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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1881-04-30

THERE are ia men to every female in the Ter
ritory of Dakota. Well " said Miss Jones,
spinster, when she read the above item, " if girls
knew what l know, they'd take that half man
rather than none at all.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1881-04-30
Charles T. Rodgers, MD.
HONOLULU, April 9th, 1881.

~ At the Waimanalo plantation, on the 23d
inst, Baldwin's locomotive commenced hauling
cane on a traAaway, with nine trucks, on a grade
of 20 feet in one thousand feet and can do
much better that that, putting thirty or more
trucks, with two tons each.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1881-04-30

E@ We are glad to welcome again, the U. S.
Flagship Pensacola in our waters. Her name is
very familiar to our citizens, especially in asso-
citation with the honored name of Admiral Amy.
And some of his officers, whom we are happy to
see return with Admiral Stevens, will we trust
find pleasant opportunity to renew an agreeable
intercourse, which our society we feel assured,
will be happy to reciprocate. Some of the officers
II the Pensacola On a .Oyuer visit, accompanied
his Majesty the King, whilst engaged Tree plant
ing on Punch Bowl. 1t win be interesting COR
these gentlemen TO notice tha progress IL
growth Of JoC groves since they were here
before.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1881-04-30
Report of the Small Pox Hospital.

For the week ending at 8 Am. of Friday
April 29th, 1851.
Patients in Hospital April 22d, 10
Received from town, 81
Broke out on premises, 3 80
Died, IL
Discharged Cured, "a AZ
-
Remaining April 18th, 90
Charles T. Rodgers, MD.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1881-04-30


PACIFIC MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF CALIFORNIA.
] GEO. A. MOORE, W. a. cLuNEss, E.. 3. MOTT. Jr,
President vicePrsddsnt & Medical Director. Secretary.
/ 70 all DESTROYS of Securing the Benefits of Life Insurance
r.s a,a consideration with. ppHean.h for life insurance at least should be- SAFETY. WILL
III sau AID @1 rn nH POLICY EF rUDEnHTE vsrD' RE THE Anns@ TIE COMPANY HONEST
rraz,urA DGsurEaD' wHEs THE Pour BECOME, A CLAM I'LL IT BE PROMPTLY PAID. and
n,ae object which induced the Pymet of the premiums, be fully aaanei1 These are queries natural
yusysd. and tt" ha"asF0 Of the answered. '"rmn" the our" of the quesiOn@ md the sAdon of
H.cupny.
naaa connection, til Manager" of he PACIFIC MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COM
.,xy respectfully beg Dav.~ Ebmh tn following facts and saeusnn concerning the Company.
Since Is organization A. D. 1858. ii hu paid s7 death ba, on policies amounting in The
.gsrgas@ sa7Is.
. nnsr 70 POLICY HorDsrs FOR nAranH DOCUMENTS. DIVIDENDS. AND SURRENDER VALUE.
IN Round T~H' 100000
q nhp repeatedly beer examined by WORN EXPERTS. and mm.a thorough and searching invsu.
I BEES Dzosamnn
.,a.badau and directors mpu widely known as anmga the m@ao apabeb business men and
.u. suues. Of the sumd California, and the integrity of heir management is unquesiOe1'
3 r.sr,d the State including tn constitutional provision. eamdng corporations are of the
most sa character such ste make he company os of the safest Institutions its kind
Section d Article XII the NEW CONSTITUTION of the State of California u" follow"
sa@s a asss G 81 g Es%$ r E si5 : $sss s! = .a'.:sss ss %s Es s%. : sH&s
11ssTs $S@ T@ss EFT %%%'""a S% the oa @ #% SS %% %S % a %% < ~ %%% " 6 %4
8 nspay contracts contain no stdodomu upon residence or aud. md its forms of insurance
to ms Company and offer advantages to the Ensured which are nOss upaaed,f equAnel by those faDy
other Company
When requires. pobds@ can bel registered by the Insurance Commissioner of California, on the
payment ia mobeas fee ama Policy hdde in the PACIFIC MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY of California has then The absolute guarantee of thu State Of California that the m~y
Aby this c@uuyag hna the Contingency of lis deh, is secured by ponds and mortgages deposited
\ uhs State Treasury
Banvugo urhyse entitled to the confidence and business of such as propose eRhng insurance
ewn humnH liz. we solicit their patronage sudp pledge ourselves to discharge to the bstd @ ability. the
npuu md nrI trusts vd~d upon US
II ROBERT SHERWOOD --.C Capitalist
u J. 3 HOUGHTON . President Home MumalF ire InmanceC Company
II ROBERT HAMILTON .....f Bake & Hamilton, ManuEdues Agricultural implements
N L 8 ADAMS------.--.Of adams Mcneil s. Co., Wholesaler roTs
n NJ Capitalist
Al 5Es5Hzs0S =%~=SS 5@ I i & as * c WHOLESALE Wholesale l Rss:f D@ s Carpets
nj GEJ A E---
$ SSG$i 1 4 5.1 Saz s. R Si / F Ra:e C. .1a ss=gsf "a and Commission Merchants
II r c. Superior Judge
EW. CADWALADzR- -In Insurance md Real Estate Agent
4 " z. Physician
z K ALTP .In Insurance dR Real state Agent
Director" Pacific Mutual Life HmraHa Company Of California
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1881-04-30

Whenever there rrsfsiye pud-
% Is . be found in front he 1ain entrance
- the eToEnds Of ii HsWeilaa ao5el. This, on
Monday evenli proved a trap for the unwary,
and many visitors 20 the grounds during the
tm the concerl,i ound their way into il, much
g 10 amusement of a group of .oys who ap-
peared 10 have assembled there for the purpose
OF enjoying the fun, and by standing in lines on
each sid, of the pool, rendered it impossible for
persons approaching to see it beforehand.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1881-04-30

Total in quarantine this date. 571
J. A. HASSINGER, Secretary.
LIST OF DEATHS SINCE LAST REPORT.
Holualoa, k, % yrs, Quarantine Hospital.
Koko, S. S. l., k, p yrs,
D.. NJ. Hookaumaha, k, 36 yrs, q"
Kaihuokalani, k, As yrs,
ALA, S. S. l., k, % yrs,
Keliiloio, k, 20 yrs,
James Ahuihala, k, s yrs, K~auluwela.
Keola, baby. 6 wks, Niolopa.
Kalei, w, s yrs, Quarantine Hospital.
Samuela k, % yrs,
Maikai, baby, Is mos,
Kahui. W, - Waialua.
Akuna, k, baby, 6 mos, Quarantine Hospital.
James Uwea, k, 8 yrs,
John Kalua, k. 81 yrs,
Kf noano, k, IS yrs,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1881-04-30
. The Rev. Father

~ The Rev, Father received a dona-
ton of one hundred and Sc '+v-thr dollars
from the officers and ,-sW o. : s.
wachusett, as a contrib tion tcwarI eler-
of the College of St is. The FeH. Est4
found a pleasant ola eaq Sp aeA. bea1
Lent N-who zion
t'slePtSSs I. ' sae
With
egaia
-aa o nots the
generous and liberal sp aa ilors.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1881-04-30

e Four cons6ables have been discharged by
order of the Chief Justice. The investigation of
police administration in this KINGDOM, reported
to the late Legislative Assembly, and strongly
advocated by the senior member for LahainS, is
greatly needed now, and has been for some time.
This is now the second time, since the Legisla-
ture closed it session without attending to this
important matter, that His Honor has found it
necessary to use the authority vested in him by
the Civil Code and interfere tt correct police
abuses by perempto-iiy. discharging officers of
the force. The names of the discharged officers
are Wallace, Mehrtens, Akana Kalauki, and
John Bo'abola.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1881-04-30

- Mr.. L. G. Sresovich, of San Francisco, is
on a flying visit to Honolulu, on business con-
nected with his branch house here. He is an ex-
tensive exporter of California fruits, and enjoys
almost a monopoly of our banana export, in
which so many of our small cuitivators are
interested. We heartily wish him success in
promoting the fruit trade, and hope he may have
here an enjoyable and profitable visit.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1881-04-30

= The following programme of music will
be played by the Band at the Concert in Emma
Souare at 4. 30 Pm tn-dar
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1881-04-30

= There is an ingenious illustration of the
present condition of the American mercantile
marine on the last page of Frank Leslie's Illus
trated paper of the 9th inst, entitled 1.-THE fc-
ton that ther5 is an American Flag on the Seas"
On one side is a picture representing q the flags
under which the first settlers arrived in America"
Spain, Portugal, and England in the van with
France close behind. On the other hand is an
illustration of /" The flags under which Americans
go abroad in 1881" showing tourists on the
wharyes making for vessels carrying English,
French, German and other national flags, but no
- Stars and Stripes" any where in view.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1881-04-30
BY AUTHORITY.
SMALLPOX.
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH.

REPORT OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH FOR WEEK
ENDING APRIL 18th 1881, AT II NJ.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1881-04-30

.ALIFORNIA INSURANCE DEPARTMENT.
BLANK No. Is.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1881-04-30

Total in quarantine this date. ST.
J.. A. HASSINGER, Secretary.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-10-11
MARSHAL'S SALE

DURSUANT to an orIer of sale to
Judicial District Court of the
Territory Of Utah, shall ex-
pose at public sale at the front door of
the County Court Hnuse, in the City of
Salt Lake, County of Salt Lax. and
Territory of Utah on the 18th day IF
October, 1881. mt IL o'clock m the fol-
loving described property, to-wit:
l. All Of Lot No. 3, in Block No. III,
in Plat "a" Salt Lake City Survey,
containing 200 square rods Of land.
,. The east half Of the east half of
Lot 2, in Block No. 103, in Plat IA" of
said survey, containing 50 square rods Of
lard.
8. a part. Of Lot 4 in Block No. so,
in Plat ''B"of said survey. Commenc-
ing at q point 1917 feet north Of the
south west corner of said lot; thence run
ming east IL rods; thence north rods;
thence west IL rods: thence south rods
to the place of beyinning, containing 90
square rods of land.
4. Lots Nos. 1, 6, Z, and s, In Block
No. So, Plat &c" in said survey, con-
tanning Ave acres Of land ia the sggre-
gate.
5. The south quarter of Lot No. 4, in
Block No. 45, in Plat "B' Of said sur
vey, containing 80 square rods OF
ground.
All situate, lying and being in Salt
Lake County, Utah Territory.
Together with all aud singular the
tensments, Embellishments. and appur.
tenances thereunto belonging or in any
wise sppertaining..
To be sold as the property of Rober
J. Golding, at the suit Of the Territory
of Utah, Salt Lake County and Zerub
babel Snow.
Terms Of sale, cash.
Nj. SHAUGHNESSY,
q. s. Marshal.
Dated Sept. IL, 1891. o.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-10-11

themselves from impurity, must
SPEAK the trut i,act honorrbly before
COO, and God would honor them,
and II they did not God would cast
them out.
Inc choir sang an anthem and
Patriarch john Smith pronounced
the benediction.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-10-11
pm.
The choir sang:
Ere long the veil will rend in twain;
The King descend with all his train.
Prayer by Apostle Moses
Thatcher. The choir sang:
The choir sang:

Inc ming OtSSeuu Will aIL LIS u alA'
Prayer by Apostle Moses
Thatcher. The choir sang:
Arise, nv soul arise.
Shake of thy guilty fears.
PRESIDENT GEORGE Q. CANNON
read a report from the Young La
dies Mutual Improvement Associa-
tons. which, condensed, was us fol-
1WS: Number of associations, 1913;
number reported, 13S; officers and
MEMBERS, 1902; meetings held,
ISL; meetings with Young Mems
Mutual Improvement Associations,
s; chapters Of the Bible read, Al
IS: Of Book OF Mormon, 14,790;
Of other church works, 9,515;
NokS in libraries, al; cash and
cher property held, $111,340; wheat
lhand, 1,071 bushels.
PRESIDENT CANNON also read the
allowing names of persons called
OgO on missions:
70 Scandinavia: Andrew L. An
lefSon, Ephriam; Thomas G. Chris
V14S6h, MI. Hl6aSanl.
To Southern States: Lamdon J.
R,eh, Paris.
To the Sandwich Islands: Martin
bTnd0n, Fillmore; James B.
R1ead, CoalvilIe; Franklin W. Mar
clant, Peoa.
To New Zealand: Alma Green
wood, Fillmore.
he said that the calling Of the
names Of James Langton and Will
IAN George Farrell, OF Smithtield.
as missionaries, on Saturday. was a
d mistake, and they would therefore
pe WIthdTaWn.
PRESIDENT GEORGE Q. CANNON
t1en presented the authorities of
IAe church, who were all unani-
MOuSly sustained by the congrega-
zion. No changes of officials were
made and the vacancies in the
Quorum Of Apostles were not filled.
APOSTLE MOSES TEACHER ad-
dressed the congregation. He said
Ae had not addressed an audience
save but of few people for about a
3ear-SlRce before he left for Mex
49, Whence he had just returned.
~ left for the City of Mexico in Oc-
59oer, 1879, accompanied by Elder j.
H. stewart. Having opened up the
n d--tS and dedicated that land by
SSE4thorlty, he returned to Utah. In
1NYoYember Of 1880, he again went to
7Nmte1lco with Elder F. L. Young.
1hey had labored there until re-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-02-18
gridrOdem naberten tie iib i'm. "a

grf1roden Ha6erten fe iib inn, e
/. nber REF rtnunterbrD9en:
1@afer, eiHen Smln6 @dfe~i be
9ieb, Der 6nlIunteI"
Dime ieoen Seefentampf bate Der Be
brdngte Ma1n bas 5uriidaemieIen, iuns
ibm uub oenSeiner EN- freunbfi9es2oDs
6ereiten fonrte; ober er tufrbc ii9 MIDI
sefdeut BADEN, bleIeI6e, ia Die bpppeltt
Summe, slei6uiel Db bon etiteni 8eifer
Ooer &rmeu 81 lei6en, Obslei6 er fi6ei
tDuBte, baB er uieuEals i'm Gtnnbe feir
uiroe, fie linn SuridSnerftntten.
gr mar gar ni6t ffolS auf ieine Tbat,
er fnnb Tie MIR nntirli9 fir einen mace.
ounii6eu gbelmartu.
Guf ben 8ori6tag beg Gamblers einz
5u9e6en, lag fir i'm bonft6n5ig nu6ers
balb beg 8erei9s Der m5sli9en Sin9e.
G6er pober ioHte er nun bas 9elo fir
Grfupe's Gusus nebmen, ME ieine IN
Der Shrserperfammluus sese6ene8uiase
bnlten?
Cine Gtru6e lang blieb er Iinnenb auf
benz 8plffer lie9en. Damn nnhm er cine
Ra6stafel aus Der Eru6e unb beennH
eInen Brief an ben Rrdfeften in fie ein=
5urisen- CT tponte Eitionus bas foh.
bare Moiait9emdloe, tDel6es fi6 in fei<
ner 8o5nun9 6efano, fir ben Safer CUR
gerfugung fteneu; aber er brndte iein
S9reiben snidt 81 Gnbe, benn er ber<
tDidelte fi9 6aIb in bodt6ueuben SGsen.
@nbli9 ~per5ueifelte er an benz @eliusen
ieiner arbeit, mari ben uHnolenoeten
Brief IN bic Site unb leste ii9 f9lafen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-02-18
CITIES & 1piteL.

8ontius mari iein 8a1ium i6er ben
Clifton, tuelden er BEL Der 4rbeit Su ira.
gen pHegte, uno cling benz 8eberri6er
Der @elt, BON beIIen @nfunft er ourd
ben Brief bes Er6feften unterri6tet
tporoen mar, entsegen. or mar babel
n6lig ru6ig, unb tuenr bds 6ers i6m
i6neler i9lug als ionif, 10 sel61b es
nur, neil er fi6 freute, benz tuunoerbn=
rem Wanne, oefen 8erI6nli6teit einen
tiefen gtnbrnd auf i'm 9ema6t bate,
rDieoer 5u ~6egesnen.
Su benz 8etpuBtIein, mas III Ieinen
&rdften ftano, eethau gu babeu uno tei>
nen2aoel III ner6ienen, fdritt er ourd Die
Sorrdume unO bag Saupttbor BEG 9ds
lnftes in ben SoT binaus, nuf benz oiele
Sflapen BEL Tadenidt NIT benz 2eeen
BON nelien marmornen 5lieBen 6eiddfs
tist tparen.
@eoer bieie 2eute nod lire auTieber
6atten 4ht auf bas Suneegebea unb
oas laute &eoen, tuelbes fi6 felt firser
iSeit neben benz @d9terbdus6en b5ren
lieB; benH es mar ben Nrbeitern uno ib=
rem 6ibrern cine beiunbere 8eIDbnune
in Gusfidt geiteat tuorben, tuenn lie big
5u elmer setuihen 3eit Elm 6egren5tes Stid
bes neuen BanIters CUR 3ufrieoeHbeit
bes 8aumeiiters punen6et bn6eu pirz
ben.
9iemdno a5ute, tuem bic tiefe Rdn<
nerftimme nn9eb6rte, bic BON benz 9bore
Der Iber ZEN Sof flang.
Der &aiIer mar BON iuibrioen Rinben
duf9e6afteH uoroen uno erii furS DOR
@itterna6t i'm 9ofen einselaufen.
or besriBte ben nuf i'm tpnrteHoen
9tidnus ais lieben alteH Sreuno nit
u0n Ser5er tommeuoer @drme uno be-
Ifieq nit inn unb Nntinous Ioaleid ben
@agen oes grdfeften, trdbreno Der 9es
heimi1reiber 8hlesDu, Der Wrst 6ermos
genes uno Der Gtlone Maifur nit benz
9epdd, 5u benz aud 5elobetteu eeh6rten,
nuf einem moeru Subr:uerfe ibm fuleen
ipnteu.
Die 5ofeuuddter ftelIteu F6 benz IN
ero6sr Gle IN Der bunfIsH Strase baz
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-02-18


9inlilera nab Msni1en hi berIaih. ba
tDnren's bic gr56ten in ihtenl lirsiIe
Du aber, boB On in oela qSeiaia,, u lie
anoern bod lberrnsff, baranF ir5l,te ia
i6tp5renl"
nHimm's nibt III leift nit Osmsibe a
f16te Der &diier. ,.Bir reSen nnh
mebr nit chamber, mein Wattertben
uno beim 4bIdie6 min i'd Did frloer.
Oh 9u Did nidt bennod in mir oetdnfdbt
9nff. Scum nun, Eelemad,ns. 9lih
lbeIneH Die S5gel DieIer 5r1n beIpn6ers
81 f~renenl"
OieIe lesten @prte iuoren on antie
NOUS geri6tet, Der pom einera @6f7a an
ben nnoern getreten mar unb bic idIaz
fenoeR gefieoerten 2iebIinas Der QI[ten
neusierie unb nit 3ergniieen betrnhtet
bate.
ySft 6os 9ein Gohn?" fraste Goris,
auf ben SHn9lins aeisen6.
ngtein, Shutter, er 1T MIR mein g;hi.
mein &inb.@
yGin S65ner BnrIdI"
sch elmer, unjere Glte Sdanut nod
ben SituslIaeen ua9."
uGas lofen mir niGt bis gum buns
eertfteR Sahr ober bis uns 6ie 8arse
ben 2ebensfaben aerfhaeioet.r
n@eldes 8etenntniB"
r3dB mid Hur Su Gn5e rtben. Rir
oerlernen es ME, uns an i66nen iuagef
SeieIen 81 freuen; nber inr 10 LANCE
mir jung fino, frasen mir, mas ne uns
tuohl %getu66ren f6unten; I'M 2lIter oeniiot
es uns. ibnen 5reunbli9es jH ertueiIen.
Sorf On, iunger Serr, On finbeIt mid
Iutrner bier, ipenn 6u etpos branhIf,
tuomtt i6 Dir oiener fnnn. SD bin
lpie cine Sdnede unb uprlaffe rnr. felten
mein Sdus9en."
DGuf @ieoerithen!" rieT Snor,an nno
betrat NIT ieinen 8esleitern ben SpF.
Sier gait es, auf Dem aelodertengfo.
einen Saft fir bic Si6e III finben.
2itianus idritt benz &aiIer un6 Nnti<
nous rpran, unb Is fpnnten nur tueniae
Borte oes @obleefaleus iiber bieIe erife
'reunoli9e 8egegnlrng atuiifeu eem
1errider unb ieinem Stattbalter getuedF
eft tperben.
Sdorian idritt bebutIam uortudrtS
tno Iddelte babel boiler 8~efriebisung
,0r fi1 bin.
Sas nrt6eif Der i6li9ten HusenJrau
lus benz @Olte bate inn elm gr6seres
S~ergniisen bereitet, ais bic IdlipiIftigeu
sieoer, in beneft MeIomeoes unb Ieines=
ibn beiansen, unb bic S6utei.
,eltporte, nit benen Sop6ifter unoSe6es
prem Jpn gu iiberiaitter pfesten.
(5ortiebuna fDlat.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-02-18
(5Ortiesuns fDIat.l
2(usskt@.

u9err @irtb, sic baben uns ba elm
aItes &aIbfIeif6 pprseIebt."
n8itte. meine Serri9aFten, Inn @ni1hal=
bisuns, eiIen sic es eefGaisft ais
hinges OdienfIeifd."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-02-18
0roBer 0erOienft.

@er inns ieine aorefe netf einem 8 Gents Sfans
IN etHem Sriefe eiHienbet, benz ienoeu iUir per grh
9endue Nustunft lber eiu goIIs ueues Geih6ff. mpintt
trgeno cine ReripH, mdnnliteu cher ueibIthea 0es
idledhts Gut ehrlihe @eiie uno obRe srpie duslaaen
uHo gelhe ftber 100 Dollar per N2oHaf Der ieneu farm,
ehne Setien nne Seoesln; aeiH NaeutihottS=Sumblie,
fuHoern ein ebrIifes GeI1dft. aoreIe
Sobn cpuSe q &C.,,
23oi1ipS BOD Scr IS, GpImmbHs SuuCftpn. Gns1a.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-09-16
RESCUED rrom DEATH.

The following statement Of VIM. j:
coughlin, Of Someryille, Mass, is so re-
narkable that we beg 10 ask for II the r.
tentlon of our readers. He says: "ln tie
fall Of 1876 / was taken with violent
bleeding OF the lungs, followed by Sc
we're cough. soon began 10 lo'e my flesh.
and appetite. was so weak at one time
that ! could not leave my he'd. in the
SIMMER Of 1877 / was admitted to the CITY
Hospifal. While there the doctor said 1
had n hole in nv lei lung as big as half o
dollar. expended over hundred dollars
on doctors tand medicines / was so far
gone at one time report went around
that 1 was dead. gave up hope, hut a
friend told me OF DIR. WM. HALLS BAL
SAM FOR THE LUNGS. j laughed al
my friends, thinking that my case was in-
curab,e, but 1 got n bottle 10 santy them.
when 10 my surprise and qualification,
began to feel better, My hope, once dead,
began 20 revive, and to day feel IN netter
spirits than have the past thFee years.
ST write this, hoping that you viii puo-
lish Il, so that every one afflicted with us
eased lungs wilt be inducel Ia take Or.
VIM. Halls Balsam for the Lungs, and be
convinced that CONSUMPTION. CAN BIZ
CURED / have taken two bottles and
can positively say that II has done more
good than all the other medicines have
taken since my sickness. My cough has
almost entirely disappeared ard shall
soon be able to 90 to work" sold by
druggists.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-09-16

Last Sabbath this church was OPEN
cd for the first time after its recon-
struction. II is now one of the neatest
and most convenient churches In the
Willamette Valley. Under It's rear
rangoment the pulpit IL on the West
side, and the seats placed in n semIclr-
cular form, so that the congregation Il
brought ia most social sort of a man
ner, Immediately within the influence
OF the preacher. On the East side Il
the lecture room, 80 constructed AZ TO
be thrown epcn and form a part Of
the nave ofthe church, while leading
to each Is convenient vcstlble, AN
institution much needed In Webfoot.
Sabbath evening Rey. Harris
preached very interesting sermon to
q large congregation, giving o graphic
history OF the church from its organl.
zation. This occurred In 1853 10 the
state Of Iowa aud on the plains, az It's
founders, about five IN number, travel.
ed towards this promised land. The
present church, as II stood previous TO
It's reconstruction, was built In 1850,
or rather began at that time, for IL
was not flashed until four or five
years after. The pulpit has been occu.
pied by Congregational. Presbyterian,
and Baptist ministers, IndisrrInilnteiy
until the latter part of Rev. Fioyd's
pastoratc. when the Presbyt crlans
branehed out for themselves Since
which time II has been purely Congre.
gatlonal. Rev. Harris was placed In
charge Of the Church Ia the spring Of
1870. Al that time IL numbered IS
members Now 10 has membership
OF ", and is In very prosperous con.
dltion.