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About The Christian messenger. (Monmouth, Or.) 1870-1877 | View Entire Issue (July 1, 1871)
Weatherford dt Co., Christian College DRUGGISTS. Hlttpu, : ; : MONTANA, In Kn« A ORtotteW JUouk, Mata Street. .JFJlKÄÄ0“ g‘”“to Uommi*ïâ’" nity of the world. France^ shorn of <• largo part of her two provisoes, comes next, wMk«'8B4M,0M; and the* the PIONEER á TIN AND STOVE STORE, O Front Street, one Boor South of Post Óffiee, DEALERS IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC drugs , cheje tens Paints, Olis, Varnishes Brushes, Colors« Dallas Oregon. COOKING, BOX AND PARLOR 8TOVEB, TINWARE; COPPER, BRASS and iron wire , Eta., eta., onuetanUv on hand. Also, ----- ----------------- ~~ The main differences that distin guish evangelical churches are differ The administration is ences in chnrch polity, and not in doc .«uUl aud tbonMgMly trinal belief. The educational sys- l acted upon until now. O! when will - -V-l -owr Baptist brethrjjL leiru. iltfL JL«I fit. j the Lord ' niore peifectly? Would to 1, God the pions would learn to s) càk I w here the Bibie’speai-s, tu 1,0 “‘I«11’ | where the Bil le ia silent here 1 would Tw none to advise the, penitent Lbelievel to writ {or God to forgive his ——. Ieinw or her sins. before he or she is im- I merged. All would aay as Apninias said \tq“Sanl: “Arise and be immersed ’ and tau>h away your sins, -.calling on the • name of the Lord." | Thé brethren Burnett wfere highly es teemed people iu 'general. I think that Brother Peter’s preaching at Ashland will U<5 considerable good in enabling aouiekhat su' untangled in the , meshes of sectarianism^ to ’extricate themselves therefrom. - We ’organized a c on gegntion of ten members at Asblatfi, early in the B (Unrig /"which bids fair to do some good in that ' community. One made the good con fession there, and was immersed by Bro. Burnett. . . i '. I preached two discourses yesterday on’ the nt/rth 'side of Rogue river. One made the good confession, thong Jiud then ^e cam« some six miles Ad the By- • bee ferry, on ffie river, where we 'had , agreed to meet with the Jieople ¡to iii- _ niprso two y^unjm|adi<is whp ipMl/.m|| the goixFcrmfrtsiCn. rfer'e wo met wi* largest congregation we ever have had together, to witness^an immersion iti this valley. Mr. Robinson, the ferry man, allowed us the use of his yawl and porch as an audience chamber, and let us have lumber to make seats for onr women and children nnder a majestical oak tree tluU stood in the yard. The men occupied the fence and ground for seats, while we spoke to them for about . three-quarters of an hour, from the sixpi chapter M Bomans, 17th and lbtli verses, to which they listened with pro found attention. We then weat to the water Rear by, where I immersed the three young sisters, in the presence of the large and solemn audience, which was said to be the most quiet and or derly that had ever been seen together on such an occasion here. Truly did the people seem to realize the fact that they were at a burial. • - fl We are on the gaining ground in this section. If the members will .only live their religion all the time, we need fear no evil; but oh I how trail we arel How apt to turp aside. We say to any of our preaching brethren/ that we have no hobbies to ridy; when you are pass ing through tlie valley please give ns a call. Aud to any wishing homes, wheth er preachers or not, that yon might be suited in our pleasant valley, where so far, we have not lied it too wet.nor too dry to produce a ctopjand hope we nev er shall . Our love to all that live our Lord Jesus the Christ, in sincerity. • -» , - T. B. NEWMAN. ■017 Real* Estate Brokers Door & Sash F^htory. . M. Campbell Envyj if surrounded on all sides by the brightness of another's prosperity, litethrse«l>lon confined within a^ cir cle of fire, will sting itself to death. For the Session of WITH OR WITHOUT LIGHTS, TO EVERY SIZE WINDOW-GLASS FOR SALE, nRtf AGENTS WANTED. Bl ISASCLL A V JUJ V S. t>o nol”meddle witTi any business yon know nothing about. of gunshot woupdareported during the Truth whispered is -more effective 1st« war, it is said that only four cases than nonsense thundered. the bullet wounded the heart. * The Contented man is never poor— the discontented never rich. Good company and good conversation are the very sinew of virtue. Eh 1880 the United States had forty one miles of railroad. In 1871 there are 50,000 miles. ; For those who have a living faith there may be Litter sorrows, but there Tuition per Term JOBP ä INTHTG -I - -». nd Book-Binding I t'' Instructions on piano Forte, Christian Hymnal ! L. GROUND, MONMOUTH, OREGON, M ahtiw PrruiwoN. S0L DSALaa m Will the Uible Expositor please copy this from the Mamr.NGBB, and oblige the writer if no one else? M. p. ? BoqraTs.—Flowers mat be tmjM for boquets, either to tjio l^rmon/or Contrast ot oaJare.OHad MMknonizea with orange; orange with yellow; violet with rflfl; tMF*» with blue. Green is th ■ contrast to red; aky-blne to orange; yellow to violet; blue to urenge-red; in digo to orange^yelmw Aid blniah green. To find The contrast to any flowur, cut a srtdjl cirenlar out of one of itf petals; plane ft upon white paper, look at it stead iiyiHtii one eye for a few seconds, without letting the eyelids close. Sleep being a condition' common at BALLAS. Street, QU EE NS WARE, MEDICINES, 1>RY-GOODS, RAL able life, I Vrtttward mi intervals |p all wriimnte nature, it wilj be iuternstiMg to ev^yhody to hear that a writer in an English scientific period ical maintains that sleep is produced by a “molecler change in the nervous stxucture itself on the cerebre spinal svstetn. i, .■> i MMsManM *•’4, * MERCHANDISE.
