PACIFIC CHRISTIAN MESSENGER.
SATURDAY.
DEC. 8, 1877
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. " TBoolc Noticos.
We met some old friends that we
Obituary.
each, anil five thousand to A.
have known for many years, among
Warren, and live hundred to the
coin inns have n become too miwh crowded
N ew T estament C ommentary V ol . 1 1 whom was our beloved and venerable for Oiu*
the insertion of long obituary hoticen, except church at Brownsville, ami made
II: This the second in -order, is the I Bro.(N. Porter, whd has passed his in cases where tho deceased was e»toiwiveiy known
among our readers on this coast, lii all cases we several other donations.
iliird in order of publication, the com-.| ■ four score yeaiv. May God's blessing will insert 100 Words free. For each, additional
I remain respectfully y me hr ther
10U words we will charge $!. When lyng notiefw
mehtary-on Matthew and Mark, and rest upon his'hoary locks and gently are aot accompanied by the money, the .editor will
in < lirist,
abridge them o suit.
..on 1 lebrews having been issued from
lead him and his old companion in ~~~---- _______ :rr—x --------- :—:------
S ami . ei . D uxlon .
the'priassseveral months ago. A pretty
peace to the grave.
Died; at Bethesda Springs, of con­
careful examination of the work con­
Our Troubles.
G. O. B urnett .
sumption, Mrs. P. S, I(enry, a;ed 3!>
vinces us, that it will compensate us
years, 1 montli and 28 days. .
NUMB El III.
for waiting, in the clear, forcible and
D anville , C ontra C osta Coj C al .,
She leaved a son and daughter and
scholarly- volume presented to us. This
It being settled, that one religious
Nov. 20, 1877.
iqany friends to mourn her loss. 'She
series bf conimentaries are far in ad­
paper, for thejphurch of Christ, oil the
Dear ’ Uro. Porteri
has.
been
a,
consistent
and
-
faithful-
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vance of anything of • that kind ever
I have just returned from a meeting member of the Christian church for entire Pacific Coast, is suflicien't to
undertaken by our brethren before.
supply our’ wants, and all that we
held at Modesto, Stanislaus county. several years.
~ ?
Every Christian family that can at I found the congregation had run
are able Jo support in a judicifius- dis­
A .-J lice H i nt .
.
’ all afford to do so, should purchase the
tribution of.tjie means we are able to
down, had ’ become discouraged and
iliitel'ent volumes as ..they makb their dispirited by reason of failure in
collect
for réligious purposes, we begin
appearance. We know* of no more crops, &e. They ltave a good brick . Sadly I record thb death of Louella', to look around, and while engaged in
profitable investment. Pxice per vol- house apd the nucleus of a good and the beloved wife of J. T. Harringfon deep meditation upon the future,
of thtV’p+xce. A fond husband,
' ume, .in cloth,92 00* sheep,
50;
prosperous congregation, but need affectionate mother and sister, and thenjoomes up another trouble in our
half calf, .".'f O'L f 'har.e W Hall, pub- help and building up. ~ My work for
l-DITOH-.
two s#wet children sit in grief, mourn­
li; .
ublishers, Cincinnati,..
over two weeks, consisted of collecting ing the loss' of one dear to them as
It is not in every good man to make
together -the scattered Q-agments of
L ife and E pistles of S aint P aul : the church and .warming- them up to life itszlf, seeking consolation in the an editor, nor is it wise to place every
Connyheare & Howaon. We have re- duty, which I succeeded in doing, and knowledge that though she cannot re­ good journalist in’ the'’ editorial chair
turn to them, they will some day go Looking from any stand point, it
reived from the ColumbianBoo'M.’om'-'
the.result was, that at The end there to her. . Mrs. H. wa3 not a member of would be jnuch better to fill the edit-,
pany, Hartford, Conn., the '■ People's
was but one feeling, that I should be­ the church, and most deeply do I de- orial "chair with good brethren who
Editton ’’ of this standard work.
It is çuuiu
—
,
come their
viivn paai/ur.
pastor. i I natu
had-no
no baptisms
uaptusms plore the feet, for I know that it are good, wri t i -rs, 1 mt not good i«penk-
a volume «¿975 pages orçfine-paf.er butted ;41,. s.,,1 u, U-reaped l.-.v-
would have been a coinfortable reflec­ ers; some have'the gift of'writing
■ u 1 laruje
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n ». . I 1.
A >1 t
I- type,"finely
r -Z*»
ry zvl - ’ 11 ¡1-
in
anil
beautiful
i after. JThe Sunday school was almost tion to her in her last moments. Iler but are very poor speakers, while
lu.straleu, boun'tl in cloth and sold at
extinct, this I have to .revive, bring, last conscious hours indicated' how i some others have the gift of speaking
the remarkably tow price X)f SI 50. members back to duty and sinners
deeply she-lamented.that she had not .but are vti ‘ v poor writers.
We do not remember to have seen into Christ, all of which I hope to ac-.
united with the church, But while
Now, it iwerns to me, that every
any vu'innC'; fi large, and containing
compiish by the help of God; teach­ she was not a member of the ehureb, member oi‘the c-hureh should be put
tinieh valua’tto-inibwnatton. ufftred-
ings of his word and aid of the Holy she was deeply interested in its wel- to work 'n fhe vineyard according L>
,_y.t /.' low a ¡>:-hv. T’s '■■Gie;±ly rec- , Spirit. Dft>and here a noble band of
•fare and pblicitoUs'’for its. suecess. l’f gift God has Been pl--as d to give
oniniehd all our premiers, and otluT
women ready for work, if some on.e Every good work and worker had a him ; the good preacher to jhxnching.
v ~ brethren interested in a careful study
will direct the'm.so that I feel very much friend hi Mrs. IL A kinder heart and the -good writer who is not a
• of the Strijitures, b> sendJ-l 50 to the
encouraged at the prospect’.ahead -for seldom beat in a human breast'; she' Ihi'.nt speaker, to writing, a’id thus
publishers an ! ¡
the cause here. This congregation ever liad.an encouraging word, for the utilize all our jbrees in the house of
a copy of this l ook. The translations
used to be the first in number, suffering and ready help for tin- needy- God; If the conductor of a religious
ali i not< . <>:i the i-pi.;tl -.of Paul alon ■„
material and moral influence, and I Her charity was with'HtU^stentauon papw will remember that Christianity
r re'worth'more than the price'of the
see no reason why it may nof-bq so and her good deeds were never paiad- coii.-i-t- of farts'•ami -truths -tb he be­
libok. tov<ay nothingYf tWhistory of
again. I had good audiene'es with 0d with her consent. All classes of lieved, commandments to be obeyed,
tli.- a;->.<i!e and of the church in the
some marked features, such as a good this community deplore her ld.-sl ' Wo and I'leasings to be enjoyed, and that
infenfv of Christianity.
sprinkling of the-judges and lawyers humbly pray that this* dispensation no opinion^is taught either hi the
in town, of.jvh ch there-are a-number, of tire Divine providence - may be constitution or laws-given us by the
Wo Lave received froin tlie pubiisii-
(this being the county seat). One of sanctified to the good of Iter sorrowing Great law giver, either to be believed
i-rs'.A. Roman k < 0 , San ’f-airciseu, a
or obeyed by the subjects of his king­
these or more subscribed to raise my friends.
lecture by .Chas. D. Póstoli on the
dom, and in his . editorials confine
salary; beside these I had one old
Mrs.' H. was born near
rodsburg,
himself to Bible subjects, and give.full
“ Sun worshipers of Asia.” to which is
Methodist minister who lost but two Ky.; in the year 1853 ; 'came to Cali­ credit .to all Bible testimony q.h<l
append- d a d eniptioii oCthe ruiii.s of
of my discourses and pronounced it fornia in the year 18G9 ; was married never introduce any foolish or. un­
I’ersepolis, all making a neat littltf
faithful preaching of the Gospel, and at Colusa in 1871, and died at the taught question, which is sure to
rnfuri-e nf
pages: - it is a vfy
gender strife, we can preserve the
who-can tell “'but I may baptize him same-p'ace Nov. 19, 1877.
interesting and imtructive little V. de. yet.”
Lord help -us to prepare to meet unity of the spirit,in the bond, of
peace on the. Pacific Coast, otherwise
I’fñ- . 7Ó ciuits. Addre-s the pubii ;i>-
1 eommeilce my work there Lord’s thee in peace.
we will be divided as ouv brethren
era.
day, December' 2d. I intend sub­
T. P o rte p..
now are, by following the opinions
scribing for the P. C. M essenger , and
taught by religious papers in the east.
Reports
from
the
.Field.
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All the switching ofl' on divisions
shall advocate it strongly to my con­
B rownsvill , L inn C o ., O r .,
that have occurred among, us during
gregation.
But.
more
anon.
Nov. 21, 1877.
Bro. Wolverton preached in Mon­
the last fifty years, have been the re­
Your Bro. in Christ,
Dear Bro. Stanley s
mouth last Lord's day, and ho and
sult of unlearned questions taught
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OFFICE Over O’Cor nur'a Store, comer of
Wa i>fuu anti Fo nt .t:crtB.
Office ¡><»11«—From 10 a . m . to 5 r. it.
ryt. FLATTERY'S PillCTICE IS MOSTLY
a z the cure of Chronic Diseases anil cases given
up by 11» beat Physicians and Professor» as in­
curable, a'.»I although over 27 years a graduate ol a
Medical College, his nieihod of treatment ix peenl-
liar to h:i»v<-lf.
Ii„ br.Iong- •„ no Medical
Schools, Creeds. Cliques, Claus, Scholastic Dog­
mas or Straight1 Jacket Impracticable Medical
Thooriea : but he belong» exclusively to the Medi­
cal Prefer n.
His practice is based npon the moat strict prin­
ciples of science : and there is nothing miraculous
or supernatural abo-.it it : it is in harmony onlv
with all Nature's laws. Many eminent Physicians
of the /ar io us practices not only acknowledge his
superior method in certain cases, but receive hrs
treatment lor themselves and families.
Hy this trci'ment it requires but a short time
for inveterate ,-iws of almost any cur bie chronic
disease ; and few 1.1 ease./ require a second treat­
ment, c ept in Par.il is of Long Standing,. Sup­
purating Tumors. Bad Curvatures of the Spine,
etc , etc., and these eases are Cured.
H enry C ogswell .
I regret tb Write to you this letter, from the religious’press.
Bro Muncy both spoke at night. Bro.-
May our P. 'C. M essenger ever
as
I feel in the deepest sorrow. I was
W. united with the congregation by
U
kiah , C al ., N ov . 1377.
conje
to us heavily laden with Bible
called
to
attend
the
funeral
of
our
letter in the morning, and in the
truth and free from the opinions and
Bri>. Porter:
worthy
brother
and
associate,
William
evening th to yzer - threw additions :
The M essenger comes to Laud E. Maxim, who was buried to-day. doctrjnes of men.
hue 1 eclaimed and two confessed' faith
H enry T homas .
regularly, and our hearts rejoice from Bro. M. was a good Christian, and in
in Christ, and were immersed on Mon­
San Jose, Cal., Nov. 20, 1877.
two reasons, when we read it.
early days when there was but few
day afternoon. ’.
of .Fanli loti. Pleasure, :»i>d
1st That we have at last succeeded preachers in our midst, he used to ‘•A Krpdfti ton instruction."
The folio-wing are tl-o Diseases which yield most
in getting a permanent paper for, the gather his little flock together., ft Rif
readily to his ¡»eiHiar treatment, to wit
H arkisdurq , L inn C o ., O r .,
HARPER’S BAZAR.
Rheumatism, Rheumatic Gout. Neuralgia,
brotherhood of this State.
illustraed .
>
Paralysis, Hysteria O nv ibinns, Headache, Ner­
preach to them, and told them what
Nov. 25 j 1877.
vous
Irritation of th Brain. Wakdfirlnees Dyspep­
2d. From reading reports of differ­ the Savior said for us to do to become
A'oliccs oj the Preu.
sia, Disesees or the Inver t-qd Sph-en. Irritation of
Dear Bro. Stanley :
ent brethren all along the coast we see Christians.
lluziir is tho or^an of ihe fashionable world, the Stomaeh, Chronic~Diarrli<ra, Kidnev Disease.
The many mourning’ The
1 closed a meeting to-day of a little
the expounder of that world's lawn; and it ia Diabetes, Gravel, Anienorriura. Chloieeia Cli-erY
: thi^t the work is being carried on ayd friends that were standing by with and
Ur authority in all matterà of muiuera, etiquette, tiv« and Displacemctit.of the Womb, al] kinds of
over a week’s duration on Muddy,four
Bexnal Weakness. General Debility. Nervous De­
coatiimi', and,Mcial habile__ Itwlm Trarrder.
Woak Spine, I. -ss of A’ppelito. Asthma,
we go forward for better results.
weeping eyes, felt like they had tost The Hour commends iteelf to every member of pression,
miles east of here, with ten additions
Consuuiptioo, Lo,.a of Voice, Br nchitis. Disease
the houeoholil—to the children by jlroll and }u etty of
• Bro. James Logan is laboring with their guide. Bro. M. belonged to the pictures,
the Heart Palpitation. Eruptive Diseases, Dif­
to the young ladies by it» fashion-plates
to the church ; nine confessed their
Breath ng, with Pain in the Lungs, Coughs,
us now, and the cause is gradually Mount Zion Baptist church in Vir­ in endlCM varioty, to the provident matron by its ficult
Weak
and Sore Eyes of every description, Granu-
pattern» for the i-hildro-j’» clothe«, h>¡¡aorfatmlùia
faith in the Christ of God, ffnd were
jlation
of Eyes, Hpocks or Opacities of the Coreno
moving on. He preached an excellent ginia, and has lived a Christian life by its tabefnl design* for embroidered slippers Amarosisor
Nervous Biin iaess. Deafness. Noise in
baptized, and one restored. May it
and litxurions dressing-gowns. But the reading
the
lleao.
Discharges from the Ears. Turifors,
discourse last evening to a crowded over thirty years; twenty years of matter of the Baiar is unit rmly of great excel­ Piles, dwelled
Neck (or >)oirrc). hyphihtic Hhen-
turn to the faithful praise of our
lence. The taper lias acquiretl a wide popularity
hou.se, and the best of interest pre­ which he has lived in Linn county. for the fireside enjoyment it afford», aud lias bo­ matism. Ulcers. Epilepsy or Falling.(fits, etc., etc.
JTh®
f
>llo-i
i
g
are : .0 of the !>-. as a in which
Father in heaven.
an established authority with the ladies of
Lis cer!.ii.-. 1: ' 1 reo >■... at-- -iifticmntTn connec­
vailed. I suppose he -will send you a I Oregon. He is well known irt all ccino
America.
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Erey.'uv]
Poet..
In the vineyard of the Lord,
tion with his treatment iii order to effect a speedy
report soon of his meetings in this j parts of tho State. He leaves a wife
and Iiatlie-.J 1.: e. viz.:
J
E. W. B arnes .
-,
- TERMS:
Scrofula, Ca’arrli of the Hoad, Throat and
county and Lake, bo -L- shaH not’ say I and daughter, and an adopted son,
Postage free to all Subscribers in tho United Lungs, Bkin Diseases, Cancers, dyphijitic Dis­
eases, nil lilo.al Disr-:i-vs, etc., otc.
'anything about them; but send an whom he brought across the plains State».
TAPB .WORM.—He guarantees to remove Tape
H abfeb ' s 1’ azsb , one year........................ $1 fO
- S anta R osa , C al .,
item of Sunday' school news.
H Op includes nrrpayment of U. 8. postage by W-.nn, in every inaUni-e. in fmm two- to fenr
and
adopted*
in
Oregon.
Perhaps
you
hours, with the head. When tho head is not ro-
Nov-. 20, 1877.
the publishers.
muvod die worm will grow again. No money rws
We have a splendid Sunday school, may know something of his where-
Snfnrriptin ia to II morn's M aoazixt , W eexlt , quired until the worm Is removed.
Dear Bro. Porter :
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an
t
IltzsB.
t'h'ine
udilreu
for
one
year,
410
00
or
,
the writer being superintendent; C. alxmts. His name is A. C. Maxim. tiro of
NAHAL CATAU11H positively cured by one
Prriadiealii, to one ad lreufor one treatment.-^
At the request of the church at
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year, $7 00 ; poetale free.
W. Tindall, assistant ; H. H. Frazier, His proper name is A.
Warren.
Xf>?
DROPSY cured without Tapping.
Napa City, I visited them last Lord’s
An Eztra Copy of either the MaoAzntc, W eekly ,
(or »tone tn-the Bladderf, dissolved
secretary; Nettie Siddons, librarian; is not here, and Mrs. Maxim x^oiild or B aza b , mill oe supplied yratu for every 'JlSft of and GRAVEL
removed and removed hv two applications of a
dayto set in- order the things that
F
ive StiasctUBEi««: it Ol rnc/i, paidfor by one re- jierfoctly liaVn-li-ss vegetaMoliquid.
Miss Georgia Ester, organist. We . like to see him. I would like to have mitfarre ; nr‘, Six Copies one year, wiihmit extra CHARG^M in vierare >i:.d ai-.-ording to circum-
were’ wapting, by ordaining Bro. J.
Stances. No charges for a -ccobd tr ament.
have a splendid lot of teachers too, this letter inserted in the P. C. M es - '•opy,forti M.
CURED AT HOME.—Write a full statement of
L. Marshall as elder, afld Bros. Butler
Baek A’nmbers can lie supplied at any time.
tho caan and Treatment will Be rent.
that are always at their post. They j sender . Probably he may see it.
The
volumes
of
the
Baiar
commence
with
the
Address, -
and Pearson deacons, and Bro. Gardner
year. When’no tiine-is mentioned, it wdl lb m|.
1
don't go on excursions on the Lord s Brollicr M. was sensible to the lost- I derstood
DR. J. Ft. ITTEKV,
that tire gnbscriber wishos to commence tf7n83
an evangelist.
V<>rtl*n<l. Oregon.
day. Our school hour is 2:oO P. M., J JI. made'a will, and then summoned with the number uoxt al ter the receipt of bis older.
The church is in good working
The Annual Volume» ot llaanM’s B azik , in
1ŒŒIO FKELIIY
and is .largely attended. Attendance ; all the household to the bed side neat Cloth binding, -will l>e «ont by express, free of
order with a fine and well appointed
expense, provided the freight does not lexcood ood
last Sunday was 106, and is gradually and requested them to sing songs of dollar,
for S» otl. A complete Sot, comprising 'T'HTS popular Ferry is now in
Sunday school, presided over hy Bro.
’ity-o ie Volum--«, rent on receipt of cn-li at the -» rnnning order, managed by an
increasing both in number and inter- holy estacy to waftf his spirit on Twc
rale
of
So
J b |
vol., f eight a: expeuse of pur­
Gardner. I was pleased to ace the
perienced ferryman, Oho trill be' fonrid
We labor in hope that great high, and then closed h‘i% eyes never chaser.
est.
advance under Bro. Gardner's efficient
Cloth C ams for each volume, - litablo'for'bibd. •triclly in attendance at all honra. Late
good shall como from this valuable to open again.
iug. wdl I» «ent by mail, postiMid, on receipt of changes in the road lias recently been
\
labor, (ho
The
the church is making.
makin;
*1 OOoach.
1
made which now shnns all bad hills, and
adjunct.
Bro.
M.
was
a
very
charitable
man.
Indexes to each volume sent gratia on receipt of make tho distance shorter than before. A
brethren have succeeded in paying ofl
stamp.
Yours,
new and safe boat rnn by suspension
I never heard of his refusing aid in
#
the debí on their beautiful and well
Subscriptions received for JlABru'a Periodical» pulleys
steel
--- -w — — attached to M a ...
- . wire, which
----
D. M. G ibson .
building
churches
or
for
other
pur
­
0Dlr-
„„
i
. «nóteles u« to cross at all stages of water.
finished house, and have employed í-
I -
Newspapers are net to coi
;
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poses. Jn his will he left his wife pithouj the oxpress order of S
oi««, W. 0. PETTYJOHN.-
Bro. Gardner to minister ■ to them in
Addreas
« ua « a «touguwA dv« tbnusaau nsnans j
Sena
iis
new
suoscrioer.
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•pintdsi things.
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