Pacific Christian messenger. (Monmouth, Or.) 1877-1881, January 21, 1881, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextJ - 4 * : M Ì' I 4 P ' > \ 9 •-.---Wàtfÿt-' * » Journalism and Drink. MISCELLANEO US. .... 1 1 MISCELL A NEO US. =9 ~7 PACIFIC CHRISTIAN MESSENGER, FRIDAY, JAN. 21, 1881. — 3 <* . M ISC ELLA NEOUS The Christian Union, in an article on “Journalism and Drink," by a ■“Journalist,"’ suggests, without ex FACIPIO actly saying so, that the daily news •'l I paper is produced “in an atmosphere redolent with whisky.” “Through t the policy of the [papqr the younger members of the staff are obliged not., HAH NOW ENTBBED CÍOM ITS only to drink themselves, but io in dorse the indulgence of others,” and this is done by paying their bills for Cure« all disorder« resulting from Impurity of th« Blood, including all Scrofulous Diseases, Skin ’ And proposes to bring itself up .to a drinks when they are engaged in col Eruptions, Balt Rheum, Swellings, Dyspepsia, —:------- ;O:-r standard-of excellence equal laver Complaint, Debility, Catarrh, ftc. lecting news, by meeting the same V to the best Ninedenths of all chrome and temporary bills when incurred, by advertising • » . agents, by sending its reporters to disorders are caused- by disturbance of the cir A liberal Charter, granted by the State Legislature, confers all necessary culation of the bloody which dépends greatly CHRISTIAN WEEKLYS. ■write up sample rooms, and, in a upon the quality. If impure from \yant of . mythical case which is quoted, in prpper food, air, light, exercise, change of It is of special interest to the Brotherhood powers on the Board of Trustees to preserve the rights and manage the affairs West of the Rocky Mountains, and structing " its locals to ask Smith to scçne, or from overwork, the whole system feels of the Institution. 4. it. Sometimes its impurity is indicated by on« avery Disciple on the take a glass of something. It will c>f the diseases named ; sometimes by a gloomy, • . > 4 loosen his tongue.” “ Drinking,” in a despondent, dull, hwy feeling commonly Called PACIFIC SLOPE The location is central, accessible, healthful and beautiful. word, this journal says, summing up Should subscribe for it. the attitute of the papers in general,. n • The members of the Faculty are competent, ehergetic and devoted to “ it the policy of the paper.” Utter I L t —■ ances.of this sort imply extraordinary the cause <$’ Education ignorance, or extraordinary misappre .'•■■implying lack of energy, debility, and general Will be-of the Best, Purest, most in hension. There is probably no trade Aiuhappine«. Nothing is so magical in its structive kind, while Church News, The Session of forty week's is divided into two terms of twenty week* ■or calling in the world which more effect, .<■ this KING OF THE BLOOD, Reports from the Field, the at once a tonic and alterative, so called because each. The'‘first term begins on Monday, Septembi r 20, 1880, and ends requires men to be always master of it /on« and alttrs the stagnant- functions, and themselves than newspaper work. heilthfuL activity results. EDITORIAL DEPARTMENT, February 4, 1881. The second term begins February 7, 1881, and ends bn Numerous testimonials-—the genuineness of _ 'Th ' ■ * « There is no close season in a reporter’s * -> ^>.v-.wvL > ■ , Original''' Oommunioations, and general which is guaranteed by ottr standing offer .of Wednesday before the third Sunday in June, 1881. work. , In a well-organized news- items pf interest will make iA-a 81,000 —and, full directions can.be.« te5 <«t ‘»■•‘'l*'. , t^itpaperdie'is always at call, and there found m the**-1 Treatise” accompanying each d£fiirAble weekly rititor bottle. Pnce Jt.oo per bottle. Sold l>y all is probabl^.not an experienced news -1 artial Examination of 1 oassb-s at the end of gaol.-month. Intermediate in every Christian family. paper man in the country vtfho has dealers in. medicine. ■ ,t). R ansom , S on X v Co., Proprietors, Buffalo, N. Examinations the last week of the first term. Final Examinations at the Terms : $2.50 Per Year not had his rest and his vacation * Address- repeatedly broken by an unwelcome close of the Session. PACIFIC CHWkmx • MESSENGER. and unexpected call to duty. When Monmouth. .Oregon. other men have their Sundays it .is Annual Meeting of the Board of Trustees, on Tu <lav Mf,.re the third sometimes the case that a newspaper BOSTWrCK.^ man, has none for a month, -and the Sunday in June. U CIAMT , OF ALL K,DlNG SK* men are not few in the profession who can look back on three, six and nine months in which every week saw < seven days’ work. The success of a FOB MAN OB BEAST. newspaper pivots on always having Collegiate Department 1 all its men at command, on having its Preparatory Department When a medicine has infallibly dono I it« work in iniliioiiM of caaes for morel oily work done to the quickest than a third of ■ < « ’>tury; wlirn it h.i> | Janitor’s Fee f reached every part of the woiW; when I possible minute and 365 times in th£ number!*».■*« iamiliv«- ex cry wliFr»» con* I 'f»T4erTT0>e billy -Iln“ rvHiTnct1 ’nVc!T4irTir| AfffrárÇPianir ’ year, on focusing the sharp activity of pain or accident, it is pretty nulc to culi I Htich a me»Ih lne I „ Organ) a day, so that the press begins to h Vocal M «sic : meve exactly as the pressroom clock h wArrantpri to »a# a tnWool !>»< tn Ikrre min ute«, nivi mor«* cord w *« m | or log.-t of any me in a day ticks a particular minute ; if any man Thin i« the case with the Sfexlcnn 1 lhan two iiH’ii r.tu chop or -mw the.old way. Mustang I.inlmrnt. Ever} ina.l 1 The above rates must be paid in advance, at the I- iii ich Ten who knows this thinks that it is the brings intelligence of u valuable liorsc 9 Every Farmer and Lumberman needs one. ■ared, the agou.N <»f :"i n«« fit 1 <«< >t hl < I „AcSMTS WANTED. - eirtalnra»4t.ru» policy of any paper to encourage Weeks. burn subdued, t’b<> horrots of rheii-J Free. Address FAKMFR»* M tXTFtCTnU^G CO.. inatlwn overcome, him ! of a ihou-and | 1TM Kim »trift, < lneionoil, O drinking among its employes, he must aryl-one other blevaings and mercies I performed Uy the old reliable .TIri-| No fees will be refunded to students lea» mg befoi iiicn of tho lean Mustang I.lnfuieitt. be a good deal cf a fool. The simple All forms of r.iiKviml disease arc speedily cured by the fact is that there is ‘no class in the ' }..• »WTO. term for which they have paid, except in cases of prof ACiESTS FOR THE MESSEXOER. community s« much exposed to drink The following persons are agents for ing temptations which drinks bo lit the P acific C hristian M khsenokr , and Boarding can be obtain» <1 m prtvsté fkm *•- a are autherizetl to receive and receipt for tle as the class which includes news Mustang Liniment. subscriptions. If no agent is conven It penolrBltyLjnjiscliuniembmne nn<l tissue, |o the very boue, banlshimf pain paper employes. They are not all ient, remit the amount direct to the office and curing dKcase with n yiwvftgl that by registered letter or postal order on never fulls. It is a medicine -j-ceded by teetotlers. Neither is any other class. i Monmouth;—■ everybody, from the ranchero, who riucs Ids “ I soon found my attitude, as a OREOON AND WASHINGTON TERRITORY. Will make, fifl- the next 60 days t n v a Gr i d Offer of teetotlaler,” says “Journalist,” “a Aumsville............................. »..T. J. Wilcox Albany ............ .......... ... ; J. W. Propst very unique one.” So he would a* a O j Amity. ................... . ,E. C. Williams over the »ojitary plains, to flic mere bunt broker on Wall street, as a club man CrTnce, am! the woodcutter who spttta Buena Vista... .. _W. S. Linville i - foot with the a xe Bethel.......................... ... J. H. Hawley $850 Square Grand Pianc for onlj up tow n, as a politician, as a young It cures Rheumatism when all otlicr Brownsville........ ... ... ■' D. H. Putman applications tall. New York lawyer. Newspaper em QTVI F *3 Magnili -ut rosewood «-sue »¡fgantlj fini» • 3-tring This wonderful c ives full Latent can Brush Prairie, W. T ........ 8. C. Harris Ol TLE. O taute agratr»«. our n«w patent beaut. legs and lyre heavy Bellevue.................. ... Miss E. Davis M-rpentine and large fancy moulding round caae. full Iron J si«, Frenc) I ployes are in this like the rest oCfbe rito Gràud Ham Cresswell...)........ ...... J. T. Gilfry rnrr», in fact every improvement wb.. h call in any way tend ., the peri ile instrument has community engaged in work winch LI «on ailded. * . • Crawfordsville .... . P. V. Crawford dZ'Onr price Jor.tbi» instrument boxed and delivered on 1» aid ran. a Xew requires active contact with ^fien; Corvillis'^4............ ....... N. P. Briggs with speedily cures such ailments of the I fine Piano Cover, Stool aial BooA, only 3245,00 Canyonville ........ .. 111 MAN >LtMi us ........ I. N. Muncy Thi« piano will l>e »ent on test trial. Please «end reference »f.von do r> > ■ with this difference, that a"reporter or n> nev with order. It h r iim at bin. ft welling«, KiffT! Cottage Grove ........ .......... 8. B. Knox Ca«h «ent with order will t>e reiiiti.led and iretgbt chargeepast I yin boo Joints. Contrnctot Muscles, Barns I « uv ”* not just as an editorial writer has to be alto Carolton.......... ... .J. W. Shelton | represented in this Advertisement. Thousands in n«e. send fur Ca-al. a-' » and Meald«, Cuts, Bruises and I * “’ ni.nt fully I Warranted for live yeer«. ftprains, Pohono n s Bite* and I I Castle Rock, W. T. ,.....Wm. Huntington gether more sparing in his indulgence Mings. Alifn*<-*«, Lfiinmt«», Old I . Centerville. A ,o * '-‘‘b Htiad, Cover and B<».« . All stru tlv I rat-class and sold at ........ ... J. N. Stone. Seres. Fleers. Frostbites, Chilblains. I Wholesale factory piices. These Pianos made one of the tin i diMphivs az the Cen- under sharp penalty, often of dis- ftorr Nipples. < aked Breast, and I Dallas.............. .. . ..................N. Garwood ! | x tennial Exhibition, and wer» unanimously recommended for the Highest H Indeed every form of exterisal dis Damascus................ .......... .D. H. Deardorff tain our X. w I’atwit tho history h,»-.>rv of ..f Piano Plan , »«fog. m tept Scale, the greatest improvement in the Ttf. I .ri'hw • tnmal, always of professional loss, if ease. ...... ..... ....------------ . .. finest .. . Put««, .. . Drain's Station.... ....................... 8. Harlan .ne *he lines! ui America. P<»>tivoly we make the of the riubeat tone and greatest durae It is the greatest remedy for the dis i orders ami accidents to which the his use of liquor leaves him unfit for by the highest musical authorities in in the coiietrv Ov r ’ • «iC'O in n«e Dayton, W. T......... ...... R. L. Dasbie] bilitv. They are ’ recommended the cuuutrv •' not one 2. dissatistled ’ r ________ ____________________ B rute C kkation aro subject that bus purchaser. All Piano, and Organs »ent on 15 day»’ test trial- frriglit free if East Portland .... .. . .... . J. B. Grimm 1 and evertwen known. It cur<-s his work. Other men have nothing ........................ n“- ’t f fail to write ua ’2- before b::yi —. ht^nvely wo < ffer the be-- barmans. it-d -voie Don buying. 1 Sprains, Nivinny, StK Joints. Eugene.................... .. . ......... R. G. Callisoi unsatisfactory. msileii free. F “ ’------ Iltaatrated and Deemptivo CatUogoo ot 4« pages mailed f.,r .1c. mamp. Every Hamhome Founder, Harness Sores, lloof Ills- to do after dinner, he works half the Halsey ...................... krraiiteil for 5 voam. r J .......... . .. ..H. Davidson Piano fnllv warranted years. , eases, Foot Hof, Screw Worm. Scab, Hillsboro................ ............. ,H. B. Morgan Hollow Horn, Scratches, lVInd- %ight. Other men can postpone much ri ,rOr»[",lJ’,bllee Organ.’.’ Uvle i. ,« the finest and sweetest toned Reed galls. Spavin. Farcy, Ringbone. ever offered the m .-i-al pill.. I: !«.,„« f ,ve ticta i.s, i,„ b, Independence........ ....... W. L. Hodgens XZAVXA4AAVA4 Old^Sores, Pall Evil,' Film upon of their work, his has to be done four of 2"t Cetaves each, and One of Three Octave«. Thirteen Stops with Grand Organ Dionaaon* ; Jacksonville....... .......... Martin Peterson Metoh. the Sight and every other ailment Viola. Flute, Celeste D.lo^Enho, Melo.Ha-rf.rte, etestii, Violinm FluteXrie, TnSX,’ to which the occupants of the Junction.. ............J. A. Bushnell dailv. Other men have their stated and Grand-Swell, Knoe-Stops. Height, 74 in. ; Length. 43 in. ; Width 24 in Weight •table and Stock Yard are liable. Lookingglass.......... ....................A. L. Todd Grand-Organ boxed, 36(1 lie. Tho ease ia of solei walnut, veneered with cboioe woods, and is of an’ entirely" new and A. twenty-five cent bottle of Mexican holidays, but their holidays are apt to Lafayette................ ................ W.. D. Fenton lwantifnl design, elaborately rarved, with raised panels, music i-loset, lamp «tan’s,, fret wot k Ac «11 Mustang Liniment has often saved a valuable horse, a lito on Crutches, or Lewisville.............. .................. D. R. Lewis elegantly tiuisbed. Possess all the latest anil best improiements, with great power depth brilliancv be his hardest days. The practical years of torture. Molala...................... .............. J. W. Thomas and sym|iatbetic gnality of tone. Iteantiful aolo «ffecte and perfect »top action. Regular retail Drici It-heals w ithout a Sear. It goes to *. Our Wholesale net »»h price to have it intr.alut'ed, w.th »tool anj book, only fi!»7—as one organ result of all this is that sobriety has the very root of the matter, penetrating Myrtle Creek...... .............. F... M Oabbert »•2H sold «ells another. Positively no deviation in price. No Mtmmt required until v.m h»ve fnllv tested «yen the boue. MoMinnville .......... .................. J. W. Cowl. the highest commercial value around the organ m your own home. W.. send all Organ» on 15 days' test trial and pav freight both wav» if in It cures everybody, ami disappoints Mohawk................. ................ J.. F. Mulkey strument is not as represented. Fully warrant«] for 5 years. Other styles H stop organ oi.lv StiA • no ope. It baa been in steady hw for a newspaper office. The man who stops »85 ; 14 stops, $115. thver 32.400 w.1.1, and every Organ hu. giveh tho fulle.t «atisfaction. Ilh’i»- more than twenty-five years, end is Monroe'.'.................. ....................J. L. Wigle positively North Yamhill.. Isaac Davis trated circular mailed free. Factory and Warerooms, 57th St. ami 10th Ave cannot be trusted to have all his wits Catalogue of 300» choice pieces sent fur 3e. stamp. This Oakland............ ....................E. A. Chase SHEET MUSIC . . Catalogue includes most oi the popular mnsic <>f the day and every variety oT about him after dinner, is soon drop- ».......J J Palona, W. T......... ......................F. L. Bell mimical composition, by th« be^f author«. Addresa. Pleamint Hill......... .................. J... W. Parks Piano Co.. P. O.' Box 2058, New York City. •ped; the man who cannot stand, a OF ALL Perrvdale................ ........ :. ,E. Riohardson stretch of twelve or fifteen hours long Pendleton......... .......... Manning Miles and come out clearheaded, goes to Portland........ . ...Judge W. H. Adams Vy New Pr c !.'•» ovnr lODGold I.iui Sliver Wahb n WtetcUra Philomath ....... . ................. Drury Davis the wall. It is p&fectly true, as sent for » ik! Manp. It vita ho»» I tend 9 11 |». rtwnf C.K.bibwexanVui.4 Puyallup, W. T.... ... Dr. Chas. Spinning î'fn • pity n -fiv m- rv . riwk*ih*M rtf* -‘Journalist” says, that ” the.number | Roseburg............. .'. ........ ..A. F. Campbell < tuce» N.Il.WuiUi,Jew«.«t,A«wiarkaN.JH i Stayton.................... ................... T. C. Darby of great dailies which aro uncompro FOB MAN OB BEAST. | Hoio.................... 1.. ................ E. W. Barnes BUCKEYE BELL FOUNDRY mising advocates of total abstinence is Salem .....,......... .......... .H. A. Johnr?n L ^eiti. of Pin - ( <»p|»er and Tin for < hiircbc«, FllT1,a-Ptr Ft’LLT Vancouver, W. T.. ........ .....8. C. Harris. very limited.” It is. The question •'••»•ogne «»nt Free. Waitsburg, W. T.. .... «... .W. P. Bruce VANOUZEN A TIFT, Cineinnali. 0. of total abstinence is one* on which WhwwtUBtl............ ...................... Wm.'Scott «ven good men differ, and newspapers A GREAT OF>ER FOR «ALtVORMIA. t Napa. differ with them, but in encouraging .........? .. ............. .E. B. Ware HOLIDAYS 11! Monticello.. .............i.......... J. L. Smitlle PIANOS* ORGAN« EXTRAORrilN- a temperate habits of its enydoyes a AM l.oiv ..rice« for cash. lastaJm-nts re Saratoga.. .......... Willis -n Pollard ceived. s|^rn,n,i «» ro ans . •«n.sAn. mu» great newspaper has the strongest Santa Rosa. «». .Mii<alRr.nl RO-lWOOIl PIANOS, G. O, Bn met t sfool and Cover only alow. Warranted Vacaville... • .^T• . Smith G ,rars. All<■ .trated Catalogue malted. pecuniary interest Addi acts upon it.— Agent. Wanted. HORA. K WATER* * Visalia .... .................. Lewis|Vau Tassel Ì CO.. Mnnorra * »ealay«, Mt Broad way a SprilOfjithl Republican. Watsonville.......... H. D. Conseil New York. Boa3530. CHRISTIAN COLLEGE, Christian Messenger King of the Blood “THE BLUES Eleventh Volume, Its Literature THE BEST LINIMENTS THE BEST OF ITS KIND. Tuition Per Half Term-—Te; -} SAW MACHINE -MEXICAN MENDELSSOHN PIANO CO. MUSTANG Pianos LINIMENT PT NOS 4l,> ORGANS °nr “£* THE BEST LINIMENTS DO *• ; •r“ I