Pacific Christian messenger., August 13, 1880, Page 3, Image 3

PACIFIC CHRISTIAN MESSENGER, FRII^Y, AUG. 13,1880.
Eating Meal.
Wilt'be read, perhaps...
In triy next I propose to test, thia
soundness of that position which says
that we mtist not engage in the prac­
tice of anything that will wound a
weak brother, or that we rnusl always
respect the weak consciences of breth­
ren by ceasing to practice that which
they can not approve.
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observation)«, he asked if there was
MISCELLANEO US.
JfZN'f ELLASEO US.
1
anything
that
ahe
wished
her
relatives
Paul says in 1 Cor. vrii. 13, that "if
THE GENUINE
to attend to after her death, and re­
meat make my brothers to offend I
ceived the following reply : “ Weel,
will. eat no flesh while the world
sir, there’s just ae thing ;■ I would like
:o:—
standeth."
Celebrated American
'M.
tae be berrit i’ the kirkyard o’ L----- ,
This passage . has become more
'THE
UNDERSIGNED
HAVING
WORM SPECIFIC
but I wudna like tae be pitten verra
prominent in the discourses of some
bought A. G. Marshall’s interest in the
OR
far doon amo' «the yird.” On being
Butchering Business, is prepared to fur­
of our preachers and writers of late
nish meat, to his old customers, and the
pressed to give a reason for this
than ever .was, perhaps.
public generally. .Your patronage is
T imothy .
strange iequest, she answered “ Weel
solicited. -
It is not our purpose here to find
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.
A. B. C.XICCS.
ye see, I’m grown very bail noo, an'
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fault because of its frequent use, but I
• Select Reading.
rPHE countenance is pale and lead«
at the last day I wud like, to be up
to inquire into the correctness of the
1 ert-cblored, with Occasional flushes,
or a circumscribed spot on one or both
—Pretty things, the long' handled amo, the first o’ them,-an' be oot b’ the
application that is made of ic 'in using
cheeks; the eyes become dull: the
thrang.”— Observer.
it, the principal which it'is said to little fans of the season, only they
pupils dilate; an azure semicircle
runs along the lower ey^-lid; the
contain. J'he interpretation 'usually raise so little wind and look like or­
nose is irritated, swells, and sometimes
Poetry
of
Words.
1
bleeds; a swelling of the upper lip;
given to this passage is, as I under­ namental griddle-cake turners.' •.
occasional headache, with humming
—Kross yung" ones-should be'treat-
stand it, about as follows. Paul could
The language of Madagascar is fer­
or throbbing of the ears; an unusual
OF THE
secretion of ialiva ; slimy or furred
partake of the meat, or not do- so, as ed with a slipper to day, and kandy tile in peotical expressions. Many of
■
tongue ; breath very foul, particularly
he saw proper, but if a good brother in the distance.— J..Billings.
its_single words are freighted with
in the morning ; appetite, variable, ’
sometimes .voracious, with a gnawing
was going to be.offended at him if he I .—When Webster said “ there is'al-, poetry. One of the native, names of
sensation of the stomach, at others,
did partake, then out of regard for i ways at the top ” he Was not referring the island is^“ The land in the midst
entirely'gone; fleeting pains in thiy_
stomach ; occasional nausea and voni-
that good brother’s feelings, or for fear . to the advertising page of a newspa- of the moving waters.”
The sun,
of giving him offense,- he would not i Per- -Bridgeton Netvs:
,. ' iting ; violent pains throughout the
which for one-half the year is a blaze
abdomen; bowels irregular, at times
eat, .
* Savior, I weary of this ceaseless mind,
costive; stools slimy, hot unfrequent-
of unclouded light’is called the " eye
ly tinged with -blood; belly swollen
To
it in ve*.'zv.«vi
another way,
aa. vz present
j *
av
ev 9 *— Paul
«
. That ,nocd8, most 8«,in 8ad 8Pin its Un‘ of day.” A river is a “ mother of wa­
and hard; urine turbid; respiration
‘
I
gling thought ;
occasionally difficult, and accompa­
- could eat or not eaj., and have no' That needs must weave jvhat Thou dost ters,” and. the capital the" mother of.
nied by hiccough , cough sometimes
... -ijonseientious scruples in the' matter ; |
towns."
'
bring to -naught.
.dry and convulsive; uneasy «and dis­
turbed sleep, with grinding of the
.but here is a brother who conscien-I
Rest I would find !
-Those w ho dwell
the wooded
; temper variable, but generally
fiously .believes that it is a sin for ! Not thought« of Thee, -but Thine own self ' plain« are cc the people under_ the i ■ — i teeth
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Paul to do so, therefore Paul resolves
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Thé , word for glory and hon-
Whenever the above symptoms
Ever I learn Thy precepts and Thy way, I
are fouhd''to exist,
not to eat.
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1
or
means
“
the
flower
of
the
grass.
”
.
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Yet know notjiow to follow and obey.
This I understand to ba the inter­
DR.
C.
McLANE’S VERMIFUGE '
As the grasses are as beautiful as they
Teach Thon tny heart! *
will certainly effect a cure.
pretation usually given to the passage
—E. 8. C-, in The M'atehma/i.y are transitory, the word suggests both .
IT* DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
. in question, and from this interpreta­
—When a girl is^compelled to.wedj the beauty and brevity of that which
in any form ; it is an innocent prepa-
tion of it i-Jaid down the following first and fall in love afterward she depends upon the capricB of a (tespot.
• ration, not capable of dtnng the slightest
principal. That where a thing is
The lon^-horned. cattle are the larg- J ■* injury to the most tender infant.
.usually does with-some other man
- IN THt THIRD YEAR OF ITS EXISTENCE, (T$
The genuine D r . M c L ane ’S~V er -
acknowledged to be indifferent, and I than her husband.
SALES AMOUNT TO
est and most formidable animals on
MtFUGE bears the signatures of C. -
there are.others who {eel that it would ■ —■'“•What did puritans come to this the island, tfeerefore'the army is known
M c L ane ,and F leming B ros , on the
54,853 Machines.
wrapper.
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be wrong to engage in thatching, that country for ?“ asked a Massachusetts, as “ the horns of the kingdom.” The
( NO OTHER MACHINE EVEfe HAO SUCH
it is the duty of those who look at it teacher of his class. “To worship in symbols is used as the Bible usesit to
DR. C. McLANE’S
A RECORD OF POPULARITY.
as a matter of indigerence, to refrain their own way, and make other people denote strength, power,confidefiee.
from the practice or use of that thing do the same,” was the reply.
It is the Xdghtest-Bnnnihg,
Our word hypocrisy means “ under *
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•>*
arei.qot recommended as a remedy “ for
areL.^ot
because A», of the consciences
of
those
who
Easiest Selling, ani
- •
nTT tb.»»
-—At a recent railroad festival, the[ the mask,” and refers to, the mask
all
the ills thnf
that flesh I.S..
15 liait
oppose.
——
; following striking sentiment was giv- 1
affections of the liver, afar in all Bilious
Best Satisfying Machine
Complaints, Dyspcp-ijZand Sick lLcad-
1 believe that I have fairly stated
en ; " (>ur mothers—the only faithful* tor in the Grecian theatre. The Mad­
ache. Of di-icase-i of at character, they
IN THE WORLD.
the conclusion drawn by mapy from
stand without a ri^al.
tenders who never misplaced a switch.” | agascar word for hypocrisy means "be­
the passage .under consideration,
Agents wanted.. Far tenni, adire«
coming good by spreading a mat."
AGUE AND FEVER.
. COMPKNaATION.
.,
I am free to state that .1 don't be­
White Sewing Machine Co.,
The clay floor of the house is cover­
No better cathartic can,bc used prepar*
lieve that th«E interpretation given I thought she bad all things to (p ike her 1
atory
to,
or
after
taking
Quinine.
CLEVELAND, O.
life
ed by a mat, which when dirty is not'
¿is a simple purgative they are un­
above is the true one, nor do I believe I Wfiat life should be —gracious and glad '
removed, but covered Ip’ a ch an one.
equaled.
that the principal diawn from it is a |
and sweet;
BEWARE OF IMITATION«.
Often thei is a layer of four or five .
correct one, Paul says, “If meat j All earthly good seemed prostrate at her
The genuine are never sugar coated.
rotten
mats
o
i
the
floor,
each
one
dir
­
feet.
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Each box has a red wax seal on the ./
makes my brother to offend (notj
lift, with the impression Lhu -M c L ave ’ s •"
s tier than tin- one uoove it. When a'
offends my. brother 1 will eat no’meat * And I my lot waaxine of daily strife
L iver P ills »
Mnmgvr "kt-r. tlie house, a fresh maf i
Each wrapper bears the signatures of
forever?* Pant did not say that Ke I It blest to take-my life, so poor and small I is sjiread for him to sit down upon, ,
C. M c L ane and F leming TJ kos .
wouldn’t eat any more meat if his To careless eyes, and at my feet would cast, and all lo >ks nice and clean But I
Insist upon «having the genuine Dr.
C. M c L ane s L iver P ills , prepared by
brother got mad at him, or thought
If only. love could be so Uiught asd
Fleming Bros., of Pittsburgh, Pa., the
underneath is all sorts of filth. The
sold,.
market being full of mutations of the
he was doing wrong iFTie did so, but
house
has
bceinie
clean
by
"
spreading
name McLane, spelled differently but
he did say that if meat caused his All treasures of her present or hgr past.
*-sa&i pronunciation.
Seeing the pne great joy my life doth a mat.” The man who is all clean
brother to offend, or in other words,
hold,
outside and all foul within, is a hypo­
MRS. E. ROHRER'S
to sin, he would not eat it. The j The sweetness that all sweetness doth en- ; crite who has become good by spread­
offence of the brother was not against |
fold,
ing a mat.
Is a purely vegetable bitter and powerful
Paul nor his brethren, but against i She cries, “ O niggard Fate, you’ve given ! Christianity is known as “ the
tonic, and is warranted a speedv and cer­
ice naught!”
tain cure for Fever and Ague, Chills and
God and Christ. The sin of the weak
And I, my heart with happiness o’er- praying,” an expression which recalls !
Fever, Intermittent or ('hill Fever, Re­
brother was the eating of the meat
mittent Fever, Dumb Ague, Periodical
the signthacSaul had become a Chris- j THE GREAT OREGON CURE.
fraught,.
or Bilious Fever, and all malarial dis-
■with a conscientious regard for the Cry out, “ O bounteous Fate, you’ve given tian, “ Behold, he prayeth I”— E.r.
-orders. In ipiasmatic districts, the rapid
pulse, coated tongtte, thirst?la*witiide. loss of .
This great R emedy for the Lvxos ia fast gaining
idol to which it was offered, in other
me all.”
appetite, nain in the back and loins, and cold­
in tiopnurity wherever it haa been introduced, and
ness of the spine and extremities,’are only
— Carlotta Pei'ry.
although comparatively new. thousand* <>f4 jM-rMins
words, worshiping idols. The sin of
premonitions of severer symptoms which
have lieen cured of aggravated diweaaea of t*ie Lungs
—It is known that the Protestant and
terminate in the ague paroxysm, succeeded
those who could eat without regard to
—Everybody reads postal cards.
Throat, and have, many of them unsolicited,
by high feve*>and profuse ‘perspiration.
sent testimonials to the proprietor in word* of the
the idol consisted in the doing of that ' Many consider, it a harmless amuse- church has made _ considerable ieal highest
praise. It u a purely vegetable compound
prepared
from
root*»
and
herlia
found
jji
the
moun
­
.
progress
in
Italy
during
the
past
score
It is a startling fact, that quinine, arsenic,
which the conscience of the erring i me^t to peruse any card that conies
tain« ol Oregon, where Mr*. Rohrer first discovered ,
and other poisonous minerals form the ba^is
.
of
years
;
but
most
readers
will
be
their healing properties and by their use cured
of most of the “ Fever and Agjie Prepara­
brother approved,, and not what it through their hands, yet under oertian
herself of that dreadtul discai»e, consumption. One
tions.'’ “Specifics;“ “Syrups,’’ and “Ton­
opposed, in helping him io build up ‘circumstances, there is a penalty for surprised to learn that there- is now of the main ingredients of this medicine is the fa- I ics,” in the market. The preparations niado
moils Mountain Balm of Oregon, well known for
from these mineral poisons, although they
a conscience where he had no. right to reading another person’s postals, and hardly a town in Italy, even of second­ its medical properties.
* are palatable, and may break the chill, do
This
Lung
Remedy
in
also
a
cure
for
all
Respira
­
not
but leave the malarial and their
have onto. Paul says, “ If any man the penalty may amount to #500 fine ary importance, which does not poss­ tory Ailments, Coughs. Colds, Croup, Bronchitis, • own cure,
drug poisondn the system, producing
Asthma,
Palpitation
of
the
Heart,
Dyspepsia
ami
j
quinism,
dizziness,
ringing ’in the ears, hea<£
see you who has knowledge sit at and imprisonment for one year at hard ess at least one Protestant Evangelical Whooping-Cough. It is used by physicians in their ' ache, vertigo, and other
disorders more for­
practice and highly recommended by them as one I midable than the disease they were intended
meat in an idols temple, shall not the labor. Therefore turn the conversa­ church, and it was only twenty years I of
the standard medicinea. It has been thoroughly J
to cure. A yer ’ s A gvb C vbb thoroughly
tested and found equal to every emergency, j’t 1 eradicates these noxious poisons from the
conscience of him who is weak be em- tional gossiping side of a postal card ago that the preaching of Protestants purifies
the blood, strengthens the stomach. apdvI system, and always cures the severest cnees.
was admitted in that country. Of the kibneya, improves the apipetite and removes in-
boldened (or built up) to eat those from you.
It contains no quinine, mineral, or anv thing
damation from the throat and lungs.
that could injure th* most delicate patient;
—An Irishman was once taken to churches, there are nofr two kinds.
Mannftictured by Mr*. E. Rohrer at Non. M7 A
things which are offered to idols.’’
and its crowning excellence, above its cer­
349 South Meridian St., Iudianaj>oliss Indiana.
to cure, is that it leaves the system as
Now, whatever we do to encourage a see the wonders of Niagara Falls. He One class is composed of foreigners Sold by Hodee, Davis A Co., druggists, Portland, tainty
free from disease as before the attack.
tlie
Co&Nt
aud
Oregon,
wholesale
agents
for
the
Pacific
Coast
and
brother thus gone astray is wrong, did not seem to think it tremendous who were born Protestant and subse­ Terri tor ic« t
. « *
For lAver Complaints, Arra'< Ar.rn
Letters of Inquiry addressed to the Proprietor
and in doing it "we sin against him after all. His friend asked him " don’t quently went into Italy to live, such will
CfRr. by direct action on the Uver and bil­
be cheerfully answered.
iary apparatus, drives out the poisons which
and against Christ.” But we should you think it is a wonderful thing ?’’ as the English, Scotch and American
produce these complaints, and stimulates the
churches,
where
the
services
are
con-1
system
to a vigorous, healthy,condition.
Why
is
it
a
wonderful
thing
?
”
asked,
never forget, so far as this case has
ducted
in
languages
foreign
to
Italy;
the
Irishman.
"
Don
’
t
you
see,
”
said
any bearing on our conscientious con­
Wo warrant it 4»hen taken according to
prof . j. w. M c G arveys
directions.
victions, the sin consists in approving his friend, " that immense body of wa- the Other of Italians who are converts
i
II OK bw PALKMTIMC.
by our own words or actions the false ter rolling down this precipice ?" Says from Catholicism, And worship pf
Prepared 'by Dr. J. C. Ayer St Co,
,
*
ENTITLED
course in their native tongue.« Thtire I
guidance of the conscience by a brother he, " What’s to hinder it ?"
?’’
Practical and Analytical Chemists,
Lowell, Mats.
who is evidently in the wrong.
, W hat O ne B oy W ent to S chool are fifty of the foreign churches, and LANDS OF THE BIBLE,
SOLD STALL DRUGGISTS KVKRTWHK&S.
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of
the
Italian.
The
Italian
I"
now
in
the
han<U
of
thn
mibli.ber».
J.
B.
T.1P-
.
for
.
—
A
little
fellow
of
five,
going
To illustrate the principal taught in
I’lNCOCl'
boaukl
exclu.nuiv .
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1
j* • j 1
»1
.
PINCO
1*T A CO., and will bo
Hold exclusively
by
*
bv Ageuti.
Agent».
the lesson of Paul, I ^ilI suppose that I along the street with a dinner pail, is chuTches pre divided among the sects !
EXCELSIOR
UBIBil TERJH CRAXTKD.
as
follows:
Methodists,
41;
Vaudois,
Bro. A. believed that it is a Christian ! stopped by a kind-hearted gentleman,
of the ...............................
demand for the book created
19:!. The gneatnera
-r—........
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duty to practice feet washing, and he ' says—“ Whereare you going, my little 39; Free Church, 21; Baptist,
— 1
by tba axren.n-e »<lYernwrt.cn it ha. leoeired
CROQUET
Plymouth
Brethren,
15.
The
present
;
‘
bro»gh
the
|»
puiai
letter«
of
i™
«ntiior.
to
■,«
is conscientious in his belief, hut the man ?” “ To school.” “ And what do
. .
•
. ’ , - •
.
nothing of hi« univar«»liy re '«giriied ability, will
4.OWER.
missionary
and
pastoral
force
compris-
guarantee
*
loujv
nle
for
it.
While
»lre^ly
hnn-
church does not so regard it, but looks you do at school ? You learn to read
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upon it as a matter of indifference. “ No.” “ To write T " No.” “ To es about 100 duly recognized pwtore
thkcc PArr&ti*
Now, according to the p^picipal laid count?” *• No.” “ What do you do F and 50 evangelists being in great part ,
•R ano JW owehs
United State«: Ctnada, or F.uglauA, wuoie lover» of
converts from Catholicism.
the land« of the Bible dwel|.
.......
down by Paul, it would be wrong for “ I wait for school to let out.”
10 TO 20 lace C ut .
Fw tpiFfh*,or'olhsr information, addreaa
—Ah old woman who had resided
the church to yield to his convictions
C. U. CLINE A CO.. General Agent»,
MORSE MOWERS
R2 We«t Je Feraon .*W„ Txniiaville, Ky.
—A humorist leaps g*yly upon the step
KtoeCn
for, in so doing, they would “ embold­ all her lifetime in a rural district in
of an omnibus, rnd cries cheerfully to the
en his conMience,” strengthen his con Aberdeenshire was lying on her conductor, " Is the ark full ?” “ No sir,”
14-Stop ORGANS
▼ictions in an error, and would then deathbed, when as usual under the replief the jovial conductor. ** We have a «»o«l, book A mn«ic, 1«o<1 and «hirnwl. only
•«SOO. bow Piano« »1«3 to 8<.«100. Fief jra Tin
sin against him and against Christ. circumstances, the parish minister paid seat for you. What ho 1 within there ! bn, an inntniment bo «tire to aeo mv Mol«ntntner
CHAMORN »
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offer llln-tra«<-4 ft»«-. Mt«lre.»' UAMO.L. F
her
a
visit.
After
some
preliminary
Boom for the monkey I”
t7-hM Mr ro—— mm Otamtar W. FH
But I have already said more than ,
HKATTY, Washington, V. J
DR.C. McLANE’S
Monmouth Meat. Market
VERMIFUGE.
UNPARALLELED
SUCCESS
LIVER PILLS
Ague Cure
AGENTS WANTED?
.
W* make MO SSCOMD-QUALtTV