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Bro, Warren preached at Shanghai,
W. T., on the 13th inst., and one con-
fesnail snd was immersed.
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Ai the Oregon State Meeting which
closed on the 26th, olaveh persons-con- '
fessed their faith in Christ.
Bro. Wm. H. Briggs preached at
Lockford, Cal., the last Lord's day in
May. Two made the good confession
and were planted in the likeness of th^
death of pur Lord.
Bro. C. H. Hitting has just closed a
meeting at Liberty, San
Joaquin
county, Cal., with ten additions by
confession and baptism as the ini-
mediate resnlt,
THE FALSE ELSEWHERE.
■ {Gleaned from onr Exchan/jes.)
OHIO.
'Ton confessipna at New Straitsville,
■>" underThd jlseacltiug of bro. J. Maxwell.
• Tl»«..meeting at— Brunswick t'eaiLto'd
twentv-five adtfitions.
Bro. C. Gates reports-Xwenty-two
acccfftsione at Beaver Dam:
8. A. Griffin baptized li»e at Mill
worth ; Montizano, Mr. F, Lnark ;
Yelm, Prairie, by proxy ; Olympia, by
proxy ; Brush I’rairie, by proxy.
After the reports were handed in and
approved, tliero was found to be the
following number oi Christians in
Western Washington : Cowlltztlo., £5 ;
Centerville, 20.; Ford's Prairie, 27 ;
Frost’s Prairie, 21.; Montizano, >80 :
Elma, 18; Puynlup,25; Brush Prairie,
70 pYelni Prairie^ 15 ; Olympia, 15 ;
Scattering, 100, which footed, up make«
three hundred slid ninety-six. --
This shows a ^handsoma increase
during the year past, and a good pros
pect of the cause of Christianity pros
pering in the future. The next Annual
Meeting is to bo held at Centreville, on
tho N. P. R. R., commencing at 4
o’clock P. M., oil Thursday before tlie.
3rd Lord’s day in June, A. I). 1877 ;♦
and to hold over at least two- Lord's
days. The brethren and friends and all
that are friendly to the cause of Christ
ianity, aud that desire the spread of the
Gospel, are urgently requested to attend
the.meeting. Come up,. brethren and
friends, and let us reason togetl^er_and.
have a grand and glorious reunion.
Repaired, That these minutes bw*nt
to the following natu*l papers for pub
lication : Christian Standard, American
Christian /iehiew, C hristian M essenger
and tbo Weekly Etho.
W. W. W atson , Moderator,
ms . Secretary.
"Kallajna City, June 14, 1876.
Grovo.
C. E. VancOorliie, Bladensburg,
June 9: Just home from a tour to
Morgan Co., Ohio, wliere I protracted
a meeting over twq .Lord's days at
Bishopsville ; the result—nine added
' to the congregation, five by confession
and four by relation. Meeting well at Annual Meeting of Trustées*of Christian
College.
tended from tho commencement ; left
the brethren in fine spirits. Hud the*
Trustees pf Christian College met in
pleasure of tfieetitig brq. N Moody and
annual meeting' in "Monmouth, June
, likewise bto. J. *i)unn, ttfVn that have
13, 1876. Trustees'present weip H.
.long been battling for the right.
Lindsay, pros ; T. ”F. Campbell, Eld.
INDIANA.
John A. Powell, F. S. Powell, I. F. M.
T. H. McCormick, Marion, Jimg IO4 Butler, E, Bedwell, W* Waterhouse,
IrïTi
1 lrkrl at
rtt R
IHnrt * xjiuu
TJnci / hihi
l.ri-14 Ajoru
1 .-T 4 b J e hu, Wolve r ton, —3- , 1>.—F e nton, D.
nc ft aimeii
avalizo
Rohrer, E. A. Shirley, W. (Jhurchill
day.
J. B. Ludwig, New Cast’e, June 7: and A. W. Lucas. The dogree of A. B.
I report llifee additions for the first of was conferred on F. L. Bell and'W. I*.
tho month—two at Clermont, one at. Cattron ; degree of B. 8. o"n Mildred
Brownsburg.
Bedwell, H. Cole, E. A. Murphy, J. H.
A. H. Morris, Wavclaipl, Juno 7 : I PowMl, T. P. Ijuble ami Jas. Achims.
Was called on to preach the funeral of- Wm. Dawson was ejected trustee to fill
old Fa'her Thompson, Catlin, last vaoanoy caused by death of eldcr J. E.
Lord's day. The result was— bne made Murphy, and* D. T. Craig to fill the
Ihocoufession.
vacancy by resignation of Dr.- L. t.
8. 8. Caunsdav, Mt. Ku'mmit, June Rowlaud. H. Liodsiiy yas re-elected
8 : AtTJ»ro..W: J. Howe's regtiLu*. meet; Preaident of the bourd ; W. Dawson,
reg licre^incluilift "tlmllr^ Lords day’ yice President, and A. W. Lucas, Sec
of June, 1876, thcru Wiuafttight juldi retory« The same executive committee
lions—one from the _United Brethren, continued another year, F. S. Powell,
oneliy commendation, and the others T;.'Bentley and A.#W. Lucas said com
by confession and baptism. There t mittee. Board Htands u*s follov s :
* have been thirty three added to the
John Wolverton, Eld. Q, Q, Burnetti
Eld. John Stewart, Eld. J. A, Powell,
\church here, witbin yio past year.
f ^xe. IVohnoh
Tie-
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Wabash, June
9: W . t'lnii-.-hill, !•; A. siurb'y, Dr. W. <"
home from Bluffton, the WAritinJr, D. Rohrer. Expire 1877. “
connty »bat of Wells county, where I
IJon. L. ib utley, Wm. Dawson, A.
dedicated a new house of ‘worship on W. Lucas, J'. L. Ladd, H, Lindsay, I.
last Lord's day. P reached until Tues M..Johns.D. ’L Craig, L. B. Rowland,*
day evening, with seven nccesaions to J. J. Thompson. Expire 1879.
the church—four by confession and im
E. Bedwell, F. S. I’owell, Hon, D.
mersion and three, by relation. Bro. J. Stump, Hon. J.-D. Fenton, W. Water
C. Tully, of Union City, and the hciuSi honse, Hon. T. D. Humphry, Wm.
preacher, bro. E. W. Polly, were to Rubio, Hon. I. F. M. Butler, l’refl. T.
continue the meeting. ' I an; «expecting F. Campbell,'honorary by virtue of
to hear of a1 large ingathering into,the office. —Expire 1*81.
church.
?
A. W. L ucas , Secretary.
ILLINOIS.
B. Ii. Cribrrt, Shelbyville, Juno 4:
Since my last report, bare had five ad
ditions, two from Hie Methodist church,
two by coufessiou aud baptism,and two
by letter.
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H. F. Davis, Charleston, Slay 29 :
Had three additions here. Sectarianism
in full blast and working hard against
us. I go from here to Kennett, Dunkin
County.
e
KASSAS.
J. P. Easter, Buffalo, Jane 5 : Elder
J. W. Shively reports a very interesting
meeting held at Buffalo, Wilson Co.,
resulting in the addition of seven to
the Church of Christ, one from the
Baptists, one from the Presbyterians,
and one from the United Brethren, and
four from the world. Bro. Shively is
doing a good work in his field of labor.
KENTUCKY.
Trankfort, June 6,—“ Last Lord’g
day we had the ^tonsure of listening to
two discourses delivered by bro. George
Darsie, of Ravenna, O.
Though emi
nently practical, they were marked by
such beauty and pathos as to charm his
<nany hearers.”—A.
Geo. E. Flower, Paducah, Juno 6;
We hail one addition last Lord’s day,
and oae tho week before. The colored
Christian church of this dity are con-
rinding a' meeting. Have had twelve
fr^tdditioas thus far.
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lUport of Anniiai Meetinsr.
Condensed business transacted at
Annual Meeting of Christian church at
Dallas. Messengers met Saturday, 17th
June, at 3 o’clock. Congregations re
porting by
lettor,
22 ; aggregate
membership^. 1245 ; No. of additions by
baptism in past year, 129 ; No, of ad
ditions by Letter, 115; Ko. attending
Sunday school, 675. Amount paid for
thé snpport of tho Gospel, ?14St). Of
the above number of congregations all
are in the Willamette valley except
one. E a 1C. Williams, of Amity, R. S.
Crystal and Jas. M. Campbell, of Dallas,
a committee to arrange the preaching
department. Committee of arrange
ments made report on relocation of
mooting grounds, which was received.
In consequence of the claims of
the college upon the brotherhood
this year, there was no move made
towards missionary work.
A.
W.
Lucas, R. 8. Crystal, T. B. JVewman,
J. M. Campbell and Isaac Levens were
elected trustees of the cburcji, to whom
the title of the grounds are to be mnde.
On motion, T. F. Campbell, D. T.
Stanley and A. Buchanan were made a
committee to draft sentiments ex
pressive of the feelings of the brother
hood in the lofls during the last year of
two pioneer preachers of tho Gospel,
to' wit : Dr. James McBride and elder
J. E. Murphy.
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J. W- C owles , Chairman.
A. W. L ucas , Secretary.
Washington Terril or j Aunual Meeting.
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The Annual Meeting of the Christina
brotherhood, met at or near Castle
#oek /jtatiom, on the N. P. R. R., lat 4
p’.clock, r. m ., on L'ridaÿ, June 0,1876 ;
with -Llic following muned ]»reaahing
Brethren present :
,.
Bro. Bailee, of Oregon, and bros.
Warren, Davis, W. W. Watson, J. W,
Watson, and Wm, Huntiugton, of W. T.
Also the traveling agent of thé C kbist -
X an M essenger , bro. Rootbby, of
Oregon.
Notwithstanding the inclemency of
the weather, tho attendance was good
and tho meeting was enjoyed by all
present. The attendance from n dis
tance was notas good as was anticipated,
owing to the rainy weetiler and muddy
roads.
The different congregations
were represented as follows :
Oowlits Co , 8. Adams ; Centerville,
; John Buckhannan ; Frost’s prairie, IP.
Mize ; Pnyalnp, bro. Bonny ; lord’s
Prairie, bro. Reeves ; Elma, 8. H. Beck*
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CHRISTIAN
1K7O
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CHRISTIAN COLLERE.
It is pretty generally understood that
we are able to strike descriptions more
fairly, if not s« vividly, at the dietanee
of a tow days than during the incident
excitement. This being trne, We have
certainly selected a favorable time (or
giving a synopsis of the closing oxer*
cises of Christian College "for this
session, together with its exhibitions
and attendant festivities. Of oonrse it
will ho impossible to enter into the
minutiae, but first wo will mention the
BOC'ISTY BXHIBITIONH.
On Saturday evening, June. 10th, tho
Neophisnk gavp .their entertainment.
The “ little boys” did admirably and
amply proved that they are capable -of
acting in the capacity of a literary
^society with great profit to themseljhs.
We think’ that each returning year
shows a. decided improvement in the
Neophytes.
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. ADVERTISEMENTS.
MONDAY, JUNE 12TH,
.The proceedings of "the Alumni, on
Monday afternoon .were. given in a
previons niftnbor of tlie M essenger ,
and it is unnecesstry to repeat. Upon
the evening of the same day the reunion
tofit place in the college chapel, where
addresses were delivered by Misa Cassie
Stump,'class '75, und^Alt»ert Tanner,
class ’74, and were received with ap-
plause, after which the Alumni ad-
jourued to the hoiiso of Mrs. R." Gard,
wliere a sumptuous supper was spread
for their enjoyment. .Thus joyously
ended an annual rennion of the
Associate Alumni of Christian College,
which will be long remembered.
I
ADVE KTI S E M ENT S .
ADVERTISEMENTS.
VALUABLE FARM
SALE.
H ENTAI T.
FINIMENTI
F.
Y.
MULKEY.
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MONMOUTH, OREGON
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¡Leiter )rom b Postittosh-r}
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DEALER IN
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Axnoqv III., Doe. 1, 1874.
< ” Messrs-. J. B. Koiuf A Co. ;
“ My Wife has, for a long time, been a ter
rible sufferer from Rheumatism. She has tried
inauv physician* and many remedies. The medicines , paints ,
. *
only thing which has given her relief is Centaur
'Liniment. 1 am reloieed to say this >;as cured
OILS. VARNISH, GLASS,
Cornei1 of Kearny and Sutter Sts.,
lior. I am doing what 1 can to extend i.ts sale.
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W. II. RING.
'NOTIONS, PERFUMERY
Tlii« ia a «ample of hiany thousand1 te«ti-
AND TOILET GOODS.
mould's received, of wonderful cures effected by
SAN FRANCISCO.
the
Centaur
Liniment.
The
ingredients
of
this
TUESDAY KVESING. . •
ALSO A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
article ate published around each bottle. It
There was an exhibition, given by the' contains Witch Hazel, Mentha, Arnica, ltock
ScDool v B oo I lh
PACIFIC COAST AGENTS
Heaperians, of which they have no Oil, Carbolic, and ingredients hitherto little,
ASH»
known.
It
is
ML
indlsputsble.
fact
that
the
causo to bo ashamed. The' parts were,
Fon TUB
Stationery, _
Ceninur Liniment ia perfortnikg more curse of
as well sustained as was possible, and
Bwollivgs, 8tiff Joints, Eruptions, Rheumatism,
’. t
tl-.e intense pleasure of the thronged Neuralgia, Sciatic», "Caked Breasts, Loek-Jaw,
Ilymn.
audience might have been heard at a Ac., than all other Liniments, >EmbrocalioUB
AND
considerable distance.
We certainly Extracts, Salves, Ointments, and riastem now
„
enjoyed our part of the entertainment. -in use.
. V,A-
■ Jw
ack. dtch,
They, as well as the Neophians, were ' For Toothache? EirfcEeT 'Weak Baelf,
Physician's Prescriptions and Family
"<1
and Cutaneous Eruptions, it is admij
kindTy assisted by their lady friends of cures burns and soiled without* scar,
Recipes carefully compounded, and all
AND
the village.
_ _
poison
rv.—.....
from ....
bites and
„... stings,'anil
-—o_,----- heals
.cals freit- orders answered with care and prompt-
bites and chiHblaing, in a short time. ?5fu
WEDNESDAY ^VENIKO.
’ .
;C4*ly
family can aiford to be without the Centaur .ness.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
The Philosophians and Vespertines Liniment, white wrapper.
Tlu Crntaur Liniment, Trlltrw Wrap
bsolute . U jyobces __ obtained
appoared to-entertain n t'oo-crowded
7/
,
. from courts of different States for deser
DEALERS IN
house.,,. This was an exhibition given per, is adapted to the tough skin, mu.teles snd
tion. Ac. No. publicity -required. No charge
flesh
of
lhe
animal
creation.
Its
cfleets
upon
by the oldest society—the pioneer—of
iff)til divorce granted. Address,
severe case» of Spavin, Sweeny, Wind G. ll, Big
M. HoCSE, Attorney,
Broadway, N. Y.
Christian College, and they ' did honor Afead and Poll Evil, are little less than
to the name. Everything went ou har marvellous.
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moniously except a slight disturbance
Messrs. J. MeClnio A Co.., Druggists, eor.
caused by a gang of small-boys who Elm and Front Sta., Cincinnati, 0., say :
“In our neighborhood a number of team
weue presoqt-tn enjoy themselves a little
sters are asing the Centaur J.iniriiem. They
On the outsuoe I
pronounce it superior to anything they have
ever ffseil. We sell as high as four to flve.
lANSFAL ADDRESSES,
dozen bottles per month to tliese teamsters.”
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We have thousands of sinnlar testimonials.
A'. F. Catopbell delivered the annual
For Wounds, Galls, Hcratchee, Ring-bone,
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address for the Neophians; W. H.
Ac .tend for Screw Worm In Sheep it has no
Adams, Police Jadge, of Portland, for
GEO. W. HOWARD,
rival. Fasniers, Livery-men, and Eteck-raie-
thn FIpa|»arianH, and Hon-U. E. Wolver- are have tn |liia T.ir.ininrit a romoilv which la
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ORgGON,
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SHERMAN
HYDE
Cliristiail
WEBER BI ANO
Hymnals.
A
- Sheet Music, Music Ms,
Six hundred and ten acros, all under
fence exeept - thirty acres pf timber,
situated five miles from Junction City,
linn* Co', Oregon, with orchard, iieune,
barn, he., aud a good school house half
mile distant Said land is suitaids for
two good farms, and will sell all or part •
U> suit purchasers., Terms, one-third
down, tlio balance in yearly iustall-
ni<-j>ts.
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•For further information apply to
• E. S. A dkins ,
Monmouth,
6-15-3m
Ilolk Co., Oregon:
American and Foreign, obtained
for iavontrirsst prices as lows«
tbiHe of'
reliable •agency
.
Corriwipirid.ence invited with in
ventors', and with thorn: who have bail their in
ventions rejected by the U. ,8. P atent Omer,
also with Mercbant>»nd Mauufectareradesiring
TUADE MAUK3 AND HUELH. '
ILIlirilTnnO liven waiit*P*tent send os
N V r N
n\ • model <Jr » rough sketch,
111 I LI* I UilU and »'full description of yonr
.
invention. We .will make
examination in the P atent Giricr. aud il wa
think it patentable, will sepd you papers and
advice anti.prosecute your case.
We refer t« Hon. M. IS. Leggett -Ex-CoSb
miHsioner of Patents, Cleveland, .0-, O, H.
Kellcv. Esq., Secretary National Grange Lauis-
Ville," K t .. Rev. F. D. Power, Washington.
D. C., »nd in the Danish and Swedish Foreign
Legation at Washington, D. C.
K?“Send Stamp for onr “ Guide for obtain
ing Patents.
Address,
LOUIS BAGGER k CO.
Solicitors of Patents,
6-6tf
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Washington, p. C;
patents
A
A. WOLF,
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BOOT & SHOE SHOP.
and Vespertinos.
Labqptory of J. B. Rose A Co.,
—“^7 “ tBFBKTffTNiwYoiix.
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We can Jook, with pride, bark to the
commencement of'76. In almost every
respect it was one of the best we have
eVi*r seen in Monmonth. At an early
hour, the audience began to arrilye and
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piTCHER’S _
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BOOT or SHOE
continued until every seat in tho bouse
was comfortably full. The graduates
Mother« may have jvuCand* their babes may
and students of varions years then have health, if they will uac Caatoria for Wind
formed in processionjbekind the M. 8. Colic, Worms, FevGrishne«#»—Bore Montji,
n. BEMISS.
a . Dsiuxa.'
C. Bund anil marched over te.tlie bouse ' Croup, or.Stomaeb Complaint«. It, is. entirely
if. DEcriVG & soN,
ft
vegetable
preparation,
and
contains
»either
*»>f President T. F. Campbel), Wtio met
mineral, merphine, nor alcohol. It is as
them at the gate, and was escorted l>*ck
DOOT AMD SHO7 SHOP.
pleasant to take as honey, and neither -gags nor
to tho college and to Bis seat on . the gripps.
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Independence,
:
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:
Oregon
rostrum wliere all of the• graduates of
br. E. Dtmo<h, of Dupont, O.., says:
this year took their seats to the right •• “lam using Caatoria in my. practice with
II. bsMixo A S on , keopconAtintlv on-hdnd-
signal IxtuofiU and Lappy results.----- » good IWWUU.BI oi French kip aud calf at a
and left Tof'liim..T'lieexercises were
'Till« is what everyone says. Most.nur.se« in superior qualify. All of which wo »elect from
opened by prayer, by our venerable. New York city use the Castoria. t It *is prepared a large stock, and conseqnently do not have any
article to palm off on tlw public.
brother john Powell, of Albany, after by Meesrs. J. B. R ose Co., 46 Dey St.» New spitrions
We also have a good assortment
of French
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moeC
tadies doth and a ■ fe«l
which each of Tiro graduating class, a YoFk. successor« td'Saihuel
M. D."-
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fore pnrehuihg
Call
and
examine
onr
work
bef
G-16-13t
representative of the junior class
elsewhere._________ •
IF- Dstou 4 80s,
Independence, Jan. 23d, 1872.
and representatives ok eocieties,' de
FORTY iLkSBKtuUk'TUX riuuc.
livered sffeectcs, or read-essays. “ WiCh
BLACKSMITHING.
respect to these We will simply say they
were well done, anil many in tho audi
- JOHN X SMITH,
ence were surprised at the success, of
Desires to inform the public generally that be
some. The Baccalaurate address was
is prepared to do all kinds of Repairing *
delivered by Pres. T. F. Campbell.
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and Custom Work.
Some excellent sclectiotas of music were
Hpocial attention given to Horse-shoeing and
well snng by various members of Prof.
Machine Work by »n experienced workman.
Merrill's pupils which formed enjoyable j
DALLAS, OREGON.
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interludes. Diplomas were delivered
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.
to eight, seven young mcn-, ao4 one
J. L. Hyde.
young lady. The interest manifested /[’HE countenance is pale and leaden- B. F. Nichols. ’
1 coltyed, with occasional flushes, or
.
NICHOLS
&
HYDE,
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by the large audience ahi! their orderly |
a circumscribed spot on one or both
,
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DEALKKB IX
behavior is a good omen, especially
cheeks; the eyes become dull; the pupils
since at no previons commencement has dilate; an azure, semicircle runs along
KUOS, MEDICINES AND CHEMICALS,
FANCY AND TOILET ARTICLES,
there been near so many auditors. "We 'the lower ejt'-ijd ; the nose is irritated,
'i
SPONGES, tic.
feel sqre that all who came were amply swells, and sometimes bleeds ; a swell
Physicians’ Prescriptions carefully com-
rewarded, and that a good^impjession ing of the upper lip ; occasional head Suuntied and orders answered with care and
espateli.
was made for onr college, but not better ache, with numming or throbbing of
DALLAS, OltEUOT.
than she deserves. If our building the ears; an unusual secretion of saliva; 5-T-ly
slimy
or
furred,
tongue
;
breath
very
fund debt is lifted, this fall, the halls
will be fuller than ever before, and foul, particularly in the morning; ap-
i petite variable, sometimes voracious,
Dr. J. w. mcclure
Christian Collego will continue to ap
with a gnawing sensation of the stomach,
proach ar. ever receeding zenith.
v
at others, entirely gone ; fleeting pains
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
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in the stomach ; occasional nausea and
vomiting ; violent pains throughout the
BUKNAV1STA, ORECOV,
Local Matters.
abdomen; Itowels irregular, at times
5-7-ly
costive; stools slimy; not unfrequently
tinged with blood; belly swollen and
Fourth of July at Dallas, next week.
ANVIL AND HAMMER
hard; princ turbid; respiration occa
Grain is coming to a head, and will sionally difficult, and accompanied by
soon need lancing.
hiccough; cough sometimes dry and . GEORGE M. KRAMER has opened
A change has come over the spirit of convulsive; uneasy and disturbed sleep, his blacksmith shop, next door to P.
Monmouth's dream, and sheisqniet for with grinding of the teeth; temper H. Murphey’s boot shop, and is pre
the summer.
A
variable, but generally irritable, &c.
pared to do any kind of blacksmithing
The brethren about Monmonth are.
Whenever tHe above symptoms
that will be needed. Call and see him.
responding nobly to the call for build
are found to exist,
5-36-ly
ing fund money.
DR. C. MfLANE’S VERMIFUGE
Property will take a fall, in "Mon
Will certainly effect a cure.
TV
for
mouth, if the building debt is not
■ IT DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCERY
liquidated by the first of September.
I offer for sale my farm, consting of
in any fqrm ; it is an innocent prepa abont 500 acres. It is situated in Polk
The farmers ought to encourage the
ration, not capable of doing the slightest Co., 2 miles north west of Bethel. I will
railroad on this side, when freight is injury to the most 'fender infant. ■
sell a part or all as purchasers may de-
more than six dollars per ton, and the
The genuine D r . M c L ane ’ s V ermi sire. It is so situated as to make four
road Will carry for five.
>
fuge bears the signatures ofC. M^L ani small farms and all be convenient.
Terms.—One third down, the remain
Dr. Waterhouse was called to drttn
and F leming B ros , on the wrapper.
der in annual installments.
-the wonnds of a man who fell- with a
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Also 300 sheep for sale.
scaffold, in Independence, on Tuesday.
6 13-64
• G..W. R ichardson .
DR.
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MÇLANE
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Wounds severs but not dangerous.
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man A Hyde, mtrato d e al e r s, in another
These Pills nre not fecommeiided aS ' ■JT New .Gerne Mncred M imic , ~Ml«cted fur
column’. This is the firm with which a remedy for “nil the ills that tVsh is 8in«inc CI mm «, «tc. »V My »•
Christ inn Churchec-öF Tenn. A V».—Price
' to do business if you want an instru
heir to,” huh in iilfocUonaof t he Liver,
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ment of any kind, or a ly variety of iu*i in nil Biliousf 'omplainto,Dyspepsia
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musical composition. The b^st way to 7nd Sick Headache, or diseases of that
learn what they can do is to read their character, they stand without a rival.
NOTICE
ad ” and sendfor circular.
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AGUE AND FEVER.
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No beUcx. cathartic can be used pre- __
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pur.itofy to, or after taking Quinins».*-------
•J»HE I.EABO’S FERRY is tow
As a simple purgative they are un-
An extraordinary incident of a ■ coal
in
good running ordtfr; the banks in
oil accident is reported at Newport, cqualedi ■
Has
Round - Corners, Elegant
Four
Case,' Grand Scale, Full Agraffe, is o
Firste lass, and Fully Warranted
for Ten Years, Square or
Ky. A young lady dropped a lamp,
which exploded and burnt her badly.
The aocount, says “Jtier Miss Jones’
ibjuriea ilKif bcetf'tlresaed in oil and
cotton? and • most of the persons had
left, Mr. Ben Briton picked up what he
supposed to be her gloves. As they
were very stiff tbej were examined and
found tu be- the Ikin of her hands and
wrists, with the nails, which sho had
rubbed off in her frantic attempts to
I
quench the flames.”— Oregonian.
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The Stedman Piano
If Th ‘Octaves. Handsome Mouldings
on iop and bottom of case, Agraffo
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the Price, 8350.
CALL
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and Variety of Tone, Delicacy of
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per dav at home, ffaflnples
LU u)ZiU worth It front (roe. H tinaom
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Action and Durability,
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Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper.
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Frank Leahe’s Comic Almanac,
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Every vearly
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nearly auAcriber
sulicriber it entitled . to a
Address,
beautiful t*rcmram Chromo with each publica-
'I’Vzv owdreinala
tiriginal» warn
were zlAflitrnA'jl
designed JLHll
and |Aint.d
tion. The
slv for ous
tira, ----
and tho Chromos are •
expressly
oui/tise,
Sherman & Hyde, -
nnted ’in oil. exactly reproducing, in every
etail, the original masterpieces of art.
t>escriptj°n °f ChrOmos, Publication and
Gifts,
.with sample papers,‘sent on receipt of
Oof. Kearny and Sutter St«.,
stamp« for return postage.
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AOEVT WANTBD,
SAN FRANCISCO.
' Aihlress, AGENCY DEt’ABTMENT, Frank
Leslie's Publishing Hous», 537 Pearl 8trwt,
New York.
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PIONEER
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CASH
STORE.
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187«.
BIC ll WAGES
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TIIE REGULATOR
Calls attention to bis well selected
and complete assortment of
Dry Goods»
Çiuyassing for
CHRISTIAN MESSENGER
AMONG THEIR FRIENDS
Fieeo Goods,
-And thus do good by circulating Chris
tian Literature, and make money for
themselves nt the same time. Semi and
get Terms, stating in what locality you
Fancy Goods,
G O (> D
We are now offering
.
SALEM
Sale.
godd condition, and accommodating
Ferryman, there. Giv^ him a cell.
L. PETTYJOHN/
PnoPHiwroit.
5-Mtf
THE BUSINESS,
and is the Best Piano for
WORM SPECIFIC
The genuine are never sugar coated.
. 'Rich box has a red wax seal on-the
id, with the impressionDR. MVL ane ’ s
L iver Pn.u.
F/ich wrapjier Hears the signatures of
C. M‘.'L ank and F leming B ros .
Jlold hv all respectable-druggists and
Mintrv storekeepers generally.
CHEAP, FOR CASH, TO»QUlT
Treble, Carved Legs and Lyre,
For Elegance of Case, Richness
LIVER PILLS.
OF
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Upright, «450.
Celebrated American
Farm
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Sherman & Hyde Piano
DR. C. MCLANE’S
VERMIFUGE.
,OF
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Would respectfully infortii thè public
that lie is prepared to furnish them as
good a
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as they tan obtain elsewhere, as he
worksjione bnt the best French Calf &
Kip. Persons desiring a good article
would find it to their advantage to give
him a call.
Monmouth, March
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Merchandise.
Musical
FOR
G O O D S, [lnaiU> ’•rk'
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OF ALL SORTS, PATTERNS, AND
STYLES.
Basiness is meant, under the motto,
“QUICK SALES, AND SMALL
PROFITS,”
Produce taken in
Highest Market Price«.
Exchange
MMy
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MRS. ROHRER S
GREAT OREGON REMEDY
I . FOB THE CUBK OF
,
CONSUMPTION, COUGHS, COI DS
ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, CROUP,
WHOOPING-CQUGH,
And all other diseases of the throat and
lungs. I -
This nest medicine is purely toffatable and ic
harmless to the most delicate constitution. It
pur-lies
the blood, gives tone and
to th«
at 5SC?Tl
’T, vigor
■SiSR
Mcrebous. As it acts on the bhmd tt will b«
found very useful in ell wrvwnlbns dtaMMe.
He nleeseSt teste tori soothing effbete make it a
greii fkrorite with children ; and for toMitoa,
whoopinK-eongh. crimp, Ac., it ia anequaUed
by any medteina in nee. It has prndaced re
markable curea in aatlima, dyapepaia and
bronchitis. Try a bottle and be convinced that
it i. tbo boat Inng medicine in nee. Price, *1
CHURCH.SCHOOL
fine ALARM
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per bottle. Prepared only by Mrs. E. Rohrer,
_>lnMon*d,lrnrfirfred.AiHrwarrtated. CUateoN ' Miami on th . Oregon. For eale by drnggMa
iffYinf filli partimlarw, priera,etc ,i»*nt fYi*e. • r
»LVMYER MANUFACTURING CO.
, .Konerally, and wboletale-by T. A. Dav« A
SH tom Wssl lieht» St UsHasslI, o.
Go. and Hodge k Calcf. I’urtiand, Oregua.
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