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PACIFIC CHRISTIAN MESSENGER, FRIDAY,
for the heavenly crown ; and also for
a life on earth which, founded on the
Roete of Ages, and built up through
grace amid many trials, hardships and
storms of temptation, has been bles­
sed of God to guide heaven ward­
bound to their desired haven, and by
shining on their way to Jesu s, to save
those that weje roady to perish !— Dr.
Guthrie..'
Lights In The World.
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AUG. 1, 1879
MISCELLANEO US.
Salvation though not of werks is for
works. “Show me thy faith by thy
CELEBRATED
works” is the demand of St. James;
“Be careful to maintain good works,”
is the counsel'of St. Paul; and the
testimony of the whole Bible is, that
.___ ftith without works is dead. We are
not called iAto the vineyard to sit idle
to fold oUr hands and go to sleep.
They that sleep, sleep in the night;
A Cautious Boarder.
AND
but believers are children of the light
Chailej Thompsoii, Secretary to the
and of the day, and much to do. In
Organs
first
American Congress, was noted
amending our habits, in cultivating
our hearts, resisting temptation, in for his caution. It may be due in
NEW YORK & BOSTON
fighting the good fight to keep the part to this trait—one of no mean im­
faith, our banner flying, and step by portance in those stormy days—that
ARE NOW—
step, win the way to glory, how much he held the office, through successive
we have to do ?—so much that an idle appointments, during fifteen years.
TARI IG THE LEAD
Christian were as great a contradic- • An anecdote exhibits his caution and
prudence.
tion in terms, as a dishonest, or licen­
OV .R ALL OTHERS.
When a young man, he boarded
tious Christian. In respect even of
our own interests and spiritual wel­ with a school-teacher and his wife,
fare, may we. not .use the words of both noted for ilanderous tongues.
Nehemiah, and say to the world when Fo r s omo good C a u se Thomp s on w i s h-
with winning smiles er brow of care, ed for a new boarding-house ; but he
it solicits our hearts and time: “ I am dreaded to leave the teachers family,
doing a great work, so that I cannot fearing that his character might suffer
from their backbiting. He, however,
come down ?”
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But no man liveth for himself—no bit upon an ingenious expedient to
AND
Christian at least; and in a world so prevent them from slandering him
full of sorrow, and suffering, and op­ One evening he gravely inquired if
39,000 PIANOS
pression, and ignorance, and wrong, his conduct as a boarder had been sat­
NOW IN USE.
and crimes, where sinners perish isfactory to them. “ Entirely so,”
around us a great shipwreck, some replied both husband and wife,
“ Would you be willing to give me
dashed on cruel rocks,- and others
drowning in the waves, and all by a certificate to that effect ?** he ask­
SOLD AT
their danger crying: “Help, we per-, ed.
“ Oh, certainly /” and they wrote
ish ’’’—instead of having nothing to
do, might we not wish to have a one then and there.
The next day Thompson moved to
thousand heads to plan, and a thou-
'sand hearts to feel, and a thousand another house. Thanks tohis caution,
FOR CASH OR UPON EASY
hands to work, tbe zeal of Paul, the he parted in peace from his host, and
INSTALLMENTS.
wealth of Solomon, and the years of they never disturbed it.
Methuselah ? Let us pity the world;
and endeavor, praying and working,
Bÿ-and-By.
so to shine that others, seeing our
will it matter by-and-by,
good works; may be guided to hea­ What
Whether my path b«low w»a bright,
Whether it wound through dark or light
ven, and glorify our Father there—
ANY ONE OF MY PIANOS
a gray or golden sky,
- each such a light or light-house as one Under
When I look, back on it, by-and-by
SENT ON
of Eni land’s bold engineers raised on What will it matter by-and-by
the reef which owed its dreaded name
Whether, unbfclped,.I toiled alone,
Dashing my foot against a atone,
to the waters that eddied and boiled Missing
DAYS’
the charge of the angel nigh,
around it. To save our seamen from Bidding me think of the by-and by 1
TEST TRIAL
a watery grave, their wives fronpi w,id- What will it matter by-and-by,
Whether with laughing joy I went
BY DEPOSITING WITH BANK,
dowhood, their little ones from the
Down through the years with a glad
EXPRESS, on R. R. CO., THE
miseries aad crimes of neglected
oontent,
PRICE OR AMOUNT OF IN
orphantage, what dangers he faced !— Never believing, nay, not I,
TTALLMENT PAYABLE TO ME
Tears would be sweeter by-and-by ?
as on that night when, hurrying on
AFTER TEST TRIAL.
What will it matter by-and-by.
deck, he. saw white breakers all
Whether with cheek to cheek I've lain
Close by the pallid angel, pain,
around, and above their roar and the
Soothing myself through sob and sigh,
«hrieks ef tbe tempest, heard the “ All will be elsewise by-and-by ?”
helmsman cry: “For God'8 sake, What will it matter? Naught, if I
Only am sure the way I’ve trod,
GUARANTEED
heave hard at that rope, if you mean
Gloomy or gladdened, leads to God,
to save year lives !”■—and the vessel, Questioning not of the how, the why,
OR
with scrimp room to turm, obeyed her If I but reach him by-and-by.
helm and rounded off. Example to What will I care for the unshared sigh,
If, in my fear of slip or fall,
NO SALE.
to all who reek a yet higher object —
Closely I’«e hung to Christ through all,
Mindless
how
rough
the
path
might
lie,
to save men’s souls from ignorance,
SEND FOR PARTICULARS.
and vice, and hell—what anxieties he Since he will smooth it by-and-by ?
Ah ! it will matter by-and-by,
felt to bring his enterprise to a happy
Nothing but this : That Joy or Pain
Lifted me skyward, helped to gain,
issue I On the Hoe headland, where
Whether through rack, or smila, or sigh,
Drake first saw Spains proud Armada, Hesven—home—all in all, by and-bv 1
—Selected.
a'one in the grey morning, after a
ALSO
tempestuous night, he might be seen
looking out, with telescope at his eye,
High-top Boots.
over a raging sea, for his yet unfinish­
You’d better not call me Captain Boots,
ed structure ; and heard saying, as a
I’ve grown too big for that ;
THE BEST ON THE COAST,
tall, white pillar of spray, suddenly It is time that I played with girls no more
And I think that I'll drop the cat.
gleaming on the far horrizon, revealed Old ben, if yon snap your spurs at me.
WARRANTED FOR FIVE YEARS.
his work and removed his fears. You will have to stand a fight with three—
oouple of boots and a man. do you see ?
-• Thank God it stands 1” Would that A Ho
! pretty good boots I Ho ! high-top
Christian men and women were as
boots,
Ho ! gentlemen's boots for m«.
anxious that God would ‘'establish
the work of our hand,” and make St»nd out of the wsy, I'm going to walk,
I'll tread on somebody soon.
each of them, through a loving, aetive Oh 1 how they do squeak 1 Yes how they
AT HALF MARKED PRICE.
talk I
pious life, a light shining in a dark
I think it good as a tune.
place, in a dangerous and perishing They tie themselves without strings,
world '—sueii as that lighthouse to They mstcb like a pair of angel wings,
New leather ! 1 hope you smell the FOR CIRCULARS, PRICES,
the homeward bound, whose course it
things.
TERMS, E tc ., SEND TO
Ho I pretty good boots I Ho 1 high-top
guides, and whose heart leap with joy
boots,
when, as it rises to the eye of the
Ho ! gentleman's boots for me.
outlook like a star across the waters,
I wish it was Sunday, to go to church,
the cry is sung out from the mast­ I wish it was Monday to play,
head, and echoed in every cabin: I wish it was Tuesday to ride my horse,
I wish it was every day.
MANUFACTURER’S AGENT,
“ The Eddystone is in sightNor I will wear tbea* to bed, for Uncle Jim
do we fear but those who thus work Might fill theaa with water up to the brim.
As onee I filled his boots for him.
201, 203 & 205 Dupont St,
fur God and Christ, and the good of
Ho 1 pretty good boots 1 Ho ! high top
boots.
men, will imitate Smeaton in giving
SAN FRANCISCO.
Ho ! gentleman's boots for me.
the glory where glory is due, inscrib­
ing on their lives the words which, as
ALSO TO THE CHRISTIAN MES­
~^It is the evil of passion that it
the last work of the mason’s chisel, he
SENGER OFFICE, MONMOUTH,
turns our friends to enemies ; but it is
had cut on that monument of his ge­
the excellency of religion» that turns
OREGON.
nius and humanity, "Laue Deo’
our
enemies
into
friend
a
Praise to God I A fitting motto these
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83,000 SMITH'
WHOLESALE
PRICES
NOTICE.
F1FTEEN
SATISFACTION
GERMAN UPRIGHTS
SHEET MUSIC
ADVERTISEMENTS
CHRISTIAN
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Monmoutn,
POLK COUNTY, OREGON.
By Its great and
Hes^Dr. Pierers
or Erwptkm-
rcurlftl tllutte,
Mineral IM on% and tlx-lr
are eradicated,
and vigorous I m .tltij an«! a sound constitution eatab-
ftslMHl. Eryeipela«. UlUhewa, Fever ttoren, My
•r Ifoayte BLI m » ia abort, all diecasts caused by bad
blood, are coim ^ u . red by thia powerful, purlijln«,
invigorating medicine.
Especially Inta It manifested its potency in curln<
Tetter, itoae lianlk. Bolin, far ba «cl«*, tor« Lgaa.
fterafiskMM Bow« and Swell!««*, White Swelling«,
Mtrs ar Thick Week, and Ealaraad Olaada,
If you feel dull, drowsy, debHlUtcd, bare tallow
color of akin, or yellow 1*1 »-brown spots on face or
body, frequent heatiacbe or dlAlneaa» bad taste
mouth, Internal heat or chill« alternated with hot
ftositea, low spirits and gloomy forebodlnn, Irregular
appetite, and V npuo coated, you are suffering from
Torpid Lfrer, or
■*•* ** In many cases ot
’ Liver < oasplalat ** only part of these symptoms are
experience«!. As a rcme«!y for m H such caatfs, Dr.
Picrnt ’» Golden Medical Discovery has no ««¡ual, as
It « Cecis perfect and r-tdPal cure«.
In the cure of r.ronehitta. Be were Coa«hs, afid the
early stages of Caaoamptlost. It has astonished. the
tn'Milcal faculty, and eminent physician« pronounce
: -he greatest medical discovery of the age. White
it cures tlw severest Coughs, it strengthen* the system
and purities the blood. Bold by druggists.
IL v 7 fie R( E, M. D.. Pror’r, World’s Dispensary
and Invalids’ Hotel, Buffalo, m . Y. ‘ ’
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Honso of taking the large, repulsive, nauseous pill*
I composed of cheap, crude, and bulky ingredients.
These pellets are scarcely larger thaw mustard seed*
Being entirely vegetabla, no particular rare 13 re*
1 «paired whllu u. Ing them. They operate without dis*
, turbance tn th« constitution, diet, or occupation.
I For JnsNsdlce»'Headache* Cs—tips Ils a( unMgt
Blood, Caln la the SbsaMero, T’gh? ncm of the « best.
IMaalaem, Bear Emetatlam from the Htemuch, Bad
Taste 1a tbs Mouth. Bilious attacks. Paia la r«*<tes
aT Kidney*, Interaol Fever* Bleated feeling about
It «ms i’h, Raab of Blood to Head, take Dr. Pierce*«
Pleasant Purgative PeOctsb In explanation of the
remedial power of these Purgative Pellets over so
great a variety of diseases. It may be said that theta
Milon upon the animal evouoisy 1« universal, net I
gland or tissue escaping their aanutivv, bnpreaa. Az<
does not impair the properties of these Pellets.
They are sugar-coated ana inclosed in glass bottles,
their virtues being thereby preserved unimpaired for
, any length of time, in any climate, so that they are
always fresh an»! reliable. This is not the case with
pills put up In cheap wooden or pasteboard boxes.
I For all diseases where a Laxative, Alterative, of
Pargatfve, la Indicated. tb<6e little Pellets wlU gly<
the most perfect satisfaction. Boid by druggists.
IL Invalids
V. PttlU
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and
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Buffalo, N. Y.
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Th« College is under the care of a
Board of Trustees, who will spare no.
pains to make it equal to the demands
of the age.
The members of* the Faculty are
competent, energetic, and devoted to
the cause of educatiou.
THE LOCATION OF THE COLLEGE
IS CENTRAL, ACCESSIBLE,
AND BEAUTIFUL.
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The Session consists of two Terms of
Twenty Weeks each, and an Inter­
mediate Examination and Renewing
of Classes at the end of the first term.
The Collegiate year is divided into
two terms of twenty weeks each.
The first term begins on Monday,
September 16, 1878, and ends January
31, 1879. The second term begins on
Monday, February 3, 1879, and closes
-ft*. Wednesday before the third Sunday—
in June, 1879. Intermediate examina­
tions, last week of the first term, final
examinations at the close of the session.
Annual Meeting of the Board of
Trustees, on Tuesday before the third
Sunday in June.
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TUITION PER TERM OF TWENTY
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820 00
Preparatory Department
15 00
Primary D apartment :
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9 00
Janitor's fee :
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Music, (Piano).
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Guitar or Melodeon
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Organ
Painting water color. Oil I At Teacher’s
Oil Drawing, Pencil, [ [ prices.
Crayon
Wax work, Ac.
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Vocal Music.
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One-half of the above rates must be
paid in advance ; ana similar payments
must be made in advance at the begin­
ning of every ten weeks thereafter to
the end of the session.
.No fees will be refunded, to students .
leaving before the expiration - of the
term for which they have paid, except
in cases of protracted sickness.
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Boarding can be obtained in private
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families at from 83.00 to 84.00 per week.
BYMPTOMR— Frequent bea»l-
ache, disc Large tilling Into throat,
sometimes profuse, watery, thick
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mucous, purulent, offensive, etc.
In others, a.dryness, dry, watery, weak, or Inflamed
I eyes, stopping up, or obstruction, of th- nasal pas-
sages, ringing in ears, deafness, hawking and cough­
ing to clear the throat, ulcerations, scabs from ulcera.
voice altered, nasal twang, offensive breath. Impaired
or total deprivation of sense of smell and taste, dtz-
I xlness, mental depression, loss of appetite, indlgeo- 1
tion. enlarged tonsils, tickling cough, etc. Only a
few of these symptoms are likely to bo present in any I
case at one time.
DISCIPLINE.
The
discipline
is mild and firm, ad­
• DR. SAGE’S CATARRH REMEDY I
ministered on the principle that virtue
brings its own reward and vice its own
| produces radical cures of the worst cases of Catarrh,
no matter of bow long standing. The liquid remedy ,
shame. The highest incentives to vir­
. may be snuffed, or better applied by the use of Dr. I
I i'liuiCK’8 Douche- Thia is the only form of instru­
tuous actions are impressed by precept
ment yet Invented widi which Auld medicine can be I
and example, while vice and immoral­
I carried HiGU UP and pkrvbctly 41’PLLKD to all
parts of tbe affected nasal passages, and the cham-,
ity are restrained by all proper means.
, Ders or cavities cornmunieatlng therewith. In whleh I
sores and ulcere frequently exist, and from whleh
Students are taught rather to govern
tbe catarrhal discharge generally proceeds. Its use
themselves than to b<, governs ’
ral
| is pleasant and easily un<iers*XMi«feotn dlreettens
accompanying each InstrnmenL Dr. S aok ’8 Ca­
power is the principle, an appe». .. . he
tarrh Remedy cures recent attacks of *HkU 1» tbs
■lewd”by a few applications. It is mild and pleas­
head and heart, self-government from
ant to use, containing bo stronger caustic drugs or
poison a Catarrh
Remedy M.
and
m »M by 4rw<.
Christian motive. Hence no student
gtete
R. V. PtBRCB,
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pensary and Invalids’ Hotel, Buffalo. N. Y-
ges in card-playing, intemperance, pro­
fanity, neglect of stadies, or any other
vice or impropriety. Daily moral in­
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struction based on the Bible, leaves but
little else to be done in government.
AT THE WHITE BRICK,
MIXED SCHOOL.
Experience
hits demonstrated con­
DALLAS, OREGON,
clusively that mixed schools, under
proper regulations and restrictions,
A FINE LINE OF LATEST STYLE. possess decided advan'ages over exclu­
sive institutions. Young gentlemen
DRESS GOODS from 10 cU. per and ladies exercise a refining, restrain­
ing, yet stimulating influence over each
yard and upwards, including
other, when associated in the same
school and in the same class, which
CASHMERES,
nothing else can ' supply. They vie
• SNOW FLAKES,
with each other for the wreath of
honor, as they labor side by side in a
POPLINS,
common causa.
CRETONNES.
WIRTR-booDS. &c.
LATEST NOVELTIES—Trimming«,
Jewelry, etc., etc.
STAPLE GOODS, in abundance.
I will make a special drive on
MENS’, BOYS’ and YOUTHS«
CLOTHING.
Plenty of GROCERIES,
HARDWARE, E tc
BOOTS and SHOES direct from
factory.
PRICES BEDROCK, hut no penny
baits on third rate Prints.
A heavy Cash Discount on large bills..
Don't fail to call on
aT■ X->. Lee,
MAIN STREET,
DALLAS, OREGON.
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J. S. SMITH,
P.
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MUBPHY,
MONMOUTH. OREGON,
Would reapeclfully inform the public that
he ia prepared to fnrniah them aa goed a
BOOT OR SHOE
As they can obtain elaewhere, aa he worka
none but the best French Calf and Kip.
'Persona desiring a good article would
find it to their advantage to give him a
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call.
THE BIBLE.
God has given man two great volumes
—Nattire and Revelation—suited to his
physical and spiritual constitutions.
These are full of facts addressed to the
understanding.
From Nature, we learn the principles
which minister to the wants of the
body, giving food to eat and raiment to
wear. From Revelation, we recieve
those 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 dangerous to society ; for it
imparts power which, without more
principle to guide, may be destructive
to the peace and happiness both of the
individual and society.
TO THE FRIENDS AND PATRONS
OF CHRISTIAN COLLEGE.
The prospects of Christian College
arc most flattering. The institution is
increasing in reputation, and its influ­
ence and popularity arc rapidly extend­
ing. Its friends may anticipate a career
of «till greater usefulness. The patrons
of the school will do well to begin now
to shape their business so as to send
their sens and daughters at the opening
of next session. One full term, taking-
the clashes in order, is worth more than-
double the time scattered over several,
sessions. We hope to welcome ta the
halls of Christian College on th» third'
Monday in September next, a large,
number of students, and to inaugurate '
a more successful and prosperous
session than the one just closed.
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