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- Ml*iŒI*LANEdU8 ADVl&TIHKMKXTti
NEW ADVERTISEMENT».
| A TYoso to Bow — Truth te one of the rarest
in every thing; may have enough for '
HPE IKTt) VülH SON,
virtues. Many a yisntu h® te*!9 I'"1 •"«oetaty
ev»ry good work;—“^ b it is written:“
Official Paper fiH^PuIk County, Oregui». “He has scattered abroad; Helms given
Who will heed the following excellent by slliiwiuR falsehood to tarnish hi« ifiiaraeter,
CITY OF THE GREAT KING,”-
HIMES
&
BACHELDER,
advfbeof
Dr. Murray“Speak to yonr aud byfuulishly Uirowiug tram away. Honesty,
to
the <*-■
pious,
His rigltteiiusness re
MoxxotTH: S<vi:i>w. JVLÎi », 1871.
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frankness, generosity, virtue—blessed trnite! Bo
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soi^. Snv |o him, My ion lam pot ed- these yours, lily boy«, wo stall not fear. You
”
‘«Nun fufrejpi
no,ftingyou
for
thin
earth;
I
am.ednoa-
|
are
watched
by
your
ciders.
Meu
who
are
look
V
But
som»
t
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soui»
ono
may
say
if
I
knew
just
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AHBBEhJi TQ THE IJKETHKi:^,
U3-
lmw much the good Lord demand» of’’ iitlg yon for heaven. I am not showing I ing for clerks aud apprentices. have moir oyea
Dr.
ŒJ.
'Bm.ovKD BwETiiiuiN in Ciutlsi;—Per- me 1 would give itj ami it majr be be you how to syrveyour self, lam showing I oil you, If you are profatie, vulgar, saloon-going,
'
they
will
not
choose
you.
If
you
are
upright,
lujt me to call y our attention to it sub- , cause.you- can’t ascertain the precise ¡ you bow to serve God. It will not de- I ' steaily, and industrioiui, be'fbrb longyou wil*
j'Lato MiíHÍonnrv to Jemzaletn. ]
V3—-■—rx- 93
ieelMsf.vitaLimportance to the prosjier- amount you do not give afiythipg; and | light mfi-ono hundredth part so much | find good places, kind masters, and the prospect
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Front street, Pori In nd, Oregon.
’ a tv of the cauip>-.of truth in our laud. thus you are looking on things aoceed- to know that you aro fitted for business, I 1 of a useful life before you.
A small Edition of this su-
rßT ALL "KINDS OF COUNTY PRINTING
as
to
feel
that
yott
are
fitted
in
charac-
:
In the discliargeof this duty, (forwrt’ ing to
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amP BOOK-BINDING to order r , reasonable perjiwort in now ready and will be mailed post-
outward appearance, forgetting
rates.-
lAih.'S
—
Doi'Jry
Brick
for
Siale.
paid
to Any address for<3 oo. .
■regard it;, ulfow me to use plainness of that God loves a cheerful giver and will ter and taste for heaven.’ Say to' him,
• «.
“
My
boy
lam
not
able
to
keep
you,God
«
A
sp ech.
■ r
. A
ipake all grace abound to him. The
I V ill have ready for iwa-and fof« ude. at
The
As only 240 oopies can be issued, on aocount
Ikjs iv fict, T presume mliuitted by all, I rnje js> w must cheerfully give of what alonfia abl^ to keep you. He alone1 Monmouth, by tho first of Septomber, 1871, a
J. t. GRt HBS, A. M„ M. IX
Of tho chrotnos being destroyed, all desiring to
that scriptural views of onr duties i . . h
aVe. I aiu persuaded that annnal- is able to keep you. He alone gives the
secure copies will consult their iuteree^E^i--
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choice Jot of brick.
fi|rlchip,if._our relations to Christ, are I ly (be decfples spend more money in breath yon breathe to yonr nostrils; He
Physician and Surgeon dering at onoe.,
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G. ELLIPTT.
Apply to
indespenaible to a faithful discharge of foolish expendiihres at places where a alone upholds you; but for Him, you
HOWARD CHALLEN, Publisher. ~~
orricB at nic R olh and coad ' s pruo stork .
Philadelphia.
onr obligations to him. It will also be Christian ought not to be fohnd, than would even while I am talking with you,
Building Vo lx for Sale.
Ilesideuce in the “ Whitson .house,,” Main si.
adnrited that correct conceptions of the i Would be necessary tq supply all the drop dead. Remember that you ai e
Tlie Trustee« of Christian College have
M- M- — Agents wanted to sell Alexander
official standing and ch aracter of Christ wants of the poor, and destitute wjth not mine; you are not.your mother's;
for sale a number of desirable building lots
DALLAS,/.,....................
OREGON.
Caiupbell'B Popular Lectures and Addresses.
in Monmouth, located ^convenient to V»e
you are God’s, He gavo you- life. He
are important to us; because us are our the gos;>el in onr land,
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Colle ,e Building. Di«- tension* of lo 82 hi
upholds you day byday ; without Him
eoneeptfons of Christ,-so will* be the
by 1
pi iee $25.00 coin.
My deai^brother is it possible that
you could do nothing. By and by, your
standard of 6nr ehxistianity. In the ra-
you lmve concluded that God has noth-
stay here willed.
Ho will send His
NEW THIS WEEK.
. tio of the influenee that we permit
ing for you to do .but to pass along in
A DOZEN REASONS
messenger to "bring you home, and
Christ to exert over us, so will our con
¿Reduced Rates of Ferriage
this life and die and go to glory? Bui
jou must go. Ah ! see to it that you
duct be controlled, and ths line of con-
U THE -ftALEM STEAM FERRY
remember this, that lie who gives spar
dqct is iuhurmony, with thfe" conception
^ a ’ w HY the
afe prepared fp meet Him in that hour.”
ingly shall also reap sparingly; and ho
I Lave in Htorq, eight Elden, Iowa No. 1, Two-
Say this to your son, father; say it in so
of the cliarac.er of the person—exerting,
»•
who gives bountifully, shall also reap
hoTHB WagoiiM for aalo at $150.00 each; or will
For each span horses ami wagon.....
25
many
the influence over us. Thevefotarif out boputifully. ;‘: __
“) them for Wheat, delivered at Incte-
“ “ additionrl animal.. .....,
ex<
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~ muer lie « exchange
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honk)
nud
bitggv
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Tspokernto^t>&'-fatty
understood.
The
dence.
vietes of C’hrist Le too low, our staudard
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five c owing, paid in advance 1 00 "
Brethren I am. pursuaded better voice adds force to tile truth, and deep
of-duty^willalsobe too low.
“ •• rna-i ami horse............................." 25
things of yon, and things that accompa ens its impression.
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six tiaidia advance....................1 00
Bear testimony
masufactvhed by
Once more^-In the ratio of onr . love
ri
“ “ footman ....................
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ny salvation, though we thus speak:— then for God and youryhildren will re
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for Christ, so will be tire assimilation of'
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twelve criksuig, paid in ailvanco 1(K)
God is slack to 'forget your Tabor bl
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Iqdeeaii
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mal.
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member
it
while
you
live"?
audjw'heiryou
our conduct to that of bis. Thus—if
twelve, paid in advance.. . .„. 1 0b J
love in ministering to the sa’nts. and have gone from Bight, being gathered to
Davis
Son “ " “■ -hog,
sheep or goat ‘ri...................... «
_ .Christ labored for Our good, so we will
Farmers'! Farmers!
that yon will with one voice and mind your reward; the»’ will say—‘Onr lather
J. W. SMITH,
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labor ‘for the _gpoiL<if others. If Christ
IM THE
26in6
iinpt. Suiein Steam Ferry.
send up whatever you may have or the
Tlio
ii,idir>iigne<l
lias purcha»«! the Ware-
failed not in his duty towards-us^but
A
gave for our benefit., so we will give for
bou«e' near the lung bridge at Independence, and
T goods of this world to spare, that the-
taught us all he knew of wisdom;' and «is now Uioenughly repairmg the «ame for the BEST FAMILY MEDICINE OF THIS’ AGE.
the good of others. Whatever belongs to.,
gospel may be sent, and that the hearts they will rise up and,call yoji blessed.
purpose of storing Wheat. Those desiring to do
and is a part of the whole belongs to its <
bo . will t’nd.everv-adcoininodatioh. S ack « fur-t
of our brethren in the destitute- places
niahrii-tliose wishing tlletu.
second part. If C hrist as the w hotay
.
■■ may be made once more to rejoice, and
II<»w to iJJakf Fa<a Life Attractive*
And why it be kept atways near at haM:
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7
J. C. BELL.
gave,, so will we as parts qf the whole ’ .
.
to take fresh courage. O could we all
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1, By less hard work. Farmers often
realise -- the.
- .words- of Christ when, he
Having (hits caiiliously entered the
.
<l>t. /'"<n Killer in the m ^t oertain Cholera
.‘It is more blessed tchgivo than te undertake more than they, can do well,
ti*at medical actenee iiaa produced. -
>
qqrtieo of the subject - and having 1
and consequently work too early and
AT-
receive.”, — -
2nd. /'uw-JuZtoF, as a Dmrrhoe^addysentary
thrown up here and fiiere a slight foiti-
late.
remdy,
in
uneqalJed.
It
.«5ldo«a
if
ever
AVlieat
Wanted
Tlu-n-
is
always
enjoyment
in
harmp-
bur advance al-
-2_.
2
wifi cuVe Cf-ampH or l’aine in
Tlie. undersigned wishes to but (20,000) twen 3rd. /’«in
low me to- say—at our State meeting, ny yvith the nature of the employment. should have a tima to. begin ard jtop la
i ^ intde : jxtcjb
anv pert of the Hywtein. A ainglo doze us
ty tli>>usan«l nmmek merchanable wheat. High-
1>nt recently closed, the cry came np - Therefore-tn be employed in doing good bor. They shofild put" mo^e rnirnl and * estcaHirprfre paid by
ually efiecta a cure.
J. C. BElxL.
from various, part« of onr, land fqr help.
others renders a^ revenue of happi- maclrinery into theirwor-k. Theyshónld
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4 th. . Petin KUler will cure Dyspepsia and in
digestion, if used according to directions.
' Men from destitute portions of-the ness iu keeping with the employment. theorize os well &s pr-ctice; and let both
Sth. . Piin KiUÿ'Âtftm alfiiorit never failing cure
May grace abound- to you all. ... . -
.State s I ovk ! up and plead
i-gd-togother. Farming is healthy, mor-
for Hudden Colds, Cdnglw, Ac.
-’Men frour many parts of .the eonntry .__ ___ ____ G. O. B iiinett .
6 th. . Pain Killer han proved i tee If a Soÿïirèign
al and respetable;and in the long run may
NEW ADVERTISEMENT«.
M onmouth ; July 20th, .1871.
Remedy tor Fevert<;md«Àngne, and Chill
' begged us to help send the word of life
be made profitable. The farmer should
Fever; it lia» cured the most Obe tinate
«
Itôl.
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C|U*CS.
utuoiig t Uem, by sendiqg afaithful
keep good stock, and be out of debt. *=
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J.
NORTHRUP,
7tll. Pain Killer ¡is a liniment ttnuqualled.
y.preaehcr qf -that- waul—“Because it
COUDEN WORDS.
—3. By taking carb of health. Farm
For Frost B ton. CTiiWlaina, Burn«, Bruin-
pleased God by the foolishness of
dbale B IB
© h , Cute, Bprains, Ac., no Physician can
ers have a healthy variety of exercise,
S. L. RUNNER & CO..
do nfore'thau it. - -
The wise
jTOtching IV
to save" tL«n
that WlttlU.
beliete.”
pi
tU’
vunv
v neither grieve “for the. dead but too often neglect cleanliness," eat
8th. /bii/i Killer
cured casca of llhpma-
. Never "W ill Lforgc't,,indeed I don’t want nov ^or Vte
Hreeshna.
H A
D AV TV
âvf : opptvko ud fstablis ieii
irregularly and hurriedly', and sleep in
tiam and N’euralgia^fter year» standing.
a Htovo and r
Btme thfc above named'
Right
makes might. •^■Abralmnr Linr ■ill ventilated apartments, and expose Iron «nrt Dirti; Hub., Spoke«, Rim«; &c. »th. J'«ú» Ailler will dentro'
i»v Bdila, FeloiiH,
to forget, the sonl-stiring words of our \
~
t a'..
of
place, with « ie
.
Whitlow*.
Old
Horw
aud
Swelled
Joint»,
■
■ themselves neecMessly to cold.
t hild-of God, as ho stood^up before the coin.-
giving relief ti <»ni Pain after the fii>t ap
O begun .
P
ortland ,
lness enger s of the cljurphes with a flood
plication.'
4 By adorning the home. .Books, pa
Grieve "not that men know not yoit;
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10th. Pain KiUrr cure* Headaclie, Toothache,
of tears stre»nring from his eyes, and _ffrieve, that you know not men.— pers, ’pictures, music and readyig,
and Neuralgic Pain« in any part of the -A-xid Box Sto-vo& !.
besought ns in strains of burning elo Cob/hciMg^ ,
V-; should all be brought tq bcar upon th e
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11th. Pain KiTlrr will Have you day* «»’ zfcknestk Ever brought ‘Polk county, and st price* a»
quence, to send some oujuto his district
We enjoy »»»selves only in onr wbrk, indoor entertainments; and neatness and
and
many
a
dollar
in
tjtne
and
Doc
tor
a low as any place tb s side o '
to preach the gospel of Christ in its our duty; and our best doing is our best comfort, order, shrubbery, flowers and
_ Bill«.
native purity. He said, “for many .years enjoyment.— Jaoo' i. —
frtnff, should nil harmonise without.
<f
i rely ve-eUMt* prefJOT- .
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FRANCISCO
i, safe to
ke. t. an-«
. j use in )A every
family.
ation,
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-have 1 been striving to serve Christ in
There would be fewer desertions of
ThefimpUc'ty a endingi' tree, together with*
On some countenances is written a
iujL_W«nk yrajr —t; can’t compromise
old homesteads if pains were taken to
the gre .t variety o. diHoaHet« that inay >»e entirely
history, on others merejyA date.— J. P.
eradiea* d by it., • *d the great amount of ■ in
Christianity and blend it with the tradi- I 1
make it agreeable. Ease, order, health,
and-Htirfcnng that can be alleviated throir, . ite
llitcher,
‘
»
tions of men; and therefore I stand with
une, make it imper» ive upon every person to
and beauty are compatible with farm life,
A. D. AND A. r. BUTLKB,
Hti|>ply
them
m J ve.s with H im valuable remedy,
Every
undertaking
is
involved
in
its
a few others alone, and our deep pov-
and were ordained to go with it.
ana to keep it alwxya near at hand.
DRV G G I STD.
WW e ARE ALSO PllETARED TO Do'lftMt
' erty prevents us from culling ant one to faults, as the fire in its smoke. — The
^.Monmouth,
- - Oregon.
You glean knowledge by reading but
Will
not
the
love
of
Christ
Hhnqrat
Geeta.
our help. V.
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JOB ’W7OH.K.
you must separate ths chaff from the j
‘S’
A woman on the auction-block’U a sad wheat by thinking
copstrain you and capse yon to remerh-
The Pain Killer is now known and
appreciated in evenr c uaitor o’ the Globe. V .y- Or A ll K inds , in a F iiwt -C lasb M anner .
""b«r ‘that though he was riih, yet for der sight than a queen on the soaffold.—
Mlciana recoin menu i« in the’ p actice, whi e all
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Charles
Sumner.
your sake, he Ijecaine poor, that ye
classes.of society n«ve found in it relief and
No man’s spirits were ever hurt by
dZ* CouNTRr M erchants Furnished at the
comfort.
Lowest Wholesale Rates.
through his poverty * might- become
Fools with bookish .knowledge, aro doing his duty; on the contrary one good
rich’.” "
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children with edged weapons; they hurt action, one temptation resisted and over
G ive it a T rial .
h' TK Pruuc are inv led to Call and Ex-
After much reflection-upon the part themselves and put others in pain,— come, one sacrifice of desire or interest,
amiue EEPOKE to:r J e’owl "'.e.
of many, a committee of four brethren Zimmerman.
B L. F21.NEB A CO.
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purely for .conscience’ sake, will prove a
Don’t be deceived or induced to buy the
was appointed by the Messengers to act
cofdial for weak and low spirits, far be
many
worthier
N<
Loma
of/ei
ned
I
v
unprinci-
a woke to girls .
as agents and to attend to this very . /
N.'B.—A ll R zf A ihixo »nd.. or VZ obk done
yond what either indulgence, or divers
MACHINERY
mon tr»vel‘n?ttnen^i t eoounl/.
AGRICULTURAL
with Neatuon «nd Dispatch as I aai a Practical
tiring. Tf these brethren lie inqriire l
Workman, myself.
B. L. FENNER.
’ The woman who is ■ indifferent to her ions, or company can ever do_for them.
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B’OXT.
Be sure and buy the genuiae. Every
of,, they are the Messengers of the
Independence, MaroR27,1371.
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’
•looks is no trne woman. God « umsm U
Druggist
and
r
lmoet
every
Country
Store
Keep
At mill Below Portland Pr^eealtt
Churches. “Wherefore show ye to I
Many readers judge of the power of
er Mill Grocers throughout tlie land, keep <i for
I woman to be attractive, to look well, to
’ them ami beforirfhe Churches ^he proof pl^" sna h"'is'
sale. .
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V
i one of lier duties to a bpok by the shock it gives tlieir fetri-
T. CUNNINCHAM & CO.,
of your love.”
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ings—as some savage tribes determine
j carry out this intention of her Maker.
S alem ,
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O mgon
Bro. L. L. Rowland, whose praise.is ; Bnt that dress is to do it all, and to I the jvower of muskets by their recoil;
miscellaneous advertisements .
Offer tor sale the following apendMl as
in all the chnrehes, is chairman, and suffice, is more than I oan be brought to i that being considered the bost which
sort meut of macliinej:
Bro. Wm. Ruble, a man beloved for his* believe. .Tnst because I do love to see fairly prostrates the purchaser.
Swfipttake ThrcMhrra—With «now improve
STRAYED ,
ment* tor 1871, which makea thin toe beat
seff-sacrifieing
to me
the canseMH-
canse-qt wri,l<x>
"H-S.1. nne.ng Hevotion
uevouon to
k well,
ns well
live to
some
Kaagrs Axrwrv
was««, v»n
wvaa as
s»o aivv
w oviuv
HOM THE PREMISES OF THE BUB- A Blind and Curtain Combined
machine e.ver brought to this evaat.
The Sunday School Workman thus
Christ,
iliri^. is corresponding secretary The -pnrpose
poae ; ' j wonld nrge
e n
thpm SIJ(!h
sueh
scriber, > y Sth, a brighty Hone, 14H
Gtntilne Burkey«- Reaper and Mower-
hand« high, «malt bead -->d neck. «I mils
other two brethren, Btewnrt and Wil- | s conrRe or rPadin(r<lna 8tlldv BH will defines true criticism; “Tobe earnest,
bP’-
Combined hand and self-rakers— three sizes. high or in 15 tho
S course or reading «nd study as will
shoulder and neck, droop« liehind;
MATTHEWS & RITCHEY,
This machine stands at t e very head of
cox, areriheu highly approved among ns. I confer such charms as no modiste can but kind; to be forcible, yet gentle.
f< ir dark feet, unshod; tail short and thick.
American Reapers, and for strength, beauty all An
person returning the same to me or (riv
Into the hands of these brethren, the supply. N. P. Willis wrote once a very To be plain, and very practical. To
aud excellence, has no equal. f
Sole Manufacturers of
ing formation of his wherealionta w be lib
Messengers committed the receivin'; of pretty jiaragraph on the power of educa direct the criticism in such a way os to New York Combined Reaper and Mower erally rewarded.
D k . J. C. GRUBES.
—with automat e self-raking attachment—
;
Valla» Oregon.
Chandler’s 1 *atent A\ indow Curtain.
donations, and their disbursement, in tion to beautify. That it absolutely efiect a real good.
two sizes. This machine is too well known
tq need special commendation liere. We
preaching the gospel to the destitute.
chisled the features; that ho had seen
guarrantee it in every respect.
aving purchas ’ d the right
‘“Corner loafing" with the use of abu
> Thus, my beloved, an opportunity is i many a clumsy nose and thick pair of
New York Hand Reaper and Mower—
for Oregon to manufacture and sell
Combined, will do good work under all „cir-
now presented to us to minister to the lips so modified by thought awakened sive, indecent, or insulting language,
these justly ce ebra.ed Window Curtains, we
cumsiancet|.
R.
R.
PARRISH,
would
ipvite the Public to ilupeot our stock be
whether
addressed
to
any
person
passing
wants of the ixxjrer Saints; that thro’
and active sentiment as to be unrecog
fore pQrc.ik.ing elsewhere.
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Burt'a Kagle Reaper an Mower—Com
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our abundant liberality, vblnntarily be nizable. And he put it on that ground upon any highway, to any other person,
Front Street, lietwoen Salmon ahd Main, Riv
bined,‘strong, excellent, and the cheapest in
erside.
the
market.
or
to
no
person
in
particular,
lias
bee
stowed, many may render thanks to that we 90 often see people, homely and
n7:tf
Matthews A Ritchey.*
Kastcrly Reaper and «Mower—Combined.
God, and their overflowing joy arid deep unattractive in youth; bloom in middle made statutory offense in Connecticut, Walter Wood's Reaper and Mower—
punishable
by
a
fine
not
exceeding
sev
poverty may abound to the riches of life into a softened Indian summer of
Combined.
Independence,
till
Oregon
en dollars.
> Buckeye Mower—Four sizes.
onr liberality.
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good looks and mellow tones.
—A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF—
Wood's
Mower
—
Two
sizes!
Now, bfethren, as you excel in faith
A mob is a monster, with beads Kx eels lor Mower—Two sizes.
Mexican Saddles,
Bridles,
and in knowledge, and ig all dilligence,
A low anil brutal nature does not feel himself enough, bnt no heart and little brains.
Maine's Genuine Headers—With new im-
Bits, lleins, Spprs, Whips, laishea,
to be very sinful. He ba« not the moral sight
excel in this grace alsota.
provoments—10 to 12 feet cut.
by which to appreciate the standard of true
It is a fearful thing to see bow some men are Burt's Clipper and Grifllu's Sulky Martlngnlen,
For I do not intend that there shall manhood. He ha. not the judgment by which
Rakes.
Anlterw,
made worse by trial. It is terrible to watch
<o)lar«-
be relief to others, and affliction to you, to* oompare the real with the ideal.
—DEALER IM—
norrow a. it «ours the temper, and works out Gridin's Revolving Horse Hake«.
>
LadleM' Raddles,
Horse Power»—Corey’s, Sweepstakes and
but that, according to equality, your
into malevolence and misanthrohy.
Hone
Br.uihe«,
Patent
Leather,
Curryoom
ba,
Pitt
’
s
—
all
sizes.
Do daili and hourly your duty; do it patiently
_abuudahce, at Uris present trine, may-
Kndless Chain Threshers.
. Cinohaa, Chamois Skins, Taoist. Coppar
A Quaker's advice to his son on bis wedding
supply ¿heir wants; and that, at a future and thorpjttghly. Do it as it prosant« itself; do
Rivots, Curds, Rawhide«, Stir
Scythes
and
Rnaths,
Grain
Cradles,
Hay
and
itht
the
moment,
tnd
let
It
lie
its
one
reward.
day: “When thee went a-courtmg I told thee
time, their abundance may Btipply your
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rup«. Enamaled Duck, etc..
Grain fo ks, H ves. Plows and Har
Sever mind whether it, is known or aokiiowl- to keep thy eye» wide open^ now that' thou art
rows, in great variety. Hardware,
wants; that there may be equality, os it
CONSTANTLY
ON
HAND.
edgd or not; but do not fail to do IL ”
married I toll thee to keep them half shut."
S Iron and Steel, H’nlm, Spokes, .
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
written: “ He that gathered much had
Felloes, Kims, and Axles,
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It is quite the fashion to drop now and* then
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come, bnt riisiit it stoutly. A spark may set a a lump of piety into perHonal conduct, bat too
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house on tire. A fit of passion may give you often there is little care to “work it in," A life
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God only demands at our hands apart
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cause to mourn all the days of your life, i
properly seasoned with grace has % uniform
of what we have, and not what we have
flavor. „
not. A willing, cheerful mind to give,
Mi«« Georgia Bonedict, who has been for some
is the saerifiei that is accepabl« to Him. yearaworking in aprinting office in Fond du Lae,
The same vanity whloh lead« u« to aaaign onr
Four «ize8 Con«ton(ly on Hand.
Yet notwithstanding Gott doe» demand Wisconsin, has lasen lieansad as a Methodist .misfortune or conduct to other«, prompt« 11« to
ll the above and many other
attribute all onr lucky chances to our own
a part of what we have to be given for preaalier
things can be found at
talent, prnilence and forethought.
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well-known
LAVERY
STYLE
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the purposes of the gospel and still he
That was a wise negro, who sai.l, in «peaking
KM der, on short ro^ee.
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Henry Boon’s,
iq graciously pleased to call it a gift of the happiness of married life I “Dal ar pen'll
A true ndtgionH instinct never deprived man H owie P remium W aooni
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altogether
how
day
ejnoy»
themselves.
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SASH, with or without lights, to unit custom
and accept it as a bounty, and not by
of one single joy;, mournful face« and a sombra
Which we offer at low price« and will warrant ers.
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aspect’ are the conventional affections of the them equal, if not superior, to arry wagon in
constraint, assuring us in his word that
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he will confer upon the faithful confid-
Who
has
the
best
«elected
stock of goods in
greatest comforts, to ba willing lb die, and in
funiiMCil with each wagon,
Biiim »frfrrt. onr floor «oulh of Fo«t OiMe«- Hie line to be fonhd in Kal.m, and will sell both
. jug deeiple, efery. necessary gift abun- the midst of the greatest crosses to be willing
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E’er .inner at God's bar wil be made to own
at
Wholeudo
and
Retail
at
pricaa
that will defy
MONMOVTH. : :
OREGON.
dafitly, ahd he will have all Sufficiency te live.
competition.
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