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4 1 * t ' Ï I » <■ » >• .... -... ..... « PACIFIC CHRISTIAN MESSENGER, FRIDAY, AUG. 6, 1880. ——1—f- ’ . a i . 1/ I .......^= ' * ^udea, and all the region round about Lord’s Supper. When the Savior north of Snake river,' in Whitman Church and Educational Items.- Literary Notices. .,..., M a -. Jordan, and were baptized of him in gave‘this monumental institution to county, W. T. _ t (From the Evangelist ) 4 G ooey '» L ast ' s B ook for August . At the request of the brethren I ~ JordeM, confessing their sins.” Matt, ■Ins disciples, he said, “ Do this in re - comes to us ftill of fresh, breezy matter, a iti. 5, 6. — Infants can not confess sins. membrance of tpe.” How sweet to write you concerning the same. The —yThere are three Christian chutch- welcome guest- upon a midsummer day. "Go ye, therefore, and teach (disciple) the Christian to remember his dying meeting was held near Palouse city? *es ¡| Lexington, Ky, viz : Main Street From Darley’s exquisite picture to the ea and commenced July Sth, terminating' W) ft. Hopson, pastor with 4'50 mem gerly sought chitchat on fashion it is full all nations,„ baptizing them.” Matt, Lord. Truly can he say : on the 18th. The camp ground, for a bers ; Broadway, J. W. McGarvey, of interest, and the closest scrutiny will xxviii. 19. B-aptizing whom. ? Those When I survey the wondrous cross, On which the Prince of Glory died ; time, had the appearance of a small pastor with 300 members; and fail to find one dull page. The’ fashions that were taught. Infants, while they are so numerous thate^ery taste must meet My richest gain I count bnt loss, village, so numerous were tbe tents. Fqprth street-(colored), H. M Ayers, with its own requirements, in preparing are such, can not be taught the gospel. And poor pontempt on all my pride. Elder C. J. Wright did the most of the pastor with 200 members, The city sumimer wardrobes for home or the resorts ” ■ ------ they believed Philip preach Again it is said, “ As often as you preaching. It is saying -but Barely ing the things concerning the kingdom has nearly 25,000 population over of.travelers in the hot season. In every eat this bread and dnnkTKisFcup, you the truth when I say’that Bro. Wright of God and the name, of Jesus Christ, half of .whom are colored. .? department there is to be found valuable they were baptized, both men and do show the. Lord’s death till he is a hoBt within himself; full of logic, —The Catholic Bishop. - Elder, of matter te to the fair sex, for whom the cotne. ” 1 Cor. xi. 26. How. often illustration, zeal, and of the4living Cincinnati, continues/ his war upon magazine- is especially intended, and we women.” Acts. vili. 12. -A good place are sure our opinion will be endorsed by ! shall we show that death ? Some say oracles. He has endeared himself to certainly, to put in infants,’ if they had the refractory " knights ” who parade every reader of the beautiful number be I j once a year, once a quarter, of once a the brotherhood, and is of good repute been subjects of the ordinance. on Sunday and hold albnight picnics. fore ns. -Godoy’s Lady's Book, 1006 * We immerse the subject in water. .month is sufficient. Luke, speaking from without. There were fifteen —St. ^Patrick’s Roman Cathedral, Chestnut St., Philadelphia. of Paul’s preaching to the church in additions, a majority by confession. John baptized in the Jordan^, “ John New York, was mortgaged fcr-$100,- J*. D emorest ' s M agazine for August has, fa' ■’ y also was baptizing in /Enon near to Troas, says, “ And upon the . first day The'Audience was large ati'd’ attrhtive 000. usual, a beaytiful picture for a front is- • of the week, when the disciples came and well behaved. On the last Lord’s - Salim, because there was much water —Mrs. John C. Green, has added to piece, and contains sëveral articles of . together to break biead, Paul preached, day tha attendance > was very- little’ there." Jno. iii. 23. Baptism was her other splendid gifts $1,000,000. to •literary excellence. The short bits and uuto them, ready to depart on the less thanJL^OO.' During this meeting, performed where there was a rivet, or the American Sunday school Union small items about everything are of interest morrow.” ^JActs xj. 7. Here* it is for the iirst.tuift» ift^ife, I was permit where there was much* water. «Let us for the purpose of fostering a higher to everyone. 83.00 a year. W. Jennings spoken of as a melt established custom,, ted to witness an immefsicm at night- De“lnorest, 17 -East 14 St., Ne Y. , take another step. “ And as they- order of Sunday school literature that the disciples, in the days of the " The same hour of the night " is cer- (Philip and the eunuch) went on their j —TheJ.ondon Society for promot We have received a revised specimen of apostles, met on the first day- of the I tainly in accordance with the word of way, they came to a certain water, and ; ing Christianity among the Jews re the N ew E vangelical H ymnal for Septem week to break bread, or observe the the Lord. the eunuchsaid, See, here is water; ports a decrease of about $5,000 in its ber. Only a small proportion of the Lord’s Supper. Not only so, but Paul The brotherhood north of Snake year’s income. Thirteen proselytes i hymns in the large collections axe used, what doth hinder me to be baptized ? and his company tarried seven days river are strong in numbers, and better were baptized during the year at the and they are those to which age but.add« a And he commanded the chariot to till the opportunity to meet with the than all, strong in the Lord. They ! sweeter melody. Compile«! by Rev. Chas. standstill; and they went down'both mission chapel in London. j church arrived.- Following the ex are a noble band of brethren and ■ —The German -Methodist.Churches, Cuthbert Hall and Sigiamond Lasar. A. into the water, both Philip and the | '48. Barnes and Co., N. Y. ■ . * ample of’ the - primitive churches, we sisters who, knowing their duty, are « of Cincinnati, Covington and Newport eunuch ; and he 'baptized- him,. And meet on that day for the same pur ready and willing to perform it. T he D omestic M onthly for A jtgust .— . have a membership of 9.45, and an ag when they were QOtfieup out of the pose? How d«ar the. heart of -the I might .not seem unnatural if the sultry Your brother, gregate- value of $70,000 in real es water, the Spirit of the Lord caught weather of late July and early August-Lad Christian is that day i In spirit he N T. C aton . tate, with the slight incumbrance of the effect of diminishing the fashion in away Philip, that the eunuch saw him goes to Calvary, the scene of his $6,000, and over 13,000 children in telligence of the world, but it is evident no more; and he went on his way re •h > Lord’s suffering. He beholds the their. Sunday schools.’ - joicing.’’ Acts viii. 38, 49, Here we j from the pages of the. Domestic Albnthly From Bro. T. M. Morgan. s|Totles9 Lamb- of Goff slain for the —There nre now sixty Protestant that nothing is farther from the miiid of » ■ ■ , __ • , 4 both down into thf watfr, sins of the world. He hears him cry and after the baptism, ca^ie up out of In .company with Bro. Cowls,„of churches in Spain, whos'e 'congfega-j the fair sex than the intention of forget in his loneliness, “ My God, My God, - aggregate ----- — 1 ar? rapid ' ’ i ting, eimplyïbecansç the thermometer'is -the V'ater. Why go down into the ; 20,000, ffhd McMinnville, we,- on Wednesday, tjons in the nineti Jj’ihe necessity of attending why hast Thou forsaken Me. At -■'water, if not • ■ to. immerse,? -_ But let us - visited Carlton ami North Yamhill, ly growing. to the demands <ff th| toilette. The literary * dost he says, “ It is finished,” and gives see what wasNfrnb In the act of bap and called on old acquaintances resid department maintains its standard of ex — There are .now eighty-five Epis up the ghost. Here is the exhibit of tizing. Paul says, " know ye not that ing at that'place, Mr. Frank Bedwell, copal churches and chapels in New cellent family reading. The present serial that love we trnZt to.remember. so many.-of us as were baptized into- an old schoolmate of North Missouri, York_Gity, and the number has doub by Ellis Conway will be followed by a ' But we''desire a Savior who has not ---- singularly • fascinating narrative in two Jesus Christ were baptized“into his, also Thos. Davis and Bro. Isaac Davis, led in the last, twertty-five years. In parts by Mary Ainge De Verè. This author only died, but who lives for us. The death.” Therefore we ^tfre buried well to do .farmers, who came to I all of -them the interest in Sunday contributes a charming poem to the present day reminds us of the resurrection. with him by baptism into death.” "Oregon at an early day. Also, had- schools has grown year by year, and number. There is also a poem, and a . We visit, the tomb and hear the angel Horn. vi. 3, 4. It is &• burial then- the pleasure of forming an acquain the number of scholars, now 24,000, story by Eben E. Rexford, an interesting say, “ Why seek ye the living atnong Art Paper by Mrs. Merighi, and a striking “ Buried with him in baptistff, wherein tance with Elder Aaron Payne. .He has doubled in the last _ten years. the dead ? He is not'here, but risen.” paper on Secrets, which will be read with also ye are risen with him.” Col. ii. still preaches occasionally, and visits —Recent news from Edward Eggle especial interest by all who think it pos The Son of God who entered the 12. Here it is said • we rise also. his near neighbors without assistance. ston, of, Brooklyn', who went abroad sible to keep their own counsel in this age dominions of death, has risen again. . .........Hence we bncy the subject in water, Bro. Payne Jias lived in Oregon 33 some months ago for his health, does of progress. The Domestic Monthhf is pub He has laid aside the habiliments of raise him up again to walk in a new years. He was wouifded inthe not indicate that he is recovoring as it lished by Blake A Company, corner Broad the grave, and risen a conquerer over life. This introduees the belieA-r into Mexican war, and carries a ball re was hoped he might recover under the way and Fourteenth St., ,New York’, at its gloom. Here is the foundation of the body of Christ; and then follow ceived from an Indian rifle in the influence of change, travel and . rest 81.50 per year, inclusive of pattern our hope of^thb resurrection and premium. Specimen copies 15 cents. the duties of the Christian. Black Hawk war. from severe labor. eternal life. f 5. VW hold, that baptism a dm! nls- Married. The country around North'Yamhitr“ -Mrs. Booth, wife of the “ General’ ’ - . .. 1 . . ..' . tered to the penitent believer is for the Reports from the. Field. is the richest and handsomest I ever has recently lectured in London oh the At the residence of Jtidgg W. H. Adams, remission of his ¡Hist sins. We have saw. “ Principles, Measures and aims of the Portland, Oregon, July 28, 1880, by Bruce the words of the Scriptures here : Bro. C. Kendrick, Oakland, Cal., ’’ I met with a fair congregation at Salvation Army.” She said that ac Wolverton,- , pastor of First Christian ■ John «lid baptize in the wilderness, writing under date July 25th, says : the church building in Carlton, and cording to the most reliable statistics, chnrch, Miss Julia Adams, Portland, to ami preach the baptism ef repentance We are holding on here, and there had the happy privilege of addressing more than 90 per cent of the working; Mr. Wm. J. McDaniel, of Lane county,- for the remission of sins,” Mark i. 4. is som? promise for the future. .* • them o.. the all important question of population never enter either church Oregon. "Go ye into all the world, and ju-each All my meetings abroad are good. man’s spiritual interests. I formed or chapel. She had seen ’such speci -Both parties are gradnates.of the State University of Oregon. the gospel to every creature. He that some pleasant acquaintances, among mens of degraded humanity along the Obituary. Bro. Peterson, writing from Jack whom was Bro. James Caldwell, Tyne in South Wales and Lancashireyj— believes and is baptized shall be saved ; but he that believes not shall sonville, under date July 28th, says: brother tiumy much osteenied friend. as she hu«l not”-previously imagined Died, Mary E., dangher of Wm. and ShOlrid you go to the California Bio. K. K. < ’aid well, of (’«»quille City, could..,exist in England. It was to Nancy J. Goodnight, of that dreadful be damned.” Mark xvi. 15, 16. Peter said to the believing Jews on the day State Meeting start Hi time to spend with whom I'liave spent many happy reach these. degraded classes over disease diphtheria, on July 18, 1880, aged of Pentecost, “ Repent and be bap at least on week with us ,We need hours when my lal«ors were confined which the ministrations of the church 2 years, 8 months and 14 days.. tized every one of you, in the name of your aid very much. We are doing in the Coquille valley, also, his two exert no influence, that her husband' . Bro. and Sister Goodnight are members • Jesus Christ, for the remission of sin«, but lit'tle If any good here. .1 have nephews, both of whom are brethren, organized the Salvation Army, and of the church at Brush Prairie, and in this sad bereavement they are called to givo up and you shall receive the gift of the meeting every Lord’s day and Bros. also, Bro. Pouts and others whose adapted its measures and methods to their only daughter. We extend to them Fleming and Gilbert about twice a names’ have slipped ni}’ mind. * Bro. the condition and needs of the peojjJp. our sympathy for the loss of their dear Holy Spirit.” Acts ii. 38. month. Bro. Gilbert lives in Phoenix, Bruce Wolverton is at present laboring. This army now comprises over $5,000 little girl, and we trust that the remem lie on the first dog of every and has organized a ’congregation at this place. meek, or on the Lords day, to observe unpaid laborers who teach and preach brance of her life str free from any stain there. We want to visit them next Taking the train on Thursday at every Sunday and nearly every night; may "calm their sorrows in the gentle x _ the Lord's Supper and other acts of tear of recollection," and that the rainbow Lord'sylay. We have had four ad 11A. M., I soon found myself again in 300 paid evangelists, and 151 stations. •vorship. These are concisely stated of peace and promise may arch the grave in Acts ii? 42. After the three thou ditions during the summer; two by the pleasant town of McMinnville It is impossible to withhold admira of little Mary, and also the lives of those sand were baptized and added to the letter and two reclaimed, at our meet where Bro; Waller is .engaged one- tion and sympathy from people who who mourn her loss, until we all come to fourth of his time. , exhibit so much zeal and self-sacri thaUheaven of rest* where death can never church, it is said, " they continued ings here at home. enter. Our brethren at this place well ap fice. steadfastly in the apostles’ ’ doctrine, We have not many members left in preciate the efficient labors of Bros. . ' 8. C. Esrr. and fellowship, and in breaking of Vueonver. W. T.. July 2«. 1890, Ashland, Bro. Miller and wife, Bro. Wolverton and D. T. Stanley, the bread, and in prayers.” Acts ii. 42. Armed to the Teeth, . Mitchel and Bro. Woods have all died " H alsey , L inn C ovoty , On. * When it is said they continued since Bro. Barnes left there, other« latter being necessarily compelled to -Is a very common expression, but we desist on account of ill health. More think that armed to embellish aud preserve Dear Bro. Campdell : steadfastly in the apostles’ doctrine, it have moved away, and others de^rted, It becomes my ptinfnl duty to inform them to a lipa old age is decidedly more means that they walked jn the teach so there are but few left. I think of anon. you of the death of my beloved father, C. appropriate. This can be done by keeping T. M. M organ . ing of the apostles. The Savior’s com going there the, 5th Lord’s day of yourself supplied with a bottle of that W. Roberts. Deceased was born in Ken mand was, " teaching them to observe splendid dentifrice. Fragrant SOZODONT tucky, April 20, 1811 ; joined the Christian next month. n you can be here to go all things whatsoever I have com .with me, plea«e let me know soon which will beautify the teeth and preserve church in 1838, and was a member of the Consumption Cured. them from the ravages of decay. SOZO same when he died. He had a rose cancer manded you.” The apostles taught * • • • ' . on his mouth, with which he suffered them their Christian duties, and they j This is a hard year on us in Rogue An old physician’ retired from practice DONT contains no acids or gritty substan greatly until the morning of the 14th of ces which injure the enamel, but is com walked therein. But they continued j River valley. We had a terrible having bad placed in bis hand»„by an East India missionary the formula of a simple posed of rare and antiseptic herbs, which thia month, at The Dalles, Wasco oornnty, in the -fidlowship. Fellowship means winter, a cold aud backward spring, vegetable remedy, for the spee.lv and per have a*beneficial effect on the whole econ- Oregon, be fell a'sleep in J sns. He »p-4 cure for consumption, bronchitis, pear» <1 p.-rf. ctly resigned to his fate, and _ partnership. They all took whatever ' and two terrific storms this summer. manent of the mouth. SAJ'by druggists. cstsrrh, asthma, and all throat and lung omy exhorted us to meet hiui irl Le aven. - « f part they could in all the activities of We have not a half crop on our place, affections, also a positive ami radical cure He leaves a goo 1 Christian companion,‘ for nervous debility and-all nervous com the churen. .They contributed their and some of our neighbors had all —A minister was questioning hisSqndsy four sons, two daughters and many friends • < plaints, after having tested its wonderful •time, work, influence and money to the destroyed by the two storms in this curative powers in thousands of cases, has ischool couc< fuiug tin» story of Ejtychns, to mourn bis loss ; but thunk God we do felt it bis duty to mako it known to his the young msn who, • listening to the not mourn as those that have no hope, onr ■cause of the Lord. These are all month. suffering fellows. Actuated by this mo talents conferred upon us, and the tive, and a desire to relieve human suffer« preaching of the apostje Pun I fell reioep, loss is his eternal gain. May wt, all so > - ing, I will send, free of Charge, to all who and, falling down, was taken up dead. Hvuas to meet him where' parting will be ' W ai . i . a W ali . a , W. T., Lord will require us to give an account desire it, this recipe, with full directions : " Wl|at," he said ” do we learn from thia no more. May God's grace be with onr July 30, 1880. •of the use we have made of them. for preparing aud usiug, in Germau, [ solemn event?” When the reply from a dear mother, and give her grace to bear French, or English. Sent by mail by ad They continued in breaking of bread Editor Messenger: with stamp’, naming this paper. - little gild citne pat and prompt. " Please, her sill ction. Myself and wife have just returned dressing aud in prayers. Breaking of bread Your alH’cted brother ia Chii-t, VV. W. Sherar, 14V Bower's Block, Kuv’h- sir, ministers should learn not to | reaoh too long sermons.”—Wa/yw*» llastr. here means the observance of the from attending a, protracted meeting ester. N Y. ’ J. E. IL DEBTS. r I . 4. ♦ ♦ * *> V •»«> ■ r- ■ . i. T j * » ,4 » h ' S' » •I 9 •» ..... ..< % i v> 4
