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■L- “OO YE; THEREFORE, TEACH ALL NATIONS.” K ______ •________' - -___________________________.s * MONMOUTH, OREGON; FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10. 1880. VOL. X. NO. 36. 4 " . ................. .......... ■ " I " with a leathern thong to separate it ly a limit to the influence which they government of the Church—not cer Weather Report for August, 1880 from the rest, and when necessary use promise to exert for the cause of hu tainly, with that ease and generosity • C hristian messenger , the lasso to bring the fleeing animal manity.— Bulletin. • During-August, 1880, there were 4 which would be fitting, but upon an Devoted to the cause of Primitive Christi within control. Two Nebraska sisters days during which rain fell, with ail economical and modest scale—is 7,- anity, and the diffusion of general in own one of the largest cattle ranches 000, ota francs, Church and Educational Items. aggregate of 139 in. of water, 22 in the West; and the Bee Queen of or £280,600 per an- formation. Iowa has made bee culture possible for clear days, and 5 cloudy days other num.” Price Per Year, in Advance, #2.50 —The idolatry of the world has di others. than those on which rain fell.. All business letters should be addressed —A London Catholic newspaper Training schools for nurses and med minished more within the past-fifty to T. F. Campbell, Editor, or Mary The mean temperature for the states that in the year 1879, 2000 per ical colleges for women are the results years than in the thousand years Stump, Publisher, Monmouth, Oregon. month was 62.89 “. Highest daily sons renounced Protestantism in Eng Advertiser? Will find this <jne of the-best of recent organized effort. In some of which preceded it. mean temperature for the month 72°, land and became Roman Catholics. mediums on thé Pacific. Coast for making these’colleges the instruction is given -.-It is stated that there are 81,000 on the 21st and 22nd. Lowest daily It also says that 17 out of every 20 of their business known. by women alone, as in the New Eng members of the Cnristian church in . « _____ 1 t—— mean temperature 55°, on the 30th. these converts were prepared for the KATES OF ADVEHflilNG : land Hospital, and in Philadelphia, Missouri. Mean temperature for the month at step under Ritualistic teaching. —At Gloucester, Eng., four-persons Twn ~i M] sin 6M 1 Yr. and more recently women have form Speco 2 o ’ clock p. M. 78.21°. ; —The cost of the American Board il 00 »2 50 »4 00 »7 00 »12 00 ed clubs, but mostly for charitable still live who, when children, were in ■20 00 4 00 7 W) 12 00 2 SO Highest record of thermometer for H Coh........... of Foreign Missions for each heathen 35 00 îi Col______ 4 00 7 00 12 00 20 00 purposes. The “ Society to encourage Robert Raikes’ Sunday school, one 65 00 £ Coi............ 7 00 12'00 20 00 35 00 converted last year was 8253 86. The the month 89 , at 2 o’clock p. m , on 1 Col............... 12 00 20 00 35 <0 65 00 120 00 studies at Home” was devised by hundred years ago. average cost to all the other American1 the 22nd. Lowest thermometer 53 , Notice« in local column» 10 cent» per line for Miss Anna Ticknor of Boston. It ar —The Congregationalists and Pres at 7 o’clock A. -M , on the 25th. Missionary Societies was 8114.26. each insertion. rangés courses of study in literature, byterians are uniting in the building Yearly xlvcrtiyementa on liberal termi. The prevailing winds were from the _ —The American Baptist Missionary- Profawional Card» (1 »guard »12 per annum. t - h ist o r y,- languag es; -and—if - trow—ha* Union proposes to expend $300,000 North during 25 days, South 4, S. W. Mr. I. U. David«.«, la our Advertising branches in all the principal towns Tn —The Pacific is publishing a histo Agt-nl In Portland. , during the current year. Sp far, the 2 dayB. The atmosphere was smoky,' . the Union. It numbers more than ry of the Congregational Churches of receipts are about' one-third more at times very dense, from early in the Entered »t Ute Port Office at Monnjojjfh as three hundred teachers and over a Washington Territory. second claw matter. * month to the 27th. • • than for the corresponding year. thousand pupils. There are several :—Rev. I. Dillion, pastor of the M. During August, 1879, there were 6 .. — The reformed Episcopalians are Organizations by Women. of these branches in California and É. Church at Salem, Oregon, reports rainy days, andT 79 in. of waterp^L The Septembei number of the At one or more in Japan. The Women’s the present membership at 229. The succeeding among the colored popula tion of South Carolina. They have .clear and 4 cloudy days. lantic Monthly contains arf article by Education Association of Boston organ- Sunday school reports 25 tçSchers and nowise ven teen congregations, with a Mean temperature for the month , Kate Gannett~WellsK showing what [ ized what is known as the Harvard 260 scholars. total membership of 1200. Six mis 66.21'. Highest daily 74', on the —Girard College, Philadelphia, is women have done by organized effort 1 examination for women. In short, sionaries are also ‘ laboring in the 9th. Lowest daily 55', on the 27th. during the last three, years'. The they pried upen the doors of that ven enlarging its capacity. A new build»- ’field. . T. P earce . grouping together of facts is interest erable instHntion, and now have a ing is being projected with accommo Eola, Or., Sept. 1, 1880. — News “ homes of the baptism of ing, even if most of them are not new. qualified admission to some of its ad dations for 160 new boys, with a din 204 more Teloogoos, April 12th mak GeûeraîÜhristian Missionary^ The most notable organized effort on j r vantages. They organized a chemical ing-hall for 1,000. The latter will be ing 1,295 baptized since January 1, Convention. — JIUVIl in Ill this vuw country çuuuu J was laboratory for-women in connection--^aTeet in width by 100 in length, the part of women 1880. After a careful examination, with the Massachusetts Technological wifh-all modern accommodations at- the Sanitary' Assoc'nlion ; that made in I MONTHLY MEETING. tweniy-four Teloogoos were recently during the late war. The Salutary j Institute, where its pupils can become atebed. ordained to the ministry. “ Their —T. P. Haley, of St. Louis, also a Commission grew out of a call made practical chemists, dyers and assayers. The Executive Committee met in knowjedge of the Christian system More than twenty-five years ago, Mrs. St. Louis pastor. Bro. H. has labored . by ninety women of .New York, led was surprising, ’ writes one of’the or- ' by Mrs. General Dix and Mrs. Fish Prtera rai-'-d 85,1 MH) to establish mfin- four years in St. Louis and formerly follow ing is a sumiqary of the work . . cirinati an academy of fine arts. With in Missouri. He is an active mission daining presbytery. That Commission accomplished won-, copies of pictures brought from abroad —The following Is an estimate of done,anil results, so jar as reported tiers. It collected large sum- of mon a tew modern paintings and Power’s ary worker and widely known as a the numbers of the various religious since our last meeting.. The < ’orres- ey, furnished - medical stoies nnd dis Greek slave, she opened the first art I man of fine executive ability aud wise denominations who speak the English ponding Secretary'vlsited each "iSf the tributed them with great wisdom and exhibition in Cincinnati. In 1864 discretion. [ following-place in South Keptu.cliy.-TT- —The total number of paupers in language: Epifccdfalians, 17,750,000; Allen-.¡lie, Tladensville, Guthrie,1 efficiency. It was in some respects the Cincinnati ladies induced the trus Methodists, 14,000,000; Roman Cath- ! tees of McMicken University to open the greatest work ever accomplished a school of design, and to this were do London on the last day of the fourth olics, 12,500,000! Presbyterians, 10,- Trenton. Pembroke, Hopkinsville. by the organized effort of women in na: -d their painting and statuary, week in May was 85,196, of whom 000,000 ; Baptists, 8,000,000; Congre Roaring Springs, Cadis, Princeton ami this country. The writer maintains J> >- ph Longworth added 850.0(H); 46,710 were in work-houses, and 38,- gationalists, 7,<>^0,000; Unitarian, 1,- Earlin^um; also Youngstown and other points in Ohio.* that woman is a natural organizer. and at last, through Mr« Pitman, re 480 received out-door relief. The 000,000. For while men can exist in a carpet suited the wood carving department. great city could turn out enough pau Addition» reported, including R. ('. —The new version of the New Tes Encouraged By the great success of bag, women must have bureau draw that school, the Wheeling School of pers to make a city of no mean di tament will be completed in England Barrow ’s report, for the quarter ending era. The New York Cooking Seh.ool Art in this country and the Sheffield mensions. ■n the course of about six months. July 1. 1880 -130, of tfhioh 67 were —It is a very suggestive thing that jg cited as one of the results of •• ic- ■ -. 1 »f.Deaign in England, the Wo- The work of going through the book ’ imm« r_.ri; siruiau pleached, 248-; cessful organization on the pari of w - nri i’s School of Industry, St. Louis, when the first Protestant church in verse by verse is quite over. The Re i church.' organized, 4; amount of- men. Philadelphia and Bost >n have the Rochester,*N. Y. and Portsmouth, Japan was started eight years aga< vising Committee are now working I monej collected from all sources, Ohio, Wood-carving School have aris now such schools, and a number have en ; while the ^Catholic Sisters of the first 81,0(H) towards its erection upon the concordances. They fake a 8466 55. Louisville was selected as the place been started in Western citi The Notre Dame and the Ursuline Sisters was sent by Christian converts of the Greek word, find out how ofton ie is originator of these schools was Miss of Brown ’county, -Ohio are teaching Hawaiian Islands. Missionary seed used, and then take care that the' for the annual meeting of the Con Juliet Corson, who began her efforts their own pupils and worshipping sown will bear fruit a hundred fold. I translation of it in every case express vention, beginning October 21. 1880. . —“ Is his purse converted T is the by teaching the '* principles of plain 1 amidst their own carvings. es its shade of meaning. One word is A large nurnhei of tract-, well assorted, Among the associations are several’ searching question John Wesley was I cooking to cooks, and to wives and used where the saame thing is meant have been'sent out into various parts protective unions which make a speci accustomod to ask about those who of the field. The great usefulnC«^p^>f daughters of workingmen.” • —TKe colored people of Warren sought for membership in his church. ality of looking after the cases of these " silent messengers ” is fully coj- Among those pursuing the higher —The Centenary of the Free Bap county, Ohio, are holding a camp roborated by the reports received by industrial pursuits, such as phonogra young women wJ»o "have been cheated phy, photography, telegraphy, book out of their wage» by employers. All tists was recently held at New Dur meeting at Lebanon. Arnone other our secretary. keeping, type-setting, engraving, or such cases come first before a commit ham, N. H., Benjamin Randall, the services, they indulged in material After a full conference on various architecture, there is no union to in tee of women, if after investigation, founder of tha sect, being buried in transcriptions of the parables. Last matters relating to the welfare of the crease the demand for their services or j Sunday forenoon, the parable of the To accommodate the there ¡ b merit in the case, it is put in that town. society, the committee adjourned. their proficiency in any of these return of the prodigal son was render branches, though there are many in to the hands of lawyers, who serve crowds in attendance, the services O. A. B artholomew , Pres. dividuals .engaged in each. Horticul gratuitously. Thousands of dollars were held in camp. Randall’s grave ed with immense success. The prodi J oseph S mith , Secretary. gal, a diminutive specimen of Ham, ture, with’its myriad beauty of form are collected in this way which would was an object of universal interest. and hue, has enticed women into the otherwise have been withheld from —There are thirty-three missionary started out from the platform with a —The Young Ladies Ijree Bible odorous green-house heat, and in gar good suit of clothes and a well-filled College, Binghamton, N. Y., with its hard-working women. Prison reforms societies at work in Africa, and there dening she has done much, though grip-sack. In a short time he return president and faculty'of sixteen pro- only through the scattered combina have been started, which have already are 75,000 converts belonging to the Hotels and Protestant churches, with an outside ed minus the grip-sack, and dressed irr Ji ^ors and instructors have memdrial- tions of a few individuals ; but these done immense good. ar e the first steps upwards to a more boarding-houses have been started for population of 250,000 under their in his own clones. He was met by his. mTJ the Star Readers of America and father, a 200-pound specimen of hu Europe to put. the “ Sermon on the extended organization of the special women, although the Hilton Hotel in fluence. industry of farming, which will become New York was a failure. In religious —The Mormons are still pegging manity, who fell upon his neck and Mount ” and other passages of the a large outlet to superfluous female en wept. The prodigal was clothed in a world's sublimest Book into their ergy and an avenue to independence. organizations women are doing very away at their n >w -temple. It is now night-gown, and a crown, improvised next course of readings, if they would Western women have been far more effective work. The Women’s Board twenty years since it was commenced; by one of the sisters out of a last have crowded houses and exert a enteqirising in large fanning estab of Missions of the Congregational $4,000,000 has been expended and it lishments than Eastern women. As Church received and disbursed last is one-fourth completed The build year’s bonnet, placed upon his head. power hitherto lost to the professional instances of successful individual en year 874,127,30, and a like society in ing is lieing constructed of Utah gran The congregation then sang, “ De prod reader. terprise in the West, which its under igal returns, returns,” and there was takers trust will lead to larger organ the Presbyterian Church had last year ite, and when finished will be the fin great rejoicing. Ten cents admission —The late Dr. Bethune asked a ized effort in similar direction, may an income of $117,000. Finally wo est church edifice,, if not the finest be mentioned the following : At Col men went into the Grange -and have building of any kind in America. It is charged to the grounds, and frequent morose and miserly man how he warn orado Springs, not long ago, a young done some very effective work there, will require $20,000,000 to complete collections are taken, the fun<)s thus getting along. The man replied i lady owned and managed a large cat contributing quite as much to keep the temple. realized to be devoted to liquidating “ Wbat is that your business?’ Said , tle ranch up the Ute Paps. By pro the Doctor, " O, sir, I am one of those —The papacy is rather a costly a debt on the church at Lebanon. vision of the territorial law, those who up these organizations as men. It who take an interest even in the mean .owned and^branded cattle were oblig would appear from this brief summary luxury. The Bishop of Salford, Eng., ed to appear personally at the ' spring of facts that women have come to the in a postal latt er wr itten fro™ Rome, . —A man at Augu»tA> Ga., on re- J est of .God’s creatures.” round ups,” and claim and drive away front during the last twenty years as about Peterpence, says : " The sum ceiving a doctors bill for medicine —Elderberries are ri|>ening. This their stock. She would ride into a organizers, and working through or absolutely required by the Sovereign and visits, wrote that he would pay is gratifying news to people who don’t herd of a thousand wild and terrified oattle, strike one which bore her brand ganizations of tkeir own, theri) is hard- Pontiff to enable him to carry on the for the medicine and return the visits, i care what kind of pies they eat. Pacific I f rsn r-v • >