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About Pacific Christian messenger. (Monmouth, Or.) 1877-1881 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 1, 1877)
PACIFIC CHRISTIAN MESSENGER. SATURDAY, PEC. I, 1877 3 < * ’ A D V E R T l5i E À E N T S . ADVERTISEMENTS. * CHRISTIAN COLLEGE, ADVERTISEMENTS CHEAP G WS! Monmoutli, X w 5. . 2 3 ■:o: POLK COUNTY, OREGON. ’piIE Undersigned has bought out the 1? T V I\ r sm«.c, nYe74»rr kin t-rn-f x** kml breech ’onJ ng, The Collego is under, tlie care of a JAA-A- D ■* * p»n*'l t »ui irp- avny 7. Bjin-I I fiam ll ). Cl Ur 11 UU-.G5, l areet or t an» Board of Trustees, who will spare no I- I ihooten, tue. pains to make it equal to the demands »SHOT ntfs, GUN 8 J':;1;1; th«. IwMt at Dr:<e« V***’r »'*•*’* **’’r <•*•«! in »hm Indoponclonoo 9 I of the ago. country; Warnut^i wot v» kick or >,-Att>-T, an t to ahoAt rl«*« at vere long with kitni’. poue..4iioM. Luu blu Gutta Tho members of- the Faculty are troia kl) u» ii.9, Stugie, $1 toi J«. And will fill up" with a new Stock and "I? ï? il TV P' Si fi, d and - «hootrr*. ror pw- competent, energetic, and devoted to * -IVij V * "1 j V 1 a 3 ( * 4<r Mn j rail <>rftv«sl nrcniit- continue the business. niüoti; L!u« or full nickel j ht$J. :ur I.’ ta or Crnirat I ira the cause of education. aniTi^jn.'.iua . Packet, Belt aw.l N«ry Stxee; * al*>, L*<1 ta’- Ituvoivcr», «11 rricoi. from <•» tu iii. UPHOLSTERED WORK THE LOCATION OF THE COLLEGE PHTULS. ail KiaLt and e x .a, horn <! to $n. 1 IS CENTRAL. ACCESSIBLE, Kept on hand and made to order. AND BEAUTIFUL. J. H. JOHHSTOM, COFFINS GREAT WESTERN GUN WORKS. Of all kinds furnished to order. | Every candidate for admission into No. 109 SuiitliS.-! I St. ** any of'tho departments of this College, FZ T T 2 BTJ H en, FA. Repairing rteatly and promptly done. X. R Wa.aen-i .Pern'iTur» 1 y Mail, Fnwt to auy n»|ist present satisfactory evidence of y, Fv««. ijillce. m Ai. î 1 4"*’ J '»■•'vs. »’ 1 \3natle* (itinn «vnfc «Call on me. Ly Exj HH ”• any.EiprcM ofi.ee la ihu U. S., io V« ixatuiued good nidral character ; if he shall hard baf'.r* paid AU. GTkWr tr.nA’UTb .A/.’l a< >rm -,t «f FRANK ZEISBERG. «vrrv.thiuz in- fin Ime uf AMBI NiTlON, l.LS I IX® bejeri connected with any other oollege, TURKS, <• UN U VKl.lv'’ .MA fLl'l Vf-». ll.i.l'J'EM, LOCKA. TRUHiEI^.I HTîA'sS M<» NiiNtl. RIDA/ Independence, Or. 7-22-ly lift must produce a certificate of honor STOCK*. SPRINGS. hCREU'S, FO’tf.l.N<K r»f all kinds. FÎSUINtF TAUX LE, S'ElN'Ui. NETS, Ru DA, AJ XK», able stnuding from tho authorities oL. i BOOKS, JteèM. H' m . A- c A. C. SWEET, ARMY TH NTS. 1, Vund II foot, »t $: », $2) and Sil5« that college. ALL ----- ’rtTO'Si'S^tiyn'Eon'sists of hrirT?rnis of S'-’ • 3 » • • ( 1^3 Lilywn! difco’i’it to ir » t ’tnntv and d.iali’t-«. v ' Twenty Weeks each, and aqjnter- Bapainag o® G uuj *ad il«v4jr»rt promptly au J welj done« 7-2 » 0i*t loediute Examination nniE Renewing of.GlmSlea at the" endJSfthe first term. «The Collegiato year is divided into i Furniture ! , Furniture ! ! I'ullertion. Convevuiciug and Probate biuinexH two terin4-of twenty weeks each. .promptly attended to. The first term begins on Monday, Will practice ill all the Courts of this State. September 11, 1877, and ends January' « Furniture!! 7-22tl -25. 1878.. The K3cofrt terttrbegilis ou _ Monday, January 28, 1878) utnT closes J. 'on Wednesday before the third fYunday Furnitvire, Safes. in June, 1878. Intermediate e^amida- tions, lust week of tho first term, final 1 Jedsteads, Tablés, ‘ examinations at the close of the session. Anbual Meeting qf the Board, of Chairs, Windows, Trustees, on Tuesday before tlfe third Snndity in June, z Doors. _ TUITION PER TERM OF TWENTY. ' ■ ‘ AND Picture Prames, etc WEEKS. Collegiate Department ' $20110 ALSO A G0OD.SFXECTION OF Rreparaloe-y. Department 15 Ö0 :o, t> 00 Primary-Department- : Janitor’s fee : 2 0Ó (Piano) BEST OF WORKMANSHIP Music, “ Gnitur or Melodeon I . â Organ WATERHOUSE’S, Painting water color. Oil | At Teacher's prices. Oil Drawing, Pencil, prices. '\S < -HEAP AS THE CHEAPEST. POST OFFICE BUILDING Crayon Wax work, Ao. . _ Montnoiitli, • DellVrrrft ut Boati nhil Carn'Frera Vocal Music. Orcsoii. One-half of the above rates must be Send for Price List to G-fi-tf ' paid in-advance ; ana similar payments O. F. DENNIS, must he thader in advance at the begin- ■-H-1V SAWKM, IMIKOOW, rri ros. i<:. iji ¿ bun ’ Tiing. q(, evbry ten weeks ^hereafter to tin- eml of Hie session. MONMOUTH, OREGON, FORTY YEA ID* KEFO1XE THE PUBLIC. No fees will be,refunded to students leaving before tho expiration of the I’ DEALER . IN term for which they have paid, except Thames», <• in cases of protracted sickness. Celebrated American Boarding can ba obtained in private I Sit ci dies, families at from 83.00 to 8-1.00 per week. WORM SPECIFIC -OR- ' **"**PISCIPL1NE.— SpUTS, The discipline is mild and firm, ad ministered on the principle that virtue And everything that is kept .in it firs ........... ' ....... V f B - •5 ' '2, •' p, S' E* s f / 163 Smithfield St., ntuSurgb. Ta. FURNITURE STORE OF MJi. MERWIN, IN * ► Furmtureri FACI FIO* a h o 5 S • CHRISTIAN. MESSENGER. h cl • Large illustrated Price LifcÂuT SetstfZL, Doors, BlixxcLs, OTJLlding-s NOW IS THE TIME TO SUBSCRIBE FOR THE ■ <> g N ► JOHN WAYMTRFS.. CASH AND PRODUCE J5TORE, Mt ----- ORECON DALLAS, ; T AM ■selling goods for cash or produce J- only, which enables me to sell them cheap, and X would- like • for my old friends, and new ones too, to come and see my stock and learn my prices before buying. JOHN WAYMIRE. Dallas, Oregon, .Tnne-21, 1877. ly *s uot •'“*»’ in tbe-e "g fi®®*1» »*u-C:in l“1-’node in A ■_ A three mentha by air. j>ne of ¿¡IB either sex, in any part.of-tlic eoiiiiti' who is willing to work Ktoadilv at the cu>- I Imi-K-'t, rlml ».-• firn. ‘1. Sud-y. w.-na.in > < own.town'. You need not be away front liouio over, night. Von can give your Whole time to the wore,' or only ypnr spare moment«. We have agents wlm are liialiing over #20 per day. All who engage atone»-.-»» nrake money fast. At the pre-ent time money cannot be made soeasilv sn.l rapidly litany other hiisiriess. Itcijsts nothing to try the br.-iness. Term»’ttfi<l Chittit free» Addfvss at otve, IL IY x LLBITA t'0.. - 7-21-iy “ ~ ................... Portland, Melilo. z GTS S T HE NEW DR. C. MCLANE'S VERMIFUGE. .. -.htyWteown.reward and vice ita.D.wn, ciîitïntr* ^Fltre ’1V- buuiuo. The highest irtiinnlifno iaeentives tzx to W vir SYMPTOMS OF WORMS. -I» tuous actions are impressed by precept h »4 exnuiplu, .while vice anil immoral ity are restrained by all proper means. Students are taught rather to giiurrn themselves thau to be governed, rforal power is tile principle, un appeal to the iieail and heart, self-gôvérnmerft’ from Christian motive. Hence no sti^ifwti- can be permitted to remain who iudnl- ., ges in carik-plnying. inteurpcrance, pro fanity, neglect of stadies, or any other vice or impropriety. Daily moral in- Ktrrnftû'tn bai-ed on thg Dible, leaves but I ;-..httle vlàKto bt^Skiwfin' govern ment. . f “1 MIXED SCHOOL. Experience has demonstrated con clusively that mixed schools, nnder proper regulations and ’ restrictions, possess decided advau’ages over <iw«ko>~ ■ t sire institutions. Young gentlemen and ladies exercise a refining, restrain ing, yet stimulating influence over each other, when associated in the same school and in the same classr-asktch nothing else can supply, They vie with each other for the wreath of honor, as they labor side by aide in a common cause. THE BIBLE. Ood has given man two great volumes —Nature and Revelation—suited to his physical and spiritual constitutions. These are full of facts addressed to the un<ler8tandqi^a From Nature, we learn the principles which minister to th^ wants of the body', giving Jood to cat and raiment to wear. From Hevelatiou, wo receive thoso 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 dangeroirt Io society ; for it imparts power which, without moral principle to guide, may l>ç destructive to the poace and happiness both of the individual and society. THE Countenance is pale'and leaden- colored. with occasional flushes, or a circumscribed spot on one or bath cheeks; the eyes become dull; the pupils dilate; an azure semicircle runs along t!ie lower eye-lid ; the nose is irritated, swells, and sometimes bleeds ; a swell ing of the tipper lip ; occasional head ache, jwith humming or throbbing-of the ears ; an unusual secretion of saliva; slimy or. furred tongue; breath very foul, particularly ih the morning; ap petite variablt, sometimes Voracious, with a gnawing senairioi|OjUtb? stomach, at others, entirely gone”; fldeting pains in the stomach ; occasional’nausea and vomiting; violent pains throughout the abdomen-. bowels’- irregular, at times costive; stools slimy; not unfrequently tinged with blocd; belly swollen and Hartl; urine turbid; respiration occa sionally difficult, and accompanied by hiccough; cough sqtpetimes dry and convulsive; uneasy and disturbed sleep, with grinding of the teeth i; temper variable, but generally irritable, irritab &c. Whenever the above symptoms afte found to exist, DR. C. MCLANE’S VERMIFUGE Will certainly effect a cure. IT DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY in any form ; it is an innocent prepa ration, not capable of rfring the slightest injury to the most tender infant. The genuine D r . MPL ane ’ s V ermi fuge bear; the signatures of C. M c L ane and Fi.EMiNG‘Br;o.K on the wrapper. .—:o: — DR. C. MCLANE’S LIVER PILLS. These Pills arc not recommended-as uaedy for “till the ills that ftah is heir to,” bitt in nflhctions of the Liver, And in all BiiiousI ompiaints,Dyspepsia anti Sick Headache, or diseases of that character, they stand without a rival. a TO THE FRIENDS AND PATRONS OF CHRISTIAN toLLEGE. AGUE AN D FEVER. - No better cathartic can be used pre paratory to, or after taking Quinine. Ad a simple purgative they are un equaled. lIMWAnn OF IMITATIONS. ’ Sy- geuuiire arc never sugar coated. „ ,-*^i box has a rcl wax seal on the ’»I, wit\.he impression D r . M®LAjrs’e I xyrr z, , 11 *r!*K>er bfani the signatures ®f •< • M^L ank sxd F leming B ro «. . m -d by all rc^>cstable aud enrrntry storekeepv R generallv. I The prospects of Christian College are most fl^Upring. The institution is increasing in repntation, and its intfn- euoe and popularity are rapidly extend ing. Its friends may anticipate a career of still greater usefulness. The patrons of the school will do well to begin now to shape their business so as to send their sons and daughters at the opening of next session. Ono full term, taking the elassos in order, is worth more than double tluUime scattered over several seiiaionsT^We hope to welcome to the halls of Christian College on the third Monday in September next, » larger number of students, ud to insagunrte H more suocossfni * b < MWperw oe sloa thin tho en< 4FM< i ih !• class HARNESS SHOP, And will sell cheaper than anybody for cash. All pork warranted to be of the best material and by the best of workman. Also repairing done on tho shortest notice and reasonable terms. Give me a trial and I will guarantee satisfaction. 6-13-tf ORIGINAL GOODYEAR’S RUBBER GÓÒDS. Vulcanized Rubber in every- Conceivable Form, adapted to Universal Use. tin abtk lï vxnrn rova pounds wiionr can BI SENT BT MAIL. WIND AND WATER PROOF garment® a specialty. Onr Cloth surface coat combines, two garments in one. For »Briny weather, it is a t'erfoct Watef proof,~au<l in dry weather, a NEAT AND TIDY OVERCOAT. By a peculiar process, the rubber is put be tween tne two cloth MiirfaccH, which prevent« tnnelNilft or «ticking, even in the licttest climates. They are made in three color»— Blue, Black and Browh. ----- , ■ Ta ABE LIGHT, PORTABLE, STRONG AND , DURABLE. . We are now offering them at the extremely- low price of St® each.. Sent poet-paid to any aJdreaa upon receipt of price. When ordering, .tat« size around cheat, over veet. Reliable parties dealring to tee our goods, can aend for our Trade Journal, giving des cription of onr leading article«. Be sure and .got tho Original Goodyear’s Steam Vnleanized fabrics. □ySeml for Illustrated price-list of our Celebrated Pocket Gymnasium. Adilres carefully, Goodyear’s Rubber Curler Co., P. O. Box 515«. •97 BROADWAY, KffTlhu Cirr. 7-8-ttm £ BLACKSMITHING. J. M. HOGE » r< ’S » U’J 1 WAS ^YAJiDEB.IKE FIRST PREMIUM! At tho Centennial Exhibition, 187^ and has always c.nrritl off the liurlieol honor» . when \\*r exhibited. A COMPACT, sjytrm. nvraRir. Light Ku fining and EFFICIENT “LOCK STITCH" MACHINE. ADAl*TED to the WANTS of KV1K\ BODY. The HOME SE Wl NC M ACM IN E wm Perfectedeight j ears amce by U m aid of the best inventive talent *i*d Mechanical Skill, it COMBINED all the Eaaentlal Faria of a FIRST CLA88 MACHINE, is SIMPLE In CONSTRUCTION» Stt'PEKIOK in Strength end Beauty, contain« tea» Working Parts and is Capable of DOING a Ufirfer rasp« of Work than other Sewing Machines. It will H UN for yam UH bout COSTING ONE CENT for Rf 1’AIM- In the Manufacture of this MACHINE the Very IleRt TSfaterlnlw are USED. The WEARING PAKTH are HARDENED. . and the Meehan I am has been constructed with the operiul oirir of producing an Easy Sunning, DURABLE, nwl »tanost NOISELESS MACHINE, adopted KQUAU.Y WBLL for Coamo or flue T1IRKA1). COT- 'JVN,8ILKor LINEN, SEWING from the JJflktritt MuiUnt to Keaver Cloth aiul which are contributed by some of otir ablest brethren, and sre intended to present discussions of the various religions questions that are of interest ■ and value to all lovers and aeekers after truth. .The .EDITORIAL DEP tRTMENT will present Brief Notes ou corn nt._ ~r religiowH events. Discussions of Practi cal Matters relating to the Church mid private Christian lift-. Answers to Scriptural questions, Extracts' mid Comments, and such other, matters of interest as shall Resent themselves iron» time to-time. An interesting feature to thosi wi n do not take the daily pii| ers, is til« NEWS DEPARTMENT. Here will be found the history .o< tire ‘ Evtnta of-the week in the Eint gs <•< :u- piled from the latest Telegrams, wt’h Out’Political Coloring ; a general ■ • liM-of 1’ie‘ifie Const an gli..int<’ in onr nilmerpAis exchanges. __ _______ ' fiVo Hive an intereKting li»t f CORRESPONDENTS who give uh History,TraveTa. -ki u l.e» . Descriptions of IniporfitritTPia« es and Things, Ac. •' ; . In • , - CHURCH-NF,WS wc aim to give iuforin-ition of the Sue- , cesa of the Gospel,’ 1st, on Pacitlb Coast, as reported bv brethren ; 2d, cf Hio Cause ^laewlijere. as gleaned from onr exchanges. The people of this count being from the Eastern'/ States are always glad to learn of the Spread-of the Truth there. A Very important feature to those rearing families, is the t FAMILY DEPARTMENT . wlierc are given the choicest selections and contributions, such as are calculat ed to instill a love for the right, lead the young to Christ, teach the duties of the members of families to each «other. Ac. Miss Mary Stump, of literary fame, will give this department her special attention. By the help of our Heavenly Tatliet we intend to make the P acific C hris tian M essenger the LEADINO RELIGIOUS PAPER of the Pacific Coast, and ask all lovers of Trnth to assist us in this work hy sending subscribers, and thus doing them, ns and the cause good. . < To any pecson sending five new names with the moneys we will send one copy free for one year. Price in coin, 82 50 per ye^r.^,. Always payable in advance. * Address, TACIHC CHP.I8TL4N MESSINGER, M onmouth , O r . ASTHMA AND CATARRH REMEDY. trial package pref . Asthma relieved in flee minutes, it« use a cure effected. Address, W. fe. B^LLW •<il. MfHAWApni.i«. Ixn. in**. I L«?iÄilly dl'rx’^erc'J a Mure cure for HOME SEWING MACHINE that every MACHINE is fully '■*“ U®down to ACTS® N ..' i -°9p"rbo* s-mr--— Tor ahi by Doi' u S l Or**k- Ohio. —------------ --- I 2 . i——wy« - . ■ *1 Warranted for Five Years. ■R3HJ LITE AGENTS wanted in lecaliUca where we are not represented. ■Hcnll for price/, and samples of work done on U10 l^iME, or call at any .f our oSiees. KELLY J ohnson , C lark & Co., 30 Union 8qn»re, Nnw York. 664 Wuhington Street, Boston, Mses. lilt Becnnd Ave., FJttsbvgh, Pa. 141 Bute Street, Okie Age, Ill. 31 8<mtb 6tb Street, 8t. Los», Mo. 17 New Montgomery Pt., San rruclreo, OaL 7-11-fa A UNDERWOOD, SALEM, ORECON, on hand, of their own manu facture, H AVE FOUR-SPRING HACKS, , CARRIAGES and BUGGIES ; , . All mode of the beat Jersey Hickory, tinned and finished in the . beet manner. Call and examine them before making a nnrchaae. 7Mtn >4». fera lr „.«£?>. ‘ I'l.s?"’ “‘«•»•"•xt...... M.a Il prepared to do all kinds of Blaik ~ smithing o* short noUse and in good order. Shop, AaU doos south of Harwres Shop. Give Mtn a trial, if yon want your work Jons promptly. • * Ml •«</- - V ■ Eeing tl’.e only Christian weekly west . of the Rocky Mountains, it is of spetiul interest to every JDiscijtJe on the Pacific slope, atnl should be rend by all. • Among its many features to commend it to tho Brotherhood and all lovers of a pure Christian Literature, are. its ORIGINAL COMMUNICATIONS, I OP