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PACIFIC CHRISTIAN MESSENGER, FRIDAY, MAY 13. 1881. o plant His authority ; they were toler- must be left free, guided only by that i 1 of people anxious to hear the words of I to — be made in the bulwarks of Zion ; R. M. Wade & Co. and those ant in all beside. Let us quote here law of love which will ever lead us' to life. We would not fail to notice the by this “ convenient ” school of theolo Twine Binders. __ the words of Alexander Procter, in a seek the things that make for peace interest and zeal manifested in the gians who preach, instead of the Di The story is told. The truth is out. late number of the Edid and Chrie-1 and things wherewith one may edify meeting by the members of the other vine Rule, the trad ¡turns of men. The agony is over. The fun lias com another. tiam churches of the city, Ynany of them Then shall love, peace and union pre menced. " Blow Hard is a good dog, .but Fast is a better one." ->■■■- -------—♦ • • • A - —■— " Put Christ in your temple, and attended regularly and aided much in vail in the household of faith, and i Hold Our Twine Binders are now arriving, Bro. Thompson ’ s Plan of Sustain whatever ought not to be there will their songs and prayers. those who believe on the Son shall be and, just as we promised, we are prepared show farmers many advantages ovejyiny ing the P. 0. Messenger. depart at his bidding. Is your con The present results of the meeting one as he and the Father are one. to other twine binders in the market, among gregation disturbed by the presence were sixty-five additions to the Through the grace of God may that which are the following : • ' S alem , O r ., May 5, 1.881. 1st. The adjustability of the band to all of beasts and birds that defile it, open Bro. Campbell: church at Napa; fifty-four by bap happy time speedily come. i lengths of grain on all.kinds of ground the door to Him and give Him full Yours in the hope of a blessed im- without moving the binder, which is the I hereby submit n^* plan for sus tism, six from the Baptists, one from greatest improvement yet made on’binders. possession, for He alone has the pow taining the P. C. M essenger for a the Adventists, one restored, and the martality, D. 2nd. A binder frame made of hollow er to drive them out. Is the temple term of six years at least, viz.: I will others by letter. iron pipes ; light and stiff, and impossible Benton County Annual Meeting. to spring pr warp like wooden frame May the Lord keep them all jn the of your heart infested with "the beasts be one of 100'persons who will loan binders. of selfishness, which show their pres one hundred dollars for six years love of the truth and bring theta 3rd. Sloping binder decks, carrying The fourth annual meeting of Ben ence in the works of the flesh, you without interest, which will make ten safely home to his heavenly kingdom ton county will be held at Beaver grain much straighter and discharging bundles with more ease and certainty and cannot expel them by your will alone. thousand dollars/ this amount to be is my prayer. > Creek school house, beginning June less shattering. A clean knife, strong and simple as E. B. W are . Put Christ iq your temple. 4th, at four o’clock, aqd is expected to a '4th. placed in the care of three good, * razor blade, never known to choke up There are yet those who are vainly responsible, reliable and discreet men, continue over but one Lord’s day. with twine lint. 5th. Better and stronger bundle packers C èdar C reek , W. T., trying to cleanse the temple of iti belonging tq the Christian church, We make no arrangement for the I aDd compressors and separators. April ¡9, 1881. falsehood", by a scourge of small cords who believe what they profess, and continuance of the meeting, because of Cth. A saving of 1inches of twine on of doctrine, spun out of their own practice what they Ijplieve. /These Bro. Campbell : a want of the support at former meet the knot of every bundle over any other twine binder in the market. brain. There are those who are seek- men shall be selected by the present I write a few lines for your valuable ings, deeming it better to restrict the 7th. Better balanced machines for hill _ . ing to expel from churches organs, board of directors of Christian Col paper. I am still trying to turn sin meeting to two days than to drag lands than any others. Both our Deering and McCormick Twine ners to the Lamb of God which taketh festivals, etc., by the force of their lege, at Monmouth/Oregon, sftid board through a ten day meeting. Binders are new departures in grain bind own strength. • Put Christ in your of three shall'receive the money and away the sin of the world. Brethren, remember our meeting ing and do not resemble wire binders in manner. -Both make their own bun I baptized three persons on the and know that yourpresence gives any temples, and whatever ought not to execute copjointly a note to each sub- dles -without attention from rhe driver ; bind the same size bundles by filling the be there He will drive it out." scriber, payable at the expiration of 16th. The-cause of Christ is prssper- strength you may not realize. Are bundle no matter how thick or ing in this country. We^need more there enjoyment^ in thaJLlwuse of the thin the receptacle, (4.) It may be possible to unite grain may be; -but mtn h« set for “ laborers in the Lord ’ s vineyard. tnenlnthe faith and love of Jesus, terest of this ten thousand dollars to Lord.” then increase those enjoyments different size bundles as desired. Both Bro. Wright is slowly recovering by bringing yourfamilies and inducing bind without strain on the twine until, the tl^ Christ, so as to have one common go towards supporting, editing, and knot is tied, deuce can use as small twine from his broken limb. He has been, others to come. / brotherhood in all the earth inspired managing said paper. as ahy and much smaller than some others. Both Harvesters have canvas elevators,' preaching nearly all the time since the ‘ J. L. WiGLE. by a common faith and hope and love; wrought iron drive wheels and improved ■ T- Yours truly, accident happened, although he is not but it is not possible to establish a reels and many other valuable improve J. I. T hompson . yet able to- walk without the aid of Programtae of the Tenth Annual ments for 1881. Come and see them, aud catholic brotherhood on any creed of I-1 - 111 ■ . 11 ' 1 11..............1111,11 — Buffalo Pitts Threshers. Hodge’s Sunday School Convention of .our ■ three latest man's devjsing. The really catholic Reports from the Field. crutches. draper Headers, improved Bain the Christian Church in Cali Wagons, five kinds of mowers, and the I have bought me a ranch at Four church—the only true Catholic fornia, to assemble in San Fran finest line of harvesting goods ever brought Mile, Idaho, I expect to settle there, Church—that of the first and second H j ^ pewn , C al ., Salem. Good reliable agents wanted-at cisco, May. 24, 1881, at 7:30 to Independence or Monmouth, Dallas. Derry much._____ -Llike the centuries—has no human creed, April 24, 188L p/ m. . and McCoy, or Perrydale. All goods fully I wish to correct a mistake in your Jo.) It is objected that there is Bro. Campbell ; warranted. Full line of citrus kept at Salem Mils year. much bevond the Divinity of Christ Devotional Exercises. AVe have just closed a very interest paper of Marell 25th. In a letter R. M. W ade & Co. Address of Welcome,-!. H- McCollough. taught in the-Scriptures, and that if ing and profitable meeting at this from Farmington, W. T-, you got my Salem, Or.. May 4, 1881. Response, J. W. Webb.» name wrong. My name is T. J. Can Christians are to be properly instruct place. Enrollment of Delegate^ and Appoint ed the truth* of the Bible must be Bro. J. Hl McCollough, of San Fran non instead of Carman. Monmouth Meat Market. ments. May God bless you in your labors faithfully taught. —■ cisco, preached for us over two Lord’s WEDNESDAY, 10 A. Ml _ Your brother in Christ, Answer: • ■ days. The meeting resulted in seven Devotional Exercises. ' - " T. J. C annon . (a.) Unquestionably, The truths, additions ; three confessions and bap A. B. Griggs will supply the people of “Is the Sunday School Work an Indi disciples are to learn after they come tisms, two-from the Methodists, and vidual Work or a Work of the Church,” Monmouth and vicinity with the -best of : H. D. Connell. _____ jntothe Church, but they are not the two took membership. , The meeting H illsboro , O r ., fat fresh beef all summer. He asks the Discussion. testa by which’ they are admitted. closed with the interest still increas May 4, 1881. continued patronage of his former cus “How I manigo a Class,” Mrs. Angie Teachers should fully instruct the ing, and a good warm social feeling ■Bro. Cajnpbell : tomers, and strangers will find him gentle B. Martin. Church in al) that the Bible teaches, existing among the members. I send this, thinking that a word manly and obliging.. 12-18-tf Discussion. but the members are not bound to Yours truly, from Hillsboro may not be unaccept AFTERNOON, 2.P. M. • receive such instructions any further W. H. B riggs Millirfery ! Millinery ! ! able to yourself and the readers of the Devotional Exercises. than they see them to be established M essenger . - -, __ Reports from Schools. “ Bible Class Instruction,” B. 8. Gard :o: by scripture testimony. N apa , C al .. May 2, 1881. Bro. R. H. Moss, during a few ner. But if the teacher becomes heretical Editor Meiwenger: evenings past, has been engaged in ft., Discussion. —what then ? Let the Church cease I commenced a meeting at this review of the lectures delivered at Fancy Articles, “Song Service and Song Books,” Prof. to employ him in that capacity. place on the 10th day of March, which this place by Rev. Mr. Doane oh the S. Sturgis. Trimmings, ~_ (b.) There is'a class of. speculative was continued for thirty-five nights. subjeet of baptism. Mr. Doane com "The Needs of-California,” T>r: 8. A. questions which cannot properly en- At the end of that time %we adjourned mence his series of lectures on Thurs Taft. Laces, EVENING, 7:30. *** - ter into the teaching of the pulpit, for a week, and commenced again last day evening, April 21st, and con i Devotional Exercises. and which can have no proper place Wednesday evening and closed last tinued until the next Wednesday Ribbons, Address, “ The Book and its Teacher, ” in a creed, because they are not ques night. At the commencement it was evening inclusive, also in thé forenoon tions of faith, but of opinion; yet not the intention to hold a “protracted of the intervening Sunday. Bro. Pres. J. C. Keith. Ties, Discussion. their discussion may, in a philosophic-, meeting," but to preach a few even Moss, on Thursday evening, com Question Drawer,.Prof. Durham. al point of view, be valuable. All ings and over Lord’s day, but the in menced the review, continuing for Corsets, ' THVBSDAT, 10 A. M. these questions should be relegated to terest was so great nt the end of the .five evenings, and I only express the ^Devotional Exercises. Collars. the schools of philosophy where they week that we determined to go ahead, general conviction of those who heard Address, " Element# of 8ueoeas in ths belong, and there should be freely and this we continued from day te the arguments of both sides when 1 Sunday School,” Hiram Wallace. Latest Style Flowers, * Discusaion. discussed without danger of ecclesias day and week to week, to the 'end of say that in Bro. Moss the. cause of “ Normal Claaa Instruction, ” H. D. tical interference. the meeting. Bro. McCollough, of truth has a defender of whom its Connell. * Feathers, (G.) it is objected that the clashing San Fraqcisco, came up twice during friends may justly be proud. In his Discussion. interests of the various systems of the first part of the meetiag, and ren clear and forcible manner the fallacies AND REASONABLE PRICES FOR Question Drawer, J. D. Wilmot. Church government will not allow of dered valuable assistance by preach of his opponent were exposed and the ■ AFTERNOOD, 2 P. M. CHOICE GOODS, AT union. ing several excellent discourses. Scriptural doctrine on the quest on of Devotional Exerciaes. We reply that when the Spirit of The results of the meeting were far baptism set forth. Mr. Doane’s views "Our City Work,” J. H. McCollough. Miss Emma Waller’s. Discussion. Christ shall become superior tfl the beyond our most distant hopes and were confidently, and some of them, I “ Onr State Work, ” E. B. Ware: pride of sect, no question of Church expectations. We all prayed and must think, recklessly asserted, and MAIN ST. 9 Discussion. polity will be allowed to divide labored earnestly for the salvation of with his self-assumed ability to Monmoutb., Or “Sunday School Conventions,” W. H. 11-15-Sm Christians. Church government does souls and the triumph of the Masters authoritatively teach on the subject Martin. not stand ataong the terms of salva cause, but the Lord (k&s blessed us far under discussion, may mislead the un TM» NEW SI «SE W of DEE KKKPKa. • even ing 7:30. tion. If, as is generally argued, the beyond what we could even think of weary ; but it only need such a re Every one who I'.ui farm or ger.len can now Devotional Exerciaes. keep bee* wiUi pleeaure and «<< Send for cir Scriptures give us no definite form of asking for. Surely the Lord is good view as we have listened to from Bro. Essay, " Workers and Shirkers,” Mrs. cular. Addrem Mr«. IJZZtE E. COTTON, Wwt Gorbatn. Maine. Church government, and therefore and ready to forgive, and plenteous in Moss to scatter his arguments and 8ue E. Grant. Address, " Bible Idea o.'Child Culture,” these various forms have grown up mercy unto all them that call upon pretensions like chaff before the wind. T) AGENTS WASTE» FOR x Pres. A. M. Elston. ~- according to a new necessity ; and he him. Surely his salvation is nigh Mr. Doane, in the course of his lec Discnasion. is not acting as a Christian who them that fear him, and righteousness tures, lost do opportunity to disparge, Gathered Grains, Prof. Durham. ’ The beet and cheapest illuatrated edition of the would allow anything not divine to has looked down from heaven. There directly and indirectly, baptism by Parting Words. Reviaed New Teatvment. Million« of people ar» waiting for it. Do not lie decieved by the aheap Adjournment. stand in the way of the union of the has been joy in heaven, I have no immersion. In fact the whole drift of John pnhiiahen of inferior edition«. He* that th* copy you buy colMna •*> tine engraving on ««eel people of God.■ We do not care to doubt, over more than one sinner who his arguments and illustrations in and wood. Agent« are coining mouey «elling thia ' ’ discuss this question more particular has repented, and I know that there evitably tended to destroy the respect edition. Send for circular«. Addrett N*Ttos»u PrULiHHtxo Co., 8«. Louis, Mo. is joy on earth. The brethren at of his hearers, for what his church, be ly now, because we are satisfied that ‘ri when all other grave difficulties shall Napa feel greatly rejoiced and built his opinions what they may, recog good Anm WAHTtr. have been overcome, this one will not up in their faith. One dear old sister nizes and receives as cne of the or The Ladies’ Sewiwj CMnsum te* very utwlV. 1 *rt Ich». 11 expressed out the general feeling of dinances established by divine long be allowed to stand. hanip on the wail out of the reach of the “little one.«.” hokln two thim- (7.) We can never unite in non-es the brethren, when she said, “ I thank authority. Christians, of every de hlcn, large or .«mall, ft vel vet emerv cunhirn for God that he has spared my life to see nomination, who recognize the fact HW11M and sentials. nyoolaofthreiK<i, a id vmr of wcHnor«. mak ir.u a v cry True; and it would not be worth this day in the little church at Napa.’’ that the commands of God are given neat ornu'urtit for the rnoiu-. a« well cts to hvln much if we did. That is just the line I have never witnessed such interest yrith authority- -are yea and amen— key» lUHi '-s In lb«dr rv- PENSION? For «o»»«««. rtnoiuno» l 4.., r„kl„ B,a,tl Fpective tr :«. h the he** eelhne» urt : de we draw. In ‘essentials—in that in any meeting that I Have attented and that a loving, cheerful and duti- ehi lire«.Pwto«arWe« yon EVEIihAW. ntm rot Io«»-¿<«nM-r.toe.ey« or ture,variety Tring littleftlrL ala« a ears ai.ZirUnww, which is plainly taught and ordained in California. Many times our church ful obedience to the same are pleasing •<>1<1 so io twe» (lav*. One Htient in í WF wt I"""'’ I»Jitïrxirï'1 I ÀTlCNTi procured f»r Inventor«. N<>)diera Michigan like «old over A.oow at. retail alnee laat .lulv. jfevefr whs as the will of God, we must be one; would not accommodate the people, in his sight—are conducive to the Lt”. Vf™** /rarefi NunhlkM « h M- Mol« i ein an article invented t lmt eeHa eq* at TA ríZfl several times, from the pulpit to salvation of souls, should boldly throw to thia. Everj’hodyhwyttit. Hamido, in non-essentials—in all that Christ and i with heat term« to acent«. Rent fret» on the receipt of SO eta. tn pomae* has not taught and enjoined—we the front irate way, was one solid mass themselves in the breach, attempted Saninaormm’ncyr^aldrye«all or- BIBLE REVISION J1 as .2» UbolXe bL, Ouoiav. UU
