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PACIFIC CHRISTIAN MESSENGER, FRIDAY, DEC. 23, 1881
r
fec the Messenger.
Qa Ye TnmperpXe in AB Things.
BY flit®WARDE.
his ears may be securely tucked away
Church Directory.
out of-.sight, youLwill hear him Liuy,, PorflAHil—Flr.t Chrlatlan Church.
and it. no more /resembles the deep
East Park and Columbia Streets.
thunder tones of the lion, than the
Elder«—A. Blaney and J. I’. Dickinson.
barn-yard fowl can compare with the Deacons—W. II. Adams and 1. G. David­
f
nightingale, or tbe mud puddle ap­ son. Brtiee Wolverton, Pastor.
Services—Preaching at 11 a , m . an J
proximate the ocean, and when elec-,
tion is over, heiprove.s to be but a 7:30 1>. Ji. Sunday school at 12:30 P. M.
J. D. Hawes, Supt.
miserable donkey after all.
Prayer meeting, Thursdays, 7:30 p. m .
Then there is the man who is so ' Visiting brethren and friends will please
very temperate, if he could control the make themselves known.. W. n. Adams,
hereafter none would be allowed in * Clerk.'
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heaven but the few! who -believe what ?lis«lon»i} Board.
J. W. Cowls, McMinnville, Chairman.
hiiteach.'-, teachi «Xut does Dot hiin-- lf
al"ways practice, pie is so religiously Bruce Wolverton, Portland, Secretary.
R. H.
i H. A. Johnson, Salem, Treasurer.
temperate, that liS measures every Moss, Monmoutlr, and Frank Martin,
one’s lineJDf Conduct by his own rule, Lafayette.
so wretchedly temperate, that he finds Christian College, Monmouth. Vrtgon.
it utterly impossible to forgive an er­
T. F. Campbell, President. I. F. M.
ror or mistake made by a weak bro­ Bntler, President of Board of Trustees.
Wm. D jwsod , Vice-President. A. W.
ther.
■Well there is some consolation in Lucas, Secretary. L. Bentley, Treasurer.
Christian Mr«*enger.
the thought that there is a Judge ■’
T. F. •Campbell, Editor. Miss Mary
who thoroughly understands all our
efforts for real temperance, and will Stump, Office Editor and Publisher.
Issued weekly from Monmouth. Oregon.
temper Mercy with Justice.
Terms per annum, in advaffbd, S2.50.
MISCELLANEO US.
TUTT’S
PILLS
Temperance, teinperance, what an I
vid old story ; what can be jiaid upon
this subject of which so much thAt is
good and wise has already been said
INDORSED BY
and written? yet men and women
PHYSICIANS, CLERGYMEN, AND
THE AFFLICTED EVERYWHERE.
are old subjects, aJl things in -nature
are old, yet every changing season is
THE GREATEST MEDICAL
new and varied, bringing to us con­
TRIUMPH OF THE AGE.
stant contrasts and surprises.
SYMPTOMS OF A
The religion of Jesus, the lowly
TORRID LIVER.
Maxarene is very old, yet it is the
I som of Rppeti&,Nausea,bowel4 costive,
Pain in tneTTead.with aduli «énaatiòn in
only fountain from whence spring
thè bacii part. Fain under the ahoulder-
blade, fullness after eating, with a diam-
living'' waters pure, and sparkling
clipation to exertion of bod jr or mind.
Irrit
ability of temper7Xow »pinta,TiO8a
with the elixir of life for' those, who
ofmemory, with a feeling ofnaylng neg»
lected some duty, wearinedtorDizsineiw^
will stoop *ii<l drink.
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fluttering of the Heart, Dote before tho
Temperance lecturers usually firing
<?yee. Yellow^Stin, Headache, Reotièaa»
hesa at night, highly colored Urine.
up the heartrending scenes of orphans
IT.THI8E WAB1UKG8 ABE UKHEEDED,
SEROUS DISEASES WILL SOON BE DEVELOPED.
tears, and widows prayers, that ascend
TUTT'S PILL8 ar® especially adapted to
heavenward like burning incense to
such cases,one dose eflectoauch a change
of feeling as to astonish the sufferer.
They Inereaae the Appetite, and cause the
the Throne, that the kind Father will
body to Take on Fleah. thus tbe system la
nourished, and by thelrTonie Action on the
remove this blighting curse .of ivkisky
■ »Igeative Orga«*» Regular a too I a arejpro-
' Cured. Price ‘S> ccr.tM 83 Murray Bit,» M.T.
intemperance from our land. This
view of temperance has been present­
Send for sample copies.
v—t—
By request.
ed over and over again, and while to
(liuY H air nr WntraKM changed toaOxxwav
Christian (liurtli at ¿Monmouth«
B lack by a single application of this D yi It
imparts a natural color, acts Instantaneously.
overrate it would be impossible, yet The Pilgrim On the Sea of Time.
Fold by Druggist*,or eenijby »iprm w* l*e*ip» c-f #1
Services every Lord’s Jay at 11 A, M.
Office,
35 Murray St., New York.
there are iqftemperate persons who
and 7 p. m .
<l»r. TrTT'N KAXTAL *t Toluablr
asd t
»Y L. RABDEN. -
[•efei iUreipU will br «ailed » tUB/or .„¡itali*«. J'
would shudder at the very thought of
Prayer meeting on Wednesday evening
at 7 p. m .
intemperance in the popular accepta­
My barque la on a. stormy sea,
R. H. Moss, Pastor.
Shall dangers overwhelm ;
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tion of the teiip, who do r^ot seem to
Sunday school at 9^30 Ar or. “ A. W.
Not while I see you beacon lighfr,
realize that there are other forms of
Lucas, Superintendent. Stella Rowland,
My Savior's at the helm.
, intemperance just as dreadful in pow-
Secretary. All. are invited to lie-present
The tempest darkens o'er the se^
er, and whose fetters as strongly
at church services, prayer meetings and
The winds, the bijlows rave ;
Sunday School.
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bind*
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But He who Walked Oh Galilee
Chri*tii*n Church at Independent*«*.
TMere are other demons than the
Can still these angry waves.
Elders—I. M. Bntlerand C. Richardsbn.
demon of the cup, other victims of
How many a tried and. weary one,
Deacons—I. VXBduynand W. ]L. Hodgin.
intemperance than those of rum, other
Hatl^sunk beneath the tfee;
I Service first Sunday in each month by
paths that as surely lead to death as
Tbe crown, the victory nearly won—
ONE OF THE OLDEST AND MOST RELIABLE
Eld. H. M. Waller. '
that which the inebriate treads. In "* They chose another guide. j
REMEDIES IN THE WORLD FOR
Church of -Christ al Saltni. »
THE CURE OF
our churches, in the home circle, in
“O pilgrim oa the sea of time,”
Services at 10:30 a . m ., «ml 7 p. m . Sun­
A
distant
watcher
cried
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Coughs,
Colds,
Hoarseness,
social life, how often we forget “ Tetn-
day school at 2 p. M,
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Lose
not
the
bright
and
morning
star,
Sore
Throat,
Bronchitis,
perance in all things.”
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Prayer meeting on Thursday evening at
Trust not another guide.”
Influenza, Asthma,
7 p. M.
It takes but a triHing circumstance
Yesf now the night is nearly gone,
¡Whooping Cough,
Elders
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S.
C.
Adams,
L.
L.
Rowknd
io show a great-principle, and often
Croup, and
My barque glides with the breeze.
and Leo Willis.
what we consider innocent tippiing
Every
affection of the
Look 1 heaven’s glory beams beyond,
Deacons—Andrew Kelley and H. A.
may be, after all, the loosening of the
What vernal shores are these ?
Johnson.
THROAT, LUNGS AND CHEST,
S'. C. Adatas, PreSTReqt of the Board of
chains of an awful giant which with
including
Say, what those gilded glittering towers,
Officers. Leo Willis, Clerk.
mysterious power will blight and de- .What this enchanting song;
CONSUMPTION.
Brethren and friends visiting tho city
BTYvy as surely as the demon of the
Say what these brilliant blooming flow­
( A WELL-KNOWN PHYSICIAN WRITES:
are
cordially
invited
to
attend
these
meet
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ers,
still.
“ 1: docs not dry up a cough, and leave lac cause
ings. t
The music and the throng.
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behind, a, is i!ic case with most preparations, but
Many a man who would not think
lotmeas it. <lean.es the lun;< and allay, irnutkm,
The Church oT ChrH at Clear Dake, Dane
of touching the wine cup, yet who
thus removing ibe wusc of vompl.-’i.-it."
O thia's the city I am told,
County«
I>O NOT nr DEiEIVLD by .-.rude, bear-
The singers are the saved;
will study all day Sunday how he
ing similar names. Be sure you get
Elder—J. E. Roberts.
The music is from the harps of gold.
may drive a sharp bargain with bis
DR. WISTAR’S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY,
Deacons—Wm. Bond and J. C. Jen­
The flowers will never fade.
neighbor and brother, who boasts that
with the signature of " I. BUTTS ” on the wrapper.
nings.
SO Onto anti 81.00 a Bottle.
“ O pilgrim on life's stormy Sea”
he “ Touches not, tastes not, handles
The church meets every 4th Lord’s day.
Prepared by SETH W FpWI.E
SONS, Bo»-
Lot not your courage fail;»
Preaching by Elder J. E. Roberts. Sun­
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MS l> dr.,,*
not” alcoholic stimulants, yet who is
The joys of heaven wait for thee,
day school- every Sunday through the
wonderfully stimulated to hear, re
Push hard against the gale.
summer and sutrnuu.
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peat,, manufacture, comment upon,
Chuivli of ( hrhi nt Bethel.
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aiuf exaggerate all the evil reports in
Elders—J. H. Hawley, — Alderman and
The
Sense
of
Honor
in Boys.
circulation, who may roll up his eyes,
Charles Graves.
ami hold up his hands in holy horror1
Deacons-L. B, Frazier ar. l E. Baiiy.
^Thwe is great confusion in boys
o
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at the sight of a poor wretch stealing
Church ser^ees every Lord's day at 11
k^..hs of honor. You should nut go
into a saloon; yet who would most
. a . m . Sunday school at 10 a . m . J. E.
to the teaernr with tales of your Fenton, superintendent, and J. H. Hawley,
gladly if an opportunity offers, steal'
sch.*lmates, but u7<rn .questioned by assistant superintendent.
out of the public treasury, and think
Vitalbe« and Enriches the Blood. Tones
4bo8iijKhi2-Are in auihority^uver you,
Pxeacliing every. 2ml Ltau a day by Eld.
©p'’fhe System, 3fti"k« a ths* tVouk
™it nSlrrtempeiaflCe f& britib "votes to
Strong, Builds up the Broken-
parent.«, guardians or. teachers', it is T. M. A^organ.
get at the public treasure, who cries
down, Invigorates the
your duty to telf who did a mischief Church of Christ nt Chehalem«
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Brain, and
down with rum intemperance, yet
Elders—W. N. Parrish and J. O. Gustin.
A
t/j broke a rule, no matter what the
blasphemes his God, oppresses the
..—CURES-----
Deacons—G. W. Hardwick and B.
result to yourself, or how unpopular
poor, gives not full measure^does not
Dyspepsia, Nervous Affection«, Gen­
you become. Boys have a false honor Heater.
eral Debility, Neuralgia, Fever
pay his debts.
Preaching every 4th Ixffd’s day by Eld.
which - hides mean and skulking T. M. Morgan.
and Ague, Paralysis, Chronic
He may drink nothing stronger
Diarrhoea, Boils, Dropsy,
actions in each other, which ought to Chnrvh of Chri.t at Amity.
than cold water yet have Buch a mis­
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Humors, Female Com­
be ridiculed out of them. The most
Elders—E. C. Williams and Geo. Mat­
erable disposition as to throw “ cold
plaints, Liver Com­
tox.
cowardly injuries and injustice among
plaint, Remittent
water” on every effort to.raise the
Deacons—J. L. Ladd aud J. H. Martin.
boys go unchecked, and the weaker
Fever, and
Preaching
on
the
IstLord
’
s
day
in
every
fallen, help the distressed, and who
AU DISEASES ORIGINATING IN A BAD STATE
aie abused and bullied in a way every month, by Eld. T. M. Morgan.
turns a “ cold shoulder ” on every
OF THE BLOOD, OR ACCOMPANIED M
Social meeting every 3d Lord's day. . J '
■decent boy shoiild resefit, because this
DEBILITY OR A LOW STATE
Sunday School at 10 a . m ., every Sun­
public enterprise for charity or the
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OF THE SYSTEM.
false notion of> comradeship leads them day. J. L. Ladd, Superintendent ; G.
good of the community -
Springer,
assistant
superintendent
;
Rebec
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to lie, prevaricate or keep silence to ca Puirnkn, secretary ; Katie Martin, libra­
Some die of intemperance who have
,
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screen the guilty.
Teachers , and rian.
never even looked upon the wino red
Stappliea the blond with it* Vital Principle, or
•friends ought to put down this.ignor­ Chrlatlau Church at Man Fraiiri*««».
lJfe Element, IKON, minting strength,
and glowing, but have violated almost
Vijror and »w I.lfc hid all par»« of the system.
ant, petty " sense of honor ” for some­
J. H. MoCollongh, pastor.
BEING FREE FROM ALCOHOL, ita energiz­
every law of man, nature and God,
Services
every
Lord's
day
in
Grand
ing
effects are not followed by corresponding r<MC-
thing more intelligent and upright.
ttou, but are permanent.
" Be ye t dm perate in all things.”
Central Hall, oor. 6th and Market, at 11
When you know of a wrong, and a . m . and 7:30
—■*“ acbool " at
..'30 p.
p. “
M. “
Bunday
SETH W. FOWI.F. & SONS, Proprietors «6
Oh ' how easy to obey where no sac-
Harruon Avcrfuc, Boston. Sold by ail Druggists .
keep silence about it tvhen asked, you 12:45 r. M. ] Prayer meeting Wednesday at
. rifieg is demanded! aryl where there is
7:30 p. n._______
; meets ______________
from hoase to house.
become a partner in wjong, and Visiting brethren and friends invited to
much to gain. How* little sympathy
Agents wanted for “Our EMPIRE
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responsible for its original meannt}§8. meet with us.
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those who make no., sacrifice hav,
Jwsl id*lied, by ablest Geograptirai scholar. Co«»ty
i” a pity that boys and grown
Map* of *J«ry Sut* and Ttmt. ry la color*, «very KaU-
$1,500 per year can be easily mado at Mad
and Toyra heautifally illustrated. Telle of Miaiag.
with those who do, and how often we
Fanatng,
as’•stead. Railroad and u»>er Lands Treat«
people did not carry the same strict­ home working for E. G. Rideout A Co., 10 portatioa. ih-
Prire«: Racial, Rdnmtional aad Religinwt Coa-
see a display of tempeiance where no
ditton , \ativual»ii«a rcrresmUd ; ('liasato.MbiJe. Prvdacta.
U tee*, all Trade« aad ProfoBriaae %l| Stattetiee; Areas:
ness of principle thgy show in screen­ Barolay Street, New York,. Send for their Rainfalls
; Manitoba British < >r*mhia, Alaska. Texas and
real temperance exists.
soetP-n. Sells to every eia«.. W m H hutwn A
ly Jvery
ing bullies and frauds into* points of catalogue and foil particulars.
o..
Waabinctoa St.. Sas Fraaeieoo. Cal.
About election times how temperate
genuine honor and courage.— The
some politicians become, so radical
Hkve W¡star's Balsam of Wild Cherry
Toanr tvString with Catarrh
Wise Hlackburd in December Wide always at Land. It cures Coughs, Colds,
or Bronchitis who oarriHtty
that he almost faihtc at the mere, nicn- i
dovlr« r-llef. I can tarsi,h a
A icuke.
Bronchitis, Whooping Cough, Influenza,
•wranMt Parmanent and I’ m -
tion of whiskey, (but could l>e restor­
1’1», Cure. A Honta TraalinwL
Consumption and all Throat and Lnng
No chara, tor connttatlan toy
ed by a little brandy, ho ire ver). and
mall. Valuable Trutiaa Fro,.
Complaints, 50 cents and Si a bottle.
"His Tvr.ndfr« art» lh* Mpgriw ih
An Absorbing Topic
before election he will don the. lions
•f his oww cvp*rii'w w*y aw
tbr oaly known nte-yts »f p«r-
man»h» cpre.’ —Ahinf'-/
hkin and lecture ! lecture 11 lecture ' ” is life extraordinary cure of kidney disease
Impure blood causes poor circulation,
T. P. CSIUPA Trw. 0.
and diabetes by the Day Kidney Pad. then disorders. such a* Liver and Kidney
(being a natural faultfinder lecturing
Cure -by absorption is certain in these Oomplaint, Dyspepsia, Constipation, Piles,
is his normal condition).
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maladies. $2, by druggists or by mill. akin disorders, etc., which are curable by BEATTY’S
i feèl MMI
But just watch and listen, though | D»y Kidney Pod Co., Buffalo, ».
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PERUVIAN SYRUP
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dre.. BEATTY, VouLiugiuu, X. J.
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Eleventh Vilume
j Ahll proposes to bring itself up to
standard of excellence equal
to the best
CHRISTIAN WEEKLIES.
It is i f /-fecial interest to the Brotherhood
W< st of the Rocky Mountains, and
* ¿very Disciple on the
PACIFIC SLOPE
Should subscribe for it.
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PACIFIC CHRISTIAN ’MESSENGER.
Monmouth. Oregon.
—iTHE
Chicago A North-Western Railway
I m the OLDEST ’ BEST'COXHTKli TEDBEST
EQUIPPED ! and hence the
LEADING
%
RAILWAY
—<)F THE—
WEST AND NORTHWEST!
ntid HAFE Ltw
ft is the SHORT.
COUNCIL BLUFFS
CHICAGO,
MILWAUKEE,
An»i all ¡> ints EAST, *ucb an
Slrtgr.in Vail«« >ew V<»rk. Philndrlphln«
in.
u«hiHKt9U. Baltimore. Pitt»»
baii'g« Slontrea|. Tarotato, Detroit,
< 1« velaiisi.
AtCnwci! Elnfl«* the Train# of tb* Chicago* A
• North-Westtm and tbe U. P. P ts. depart from,
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.jvi«t-Uu4’ >n Dej>uU—- -
At t I i ak”. •*!• -• ‘ i-i:
are i:;a<k°w:th the
Lake Shore. MkhigMi aud Central, Baltimore and
Ohi:>, Ft. W.vnr and Penney han ia, and CLi<*ag<>
A Grand Trunk B y«, and the Kankakee and Pan
1 Handle Bouton.
Pullman Palace Drawing Room
Cars
Are ran oil »11 through train» of this road.
It ii- the OVDV ROAD Between
COUNCIL BLUFFS 4k CHICACO
Upon which i» ran the celebrated
.
Pi'll man Hotel Dining Cars.
Insiat upon Ticket Agents selling yon Ticket«
via tbi» road. lixTmine your Tickets, and refine
Jo buy if they do not read over U m Cl i-raeo aud
N w rih W este rn Ha ll wa y.------------------------ — —----------------
If yen wish tbe Lett Traveling Accommodation«
yon will buy your ViekeM bv this Boat« ¡XT" AND
WILL TAKE NONK OTHSlL
All Ticket Asrn-s aetbTirketw by this Line. ’--------
MABVIN huohitt ,
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id V. P. 4 Gi u’l Mang r, Chicago.
|ll-l<-ly
/SIMM1 Pur,«rerp rut* make Nrw Kicb
BI om I. and will completely change the blood in
theentlreevHteni In three month«. An»penon
who will take 1 pill each nl.ht from 1 toltweekn
mav lie restored to round health, it ,uch a thing
be uo-ible. Sent b» mail for 8 letter tump,.
J. A. JOH.VSO.V « CO; Botlctt, M*u,
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