The Lutheran visitor. (Columbia, S.C.) 1869-1904, October 27, 1869, Image 4
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The Meeting of the Father and Infant
Children in Heaven.
... .. "But atrughtWay.
Or even I could utter words of praise.
Voieee fauwlUr ns'my mother'*tongue
Fell oo me; and an infant cherub sprang,
A» springs a sunbeam to the heart of Bowers,
Into my aitns, ami murmured audibly,
‘Father, dear father;’ and clasped
Uj knees, and faltered ih* sauo narae of power
., * • • * * ^ • *
The one who, nestled In ray bredat, hod seen
AH of earth’s year except the winter snows—
Spnng, summer. autumn, like sweet dreams, had
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6n her. Rva—or living—was her name;
A bud of life (bided in leaves nod love;
The Aewy morning star of summer days;
The golden lamp of fireside happy hours;
The little ewe-lamb nestling by our side;
The dovo whose cooing echoed in our hearts;
The sweetest clxfrd upon our harp of prats-;
The quiet spring, the rivulet of joy."
********
The storm
Fell without warniug on oor tendeV bud.
Scattering its leaflets; and the star was drenched
In tears; (he lamp burnt dimly; unawares
Tho Sltfe kunb was faint; lire weary dove
Cowered its young bead beneath its drooping
wing;
She chord was loosened on our harp; the fount
TTag trouble^ and the rill ran nearly dry;
Aad iB 2. ur 5°tf lio»rdj)uyathef. say
’Will yo return the gilt r The voice wjuj low,
Th* anawer lower still. Tip, will be dene.’
And now, where we had often pictured her,
I saw her one of the beautified; . J -
Kra, our blossom, ours forever now.
Unfolding in the aWqphcro of k>Te.
The star that set upon oor earthly homo
Bad risen in^lory, and in pure skies
Was shining; tod the lamp wo sorely missed
Shed its soft radiance in a better home.
• ieeaaea
And nose who looked oo her could choose but
fa
Era, sweet angel, God be blessed for thee!"
Wbat parent who has children in heaven can
read these beautipjl passages with tearless ctcs?.
And yet. the rainbow of hop* and joyous asnur
tnce arches over the tears, and tolls of brighter
skies beyond.
Bible, which of itself is ju>
benefit?, in#-stores a truth
as (rood anti kind as hi> wtut skillful,
and could heul every dfeease. Yon
describe his meeting with Jesus,
repeat his iniplorinft words, and the
ready, eompussionate, assuring an-
swer. Then, ou the return Journey,
you say, the rider’* servants meet
him with their awrriwftil message,
and the father’s blurt sinks; but
.lesw. reassure* him, telling him only
to believe, and site ukall be made
well. They reach the house, and
the noisy multitude are sent away.
Tlien you tell of the Lord’# entering
that hushed chamber—only the fa
ther and mother aud three ehoseu
disciples with him—aud ;»eUm>, as
you may, the resurrection-scene! Will
you fall to intciest, to enchain your
child’s attention t Ami when you
add that this is all true, do you not
see that you have written it inefface-
ably on his mind 1
Tltis is a lair sample. The stories
of the Bible are rich in incident, and
afford broader scope for the imagina
turn than do fairy tales or ; foetus.
One reasou that they are written so
concisely—lialf-obseurely, often, may
be that we may dwell on them, draw
ing out tluiir beauty liu*' by line, aud
thus realize their hidden power.
Let children, then, leuru liible
verses, but let them have their sto
ries, t«o; and these are better told
thau read.
YOUTH.
The Family,
PARENTS,
• Bible Stories.
Tl.e two Bible series toehild
can hardly be over-estimated. Be
sides awakening an interest in tho
small
th In a
child’s mind more tloejdy than almost
anything else.
An objection is sometimes rimde to
telling these stories, instead of reading
them in the words of the Iiiblej and
it is a plnnjnblc one. It is thought
best to store children’s memories
with tho wry words, in Hie hojie
that they will be of use in after life.
This, certainly, does apply to many
passages; if written in the memory,
they will, in times of doubt and
temptation, sorrow and pain, eome
into the thought with strength, suc
cor, guidance and comfort. Bnt this
is trite of as different class of passages.
Often a single verse Will meet the
need of sneh a time far better thau
ten chapters of narratives could do.
The general irhpmtxwH of the latter is
what is really helpful; aud the more
deeply a child is intenented in a story,
the 8trtinger will be the impression it
makes.
I have tested this matter with my
own child. I was at first inclined to
use only the words of the Bible,
Wishing these to be remembered, and
thinking, too, that I whs wanting in
aptitude to tell them otherwise. But
I found, it impossible really to inter
est the boy; he would listen only as
to a lesson. I tried the other way,
and With a marked difference of
result.
Why is this t It seems to me that
the reason lies here. The Bible
merely states events, in the most
concise manner possible, leaving a
wide margin for the imagination, as
regards sceiK’ft ; and ofriithctei’s, anti
everyday life. It can do ns ver^
little good to read these accounts,
unless we dwell on them sufflcSently
to picture them in our thonghts.
Just this we need to make plain to
the chiltP^as it were, to draw the
picture for bim, and hold it up to his
view. Tlien the story becomes real
to him, and his interest is easily
won. *
Take, for instance, the raising of
Jairas’ daughter. You may read it
aloud, and unless yon have told your
child to listen, be will hardly notice
it. If yon have, it will not be likely
to arouse his feelings, or toncli him
with a sense of its beamy. Bnt
suppose in the pleasant-twilight hour,
or the quiet Sunday, he conies to
your side, asking for a story. You
describe the eastern country, the
is well worth'Wbtatniiijk for more
than one reason,) then speak particu
lariy of the rider's house, where,
‘amid the luxury, a great sorrow
swept its dark wing—the only daagli
ter having just died. Do you not
see his eyes looking earnestly into
listens
flushed cheek, parted lips ami quick
en the table close by. The King
took up one of them, saving, “To
what kingdom does this belong, ehll
drenf’
“TO the vegetable kingdom,” rftrtted
one of the littfe girls.
“Aud to what kingdom this P eon
and atfrmMopic vtow* of Western
sofiHery with which We are all famil
iar. They are wWtak to work for
one third of the wages detosmted by
other labonwa, are
lempcrnte, hrou-% mid industrious,
'and chartteUriiR
Tlie sucre*- of farming ta in expe
rienod.
tinned he, as 1m* took from bis picket
a gold ootii.
“To the mineral kingdom." ahe W»
aweml. , '
“And to wbat kindoiu do I belong P
inquired he. expecting, ofoomrne, that
she w.ml.llunswer in the right ortler,
“To the atlimul kiugdom.* But she
puused, aud colored very deeply, mil
-knowing wbat to say. Hbe feared
that it would not aouml resffoctful to
answer to a Kiug tliat he belonged to
the auiinal kingdom; she puzzled her
little brain for a reply.
lU-m.-mts-riug the wtirds iiiGeueais,
where it says that God “created man
in Ilia own image, in the image of
Clod created he him," she quickly
looked tip ami “To God's king
dom, sir."
The King stoo|s-d down and placed I
his baud upon her liemL A tear
stood in bis eye. He was moved by
her simple wonts. Solemuly and de
voutly (lid he answer, “God grant
that 1 may be collided worthy of
that kingdom.”
Feeding of Poultry.—Don’t feed too
by B kind of much. Pood should never be given ‘
IMtieut energy, if the expreasfoa to fowls unless they are hungry
m«,y be allowed. that must Anally ertongli to run craky after it, and Just
win tliem a place among our moat aa soon as they atop running crazy, |
vsluahle artisans and fern laborers, yon stop throwing feed, and never,
; no, never, leave feed ly ing by your j
; fowls for them to eat at their leisure. '
WM. KNASS &
xAicncmoi or
Stun) SQUIRE Aid WRIGHT
PIANO rOBTIS
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So. 1M W«K BatUnion Sberl,
WAL/ULLA, & c.
W^HAUhtfa.^U^
IIIKSl
As a cure for paralysis, a thunder- 1
bolt seems to be a sovereign remedy; 1
but the difficulty resides in knowing
how to receive a proper dose, fowl
not aa exorbitant allowance of it.
An American suffered paralysis
u|mmi one side of his body from'
childluHMl. A thiUMlerlsilt cured kirn
Is Marty thirty ye***,
aad upon thvlr
them aueqoafod
cr
To Restore Ortas* from Milk.—Pow •*«
ileretl French chalk ia very useful to i tv-",'
remove grease from silk. If the TONE
is applied quickly after the oombiaro gnm power, iweeuM* and fine aing-
haa fallen uprsi the silk, the - *•“ - re ri ‘T«f tsssro-
latter will he speedily absorb*! The ; their
powder may shortly after be dusted TOUCH
Clitirelv 1111,1 gave him the use of all! °®* * ^ W1 *** ** Wt " 1 ® * >r h pH*at aad elaaic, aad eutindy fret from the
entiniy^amigai. «“»"«“■ u< » 01 , u . mam« toad la so *s»y ns»m Is
his organa, after shaking kirn so j , , WDIlKMIKmirP
severely, however, that lie remained .. .. wUKKMANSHII
inwiiKihlf for iiliout t^'onh' luiiiitU'M I a* 1 wc uwwriW, ludug dom but llic Tttiy
iiiwnsioK uirniiout twtnn minims.; tlinw tn bmewsk wwmzvl losnel for |>lasistit>ic rei
-tct.agt’ttfJrtKf-a
Evangelical lutheraa fiyaod el
•ud adjaccni State*, *!«*; Oceir* aDf j tjfcjrT*
fuel, fie., art ** modeeata aad I
other luMhutkni ia th* 1
111 prim* uwuie*. per moBth. lit
Tuiuos CollegiaUi Ihfi't, “ “ ! TJ
Tuition Prtp*r.torviK-p’t, “ « .
Tuitioa IMswry topX * “- * JJ
lochk-nul ixpram, Iras 24 Ui S0ctt.pt,,
All rtudeou *r» required to attend ti
Mta of the Lutheran Church,
An F.uglishmuii, who for twenty
Miscellaneous.
■ -a- . — - '• Tppip—
ChineM Characteristics.
t)tM> of the most interval ing por
thins of the city of San Fnmeisco is
the quarter inhabited by the Chhiesc.
and known as f Uiiimtnwu. Tlieir
dwellings occupy the closely parked
space of about a dozen lilts-ks, nml
their stotm All half a ilozM stnvts
for a distance of Several sipinivs.
Hero the t’ltiiiiiuiao has iuijsi|l<aj
many of the social ami tlomestir trait*
of his native country, retaining iiinny
m*tori*l. tbr farm c*ptul r»-
long years had taken fevregimms' Tlte cattie are atrimr-r |
It Ig jewii, MU icrr _ iww t |, an a( t j, a , a,.uAon of the tear, the
bath, during the an miner. »H.t wUJc iUk ^ pU-amnter. nntl
out sny benefit, wm. entirely < nred ||W timP for
m less than a aecoml by n Ansli of
ligtitniug. Tlie same story is related
a minimal,. Tbr other
- - — Spiffs h " ^ gwtto pereha
of tin* mow markwlchuraeteristieaof •^ •’tMTIicy stsuilearnetT wlmf Lh^ to omke . t..^, tbkdUy rio«i«gj
it* iteculiar civilization, while slowly m l'l*‘!»e<l,und admins 1 the anknuwii |j, |n j ( | (htc eamsitul prvns|iiisito to
twlaptlng himself to the novel cwndi , | " VKt ‘‘ H " ,, “ * n ”*^ Prr h *' 1 pru a tlionmgll union of tlM! part* roll
tlous of life amt labor in the Sew ! ■» marrethms «fe eflfes. Hints in freedom of the surfaces to
World. ! tbiramie Hrbmacht was aa old fn>m Tun, may be
III religion they are ubdutors, and I» rely zed accomplishetl by layiug a doth upon
Mg Young Frientls: The following
extract which wc have come across
in our readings, we think too good
to be shut up in our library, nml wc,
therfore, transcribe it for your use
and improvement. There is nothing
like fixed principles to the young;
principles which are in harmony
with the teaching* of the Bible.—
And though for n time they may
seem to work against our success,
yet, if wc remain steadfast, relying
upon God. its sure as there is a Gtsi,
xeho judge!h rightnuulg, it will all
work for oor good in time ami eter
nity. Oodlinemi is projileble, both for
the life that is note, and for that irhirh
is to come. Tlie author from whom
we quote says:
“Thompson in his lectures to
young men, states the following facts,
wieh to my own mmd, is of consider
able interest. The late President of
the TL B. Bank, uqce dismi*scd a jahaalwta o,nnip«4cmv of («sl;
prirnfe cMric becauae he refused to though they better* him kind
write for him ou the Sabbath. Tlie
young man, with a mother<le|M>n«leut tores, Wb-vc that the Kvil < »nc hates
ou hi* exertion*, was thus thrown us, constantly seeks oppoitucities of
out of employment, by what some * injuring ns, and mnst 1h‘ emp-iHattsl.
would call an over nice scruple of For this pnrjxste .loss, or <U vU houses
conscience. Bnt a few days after, are erected, iiqg-uqc Imnasl, nml con-
wheu the I’resitleiit was ret|neate«l slant oAeriuga mhlie to propitiate
to nominate a cashier for another the devIL The mteistrj ofdepnrted
bank, lie recommended thin very in <ti)irit« of (Won,Is to their friends on
dividual, mentioning this incident us earth, which amongst it* is merely n
a suilicicnt testimony to bis trust sentiment, is with them a fixed arti
worthiness. ‘You can trust him;’ ele of fiilth. They haHer* tlmt a
said be, ‘for be would not work for spiriftml infliiMHv destvnds through
me ou the .Sabbath.’ the teirssl ancestors, mul thflt to
‘A while since a youug man was keep the coiuusTiou uuUnAen their
dismisseil frwhl his place, beeauac he graves must he kept together. If
would not become a party to u false- one should lie buried In a foreign
his si, by which refusal the firm land, or n|iart from tlie graves of his
failed to secure several hundred famfly, -he feels the naghs-t and anti
dollars which tii<l lot liekmg to theni, tn,le in the world of spirits, and re
but which they exiiected to obtain, ganls Ida'friends mi earth with feel-1
of an invalid la one of the Austrian 1
hospitals: being hteter enough oue
■liy to stand in the way of the'
atmospheric apnrit, he was enaUed
without delay to lrur« the establish '
ment, and resume his work.
Hcorreliy mentKins a similar fact
which mvorred to a passenger on the
nowcetehruted|Mrfcet hisit Xnc York,
tlie tram. Of eoorar, much will de
pend uiam cireumatancM, which are
often an diOnvut with different ittcli-
vidunla, that uo general rules ran lie |
laid Omni for |wartioe by all.
are advantages th foil ploughing,
which entitle ft to fovm’. If any oue
lias iloubts let him satisfy himself by
makiug the experiment this very
year.—Exrhouge.
UT AH our Square I’toeo* have oar K.s
tnprornl Oiwttnmg Heal* and the Agraffe
TnU* ’.
W. *«sild roll opraal sUantioa to oar iro-
proi-rrorot* m Uraod Ft*so* *uu Square Gi
Mtealad August 14. IMS, whsk leioi
Fine an
anuvr pmroUoa liaa liro jm been
lb*
»t-
Kvory Piaao ftrllr sonantod Is fin rsnl
Tbere i auk ' I* Am-ncy for Carton fi Seed
IMS'* RMnud Frtter (Sgaw and Cbarab I Ur
Already alluded to more than once in | Cemrmt for Leather~Of moay aul,
these isigc*. Uke the American Just rt aare« lately brought very otMupfeu
quoted, this (leraou, favoreil by llgiit (Hia | y to lattice for fosleuing piece
nlug, was |Hinilyz«*l for many yearn. ^ h^atber together, and in mending
He was so astonished at finding harness. Joining machinery belling,
himself suddenly ruml, that fin #IM | ma king slusnt, one of the heal is
-rone time Ho ran about th.- deck Ilk, mil)W . b> lu , vhlx , WI lurtj , ut eniUibtoU*
pa**.-"gen, |(f in|rbo|1 with otM’Of oil of tuqs'lltitle.
WM. KMABg fi CO.,
I* 24* Wm lWluwor* St, mar Kuuw,
B*Si**orr. ltd.
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8TE1I ENGINES* BOILERS,
l.KFKKL’S PATKVT AMKIUCAX UOCBUt
TVHBtXK
WATER WflEEL.
Ttw b»*s Whs-1 sew before th* puUap.
HiIRRKLL8 F1BK EXOl.Vg DEEP WELL
a Kb roRCK rnir.
yet, contrary to the nwivwl opiuions
of ('hristendoui, they em t no idol as
a God, and ft la said would feel the
same repulsion to <h>ing this that
would be frit by a Christian. They
do not apparently recognise the
ami 1
and
rnrefttl of tlu- happiness of Ids err si
since her childhood that she cnnld
never move a atop witlmut the ai<l
of erutclies. One «iay w hen aloue in
her chamber slie lieanl a most v lob-nt
chip of thumler. Mm h alaruied, she
fell n|ssi her knees to iin|JoO pro
teetion fri,m the Almighty. At this
moment tls- hearil a knock at her
door; ft was her brother who w i*lusl
to see Iter. Mite reeogniard bis voice,
ami iuimisbatrfy ksAeit round fur
them, ami apply ing a but iron jfoc a
time. The cement la then a|i|dieil tuj
both pieces, tin- surfoivs bmuglit in ,
contact, ami pressure applied until
the joint is dry.
rstfal Information.—Tli<’ IYtelv
Imrg (Va.) Index has learned, in a
euaversatfou with an uld getitHngn
j of that city, that for several years
I»,** he has k,qd his Immisc free from
THIS l'urop is
l»v *H reduici * ba hare
it lo Iw is it* surtfwnluu. ttw
mom “»p*e. rohshic sat dsrshfo
PuuiF no* ia sar.
SAW MII-LS
PomWf Rrbt Milk,
Ftear MiH Macbtem,
SHAITLXG,
puiajtrs axd has,mas
her crutches. Not finding
once she prcjsinsl t.> crawl towanls
thredisir—- her only means of prugree
sitm wlmu the crutches wen- not wt
hand. TIm- fright, tlie slns-k her
syafrai Uml just Isfiwe nveivnl. hml .i*. that ■ *tnmg *oi„ti.m «f 8.1m,
|N’.i«Him-d a man elhwa rare f Who H, H Ji.sl externaUv to homes, «ill
knows iKit what naturel “ “ “
will iw ms- ifoy nlilinxl mctlirally in
tlie neighlsH-lMwal id «air lighfniug
conductor* I The marvels wc have
already exhibited, ami tins*- which 1
tliem at ( mekruarlies and igln*r vennin, by {
* ’ the use of K|mnm .Nulls, irfittered
freely near tlie boles through which
I they enter, tins.- ugly visitants will
'I week other homes; and assures us
^ also that a strong solution of Hal
tppli.sl externafly to h<ones, w ill nave
elrctririty th „a from anno, hiks- by Bh-*, nml
’ that where mirror*, picture ftounre*
Ac., have lss-n raldssl with th,- so
Inthtn, the Ate* will refusr to light.,
As a preventive against bed
tV- Bred for UrnsiW by naff.
It*.r •
«-tf
v E S T E Y S C
jOTTACE ORCANO
■fonmsl fo th* lhaaronfls who lore
omc otho* place of wonhip.
Tlmro who choir* to gir* their WM or rofoj
-—• — *—‘ 1 ,-dureuon. -eouW On wq»i3
..f V' i roiv-.■
For further
the advantage* of Kcm-bare (Jaffero’
r particular* ..Uin-s,
Err. J. P HUELTZgR;
WaHwfla, S. C. Dec 1, ISfifi.
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still remain to Is- mentioned, tire far
irtilii |Mu\ ihg that any faith must be . he found of great service; I Hit a
itttoeUcd to the dreams of visumartes. uon . effrrtu ,, >Hlr the recently ;
, Irnt they are aid I fnrtber frim. demon ! a.oco.vs.Hl rarimfte acid or rarbolic
f *tnti*f thfit it ia imdbk to tlraw romp. Animals w ssheel with tbts so (
limits to the isiwer of light risHon
For the crime of honesty and truth ings of dislike and malice, in ronne-
the youug man was dismissed from qmw of tlieir neglect to his body,
his position. A few days unerward 1 Three times a year offerings are made
nmg.
A re
then la
Tta-r rwVc rntfr rent improve)
i.dww ife .Ira ■ *■ f
xw*^ri* mat, **11** *,*
Tlwf on tho kadisg
world.
OVER Fim MFFERKXT STVLKS.
Te tore hundred* at tretiossiioi* from the
11 ■■ ^ ■ * i i — — - j. * I ,
•g VWm tn lue CHUillJ,
Liberal isdurorocwfo ** Ohsrohro. Chrusw.
feiraoto, fin
ALSO, \
will be forcer flree from
f Wdrare is One's Sri/.—When a I l v n»viu«l freedom from rttii ami
cricis Is'frills yon, and the emergvmT I "**> **"° ^ by Uw
hearing of a vaeaht situation, he to deiwrted spirits, and nnttl reeently requires moral courage and manhood i n " p ,rf ,b “ rartsdic acid or soup; but
applied for it Tlie merchant who all who died absent from home were to meet it, be equsl to Um- require “ ‘Hi* is not always at hand, our old
wished Tor an accountout, asked him returned for burial. Lately, however, mentsofthe moment ami riae «>peri»r friend assures na that krnosinc oil
if he could refer him to any iudivid- the Kmperor lias oniered three *er- to the obatuetea in yonr path. Dm- l»oured into ral lnde*. or rag* suto
nal with whom he was known, nud vices annually for the lieneflt of universal testimony of men whoso i writh kernsine, will htuiioh
who would recommend him as an -‘spirits at large," those who have died c\|*-nem c exactly ’milK'idiW Wltll n,<1 ' IUM ^ niM ''' effectually,
upright man. nt -sea, at battle, or by eaaualitica your*, furnishes the consoling retire--1 »«*e«I tln-sc antidotes fur
With conscious iuuocence, and making burial at home imimmihle. tion that difficulties may be ended .vcs™, and ia fitlly convince*! of their
Arm in his uprightness, he replictl, Diis methml, it is lielieved, will con- by opposition. There is no hhwsiag i value. They are, at least, simple and
AST>
LIGHT tk. CO.’S
BEAUTIFUL FIANOS.
1 Wludi we wilt roll from ten to twenty per cent.
lero thaa they rou be nbuiord ehewbero.
U. SAKDKRS fi Co,
T9 W, Farettf
BsUimorc,
K. B.*—Wc ttkr to Rer. ). f. MifcLm
our Agttni at Staunton. Va. -
April t 40—tf
<1 have just been dismissed fnuu Mr. cHiste thes*‘ unhappy spiritsand make
’s, of whom you ma| inquire.’ | tlieir influence propitious. IVith -
When n]iplic(i to, liis fornutr fill- cree*l looking no largely into the
ployer gave a full and free recoin other world for its motive* of action,
it may be readily aeon that tlie Phi
mendatioa, and added, ‘he was too
conscientious about little matters.’
The yquug man is iiow a ^loytuer in
a large firm hi ft., 'rtnd id ifppfm-trtly
becotuing rich.’"
We Will only add, for your encour
ogement, fny young frientls, that in
tlfe language of Scripture: “When
a man’s ways plrase the Ix>rd, he
maketh even liis enemies to lie at
peace with liiin.”
Tlie fidelity of these young men to
right, was. the occasion of promotion
in each case—and so it was in the
CHUJIKKX.
to the ptsroesaioh of a ntolit
heart. Tlte magnitude of the danger
needs nothing more than a greater
effort than ever fit your hand. If
yoo prove recreant in
clienji, nml may be tried.
naman is peculiarly iltted for moral' trial yon are the warm of recreants,
and religious training.
Tlieir education, though
nol
ex-
precision, that to the (Uty of Ida
“To God's Kingdom, Sir.”
King Frederick of Trussia was
once traveling in his dominions, and
passed through a pretty village,
where he was to stop an hour or
two.
see their King, and had done their 1 short time and with remarkable
Good Washing Fluid.—Sal soda,
one ]hhum1 ; stone lime, one half
the hour of water, five quarts. Boil a
»liort time, stirring oecaaianally; then
and deserve no rampaaaion. Tie not ,et . U He ‘ ,J ' ami off «**«
iliama.ved .for unmanned when yon " nM i " , ° » rton f /“« wm1 ^ .
tensive, is thoruogli as faraa it goes, dionld Iw hold and daritig, nfifliiu-Ti Sonk * hit ‘‘ 0 * oU * r * ovrt ,n
and is eminently practical. Ninety I ing nnd redointe. The cloud whose wa fe r ( or an hour in wntm suds
eight per cent of them can read urn! threatening rtinruihm yhb 'heat' with 1 <n ,h< ‘ n,oniin K wiI1 woI M wring
write their own language, and the dread is pregnant with hfesstug, nnd ^ ° > u ^ mm '' ‘*' rt - van ’' Gained ]4aces.
large mgiority can east np accounts the frown w hose sternness makes yon f i'iR * boiler half frill of water, and
with readiness aud aeraracy. In i "hmftftw awl will ffigTBffg'l when at scalding heat jmt In a com-
addition to these qualities, he is be l ^ ccec<kwl ^fifoltejri^ogjtehiug mon tenoupful of the “fluid,” stirring
js-ctilmrly mlapted to the perform strong and manly!' equ^l '»* »'"1 ^ hour; then mb
aucte of any-kind of unskilled lalior, forces to open difficulties, keep a fltiff wl ‘«r» ,t| y ‘hretigh one suds only, rins-
jvurticularly household work, in which upiier lip, aud trust in Providence. >«g well iu blueing water, aa usual;
he excels the Btuopeaa emigrant up- ( L n ' atu< : 84 , J "* °^L be achieved by and all is complete.
on whon, ire an- smtotod to rely | S^nt neblerement ls^SnflZ^t
tti this ile|Hirtmerit of seme*-. Show , mp - H
him onee or twice how n thing is! —
ilone, nnd such is his method nnd ! Remember H’JLwe Crratures Them
Art.—It would prevent a great deal
add hlUf a cup only of the fluid,
osbig the same water through the
whole washing. If more water io
.. It would prevent a great deal | needed 1n the boiler for tlte test
death he will do it precisely ps he l tt's t- ,lll | n 4 > j-dothea. add it froln the sudsing
has lieen taught. In this regard he tliathtey foteGbdki TfcfflwT Diid^i i w°otena and calicoes h»
is s;H’cially fitted to the management lforsc# vl^i^ mygclstu ms pmucrel- *' ,e from which you have
and control of machinery, which he | fwNj'; Gpil 'tfvSNpkaadcow* washed white clothes, while hanging
ntmost in preparing to receive him. curacy. The largest and finest wool- j whiA are often forgotten to wtl** 1
The schoolrfnidfntrfitrewixlffnwm in mill tm the I’acifle coast employ* housed from the store.; aud Ood’»*«nc
if lieresMiry; then wash the woolens
d coluvM-* as asual—the woolens
before bim, and one little girl had a j Cbinamen jilone, ami after att^xlcn
pretty verse of “welcome” to say tod sive ‘v.uqmrlson of-laberem fttiffi all
He listened most kindly,
totd her site bad performed her task
well, winch pleased her very uineh.
He turned to the seliool-mastor, and
nationalities, gives tbetu tlie decided
preference. They make the finest
artitttes of gentle men’s wear, in which
the neatest seWing ntaehine work is
are so often i before tlie calicoes.
enedbreatht You tell of the grief in said lie would like to ask tlie class a requiml, hind hooks; set type with
hi- hands nnd the creatures ^ does not rot clothes,
S fto- fls t ttrous^r i ,mt mttkus theta wash folly one half
Uld as »•« arc; j easier, aud is a (pfod arttete to rifr
1 nUttTh, unil can
Helves, Hod will
lo-oplc 1
work of
of liis
and wi
and thouj
! not plea*.
! not forget our ill treatment of
that home—the father's absence, in fevt questions, and examine them in out knowing
search of a wonderful physician, wbat they knew. Now there hap- i with great skill, and have executed < jui
of whom j^^as j.suid, .(bat .JylfB^T/ts l poned to be a large dish of oranges ! most of the Is-nntifnl pliotogrnpliic' mercy who hath show
. s-V-,
* Street
mnrvjjA}.
EJL
CUBS.
h diaensit gt imt-olr p>X oeql. will be *Hnfi .
U) Clot* >d f.*)r or tnor* p*r*ou* tiiu* four
sari** a Work wood, or of «*> Ui lw *HH Se
amt io oo* afidrao for $12 OR.
POSTAOK
• 4J- VI
j Subscriber* nbould prrpny bj the quarirrod
' ; oflfor «t dclivrn. Tli« DuHujk to »i\y put
tk* Fiulrd Stitro it .dolrifo a womMS."
■ roll only apple* to «urnM NlMtripjttOfo
r bftek iiotnb.ru tb* pofeUge is daabio. , f
PiHHinos t« Xrtr Sfltrtcrihfrs.
tst,- * * •*. -» ,tc tt-it tciTsre 1
Xe* rubocribgr* to *nf lw» of lbc abort
ptriodlofa for 1SS9 will b* cn.ii tel Ic n«n
Ztoth our ore of the tour Iferiew* lor 1
New oubtenben to *11 fit* of the Frtwshcsl* for
DCS mar raceir* prati- Bfacbwood or SUf at
til* few Rcriewt foe IMS
Sutotribcn may. by apply.** •»•*#, obtoas
bock arts of the Review* front January, ISOS, to
BfWtnte. ISOS, and of BfacfcWood* Mayasto*
from Joosary, 1804, to Haste, 1868. M halt
t!m rurtunt wibeeriptiuo price.
W SrttliCr preroiowa to robsrrtbrr*, net
diaruual to okibe. oor reduced price* for took
number*, can bo allowed, unk-« llrt muoojr it
remit.*d rliract In rlic Fobtfalwr* Xo premluart
c*B be given to dub*.
TIIK LKO.VAHD SCOTT PI BUSHISO CO,-'
140 Ri-tror Stwrer, N. T,
Com L
~ I
nsChsrcir
[From a Her
the ;-
The Lord H*|
My bouse
nations, the h|
am sad and
tote upon th!
it would be.
SURGICAL DENTISTRY.
DR. D. L. BOOZER,
S mnnxn paftocr of Dr. D. P. GREGG.
boSiqp penoowawtr foeated H. CMwabi*. offer*
l.i* prof.-aa.oaal aerrioca to tbc public. Ssiprical
operation* ou US’ natural teeth performed ia tlie
Trail, extracted with
out poia by Ite appuewtiob of * loeul oaaetehetad.
In erm 1
ArtitW*) wtui
every Improved otylu done
Portarolar sttastio* i* in
Vtted to on unproved, quporior and serviceable
■ande of *ludiiog leveli lo orlificwl plates. Cali
over Find National lttni.. Main Street.
Columbia, & C.
April IS
€0„
J. B. WATKINS k
CAItULAUK MANUFACTUHIfiKS
4sd ne-rtiiths or
EXPRESS WAGONS, -
Forth Stmt, fiaJhmorr, iU.
Carrlnger and vrturo&a, of *11 deacriptiao* ; n
built to order, and warranted,
tar R<
U*y IS
Hxxwv Cant*. 1 AioxCausb. f a IT Warr. Jn.
HENRY C0BIA A CO.,
WHOIaKSALE GBOCRBS
, t) AKD j -,
tmxmm mhi«hant«,
Charleston, S 0.
April» ' M-ly
^ TUe^Laooqid tjeott Fubitesof Cooqwny too'
FARMER’S GUIDE,
R» Hsxxt Sttmisss. of Ediobwjfle and the
I*** J. F. Wowros. ot Yota College, tori vote
Royal Octavo, 1.C00 page*, awd mifeeroro me-
graving*.
Frice. $t for the two volumes—be muff, poo!
fH»»-
P. D SADTLBR & SONS.,
OPTICIANS AND
Wd&tt<823 SSASlSasS#
Baltimore 9 Street,
j snimoM,
, 1SPOBXXKX OT ’>
WAfchiiS et FINE .IKAYELKY.
pmrffiative a
Cbrtet’s prero
Of sir
Bbli.
parpo
sermon—ali c
upon as nnitn
not underst.
nigh togetli
thanksgiving^
ingly inhale
Our church is
—the altar
prayers, intcr-f^
thanks shoal {
where sacn:
with tji
nzrto
an offering
are
property.
K
Ti r
MAXTuen sruf or
•SPECTACLES, SFOOIfS. TORES ANB SO*
j VER WARE CiEXERALLYi I
Uni 13 46-lf
’A
W'd* tew merer*, motaap a mpfh lerew hfet ■
H,ns Ike 14 me. Ed.Oan. , ",'
Till* edition may supply fire place of a Pulpit.
Edition lor the preorot, till the Pulpit Bodt now'
in srenarotkin, i* pubfitlrtd. ”* ' •
in ,Urif Ar*bc«,ue,.„*.,.x„-$g,Of .
in dark Gilt J 85
Address ' -t ..D T fi«-
Angust 8 1868
DVJF1K kCnAPftASL I-
fw Coiu^aa.
Fi A. feotrfelt. It, IU14MUL i <
P. A S0UTER & CD.,
D EALERS » Gooftta* Phrtor «rd Offlee
SfaOl iff, tlw most imprftv«4 pm *****
i to pru
t And
of serving i
fond with o
think it a
people to pr
and the per
follow. H
Wing toget
word is wro
not reeeiwet
ration of pi
»ot the pr
Our Churei
bat alao h
be, a hou
of Jesua:
prayer,” ii
foting,are
but also
shall be, i
Bat as'
entirely a
become a
Prayor, i
oorcilii
for all t
glorious
wenune
stir ap
fetHu pr
every h
of the 8)
fill oong
from tho
of mere
influeno
Our (
fofodcon: