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Physiein'i
«nd
I*oetry
■ lost, they aro found; though once blipd,
old in these parts, and as the brethren
* Correspondence.
now they see. Cheering them on thro’
have got abont all the enjoyment' and
MAN WAS rftADH TO MOVBN.
life's rugged paths, when wearied and
NOTES BY THE WAY. ,
" good out of them, lest they die, we are
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tired with the ills of this world, they
privileged to make a note of them for
BT BUBXSI.
Aiirrout.il
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cORnisrosvzxCE
To
the uemfnueb .
Tho iiiimediato causes oi discontent
would despair, it points them "Heaven-
future reference! Though these rumors
O MAN! while in thy early yearn,
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are numberless. Home of those who
ward,
their “beacon
l^ight, .. ” their guid
never
hail
any
foundation
irr
fact,
they
A
ugust
F
ifth
.;
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{Tom
Corvallis
to
How prodigal of timo!
ing star to the New Jerusalem.-
Moprpe tho field's are ripe for harvest, i show how, in a sinking cause, the im seem to have all that earth can bestow
M¡spending all thy precious hours.
Thy glorious youthful prime!
History tells us of a timewben Bibles and the farmers are busy preparing to agination w ill be put npdBrthO faekT.'amt -=weatth,- station.edifeutibn, friehil; an.l
Alternate follies take the; sway;
were very few, and those few sealed, as gath&fiin the golden grain. This is a subjected to torture by men who aro talent, are the least satisfied. Trifles
Licentious passions burn;
it were, against nil, denounced as trash beautiful part of tho vhlloy, owned in ' alarmed at the increasing numbers and ; disconcert them. A wet day, an ijl-
Which tenfold force give nature’s law,
' and prohibited to ho“ read. It is not largo tracts, indicated by the amount i growing strength of'the Disciples of fitjed garment, a broken engagement, a
That man was madu to mourn. .
slight disappointment', are sufficient to
; —vj*“**».
difficult to imagine wliat state of affairs lying uncultivated. It is held ut twenty Jesus.
Look not alone on youthful punje,
destroy their peace of mind, and render
dollars
per
acre.
Above
Monroe,
on
Shall
the
hoary
honors
of
“
ortho
prevailed at that timo, surely gloom and
Or manhood's acti-v, might;
doxy
” in
tho hand»
fiands of
of Rev
’s._jinJ
D. them slaves to vexation and chagrin.
the
Statò
road
up
thè
.Long
T
onl
Long
low
the
«oxy
in
Uo
Lev
s.
jxn<
dnrkn'ess
filled
the
earth,
wickedness
Mau then is usefill to liis kind,
I reigning almost supreme, and if, per- country becomes mom :^äk*ü^._ÄitlL4-
'__ ____ ____ l^c-röii/k in,gloom beföV£4bfiCmvfti
vftBring— The main'causd'uf 41*jenfont, however. —
♦Supported is his right;
But-ecu liimau Umedxe irflife,
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, n is» Uf TtgTit“remaino*!, iVwas' urtile valfvya between tho ranges of .. light oi truth«, in ths hands of strip is always'to be found within. It has its
With-cares «nd »arrows worn,
obscured by the petty strifes giul quar hills. Fir, oak and pine cover the hill ling and “young preachers,” anil shall origin in selfishnea Whenever welsp,r-
Then age and want, oh ! ill-matcb’d pair! rels of men, «11-polluted and contam-
lie permitted to squirm
squirm a
* y ! get
R onr-elves in our. efforts fur utheK;,
- pitch pine not unliko'tlw pitch pine its advocates be
Show min was ma.lo to mourn.
oi the Southern States except that the little? Though tffc agony is intense and " e "triko at the ¡very rbot of all discon
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The truly benevolent, loving
A lew seem taioriles «Ffefo,
But a change must take place, such .a branches arc more numerous and the gxeites sympathy, tlie «ontortions are man, is seldom tormented by vain -re
In plyasuros lap easost; .
grotesque
and
conipel
laugliter.
straw
is
not
quite
so
long.
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Condition cannotiast forever. .The Bi
Yet think not all tliirrjob.-slid great
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grets at his own circumstances; and he
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.i denso under growth on the bill anti ■ More anon.
ble Cannot remarti buried in oblivion.
Are likewise triijy3>ie»t,
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whois harrassed by the spirit of dis
" But.'ohr what crowds in ev’rj land
Accordingly it pleased God, thè aU-wise uncultivated portion -of tho country
content, can in no surer way free, him
Are w retch! d and forioni;
Bro. VI iil-pìl)*’/!.! p| ;■ to Finlayson.
- ■ Father, to put U into flic hearts of a few give» protection to-the, bear’and cougar,
self from tlio chains thatensl ivo him, ,
Tliro’ weary life this h-sson learn,
: .which aro ’becoming destructive to
of
to elier-
B ro . F inla XB on :--I trust I fully’ ap than by turning hi$. thoughts anil ener-'
Y That man was iria-fo to mourn.
. z His true and Died followers,
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'stòck
—
especially
to
.tho'flòcjm.
They
ish the Holy Book, and to give its light
preciate your Sympathy for me in my ’ gies to some good work fpr bthejrs.
Many and sharp tlio hiini’fous ills i
'to the world, regardless of the conse are said to bo more troublesomo now
.Ulli.-tiuns a, MpSMMfc in. y ou»
ar.. n.,.bb , -mg .. h iwevdr rich;
Ink oven with our frame! '
quences; though fijaL-peraeentions and , than at any former period. Gn-tfio hp-
More pointed.still wo make ourselvoa,
munication.
.... tliat discontent will not convert into ,
death, it might be, awaited them for its pcr part of the Long Tom 'more atten
- BcgrfF, remorse, and.shame!
Now, as respects the numerous pass- '
and no trials, however severe, that
, And man, whose heaven-erected faeo
sake' Many accounts have wo read, of tion has been given to stock-raising ¡ii fys of scri ptu re tlmt yrm T e f e y ffiu t u, ] eyils,
80pi0)ty and Airtuu may uot transfortn
Tho smiles of love adorn,
(Hiljsliiiiis, linin.i l nt, il i a »lMu > an d t orn » linin' to i ninilig; tliU yellow etay siTHoT
doubtless for my comfort : I w ish to say ¡njo blessings. M r. condition has lit-
——lllllwnHlhity^ (o.man
in pibeoa
piw-eH by wild beasts,
liehsts, rather than
tliap ' th<\hill-si,! gg aid table land ; l>.-i-ouim« this: Road to me any .of God’s precious -tIe
llo whtl 1^,^,. tho poor and
Makes/-onntti -.s tliousande mourn. *
give up the Bible, and all this to*p1easo exhausted after two or. three years eul-1
word
and
mw
response
is'every
tinted
tho
ric
h, th* high and tho low, aro ■
. See yonder poor, e’er-labonr'd wiglrj.
the tan^y of tho wicked and- pervorso tivation. But little improvement of any
amen.—Yon agree with .me that- the about’equally b15£d with it. .Life
has "
So abject mean and vile,
kind i.S apparent, while - the houses, j
ruleis of ,the nation.
ceremonial law of. Mosfes was taken out
|,er blessings in store for ail; and , ho ,
AVlurbegs abiotlier of the earth
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barns,
and
extensive
fencing,
genefall^
,
The present age knows notBing of tho
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T zvci vw <• ( f ’ lliriet,
1. A* 1 > A say
a a -«» A that
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..To gi'in>im leave to toil;
who will bring fidelity, energy and
trials and persecution of .the ancient of good.style, but bearing th«- umi k Cuf ~ the moral law was not taken out of the
Arid see his lordly follow-worm - .
cheerfulness into his,life's work, will
The poor petition spurn,
Christians, nor the tho tortures of mar- decay, remind one of the.-prosperity - way nor never will be till Ahe -end of
| pâr.ake of his full shake, whatever may
I'nmindt'ui tho, « Weepingwifr
tyrilom; although son\ar-with a lively i tliat cba'raeterizei? the country twenty time. I hold that we are wound to obey
i be his outward surroundings. But dis
And helpless offspring moprn.
imagination and poetic fancy, paint in lyears ago, caused-by the abundance ju L all the good and moral precept's that
0 death! tlio poor man's dearest friend, • glowing colors, the life of a martyr, and gold .from California and the mines of were taught in that law; but we are fiot content wiltblight ilia,fairest scehe and
I poison the<most favored lot? 1^ makes
The.kindest and the best! ’■
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think ’tivnuld'be glorious thlis to live southern Oregon.
bound th obey tliem, because they were little_ difference what it is we—tlius.,iu-*
Welcome tlio hour my aged limle
and die, yet under tho .blessings that
The neglected orchards, dilapidated taught in tire law, but because they are.
A re laid by thee at rest !
■ wàrdly bemoatj; whether tjie ordinary
spring from tho light of Liberty, se-’ fencing, and general appearance of de taught in the Gospel. When Christ
Tho great, and wealthy, fear the LloW;
trials of Hfe, or'our own peculiar .dis
cay
indicato
that
the
plodding^
siajd,
cured
through
the
Bible,
they
miserably
From pomp and pleasure torn;
caiue, liis Heavenly Father said-; “This advantages, or jiètty vexations; if.ire
fail to.obey Its preceptsx and to rejoice dilligent husbandman must take, the . is iny-ibeloved Son, 7»e<u- lam.” Before
. But, oh! a bloat relief to those
meet them in a complaining spirit, we
z
That weaiydadeu mourn!
In its hopes; filling their ÎÎ vqs with place of tho pioneer, who riinst -seek a Christ camo the people were to hear
undermine the foundation of our own "
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— vanity and folly; and, dying, leave the) iiipre congenial home on-Hie frontier. Moses as law-giver, but after Christ hajipiness, and destroy -our iufinemfç
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prudent scientific farmer will reap came he was to be .their law-giver.
Home Contri bn tip us. high and holy purposes of their mis The
over others. But, if we -meet’them'SftHi ■
„I.-..— —l- — »«.a.. .- <» vwnu-uuu serene spirit, wisely. CxJttnp-.
sion oneartlrunaccomprlshed. But ah, from sixty acres of this land more Ilian “There is-on..
tlkA. tost f DnO'lsl ancL care xtmsx », »v llU tbe present occupant gathers from his save and to destroy.”—James iv,_12.‘
TUB Ulti I. F*
ining their nature to see how far tliey
could not bear tho petty misfortunes half section.. The facilities for irriga
Now, the difference between us, if I are inevitable, exerting our energies .to
G radvativ ’ o E ssat , bead bv M ihh K abah
anil disappointments of this life-, snr- tion are so numerous, and could bp understand you, is simply this: you molibrete-them where possible, anÿl’pa-
CntmcHiLt., J une 14, 1871.
roundod with advantages and blcskings made available at so little cost, that it is think we are bound to-obey the moral tientiy and firmlyenduring them wjbsn.
The mind is so constituted as to re
profuse,- with true and tried friends strange so cheap a method of making precepts of tho law, because they are unavoidable, we shall sow the seeds of
ceive the most lively impressions thro’
many, suffer torture at the hands of certain the crops so often cut short by taught in that law-; aud.I think wo are virtue, and reap a full harvest Of hap
contrast. The glory of tho day ad<ls
wicked men? Oh, foolish man! Never summer drought should be unemployed. bound to obey them bceanse they are piness.
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gloom to the -night, and tho splendors
Science has much to do in these ends [ taught in the Gospel. And I agree
satisfied. Ever 'changing, yet never
of refii^ennnTt'lend additional horror to
of the earth before tlio resources of the with you that they will lv/bindingupon i Above all, if wo resolutely conqper
content. '
the seffisliness tlitft is tho ‘core of nil
the oppression of ignorance.
The tide changed. Persecution ceas country will bo fully developed. The I men till the close, of time, and it was
Bo tho light of the Bible presents in ed. Respect for the Bible filled- the. inluibitauta of this pad oLtho valley are this that I had reffcrence to mainly in discontent, and cultivate a kindly in-
fearful contrast the darkness that cn. public mind and it was no longer ne friendly iu disposition, social in their the sermon you speak of when I used j terest in ouï fellow men, striving by
veloped the nations destitute of the cessary to have it concealed. It was habits, froo and generous, generally the two constitutions of the State of loving helpfulness and sympathy, to
glorious gospel of peace. Standing,-as taken from ifp hiding place and pro taking life easy. They manifest» lively Illinois to illustrate this law and the ¡ lighten their burdens and increase their
¡joys, iweht contentment Will fill our own
wo do, in the noon-tide glory of the claimed to thé world os its only means of interest in education.
Gospel, and said, all that was good,
hearts and-the path of self-forgetful
Son of Righteousness, we . may, with redemption, its only hope t>f salvation.-
valuable, and adapted to God’s children
.E uoese C ity , Aug. Sth, 1871.’
ness will prove the surest road to hap
the mind’s eye, contemplate a nation!
Many embraced it, anil light began
We enjoyed Lord’s day with the Dis under Hie Christian dispensation was piness.
whose people know not the Bible nor to gleam slowly but surely, and ever
taken
out
of
the
law
and
incorporated
ciples at Fir Grove, whiclfis, an out-
the G od of the Bible; who have none sinco has been increasing steadily aud po»t of Oak Hill congregation, over into tltfijooepel.
A (ilAKEn PlltVTEH’S FHWVl-HtltS.
of the advantages of Revelation; whose strongly; until now the brightest priv** two hundred strong, anil held its regu
With regard to the letter written by
| From Anc--. il an Nvwspapcr Reporter. |
only saturations are to cat, drink and ilegea and advantages, known to man lar worship at-(he church aix tnile^casi Mr. McClIire for publication, I will in-
Never sendest thou, an article for ’pub-
be merry; wlio think only of self, and since the world began, are enjoyed by of l'ir Grove, while <re addressed a form you that the Editor showed it to [ ijcatjOI) without giving “tlio editor thy
glory in their selfishness; who,’ though many nations. In thia favored land bf part of the same congregation, kt the me and ip my judgement all that is name, for thy namg oftentimes secures
cries for mercy from their fellow crea burs; where freedom and wealth abound, ; sami time, on a few hours "notice, and wdfth a notice in it has already been re- r publication to worthless articles,
tures, daily fall on their»ears, pass them and penury is almost unknown, there i found ourself so surrounded with breth fered to in my replies to you,, and in- ■
by nnheard, ever regarding self first, is nrt one so poor but he can afford a ren and friends, we were obliged to ad- , deed I have nothing to do with him in ' Thou shonlil’st not rap at the door of
a printing office, for he that answereth
self next, and self last.
Bible, no one so afflicted bJf lie can journ from the large school-house to the this matter; yet Ujjb Editor can judge the rap sneereth in his sleeves anil los-
* Think you such a people, so little el learn the plan of salvation.
of nut
publishing it;, but eth timo.
i
grove, where, with ample room aud. of the propriety oi
evated above the mean animals aliout
Wisdom sits enthroned upon the every comfort, we enjoyed the day in a should, he choose t6/¡Publish it I now
Neither do thou loaf about, aBkvjucs-
them, could be happy ? They stnmble brow of all. The youth of to-day is pleasant ilianner not soon to be for- think I sliall not notice it. I am pleased
tiofis,
or knock down type, or the boys
through life, ignorant and utterly re wiser in the knoweldge of the Lord, gotten.
to see that yon nave become fully satis
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willjove thee like they do shade trees—
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gardless of their destiny, knowing not than the .most learned Philosopher of |
fied that I am orthodox, so far as the
From Fir Greve we came to Eugene
when
thon'
learetli.'
the purpose of their misBion on earth, ancient times.
Old Testament and the New are con
City, paMing in the vicinity of Oak
Thon should’st never read the copy
nor the glorious destiniy ef the right
Thus knowledge increased, and will i.Gfiove, calling on and making the ac- cerned, »nd I think in this you judge
on the printer’s case, or the shnrp and
eous in Heaven.
continué to increase as long, as the Bi qnaintance of many Qf the brethren.
i me correctly.
booked container thereof, or he may
And now, Bro. Finlayson^let us read I
In this day and age of the world, wo, ble is mode tho chjii text book, -and
The Disciples in Lane county have a
and meditate upon God’s Holy kk ord knock thee down.
so far removed from such folly and ig taught as thç, great tcûntiateientiarum— bright future before them, for they are both day and night, and may ,it do us II Never inquire thou of the mlitor for
norance, and so abundantly blessed with scien^ of all sciences.
really enjoying the sweets of Christian good as it doth the upright in heart, tlio news, for behold, it is his business
Bibles, can liardly appreciate the con
Ohl that wo might b.ope to seo_ the love and unity, and are being more anti let us try to be guided by tlio Coun at the appointed time, to givo it thee ,
day when .fTiis prébious, holy volume firmly bound together by the shafts of cil of God that we may be received into without asking.
dition of such a people.
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glory.
J. E. M urphy . ’
Think of the gun taken from the will be read anil practiced by every tiialicujind—ioalousv hurled by a few
It is n?t right that tliou sliould'st .«’
iieavens, and the gloom aud death that nation under Heaven; and when wisdom restless spirits and HiqKiranuateil Secta
Irim wh > is tl. - author of an article, g
The little loving charities of daily life for his duty reipuiretli him to kepp sucli. ,
Would follow! Such is the moral gloom shall till tho earth as the waters fill the rian pteachers, who have no flbek to
preacli loudly for Him who went about
things to himself.
and spiritual death, where the Bible is mighty deep; when all shall know God,, J lead nor bell to jingle, anil who show
doing good. The testimony that it is
from
tho
least
to
the
greatest,
and
none
!
their
crape
anil
acknowledge
Thiir
When thou dost enter into his office,
not. Just in proportion as the light
for Jesus will make the even tenor of take heed unto thyself that thon doag
and knowledge of Revelation extends in shall say to bis neighbor, “know the .mourning, by attempting to find a .dif
thj. walk glorify Hinri*; whereas, if kind
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ference .between ouf preachers, And a
not look nt what may be lying open and
a community, just so much is it eteva- Lord.”
difference in the. teachings, when neith ness and forbearance be shown only to concerneth thee not, fortliat is not meet
ted and refined. Truth is developed,
Upon me lies a burden which I can er existed; by Such gossip as the “young please onreelves, ch - for the gratification in-tlje'right of gooil breeding.
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morals are practiced and good will ob
not shift tq»on any other human crea- preacher,” disputing with tlie elder of another, they will be fitful, and wit.-,
Neither examine thou the proof sheet«
tains among men.
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.; ture—the burdens of duties unfulfilled, about doing that wljich the Bibia abso iiess nothing of the living faith to pro for it is. ’not ready to meet thine evts
In our own America, the pride of all; word»' unsppken, or spoken violently
lutely commands, and being anxioiis t‘o _ claim
______ Him
—JI---- Whose
---------- we
- • are. ’ Arid whom
V , ire that them mayest understand,
and truly, the most enlightened and re ami untrulyj holy relationship nog-
receive a mar\ eprihkleil, into the serve. .,-----------------------------------'
Prefei- thine own town paper to any
fined nation of earth, in (the lromoa of lecfed; of days wasted forever; of evil
church. and in the same history, (gossip)
A
dmiral Iko'dgers’ dispatch announ other, and subscribe for it immediately.'
all, from the ihost wealthy to the low thought« once cherished, which aro
tho same young preacher—now the cing particular» of the Cortan naval
Pay for itin advance, anil it shall be
liest peasant, you may find cherished iifier appearing as wjten they were first
»tL'amplielite big gun;” who,.in his zeal engagement contained 110 words, and well with thee and tliinu.
above all others—the Bible—the book admitted td the* h^art; of affections in
for iriimorsion, offerreil a horse, bridlo cqjst 8350.06 ip gold. It came from
of Revelation. Though old, and worn I myself, or ¡u others, trifled with; of
“I weeded my friends," said an ec-‘
and saddle, a hack and span of horses, Shanghae, -via Hong Kong, anil British
by the fingers of time, it is ever new light within turned to darkness. So
*!15y hauging a
anil finally oue hundred and sixty acres India Cables, the Red Sea, across the centric old man
and sacred to those who love and obey i speaks the conscience;' so speaks nr Jias
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of land for the privilege of baptizing Mediterranean by way of Gibraltar to .piece of stair carpet out of my first floor
it. By its precious teachings, they are spoken, tho conscience of each man.—
somebody who liotl boeu sprinkled be Falmouth. England, then over the At wiudow with a constable's Announce
able to see tho sin and ruin in which Manrict. ’
cause he was in the kingdom or out of lantic Cabin, a distance probably of ment affixed. Mt had the desired effect.
they were involved, and by its holy
I soon saw who were, my friends. It
An Iowa paper tolls of a smart.wife who helped it, he did not know which. “O, con- I abouji 15,000 miles or more.
light, they have been led to a better loir htudiand to raise aeventoeu acres of wheat. ,
was like firing a gun At a pigeon house..
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report.
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-/ tory of these rumors, anil as they are
pleasing reflection, that though onco I down to reat.
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