The Lutheran visitor. (Columbia, S.C.) 1869-1904, October 13, 1869, Image 4
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Poetry.
For the Lutheran Visitor.
[An ol«l 'mJra being Dated wlucti w»s roost
«tlrectiv», cfiildlroed. youth, manhood, or old
"(rti replied, pointing to a gfoVe of treat in
front Of hie dwelling; "Whctl I lot>K Itt tilOW
tree* in springtime, coveted with rtowsra, end
■fteeh young verdure, I eX6Mm, how totelyt
When I took egnin at the dork green foliage,
Screening my dwelling from the acorcbing rnya
of the summer nit, I any, how bcnulifbl I When
in autumn, I aee tli© bough* Indeu with rich
golden fhiit, I exclaim. how gioriou*! And
’when, in the clear wintry eve, I look upward
I aeo the ligiil of other world* ahlning through
the lenBeaa brnoclid"]
Look yo to Uie treea that tower,
Up to heaven a blue dome,
In their majesty and power,
Rodnd your childhoods home.
Look ye when the buds are blooming
In the sweet springtide,
Look ye when the flowers ere glowing
In their joy and pride.
Childish footsteps lovo tb patter,
Neath the floral arch, •
Where the rosy petals scatter
In tlie aephyr’a march.
Mid the perihme of the flowers,
Birds are on the wing,
Sweet, oh! sweet are childhood's hours,
Sweet the joy of spring.
Yet no sigh the boaoirl iiestetlt,
O'er tier treasures fled.
For the witness that she leaveth
Says “She is not dead.”
Sweet are how the shaded bowers,
’Neath tlu* leafy trees
Sweet the rest of noontide lioors}
Sweet the passing breeze.
Sweet for sanguine youth to ponder;
* In the &lcnt grow,
Sweet with maiden dear to wander;
Changing vows of love.
Deeply are these joys imprinted
On youth’s plastic heart;
Yet when Autumn, golden tinted,
Bids us from them part,
Transient are our siglis for pleasures
Now forever o’er ;
For the band that grasped our treasures
Gives us richer store.
Whete the flowers in springtime Lifted,
Bends the laden bough;
Walks, by verdure lately shaded.
Hold the fruitage now.
Manhood grasping treasures golden,
Scarcely breathes a sigh j
For the flowers his hands liave lioklen,
In the days gone by.
E’en in winter, Weak and hoary.
Why should we be sad—
Tltoogh the trees, all reft of glory.
Stretch tlieir arms unclad ?
Peering through the leafless brand tea,
Other worlds oflight
Greet our raptured, upturned glances
In the starry night
And when dim the earthly vision
Of each weary soul,
May the beams from fields elysian
Guide ns to the goal,
fnobscured by glories mortal,
Bright wili be the gems,
Shining through heaven’s open portals,
Fadeless diadems.
Lexi/hjbja 0. II. 3 fit
faith will
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Tilli LUTHERAN VISITOR, COLUMBIA. 8. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 13i ISO!).
in
making im intelligent-, Hating, and
salntory impression upon the mind
of your child than all the atmlied
definitions of cate^iiama, creeds, or
systems of theology. Ami Where
the Gather and mother on the alert
for opportunities to leucli and i|n-
press trntli, that can not find ftv
queut occasions of this kind, which
rightly soiled hold of, and improved,
would be blessed of God to the un
dying welfare of tlieir children t
the way of ready for the “evil day*" Of flicknes* j It book, Maying It not enough
House and Farm.
The Family,
PARENTS.
Parent*.- Next to teaching your
child that it has a nature defiled
through tin, and the nativity and Ma
ture of repentance, you must con
vince it that it must believe in
Christ; must have faith. TJiis too
must be undertaken in tbe use of the
most simple language, aud illustrated
by the most familiar examples. Per
haps we can do our readers no better
ssrviee in this article than to give,
in full, the process by which the
great and good, Rev. Mr. Cecil
taught liis child the great and essen
tial lesson of faith. He says:
“My little daughter was playing
one day with a few lieads, whit la
seemed to delight her wonderfully.
Her whole soul seemed to lie ab
sorbed in her .beads. I said, fen-
dear, you seem to have some pretty
beads there.’ ‘Yes papa.’ ‘And you
seem to be vastly pleased with
them.’ ‘Y'es, papa.’ ‘Well, now-
throw them into the fire.’ The tears
started in her eyes; she looked earn'
estly at me, as though she ought to
have some reason for such a cruel
sacrifice. ‘Well, my dear, do as
you please; but you know I never
told you to do any thing which I did
not think would lx- good for yon.’
She looked at me n few moments
longer, aniTthen summoning up all
her fortitude, her breast heaving
with tlie effort, she clashed tliein into
the. fire. ‘Well,’ said I, ‘there let
them lie; you shall hear more about
them at another time, but say no
more about them now.’
‘Some days- after I brought her a
box fnll of larger beads and toys of
tbe same kind. When I returned
home I-opened the treasure and sot
it before her; slie burst into tears
with joy. ‘Tltose, my child,’ said I,
‘tire j fairs, because yon believed me
wliell I told yon it would be better
to throw those two or three paltry
beads into the fire. Now, that has
brought you tliis treasure. But now;
my dear, remember as long ns you
live what faith is. I did all of this
to teach you the meaning of faith.
Yon threw your lx-ads away wlieu I
bade you, because you had faith in
me, that I never advised you but for
your good. 1‘ut the same trust in
God; believe every tiling that he
sttj 8 in bis word, whether you under
stand it or not, have faith in him
that lie means your good.’”
Parent, such an illustration of
YOUTH.
Counsel for the Young.
Never be oust down at trifles. If u
spider breaks bis web twenty times,
twenty times will be mend it. Make,
Up your mind to do a thing, and you
will tlo it. Fear not if trouble (owe
upon you ; keep up your spirits, tho’
tbe day may lx* a dark one—
Trouble* never bet forever,
The darken! (lay will pnas away,
tf the situ is going down, look up
to the stars.—if the earth is dark,
keep your e.Vt-s on heaven. With
God’ll presence and God’s promise, a
man or child may lie cbeerftil.
Never despair when fog 1 ! In tlx- air,
A sunshiny rooming will come without warning.
Mind what you run after. Never
be content with n bubble that will
burst; or flrewtxxl that will end in
smoke and darkness; but that which
you can keep, ami whielt is worth
keeping.
Something startling that will atsy
yvhcti gold and ailrer fly away.
Fight hard against a hasty tein|»er.
Anger will come, hot resist it strong
ly. A spark may set a house on fire;
a fit of passion may give you cause
to n.ourn nil the days of your life.
Never revenge an injnry.
lie lliat revengvth know* no real;
The meek pease** e peaceful brrart.
If you have an enemy, net kindly
to hint, make him your friend. You
may not win him over at once, but
try him agnin. Let one kintluess lie
followed by another till you have
compassed your end. lty little and
little, great things are completed.
Water Calling day by day,
Weara the rock away.
And so repeated kindness will
soften a heart of stone.
Whatever you do, do It w illingly.
A IHiv , that is whip|x-d at school
never teams bis lesson well. A man
that is compelled to work cures not
how badly it is |ierfoniied. lie who
pulls off his rout cheerfully, strips
up his clothes in earnest, and sings
while lie works, is the nrnn for me—
A r!-Corfu! at-irit c l, pa quick :
A grumbler in fit* mud will slick.
Evil thoughts are worse enemies
than lions anil tigers, for me can get
out of tlie way of wild lieasts—bat
bad thoughts win their way every
where. Keep your heads amt hearts
full of good thoughts, that Imd
thoughts may not find rtx.ni—
Be on your guard, and strive and pray.
To drive all evil ilicogtit* away.
CHILDREN.
My Tattle Friend*: If ytm go out
into the woods these autumn days,
yon will find tlie squirrels busy carry
ing the brown nuts and putting them
in a place of safety for food through
the winter that is coming on.
Now, this conduct of these lx-an-
tifnl little animals might teach ns an
important lesson. Why are they so
industrious now to lay away a large
store of food f Because God has
given them a faculty railed inetiuct,
which teaches them to lay up, white
they ran, for the day of adversity.
Winter will soon 1* ii|M.n ns, w-hen
the lints will all lx- gone or covered
by snow. Are they not wist- then to
have enough stoietl away to f-t-d
iqion while winter lasts I
Yes, yon say, it is certainly very
tlionglitful in them to net so.
But shall they, that are only
guided by instinct, a lower faculty
than reaxou, which Gcal has given to
all my little readers, be more thought
ful nud wist, than you T
Tlie winter of old aye and death is
coming on- to eiu-lt one of ns, for
which we ought to prepare in the
bright spring time of life. If you
would have a [.careful old age and a
happy death, you must be now pre
paring for them as the squirrel is
preparing for winter. But some of
my little readers may think: Well,
but old age is a great way Olf, find I
will liave time to think of that when
1 have grown to be a man or woman.
That may be; it is so far off that
some of you will never reach it. You
will die long l>efore that time, [.crimps
long before yon get to be men or
women, anil you know you ought to
lx? prepared for death. Nor should
yon wait till yon get sick; then,
often, it is too late.
You would think the sqnirrel was
very foolish to wait till tlie dark days
of winter to prepare for it. But that
is what all do who wait till death
comes, and theu think about prepar
ing fop it. Aud even if you knew
that you would live to be old, you
ought now, in the briglit and laugh
ing days of childhood, remember
your Creator, and then you would l»e
or ohl age. Remember, the |ioet
says of religion:
“ Twill (It Ui for Minis; age,
Or tor llx curly tomb "
Bo, yon see, whether life lie lotlf
or short, it ia the only wise and safe
course to seek mid serve God now.
Will you not say now as did David :
“When thou aaidat, Heek ye my face,
my heart said unto the**, Thy fore,
I-ortl, will 1 seek. (1‘salm xxvih *.)"
Miscellaneous.
Around ths World.
So. V.
TUK FITVKK OF MOItMOXISM.
It is a question of no little Interest
to the American people: Wliat is to
become of Monnouisui, or wliat ia to
coin*- out of it I We have among us
a community aspiring to be a stiver
cigtt State ; until the o|N-tiing of the
1‘acific Railroad, isolated by its posi
tion from tbe rest of our country, but
now brought iuto direct coinnninieu
tion with all |Mtrts of the Inml ; a
thriving jhd>i»1*-, constantly increas
ing by emigration front other cotui
tries; with am-ia) institutions not
only opiMised but abhorrent to the
great mass of the nation ; the lemU-rs,
anti the |>eoplc with them, contemn
ing tlie authority of tlie general Gov
ernment, anti resisting it when they
dan-; anil all this disloyalty sum
taint'd and intcstifii-il by fanaticism.
What is to colne of it f
After studying tin- subject
tlie gn.iiud, my apprehensions of any
real diltlculty in dealing with tlie
uintter, either by moral means or by
governmental imtliority, have sub
sided. Rapid ami n-markalde as has
lax-ll the growth of this exervarenev
ii|nui the body [lolitk.-, I think it is
destined to la> rviuovixl without the
violent use of the knife. Tlien- an
no signs of relenting or of voluntary
Htihiiiisaiou on tlie [airt of tin- rulers,
nor will there In* while they can in se
curity n-tain |aiwer and make money
out of tlie [xxq.le as they are now
But Ur Making
Tlie man txailly but tbe money into
his pocket, telling tbe avariehins!
ruler* that lie would henceforward ,
do hjbt own tithing and administer Tlie chief requisites in butter inak-1
his okn charities. They an* all now , j n g may be sold to be the utmost
independent of the C'bun-b. Home 1 .■arc to keep all tbe utensils of tin
men Inns! Acquire intelligence; this dairy «weet ami clean anil dry; to I
will extend, and it is not In the keep the milk mom well ventilated.;
nature of man, tsipecially in this age of the right tem|w-rature, aad alas,
of the # worid, to submit to such | lately fttx* from dampness and all j
ulseiltite tyranny as ia exeteiaral by uupleaaaut smells which moisture ia
the Mormon rulers. sure to generate; to akim lirfon- the
Then, again, tbeae ruler*, govern- j cream has stood too long on tbe
WM. KNABE A €0.
«m-r»cm*ss or
GRAND SQUARE HID UPRIGHT
HAW©
Wmrrroom*,
Ao. 350 W*at IktUimort
l* lUMmam I/./
/vwtua, /a*uf min r. jme*.
Tit Kfift Imtrmnents trove been befi-re
thirty yean, sort upon (
eil alike by at-lftslt motive*, will full m ilk, ftx.ni eighteen to twenty fonr i m uTnt^kS
imt mining themselves. Tin-re is hours Ix-iug ample timi* If the milk j tm>
All the cream j
TOME
already among them umre or less is in a snitalde [dan-,
jixdotisy of Urighum'S [aiwer ami 111- , that rises after that ia [luaitive injury I c-unbln** grantnowor, aww-lneaa awl flne sing-
creasing wixdth. and the world will |„ the batter, so far a. delicacy of ETlSa'tSi:
ere long have another illustration of flavor is comx-med. Moits.ver, tin- Tbvlr . * '
the ndage, that “NYlii-n rogues fall cream must he churned at the right j TOUCH
out, honest lin n will get tln-ir dues.* t.-ui|s-nitiin-, without hurry. Tlie
Tlie religious clcniixit, even that of buttermilk sliould be thoroughly
fmmtiitsm, has fur less to do with j work,si out, no as to leave but the
the gmeniiiM-nt at Halt laike than I [east evidence of moisture which may
bail imagined; the’ three cardinal appear ill tlie fonu id a Very' slight
principles of the system I have dew, the butter of such tinniiess and
already alludisl to, love of is.wer, ; ixaudsti-uev as to slice dow n. Scarcely
Avarice simI Lust, ami tlasu- are not dimming tlo- potisli of a knife Idmle. Iniptvttil i iTwwrHng^^-jk""* ^ *'
enlnilntixl to nwaolulsfs a fe.vem . All imttcr ..r g.»«t qualm should - T ^*»
mciit or u (xnuiuunity I *— ■ • I w * waa ' i “
M pilaw and tkaabc, and entirely free front the
■t i flu cm found in no uianj Pianos. In
WORKMANSHIP
tWy m aaexectfod, uamy none but tlx r.-ry
lUMteral, Ike forgv csprtal vmi
NEWBERRY^ COtLE^
W 1
“SS't I
j»l«*rod in (Ml
itiiuafly an i
buaimM cnjiblin|r u« U) kwp 000'
Rmmi atoeli of Ioa»bvr, etc.,
MH
3
tb* Agrafh(
\\J AI.H ALLA Is • pie
I* U» Ivnoioua at me Bin*
rood, cumecting oritfeti-c GroearB
(Uilruad This lilUe vilfom U nous
bcultliy silualKsi; It* iuhabtuata bmtu J?
HMMiDUin Mir, and it ),u Is-cum* tit fej**
Sornmor resort lor U-uw llrtoy j„ *
tlirtrvSs- T)-r rtodrnt. ps«» Ihotr
only (hs- (Mhi m«l»riM. bst lw* eipomJTJ
tempi■!ton* und viciu o( forger town*
rt« CoUogr U ond-r tl-e (ootorim err aT'
KvhngolMxl Luil-oron Synod o( Bomb
•ikI Mdjms-m 8UU*, wl„»x dewrv >nd afertTj.
lo nuke ii rttu«l to Uk- flr«t iiirtHutiom it
kind in tht SUM. TTm- xlvautogot O, „ _r*
'is initructksn u llHSougli. and Uw
n» partula 1. », can hr a cured u
Tim iM-cemkry vrpcaam, board, tmaoafif
loci, te., »rv m iiiodi-rair and n-Mkoo^fo
other institution In the Boutheen Hutes, rbr
Hoard In private fomilie*. per momh a,.',.'
Tuition Golk-giata bep't, - “ ! 2
Tuition Preparatory IH-p t, “ u , «
Tuition Primary bep’t, “ « j
Inr-uit-nu-l r-xpeusro. (rotu 2i to iO CO. per EafoC
All atiidcnta are required to auend tbe ~y|,- 1
aervlova of tl-e Liuls-ru Cliarrt, ouiia* kT
arr ueo raquert pan-nu or guordfom deriaJZ'
»sne oilier piaoc of wonditp.
Tl-oae wls. deairr lo give tlieir eoat or *,nUJ
liberal or buntHoa education a-oald do ae|t?
conatd.-r tire advauugn of Xea bwry CofcZ
For furtliar particularr. a-l-irera W ; -■
Rsr. J. P SUELTZHR,
fonfot 1
Watlu.Ua, S. C., Dec. |, 1808,
U-ar ,l«w simple aud tes,^ | prov^~fo7iriu3^mul'^reBRITISH PERIODICALS.
JCIK aniTIl'S MoXri. ! lait many things must uuite to pro i 'f 6 ®- w!»io*> bring Uk-
At tlu* time of mv visit at Holt 'hux* such a quality,
lake, a cloud was rising, which was 1100,1 unisHiaiit. Htaue j
threat cuing iu its as |H x-t. Twt. of ">"» 4** ,,,IIk ,h “' «•*«
J.x- Smith's simis had U p| H xmxl on > »be higlumt quality of lmtter.
the stage, nml wen* preaching a * MI * •* M ‘. V ■ r *' ** M> exertKioa. Huch
reformation to cniwdixl houses,—
I iMdx-r perirtSH-n than boa JCS been »t-|
lined.
Kvary Flano folly warranted foe See Team!
Hub- wbuiraale Agiss-y for CtrUn * Xeod-
“« • eeteberoad Parlor Organ* and Cbnrefc liar
Where u is.mipt hienirehy ilt*|wml
imi divine revrlationn Utr tlieir au
thority, it Is easy to get up txsuiter-
reielations. Tin- legend which these
.luting Smiths had Just bronght to
Hnlt (dike was. thut ptevious to his
death, ,|in* Hiiiith, tbe original pioplt
et nmi leatler of Ike Moraion*, bad
plvdictid the Urth of a sou by
-fayirrite wife, wln> slumld be his
suixassor itt tbe riinn-li. Tliis he
had by revelation. File immtbs
cows art* not very common. Tlie |
fault ia far more frequently in tin-
feed than in tin- animal, anil in tbe
■iMsk- of making far more fnxp^utly
thau any otlier source, rridsibly)
iu nine i-use* out of ten, w lu-re |mor
I(litter is produced, the diflic-ultv
might la- traced dirtx-tly to some d<-
ftx'ts lit tbe treatment of tbe milk or .
in tin- [itxMx-ss of manufactiux-.
But the fact is, it is easier to tem-h '
a man bow to make a watch than to'
make tlie first ami uiot-Mt quality of
WM. K.VABK a CO..
Na 340 Weal BaHiaorr 8t, near Kuuw,
Bokinwre. ltd.
M*r 1* 48—ly
Thf I»ndon Quirterly Review,
1 he F4inb«rgk Review,
The WestMiflSier Review,
The North British Review, u4
Black wood's Edioborgh Magaziie.
doing, and live in the unn-straiuixl leadership of tin- [ample. lie tie
inilulgeiHx- or tln-ir lusts. Tln-re are , »«U»res polygamy, as tqqsswxi to Hie
mi signs of any extensive tlisatr.x:tii«i: l*rim-i[»hx( ami revelations of his
on the part of tin- people. They arr ,a,| ier, imuhntes loy alty to the Gov-
un ignorant class, have little oppor ernunxit of tlh- l nitrxl Staten, ami
tnnity of Is-roming better informeil, j * 1 ‘»'x mrt henitatr to lethx t U|sai the
tln-y Imve atfepted tin- sy stem from 'lerqHMism amt a, arcs- of tin- |>mu nt
religilHM motives, and have gi\ eu rub-rs. He i-ouhl not stay in Salt
themselves U|i to it with blind ilevo ,J * k ‘ ri, J *"•» *» the l-n.tei
after, tlie ileath of Jose|4i, the hum ; imlfor. 11 is so srunitive to external
was bora, was uamixl David, and infim-m-.-*, that mH ime lmtter mak.-r
uow at the age of a be ixiuich with »> « hundtxxl aiquxx-iaten, or esu he
his lux Mirer Al.ximder to eUiui Hie mmle to appnxnate, the extreme iran-
leadership of the ehnrvli and tlie re«|ninxl lo attain the etui. And lie
wiles a past deal must de|N-tnl u|am
tlie exrrriaetrf judgment and olraer
tion.
But then‘s are elementa at w ork
which I have no doubt w ill, ere long,
h-ail to an explosion, an that the
whole thing w ill g». to pAevexof its. If,
It would lx- very unwise, iu luy judg
ment, for tlie Fixlenil Goieminent to
Httpiiiirt to [mi down this ixMiimunity
by military fonx-or any extra jmlit-ial
means, so Imig as they do not fon-iUy
resist the laws aud do not interfere
tion of tlie I'uitixl States authori
ties and arms, is|ax-islly tlu-hitter;
Imt lie was fearlessly holding forth
t-> wwfcil n~u wIiIh-m (mi"tin - abwi
nf Mormuniam, amt tin- H|»s-th s ilAll 1
elders were re|dy ing to Itii* state
ments and strictnrvs, an that the
ngitutioti has fairly comitieiMxxi.
wumbse txis'r ukk it.
Tlien* is also among the |Hxq4e a
growing fix-ling against polygamy,
vatioli, Isith of whirh are ran-, and
tin not always route even with rx[ir-
rieui'e.
GimwI lmtter will always ixunmaud
a high price iu tlie market, while a
pian-a-tk-le i* atmsy s a drag. It is
iiii|a.rtant that every effort stiouhl
Is- mmle to improve tlx- quality mid
ilirreasr tbe quality.—.VowiWinrita
Ploughman.
tWfr'raifoa of the ffaiytrrry,—A*
this shrub 1ms sltalhiw amt*, it
thrives Imt iu shath-. NVe have
known a short drought to dry and
imrrli tin- fniit. when other I lungs
near Hm-iii had not leffl llamaged at
all. It la ilesiralde, therefore, to
plant tlie raiqiberry in an apple,
|s-ar, or |«wrb orchanl. If tin* ap|i|e
trees are forty feet u|inrt, three mws
^OOLS & H3JWT,
atAxtr'iSHrtta.
HiXVrkCTVMCM or
INHtTAHLK ASP HTATIONKKY
STEAM ENGINES & BOILERS,
Uttmt PATACgT AMKKICAX DOUBLE
* TUHBI.YK
WATER WHEEL.
T!a boat U' be I soar bvksv Uw public
JtlHtI!ELLS nil KXOrXK. l-KAIP WELL
AXD FOBCE PUMP.
THIS Pump ia wfcao*h*l««l
bf all MHxbaiuc* a bo turn- rova
«.*>!• in Iu conatrucliaa. Uw
SUM su>|4r. reliable a.*d rtaraMe
l*mnp Hoar i« «*-.
SAW MII.L8
Portable (Irtxl Mills,
Hoar Mill Mtehifiery.
SHAFTING,
PULLEY* AXD llAXGna
9md for rWroior l.r moit
THE reprint* at Uw Icodinp QuarictUt* oof
(flock wtoal *n> now irsliopciuabl* to *11 wb* 4*.
Hr* to keep tbeooHrtvc* fully- f rail «itb
rrgard to ibe groat subject* of U<c rter, **
viewed by the beat rdsdat* and souadtai
■ (.Hikers iti Great Itmaia ris- coeiritsSaai to
Uw peg.-* <s tbcoc ttvvacwr are men *k* Saad
al Ibe bead of tbe Hot of Ka«la*i arao, oa 8S-
cocc, Krlipoo. Art and <iet*f»l Lttmtam. **d
wta.u-.er ia wortliy at rt-w-uarioo frndl allfSOM
ia tbe page* of theae foe. -ew» ood EUckeaod.
Tbr variety ia an great list no aobacribar aas
toil to be aaloried.
Tbcet periodicofo an- printed oriib ikoreaph
fldrlitv to the Enytaih copy, end are iA»*d al
price*' * bH-t. pbav Uirta a tibia tbe reach tf ML
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OTTACE ORCANo
, » Ibrm m uw
with their iii-ightxirs. TIk- dilMculty es|itxiMlly fiHWBf the young. The
in .-nfon-iiig the law against polygii lemh-rs, for the fulfillment of their
my arises from the fact that it is own lusts, have imjswisl this slismc ,,f nuqdM-mcs sls-uhl Is- plsntixl lx--
impossiWp iu n Mormon rouiniiinity satorog the comm unity, under tin- tween. The centra row, however,
to obtain an indirtufeut or a comic of railwitna. Imt tin- mitiir.il
by Uk- tlsnsondl who Iwv*
Tbcy bare m-tr real Impronxeeut* tiros soy
-MV iM.ia.nel
Tlwy are Uw hedn-K iwsrunweU at Uw
OVER FIFTY DIFFERENT STYLES
Wc twee kuodreda of tminKSiiafo from tbr
adiatf muaiciao* of tlie enantre.
, . ... , . .. ™ , , UU-rel lud'i.xsueou to Cbarriw*. Cliiyneor.
gome of rahgiim, Imt tho imtunil some [icrianns im.v. shimld lie straw- scWU. 4c
tion by a jury, just as in tin- State of w-nw of the more intelligent revolts l M .rrw-K us it is far from the tris-s
retro.toa.uria.b w— k
derlan- against It, while all win. suit W e ,[„ ^ , lirm , m i|1 , „, U if |^
mil to it regard it as s cross, amt to
sonic it is a real cnu-iflvioti of soul.
[Miretihlc to final a jury who would
render a verdict against a man for
selling rum. Tlie [ilcn in lsitli cases
nuHlc by jurors was that tin- law was
not i-onstitntiomil. Tin-employ mi nt
I was told by a gentleman who hail
ixmventixl with some of Brigham
of foue, tisi, excepting in the n-gular Yimng’s daughters, win. are ixinqsir-
process of lnw, would lie drcMid atively well islui-atisl, that Hicy lie-
[lerseentiaw, mid this would only clarvxl |ssiilively they would never
aggravate the evil. Tln-re is no part marry a man who had more than one
of the Mormon ni[iital on which they wire. Aided by- tin- revelations ami
draw II larger interest in the increase preachings of young Smith nml his
of numbers and in confirming the brother, this sentiment may spread
faith of the [w-opte than the lawless among the [icoplc, and tlie fi.nl blot
violence wliieti they miffere^l in llli in* thim mnovnl.
now; their ora tore harp upon it to; KOTTINU lXlW'N.
this day. Permeation once endnrad j ’n M . rr llrp mttnv
acts like n seal even n[s>n a false
religion. Tin* laws
agree
First. Because the strawIsirry j
does not thrive in tin- shade wihch it.
would get from tlie raspberries.
Secondly. Because tbe apple or
clianl sIhmiIi! Is* in grass, which is
not suited to the strawberry.
The nuqilM-rry should lie workixl
niunil alsmt two feet from each bush,
and the ramaimler of tlie oix-lianl b-ft
in grass. If it is a pear orchard, the
manageaient sliould la* the same, but
if peach, the trees should lie platitixl
eloser together, with only two rows
of rusplM-rrira, and the whole worked,
indications of \V<- think mi kind of crap should
this '
cn n[s»n a raise dissensfon iu tin* Mormon community. In* cultivated with fruit; still, in til
... . . . n,,lK M 411 l,mH that I ft**l it will not In* earn*, working tho ground ia beno
at all baxards, Imt in a legal way, i.nig Iwfora the thing will go to pienxi filial to both trees andfridt
and this I beheve is done at tbe by jtM „„„ nrft „ nn , w . M ^
present time. Th« elpefjnsti.-e of j( u t mp0M [hle to cnfotxx* the law of Tomatoe* and Mrloa.—Vm- tonu,
tho tomtop-, Judgo \\ ilaon, with Cfmgtrm npiiuat polyguniy in n jndi- tom largely, both at bwakhit and
Mhom [ lmcl nntoli (puforom^, i* ad- wav ^ Upcwwr juifoa will not con- . dinner; take thorn hot or cold, oookod
ljiuiisteriiig lus defMrtment with vi. t, or even indict; anil if the gem- or raw, with vinegar or without vine
unswerving firmness and ramp, te nd Goveram.-nt should attempt to pir , friwl itl )mHor , or
success, miller cover of the United break nil the system by military W I on. I
pt.wer, wliii-h many h.xxlh-ss [s-rsons w,,h ««lt and pepjsw. Their
adroefite, it would tlo non* than any. healthful properties consist in their
thing else to perpetuate it; it would bring nutritious, easily digested, amt
, . _ : Is- like putting out a tire l.y scatter pramotive of that daily regular actiis,
insuring for It single night iftli,- mil- mg the brands, over m-w material of lh( , „ VKt(ini xrith(mt wW|ll
itan" force wen* withdrawn. the flamt-s. Tins exi-raso-nra, , . ... _ , . , . .
this foul blot is one which we must ** impraible. Tin tr antKonstipating
dihcxi.xtwxt. leave for tho provident e of God and quality is in the seeds ; onthesauie
\\ ere there no other ground of dis- for moral means chiefly to remove; prinei|>al that grapes, mains, anil
not to lie expected that | find I feel hopeful that the day is not white ausUrd scrd have stood high
distant WllPIl tlie work of removal I J rawiinf tl»« cv*’ 41
will commence in earnest. j 1,1 , m n ' , l KTt * attntion ol the
Kusebivk. the tnucons snrfact* of the
alimentary cuiihI exciting its [leris-
In the >
States guns which overtook Halt
Lake City, although I do not lielleve
that RIIV Gentile’s life wonld Is* worth
taitie motion, tints causing regular
HiMe* in Fine binding*,
year Ml, the Abbot of St. Reguier , ,,.
gave to his monastery a eopy of the ,u "v action.
Gom|m-Ih written in letters of gold, i As to water-melons, these are the
and tsiund in silver [dates studded only things we know whirh txin lie
, w ith jewels. Olbert, Ahtmt of t.ein- eaten with impunltv, until we cannot
bloux, iu the eleventh century gave „ „ " __ ,
the abbey four Gos[s-ls; one'lmuml * W-k,W a,,y mon ‘" The ^ ,lmp
in g.»ld, and the others in silver. It for tekiiig them ix about eleven
coni, It is
the people, who are now getting into
communication with the rest of the
world by means of tbe Pacific Rail-
road, will long remain blind to thc
charncter of the despotism that is
exercised over them, or that they
will continue to [>our their money
into the coffers of a few rapacious
men who are rolling up wealth.—
Some of the more successful have
already declined paying tlieir tythea, j waH nneoMMMi for the Bible to o’clock in the morning, and about
and have been cut off from tbe tie all written out iu letters of gold four in the afternoon. Tbev are not
Church. I saw the elegant resi j upon scarlet or purple vellum, f or vm vounc ohildran, tlie
dentx>s Of four brothers, who to- npn '. oft, * n omamentixt_ iqion the I.n..■ , .l,._
irt-tlii-r are worth half a milium d.,1 w i »h lx-mitifullv ralonxl se,wan especially llijurionsto them,
getlier, arc worth hnlt a million ilol oan „, ui„minatfons. It is [Half* Journal of Health.
lnrs or more, who came at length to , f,-arvil that these beautiful copies of ,
the [mint ut which, in their opinion, the Holy Scriptures wen- almost too A French writer stated that butch-
compliance with the increasing tie precious for use. \Ve tlo not often c «’ meat may be preserved in hot
mnnds of Brigham Young nml his j ^To^k^.mS”^ havl^e w ‘ ntl,er ** l ,ludn K it in lar ^
nrmstles eeoac.1 to Ik- a virtue One ^ of n *'“ ‘'.'Zh. ra ^l-np that ™ j—. P»‘ting clean, heavy stones
ot them sent fi.sfl) at one time in every jsmr child iu the country can upon it, and covering it with skim
payment of tithes. Brigham sent 1 |maess one and study it for hiinself. milk.
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dty prorotor* l>
tion of Hie 8a v
xvii: 20, ami
xvii: 6, I
tarii-n witkiit ir |
littie
npon an iut«*n
niy prapli*. itn,
and yiHtr re-.i-il
origiualitv tb'
many expound'
liave aceetts,!’*
from all xritliif!
eompare fait),
with regard't-
mentatovK an.'
riiriKt, only a
mustard, is »
mountain and
and therefor-
standhtg tln-ir I
that tbe taouu
by a bold fig‘>> |
ality, and art 1
little grain of I
Bengel nays-f |
in ntotx- power! |
a mountain.'
Henry says-
of true faith,
were like th.i
all seeds, you
Rosenmiller
habereti* /idu,
you had ever *-■
almost seem.
tions,tliat tin'
the let* faith
In order to
I understand
the grain of
of the moHi- l
endow it wit! I
place before n
in Matt, xiii
fnll grown st;>
liand, large en
of the air
cording to trl
man on hors< I
[(roach the him I
seed, l>ing hi-I
it, “Will you [
develop in to I
The little gr-.n I
lying here oil
nothing. Pla
give ate sunsl
dew m the pr
cheerfully un |
plish it too."
are an insign|
you have gn*
be in exact
language of l’i
<*» do eMthiiiJ
* treagA tenet ii
Saviour docs
that works w
seed ia *ur.
development ofl
tree, in who-1
lodge. Insteil
*malle*t faith |
txintnendat: E
faith, of whn l I
. , conceive.
We should I
hdated by the
faith aa am-
8uch feitb,
do the work |
agine, if you
.
May 13
Proprietor*.
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and m
pot one
T- Ci;
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