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3 PACIFIC CHRISTIAN MESSENGER, THURSDAY, JUNE 7, 1877. tenth, but it is made a debt of honor, Imsed upon your love for Christy Therefore, purpose in your hearts, as a test of youi: sincerity, , to give, at least, as much as you would have to give were you taken under law. ‘ ■ . I feel that-God has highly honor-» ed us to decide fo'r ourselves what ’ amouht we #T11 give in suppoit of the cause of our dear Redeemer- * We see daily the withering effects of this sparingly giving. Look"over the fields of our, beloved Oregon and California, and desert- red churches and forsaken alters is everywhere seen. ' Brethren, wilf you not at once come to the rescue, and by . your, lilierality show your willing mind which is acceptable to God by Jesus-Christ. I pray God that as the grace of Christ, abounded in becoming jioor for us, so the grace of giving to Christ may abound to your salvation, and that there may - be equality. < _ .• - PI> th*« exhortation of one that love you well. Farewell G. O. B urnett . » t fct,. —♦ ♦ ■:— HEAVKNWABD. The Christian Standard furnish es its readers a good, iu'dp.'of thethe scene of the eastern war, in its is- 1 sue of May 19th. Weather Report. T F ern P rairj |E, W-. T., A May 30, 1877. Bro. Stanley: It 1 «comes my sail duty to in form you and many readers of your valuable paper, the death of Bn>. Daniel 8. Cameron. The diptheria and erysiphs com pleted its fatal work on the body in the short space of 10 days. His spirit was called home on the 26th day of May, at 10 o’clock p . m ., in t r OKEGDN. MILLER, OF AXD SÍ PIANO FORTES. TWO MEDALS AWARDED AT PHILADELPHIA EXPOBITION, 1876. co en THE HENRY F. MILLER PIANOS Are n«ed in the Public Schools of Bosten, slid exclusively iu the New England Conxervatory uf Manic. • 7-16-81. * djl Q a «lay at home. AgenUawi ■anted. 011 trit <4>lci and terma froa.TKL’Mà GO < Anguila, Maiue. BLACKSMITHING ■ •• EZRA POPPLETON Shoes MADS TO OBPKB BY H.- WILLIAMS, INDEPENDENCE.* OREGON, ' for THE FOLLOWING LOW PRICES : DRESS BOOTS. French Calf; Single Soles, Sewed, 412 00 •* “ Tap --“ • “ 13 00 •• —"-- Biligte •• Pegged, 10 00 “ •• Tap “ “ 11 00 . '• BTOOA BOOTS. ’ s Frtneh Kip, Slip Sole, 4 2 08 ■'* Tap—” •7- - —lUSo^ California Kip, Slip Sole, 7 60 y Tap . “ 8 50 ' SHOES. Heavy French Kip, 46 00 Hoary Califarniajiip, • 5 UO HEPAIRINO NEATLY DONE. 6-37-4m - DRESS MAKING. »Farmers, Gyangers, .and the rest of unkind, I desire to thank you for the. General ÄTerchandise beral patronage heretofore extended to me, and would respectfully ask you MONMOUTH, OREGON, to continue the same. - ✓ Has a full and complete Steck of Do you know that I am the only blacksmith in Monmouth precinct that —---- -------- keeps a stock of Don apd Steel on hand GENTS AND BOYS CLOTHING. so as to do your work on a minutes GROCERIES, notice. ' — Z . • BOOTS i SHOES, All work warranted and as cheap as HATS A CAPS, any first class work oan be done. - W. J. WELLS. CROCKERY & GLASS WARE, Monmouth, pr^ April 28, 1877. LADIES DRESS GOODS, Of the Latest Styles and Patterns. GET THE BEST New Sunday School Music-Rook j ALSO ” H E A V E N W A R DP MILLINERY GOÒDS, LADIES, MISSES AND CHILDREN HATS, Ac. Br JAMES R. MURRAY, With Qld and now foveritea Jxy----------------------- . F. P. BLISS, and contribution« imm moM ef the-leading writers of Sunday school music. j “HEAVENWARD” is the only new Bnndav achcr-l book contain ing the. beat and most populsr sacred songs by the late A Complete Assortment of General Merchandise, which will-be sold low for cash. Call and see for yourselves. .No trouble to show our goods. * • 7-6 tf I». P.BLISS, with new hymns and mn«ir nevor before pub lished. Don’t tail to examine 1 NEW DEPARTURE M bs . E. 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D. ; Illustrations and order JSmiles, and 26 Themes and liexts of WAGONS, HACKS A BUGGIES other Leading Sermons. Published 21 Barclay Street, Neyr Of the very beat quality. Also, York. HARROWS NECK YOKES, SINGLE Thera is nothing mysterious about TREES, Ac. th« disappearance from the akin of General repairing done in that line eruptions, burns, scalds, bruises, ulcers and on Farmihg Implements. Special and tore« through the influence of attention to Carriage Painting and Tiro Glenn's Sulphur Soap. Sulphur is a Setting. Leave your patronage and potent puriger and healer of the skin money with him and kebp good times, and ia moat beneficially utilized in this aa he guarantees good work at the form. lowest living prices. 7-9-3m To renew yoar youth use Hill’s In . ' ' ' ' . » , stantaneous Hair Dye. ,* MONMOUTH. F. M A N V K A <; T U 11 E R * Boots and THE METROPOLITAN PULPIT A D V E R TIMEME POSTON, U'tSS., r< During May, 1877, there were . six days during which rain fell in ‘CX3’1’* sufficient quantities to measure in " * the rain guage with an aggregate of .73 in. of water. Bight showers fell on several other days, •-but not sufficient to measure. There were 13 clear days and 12 cloudy days, other than those on which rain fell. The mean temperature for the month was 53.09°. Highest daily mean.temperature 58°, on the 11th. Lowest daily mean 47°, on the 20th. Mean temperature for the month at, 2 o’clock P. M. 62.54°. Highest thermometer for the month 73°, at I 2 o’clock P. M., on the 11th. Low est thermometer 46°, at 7 o’clock A. M., on the 22d^_ The, prevailing winds for the month were from the north during 13 dayX south 17 days, S. W. one day. During May, 1870J ijjiere were nine, days during which rain fell with an aggregate of .94 in. of water, seven clear and 15 ' cloudy days other than those on which rain fell.« Mean temp, for the nionth 52.63°. Highest daily, 63°, on the 7th Lowest daily,.46°, on the 16th. T. P earce . Eola, June 1,1877- . ■■■ ■ •- 7". - ~T- — Obituary. F HENRY . ■ We have received from the publish ers, S. Brainard’s 8ons,-Cleveland, O., a copy of “ Heavenward," a collection of new Sunday School songs by James R. Murray, P. P. Bliss, and others. This new book has been eagerly looked for by our Sunday School workers, and ..they will hot lie d1sa41.poiuted.in " Hear- etrtrard." It ccrntaina a large variety of choice Sunday School music by the leading writers in America, and is the ow/yUCw boôk in which wib be found the beet and most popnlarhvmnsand mu- sic of the laid P. P. Bliss. We also no tices nnmberofstandard Sun.Tay School j favorites have been inserted, such aS ! •‘Hold-the Fort,” “ Wbat Shall the Harvest be?” ‘‘Sweet By ngd By,,f Evermore Remembered,” “ Your Mis sion,” &c., which will al want be wel comed with pleasure by Sunday Schools The Respoiaive Service is also a valna ble'new feature in this book.- Sunday Schools desiring a naw music book, .cannot do better than to secure a sup ply of •• Heavenward." It can be ob tained from moat booksellers, or by sending 25 cents to S. B uainahd ’ s S ons Cleveland O., you will receives sample copy (ia paper covers) by return mail. Price in boards, 85 cants by mail, $30 per hundred. ADVERTISEMENTS PIANO FORTES. Literary Notices. Personal. Bro. J..'J. Moss has been preach ing at Carlton for a few days, and • . has stirred .up tilings to a lively —-}>oint.-.Avith the Adventists. He lias conic to Amity Ehi$ Week to liegin a meeting of some days. Bro. I. M. Johns! of Walla Walla, W. T., called on us last Monday. _________ - lle is visiting former friends in this valley. ADVERTISEMENTS. the 67 year <€ his age. Bro. Cameron was born in Ham- elton county, Ohio, in the year 1811, and joined the diristih.fi church in his 21st year of his age, 46 years ¡of his life he has« devoted to the causd of King Immanuel, and haa been a constant worker for the Church of Christ. The chief topic of his conversation was for the wellfare of souls.. . Bro. Cameron joined .the church at one of Walter Scott meetings in the time of the reformation. He leaves a wife, and 11 children to moum,his absence, four are mar ried and living in the state of Iowa, ; seven remaining at home at the present time, six are .members of the Christian church. He left the blissful assurance that he had fought a good fight and the victory was won. His l&t words were : “ All is well,” and his spirit took its flight to the God that gave it’ . * . D.-H C ameron , J r . Iowa } tapera please copy. I ;■ , t * V-
