PACIFIC CHRISTIAN MESSENGER, THURSDAY, JUNE 7, ,1877
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piews of the Week.
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Thus far we have been highly favored
with an abundance of rain, but we
think we are safe in saying “ quantum
aufffcif," as tbe spring grain will now
make a good yield, and the fall grain
is so rank that much of it would be
to the ground should
precipita
ntinue much longer.
these rain
Sr. Louis, Majr 2^.—A project is on
foot here to open a direct groin trade
with Liverpool. Tbe plafl ia to center
here the Elevator Co.. Mississippi Val­
ley Barg^Co. and ocean steamers to
pool their risks by a combination and
send ckTgoes of grain, especially corn,
The idosiri literary exercises of tbe
of Christian College
from New Orleans through jetties to pre
ace next week, on the 11th,
Liverpooliand other European» ports'.
The prospects are the plan will soon be 12th, and 13th inst. We desire_to see
carried into effect An ocean steam­ as many patrons of tbe college and*
ship company has alreaby named- sev­ friends of education present, to witness
eral
large grain -carrying steamers, these exercises as can conveniently at­
which can be put qg berth as fast as tend. Siuce tbe annual meeting is to
be held at Dallas, immediately suc­
.cargoes are ready;
ceeds our literary entertainments, we
Oregon.
J. H. Foster is^nlarging the Magno­ assure our Iriends that they cannot
lia Mills at Albany. He wants more spend the time of a few days to a better
advantage than at Christian College
room for this year’s crop.
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Hyde Park, Vt. Feb. 7, 1876.
Messrs. Seth W. Fowl* A Sons, Boston.
Gents—You may perhaps remember
that I wrote you several weeks ago in
regard to the use of the Pruvian Syrup
for my wife, who was suffering from
general debility, the sequence of ty
phoid Eisentery. I bad tried the most
noted physicians in this State, and also
in Canada, without relief. At your
recommendation she commeno«l the
use of the Syrup, the first four bottles
made but little impression, but while
taking the fifth'Ito* began to improve
rapidly, aud now, after using six of the
dollar bottles, she has regained her
strength, and is able to do most of the
work about the bouse ; and I feel that I
cannot,spent to highly in praise.of the
Peruvian Syrup. 1 fqye prescribed it
to several of my patients( and have pro­
cured the sale of several dozen of it
hare. Yon can make any use of this
letter you see fit. Yours very truly, H..
D. B elden , M. D.
. Sam. L. Simpson will write a poem previous to attending the meeting.
for Pioneers' Reunion at Salem on the
The following is the programme for
u It’s Only a Con^h ”
15th inst. Of course it will be a fine the Annual Literary exercises of the
has brought many to untimely graves.
production.
I Associate Ahimni, Monday evening,
What ia a Cough ? The lungs-or bron­
The General Association of Congre-* June,
,
11, 1877 :
.......... chial tubes have been attacked by a
cold ; nature HtiundaaHyliitm-bell, tell­
gationalchurches for Oregon and Wash,
Music by M. 8. C. Band
ing where the disease lies. Wisdom
ington Territory, Mill meet at Seattle, X
Opening Song, “ Chiming Bells.”
suggests “ try Wistar’s Balsam of.JVlld
‘
■ Invdoate by Pres, Campbell.
W. T., on Thursday, June 21st.
Cherry
it ba» cured, during th# last
Introduction
of
new
class
by
Pres.'ot
the
A
mo .
’ A Eugene letter states that the con­
half of a centnry, thousands of persons.
Address,"by F. L. Bell (A. B. ’76.)
As long as yon cough, there is danger
tract to build a bridge across the coast
Song, •• Ivy Songs.”
for the cough is a" Safety Valve. Use
fork of Willamette has been let Jo S. S.
Essay, by Mirs Mary Bidwell iB. 8. ’75.)
** Wistar” and be cured. 8old by all
Miller Ji Sou for 85,000,. Tbe work is
Address, by Bobt. Bean, (B> 8, v?^)
druggists.
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Song.
to be finished by September 1st.
Address, by Robt. Hutchinson IB. 8.‘ 73.)
The Albany De>>$erat haa**een Jirdg$‘-
Hislorical„G?£. Wolverton, (A. B. ^2.) •
ADVERTISEMENTS.
Ki-rr4rem (iontea Costa, Cal., ■boj?.
" ~ Closing song, “Wili spirit Tight.’*""
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disgusted with that State and is in Ore­ 4
i.
.
Benediction,
1,000.000 BOTTLES
gon " spying out thejand.” His sheep ' Deors open at 7q r. M.
•
„ %
OF THB
6,000 nead, are on the way to Oregon.
,
.
The following is a programme for
.
I k “/ the ,itert‘ry entertainment to be given
Coos county awaiting settlers. The-i
by the Philosophian and Vespertine
.Veir.s- directs attention to that part of
I Societies, Tuesday evening, 12th inst'. :
the county known as Ten-Mile. TtJiSa
M, 8, Q. Band.
| Music .... . ,
between Coes Bay and- Umpqua river. I Greeting Glee- Full
.
Opening
Address
...,.
Miss
Jossie
Wolverton.
Last Monday, N. Richardson, who
! Declamation................................. Mr. C. Adkins, bare been sold last year, and not one complaint
lives on the lower Tualatin, in Wash­ i Song—Duot .. .Misses Mardis Shelton and
luw reached us that they have-not dose all
'• ' Ella Holman.
ington county, was struck in the face I
that is claimed for them. Indeed, scientific
I Oration, ” The used key is always bright.”
by the iron lever of bis sulky plow, I : ’
Dr. J. M. Powell. »kill caaaot go beyond th« result reached -in
I Comic Recitation.................... VMiss A. Butler.
the»« wonderful prep arat i ons. Add e d to Ca r-
which lie • was • . operating, and bis nose
. I I Song
’VIlfc--
IV _______
__ of
_ k child.”
— Vqjuax
Quartet-*"
Laugh
bolic, Arnica, Mentha, Seneca-Oil and Witch-
was cut clean through on a level with ! —
Recitation .................. ... .Miss M. Bidwell.
.Mi»» M. Powell. Hazel, are other ingredients; which makes a
hi s fa ce . A s er gee a fin e d hi m q p
.Miss 8.1 .Meas. fàmïiy liniment thai -defies rivalry, l^ienmaK
pretty good shape.
; C»mic Address.................... ..... Mr. J. Adkins, lc and bed ridden cripples have by it been ena­
Miss
M. Butler.
.......
Salem Statesman : One of the largest , song?”111....... .
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bled to throw sway their crutches, and many
i) . '.1. .
farms “ over in Ptilk.” -tbe propeKl*^x>f
“ Cultured Women.”-.. Miss K. Lucas. who for years have been afflicted with Nenral-
xt
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r
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Dialogue... Mr. W. Craig and Miiw L. Br.tler. gia, Sciatica, Caked Breasts, Weak Backs, Ac.,
Gen. Nesmith, hosier an item of the-ontfon-..............
.
Mr. O. Shelton,
have found permanent relief:
make up of thia year’s oro», 800 .acres Song-ttolo—'• Mv Mdther's Prayer,”
Mr. Josiah Westlake, of Marysville, 0.,
1 »
A t \u« u i
unn
Miss A. (Mf Iron,
in wheat. Only think of it, 800 acres, - closing Address................ -........... Mr. W. Craig. writes :
,
3b bushels to the acre, 81.50 per bushel, | Music by the Band,
" For years my Rheumatism has been so bad
that I hâve been unable to stir from the house.
Exercises to commence at 1%
and you have enough to start! a bauk,
7% P.
p. m .
I have tried every remedy I could hear of. Fi­
£36,000. Who wouldn’t be a Granger.
A cordial invitation extended to all.
nally, I learned of the Cantiasr Liuimeut. Tho
first three bottles enabled me to walk without
The dedication of the Baptist church
my crutches. I am meadiag rapidly. I think
Female
weakness
cured
without
med
­
your Liniment simply a marvel ”
at Turner took place Sunday, May 20th,
This Liniment cure« Burns and Scalds with­
A large audience wafe in attendance, icine. Trial Box free. Address D r .
out a scar, extracts tlie poison from bites and
and a subscription amounting to $300, S wan , Beaver Dam, Wis.
stings. Cures Chilblains and Fro«t<xl-foet, and <
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in addition to what liad already been
is very efficacious for Ear- ache, Tooth ache,
subscribed, was taken up to defray ,
Itch and Cataneona Eruptions.
CONTRACT TO LET.
The Centaur I.lnlnirnt, Yrllaw Wrap­
building expenses. Tbe house as fin- ;
ialied. seated aud capeted, cost about
The contract to furnish material and per, is intended tof tho tough fibrês, cords
81,000.
build a dwelling house, in Monmouth, and muscles of horses, mule», and animals. <
READ ! READ 1
Statesman, June 3d : A dispacth re- will be let to a reasonable and respon-
Rev. Geo. W. Ferris, Manorkill, Schoharie
ceivqd in this city by Mr. A. W. Kin- sible builder.
Co., N. Y., says :
•
nby of the Salem Flouring Mills from
For plan and specifications, call at
" My lior»e was lame for a year with a fet­
his brother in Astoria says in effect^': the office of the C hristian M essenger . lock wrench. AU remedies utterly failed to
cure and 1 considered him worthless antil I
that two blocks of tbe principal bust-
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------ commenced to use Centaur Liniment, which
rapidly cured him. I heartily recommend it.
ness part of the town was burned yes­
STRAYED OR STOLEN
It makes very little difference whether the
terday afternoon. No direct damage j
From the subscriber, living on tbe case be ** wrench,” sprain, spavin or lameness
to any cannery reported. Mr. Kinney’s I
Luckamnte, six miles south of Mon­ of atjy kind, the effect» are the same. Tbe
caBnery all right Fire out.
mouth, on Friday, tbe lllh day of great power ot th» Liniment is, however, shown
Flour lias been retailing in Portland
in Poll-evil, Big-head, Sweeny, Bpavia, Ring­
May, 1877:
at lower rates than in McMinnville.
One Light Be^ MA^tE, blazed face, bone, Galls and Scratches. Thia Liniment ia
worth millions of dollars yearly to tbe' Stock­
Dealers could have made a profit by
one or two saddle marks, black mane growers, Livery-men, Farmers, and those
shipping it from here. The country
and tail, very heavy made, about 15 having valuable animals to care for. . We rw-
people had their idess “ way up.”—'1
bands high.
rant its effects and refer to any Farrier who
Oregonian.
Also, Dark Bay or Brown MARE, haa evor nsed it.
Tbe same can be said of dealers in
La^yatory of J. 3. Rosa A Co.,
white spot in forehead, two large
.46 Dn S t ., Naw Yoax.
most of our country towns. TCia now
saddle marks on each side. Branded
retailing in Monmouth at the rate of
oa right hip F T, very thin mane,
88 50 to $9 per bbl’., when country
about 15 hands high. ■
brands are quoted in Portland at $6 to j
Any one finding said animals and de­
87 per bbl.
livering them, or giving the Docessary
A cample to substitute for Castor Oil, with­
information, whereby they can be
The annual executive meeting of the | obtained, will be liberally rewarded by out its unpleasant taste to recoil In the throat.
The result of 20 years’ practice by Dr. 8am’1
trustees of Christian College will be [he’gub^riber.
Pitcher, of Massachusetts.
next Tuesday, 12th inst., at 1 r. si.
_ I
Pitcher’a Castoria is particularly recommend­
J. W. DAVIS.
In a few days Pres. T. F. Campbell
ed for children. It destroys worms, sssimi-
Monmouth, June 1, 1877.
hates the food, and allows natural sleep. Very
will be able to supply the frieads of
efficacious in Croup and for children Teethinh.
education with a catalogue of Christian
For Colds, Feverishness, Disorders of the Dow­
Consumption ('urei.
College, it beiDg now in press.
els, and Stomach Complaints, nothing is so ef­
Mr. Henry Helmick, living cn the
An old physician, retired from active fective. It in as pleasant to take as honey, costs
Lnqkiamnte, and one of Polk county’s practice, having bad placed in hie bands but 35 cents, and can be had of any Druggist.
This is one of many Testimonials :
largest farmers, died May 31at, of by an Eust India missionary tlie formu­
“ C ornwall , L ebanon C o ., P a .,
phlegmonous erysipelas after a painful la of a simple vegetable remedy for the
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•'March 17, 1874.
speedy and permanent cure of donaump-
illness of tbrea days.
"Dear
Sir,— I have used your Q astmoa in
tion, bronchitia, catarrh, asthma, and my practice
- for somo time. I take great
Owing to previous arrangements, all throat and- Inng affections, also a
pleasure in recommending it to the profosaion
Bro. Waller will not reach the Annual positive and radicate cure for nervous sain safe, reliable, and agreeable medicine. It
id particularly adapted to children where the
Meeting at Centerville, W, T., till debility and all nervous complaints, repugnant
taste of Castor
Oil renders it so
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Tuesday, 12th_ inst. Brethren tLere after haring thoroughly tested ito wob -
d.sfol
derful e.r.7,«.
curative powers in »hnnaand.
thousands nf
of difficili! toadimnister
"E. A. ENDER8, M. D.”
will please notice. .
cases, feels it bis duty to make it known
Mothers who try Castoria will find that they
Next Wednesday evening there Kill to his Buffering fellows. Actuated by can sleep nights and that their babies will be
this motive, and a conscientious desire healthy.
be a grand studenta* reunion in tho col­
to relieve human suffering, he will send
J. B. B orr A C o ., N ow York. .
lege hall, in way of a strawberry feeti- free of charge, to all who desire it, this
7-10-131
val, conducted by the Veepertine and recipe, with full directions for prepar­
... ......S.A. — ---- JT a.—■ — ——------------- • ..... -
ing and successfully using. Sent by
Philosophic« literary societies.
DLCkLs K DKX& FOTN1NRT.
Xtf'iUitlit'l («!>«■?.
Persons desiring to purchase paints return mail by addressing with stamp,
HvfwHnp n«iia of Copper and Tin,
nnming this paper. Dr. W. C. Stevens,
mounted
witf>
tit«
Rotary Haxiff-
r.ndoils, either by tbe wholesale or re- 126 Powers' Block, Rochester, N.. Y.
Ijlgfl,
rintrrllrt. Sehontt. Parent.
' <iurt llouft, Ptra ¿Inrmr,
f.ii), will do well to call at the Mon­
.
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fyirr cu>^, vmum «. «e. Fully
Warranted.
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mouth Drug and Prescription Store,
11. umi Maxi Catalog«« not Free.
QITUI I Q Perfnmod Sheila. Everybody
VAMJH XKN 4lr TIFT,
wuere they are being sold at tho lowest dlILLLd pUsed. 26c. * for Wc. A. H?
in ..i i < m tut
st .,cu>.u»U,
■6-18-ly
I Fuller, Bfockwn, As.
possible rates, for cash.
qentaur
^INIMENTS
Local Matters.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
From a Physician.
CHILDREN.
LIVERY, FEED AND SALE
STABLE.-
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CHRISTIAN COLLEGE,
lÆoxxxuontlxi
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COPER & CRAIG,
POLK COUNTY, OREGON.
MONMOUTH,
CXEVHJG-OHSr.
The College is under .the c»re of a
Board of Trustees, Who will spare no
l' pains to make it eqnal to the demands
gies and Saddle Horses, at any time ' of tbe age.
f
and on reasonable terms.
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The members of the Faculty are
Also, will buy and sell horses, sup­ competent, energetic, and devoted to
plying farmers and teamstors on abort the cause of education.
notice with such stock as they may need. THE LOCATION OF HlE COLLEGE
YTTE are prepared to
furnish to
™ tbe traveling public Hacks, Bug­
Patronage
guaranteed.
satisfaction
-
6-l;ly
solicited,
,
IS CENTRAL, ACCESSIBLE,
AND BEAUTIFUL.
DO ipU WANT LETTER OR NOTÉ
Everv^ candidate for admission into
HEADS?
any Of Hie departments of thia Cpjlege,
must present satisfactory evidence of
good moral character ; if be shall have
been connected with any other college,
lie mnst produce a certificate of honor- »
able standing from the-Mthoritiqs of
that college.
w
We will furnish them to. yon hand­
somely printed for less than you can
buy the blank paper at retail.
PR’NTKD ENVELOPES
--
of 1be Best Quality also furnished for
less by the box than you can buy the
plain ones at retail.
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Address,
D. T. S tanley ,
Monmonth, Or.
J. M. POWELL, M. D.,
-PHYSICIAN ANB SURGEON,
MONMOUTH.
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OREGON.
The Session consist» of two Terms of
Twenty Weeks each, witt^a races»
of on*-week for Christmas holidays,
and an Intermediate Examination and
Renewing Of Classed at the end of the
first term.
TUITION PER TERM.
OFFICE IN DRUG STC^RE-.
Primary Department)—Th is em­
7-1-ly
braces the studies prescribed
. J------------------- ---------------------------------- — by law for District or Com­
mon Schools.............. .......
8 9 0Ò ’
"bo YOU WANT ANY KIND OF
Preparatory Department.-High- »
Arithmetic, Algebra, Geology,
BLANKS PRINTED ?
— Botany, Zoology, Astronomy,
We can get them up for y*n in nice
English Grammar and Com­
style and at low rates. Send in your
position, 'Latin and Greek
orders.
Grammars aud Readers.
15 00
Address,
D. T. S tanley , . .
Collegiate Department. —Full
“
Monmouth, Orz
College
Courte..............
Colle
ge Courte.
,........... )• 20 00
Janitor Fee .... t 2 Ô0
Tuition strictly in advance,.as fol­
lows :—
É.
—F o r t en w eeks, o r h a lf term , m u st b e .
MONMOUTH, OREGON,
paid on entering the school, and like
payment»
be made at the commence- -
DEALER IN
meut ôf each half term to the clDse of '
the „session.
Board can- be had in private families
at from j-3 to 83 50 per v^eek.
Sctc9.c3.lo8,
THOS.
BERRY,
Wliipa,
Spurs,
And everything that is kept in a first
class
HAPNHSS SHOP, .
And vili «eli cheaper than anybody
for cash.
' All work warranted to be of the best
material and bv the ftest of workman.
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Also repairing done on the shortest
notice and reasonable terms.
Give me a trial and I will guarantee
satisfaction.
6-13-tf
DISCIPLINE, a
Tbe discipline is mild and firm, ad­
ministered on the principle that virtue
brings its own.reward and vico it» own
shame. The highest incentives to vir­
tuous actions are impressed by precept
and%xample, while vice and immoral­
ity are restrained by all proper means.
Students are taught rather-to govern
themselves than to lie governed. Moral
power is tbe principle, an appeal to the
head and heart, self-government from
Christian motive. Hence no student
can be permitted to remain who indul­
ge» in card-playing, intemperance, pro­
fanity, neglect of studies, or any other
vice or impropriety. Daily moral in­
struction based on the Bible, leaves but
little else to be'dune in government.
MIXED SCHOOL.
MONMOUTH DRUG AND PRES-
RIPTION STORE M
KEEPS CONSTANTLY ON HANDS
A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF
Fresh. Drugs,
Medicines,
♦ Chemicals,
Raints, Oils,
Glass, Fancy and
Toilet A.rticles.
A FULL SUPPLY OF
Stationery,
Common School and
College Text Books.
LIBERAL DISCOUNT FOB CASH.
Dr. J. m . Powoll,
Proprietor.
STOVES AND TINWARE.
Having just received an assortment of
8T0VE8 AND TINWARE
the undersigned Is enabled to sell any­
thing in his line cheaper than ever..
Repairing also done to order.
Shop-on Main Street, first door south
of Kramer and Hoge's blacksmith shop.
Gall afid examine before purchasing
your supplies elsewhere.
7-3At
WM. CHURCHILL.
DO YOU WANT CIRCULARS OR
NOTICES
J
OF ANY KJND PRINTED ?
•>'
Send ns your order, and it wilt be
done neatly and cheaply, and sent you
by return mail.
Address,
D. T. S tanley ,
Monmouth, Or.
Experience has 'demonstrated con­
clusively that mixed schools, under
proper regulations and restrictions,
possess decided advan'ages over exclu­
sive institutions. Young gentlemen
and ladies ajercise 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 tbe wreath of
honor, as they labor side by side in a
common cause.
THE-BIBLR.
Cod haa gii ¡ven man two great volume.
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—Nature
and 1 Revelation—suited to bis
physical and spiritual constitutions.
These are full of facts addressed to tbe
understanding.
From Nature, we learn the principles
which minister to tbe wants of tbe
body, giving food to eat and raiment to
wear. From Revelation, we receive
those principles by which the spirit is
fed, and clothed with truth and right­
eousness. Any system of education,
which neglects either of these volumes
is incomplete. To train the intellect in
physical science and neglect the moral
nature, is dangerous to society ; for it
imparts powfir which, without moral
principle to guide, may be destructive
to the peace and happiness both of tbe
individual and society.
TO THE FRIENDS AND PATRONS
OF CHRISTIAN COLLEGE.
.The prospects of Christian College
are most flattering. Tho institution is
increasing in reputation, and its iuffu-
ence and popularity are rapidlyevtend­
ing. Ito friends may anticipate a career
of still greater-usefulness. The patrons
of the school will do well to begin no*
to shape their business so as to send
their sons and daughters at tbe opening
of next session. One full, term, taking
the classes in order, is worth more than
double the time, scattered over several
Sessions. Ws hope to Welcome to the
halls of Christian College on the first
Monday in September next,- a larger
number of students, and to, inaugurate
a more lUccessful and prosperous
session than the one soon to close.