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PACIFIC CHRISTIAN MESSINGER, THURSDAY, JUNE 14, 1877.
Correspondence.
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depth, the ore increasing in richness ahead on the-road upon which you community, to go to church. To neg-
lsct.it is to sacrifice influence, ^useful­
The water appeared soon after the have startl'd out.
Southern Iowa,,Ton Daya Rain-
Wlfen’a man gets a new bn.«-iness? ness, moral and intellectual power, as
work begun, on the shaft, increasing
• Meetings under Disadvantage^,
in quantity, until 3,GOO gallons was he generally-finds it isnotwhatlieex­ wel| as possibly something bottc.
&c., &c.
ü
A man who fails togo tochurch and
daily drawn out before the work was pected it to be, and he beoomes dis­
finally suspended on account of the satisfied and oestless, and« puts down a. take his children with hiirf, fhils for
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H. M. HKD RIX.
great quantity of water.
. v new departure oh the progratntne of himself and them, to get the' best
May 10th, we took train at Fair­
The general cours« of tho mountain coming events, and carefully stves up things of this world, to say nothin
field, and by rail and waggon we were
is east and west,* while the stratifica­ his ambition with a view to expend- about the other world. ’ If a minister
on time for our appointment lpr that
ing it sometime in the future o»- sumtv. .luuLtaid this i it might have.* seemed
tion is N. E. and S. W.
evening at Livingston, Iowa, a village
The Tellurium Ledge, corresponding kind of labor for which-lm has n great­ Conventional, but when it wjw said by
in the S. W. part of AppanooseA'o.
with the strat ification, and is traceable er affinity. He expects to do some­ an able lawyer ami jurist, and' witball'
Tb.ij wind hlew steady from the east,
3,000 ft., presenting a uniform appear­ thing grand by and by, but he docs we think, not-a church memlter, it has
the clouds gathered thickly, and lower­
ance. . The color of the rock is almost not derm it necessary to do much ni>w. something more than the Weight of
ing all day,-ttnd at night ; the reins
Many a man who has been to hit- professional utterance.—Air. -
black, carrying deep blue--and green
A Trip to Yamhill.
v begnn to fall/Steadily ajxi], if>ntinued,
colors, and contains gold, silver, and easy to let. well-enough alone, -has, by
soon swelling the already high waters
1
Female Teachers.
some base; metals, aggregating .8200 to frequent ‘chahgt’s, frittered away hrs
Dear lird^ Stanley :
«¡nd rendering all locomotion difiictrit.-
$400 per ton. The wall rock' on one fortune, and blighted every hope, and'
1 The frequent rains of April and first! 1 On Saturday last, in company with
1‘would respectfully urge the fol­
side is of scrpçntÎno^ forination and consumed his lifefune in-learning but
Mrs.
L.,
we
left
home
for
McMinnville
Weeks of May had prevented the
lowing’considerations.
womitistiot
and vicinity, arriving at the Louse of slate ondlm other side; there is also sone thirtg and that is, how not to do
sowing of wheat and oi^ts, and- we are
a man. The question of her- jnferior-
granite in the immediate vicinity. it.
sure of a small harvest of small grain, [ Bro. C; A. Wallace. Spent a pleasant
ity oi ssiip- i iority to man, is net'hero”'
The.company is noiT driving a tunnel
Men by .switching off opio a imw
ij,o that Coin was the next- hope, but time, there until abotit 9 o’clock Sun­
in
controvepjy. Superior or inferior,
which starts ¡list aboyé tlie wnteç, in ' and untried track do not get ahead
rain jk >W for six days, and a pR'spevt day* morning, iff comf'.u^' with Bro-
she
is a woman. To raise here tl»v.
Jordan creek, and ’distant from the j an'f faster, but always,
fall lic-
of it-continuing—we know not how W. and family. ‘ We left for tlm vil­
question
of Um relative-standing'of
abaft HOJrtt.-,- and will strike the line ; kind.
long—causes some to dispair, others lage of Carlton, some ten miles dis. I
the
si
xes
in the scale- of being, is an
of the shaft 300 ft. I h L. w the" surface, I
Do not look hrouud fey auotljcr - ■ i«,:-
are hopeful! lftit all are talking, of t.lm. taut, to hear Eld.-J, J. Moss, who was
Who asks whether a”....
so abrupt is
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cup
t l e arn ____ , of ( Im ob»*
—next l»est <>f t he late r - cr op s, such as conducting, a series of.maetiugs, in t-ht
painting
>
a
iuj
t won^^rt tlitifi a
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■ make
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.The work on the tunnel is lining ' ; you now • have/and
to
it
late potatoes, turnips, beans, dud .buck hot bed of Second Adventism.
statue
or
a..temple
? ,\Vho a ks even
(’ 1 more pleasant and profitable— Er.
On Sunday■ Elder Moss delivered prosecuted x igoi-uusly, under the
Wheat.
• whether Angelo br Ripfiael is-a great-
supervision of. tlie superintendent, I.
Thi-Zw itl^ the depression of btltl- tjvo very able disqoui-ses, occasionally
er arti t ? The twif caiino" on the
A
Quaker's
Leiter
to
His
Wateh
N. Muiicy,'why has resumed the
nerfs and failure of crops freon wet throwing a tire brand1 ih the cam)> of
wlinlu, li< cimq-aruL— They-axc.differ-
siqn'rvi*Hkn-of the w«»rk. atul wtll-aftm
máker. ■ —
]5{rst~two" years with >imd Slr-epero. - ----- ----------- —~
ent.
On Monday, by • previous arrange­ canvass Douglas county, for the
many people in debt, also the scarcity
I herewith' send thee iny. pocket-
Now. mi n may make exellent teach-,
pose of selling stock of the company,
ment,
Elder
Aloss
was
to
give
Air.
-bf money just now, and the recent ad­
clodt, which standeth in need of thy ers, and so do women; Lut the one is
the object being.- to procure funds to
vance of flotlr and almost all groceries, Plummer, of tlie Second A’dveiit faith,
friendly correction. The last time he jmt-tlm other. The ideal male teacher
defray
the expense of driving the
on accouuX. of the. excitement of. the one and a half hour to review a dis­ tunnel.
was at thy friendly school, he was. in has -onie qualities that thaldcai female
eastern.war, makes the future outlook course delivered some days before.
no why reformed, nor in the least ben- teachcuJias not; and vice rersu. What-
It is the exprcMed opinion of prac­
Notwithstanding the hard, rain a
to many seem dark indeed.
efitted thereby; for 1 -perceive by the these qualities* arc, need-not at the.
tical miners tfiiit the Tellurium moun­
. . Many have said, that'the hard times. large crowd was present and listened
index of his mind that he is ft liar, And close of this long paper be specified-
tain is one vast-.dejloijjte .4>f precious
the truth is nbf-jn him; that bis pulse The foot is, in education, the yottfip
x>f the j >ast two years would prove a with great patience.
metals'only
awaiting the - ingenuity
Eltiyr Afafes replied In a two hours
' blessing, in., that Wt- would cause otfr
is sometimes slow, which lietokcneth mind should be brought into oontact •
and labor of man to bring them forth.
people to fie mòre àndystrioru and speech, in which he ably tore Urjiieces j
not an even temper; at other times, it with both- masculine, and femininu \
The'niounfauf is well supplied with-
economical,, but if so .many will insist the scrap style oiri'ca^ing t||e wmxl of
waxeth sluggish, notwithstanding, I qualitek -I do not say the places
i fir, cedar, pine, live oak: and vew
'that- a tilled eki- -Mill demonstrate" t l od, withou t» any regard to who
frequently
nrgedhim ; when he shnritit .should be equally di?fYjbnteil’between
timber, all.ea|$- of access. Also an •
that, there can be too much of a speaking, .who was spoken to, and .abundance of winter.
be on his duty, as tlmu knowetli
the sexes. so far from that I am will-
good thing, especially... in an cx- .what was the object oi what was sai,d-'-
.usual hand ^em.b tli, I find him slum- iiigrihftt the women-shall lie hi a de­
.‘ t ft. meeting of the stockholders
Elder Aloss proved hiniself anqily»able
'pC| icnce school
.
Lhsld
at Canyonville, Dec. 15, 187G, bcring, or, as the vanity of human cided-majority, and do not think the
The rain now driven with foree by­ to show up tlm. Lallewncss of ¡piy 10,000 shares of company spick was reasons phrases it; I catch him nap- schoolsTWould biif> v in consequence;
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ft south-west windagainstihe window Such sy.stein.
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P
in
fe'
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but
1
do
say
the
masculine
ami
femi
­
Mr. Plummer ha<i half an boiir to set aji.ixLixLpjirchase ft stamp mill, or . Examine him. then fore, and prove
and the stalks of-last year’s covering,
nine shot fid be represented in their
“ tho onrshould lx; Htlth iis- tb
i dose, which he.did by conuuuing Iris I in ■
the fields an<l..gar<lens presents a
him,
I
beseech
thee,
thoroughly,
that
full
power. Now-, it is well known
.cnelting,
then 3,000
for i
the.purpose
of defraying
the sliarcs
«Xp« nse
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scerfe on our 32d birthday such as we sci-ap reading'. 'f
thou niayest, being well acquainted that often in a group of sch< ols con­
During the time Elder Moss was
have not witnessed on any prcceiling
With his inward frame and disposi­ taining from <>nc tu threr thousand
speaking,
their champion, Rev. Air. of bqilding a furnace. Also 2,500 j tion, draw him from the error of his
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children, you will find only one man
sluu'i's jnf the purpose of dr^raying1
While all the prpphecdcs and old N icholls, became so nervous, lie quite the expense of driving ft tunnef, thus! way, and slxiw him the path wherein employed, and he the Superintendent
signs now seem to be demolishes!, one frequently spoke out in meeting.
he s1w>u!d go. It grieves me to think, who does little or no teaching.
Alter the discussion closed, Rev-. avoiding all assessments on share- and when I ponder therein, J am ver­
most ardently hopes that the planting
Ev( nvin < 'leveJand, with an avi rage
holdei-s.
of June will be favored by absents af­ Nicholls asked for ten ritinutes to i
ily of the opiniondhat bi« lody is foul monthly -enrollment of 10,079 pupils,
A
careHtl
examination
of
location
of
, .
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reply, stating he ached to take those
ille frosty sickle till lute in the fait.
' ore, and surrounding^, of manner of and the whole mass is corrupted. and 3j>l teachers on the roll, only 27
¿uguments
and
shake
them
-before
the
Our ni':< wigs continue, .yet the
dealing with shareholders is earnestly- Cleabsehirn, therefore, with thy charm­ arc males, ii|clubing Superintendent *
audiences are necessarilly smalli, yet, people, thereby indicating his Bxo.
solicited, and any enquiry by letter or ing physic, from all pollution, that .he. and special ttachers. Now-, if there
with the faithful dilligent few- we Plpmmer had fdiled to give them the
otherwise will be promptly answered ''may vibrate, and circulate according lie any force in the position that thq
proper shaking.
realize it is good for us to be here.
peculiar qualities of Imth men $ml wo­
by the president, lVm. F. Briggs, to the truth.
On Loi-d s’day the Baptist occupied .Elder Moss told him just to keep
I
will
place
him
for.n.
few
days
under
men should be blended in edufitioa,
Canyonville, or I. N. Muncy, superin­
the morning hour, and Rev. Archer, still, that there was one Campbell who
■ tliy care, and pay hrs board as thou must it not be eenfesfted that the sub­
tendent,
Myrtle
Creek
or
E'"A.
Chase,
of Seymour, preached a very- good would attend to bin ease on the 27th
! required. T entreat tl.ee, friend John, stitution of women for men in thc-
secretarj-, Oakland.
practical discourse, for a young man ; of June.
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We think wn have a ‘'.Bonanza,'’ to demean thj-sylf on this occasion with puLlic schools has-gone too far ( Sen-
called on us as a brother to otter I Elder Moss is well posted concern­
and propose^to deal honorably with it. judgment, according to the gift, wliicti timent tv tlte cofttraryj I mnd avow
prayer, but turned us ajl out at com­ ing their doctr ine, and is an able de- i
The survey and altitudes was obtained is in thee, and 'prove thyself it work­ this^s my opinion,
munion service-, because not “of the lender ol tlie truth, and is doing good. I
by \\ F. Jlriggs, Canyonville, U. 8•_ man ; find when thou lavest thy eor-
same faith and order,” or because we God bless him, and hqpe tlie brethren
-f
Ffcftiig Tiand upon him, let it be with-
If. p. M. SutVëyor.,
Were not Baptist. We «unless our-! will hold up his hands.
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p;
flits;- f4r~—-Lüllt pftssic.il, 1. st Ll i.i.1 dioelrl s t
-H-orez they- 0 ather~C!oc<JHiCTrta~TH
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inabi lit y lu see tyiy consistency, mucE~ ------- ------ ------------------ '-.rj
Ceylon, . /pl"
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him to destruction.
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Stick to Your Businas.
less any example, for such practice.
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Do
tlmu
regulate^Jus
motion,
ftir
a
Db th'óú régûlatoJn> niotion. for n
A Typographical Description of
Cqcoanut forces of tlipijp^ntl^,i.<jr
The (■•xcmnt says, “'l’lie church of
’
thrtc
to
fôtne,
Iv.-'tlie
nati
ion
of
light
the1 Tellurium Quartz mining
Whou any one undertakes, a now i
,
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acras are si’readu«-v«i.r Ute plain back of ■
Christ ¡. < inposcd of immersed be-
Company.
business,it is npt, for a while, to prove that rué th the day ; and' when thou ■
iievt i s, then why should 1 and others
n X .. . the err.-of. G:likt
11 ' rUQ up withoirt »
findi'th
him
con
to ’oe unprofitable and unsati.-factory. r
•be refused the privilege' to honor the
knot
or
limb
frot i thirty t>» eighty feet
This company "was incorporated
For t.iifc rea-xm many men are contin- i nib ways, and mo:<- <-.mf<irtnahle to the
Lord in li,s appointments I We were NoV. b, lbZti, Hie mine is located in
to
the
branchi
’1 tk'.t l;w dmJ.'ui.t. A
ually changing from one occupation to J above mentioned rules, then do thou
much an uikmiised' believers as j the excelsior mining district, Douglas
matured
tree
is
c-nly about ono fuot-
. anmk'.r, ami -never succeed at arty- : send him lmWv y.ith a just bill of
. Jii'.ciit r,‘ And by reason of »ur county, Oregon, 2j milts west of the
nnd-a-half
in
f irt-umfeivnce at the.
...
i chafgos <lre-.vri out in tho ».j«irit of
ig botfrid to the Lord and ’his ! tovvq.d£ Canyonville, on the northern
base,
and
it
mnintains
nwly this size
| By cbm ing his occujiation, a man : moderali n and it sh.dL be sent to
icons, will only by reason of,a slope oi tiie Tellurium . mountain,
all
tie.'
way
up.
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, not only : -.-s time and money, but! thee in the foot of all evil -J&xtmi-
few years longer in his service would > who’s summit rises about 3,450 feet
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•' How if tho fruit gathered at sm h a
: th. iv. ■ away experience. - It takes j ; ‘»er.
enable us to be superior in graco ami i above the ocean.
height ? Tho.coolios climb thexe trees
I several years yf expericneo to become ¡'
What a . Lawyer Thought.
knowledge, yet by me brush of man’s I Along the b^se.' of-, this mountain,’ skillful at anything, arid the skillful-1 i
like squirrei[.i; they pin'-, ft rope around
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unngiilcpms law, he stands and as- . on the north and west sides, gold^has mew .s.aci|uircd.in one occupation i* not ¡ ’’.Whcii I was •' in
practice of Jtjie law, tho legs near tj»^ ankl s'so a? to hold
«uuies what no man was ever by the been .mined for the last 25 years,'
of much use in another.
>
| “ (said one of the Judges of the Su- thorn in portion around the tree, and*
Lord’authorized to do.
especially on Jordan crock.
i Skill is more rcaifily acquired in ' preme < ’ourt,) and had stmbnts in then without Hpur or artifiiual help,
We suggest to’our Baptist friends
Immediately below the company’s early life than in after years; and ft ¡ «¡7 office, I requited that they should they climb up with astonishing crieri-
to either abandon the practice,'of works, Placer claims are being worked greater degree of perfection can be ob- 1 attend church at least once on a Suu- : ty» gather the fruit and drop it trn the
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turning th« Lord's children away successfully on this creek where it
tained in the (pupation first began, day, for the,advantage it would be to ground. » A single tree produces al>out
from cue loat and cup, or, for tlie sake enters the valley, and gold is found on
than in one undertaken after the cn- them in their professional studies. ft dozen cocoanute, and the coolie har­
ol copaRsteney, at least, amend and the creek ab?ve these Placer claims,
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been. waste«l The great intellectual Afi'd educational vester is allowed one for gathering the
F patch up the theory by saying,. “ The to the tunnel on the company’s claims. on fi-uitless ftchemes, and the enthusi­ school of New Epglnnd. Jt has made fruit of cacti tree.
ichuicu Oi Christ ia-composed of im- The gold is coarse quartz gold. The asm of early manh/xd mMucd -by dis­ her what she is.
“* These cocoanut forests are really beau­
altitude of the tunnel above the plain appointment.
rnciscu laipUst believers.”
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Anri a young man with ft wife and tiful, presenting symmetrical growth
graceful proportions and charming
• , • Vve are only eight miles from' Cin- at l>a.se of mountain is 850 ft., with a
Many ptople are dissatisfied fffith children can never discharge half his
tmau, win. re <>ur brother gay that drainage of 1,000 ft. to 8. t>mpqua their present, occupation, and think rcaponsibilithri to himself or to them shade. The fruit itself with enclosed
rnilk affords a healthful focal and cod­
i' proaemng has done much good i river, distant 1} mile. Altitude above that\ni»st any other would -be Letter,
without tfigulariy attending church'. ing drink ; it ift a source of cohiiidera-
• ,.fMarc|i,-anq has aroused the right­ the tunnel , 1 ,225 . ft. Distance from and that they can change for another He loses the discipline and influence Me revenue from export -f the fibre of
eous wrath' in the Congregational tunnsl to top of mountain 2,500 ft. with eft sc, and^aftcr the change, speed­ of the highest instruction and motives the shell is largety utilized for th«
oasiur. .-so tie hlui announced" three The shaft on the cotnpany s work is ily liecome wealthy aild famous. But that can be addressed to a man. IIe manufacture of doth and rope. Next
teriHoud on baptism for next Lord’s 1,100 ft. above the plain, and is 50 ft thia it a dalnxidn. If it Turn aettled owns it to his personal welfare, to the to coffee, the cocoanut is thp moat- im­
portant and valuable produot on tbi®
lay, mm we uo hope -hr will bo bo deep, and contains ore its entire upon you, shale ft off, and look etrei
minds and hearts of his family, to the island.— Troy Tinu»,
fortunate as' to read at least a few 1
rtenptures whero baptisms is mention-!
t^ as in his March effort he did not
read one so relating,
Wo return home on the 21st, and
this is the first day that rain has not
fell sine« tho 10th.
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’ Our labors closed in Fail-field on
'the 1st, and we are booked for Prince--
ton, Mo., June the 1st, and shalLspend
the summer in the field, from where
we shall write such news as may be
of some interest to the readers of ilm
M- bssknomi .
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