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PACIFIC CHRISTIAN MESSENGER, "FRIDAY, OCT. 28, 1881..
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Henry F. Durant.
the other side, I think you would
trument of its extension and support,
WOMAN’S TRIUMPH! and send the proper treatment. Patients
under her charge are directed from time
'bis is the more necessary that a
have echoed her feivent cry: “God
Concerning the late Henry F. Du- j
ortion of oui* foreign population de­
bless that man, and the blessed child, THE NEW PROCESS CURE to time how to proceed-
rant, the "Suilekiÿ School Time« says : too!”
THE SICK ARE TREATED AT THEIR
unrivaled .
ceive themselves with tlie idea that
HOMES,
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In the death of Henry F. Durant, of
fecause no particular form of religion
Of course, there- were 'anerring
Mrs. Dr. AUCUSTA SMITH
unless surgical operations ore necessary.
i
Boston,
there
is
a
cause
of
mourning
t supported by taxation, and because
smiles on. some countenances which
A l|le«sing t<» tiïr World.
The patient need not necessarily visit
Le Constitution forbids compulsory to very many. Mr. Durant was for witnessed the quiet act of helpfulness,
Springfield- The treatment is peculiar,
MEV, WOMBS and ( HILD^IS
^îactments of creed or worship, we many years distinguished as a lawyer but it mattered not as long^a^^ne
and it builds up and strengthens from the
tiust therefore be as a nation atheist- —thé associate of Rufus Choate, and knew that around the great, white Rsstored to Health All Over the * Country commencement- All letters are strictly
kal, and be bound to treat God’s law his successor in legal practice. While throne there were, smiles of joy be- THE SICK CURED AT THEIR IipMES I confidential- The sick can state their
cases without any fear of publicity what­
in the height of professional prosperi­
kith contempt.
-cause two of His followers had not in
I The whole country has become familiar ever- No cases published without consent
ty
he
was
çonverted
through
the
in
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I This is a great mistake.
Our
selfishness neglected doing favor to
with the name of M bs . x D k . A vovsta of the patient.
Supreme Courts have again and again strumentality of his dying child, and even the “least of these.”
-S^jirH.
Het* patients have become so nu-f . Fotpamphlet, question list, Ac-, inclose
ffirmed Christianity to be the basis at once he gave up his lucrative prac­
Into a very elegant palace car enter­ merous, and her success is so great, that stamp-and address
MRS- AUGUSTA SMITH,
f our common law, and the history tice and deyoted himself untiringly to ed a weary-faced, poorly dressed wom­ it is in bounds to say that-she is one of the
Lock Box 804, Springfield, Mo.
f our country shows the particular Christian work. As a lay evangelist an with three little children, one a best known physicians in the United
Woman's Medical Dispensary Washing­
he
was
a
means
Of-great
good
in
many
States.
nd prominent regard of the founders
babe in arms. A look of joy crept in­
For more than 20 years she has been be­ ton avenue.
New England communities,- and it
nd hetoes of our Republic for the
to her face as she sat down in one of fore the public as a physician. For nearly
IfayTlease say where you saw this.
was largely through his instrumantal- the luxurious chairs. But it was
Sabbath, which is the public embodi­
fifteen years she has resided at her present
ity that the late Vice-President Hen­ quickly dispelled as she was asked home—Springfield, Missouri.
Literary Notices.
ment of our Christianity. From the
ry Wilson came out into an open con­ rudely to “ start her boots.”
Regularly
educated
in
the
best
medical
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first planting of the colonies down to
T he R evised H ymnal .—For the pur­
fession of Christ. Mr. Durant also
A smile of amusement was seen on schools of the country, she has advanced pose of answering many letters on the sub­
lie latest refusal of our Chief Magis-
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beyond
the
routine
'of
the
“
schools.
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became much interested in the Chris­ on several faces as the frightened
ject, and for the information of the bro­
trate to transact business on the Sab-
tian training of young women, and group hurried out to enter one of the She is known as the author of the " N ew therhood and the general public I am re­
buth, we behold a general recognition
P rocess C ore T reatment ,” by which the
he and his wife devoted large wealth common cars. Upon one young face,J most stubborn chronic eases are cured.
quested by the Revision Committee to re­
of the sacred day which the Ruler of
port progress. "
and abundant labors to the founding howeyer, there was a look which
She
prepares
all
her
remedies
specially
¡jatinns has commanded to be kept
At the beginning we adopted.a rule re­
of Wellesley College—an institution shamed the countenances of the-oth- to meet the cases under treatment, and
holj*. T he occasional exceptions of
quiring the work of each reviser to be
this,
with
her
manner
of
treatinent,
has
quite unequaled the world over in the ers.
public ostentatious Sabbath-breaking
crotcued her efforts with such g-reat suc­ submitted to the criticism of every other.
helps and opportunities it gives for
As the members of the committee are wide­
“ Auntie,” said the boy to the lady cess.
have been so marked with disaster as
the higher Christian education of wo­ beside him, “ I’m going to carry my
She makes a specialty of F emale D is ­ ly separated much time was necessarily
to speak even more distinctly the
men. In the case of Mr. Durant, also basket 'of fruit and this box of sand­ eases . Being a wife and mother herself, consumed in tinse 'exchanges. But the
«•eat national lesson of the folly and
the editor-of the S. S. Time« desires to wiches to the poor woman in the next she knows how to treat diseases peculiar to results show that the time was well spent.
punishment of Sabbath-breaking.
Last week the Committee'was convened. ,
her sex. No mechanical appliances are
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pay a personal tribute of affection to car. You are willing, of course ’
in Cincinnati. After five days of close ap­
used
in
restoring
ladies'to
health.
¥ To conclude our discussion, we have the memory of a friend. In a series
He spoke eagerly, but she answered:
Gentlemen and children treated as well plication to it, the work is fiow so far ad­
«én that Sabbath -revelry promotes, of years, at times* fô étbse'itïtiinacy, he Don’t be foolish, dear; you may need as ladies. Patients improve from the vanced that we hope to complete it during *'<-
the Convention at Indianapolis, next week.
drunkenness, lewdness and ignorance, had Earned to'esteem and honor him them yourself, and perhaps the woman commencement.
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O n the P acific C oabt she has a large Meantime several members of the com-
Îqd* prepares the" people to be the for his Christian consecration and de- is an impostor.”
number of patienta. Many ladies in mittee are<uprosecuting the work. After
upes of. demagogues, and to submit votedness-, and to love him for his at­
“ No, I’ll not heed them,” he an­
that, a few weeks must be consumed in
■b the tyranny of despots; that the tractive qualities of.personal character swered decidedly, but in a low tone. I Washington Territory, Oregon, California, adjusting the questions . of* copyrights.
Nevada,
etc.,
have
been
cured
by
the
Only nations which enjoy lilierty and And now the ink seems hardly dry “You know I had a hearty breakfast •‘N ew P rocess T reatment ." Many of This done it will go into the hands of the
■rosperity today—namely, Great on Iheir latest correspondence, when And I don’t need a lunch. The wom­ these had been invalids for from five to publisher, after which two or three months
Britain and America—are Sabbath- : tho intelligence comes-of the passing an looks hungry, auntie and so tire4 twenty years , and had exhausted all other must elapse before the book can be
Becping nations : and that the attempt' ;way of this faithfuk and faith-filled too, with those three little babies means without avail. These are now brought into sale: The labor involved and
rejoicixg in restored health, and com­ the difficulties to be overcome in the re­
«f Sabbath revelers to overbear our child of God.
clinging to her. I’ll be back in- a mending the treatment to others. She vision and publication of a hymnal are
American Sabbath laws with a high
minute, auntie, I khow mother often ha*' three, five, seven, eight and ten very great, and the brethren must exercise
We call special attention this week wouldn’t like it if I didn’t speak a patients ■ addressing her from the some patience. The time we will have consum­
■and, is a disloyal attack upon our
American institutions, which, if suc- to the reading notice of Mrs. Dr. kind word to the ‘least of these ’ when post-office. Some one will take the treat­ ed when our work is completed is less than .
ment, and others, seeing its w/ effectn, we should have taken Bnt we hope that
■essful, would be disastrous ; most of Smith, Springfield, Mo. From what I meet them,” *
the new'Hymnal will meet the wants of
send for treatment also.
we
can
learn
óf
the
lady,
what
she
¿11 to the people who make it, not
The worldly aunt brushed a tear
She presents an array of “ testimonials ” our people.
J nowing what they do. No intelli- says is absolutely true, her terms are from her eye after the boy left her
A. L. H obbs , Chairman;
of the most convincing character. They
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ent American, educated in the prin- moderate; and she does not kill if she and said audibly, “ Just like his mo­ are all bona fide names, and can be written
cannot
always
cure.
If
you
are
a
iples of Washington or Lincoln
Dr. Robert Young, the author of the
to, and responses obtained from them.
ther.”
sufferer give Mrs. Dr. Augusta Smith ■. About five minutes later, as a lady Many Of these testimonials are from per­ great Analytical Concordance to the Bible,
vould assail the American Sabbath.
sons well known throughout the country. has written us a sad letter, stating that his
We would thence infer the duty, a trial.
passed the mother and the three chil­
■ckrThe reader will do well to call at­ physicians hare ordered him to abstain
tnd appeal to every American citizen
dren, she saw a "pretty sight—the tention to Mrs. Dr. Smith. Send for , from all literary labor for one year. His
Rose
Leaves.
loyal to republican institutions to
i many friends on this side of the Atlantic
family feasting as perhaps they never particulars.
perform it, of laboring to instruct the
li¥ ERNF-HT GILMQRE.
The following will suffice to show- her j will pray God for his sp ee dy r est or a tion.
had before,.. The dainty sandwiebe»
Dr. Joseph Parker, of London, has de­
masses of. our people in the depen-
were eagerly eaten, the tempting standing at home, in Springfield, Mo.,
Some one has beautifully said:
where she has resided nearly fifteen-years : livered a series of fire lectures, in reply to
ience of liberty upon religion ; that
fruit-basket stood open.
As citizens of f " Springfield,
' - •- and
- • neighbors Col. Ingersoll's lecture, “ What must I do
.hey may refrain from such suicidal “ Kindness is stowed a wav- in the
The oldest child, with her mouth of Mrs. Dr. Smi itirlinT\havnig known her to be Saved!” These lectures are in
heart
like
rose-leaves
in
a
drawer,
to
ittacks upon the safeguards of our
filled with bread and butter, said, for a long time, •, wo"
w^Smite itw^ommending Parker’s happiest vein. By an arrange­
¡ational liberty, and may become the sweeten every ' object around.” A “ Was the pretty boy an angel, mam­ her everywhere as a moat eminently suc­ ment with the author, we will publish them
rilling defenders of the Sabbath, the little girl of about nine years old was ma ?”
cessful physician and a lady of high stand­ on October 10th, in our Standard Series,
“ No,” answered the mother, as a ing in tbe community-
8ro form, ut 15 cents per copy- Thinking
rorkingman's day of rest; education walking along a muddy street in
grateful look brightened her faded
it but fair to Col- Ingersoll, we proposed
E- R- S hipley , Postmaster.
nd worship, and God’s blessed pledge Chicago; her father held her hand, eyes," not now; but he will be on the
R. J. M c E lhaney , President First Na­ to publish his lecture in the same book;
and
seemed
very
tender
in
his
care
f o*.’r nation’s prosperity and honor,
other side, bless his dear heart !’’
he writes us, refusing his consent to the
tional Bank-
And we too said “ Bless hi» heart!”
merican liberty stands or tails with of Ker. The quality and style of their
C ol - S- H- B oyd , exmember of Con­ publication of his lecture side by side
American Sabbath.— Christian garments hinted strongly of wealth, *--A>. O. 1 I Hit O.
with Parker’s- We thought, if he . be­
gress.
while the strong, good face of the
The
widely
known
Mu-
A
lexander lieved in the invincibility of his argu­
temnan.
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Have WisUr's Balsam of Wild Cherry
father, snd the loving, sweet one of always at hand. It cures Congiis, Colds, C ampbell , of Betiiauy, W- V*., herself ment, Mr. Ingersoll would be only too
Announcement.
his child, told of something better Bronchitis, Whooping Cough, Influenza, and several members of her family having happy to ha»« the lectnrj scattered broad­
received treatment, says, (April 14,188JL:
•o. Campbell:
than wealth—even of depth of hearts. Consumption and all Throat and Lung “From what I know of Mrs- Dr- Smith cast- We, fully believing in rue overthrow
of his argument by Dr- Paiker, were
Please announce that I will be at Just as they reached a crossing, where Complaints, 50 <-ents and 81 a bottle.
and her * New Process Treatment,’ I cor­ anxious to place both his attack and
st Chehalem, if the Lord will, and the mud was thicker and the wind
dially commend her to tbe suffering pub­ Parker’s reply
side before
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ntnence meeting at West Chehalem blew stronger, and vehicles of all 1831 THE CULTIVATOR 1882 lic- I commend her as a most skilled public. Does the Colonel feel,*Falstaff-
ool house, on Saturday before the description passed each other in tire­
physician- I can consc($Dtioualy recom­ like that discretion is the better part of
Country Gentleman.
mend her as a most skilled physician. I valor ?
rd Sunday in November, to con- some confusion, they noticed a poorly
can conscientiously recommend her as a
A Commentary on Mark, by Rev- D- C-
ue over Sunday and of evenings clad old womaif* on whose trembling
THE BEST OF THE
benefactress to suffering humanity ”
Hughes,
so well known to. the readers of
ing the ensuing week, until the arm rested a large basket heavily
Amoqg the ladies treated and cured re­ The Homiletic Monthly tot his masterly
AGRICULTURAL
WEEKLIES.
t Saturday at the Gibb’s school laden, standing on the corner, as if
cently are the following :
handling of the Sabbath school Lessons,
sc, to continue over the fourth fearful of crossing over. She looked ENLARGEMENT FOR 1882.
Mrs- Fannie Leedy, Springfield, Mo. ; we have in press- This book is prepared
Mrs- A- Neeper, -Kinmunday, Ill- ; Mrs. especially for the use of preachers, super­
day. It is impossible to be with anxiously at the whirling carts, and,
G xxtlxmax i» the Leadiug Jour­ Jennie Woodburn, Macon, Ill. ; Mrs- Vic intendents and teachers
during 1882-
brethren at West Chehalem on deprecatingly at the passers-by.’ No nal (T he ot CorsTBV
American Agriculture. In amount ami
practical value of contenta, ill extent and ability of Grammjn, Taylor's Bayo, Texas; Mrs. Cloth bound, 81-
ftli Sunday.
one’ seemed to heed her as the well- <-orre>-iH>ndence. in quality of paper aud »tyle of Mary Cqbnell, Salamanea, N- Y- ; Mrs- H.
The Gospel of Mark, from our Teachers’ '
Yours in hope,
publication, it occnpiea the FIRST HANK. It is
dressed throng hurried along.
believed iv have no superior in ephor of the three B. McChesney, Newton, Kentucky: Mrs. Edition of the Revised Version of the Neff
T. M. M organ .
D- C. Krum, Grand Rapids, Mich. ; Mrs- Testament, with Harmony of the Gospel,
" Come, Edith,” said the father, chief division« of
ami Proeeaaea.
M- L- Kenny, Lake View, Chicago ; Mrs. etc., will be ready, October 8. Price,
man Mission in Cincinnati. “this is a dangerous crossing; papa Farm Crop,
IlmtlCMttul-e Ob Fililí.Growing.
Live Sioi-k anil Dairying, J- Breckinridge, Barlow, Ohio; Mrs- D- paper, 15 cents ; in cloth, 50~cents- I- K-
have received from the Stand- will carry you across.”
it elw inc hides all minor departments of ru­ C. Badger, Fly Creek, N- Y-, and hundreds Funk A Co-, 10 & 12 Dey Street, N- Y-
He put out his arms, as he spoke while
ral interest, »ueli as the Poultry Yard, Entomology of others in all parts of the country-
ablishing Co., Cincinnat, Ohio,
Greenhouse and Graporv, Veterinary
The following are a few names of gentle­
lovingly, But the child only whia-v Bee-Keeping.
Dr. Pierce’s Compound Extract of
Replies, Farm Ques-ii-n. and Answers, Fireside
t of 16 page-* in German, pre-
Beading,
Iloinestic
Economy, and a summary of men who have been restored to health : Smart-Weed, composed of extract of Ja­
pered
:
the News of the Week. Its Market Reports are un­ Elder J- R- Gaff, Hamilton, Ohio, former­
by Bro. H. H. J. F. Muler, aet-
"Papa, 1 have rubbers; I’m not usually i-omplete. and much attention is paid to ly president of Troy, Mo-, classic insti­ maica ginger, smart weed or water-pepper
brth “Our Position.” All the
-the Proepecta of th»
the Crop«,
Crops, a*
as throwing light upon ;
and best French brandy, cures colic, diar- #
afraid of the mud. Papa, see the pooF one of the moat important
i
“*—* of all question»
-v— -When?
n-t— ’ tute’; ’C- F- Rowler, Seen River, Montana
s of sale of this tract, above
rh«ei, and dysentery (bloody ilnx). Sold
to Buy and Wlieu
u to SelL “
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liberal!)
Illnwtrat-
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old woman —she seems afraid of some­ ed, and ia intend«! .to simply, in a continually in­ his case was very remarkable- James by druggists, 50.
cost, will be devoted by Bro.
degree, and in the -beet »etise ol the Bevan. Murphyaboro, Ill- ; Henry Cock-,
thing, see how she trembles. Couldn't creasing
term, a
to hiB Oerniau Mission. Price
you help her, papa, while I- run LIVE AGRICULTURAL NEWSPAPER. rell, Bentonville, Ark- f Robert E- and
The Peruvian Syrup has cured thou­
a copy, or SI.00 for 25.
John Gillham, (brothers) Warsaw, III-; sands who were suffering from Dyspepsia,
ahead
The Volume of the Coi - tut G entlemix for — Beidsong, Holly Spring, Ark- ; Peter
Standard Publishing Co. says:
Debilitje, Liver Complaint,"Boils, Humors'
1882 will 1« LARGELY INCREASED in Contents
For answer, the gentleman ap­ l>y
tlie uiditiou of a -uflk.eut number of pages to HiUebrant, Santa Claia, Cal- ; Geo- M- Female Complaints, etc. Pamphlets free
11 be glad to have you unite
meet tlie demands npon Its apace, bnt the terms Oliver, Beaumont, Texas, Ao- ; hundreds
s in pushing them for Bro. proached the old woman, saying, in a will
to any address, Seth W. Fowls A Sons,
coutinue as follow, when paid strictly in ad­
vance: ONE COPY. <-ne year. M SO : FOUR COP- of ol^ldren, also.
and we will till all orders "at low voice:
Boston.
1ES, 8l<>, and an additional copy for the veer free
It makes no difference how long stand­
tes—32.00 a hundred. The
“ This is a tiresome crossing, madam, to the eeutler of tlie Club ; TEX' COI'IEa. 1»,
an additional copy for the year to the sender of ing the disease ia if curable at all it can be
Go out in the damp air, or sit unpro­
pronounced by Pres. C. L. let me lead you across; give me the and
the Club.
tected in a draught, aud your throat will
be excellent, and we know I basket, please.”
(jy All New Hubacriberw for 1«»**, paying in ad­ Removed by Mrs- Dr. Smith-
vance uow, will receive tho Paper WEML1, from
The afflicted write to her- She sends feel sore an<L your head uncomfortable.
uller to be a safe and worthy
receipt of remittance to January let, 1882. wrinot’T
Could you have seen the rested, cha
them by return mail question list and per- You have taken a cold, which you can re­
lease aid the German Mission.
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Copies Free. Addrcaa
ticnlsra- From the anawera to queationa move as promptly as you received it by
Standard Publishing Co., 180 thankful look on that weary old face, UySpecimen
LVl’HVK TVCKEB A BON, Publishers.
i Mrs- Dr- Smith ia able to diognooe the case using Ayer's Cherry Pectoral.
eet, Cincinnati, Ohio.
ALBANY, N. Y.
as the woman found herself safe on