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PACIFIC CHRISTIAN MESSENGER, FRIDAY, FEB. 21, 1879
Literary Notices.
Notice to all Concerned?
Having been informed that certain
Tho liteniTy department of the
Diniieatic
is, as T usuar’'»’•C***’ -are- disposing of lots in the
Tying Ground” south of Monmouth,
j ... i “ __
Dnryii
remarkable for the high toned and
and for which they are demanding a money
-quality of its contents, which Consist consideration, this is to notify all ¿ou-
mainly of a continuation of Mary cerned that no person whatever is author­
•Cecil Hay’s charming serial, “ Her ized to dispose of lots in said ground.
The plaoe was set apart for the accom­
'Three Lovers;’’ a very enjoyable
•sketch, entitled, ' Miss Hubbard's modation of all who desire a burial place
for their.friends, without respect io per­
•Straw Bed,’’ by Mrs. Annie A. Preston; sons or parties ; and all that is asked is,
a very 'instructive “Art Paper," by that those who have deposited the remains
Mrs. Merighi, and No 4 in Eben E ot friends or relatives there, is that thev
i
Rexford’s interesting series of “Flower I will contribute their mile towards en­
Talks” In addition, tWo arealways closing the ground, anl placing it in such
a condition that it will present some ap-
■entertaining Miscellany, vivacious
i pearance of respectability. It being upon
^Small Talk, instructive Household- De­ ■ the public road in full view of the sur-
partment—which, by the way, gives • ronnding’conntry, that sacred repository
recipes of a number of excellent dishes | of the dead, it should arouse .the pride of
—able Book Reviews, humorous and all concerned, and stimulate them to active
thoughtful “Mosaics,” etc. The Do­ endeavor» to make it present a somewhat 1
L attractive appearance, instead of, as at
mestic Monthly is published by Blake :
present, being a repramch to the living.
& Company, 849 Broadway, New
I'bopq some party interested will give ■
York, at 81.50 per year, inclusive of due and timely notice of a meeting to be
pattern premium. Specimen copies, held a» Monmonth, to take some steps to
,.
,
wards tlie conaumation of that much
fa cents.
...... . .az­
desired etrtT>
In the meantime all persons desiring in­
C hok e N ew B ooks .—A large cat­ formation relative to the burial place may
I
alogue of a careful selection of stand­ I apply to
,
S tephen S taats .
ard and valuable works, offered at
February 17, 1879.
prices much less than they have ever
known such books to bo sold, has jer»t*|
The Years.
I see them on thejr »dent march,
Myirtwtotts and snbli tn*, ■ — -
Aero»» the gray, stufiendouB arch
That spans the gulf of Time.
Majestic, stroag, with measured tread,
Their line unbroken still,
With sceptered hand and crowned head,
Unmoved by human will.
They come, and go. Uncalled they come,
’ Irrevocable go.
And, passing, each presents a cup.
Of mingled joy aud woe.
(And yet, so lightly mixed the draught
Wnich every lip must press,
That misery oft alone is quaffed
In all its bitterness.'
And some, though few, there be to whom
The joy unmixed is given,
Who dwell in love, aud light, and bloom
As in the air of heaven.)
Each carries in bis hand a scroll,
And writes eflaceless there
The record of each human coul,
Impartial, dark or fair.
Each rules a mighty realm, and thence
Exliaustless tribute draws.
Which back returns with usury vast,
By Time's unerriug laws.
They walk in growing light, and shower
• Increasing treasures down. /v-. -
Each sceptre shows advance of power.
And each successive crown.
Obituary.
But whether dark er b ight they pass,
We know of them no more,
Onr column* have become too touch crowded ; No voice comes back to say their feet
for the insertion of long obituary notice*, ’ except
Have pressed the cloud-veiled shore.
in case* where the deceased was extensively known
will be sent, free, on request.
among wiir reader* on this coant. In al J case* we
will insert 100 word* flee. For each additional Ah, precious years .' how few we greet !
100 tyord* we will charge $L. When long notice*
How brief their blessed stay !
E conomy C lub .— Harper'» Maga­ are not occom¡»allied by the money, the editor will
abridge
thgtn t > Mint.
But still they s;->eak with warning tone
zine for S3 .In, Scribner’* $3 30, Jew
While passing swift away.
York Weekly Trib"iic $1.20, and
Died, at Wcitabnrg, W. T„ Jan. 22,
other periodicals in proportion, are 1879, Mr».'Mary Roundtree, aged 85 years, By tantalizing (iopes that lure,
By disappointments sting,
supplied through the Economy Club 1 month and 22 days.
They
bid us find some anchorage sure
She was born in Halifax county, Vir­
•of the American Book Exchange, 55
Te which our hope may cling.
gins. Through her life- she was a model
Beekman street, N. Y. List sent free.
mother and Christian woman ; she was a By scenes unfixed-as ocean's foam.
true mother, having raised other children
By joys that come no- more,
S e < ox» H ani » B ooks .—A catalogue than her own.
They point ns to a changeless home
On heaven's eternal sh-re.
of about 20,000 volumes of second ' Mrs. Roundtree was a member of the
—Mim J. 77/ ajpew.
hand and shelf-worn' books, in every ! Christian church for some forty years.
-department of literature, to be sold at 1 We regret to sav that this long and useful
I Shall Not Want.
life was brought to a close by a fatal acci­
nominal price«, will be issued January dent. Having wandered out alone in the
"5th bv the American Book Exchange4 yafiMfie Slipped atrd 'felt, dislocating her
1 shaU not want furany good thing
—* — —
» I
a
C I \ will
» • > ! I
.
Ill»
♦ — » - > • r
—
any
thing
that
work
for my
u 5 Beekman street, N. Y. It will be hip. Two physicians were called, her hip
present
or
eternal
good.
I
shall
not
was
properly
adjusted,
but
this
however
sent post-paid for IG cents, and tlie
want
for
prosperity
or
adversity,
.
dime afteiwards credited toward the i without any hope of her being able to health or sickness, om'etion or perse­
maintain the position necessary. Without
price of any lx-oks ordered.
a word or a mnriner she suffered mortal cution, enemies or frien«ls, life or death.
When the sunshine ami shadowy calms
pain for three weeks, and then pss-ed
and storms of earth have lini had their
away.
All
in
attendance
were
made
to
Gosi’Ei. G ems by. W Warren Bent­
I work on my oharacter, our L--rd will
lev, published by G. D. Russel),' 125 realize the presence of Him that bad led send liis messenger, death, to lead nie
her through life. He sto >d by her in death.
' Tremont Street, Boston.-—There seems
i through the valley and shadow “nt
She was ra'ional all Alit’ while, calling
to lie a demand for a new evangelist upon her relatives, one by one, to meet death into green pastures and beside
I the stili waters—into bis own blissful
singing book, a* the old favorites are hey in heaven ; she bode them all farewell.
I presence. There 1 shall not want a
pretty weil sung out. We think the Without moving a limb or muscle she
new l>ody equal to all iny spirit-wants,
quietly
fell
asleep
in
Jesus.
above book meets well such a demand.
one that may - fly with tlie spirit on
Fur her friends and relatives let me
The (¡o*/>el Gem* consists of 112
the wings of thought from world to
say : Ob ! blessed sleep from whence
pages, containing over two hundred none ever wuke to weep. Our good old world, with an eye to penetrate the
livtnns. Eviry department of Chris­ mother has left i his world of death and depths of thp earth, see the wonders
of God’s creation, an ear that can hear
tian labor is represented, and evan­ menrning ; being oor.scions in Abraham’s
the music of the spheres, the song of
gelists will find this collection of bosom of having obeyed God through life. angels, and the whisperings of the
She is happy now, and will be forever­
-choice hymns equal to any in use.
Holy Spirit— a body like unto the
more. Oh I give her friends this assur­
glorious body of our Re leeuit r. I
About seventy-tiv/ comimsers have
ance through life aud thia hope evermore
shall not want for the society of angels,
•enriched this work by their com­ in death.
the society of the saints of all ages,
Mrs. Ronndtree was living with her
positions. Altogether this appears to
and of the Son and Father. Surely
ibe one of the best books of its kind sou-in law, Bro. Sliirley, in Waitsbnrg, at goodness and mercy shall follow me
-ever published.
I’rice
in paper the time of her death. We tender onr all the days of mv life, for the Loid is
tliaukH to the community for their timely
my Shepherd..—ox.
covers, 825 per hundred, 30 cts. each
aid aud sympathy in onr bereavement.
by mail; in board covers, 830 per
. J as . 8.
Our Tenure of Life
/hundred, 35 cts. each by mail; in
r
Depends in great measure upon regard far
>
er neglect uf the laws of health. It we
-cloth covers, 840 per hundred, 50 cts.
A Card la the Public.
violate them we cannot ex,»net to," make
each by mail ; in clotli and gilt, 800
We a-k a careful reading and a thought­ old bones." Bat that the span of existence
per hundred, 70 cts. each by mail.
ful C/>n»ideratioo of wipe follows. It is allotted to a natural delicate constitution,
now over twelve years sitica a new enre or one which has been shaken by disease
for chroni j disease* was diaoovered, know may be materially lengthened, i« a fact of
(’oT.ON.vnoN, H ymns and S onos .— as " Compound Ox-gen.” The results which we have dailv proof. The vivifying
which liavo followed it» U'e np to this and restorative influence of Ho.tet'-er's
Thisisti.e title of a new hymn book time
have lieen go remarkable that it in Stomach Bitters upon a fail ng physique
just received by us. It is an admira­ lu-ginning to aUr-ai-t the widest attention affords a striking illustration of the power
Mw.y intelligent phvaiciana in varions I of Judicious medication’ to htreugtheu the
ble cofifipilation of thé dear old hymns, parts
of the co intry have, after a careful bold on life. Restored digee ion, complete
together "with the choicest new church investigation of its acieutifieahd pathologi­ assimilation, renewed appetite, sound re­
claims, used it in caw»« where al I other pose, these are among the benefits confer­
4nusic. It is an example of the “ sur­ cal
known remedies he-l f fled. and with a red upon the debilitated by that supreme
vival of the fittest,” the old melodies success abke surprising to iht maelves and reoovant, and a aerv on* system tranquil-
ized, that invalid, after a course of the
are undying ones and the new well I b,-ir patients. In Conan option. Catarrh, Bittern feels that his life tenure is no i
Asthma, Bronchitis. Dv*|s«p*ia, aud the I
deserve a ti ikl W the world. The ceJ
CoL-
— wide range of Neuralgic diavrdsra from longer the precarions thing that it war —
that he might yet eoj >y a '• green old age.”
Jection has been made by < 'hades F. | which ho many suffer lifelongtorture.it
has rarely failed to give relief, and-in many
%
Deems ami Theodore E Perkin», and I cases to m»ke permanent cures: It is not
publishe»! bv A. S. Barnes & Co., N. Y. a drug but a new c luibiuitiou of two ele­
ments yliicb make up our common sir,
Price 3* cents by mail post-paid.
e^TiLUfTHATCO
giving oxygen .in txce*a. It is taken by
TtCtWFTiy^V^ pp i c e
inhalation, ^nd cures by natural aud order,
ly" processes—first, by eliminating the ex-
»
D -
ee-tpif carbon whioh bus accumulated io
ôrÿL
II »w long d » you think it took to tho ay «trim-; and secondly, by a revitaliza­
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write the Bible ? Fifteen hundred ! tion of all the great nervon* centres, In
vears From Moses, who wrote Genesis, I ord-r to give the public an oppurtubi.y to
1 T I
t.„
•!* »bai-t this new treatment, we have
to John, who
wrote Hovolntinn
Revelation, it
it was
was 1®4'»
prepared # a „„fully
carefully written
written Treatise,
Treatire, in
in
that long, long time.
1 How man} wi,I0i1 jR presented a history of tho dis-
..
. write it ? More
°covery
___
people helped
to
than covery of " C
Compound^
Oxy ¿en, ”^a «Ute-
Some
some Iinent of its Scientific Basis snd Mode of
-thirty. C
----- were shepherds,
>---
Action, and large details of the reanlta
result«
tanners, some fishermen, some tent­ Aotion,
whioh bava followed its administration.
makers, some kiqgs, some judges, some This is rent free by mail to any one wh<
princes ; some weie learned, some were may desire to receive it. Addreaa Dra
unlearned ; and yet all agree in what Starkey A Palen, 1112 Girard Street
Pbihdelpbi«, Pa.
4hey write.
.
been issued by the American Book Ex­
It
change, 55- Bees man street, N. Y.
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M fSCELL A EE O US
___ H EAl»'Hr A It T. EKS FOR. .
CHRISTIAN HYMNALS,
CHRISTIAN HYMN BOOK,
x
PUBLICATIONS OF THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH,
PREACHERS’ SUPPLIES,
SUNDAY SCHOOL SUPPLIES,
PAPERS,
REWARD CARDS,
..
maps ,
/ .
/
and everything needed for Sunday-school or Church furnished at
Publishers’ prices.
JOTTKT BTmiVSG
'71’7 Oli-ve Street,
1ST. 3L.OTTie
Books bound neat and Cheap.
8-32-1 y
J. L. COLLINS,
WOOD! WOOD! WOOD ! ¡
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR
A 7 LAW,
NOTICE
DALLAS,
T WILL RECEIVE THROUGH THE
1 Post Office, until 10 o’clock p. m . Fri­
day, February 28. 1879. Sealed Bids for a
Contract to furnish One Hundred and
Fifty Cords of Oak Wo- d. to be corded
up. measured and delivered in the College
Wood-shed on or before the lOtl* day of
September. 1879.
The wood must be two feet long, not
less than two nor more than six inches
thick.
T F. CAMPBELL.
Monmouth, Or., Feb. 10,
;
:
:
:
OREGON.
CE?*8pé<-i»l attention given to real estate, col-/ ,
lection and probate business.
9-1-ly 1
TO THE PUBLIC
M. L. PIPES, Justice of the Peace,
Collecting and Real Estate Agent, makes
conveyances, takes acknowledgments, etc.,
collects Notes and Accounts.
Will be in Monmouth, every alternate
Friday, at the office of the C hristian
M essenger , for tlie transaction of business
pertaining to his office.
Office at Dr. Skipworth's Drug Store,
Independence, OregpB.
8-39-tf
i T e o
W I K E 1 S ,
WHOLESALE AND BETArIL DEALER IN
School and Miscellaneous
Books, Stationery,
TANGY GOODS,
ST33IC AND M731CAL INSTRUMEMTS.
■«TATE ST Rii ET, SALEM, OR.
6-36-ly
' ^AOE MAH*-
TO PIIVS'CItNS A1B MOTHERS-,
Tss BEST FOX) for PlfANTS ANO INVALIDS.
"The b/xtartiííei il food 1 have ever known.”— U . N’
M’hit.-. M D.. ii« Ea-ik «sth St.. N« w York. ’ 'Mure bene-
fi-ml t'i.itr an otherfood I httvo «-ver iwi d.”— I hlwittlfode’-
iua i. M r„ !4i East '-‘th St . New Y-.rk. " Mtrr ma > uk the
- \ari<-ns j-rcpar*ti--ns f->r Infm t< Food without >»••«»< ht t<>
t-iy i hibi. J hsim I the Cereal Milk
The fir t m-mth tho
e.iild gainedlonrT»>undA.'tn«lis «radile improving " —1>. I».
B •ckman,
ib-wcrr. New Y -rk.
S--1d hy all !»rnrejvta
nu-l iIr-vewevervwiwie. Munfartnr-.nl ! y taa
AUXUILkCTCF-ING. CO.. B Cvlkfo FU caí . K« w Yurlu
m
CHEAP, CHEAP.
fTHE MONMOUTH DRUG STORE
now offers more thin usual advantages
to customers, since it is being conducted
solely upon the cash basis. We trust our
former pttrons will see it to their interest
to favor us, as before, with a liberal
patronage and share the benefits of thia
I system.
A M POWELL.
T
ELECTRIC BELTS
BREYMAN BROS.,
IMPORTERS AMD DZALKRK IN
AND BANDS
>
Are sr-ir-.-ipplit abh- to a iiy part of the
■ for the speedy and effectual cure of
Rheumatism,
Neuralgia,
Dyspepsia,
Nervous Debility,
Liver Oom plaint,.
Kidney Disease,
Female Complaints,
Nervousness,
Urinary Diseases,
General Ill-Health,
Wasting Decay,
Spermatorrhoea,
Epilepsy,
Paralysis,
Sexual Exhaustion,
Spinal Diseases,
Indigestion,
CLOTHING. BOOTS, shoes , hats , caps ,
AST»
GENT'S’ n KNJ.8 I’ m ; G00BS.
r
:o:
There has been a big blow .made of
late about
CHEAP GROCERIES
I will sell tny
As cheap as any one can sell a first-»
class article, as it pays to keep
none other, as a poor article id deaf to
take home as a present.
:o:—
1 will alno sell
i
DRY GOODS,
BOOTS, SHOES,
HATS, CAPS,
PULVERMACHSR'S
Cor. Eighth «nd Vin« St«., CRTCINNATI, 0.
fcie Ai-oid bogue applútncre claiming elec­
tric qualities. Our Pamphlet explain* how to
distinguiih the genuine from the spuriout.
OREGON.
STILL IN THE LEAD
ELECTRIC BELTS ANO BANDS
4 'PULVSRMACHER GALVANIC CO.,
WniTE COr.X’ER,
NALE4.
GREAT BARGAINS’
VOLUNTARY
TESTIMONY.
are lndoreed ami approved by tlie inont em­
inent medical and seientifle nuthorlth* in
the world, by tlie Faculties of France* En-’
gland, Austria, Prussjn, Belgium, and Amer­
ica, and by* well-known writers, who refer to
the extraordinary cures eflbeted 4»y Fulver*
marker'»* Electric Belta am! Bands, in up-
M’ard* of one hundred medical and philo-
Rophienl works.
hr?«- hi privy. P ampmlrt and T hr E lkp .
Title Q vatrki . v , h lar«»* illustrated Jouruai,
containing full particular* mailed free.
Address
CHOICE FAMILY GBOCEIHES,
CllOCKEItY Ac.
CAP.PETS AND OIL CLOTHS. A SPECIALTY.
8-2C-3m
And otlu-r chronic ailments.
[Ertrfiet from thf
hnore MAmerican
lumber 21,
“T!v Pulv -nuaeher Eh clri«* T-U-lt 1« rtx’om-
1«» gfiieral use tor the following rea­
sons: Fir^t, for Its woiHh*rftil propertlen for
the curé of • iImGises 01 the khhwy*. Moniach,
liver nit<l bln«MÍ; avcotidly. lor it» extreme
simplicity, an«l the fact of its being appliisl
outride, precludes all possihilitv of any in­
jury lading done to the patient. :iw an external
remedy i* untverwliy RclcnowleilKPd to I ms
safe. Another ndvaiitag” I m the facility with
which the progress of the diReam* and cure
can be watolHMt, and if the licit bé not quite
in the 1'hdit place, It can lie very easily read-
pistcd so fi* to cover the jMirtii a fleeted. Tim
Pulviu'imichcr Klectric liclt< and its perfec­
tion, has
haihsi with deiigikt. not only
by tlie nú florera who hav»? regained health,
enjoyment, ami n'new lense of -lU&^IUPAUKh
its lM’nefl<*cnt qualities, l»nt hy tho medical
profeissiot», who very frequently prescribí* its
u*w to their patients.”
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods,
And in fact everything below a Living
price, and a great many at tides
at less than cost, as I, am very '
desirous to close out the present Stock
i
before the Spring Stocks arrive.
< -pme early and late so as to ro-
céive some of the benefits of the
CLEARANCE SALE.
EZRA POPPLETON
Monmouth, Jan. 20, 1879.