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RISTIAN
MESSENGER.
SATURDAY. DEC. 21. 1878
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From Bro. Richardson.
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Obituary.
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Tar Port WHrrTtr.a calls it •• a complete »access.
“Acte upon the reader like a tonic, The editorial
department i* especially strong.”— Bouton Tran»-
<ript.
• Con tin net* to hold ite place in the very front of
American magazines. few of which equal it in
ability and none-ef which have greater originality
and fretbneaa.”— S. S, 'lime».
VIS CELL A NE0 US.
Onr columns have become- too much crowded
S alem , O il , Dec. 11, 187«S.
for the Insertion or long obituary notiew, except
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eases where the deceased wasextenaively known
Editen- P. C. Messenger :
among stir readers on this coast. In all cases we
CHRISTIAN HYMNALS,
Thinking it might be a matter of will insert 100 tuirtls free. For each additional
106 words we wilW barge $1. When long notices
CHRISTIAN HYMN #00K,
interest to the readers of the M essen ­ •re not accompuiiod by the money, the editor will SUNDAY
PUBLICATIONS OF THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH,
abridge them to suit.
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ger to hear from us, I Nit down to
AFTERNOON,
PREACHERS’ SUPPLIES,
jien you a few lines after more than a
A MONTHLY MAGAZINE
Died, at the residence.of her son-in-law,
, SUNDAY SCHOOL SUPPLIES,
.FOR THE HOUSE HOLD.
year silence. The M essenger and T. J. Graves, near Bethel, Polk County,
PAPERS,
REWARD CARDS,
Presenting only original matter, equal» in liter­
the Record and Evangelist are all the Oregon, Tuesday morning, Dec. 17, 1878,
ary merit the leading secular monthlies,-and sustains
MAPS, .
Sister
Mary
Shelton,
wife
of
Bro.
J.
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W.
to
the
religious
press
a
relation
similar
to
theirs
papers that for years I have read with
and everything needed for Sunday-school or Church furnished at
Shelton, in h6F 42nd year.
to tlio secular pies*. It aims to have in all its
much interest; not but what pt hers
Sefials, stories, poems, acta, a moral pur­
Publishers’ prices.
Sister Shelton had been spending a week essays,
pose, while ii» its Editor's Table are vigorous dis­
are doubtless'as good, but I can’t read with her children who are at school at cussions of live religious standpoint. It is Pre-’
readable, and tills a place occupied by
all.
Monmouth. On Sunday morning she eminently
no other publication.
Its
articles
on Practical Philanthropy,- Fiction,
Last fall we'removed from Waits­ started home, calling on her parents, Bro. both Serial and
Short Stories, and Book Reviews
and
Bister
Barford,
and
then
going
on
as
•re special features. ’
burg, AV. T„ to Monmouth, Or. On
ITS CONTRIBUTORS
far as Bro. Graves’, where she remained
arriving'at the last named place, we all night. Monday morning, at 8 o’olock,
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found the house we were to "occupy she became seriously ill, and in 18 hours Paori G. P. Frsazs,'
E i ' wxrd E. H ale ,
PB ol . F. A. W alk *:»,
R ebecca H. D avis ,
8-32-1 y
Books bound neat and Cheap.
wholly unfit for a family to live in she was a corpse. Dr. James Shelton waft R ev . J ames F. C labke , H orace E. ScVDDXii,
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ev . D u . A. P. PSABoiiv, R ohe T erry C ooke ,
and dangerous to our health, we set in attendance several hours before she R ev . D b . J. T. T vckkk . E llkx W. Otÿfer,
But. L. W. R acon ,
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S arah
0. _ J ewett ,
about obtaining arfother; but owing died ; but human aid was unavailing.
—Rev. D b . E. A. W ashbcbx .
Sister Shelton had been, from her
SPECIAL
OFFER.
to the lateness of the season, all com­
youth, a consistent and devoted Christian.
It will be sent for one year f.r
fortable houses in Monmouth were oc­ She was the mother of thirteen children,
11I postage paid to those who subscribe
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January 1, 1879.
cupied. Wc then went to Amity in two of whom preceded~her to the grave.
QyDo not fail to act promptly if you wish to
search of a house,'where we found Her sudden- and, to us, untimely depar- accept »he special offer.
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one, quite comfortable ; but as Amity -ture, is mourned by a husband kind and specimen
copv.
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fgNDAY AFTERNOON, Springfield, Mass.
•. is in the midst of a field occupied by true, loving children, fond parents,
brothers and sisters in the flesh and. in
able and efficient Christian preachers, the Lord, and a host of warm friends.
The GHKATKMT LIVING AVTIlOltS, nu<h
UM Prof. Max Mailer, Rt. Hon. W. K. Glucl-
we concluded to look further, We None could know, without loving one so Mtone, JiiM. A. Froude, Prof. Huxley, Ii. A. TAKE THIS METHOD OF INFORMING THEIR MANY" PATRONS
Kdw. A. Freeman,^Prof. Tyndull,
next visited Salem, where» we now geutle, amiable And good. In every rela" Pròclor,
Dr, W. B. Carpenter, Frances Power Gobbe,
AND THE"PUBLIC IN GENERAL, THAT ANTICIPATING A
tion of life she adorned the doctrine of Tike Duke of Argyll, Wm« liiuck, Ulins
are.
Thackeray, MI m .Huiodi. Geo. MacDonald,
-vSaleni is in the midst of a vast God her Savior.
Mrs. Oliphunt, .Jcim I ng clow. Mrs. Alexim-
CHANGE IN BUSINESS, THEY ARE -NOW OFFERING
. dor, Thomas lIurdy.Malthex»' Ai'nohl, Henry
field more or less destitute of tho pure ■“ Life’s lalior done, as sinks the clay,
KJugoley, W. W. Story. Turgucnief. Car­
Light from its load tho spirit flies,
THEIR ENTIRE STOCK OF
lyle, Ruskin, Tennyson, frowning, amt
Gospel, accessible too by boat and While l.eav’n and earth combine to say;
many others, aro represented in th, page* of
‘ How blest the righteous when he dies !’ ”, >
rail to a great extent. Thi% deter­
Greneral Merchandise
7 UTTELL’S LIVING AGE.
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mined us to locate here, as we desired
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In 1879, T he L iving A gf . enters Upon itv thirty­
CONSISTING IN PART OF A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
for the future to devote most of our
Died, at Pleasant Hill, Lane Co.,- Or., sixth year, admittedly unrivalled and continuously
• nuccessfiil. Duringthe year it will furnish to ife
Nov.
15th,
of
scarlet
fejrer,
Ethel,
Only
time as evangelist at large. But
readers the productions of the-most eminent
a^ove-named, and many others;
Lady’s Dress Goods, Men’s and Boy’s Clothing,
knowing the dangers to Which my daughter of Josiah and Harriett Callison, authors,
embracing tho choicest ReRkl and Short Stories by
age 12 years.
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the
Grading
Foreign
Novelista,
and
ail
family were exposed, 1 lost no. time,
Though a child of tender years, she was wtfount
Boots & Shoes, Etc.,
LLnapproached by* any other Periodical
traveling almost day and night to on the Lord’s Side having acknowledged
tlie world, of the most valuable Literary and
secure more comfortable quarters for Christ as her Savior, and been baptized in
Scientific matter of tlie day, fiwm th^pens ¿f the
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES,
foremost
-Scientista, Critics, Dis--
my family at the earliest possible con­ about a month before her death. She had roverers, KsMuyiats,
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and Èdlfor». representing eveiy de;
Those desiring anything in their line can be assured of genuine bargains
tho simplicity of a child but the mind of partment of Knowledge and Progress.
venience
T he L iving A ge is a weekly ¡00^011^
by giving them a call. '
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We remained in Monmouth ; 15 one older, as she proved by the -selection more than.
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of
a
verse
from
Pro*,
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not
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QUARTER
THOVSANp
«lays. When we left there two of bur
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mercy and truth forsake the ; bind them donble-cfiltimn octavo pages of reading juatter from date.
daughters, Sarah and Mary, were un­ about thy neck ; write them upon the yearly> 11 prestente in an intrrpcnsirp form, coh-
' Good-Store “Building and Fixtures for same, for Sale at a bargain.
ite great amount of matter, with freafineaà,
well, and continued to grow worse table of thine heart.” This she recited at sidernig
owing to ite weekly issue, and with a «atistartory
completeness
attempted by ho other publication,
BETTMAN & ROSENBLATT
till death closed the scene, after an a social meeting of the church a few days I the best Essays,
lieviews, Criticisms, Tales,
Sketches of Travel and Diwcuv^ry, Poetry, Scienti­
illness of about 1G days. They both after she became a member.
Buena
Vista,
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Oct.
L.jj>78,
fic, Biographical. MUU wmü * ami Politimi Íiífoi nrn-
Hw-ww ywnng. fair effit lovely, --------
tíon, from the entiro body of Foreign Periodical
<lied Dec. 2nd ; Samh A. at 1 î o'clock
Gentle as the summer breeze ;
Literature.
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a . M , and Mary O. at 6 o'clock p. M ,
T4i<- Importance of T hu . L iving A gi : to every
Pleiisant as the air olevMiing
American
reader,
as
the
only
satisfactorily
fresh
When it floats among the trees.
and now they both sweeny sleep side
and COMPLETE compilation of an indispensable
current literature,— indi spendable because it em­
GRAND PREMIUM SCHEME!
Yet she left us very early
by side in the same grave, in the
braces the productions of the
In the silent grave to'sleep ;
•Oddfellows Cemetery near Salem.
ABLEST LIVING WRITERS,
Falling like the pretty Iberers,
poo
is sufficiently indicated by tlie following
They died of typhoid fever. This
But for her wo will not weep.
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affliction wears heavily on us and we
She lias gone and mncli we miss her ;
“ In it we find the best production of the be*t
We are »ad and full of woe,
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are fearful of its consequences. God
writers upon all subjects ready to our hand.”— i
Rm the Lord wlio gave her took her,
Philadelpha Imjuirer.
grant us sustaining grace. e Why
It is better she should go.
‘•It is simply indispensable to anr one who
FOR 1878 AND 1879.
desires
to keep abreast of the thought of the age in
xhould those loving, lovable, and
In the grp.v^they laid her body ;
any department of science or literature.”— Boeton
The nomc and Farm ta'publlahd «eml-nwmhly by B. F. Av.ry A Son«, at Lmlavlllr. Kv. It l. in oiobt-
But her soul i» far above
obedient children be taken away, and
Journal.
pazoitaper. alx column« 10 tbopag., Living forty-eight column, of matter In earl, l-.u... two
, L_.
» hlrli ar.- equal to an elghty-page monthly magaalne. and not inferior iu qualify of matter to tin- b.»t of
“ Tho prince amonj magazines.’*—ÁVte 17>rA
In a bright and happy country,
the magaainea publiabi-d. rbe suMf^lptiou price of Home and Farm is.
so many unkind and disobedient ones
Obeercrr.
In a land of peace and love.
“ It affords the best, the cheapest «nd most con­
left ?
God only knows.
During
W. L.
venient means of keeping abreast with the progress
ot
thought1»! all its phases,'’— Philadelphio Xòrth
their lives they never gave ine an un­
American.
F<»r full information and special instruction relative tri the premiums offered to club raisers send tn-the
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‘A monthly that come« every week .” The Ad­
kind or snappish word. After al! we
publishers at Lkuisvilfe, Ky., for specimen copy of Home ami Farm, in every number of which will be
Something for the New Year.
vance, Chicago.
found a full list of premiums offered.
“ It is incomparable in the richne’s, variety, and
are bound to feel and say that God
rwi
The world renowned success of Hostet­ sterling worth of ite articles,”— The Standard,
has been very good to .us in giving or ter’» Bitter«, and their continued popnlai- Chicago.
VV' ILLIS
“ A pure and perpetual reservoir and fountain of :
JOURNAL 4 LEO
loaning us those precious childien, and tv for t: quarter of a century as a stomachic, entertainment and instruction.”— Hon. Ifàbert C. j APPLETONS’
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
is scarcely more wonderful than the wel­ Winthrop.
we desired long to enjoy them ; but come that greets the annul appearance of
“ With it a lose a reader may fairly keep up with
School and Miscellaneous
that is important in the literature, hiHtory.
FOR 1879.
he who numbers the hairs of our Hostettes's Almanac. .This valuable medi­ all
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Books, Stationery
politics,
and
i»rieiice
of
the
day.
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The
Methodiet,
cal treatise is published by Hostetter &
York.
heads sees pot as man sees. We re­ Smith, Pittsburg, Pa., under their own New
FANCY GOODS,
•‘Tl»o ablest esaavNt the moatontertaining stories,
The proprietors of A ppletons ’ J ournal
joice to believe that though they are immediate supervision, employing 80 tho finest poetry of the English language, are here
MUSIC
AND
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
bands in that department. Ten cylinder gathered together.”— HUmd* State Journal.
will henceforth devote it exclusively to
STATE STREET, SALEM, OR.
absent from us in the flesh they are printing-presses, 8 folding machines, 5 job
“The choicest literature ot the day/*—Ar/r
literature of a high order of excellence, by 6-36-iy
York Tribune.
present with the Lord. Happy and presses, Ac , are running about eleven
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“ It is todupenaable to even' one Mho desires a writers of acknowledged standing,
months iu the year ot, this work, and the thorough
of all that is admirable and
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Home wnd Farm.
almost sinless in life, they must be sssue of same fur lw79 will not be less tnan noteworthy compendium
in tl*e literary world.”— BorUm Pu*t.
It is the growing hab:t of the leading
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It
has
no
equal
in
any
country.
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Philadelphia
ten
millions,
printed
i'i
th
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English,
Ger
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' now among the pure and good in
minds in all countries to coutribnte their
This is the very appropriate name of a
man. French, Welsh, Norwegian. Swedish, Pre»».
‘ Ought to find a place in ever American home.” best intellectual work to the magazines and most excellent newspaper published by
Abraham’s bosom.
Holland, Bobemin and Spanish languages. — • Xetr
York Time».
B. F. A very <t S ons , aud edited bv a A.
Sarah A. was in her 21st year, and Refer to a copy of it for valuable and in­ Published weekly at $8.08 a year, free of ¡»oatage. riviews; and, in order that A ppletons * A
very at Louisville. Kv. The small sub- .
teresting residing concerning health, and
OSrEXTKA OFFER FOR 1879.^
J ournal maytadequately reflect the intel­
for many years a member of the numerous testimonialH as’to the efficacy of
To all new subscribers for 1879, will be sent lectual activity of the time thus expressed, scription price is no criterion by which to
Judge the value of the paper. It is now­
church, and seldom among the absent Hostetter's Bitters, amusement, varied in­ gratis the she-numbers of 1878, containing- with
formation. astronomical calculations and other valuable matter, the first parts of ." S ir G ib - it will admit to its pages a selection of the in its third year of publication, abjJ already
uie,
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a
new
serial
story
of
much
interest
bv
members. Mary ()., not a member, chronological items, Ac., which can be
has a larger circulation thau any news­
GEOilGE mudoaald now appearing in T he more noteworthy critical, speculative, and
but often spoke of obeying the SJavior depended on for c>rr»ctness. Tne Almanuc L iving A oe from the author's advance sJuicts. progressive papers that cpme from the pens paper published south of the Ohio river,
and a larger circulation than any agricul­
for 1879 cou lie obtained free of cost, for Other choice now aerials by dirtiuguishod authors of these writers.
in baptism as soon as she was old druggists and general country dealers in engaged
tural paper in the United States. Home
and will speedily appear»
ull parts of the country.
Fiction will still occupy a place in the and Farm is u first-cU.-s family paper as
enough. She was in her 9th year.
Club-Price* for the best Hofae anti Foreign
weli as n farmer’s journal. For further
Literature.
J
ournal
, and descriptive papers will ap­ particularisée
Our afflictions and the embarrassed
advertí-ruent in this issue
“ Possessed of T he L iving A oe and one nr other pear ; bu< large place will be given to
(’onsuiniiHon Ciired.
of oar p:if>e&
state of bn.’inew in W. T. have deter­
of our vivacious American monthlies, a MibHuriber 5
will find himself in command of the whole situa- , articles bearing upon literary and art
An old pliyaiciao, retired from practice, tion.
mined us to return to AVaitsburg at
Et< h '< j Ihdltl.m.,
\ toping to discussions of aocialnnd poetical
, uavieg had placet! in hie hands by an East
For n‘10.50 T he jltving A ge and either one of!
the earliest possible.
1 India missionary tlie formula of a simple the American $1 Monthlies (or Harper"» Weekly or 1 progress, to papers addressed distinctly to
//runrlwiil be aelit for a year, both postpaid ; or» j the intellectual tastes of the punlic welfare
Wej,wish, through the M f . ssf . ngeu , I vegetable remedy, for the speedy and per­ for
$9.50 T he L iving A uk and the St. Nickola*, or
To all who are suffering from the errors
manent cure for consumption, bronchitis, Appleton"»
or public culture is concerned.
Journal.
to expiyss our wannest thanks to th 2 catarrh, asthma, and all throat anil lung
and indiscretions of youth, nervous weak­
Address
L1TTKLL A GAY, Boston.
ness, early decay, los» of manhood, <fcc., I
brethren and sisters, and many kind affections, also a positive and radical cure
1 for nervous debility and all nervous com-
T
erms cr A itletons ’ J ournal .—Three will send a recipe that will cure you,
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ol
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friend of Halen}, for their expressions . plaints, after having tested its wonderful
FREE OF CHARGE This great reu-ody
dollars per annum, in advance, postage was discovered by a missionary in South
of sympathy and timely aid in our cutaaive powers in thousands of cases, has
One rainy forenoon some thing less than prepaid by the publishers, to all sub­ .America. Send a self-addressed envelope
' felt jt his ilnty to make it known to bis
■deep affliction. Certainly no town ! su fieri ni ig fellows. Actn-ted by this mo­ a year ago, a pale cadaverous youth walked l scribers in the United States or Canada ; to the JI ev . J oseph ' T. I nman , Station D,
“House, New York City.
7-10-ly
on this coast can boast of a greater tive, am ld a desire to relieve human anffor- into the store of C. N. Crittendpn, No.- 7 or Twenty-five Cents per number. A Club I Bjblp
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i ing, I will send, free ot charge, to ull who Sixth Avenue, and in weak, husky tones, of Four yearly Subscriptions will entitle
number of wholehearted people than I desire it, this recipe, with full directions
TAKE?^^
Salem. It deeply pains us to think tor preparing and using, in Gerinan, interrupted frequently by a dry, hacking tie sender to an extra subscription gratia-; '
French, or Euglish. Scot b.v mail by ad­ cough, stated that he wanted a couple of that is, five copies will be tent one year ’
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Belling guttonen Paclt.
the worn!. IlMta ni ^4 rh*rt«ot
«4 fevadtoZZ
of leaving them.
dressing with stamp, iivming tills p>naJT, bottles of Hale's Honey of Horehound and for twelve dollars. A ttlf . toxh ’ J ournal , ¿«•ia
Pencil. PrnltoMer, Goklr-j pew and a piece <>t vn)»n»i |-. J.qyJrv'
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Your brother in the Lord,
W. tV. Sherar, 149 Powers’ Block, Koch- Tar. *• I am . the last of six.” he said, and T he P opular S cirnc ^M onthly , for , •S'."
<*»» **r*ijp !'■’ '«‘S ">l «J-V.U
eater, N. Y.
0. W. R ichardson .
“ the others all died of copanmption, and one year, for seven dollars, postage prepaid
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J.effiok’aco ,a8#m-owa.at.SXvom.
—There is none under heaven that
The volumes begin January and July of
MPThe National Gold Medal was remedy, bat I have no hope.” He did try
can comfort me but thou, my God, the awarded lo Bradley A Rulofson for the
it, and to some purpose. He took, in ¡all, each year. Subscriptions received for any VR*n fl n*| hn*neis ;<WI <-.m engage in.
BC B
to
Pw day made by
heavenly Physican of souls, that best Photographs in the United States, twelve bottles, and is to-day in perfect length of time.
M B if B i^w JB y.r worker of either sex,
and the Vienna Medal for the beet in the
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strikest and healest, bringest into hell world.
healtb—lnngs sound, cough gone, not a
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