f- MAY- .31, 1877 PACIFIC CHRISTIAN MESSENGER, THURSDAY, V.-^- - \ SM Local Matters. From h Physician. ADVERTISEMENTS . ---------------- £—I—». - -.......... ADVERTISEMENTS Fall wheat and winter oats, in this vi­ Hyde Park, Vt. Feb. 7,1870. FEED AND SALE cinity, have already headed out and Messrs. Seth W. Fqwh A Sons, Boston. , Gents — You may perhaps remember, from appearance some will' soon be that I wrote you several weeks ago in Full Nickel-Silver Plated ready for the siokle. - 7 Shot Revolvers as regard to the uso of the Pruvian Syrup Premiums, Through a pivate letter from Prof. for my wife, who was suffering from A. F. Campbell we were pleased to learn general debility, the sequence of ty COOPER & CRAIG, that he is well salified with his new phoii^Eiaenteryj—I had tried the moat noted physicians iu this State, and also Tramps, Burglars and Thieves Infest all parts MONMOUTH, home at Roseburg where be has enter­ in Canada, without relief. At your of the Country. Every One Should go Armed. ed into legal business. recommendation she commenced the ' use of the Syrup, the first four bottles Intermittent fever constitutes the made but little impression; but while principal malady of our town .at takiug the fifth she begau to improve btrE are prepared to furnish to present. Ofrcourse there aracompara- rapidly, aud now, ufter using six of the ’’ the traveling publie Hacks, Bng- gies and Saddle Horses, at any time 4 tively but few cases, as Monmouth ia dollar bottles, she has regained her considered one of the healthiest places strength,.and is able to do moat of the and on reasonable term». wgrk about the house ; aud 1 feel that I In the valley. cannot speu* te highly in praise of the We are pleased to learn that all the Peruvian Syrup. I hare prescribed it plying farmers and teamsters on short members of the senior class of C. C., to several of my patients, and have pro­ police with such stock as they-may need. cured the sale of several dozen of it passed a very favorable examination herb. You can make any use of this Patronage solicited, satisfaction last week. ThiB speaks well for the letter you see fit. Yours very truly, H. guaranteed. tï-l-ly f* *. Professors and teachers of the college, D. B elden , M. D. while it is’at the same time of no little DO YOU WANT LETTER OR NOTE F-1 * “ U’g Only a Cough ” credit to the candidates for graduation. HBADS? Our city* meat market, formerly has brought many to untimely graves. What is a Cough ? The lungs or bron- We will furnish them to you hand­ owned by Mepsr». Hiar & Mulkey, is j. ■■ • - • by «>. oliial' tubes jiave . been attacked somely printed for less than you can now under the contrpl of Messrs. Friar I cold ¡.nature sounds' ah alarm-bell, tell­ buy the blank paper at retail. aud Marshall. „While the business was ing where the diseas'e lies. Wisdom 7 Pn’NTBD ENVELOPES well conducted under the management suggests *t try Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry it has cured, during the last of the Best Quality also furnished for • of the former copartnership, we can halt of a century, thousands of persons. leas by the box than you ean buy the insure our friehds who are lovers of As long as yon cough, there is danger plain ones at retail. good beef, that they will be offered the fpr the cough is a Safety Valve. Use Address, *' D. T. S tanley , Monmouth, Or. ' best accomodations the . country can ■ “ Wistar” and be cured. Sold by all druggists. afford,,in the way of beef, while it is. under the knives of the new firm. J. M POWELL, M. D., ADVERTISEMENTS The reqnsite amount of*8tock for or­ PHYSICIAN AND NIIUJEON, ganizing the MoiJmouth Alden Fruit UNEQUALLED OFFER. LIVERY, * STABLE. A MGNTH S AMMUNITION FREE *' OFŒGkON ** 1,000,000 BOTTLES Drying Aasocia'ihn, ifi.taken up by our moneyed citizens—directors elected— and machinery ordered. We would Be ■pleased to see this enterprise a success in etery respect—as doubtless it will, —. since the stock is owned by enterprising and energetic men. The ground upon which the buildings are to be erected, | have; lieeu »oteHasfyear, and not one complaint 7- ~~E us pot as yet, been procured, but . has rsapiiod us that they liee uot dose all soon 'trillBe, and wo trust tho apsocta- ' that is claimed for them. Indeed, scientific tion will consider it to its interest as . skill cannot go- beyond the result retched in j those wi - well as to the-'phyjrical iuteiest of our- bofic, Arulcs, Mentha, Seneca-Oil and Witch- citizens to establish the buildings in Hazel, aro Ather ingredient*, which make, a the siil/m bs of our town. Unuly liniment that defies rivalry. It lieu mat- | Last Saturday, as usual, every buggy ic and bed ridden crtpptw have by-it been ena­ and hack in town was pressed into ser­ bled to'tlirow away their cratches, and many who for yean have been afflicted with Neural­ vice, well leaded, and -dispersed in gia, Sciatica, Caked Breasts, Weak Backs, Ac., divers directions at an early hour. The have found permanent relief. - ^seniors of C. C. went to Albany to in^ Mr.'‘Josiah Westlake, of Marysville, 0., vest in a class pietirre. And we are _ wrliu:-------- —:----------- ——-— ------ - —- “ For years my Rheumatism has been so bad sure that there could tie bo better dis­ that I have beei> uuable to stir from the bowse. play of good tag ;oata and respect for each I Wkve fried every remedy 4 could hear of. Fi­ other, than to isJ-ure such a remem- nally, I learned of tlje Cantonr Liniment. The first three bottles enabled me to walk without brance to keep in possession after leav­ my crutches. I am mending rapidly. I think your Liniment simply a marvel." ing the aula eciextiir and classmates to This Liniment cures Burns and Scalds with­ revert to Jn future days. The boys out a scar, extracts tlio poison from bites and wiht to Salem for a social time. The stings. Cures Chilblains and Frostod-feet, and band went to Bethel to furnish music is very efficacious for Ear- ache, Tooth ache. for the society pic uic of the Bethel In­ Itch and Cats neons Eruptions. The Centaur Liniment, Yellow Wrap­ stitute. A good attendance and a jolly per,,is intended for the tough fibres, oords time reported, although their finely and muscles of horses, mules, and animal*. spread tables were well moistened by a READ ! READ 1 heavy shower about the time they were Rev. Geo. W. Ferris, Manorkill, Seboharie enjoying themselves so well in the way Co., N. Y., says : “ My horse was lame for a year with a fet­ of the harmonious.manual and maxillary lock wrench. All remedies utterly failed to movements, designed for the copifoo^ cure and 1 considered him worthless until I of their commissaries, as well as forth«' commenced to use Centaur Linifney an East India missionary the formu­ “ C obnwall , L ed * box C o ., Pa., la of a simple vegetable remedy for the - •• March 17, 1874. speedy and permanent cure of consump­ •' Dear Sir,-JI have used your C abtohia in tion. bronchitis, catarrh, asthma, and my practice for sumo time. I take great all throat aud lung affections, also a pleasure in recommending it to the profusion a safe, reliable aud agreeable medicine. It positive and radical* cure for nervous as is particularly adapted to children where the debility and all nervous complaints, repugnant tiwte ______ taste of Ci_ Castor Oil _______ renders _ it __ so after having thoroughly tested its won­ difficult to administer. “ E. A. ENDERS, M. D.” derful curative powers in thousands of Mother, who try C m tori* will find that they cases, feels it his duty to make it known to his Buffering fellows. Actuated by can sleep nights and that their babies will be this motive^ and a conscientious desire healthy. -to relieve hums'll an flaring, he will send J. B. B osk A Co., Now York. free ef charge, to all who desire it, this Mo-lit rtutipo, with full directions for prepar­ ing and snccMafnlly^neing. Sent by return mail by addressing with stamp, miming thia paper. Dr. W. C. Stevens, 12fi Powers’ Block, Rochester, N. Y. ■ Sweetening one's coffee is generally the first stirring event of the day. > .* OREGON. OFFICE IN DRVG STORE. 7-«iy DO YOU WANT ANY KIND OF BLANKS PRINTED ? TINIMENTS ■_1 i We osn get them up for you in nice style and at low rates. Send in your orders. Address, D. T. S tanley , • * Monmouth, Or. THOS.E, MONMOUTH, OREGON, DEALER IN „ Hamos», SaddleB. . Whips, ■'V • Spurs, And everything that is kept in a first 9, HARNESS SHOP. And will sell cheaper than anybody for cash. All work warranted to be of the best material and by the best of workman. Also repairing done on the shortest notice and reasonable terms. • Give me a trial and I will guarantee satisfaction 6-13-tf CHRISTIAN COLLEGE, Monmoutlij ■ a . «• - POLK COUNTY, OREGON. The College is under the care of a ' : Board of Trustees, who wilj spare no i pains to make it equal to’ tlio demands of the age. r A tlu IUcIll uern Or Hie members of the .TllCUIVj Faculty uro are '—*7 iceB3pe‘ent’ energetic, and devoted to Cftuw of education. ! • the cause THE'LOCATION OF THE COLLEGE IS CENTRAL, ACCESSIBLE, AND BEAUTIFUL. Every candidate for admission into any of the departments of thiH College, must present satisfactory evidence of good moral character ; if he shull have been Connected with any other college, he must produce a certificate of honor­ able standing from the authorities of that college. The Session consists of two Terms of Twenty Weeks each, with a yecese^. of oue week for Christmas holidays, and an Intermediate' Examination and Renewing of Classes at the end of tho first term. TUITipN PER TERM. Primary Department.—Thisem- braces the studies prescribed by law for District or -Com­ mon Spboojs............... .. S 9 00 Preparatory Department.-High- Arithmetic, Algebra, Geology, Botany, Zodlogy, Astronomy, English Grammar and Com­ position, Lit in and Greek Grammar* and Readers......... . 13 00 Collegiate Department. — Fall College Courte.................. 20 00 Janitor Foo - , u-wr Tuition strictly in advance, as fol­ lows:— For ten weeks, or half term, mnst be paid on entering thqaehool, and ' like payments to bo made at the commence­ ment, of each half term to the close of the> session. Board cita be bod in private families at from 83 to 83 50 per week. DISCIPLINE. The discipline is mild snd firm, ad­ ministered on the principle that virtue brings its own reward and vice its own shame. The highest incentives to vir­ tuous actions are impressed by precept and example, while vice and immoral­ ity ure restrained by all proper means Students are taught rather to govern themselves than to be governed. Moral power is the principle, an uppeal to the head and heart, self-government from Christian motive. Hence no student can be permitted to remain- who indul­ ges in card-playing, intemperance, pro­ fanity, neglect of stadies, or any other vice' or impropriety. Daily moral in­ struction bared on the Bible, leaves but little else to be done in government. i MIXED SCHOOL. MONMOUTH DRUG AND PRES­ CRIPTION STORE KEEPS CONSTANTLY ON HANDS BLACKSMITHING. Farmers, Grangers, and the rest* of mankind, I desire to thank you for the liberal patronage heretofore extended to me, and would respectfully ask you to continue the same. "* Do you know that I am the only blacksmith in Monmeuth precinct that keeps a stock of Iron and Steel on hand so as to do your work on a minutes notice. , - All work warranted and as cheap as any first class work can be done. A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF Fresh Drugs, ^Medicines, Chemicals, Faints. Oils, Glass, Fancy and Toilet Articles. A FULL SUPPLY OF Stationery, Common School and College Text Books. LIBERAL DISCOUNT FOR CASH. JZ>x*. JT. M. Powell, Proprietor. STOVES AND TINWARE. W. J. WELL». ; Monmouth, Or., April 28, 1877. Having just received an assortment of STOVES AND TINWARE the undersigned is enabled to sell any­ S275.00 thing in hid line cheaper than ever. PARLOR ORGAN EARNED BY A Repairing also dona to order. LADY IN TWO WEEKS. Shop on Main Street, first door south Canvassers Wanted, male or female. Splen­ did premiums. Large cash commissions. No of Kramer and Hoge's blacksmith shop. capital required. Bend 10 cents for sample Call and examine before purchasing magazine and full particulars. Address. Z eb C bckxet ' s M aoazise , W asb - your supplies elsewhere. isorroit, N ew J bbsbt . 0-21-ly 7-3At WM. CHURCHILL. ------■'------------------------------ —------------------- - ' T---- • ' —----a............................ -i ................ r )- ” “Voice Bars” makes it musical, ex­ tends its compass. Indispensable to Singers End Speaker«. Cures Coughs. Bronchial Affec­ tions. Relievos Asthma. Circulars free. “Voice Bars” Co., Cincinnati, 0. j 7-U-4t QUCT I Q rod Shell*. ' Everybody □nCLLO ple^ea. 25c. 4 for 50c. A. If. Fuller, Brocktci, Ms. Experience has demonstrated con­ clusively that mixed schools, under proper regulations and restrictions, jKiesess decided advan'ages over exclu­ sive institutions. Young gentlemelt and ladies exercise a refining, restrain­ ing, yet stimulating influence over each other, when associated in the same school and in the same class, which nothing else can supply, They vie with each other for the wreath of honor, as they labor side by side in a common cause. THE BIBLB. God has given man two great volumes —Nature and Revelation—suited to his physical aud spiritnal constitutions. These are full of facts addressed to the understanding. From Nature, we leant the principles which minister to the waLts of the body, giving food to eat and raiment to wear. From Revelation, we receive those principles by which the spirit is fed, and clotbed with troth and right­ eousness. Any system of ednestion, which neglects either of these volumes is incomplete. To train the intellect iu physics! science and neglect the moral nature, i» dangerous to society ; for it imparts power which, without moral principle to guide, may lie destructive to the peace and happiness both of th» individual and society. TO THE FRIENDS AND PATRONS OF CHRISTIAN COLLEGE. The prospeofs of Christian College are most flattering. The institution is increasing in reputation, and .its influ­ ence and popnlarity are rapidly extend - ing. Its friends may anticipate a career - of still greater usefulness. The patrons of the school wiljjdo well to .begin now to shape their business so as to send their sons and daughters at the opening DO YOU WANT CIRCULARS OR i of next session. One full term, taking the classes in order, is worth more than NOTICES double the time scattered over several O»ANY*4S.,> Pit I NEED ? sessions. We hope to welcome to tho Send us yeur ordei, and it will bo halls of Christian College on the first done neatly and cheaply, and sent you Monday in September next, a larger by retnrn mail. • number of students, and inaugurate , Address, D. T. S tanley , i a more, successful and prosperous Monmouth, OTT* rest ion tl.an the one soon t< clcee. r r