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About The Christian messenger. (Monmouth, Or.) 1870-1877 | View Entire Issue (July 8, 1871)
/ Í w 1 ’ r. I / ....... (Tiristiii’n Messertger T. r. cumpbk M' UMTQ*. We hear much said of natural genin» foi certain purposes—the natural tend ency of some micas in early days—and which led to the achibvemeut of great ge suits. We doulit the soundess of the I , - doctrine. We believe that “it is ednea- J I i I V 'S; I ~ - .* n • MOWMOVTS M b . E ditor : —We commend the fol lowing to the careful attention of the reader» of the'M xhmuhomm , believing it to contain valuable suggestions. We hope that Christiansjwiil often invoke T eachu A of Y amhill Your pairoua, ai far as tiny have expressed themselvea, are in favor of “writtep ex- amiiiatiuns" —therefore, the under signed request» the attendance of the 'L'each»r»/>f the sCotrnty-- for*lliat pur- the Divine-Master in behalf of, Editor», particularly Christian editor», for I think-that they are among those who specially need divine aid and assistance. “In pubjle arid social prayers. there tion whi<(h forms the common mind.” j Tn our trii^e.'we have known two strik- | are frpqnent petitions for a blessing on . the-clergy/upon missionaries, upon in- ing cases that have forced upon us tl^is • - utitutiona of lvaruiug, and upon ruler»!, conclHWoyi. ~ ; in behalf of every class of ]iersona ex H. A. was a i>oy born of parents in 1 ercising a wide iufluence—with one ex common life. As some parents are apt [ ception. We rarely hear a prayer of- to do, they thought their hoy was a i : fered for that olasa whose thoughts •pnvdigy. . When four years old with > wjAta than do thTtWta * - A poee, at McMinviile' on .Tuesday, July 25tli, commenchig ai l o'clock p. M. ,1 pencil,*hc would make a rough imita- | of any other—the editors. tion of an animal. The body was a cir- i Many more persons read the news- cle -the head, tail and legs were short: |va|>erK’ khan attend church. The. stu- marks ending iu a circle. What a won-, ! dents of onr colleges and seminaries are derful child, said the mother. The more largely influenced, though less boy is a genius and must be a painter, • directly, by public opinion, than by .the said the father. After that the. child , private opinions ot their professor». was happy only, when it had a pencil in Our rulers are to s great extent, made hand. Its drawing» were unlike any thing in heaven above or in the earth and unmade *>y the power of the press; lieneath. Time hurried on, nnd his ge-, and yet how seldom are those facts re cognized in public devotion. - nins exhibited itself in rough drawing» If tjiere is any man on this earth who of shiiis,’ troe», ‘hoii«es and- the- like. has need of a conscience, if is the edi Ever regarding his boy aa »'wonderful tor of' a (kopular journal; if any man and aspiring’geniua, the father placetl' needs diviihe guidance it is he; if any hint witty a painter of some eminence, . from whom he took lessons,'and heaoon li uni all living ofteuer than another is called npotrlb act justly, to show mer began to evince decided get ins of talent. cy; it is the man who must sift au over- _ While ailvani'iug rapidly in his ml. — him and hé * «teliuing ma»» of material, ‘'gather the death turned Tiis liaïilTs npon t.l...........'. !.. good into vessel» and cast the bad ‘ passed from earth. Was it the nid|)ral ' genius-of.tbe'ctyild which raised him Ui I away." If any other man in responsi ble position i» more atrongly tempted r early eminence, or was it the fostering âiid a thousand ■ mi inn uuta, - to insincerity . » ,, g- prejudice w care, the flattering notices of hib pni parents, ttort other Hit that Suite mind», are heir to, this edileaiion long < eôHTÎBilRt, ,_____ . contributed, or''even produced this I «e should not like to Lear of him.' Pastors who are hard at work attempt result? Our opinion is that tlie latter ing to mould religious opinion and con was the elhi'ient cause. duct', laymen who long for the coming We kpew another, 'ansi not a dissimi of the kingdom, do not rèàd^your paper lar instance. A boy, with the curiosity i as if it were a luxury—it is a power. It that belongs to many of hi» class, was-1 1 is a mighty power, and the men who de- _ alwuys iiivestigatiug machinery. He i aide wliat voice »hall reach your ears; would examine Die movements of a 1 who' write editorials; who mdtild and wheelbarrow^ a collee mill, or a sausage I color the thousand items which enter cutter, mid hé would lie absorbed for j.. -your households, ' either for good or Lours ill investigating the moyemeufs of evil, need your hearty prayer»? ..In, a patent churn. ’ That tmy is bound to ! , tld» age the pfeaoher can no more if be a great'machinist, says his enrap- ' tiore the editor than hecaii~jesture with ? tilled p..rents.' Arid forthwith the boy out hands. The work done in the pul- 1 wojTid procred to investigate and under- . pit wflT be undone in a haH-liours read- | stand till sorts ofr machinery that came in ing unless-the Same spirit guide them ' his way. He viuplilj before be reached into all truth..” ——------ | ! his teens repair an old clock with the I submit the above to you, Mr. Edi- | best nfthe cr aft He went to »trade— .“ tor, for yotrr consideration. If you I to a practical niaebinist, where he.could AliiirK iU woHbj, pl» «*»»« S*-'*’* w p-waVrtk- *i disjilay'the full lient of hi» mind—sharp cation. May yon have the wisdom to ened by ttie adulation <4 his-own Inves work out your salvation with fear and tigation» and experience, and he is now trepibliug. 1!. N. H ahdman . one of tiie beat practical scientiffiç en A lbany , May 28tli, 1871. gineers of his age, IV liât started his Dogmatic Religion. ruinil in this direction ? Curiosity, faniied and pratsod.by his »jtlbliziiig pa > | Ervin.- tiw ft’irthinl» Era. | rents. Arc we.n>i»takel> ? Casually, from our window, we saw a From all which, we eoneludç, as we be i poor, lean and hungry dog—evidently, gan this article, that “it is mlncation neither he, nor his master (if he ever that forms trio common mind,” and that had a master) had been born with a sil * the child rises to manhood under -ihe ver spoon in their months—his ap|iear- impress of hi» early educators—who de- ance plainly told wliat a- dog's life he cifle ttye destiny by means which they had of it—and before . him seemed a «caroeley realize — E.'<lia«<je. dog’s death. Lying hear the plank rail- frtg, hemeekly raised himself to get out of the way—no doubt, like some oilier poor unfortunates, he felt that he was Dr. Barclay's superb anil standard always in somebody’s, way -as two well- work ofi Jerusalem, lias just been re grown school boys crossed the'bridge printed—a limited editon -and it is the just alongside. Those boys, seemed to purpose of the publisher to bring out ' 1« poor, too, for one of them had no another edition of his daughter's work, >R]1Oe8 On hi» feet, but several well worn “Hadji in Syria.” These worlre andthonght, dorn’s Palestine. Past and Present, and I here is a chance for a kick, or brick hia Sunday Schoiri Book “Ldttle Pij- thrown othia-head. But not ao. At- grim» tn the Holy Land, comprise a library of themselves, of the Holy City and of the Holy Land. “ ^ir passing a little way, the boy »topped, looked at the dog, who had several good points him, and to our fpirpriae Alexander Canipltell's Popular Lee- , as weH M onr delight, nnrollad a pa- turea and Addresses, with a portrait of | p*r which contained their 1 uncty, clieer- the author; Judge Tlygr’s Bible and ingly called the animal and gave him of Social Reform; Prof. Leatherman’s Ele it. The dog seemed to be as much sur- ments of Moral Science; D. M. Grand- pi isi-d as we were. How he evidenced field'a Patriarchal Chant of the Bible, ltis delight—his deep gratitude.' And and Elder James Chaneu’s aeries ol Re how onr own hearts went out to those ligions, Poetical and Juvenile Books in- boys. They may not know it—that clndiligTh'e Gospel and ita Elements, does not matter, they are Christian boys. Baptism in Spirit a»d Fire, Christian They may know nothing about dogma,’ Moral», Koinonia, Christian Evidence, but they are Christian boys. “A righ Cave of Machpehih, Frank Elliot, Igdra- teous man regardeth the life of his sil, Island of Giant Fajrip% Question beast." We are sure the career of these Rooks for Sunday Schools on Acts and boys will tell in after life. The trne Matthew, and the Jnvenile Library of gem is in them. They jare all uncon upwards of forty volumes, edited by scious that anyone noticed them—yet • Elder James Glialleu, arwrall publiidied ‘•"Wow far tlieir little candle throw, his I os ms, Ho sliiuro a good deed in a naughty world.',' by Howard Challen, of.Philadelphia. Those in print can Iw ordered through , this office. T he T svk B ahih or GHtUHT/s U nion .— A sermou by Isaac Err,tt. A neat pam phlet of page»/ Hout to no by Bos worth, Chase A Hall, Publisher», Cin- c From liar Aib<any Democrat. The Cascade railroad bridge is paesa- ble for band rare. It will be all right for train» next week. Work baa been resumed and is being pushed forward on the Custom Hon»e. cinatia, Ohio, wtyo will send it postage Ijota rAemine nt women are coming to paid, on the reefpt of the retail pxjce,’ 10 ■ Oregori, if they can lie made to believe r. cents. that lectnring will pay here^ TotmtsT H Gviei—From A. L. Dun- The lleraid mlju L om , the forger, who " Cioft A Co., we have, “The Geysers," i is sentenced to three year in the Peni and “Around the Bay,” (North.) We tentiary, claims that he was innooently have not had time to exaaiinethis work, led into a trap. ¡' -further than its general apperraneo, The Rtt/itler ttija Harrisburg 1» one of which is convenient, neat and well ar I ranged. Price 75 cents. Order of A. I thedivelieet places in the State. A neat little structure i» being built I* Bancroft A Co., Ban Francisco, Cal. 4 -r- ■ . over the Soda Springs Father Joab Powell has gons to Ocheco Many stranger* are arriving at Albany to preach. —I seeking homes, in Linn oounty. 4DVXBTIMMKNT8. M1BCKLLANKOUB 4 Christian College BOOKER kJIOpERTS, 4* Auctiw and Commission Dealers DRUGGISTS. ' MONTANA, HELENA, MO&MOtTTH, Ona of the fashions of -this season ia to read over all the advertisements in the paper, and see if all the stores are' keeping np with the seasons and styles. II yon mias any familiar name from the list of business'men, you can know that they are not keeping up with tiie times, DEALERS IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC ; Iu King A OlUotto’s Block, Main Stroot. —~ Particular attenti attention given to commission .;_ g7~ ", 18 •*** “ttlea. Storage solicited. and are keeping out of sight on thia account. A little two year old girl was found dead in her bed at Albany a -week ago last night. ‘ . Ed Baum had reached Abany in twym ty-two days from Austria. The Dtmooraf says Prof. R. K. War ren has I teen elected President of Albany College for four years. ; MIST ELL A XKOUS -ADVERT I HEM FNTS. IP. LEVY, X • . ' ' ' fci- '• MAIN STREET, : : 7Í’ m I to W b -XIORNER. T DRUGS, CHEMICALS Paints, Oils. . i Varnishes, PIONEER Front Siroct, one Door Ssuth of Post Offioo, Dallas Oregon. ri"8HE LOCATION OF THE OOL- j LEIlk is C entbal , A ccxssislb and B eautiful .-, r ' —AND— AND PARLOR STOVES, COOKING, BOX TINWARE; COPPER, BRASS AND IRON WIRE, fa Brushes, Colors, TIN AND STOVE STORE, / AD V KBTIHMMBNTH. Weatherford &, Co., w. a. noaxar». oxo. nooxxa. L. H knuebson , Superintendent of C.>iumou School», Yamhill County, Oregon. - * ' ~ " GHaSH, Willdow —-PERFUMERY, TOILETGOODS, ♦ — anv — » Etc., etc., constantly on hand. Also, Pure Wines and Liquors, The rolling prairie on which it is situated is Stove Boilers, FOR MEDICAL PURPOSES. bounded by timber, bordered with a serrated E respectfully invite the attention of all fringe of towering firs, marking the course of Coffee and Tea Pots, who are in want of such articles as are the Lnckimnte, four miles south : tile Wil- kept iu well regulated drug eetabluhmente. Onr goods are from first hands, and are offiured *— Tea Kettles, laniette, two miles east, and the Lacreols, six Jor sale at LOWEST RATES. miles north ; while thy oak hilla, with their flense Phyalrlans'Prvaerlptlons •<rwr»l*ly e*a*- foliage, rise, one above another, in solemn MILK-PANS AND DIPPERS, pounded of Pure Drugs. grandeur, to the miin range, in full view, twenty LARD AND BUTTER CANS, WEATHERFORD A CO., mile« distant. The Cascade range, loo, rising A GREAT «AMIETY.OE GEM PANS. Front street, Portland, Commercial st., Salem, front'the valley to the eeat, stretches »way for fobt mol 7 eighty or one hundred miles to the snow-clad Pressed P.ttiee. for Tarts. Cooking-spoons, Egg Beaters. Porcelain Stew Pots, for Fruit, »iimniit« of Mount» Hood, Jefferson, and the Broiling Fixtures of Improved Pattern, " Tlirro Sisters”- all in fair view from tiie Col Robing Pins, Ac., Ac., Ac. Which I offer for said at price« that will justify lege premise*. Firchasers to patronize me,rather than Salem or ilie lofty Tange immediately west, breaks the ■ ■rtlaud Shope. sea-breexe, and giro«, in thia locality, only a (JT* Special attention will be given to gentle wind from the north or south. With a JOB WOWBL. genial and bracing climate, a fertile »ail, a papu lation distinguished for industry and moral IftKTiEWMAN. nol7 • worth -and removed from the-diversions and - Dallas, Feb. 1, 1871. - - AND— temptations of a city—tiie surroundings are all t % n-o«t favorable for health, virtue, and profleiency in every department Of study. ■■ .... .. ... —«.roro. ........ ............ i-xjt) PORTLAND, 1 UAiui, : i. ; ; 1 t OREGON. muAivn. W STITZEL4 UPTON DEALEB IN (-remerai -Agents, GENERAL MERCHANDISE, CLOTHING, GROCERIES, Real Estate Brokers Door & Sash,Factory. The College -U under the dare of a Ityganl of Trustees, who will spare no puns to make ii EQUAL TO THE'DIMANDS OF THE AGE Main Street, HATS. CAPS, BÖOT8 AND SHOES. The Members of th- Faculty are competent, en ergetic, and devoted to the Cause of Education. KF* Farmers will find it to tlieir advantage The announcement for the Session of 1870—71 • .to call and examine onr stock. All kinds of is as follow»:— Produce taken, and a Fair Priée l»úd. 10:tí DRESS GOODS, TRIMMINGS, • • - DALLAS, A N OFFICE WHERE GENERAL INFOR-' rnauoii cdacorunig the resources of Oregoiv can lie obtainfji rsu or chaxox . Loan, negotiable on Unit mortgage, real estate and collateral security. — Have for sale a large amount of property, lo cated in the towns of Albany, Brownsville and — Corvallis. ’ Also. 60,000 acres ol farming lands of every description) in Linn, Benton and l’otk counties. Person- droning to aell tlieir property iaou» no expense in placing It in our hands lor sale, nuless a sale is made. Call at our office, in Par rub' brick, where we have a team in nedl'iees to convcv parties to view our lands. ' J. C. MENDENHALL, Agent. noaO r Albany, Oregon. , J. M. Campbell. «di'. -o.- - ANNOUNCEMENT For the Session of A Blind and Curtain Combined. — •• ■ —— MATTHEWS A RITCHEY, Sol« Manufacturers of (. handler’« F*atent A\ indow C’urtaiu. H aving purchas ’ d H i i M 1870 and WALL-PAPER, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, ETC., Reading Serie«, Practical Arith metic .................... .7^ . - AGENTS WANTED CDEKOTMEIt, IK’HOOn TEACHERS, 8MAKT TOUNO MEN AND L4DIES WANTED TO CANVASS FOB THE NEW BOOK J L P. H. D. MURPHY, 1 “Our leather'» 1-louse” >B----- - The Unwritten Word. Uy D aniil M ahch , author of the pipular "Night Scenes ” This master in thought «nd language shows us untold ricbtaand beautiel in the Great House, with iis blooming Howers, singing ' birds, waving palms, rolling eliaids, beautiful bow, sacred mountains, delightful riven, mightv oceans, thundering voices, blazing liesvi ns and vast universe with countless beings in millions of worlds, and reads to ns each the unwritten word. Rose tinted, mper ornate engravings ami suiorb binding. Send for circular, in which MONMOUTH -.................................. OREGON is a full description and universal commenda tion bv the press, minulers and college proiess- , lbOQTS, CHEAPER AND BETTER THAN ors, in the strongest possible language. I* aVar. Makes a SfECIALTY of Shoes. Hoot and £?hoe Maker Preparatory Department — Algebra, Geology, Botany, Zoology; Aatrpu- •' only, English Composition, Catin aixl Greek brain nous anil Read er. ........................................ . n.... - - , ' X . * Agent« nl»o Wanted for the Collegiate De|iortment—Full College Course ... . ..................... “Pacific Law Encyclopedia,” % » ETG. Tuition strictly in advance, aa follows; For ten weeks, or half term, n*<t be paid on entering tile School, and like pavmenU to bo made at the commencement of each half term to the eloee of the De»*ion. P"’»*« families at from »2.50 to *3.50 per week. ll the above and many other JOB PRINTING —AND— Book-Binding ! -A.. Gt. WATJ.TTVO, W hitten E xi ' kxtoei rem Usa Urox tme P acific C oast . Soo PAGES! FULL LAW BINDING! TREATS UPON NEARLY 800 DIFFERENT SUB JECTS, To consult a lawyer upon any one of which would cost more than the pnoe of the Book. PORTLAND, Henry Boon'«, COMMERCIAL STREET, . 7V - L Tuitiorf per Term: A thing« can be found „at 8AUM, SUIT CUSTOMERS. - • TH« BEST LA H’ BOOK OUT It Fancy Ooods, ETC., ’ BUIE FIFTH SESSION OF CHRISTIAN- EVERY SIZE WINDOW-GLASS FOR SALE JL College will open oh thé tiret Nònday (5th , n8-tf dayX bi September, 1870, mm ! close on Wednes day before the third Sunday in June, 1871. —DEA LEK I3(— Books & Stationery, ------- AMD------ -— JMLa.do to Order ! I S.A.8S 1871: Primary De)«rtinent—Orthography, HENRY BOON, Doors nnd Hash Al ways on 1 Land, WITH OR WITHOUT LIGHTS, rpE right for Oregon to mimufacTure and sell thene justly relebrati d Window Curtain«, we The Session will eoDsMoi two terms of twenty ijuuld invite Hie lhiblir i«> mspect our stock be weeks each, with .an intermediate examination fore pttfthasing elsewliere. Front Street, lietweeu Salmon and Main, Riv- and renewing of the c I bsmn at the end of the first term. eraide. v> u‘ n7ltf ' Matthew* A Ritchey. --- j. Jfetv Kdilinns of Book« by on: Br<-th in. r a — IvJiuVEa. . Corner Front an«l Alder Street«, aving secured the services of fibmt clamh Who hae the best «elected stock of good« in hi« line to be found in Halem, and will «ell both at Wholesale and Retail at price« that will defv competition. lOitl Instructions on Piano Foite, Printing establiKhment, to manufacture every variety of BLANK BOOKS, and BIND MUSIC, MAGAZINES, e*c., in a superior style, at the shortest notice, at the • LOWEST LIVING, RATES. febl8uwl9:mfi Reasonable. L GROUND. MK WF DRY-GOODS, ORO C KRIKS, -FÌOB- H A R » W A R E, Aid all Kindi of Wallings, trowelling* & MlllanTs Sarseriea, GENERAL AT NURSERY = RATES* MERCHANDISE. FANCY work , '■ Snd immrduiMy for Oirculort and IVrms to A. L. B AVCROrT A Ce^ 29ui3 S as F baxciboo , C al . H. D. BOON, QUEENSWARE, MEDICINES, ALSO Garden Shrubbery & Grape Vines Wax-Work, & Leather-Work, And is ready to 811 ordere a* short notice. 13tf The alxive are the most rapid-rolling am! pop Agents are MONMOUTH, OREGON, DEA LEK IN —IB «ELUSO— FRUIT TREES, By J. F. COWDERY, Of the San Francisco Bar. Christian Hymnal ! BY A COMPETENT TEACHER. Terms : -AT-» ( - workman, u now prepared, ular book ever upon thia Coast H in a connection with his extensive Book and Job meeting with ancceea everywhere. * OREGON. M. P. OWEN, ;, ( ’* MMJKBI IAL S t BKNT, - - - S a LNM, Bookseller and Stationer, ------ BAS OK HASH THX — *' Christian Hymnal, ANEW AND CHOICE COLLECTION OF Church Music, for the Church of Christ. Elegant cloth-binding, verailflon edges, title, gilt letter - '- - - SI Per Dozen - - • -15 00 A large stock of Christian Hymn Boeks on Hand. 80df ..a By a lady who thoroughly under stands thia department of a genteel otncallmi. Monmouth, October78th, 1870. Books and Tracts Door § Sash Factory. ’L-.- f-r* »raw. <■.«. I?VERY STYLE OF DOORS MADE TO OR- VJ <kr, bn idiort notice. SASH, with or without lights, to suit custom . w w A terhouse , Mai* rfrort. esse Maar saavn «< Foe* Offie. MONMOUTH, ri:: IJtf OBEQON. OF THE CHRISTIAN ORDER. DAVID ROHRER OULD INFORITHTR F AND the public that ba he ia in stiliat »till. the OM W in Monmouth, "-------- hammer in hand, be____ puffing, and fir. roaring, ready io do all kind« of work < « ) In his lina — especially making, mend Vr Wig. Wig, and and«harpening plow« sharpening plows Tensas, poelUwelr Cash wr Prwali nlfi-tf Albany Oregon- J. M. SMITH, HARDWARE HARRISBURG, : : ; : : : OREGON, QVOIJCITH ORDERS FROM THOSE DE8IR- c? lag Books and Traeta of the Christian order. Books of any kind that can be obtained will be furnished st living rates, on abort.notice. Address, " J, M. SMITH. Jan. 28 l«tf Harrisburg, Oregon.