Pacific Christian messenger. (Monmouth, Or.) 1877-1881, September 21, 1878, Page 6, Image 6

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PACIFIC CHRISTIAN 'MESSENGER, SATURDAY. SEPT. 21. 1878.
PACIFIC
Progession.
Scholarships.
as More, one of the brightest names ation will hold its annual meeting in
October
hristian
essenger
We heartily believe in progression . The plan of raising an endowment in English history, Lord Chancellor of Taunton, Massachusetts,
/
England,
because
he
refused
to
sive
21»
31.
The
Rev.
Dr.
8.
E.
Herrick,
in the church of Christ, but the prog­ for a college by selling scholarships
EDITORS :
ress should be in the character and has not worked well in practice. The the weight of bis authority to the of Boston, will preach the sermon.
D T. S tanley ,
T hus . P orter ,
—Four thousand dollars was sub­
j knowledge of the individual and not general opinion is that a school full of king’s desire to marry Anne Boleyn.
Monmouth, Or.
Cclusa, Cal.
Not
murdering
him
with
his
own
scribed by the citizens of Portland
in efforts to improve the principles of scholars ought to sustain a large corps
ASSOCIATES:
i Christianity itself. We are command- of teachers, basing the estimate upon hand, but what was worse, doing it last week for the relief of the indigent
9
t
T. F. C ampbell .
G. O. B urxett .
I ed to " grow in grace and in the the tuition of the students together under a false conviction on the block and sick' in the Sooth. It was for-
L. L. R owland .
: knowledge of our Lord Jesus Christ.’’ with the interest on the endowment. of the executioner. But time would warded to the Howard association.
!
„ of deepest
,
—There afe now one hundred and
He who has secretly embraced the The public is deceived not considering fail to tell of the catalogue
SATURDAY. SEPT. 21, 1878.
Crimes
connected
with
this
man's
lifer
sixteen
women regularly employed in
Gospel, with probably little previous that the students to the number of
as
revealed
in
.the
history
of-
the
India
as
missionaries. Besides these,
Brethren, send us postal card re­ teaching, is indeed a babe in Christ, the scholarships pay no tuition 4 “ White Tower,” his place of impris­
the
wives
and daughters of mission­
ports of your meetings. We like to without strength and needing the college having forty scholarships out
onment
for
those
who
dared
to
hinder
aries
do
a
great
deal oi excellent ser-
publish them and it is interesting to I sincere milk of the word that he may may open with that ’ number of stu­
the
progress
of
his
villainous
course.
vipe.
.
'
grow thereby: Unless sijch put forth dents without receiving a dollar oK
our readers to read them..
Such
was
the
man
who
defied
Rome
—
He
that
pursues
honor,
applause,
an effort to gain a knowledge of the tuition.
•
and mocked at the decrees of the'.or worldly reputation, is » like the fool­
Don’t put it oil’, but see your neigh- truth, and to grow in grace and good
The interest on the fund pays their Pope against his unlawful course, and ish schoolboy running al
after the but­
I jot at once and ask him or her to works, to strengthen his faith by a tuition, it is true; but the usual esti­
established
a
church
of
his
own
with
terfly,
and
neglecting
hi»
book ; both
take the paper, if not for a year, till i fuller knowledge of God as related in mate is upon the tuition and the in­
himself
as
head,
that
he
might
have
meet
with
disappointment,
dissatis­
the first of January anyhow. Try it in liis word he will soon either entire­ terest upon the scholarship fund,
no
hindrance
to
the eonsumation of faction. and reproof.
ly fall away, or become a fossilized which is not true,
now.
his devilish designs.
- There are treasures laid up in
dwarf. In this condition, he is a bad
The greatest evil, however, results
No wonder that Episcopalians of, the heart—treasures of charity, piety,
Our agent at your place will call on j piece of material anyway • you take from the method of handling the
to-day dislike to acknowledge such temperance, and soberness. These
you one of these days, »and you will ! him. He seems too good to turn out , scholarships. If those holding these
an origin, but it is too late to deny I treasures a man takes with him be-
have a chance to pay your subscrip­ of the church, for he does nothing privileges would either send in their
the plain records of history.
i yond death, when he leaves this
tion, which of course you will gladly positively bad and yet is not good j own children, or make a successful
world.— Buddhixt Scripture.
enough to keep in it, for he will do effort to send in such students as
improve.
Pencil and Scissors.
—There aie now twenty Baptist
nothing decidedly good. He always j would not otherwise come, then the j
churches
in the young Republic of
The following from the PtieijSc
An exchange notes the curious fact I thinks himself too poor to take a re- system would work well; but when
Liberia.
About
5,000 Congoes were
that for the last forty or fiifty years. ! ligious paper or help to support the they appoint agents in the vicinity of Churchman tells a truth that cannot
rescued
from
slave
ships by American
New Jersey lias had for governor an preaching of the Gospel in his own the college to furnish scholarships at be too strongly impressed. It is haz­
men
of-war,
and
they were landed
almost unbroken line of Presbyterians- community. In fact, he says that the reduced" prices, it takes up the money ardous to say the least to send your ,
and
cared
for
in
Liberia. Not one
j
preacher can afford to go and preach that would be paid in on tuition- children where they are not only un- |
relapsed
into
heathenism.
In another column will be found if he can afford to go to hear him. This works no other hardship than to der Catholic in fluences so far as teach-|
—The argumentum ad—“ Sam, you
the prospectus of the Apostolic Aye, Ask him to contribute to help sus­ make a false impression as to the ers and fellow pupils are concerned,
a
re.not
honest. Why do you put all
which»<Bro. F. G. Allen proposes to , tain the Sunday-school and he will available resources of tha institution, but even their school books are full
the good peaches on the top of. the
start at Louisville, Ky. As associate either tell you he does not believe in and to cause those not familiar with of stories to create and impress won- .
measure and the little ones below ?'•
editor and then' senior editor of the Sunday-schools, that there is nothing the workings of the system to become derful stories of the miraculous power
“
Same reason, sah, dat makes de front •
Apoxtolic Timex, Bro. Allen has dis­ in the Bible about them; or else will dissatisfied with its management. It Catholic Saints, and the virtues of
of
your house all marble and de l»aek
played good editorial ability, but we complain that he is too poor and hard is unquestionably the right of every mass and the whole list of Catholic
gate
chiefly slop bar’f, sah.”
fear he will not find himself able to run, that his taxes are so heavy, and 'holder of a scholarship to dispose of it ceremonies:
—
Dr.
Riggs, of Constantinople, an­
It is stated, on what is believed
make such an enterprise as the one so on. He can go and take all his to the best advantage, and as he
nounces
the
conclusion of the work of
proposed, self-sustaining. Located as family to the circus through any kind pleases. He might, however, make it good ami reliable authority that there
his
translating
committee in preparing
are
at
this
time
in
this
country
thirty
he will be in one to two hundred I of weather, but is afraid to venture equally profitable to himself, and add
five thousand girls from professedly I the manuscript of the Turkish Bible
miles of four of our regular weeklies out to meeting* through the rain. He very much to the prosperity of the Protestant families in attendance
for the press. The New Testament is
with two or three extra monthlies enjoys excellent health at all limes, school, by looking up some student in Upon Roman Catholic schools; and it'
printed,
and it was exj»ected tl»at the
thrown in, the field seems too well except on Sunday, when he gets up his own community and influencing j is claimed by the managers of these
Old Testament, in the Aiabic and
occupied to admit a new aspirant to feeling bad and before eleven o’clock such student to enter upon his certifi- i t schools that one out of every ten of
Armenian characters, would be print­
i
the
girls
in
these
schools
is
converted
popular favor. We will be "lad to is not able to sit up unless he has cate.
to the Romish faith; that three of ed in September.
see the enterprise an entire success, as company or is going some place on a
The owners of scholarships are gen­ every ten learn to hate Protestantism
—Several large legacies to religious
we believe the publication will be a visit. If he is not very conversant erally those. interested in the success for life, and that the large proportion
societies:
§5,000 have been • received
.valuable one. Almost any of our with the Scriptures he has a few fa­ of the college. It would be reasona­ of the whole become indifternt for the
in
a
bequest
by the Presbyterian
brethren can a fiord to invest an addi­ vorite texts, such as ‘ charity begins ble to conclude, therefore, that each rest of their lives to all Protestantism
church in Canada. The Free Church
in
the
simplicity
of
its
faith
and
its
tional dollar in Christian literature, j at home,” which he is sure is in the would make some effort to increase worship.
of Scotland gets §28,000 in a will of a
: Bible somewhere.
and here is an excellent chance.
the number of students, thus increas­
Is not all this truly startling ? Can Miss Robertson, and Mr. Spurgeon’s
- . -
' But while there are far too many ing the prosperity of the college with­ it" be that parents will send their
I Orphanage 816,000. Fifty thousand
Now, brethren, readers of the M es - of these drones in the church; we re- out arresting the tuition which would daughters to such schools ? How can dollars go to the Infirmary of New-
they expose them to all the facina-
senger , harvest is over, and we hope * joica to have very many who believe naturally flow in.
tions and ensnaring tendencies and ' castle upon-Tyne, and 825,000 to Mr.
T. F. C.
you will not forget to help us as soon that Christianity means progress in
enures of the cunning and dangerous ' Muller’s Orphanage at Bristol, from
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as you can. The receipts for some the divine life. Who look upon their
system ? And what will become of another source.
Too Late.
our
country ere long if its youth are
time past have scarcely paid for the earthly goods as the gift of God, and
—In answer to an in»{uiry as to the
*
———
to. glow up under the influence of
white ¡«per used, and we have been think it but reasonable service that
The Pacific Churchman, the organ mothers who have had their training I highest mountains Mount Kurchin-
keeping the paper going on our own they should devote a portion to the of Episcopalianistn on this coast is
in the moulding and most impressible jinga, one of the Himalaya mountains
means to give you time, and are sure I good of his cause. Who lead their getting ashamed of the origin of that periods of their life in the places of India,-88,178 feet, is the highest in
!
you will appreciate our efforts and families to God in prayer, or, if they church. In a recent issue it says no where the very first principles of Ro­ the world. Mount Tupungata, one of
»»end us your subscription just aS 8OOI1 have not learned to do that, pi-ay for intelligent churchman will say that manism in all its letter and spirit are ' the Andes, 22,450 feet, is the highest
as you can. Send small gold or cur- j their own families and those of their Henry VIII was the founder of the most deeply and effectively taught ?
in South America. Mount Kellam-
rency by registered letter. It will neighbors in their private devotions. church, but that owing to the disturb­
amljaro
and Kenia, each 20,000 feet,
Brief Notes.
Who detest every form of vice, and ed condition of affairs the church saw
make you and us all feel better.
the highest in Africa. Mount SL
do not think they have a right to visit her opportunity and embraced it, to
—Dr. John H. Raymond, president "Elias, 17,900 feet, the highest in North
¡daces where drinking and gambling break away from Rome.
Another Offer.
of Vassar College, is dead.
America. Mont Blanc, 13,750 feet,
are carried on, even if legalized by the
—Six million persons wear the the highest in Europe. Ben Nevis,
Now that is a very novel bit of
We will send the P acific C hristian .j
State. Who believe that an honest
M essenger from the time the money | man is the noblest work of God, and history to come forth at this late day. Murphy badge in the United States. 4,368 feet, the highest in the British
— Flies have totally disappeared Islands.
is received till January 1,1879, for 50 that dishonesty or trickery is just as ! All the historians must now give up
from the districts infected with yellow
I
that
they
were
mistaken.
That
when
cents.
_ .
bad in the private individual as in they told us that Henry VIII revolted fever.
Appointment.
We make this offer that peopje the office holder.
—
The
trustees
of
the
Peabody
fund
j
against
the
Pope
when
the
latter
de-
may have a chance to try the pajier,
1 will if not providentially hindered,
We wish to respect this important
feeling confident they will not be' distinction : Christian life is pro­ ’ creed that he should not put away say that the income has fallen off forty join Bro. R. H Moss in his meeting at
willing to do without it after once gressive, but •» < 'hristianity is not. I his lawful wife and marry another, per cent.
' Dallas on next Sunday.
— Men usually follow their wishes
taking it. -Can not each of our sub­ Christianity js-that system of faith and i they were wilfully slandering his maj­
T. F. ( ' ampbell .
till suffering compels them to follow
scribers send us several names under practice revealed to us by Christ and esty. But it was the church that did
their judgment.
this offer ? Show the paper to your his inspired apostles, and can never be all this, according to the Curchnutn.
Please announce an appointment
—Dr. Cuyler says that Miss Frances
neighbors and ask them to try ik changed or amended. Christian life Will it please to tell us what church ?
for me to ¡»reach at Aumsville, Marion
It certainly was not the church of A. Willard is the most effective female j
In told good may thus las done.
county, Or., <»n the 5th Lord’s day in
starts from a well grounded faith in Rome, and there was no church of speaker in our land.
this month, at 11 o’clock a . m .
Christ, an»l then adds to this faith England until afterwards to embrace
" More curls than brains ; more j
Be Ready.
J. E. R oberts .
those principled that go to make the an opportunity.
trails than sense,” writes Don Piatt
I
¡»et
feet
man
in
<
'hrist.
So
far
is
the
Many notes executed two years ago
It is a very strange statement to be regarding the watering-places.
Personal.
in favor of the building fund are over progression capable of being carried made in the face of the intelligence of
—Mrs. Mary A. Livermore his
due and othem will be due Nov. 1st. that wc can never reach the limit in this age. But it is not to be wonder­ visited Italy, Germany, Holland, Bel- ' Rev. J. A. < ampbell, a Christian
1 expect to take the fiald soon preach- this life to come. The model is the ed at, that any people of to-day should gium and France, and Is now- in Eng­ minister who has pr&tffiM irreguTariy
was in all things
"»
jug, lecturing i and collecting
-
■ w these . life of Jesus, who
.
- be ashamed of such a paternal ances­ land. Blicdias lectured four times in in ¡»arts of this couiity during the
Dm Jon.
notes. Will those who. wish tp pay tempted as we are, yet did no. sin. try.
past year-, has l»cen induced,to stay
up“ this fall lxs ready ; and those who The life of sinful man can never equal
—He wli^» waits for repentance here and preach for another year. •
Henry VIII as a criminal of deep­
do not want to pay the principal be the mode), but he may go on, knock- est dye has scarcely ever lyul an equal. waits for that which cannot be had as Subscriptions to the amount of §500
ready to pay the interest ? Be proippt i ing off a rough place here, filling up a Putting away his legal wife, Catha­ long as it is waited for. ft is absurd have been made up at this place, in
and save unnecessary labor and effort , defect there, and growing closer and rine of Aragon, to marry Anne Bo­ for a man to wait for that which he the Scholls Ferry district. and on
colaer, to the perfection of the model leyn, of wh.om he grows tired tod hijnself has to do.
on uiy pai t.
M appa^., Laie, to retain his services,
“The Marquis of Loin»- is to l»e W'e are glad to announce this feet, for
I will, also, act as agent for the till God shall say "enough, well done muders on the public cxecutioneM*-
block within three yearNi^fl thejnri appointed Viceroy of the Canadian Bro. (.’a'rpbdt is an’ effective and
P acific C hhmtiax M essenger . tak- good and faithful servant.’’
pose
df ridding himself of jhef that he ■ Dominion. The Marquis is the bus. ea''neht ministsr of the Gospel, and
in£* ffnbsci iptioas, and collecting due«.
—Within the last year Queen Vic­
might
marry one Seymour, and so on I band of Princes Ixniisa, I :lie third h ill do good, lie will move to Hills- ’
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T. F. 0AMEUKU»
toria has given §25,000 to the tetnpCr-
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to dwell. — Woxhimjhm Cyjntj
down
for
six wive«, one after another. ! daughter of Queen Victoria. L, — wvjFboro
___ - Dr_ W. H. Jipson is the new ance cause. J’otir members of the
—-Ths AffiijTicail Missionary Assbai-J Independent,,
royal Household ara total abstainers. [ He It was who mttrdsted Sir Thotn-
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