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PACIFIC CHRISTIAN MESSENGER, FRIDAY,. AUG. 13, 1880
Wise College Boys.
Young men, when entering college, of­
ten think themselves wiser than their
'teachers. They know what studies ore
needless, and what aré helpful. A large
part of the prescribed course they would
gladly omit as dull, as unprofitable.
Twenty years later, they look back, .with
remorse on their youthful folly. Dr.
James W. Alexander, one of the mostac-
■oomplished scholars of our country, thus
refers, in a letter, to his fancied wisdom :
'• Like most brainless and self-oonceited
boys, I undertook to determine
such
and such studies were of no importance,
and made this as an excuse for neglecting
them, although the wise in every age have
united jn declaring their utility. I was
• ¡foolish enough to suffer almost all my pre­
vious knowledge of classical literature to
leak out, and consequently I found myself
a much greater dolt when I was invested
with the titles and immunities of an A. B,
. „ fhau When I entered a humble freshman."
It required several years of hard study to
retrieve his neglect of the prescribed stud­
ies. Young men need to have respect for
the wisdom which has established a regu­
lar course of study? and which' has been
justified by the experience of centuries.—
YooZA’s Companion.
r—Gluqpse,manufacture is making an ex­
citement in the maize districts of the West,
the factory at Buffalo and its remarkable
success being the prime stimulant. Half
a dozen establishments have been planted
within a month in Indiana, Illinois and
Iowa. Cyrus McCormick and others, it is
said, have put 8650,000 into one at Chica­
go. It is to have a capacity of 20,000
bushels a day, which is the equivalent of
300 tons of sugar. A bushel of corn, cost­
ing about forty cents, produces thirty
pounds of grape sugar or three gallons of
syrup. This sugar, which costa them not
two cents per pound they cijn sell' at from
three and one-half to four cents while the
three gallons of kyrup can be sold at from
re KTTTrty
thirty-five
io Tdrty cents a gallon. This
irttry pros
new industry
promises to dispose of the
“ overproduction quertion, and it will,
probably henceforth not be dheaper to
burp oom than wood in Central Iowa".____
—Aman who firmly bilieves that a sec­
ond flood Will come next November, to
cover the whole face of the earth, is build­
ing an ark at Helena, 'lexis. The craft is
intifrided to hold fifty persons, with food
for forty day* and forty nights, and he
propose* to take passengers at 8500 each.
Every other .vessel, be explains, will be
wrecked. No doubt a few lunatics will
r •
pay down $500 and take patMge. We pre­
sume be will carry an organ with him, and
take up a collection before be starts.
—Tliere are now 20,000 Jews in the
Holy Land. The Loudon 7V»ies sxys :
. A negotiation is said to be on foot be­
tween the members of thé house of Roth­
schild and t]}é venerable Sir Moses Monte-
fioie on the one band and the Ottoman
Government on the other, for tbe cession,
under certain conditions,* of the Holy
Land. The Ottoman Government is al­
ready at its last gasp for want of money.
The Jewish race wish a habitai of their own
As tbe Greqjts; though a scattered people,
'* living for-iLe moat purt in -Turkey, have a
-Greek kingdom, so tbe Jews wish to have a
Hebrew kingdom.’
* —Without moral principal education
only makes a man more dangerous Jo the
community, while at.tbe same time ignor­
ance is tbe curse of the conntry and aims a
death blow at our national prosperity and
life. Thistrne, what a tr< mendousrespon­
sibility rests upon those, not only who
have in hand the charge and general over­
sight of onr common schools as guardians,
but also those who are placed in charge of
them as instructors. The measnre of ig­
norance and immortaliy that shall charac­
terize the next generation depends npon the
generation pf to-day.—Air.
—Until tbe rising generation, the young
men and women of our land can be made
to realize that the religion of the Bible is
both a noble and manly tiring, that appeals
not.only to their soul’s inner life, but to
their courage, giving widest scope for ad­
venture, arousing all the chivalry of their
souls to the noblest work of life in doing
good to themselves and other#, one of the
chief reinforcing causes of crime now in
operation will continue in force. A boy
who acquaints liimself with the Word of
<}od, and shapes his life iu accordance
with its precepts will not be like to fill a
felon's cell, or dangle Lorn the hangman's
rope.—Er.
—While good men sit at borne not
knowing that there is anything to be done,
nor caring to kuow, cultivating the feel­
ing that politics are tiresome and dirty,
and politicians vulgar bullies and bravoes,
half persuaded that a republic is the con­
temptible rule of a mob, and secretly long­
ing for a strong man and a splendid and
vigorous despotism, then remember it is
net a government betrayed by intelligence,
it is not the victory of the siniqs it is the
surrender of lh" »cboo>»- 1»
not that
had men are politically shrewd, it is that
<Ood men are political infidels and oOwards.
—//eorye IFt/h’iim
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EDITORIAL DEPARTMENT,
The Session of forty weeks is divided into twj terms of twenty week«
each.
The first term begins on Monday, September 20, LS)iO, ‘and ends
February 4, 1881.
Original Communications, and general
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Address
PACIFIC CHRISTIAN MESSENGER,
THE BEST
. OF ALL
LINIMENTS
FOB MAN OB BEAST.
When n motllcino lma InfulHbly donn
its work jin millions of cium h for more
than a third <>t n evntury; when it hui*
reache«! ot«ry pnrt of ihc woflU; *u4nin
ntimb<*rleMs fnmilieM
r«t con­
sider it tli«« nnl\ snf«« !•*liftd<-r-Tn easo of
pninor acc-ldviit^iL id pretty sutu to call
such n iue<ik*ino
THE BEST OF ITS KIND.,
This is tlm conn with the Mesleau
vtustMnff IJnliiirnti Every inidl
brings in tel I ¡Hence of n valunUle horse
eared, I lie ftK<my <»r nn awful »raid or
burn aubdiir«|, the horrorN of rliru-
inatl«m overcom«», sml of n fiinimninl
uinl-one other l»!c>»i>iiigM nmi mercies
ncriorme<| by the ol«l reliable Mex­
ican Miiata»*£ l.lnioieut.
All fbrrns or outward disease nrv
speedily cured by the
MEXICAN
MnStang l.inlment.
It iHMiefTBi^s .muftrlr, lumnbmno and
tiesttp. to the very bom*, biiniMbhiK pain
mid curing disease with a power tliut
never fail«. |t I m a mMIeTim n*7‘dr«l l»v
everybody,from the finuhno, who rides
MUSTANG
over the solitary plains, to the m<*i chiint
Ininre, and the wiaxicuttcr who split3
font with the it»*.
it cures ICIienmutisni when ail other
application« tail.
Tltis wondortul
LINIMENT
¡illy- anre-s mieli allinenl» of l
JAN FI.KS1I as
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Illieiimntlsni. Rivrllings, Miff
Joint«. • uutrastril Atn»rle«, llnriix
anil Nrslds, Cut«. Hrul.rg and
Sprain«, Folaoiiona Ultra anil
Stings. KtilTikr««.
I.nmmr««, tiid
Nnrrs, Clerra. Frostbltrs. Chll blalus.
More Nipples, <',kr<l llreast. and
Indeed every form of external dis­
rate.
Il 1« (lie grentest rcmodv for tho dls-
ordi-rs mill h cc Ide n t h io which the
IIIHITH CttKtnox uro subject that bus
ever been known. It cure»
«Pr«*"s._»wtaiij .
Stiff Joints,
Fonniler, IVarne«« Mores, Hoof Dis­
ease«, Foot Hot, Meretv Il ona, Scab,
Hollow Horn, Ncratehes, Wlud-
gnlls, Spavin. Fares, Itinalmne
Uld,Nores, Poll Bril, Film upon
(lie bight and every other ailment
to which the oernpanle or the
Stable and Stock Yard are liable.
A Iwenty-flvo cent bottle nt Mexican
Musitmg I.liihnent ha» ofleii ssved u
rnlontna liorse, a lira on crutches, or
years of torture.
It heal« wlthont a Scar.
It goes to
tho very root of the matter, pearl rating
even the lxtnc.
It cures everyliody, nml disappoints
no one. It hns been In steady use lor
more Ibnu tncntj-.flvc years, anil Is
positively
THE BEST
of
A ll
LINIMENTS
FOB
M an
OB BEAST.
Examinations the last week of tfee first term.
close of the Session.
Monmouth, Oregon.
HILLS ARCI1IMBDBAM LAWN MOWER
COMPANT,
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Annual Meeting of the Board of Trustees, on Tuesday before the third
Sunday in June.
Of Hartford, Conn.,
MANCTACTUBERB of
Final Examinations at the
Tuition Per Half Term—Ten Weeks
the
NEW ARCHIMEDEAN
and CHARTER OAK
LAWN «MOWERS.
. Collegiate Department
Preparatory Department
Janitor’» Fee
:
:
1
!wve 1,ler,Jtu« celebrated through-
?"• re” W"r.<1, »here lawn« are cultivated, as be­
ing the moat perfect and dean-able Lawu Mowers
stand at ttie bead of the list of
» *,u ,ho
8' *n<l E,irope- They con-'
tain all the improvements that experience in their
“? 4aKK**t • ,re ll«aiitifully finished,
ii^oflaw“ ’ *
,‘,’len<v£Work
eve,-v
Hand Mowdr Sizes, from 8 to 11 inches. Ponv
CkentaliT
28 *nd 32 incll~- send for
o O l D by oub aoents evebywhebe .
Music (Piano)
„ (Organ)
•Vocal
Music •
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' $9 1)0
I At Teacher’
f |
Priées
The aliove ratés must be pa^l in advance, at the beginning of each Ten
Weeks.
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No fees will be refunded to students leaving before the expiration of the
• AGENTS FOR THE MENNEN'HER.
term for which they have paid, except in cases of protracted sickness.
following persons are agents for
the P acific C hristian M xssenokr , an'd
are authcrized to receive and receipt for
subscriptions, if no agent is conven
lent,, remit the amount direct to the office
by registered letter or postal order on
Monmouth:—
ORBOON AND WASIIIXOT0N TBHRITORT.
Boarding can be obtained in private families at $3.00 per week.
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Bellevue........................ .... Wins E. Davis ;
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not required; we will »tart ycu. Men
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women, boy« and girls make money faeter
My rtle Creek....
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at work for ns than at anything elm. The work
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.... «J. W. Cowls
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North Yamhill..'-.
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Portland, Maine.
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