The Yamhill County reporter., June 08, 1894, Image 1

Entered st the PMtoSce in Meli -.nn ville,
as Seeoud-clase matter.
VOL. XXIV.
M’MINNVILLE, OREGON, FRIDAY, JUNE 8, 1894.
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constant thoughts they suggest, how
BY PROF. T. O. BROWNSON.
th® hill*" and
much more powerful is the divine,
(Delivered at the Baptist church, McMinnville,
never excell­
June
Text: "His delight is In the law of th*
the inspired word of God in mould­
Lord.” Psalm I, verse 2.J
ed. “Tried
ing those who are delighted with its
Two things are especially’ effective
and proven”
teachings, who make the law of the
in filling human souls with delight;
is the verdict
Lord their daily food. The man who
o f millions.
tho contemplation of works of genius
constantly thinks
upon these
Simmons
and the contemplation of noble char­
EIGHT YEARS.
thoughts of God becomes more and
Liver Regu­
F.,ssii, O kaoon , December 4. ’»
acter. A few days ago it was my
more like God, he is transformed in
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lator is the
privilege to pass over the far-famed
Dear Sirs 1 wish to etate to you
character
by
thinking
upon
the
law
only Liver
Shasta route from San Francisco to
that I have been afflicted with rheuma­
of the Lord. Look at some of the
and Kidney
tism for the last eight years. 1 bought
Portland. Our train left San Fran­
changes that will take place. The
a bottle of Congo < >11 ftom Messrs. Lamb
medicine t o
cisco
at
night.
When
the
morning
A l'utnam, your agents here, and after
.
things
in
character
that
mar
its
which you
broke we were well up towards tbe
two applications my rheumatism was
beauty
will
gradually
disappear;
the
can pm your
I. nocked out. No other medicine ever
bead waters of the Sacramento river. their
1
lives to his work. His gather­ veled, butcoula not comprehend him ;
gave me relief in such a ehort time as
faith for a
noble
traits
of
character
that
are
uu-
The day was delightful. Soon in the ing
i
of disciples is one of the phe­ all the time theri was something iude-
Congo Oil.
Yours truly.
cure. A
LYMAN BROWN,
distance Mt. Shasta lifted his snow- i nomena of history. Another element scribable in his character that drew developed will become developed,
mild laxa­
One
of
these
defacing
traits
is
scl-
capped head, and our train, as if it i in this plan was the peaceable con­ them toward him with matchless j (
tive,
and
How
often
have
you
met
a
Gentlemen: Have been afflicted with were a thing of life, began winding < quest of nations. Jesus rose from power and held them with a vise-like | ds^ness-
purely veg­
psycho-1
P
erson
possessed
of
noble
traits
of
severe rheumatic attacks for tbe past six and redoubling as if seeking the best i the dead. He tarried a little time grip. That life of Pe (er is ap \
etable, act­
character, but selfishness was so
or seven years. I took one bottle of I»r. route possible by which to climb up with
•
his disciples. Just before his logical study of the highest type.
ing directly
dominant as to mar the beauty and
Giant’s Sarsaparilla and Grape Root and to tbe very foot of the mountain, ascension
i
be said: “Go ye into all He was boastful, sell-assertive,
on the Liver
almost
overshadow
the
noble
traits.
applied Hattee’s Congo Oil externally, The engineering skill displayed in the world and make disciples of all strong-willed, and denied his Master,
FROM
and Kid­
and tbe result was wonderful—it worked the construction of the road is cer- "
the nations." A few years later a but was irresistibly drawn into the Possibly that person was unconscious
neys. Try it.
more like magic than medicine. These
tainly remarkable, and the delight of 1 learned and eloquent man, one who heartiest service of this same Master. of this selfishness; it had become
Sold
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j second nature ; it had been har­
Did
you
ever
think
how
the
read
­
the
passengers
as
they
contemplate
1
had
sat
at
the
feet
of
Gamaliel;
be
­
Druggists
in
Liquid,
or
in
Powder
Roslyn Bank Rubbery.—Evidences From case of rheumatism.
this feat of genius made the ride of < came a follower of the lowly Naz- ing world has been fascinated with bored and allowed to dominate until to be taken dry or made into a tea.
the District Whera They Were
Dear Sirs. I can scarcely realize I
R. A. LEONARD,
its possessor had been blinded. But
Captured.
i
The King of Liver Medicine*.
No sooner was he a Christian lives of Christ? Man of genius after
Was so near death’s door, tbe result of a
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none the less was it a serious defect.
“ I ha vo used your Simmons Liver Regu­
O.
W.
R.
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fo
.
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o
.,
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A
few
months
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it
was
my
priv
­
man
of
genius
has
written
that
life.
bad attack of inflammation of the kid­
than there came to him an all-con­
lator und can conau'lenciously say it is the
of all liver medicines, 1 consider it a
neys. My urine was bloody and terri­ Dear Sirs Your Congo Oil is tbe buss
ilege to spend a few days, care free, i quering ambition to carry the gospel I and invariably the work has been Envy is another trait that mars king
Torpid Liver.
medicine. I was recently kicked by a
medicine chest in itself.—GKo. W. J ack -
many an otherwise lovely character.
ble pains near tbe spiue. I tried several borne on tbe leg, and was bobbling
son , Tacoma, Washington.
widely
read.
There
seems
no
pos
­
at
the
greatest
world
’
s
fair
that
has
to
the
Gentile
nations.
He
went
in
­
Gentlemen. I have been a sufferer
How many a person is so under the
remedies, but got no relief. When I around on crutches. 1 was induced to
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and
after
ap
­
dominion
of
this
vice
as
to
be
made
was suffering terribly a eopy of your
Has
the
Z Stamp in red on tv rapper.
ways feeling dull, stupid and heavy. It was an indescribable dream of beauty. ters of learning and the centers of his life. In the case of the greatest
Medical Adviser was received bv some plying freely for one day I threw away
wretched
by
the
success
of
others.
my crutches. I works like lightning.
would take a long letter to tell just how Thousands of men and women will idolatrous systems and preached men, when a few biographers of
one in our household. After rending
Yours truly,
1 did feel; but, thanks to Dr. Grant’s carry to their dying day distinct i Christ and him crucified. Immed­ genius have written their lives, How those sons of Jacob were but his delight in the law of the
part of it I sent for a bottle of Dr. Grant’s
J. A. HARRISON,
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and Grape Root, my remembrances of that marvellous iately there was commenced the I no other man is induced to attempt dwarfed in character by their envy Lord transformed even him. As we
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Kidney and Liver Cure, and after live
troubles are over, as four bottles made combination of art and architecture. peaceful conquest of nations. The a like work, knowing that the recep­ of their brother Joseph! And to study the pages of church history,
doses I felt relieved. I continued taking
me feel as well as ever I was. I have a The impression made by this marvel
mightiest revolutions this earth has tion of the book will not justify the what depths of infamy did it drag how the heroes of the faith rise up
until I had taken three bottles, and was
good appetite, no more bad symptoms
completely cured.
of beauty upon many a beholder was witnessed have followed the intro­ labor. But the life of Jesus is still, them! The lack of self-control mars before us; mon and women who be­
and 1 feel that I owe it all to Dr. Grant’s
remarkable, stirring the soul to its duction of the gospel. Such revolu­ in spite of the many excellent biog­ mans' a man and robs him of power. came noted for the symmetry of
Gratefully yours,
Sarsaparilla.
J. C. ALLEN.
depths
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lifted to that dizzy bight in midair, genius. That it deserves this name, character of all time is portrayed
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robs
them
of
happiness
and of hand. They do not delight in this
and then followed a feeling of awe at that there has never been a plan of therein in such a way as to fascinate
power.
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contemplating
so
unique,
a
feat
of
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on the bottom, put him
down as a fraud. Law of the Lord.” The fact that ■ But all of them wielded the, sword, the hour in the presence of thegreat- meeting; they can sing with won- There is imperative need to-day of
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| of the word ot Gcd has made the plans of men and how marvellous is thrill of delight would stir their workers at one time, at another they the lowest grade of the common
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is
this,
that
he
becomes
possessed
years,
and
the
subtlety
of
surround
­
l sacrifice approaches this of Jesus separated from other men. So wide­
of both. Statistics in which human
Calbreath & Goucher.
. giving himself for his enemies. An­ spread and so deep became this con­ of the spirit of scholarship. One of ing temptations, but never yet did a
LIVERY STABLE.
is an element are decidedly
JOHN F. DERBY, other element in this wonderful plan viction that at length the enemies of the chief functions of an institution soul delight in the law of tbe Lord, slavery
PHYSICIANS AND 8ÜBGEON8.
out
of
date
in this country.
of God was the gathering of disciples Jesus could hardly be induced to ap­ of higher learning is to imbue and continue to do so, without being
GATES & HENRY, Props. M o M imnvillk .... Onroos
without offering earthly rewards. proach into his presence, and when students with a desire of learning. transformed in character. Look at
Proprietor of The McMinnville
Some of the democratic papers con­
(Office over Braly’s batik.)
’ Jesus appeared among men as a at last they led him away to trial Scores of young people are sent Jacob What discouraging material tend that the times are as bad in En­
E Street, north of Third Everything New and
j common man. poor, working for his they were forced to bribe Judas to away to school with no deep-seated ; to make an eminent saint out of 1 gland as in the United States. Rail­
First-class. Conveyance of Commercial Travel­
MeMINNVIULiE
ers a specialty Board and stabling bv the day or
i living, with no royal introductions, deliver him unto them. On the part ambition to become scholars; but But he delighted in the law of the road earnings do not say so. The
month. We solicit a fair share of tbe local pat
ronage.
’ with nothing in the way of prestige of his disciples there is the same they enter into a society of scholars; . Lord, and the transformation, a most decline in this country from January
Situated at the Southwest corner of the Fair
to attract the attention of men. To deep-seated conviction as to the no­ the spirit of scholarship surrounds wonderful transformation took place. 1 to April 30 was 12.96 per cent; in
Grounds.
bility of his character. They did not them; their contact day by day is Look at David ! Pre-eminently was England for the half year ending
,
All sizes of first-class Drain Tile kept constantly induce men to become his followers
on band ai lowest living prices.
comprehend him; the conception of with scholars, and soon they too be­ he a man after God’s own heart be- April 22 there was an increase of
he
offered
nothing
in
the
way
of
p-RANK ROECA,
COULTER A WRIGHT, Prop’s.
his divinity was an enlarging one; gin to have the same ambition as I cause he took such profound delight 2.25 per cent. The cost of demo­
OREGON ! earthly rewards. On the other hand
McMTNNVILLE,
he announced distinctly that his dis- they wondered and marvelled but their companions. Now if these in the law of the Lord. And there cratic incapacity when placed at the
Goods of all descriptions moved and
^as^ioqable ailor, careful
I
ciples
must expect reproach, revile- could not comprehend him, the con­ lesser things, buch as climate and came a transformation. Not rapidly head of the government may be guag-
handling guaranteed. Collections ■vtTAN'TED—Pushing Canvasser of good ad-
paia
ment,
persecution. And yet men ception of his divinity was an enlarg­ scenery and occupation and sur­ did it come. Years passed before ed from these and many other com­
»» dress. Liberal salary and expenses paid
will Ire made monthly. Hauling of all weekly.
Permanent position. BROWN BROS.
| | came and sat at his feet and gave ing one; they wor.dercd and mar-' roundings are powerful in moulding I David become an eminent Christian,
Of cw slor’è.
MCMINNVILLE, OB.
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parative figures that can be cited.
CO., Nurserymen, Portland, Oregon.
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