PACIFIC CHRISTIAN MESSENGER, FRIDAY, AUG. 27, 1880.
French Rhetoric.
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MISCELLANEO US.
Highttown words are natural to the
French tongue, as the following illus
trations Isom the Paritiian indicate.
There was in the days before the
great war a small wine-shop in one of
Che suburbs of Strasbourg. Its pro
prietor then, a Frenchman, had called
it “ Le Grand Hotel de l’Univers
(The Grand Hotel of the Universe),
but his successor, a German, on com
ing into possession, immediately Cure« all duoril.ra reiultin, from Impurity of tlia
Blood, including aU Scrofnloiu Biseaaes, skin
(tainted out this grandiose description
Eruption», Salt Itheum, Sw.lhng., Iiynpepaia,
Ijvcr Complaint, Debility, Catarrh, &e.
of his hovel, and honestly called it
Nine-tenths of all chronic and temporary
■" Wirthschaft.” - Not that the bSench-
disorders are caused by disturbance of the cir
maiVs thought was dishonest; he culation of the blood, which depends greatly
merely used the terms which bfeRt ex upon the quality. If impure from want of
pressed his own idea, seeing no h&rtir- proper food, air, light, exercise, change of
dity in describing a cabin as though it scene, or from overwork, the whole system feels
ft. Sometimes its impurity is indicated by one
were a palace.
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of the diseases named ; sometimes by a gloomy,
The simple truth is that every despondent, dull, lazy feeling, commonly called
Frenchman appears to see himself and
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his belongings through a very power
a
ful magnifying glass. A dustman will
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talk as freely of his honor or his dig
nity as a Primo Minister could do.
implying lack of energy, debility, and general
We remember seeing a tipsy cab unhappiness. Nothing is so magpal in its
effects as this KING OF THE BLOOD,
man taken into custody by "one of the at
once a tonic and alterative, so called because
well-drilled police of the Empire, who it tones and alters the' stagnant functions, and
was disposed to do the thing quietly.. healthful activity results.
Numerous testimonials—the genuineness of
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which tv g u a r ant ee d-by ou r »find i n g o ffer of__
The moiKent he felt the policeman’s i $1,000 — and full directions can be
hand upen his collar he struck an found in the "Treatise” accompanying each
attitude, and, sobered at once by a bottle. Price $i.oo per bottle. Sold by all
position which was not without its dealers in medicine. D. R ansom , S on &
Go., Proprietors, Buffalo, N. Y,
anxieties,fhe said seriously,— v
" Je proteste, je proteste en face de
FEurope(I protest in the face of
Europe).
The crowd around applauded. No
one seemed to see anything funny in
OF ALL
the cabman’s magniloquence.— Ejr.
THE
Christian Messenger
HAH MOW EMTEB1O ÜPOW ITS
Tenth Volume,
proposes
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’—When Colonel Ingersoll was
«peaking in the Music Hall of Chicago,
he let fall this remark : “ Whoever is
a friend-of man is also a friend of
<Jod but he instantly recollected his
atheism, and added,” if there is one.”
Which reminds us of another Infidil'a
prayer: " O God, if there is a God;
save my soul, if I have a soul.”—X
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LINIMENTS
FOB MAN OB BEAST.
When a rundiclno baa Infallibly donn
iUi work in mliiionu of tawa for more
than u third of a century; when it hit«»
reached «¿very part of the world; when
numlwrlrRA fitmilhs cvi-rrwlit-rv con
sider it tint only mtfe rrliatiet* in case of
1*1 n or Occident, it is pretty safe to call
such a medicine
THE BEST OF ITS KIND.
Thin is the cnsc with the Msxlean
Muitaus I, ini me Mt. Ever) mail
lM*itigM intelligence c»f a ▼alnable horse
saved, the ftg«»ny <>t mi awful scald or
bwm swbdued, the linirmi of rhtw
matism overcome, mid of fi thousand
mid one Other bfcsaillflpl *l««l mercies
iverforined by the old x liublc Mex
ican MRilang Liniment.
to a
It is of special interest to the Brotherhood
West of the Rocky Mountains, and
Mn«tnn< Liniment.
it penetrutes mn«He, membrane and
tissue. to the very bone, banishing puin
|am! curing disease with A powet Hint
hifVer falls, it Is a medicine oeedvd by
everybody, from the » wnc A fto , who rides
lilt
MUSTANG
over the »oHtnry plaint, tofho merchant
Ikrimn*, unit-ihu woodcutter vho split»
11«foot with the
Jt cun*« Rheumatism when all other
application.« tail.
i ir.s Womlrrml
LINIMENT
«P<o<Rir euros such ai’.nivnLs <>t the
Ml MAX »i.l Ml ax
It he it nt a 11« it«. StvelllHK’»
Joint«. < on tract eil >l(i«rle%,. itnrn«
n tirl NrnLI«. Cut«, II ru I • <■ « a it <i
Mpritiit«, I’oitoiiniii llitr« anti
Nting«. MlffhfM, Lninette««, Old
Saras, I'lc^-r«, l’'ro«tbttc». Chilblain«.
More Alppl«'«. (akt<< Itreast. atxl
Indeed etery form
a star mH dH-
ea«e.
it Is the grettrnt remedy for the di«-
order« mill acciilenls Io which tlv
B kuii . crf . iuov aru Hulr.lect thut liu«
ever been known. It caiv«
Sprains.
Swlnnj, StltF Joint«,
Founder, name«« Nares, Hoof !>!«•
ease«. Foot Kot, Nerew tVoina. Neal»,
Hollow
Horn, Scratches, lViud-
<«>ls, Npaeln. Farcy, Rlnglionr,
Ohl^Nores, Fall Krlf, Film npaa
the Night and every other ailment
ta which the accnpante of the
Stable and Ntoek l ard are liable.
A iwentr-Uve cent bottle of Mexican
Mustang Liniment has ofirn saved a
«aljisnle horse, a life on crutches or
years of torture.
It heal« wHhont a Scar. It
to
the very root ot the matter, penetrating
•ven the bone.,,
It gnites werjdMxly, and d I «appoint«
no one. It lias been in sternly u«- tor
more than twenty.five years, and is
posit Kely
THE BEST
OF ALL
LINIMENTS
FOB MAN OB BXA6T.
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The better informed a man is, the
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where there is room for doubt in his
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And if he is writing an ordinary let
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Aumsville............................. .....T. J. Wilcox
Albany.....................................
J-. M. Propst
Amity...................................... ".. E. C. Williams
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. rw ... .W. 8. Linville
Bethel. .....
......J. H. Hawley
■' ‘ 'D. H. Putman
I Brownsville.............. ...
Brush Prairie, W. T
.............8. C. Harris
Bellevue..
.... Miss E. Davis
Cresswell...................
.... J. T. Gilfry
Crawfordsville....
.. • P. V. Orawford
I Corvallis..;..............
........... N- P. Briggs
I Canyonville.......... -.
• • • e ............ I. N Muncy
Cottage Grove.,
.............:8. B Knqy
Carolton ....................
..........J. W. Shelter
Castle R ick, W. T. ........... Wm. Huntington
Centerville................. ..... .V. J N. Stone.
Dalles
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Damascus; . ............ . .. ..D. H. Deardoiff
Drain’s Station.... ........... ,.S. Harlan
Dayton, W. T.,-....
.. . R. L. Dasbiel
Eugene................. T..
.. R. G. Callisoa
Halsey.........................
H. Davidaos
Hillsboro.....................
H. B. Morgaa
Independence.......... . ....... W. L. Hodgens
Jacksonville.............. . .. . Martin Peterson I
Junction...................... .......... . J. A- Bushnell
Lookingglass............ .................. ...A. L. Todd
Lafayette.............. ..
.......... W. D. Fenton
> LmrisviUe.......... .... ...........D. R. Lewis
Molala........................... ................... J. W. Thomas
Myrtle Creek............
.. F. M. Gabliert
McMinnville.............. .......... '....J. W. Cowls
Mohawk.......... .'........... .................... J... F. Mulkey
Monroe ........................ ...................... J. L. Wigfe
North Yamhill.......... ................. .. ..Isaac Davie
Oakland.. ................. ....................... E. A. Chase
Palons, W. T............ .......................... F. L. Bell
Pleasant Hill........... ..................... J....W. Parks
Perrydale... ................... ...... E. Richardson
Pendleton.................
..... Manning Miles
Portland........................ • Judge W. H. Adems
Pilot Rock.................... ...... William Cox
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Pnyallnp, W. T..
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..... A. F. Campbell
Stayton ...'.......
.................... T.. C. Darby ,
Scio.............. ■.............
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Salem ;................... .
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Wbeatlaad..............
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