The Lutheran visitor. (Columbia, S.C.) 1869-1904, January 19, 1870, Image 8
THE LUTHERAN VISITOR. COLUMBIA, S. C,, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 86. 1870.
Poetry.
TiaM, A Minister's Wife.
Wastthu, a perfect Indy,
Delicate, gentle. rcflncA,
With every benuty of pereon,
And every endowment of aeioil
Fitted by eorly cnlture
To more In a feahionable life—
Plaaeo notice our advert iaemeut:
• "Wanted, a tniuistor’a wife!”
Wanted a thoroughbred worker,
Who well to her household looks;
(Shall we ace our money wanted
By extravagant Irish eook^t)
Who enta tho daily expettaei
4 r( Witli economy ahnrp as ,-i knife,
■ And waehee and acroba in tho kltcbeo:
“Wantod, a miniatrr’s wife!”
Careful to entertain strangers,
Trailing atjruU nnd "sooti;”
01 thia kind of 'angel visit.*"
The deooena hare bad so mod.
Aa to proro a perfect miia.nct'
And "hopo those plagues of their life
Can aoon be aont to tfba (arson's
"Wanted, a minister'a wife!”
A perfect pattern of prudence.
To all ollters spending less,
But never disgracing the parisli,
By looking shabl.y in droaa;
Playing the organ on Sunday
Would aid our laudable strife
Ki’ u -
To easet the society's money:
HI
‘•Waitui. a ministers wife!”
fe* :
And when wo have found tho persons,
We hope tyr working tha two,
i'
To lift our debt and build a new church-
Then we will know what to do;
For they will be wont and w.can-,
V lr - -
:
Needing a change ot life.
1V-
And we shall advertise: ‘’Wan ed,
1 • '
A SIKISTM ASH IDS wire r
The Family.
PARENTS.
A Christian's Life—A tf otlfrr's Safety.
Dear mothers, I wish to say tv.
few wonls to yon in reference to
the importance of every titty’s bear
ing witness to your fidelity in striv
ing to conquer self-indulgence, in
striving to get the mastery over
every siiiftii thought and action.
Though wc art 1 strangers and pil
grims upon the eartlqyfil a future of
eternal happiness or of eternal misery
awaits us all, and upon ns as indi
viduals rests the responsibility of
our own Salvation, and, to a very
great extent, the weal, or woe, of
those yonng immortals committed to
our rare, for tiie day is surely com
ing rn which we shall have to give
an aeConnt of the manner in which
we sltall Bare discharged this re
spoii8i\>ility.
How necessary then that we, their
first teachers, in whom they have im
plicit confidence, should be imbued
with heavenly wisdom ; that we
should be clothed with the whole
armor of our Leader, so that every
foe may be conquered and Wc become
loyal subjects of our King, and a
living exatnplo of Him who, while
Upon earth, was so meek and lowly
that no angry word escaped his hal
lowed li|>s. AH, was jicace anti purity
within.
Oh that wc could but realize more
fully, that the spirit we now manifest
will, to » greater or less degree, be
reflected in the life afitl conduct of
those aronnd ns. Then-, niethinks,
we should be more careful aud guard
ed, in our every thought, word, and
action.
But not in out rthh strength lies
this power. It is only through (Christ’s
strengthening power that we can
ever attain in any measure to the
fitness required for the arduous and
responsible'dntie* which devolve up
on us as mothers, yp^ W can take
courage from the precious promises
that, “as are thy days so shall thy
strength be,” contained in onr gnide
Book, and given by onr great Law
giver, who eliangcth not.
In no condition of life will he for
sake his children, oh no! His love,
his guidance, and his protection, are
sure.
I can sympathize with you, dear
mothers, whoever you are, whether
bound in affliction by loss of earthly
goods, or the deeper sorrow of say
ing the hut good niglit-to dear clier
ished ones, or in imprinting the last
fond kiss upon the lips that can give
no response.
Often wearied by numberless dtr
inands tqsm our time, how precious
is tho thought, tliat wc are permitted
to cast aJt our care upon Him who
eareth for iis, more tenderly than a
mother eareth for her child. Is it not
a consolation of priceless value to
feel that we are thus cared for, thus
upheld and sustained, and should it
not stimulate us to greater diligence
to ever glorify our Father by our
daily walk and conversation, striving
to lead others, and especially our
children, in the ]>ath that leadeth to
life eternal !
Then let us seek strength in the
morning, for the rightful discharge
of the duties of the day, and often,
even through the day, lift otu - hearts
heavenward for fresh supplies of
grace, nnd then, as the evening shades
appear, look over the records pf the
day, and seek forgiveness for what
has been omitted or done amiss, aud
be ever thankful for the mercies
which we have received.
Then when life’s mission is fulfilled,
we shall, t hrough the merits Of Christ
Jesus, enter into tile marriage supper
of the Lamb with the joyfttl assur
ance, that those, whom we shall leave
behind, will also join ns when their
life-work is done, never more to go
Out from the presence of the Isml.
Bet us then persevere, and not Ik*-
home weary in well doing.—Mother 1 *
Magazine.
YOUTH.
Profans Swearing.
It chill, my blood to hear the blest Supnjwu
Rudely nppcaktl to on ench billing theme.
Maintain yoilf Wink; vulgarity dcapiaa:
To lwear it neither brave, polita, nor wtoa.
Yon would not awear upon lae tfeft of death:
Reflect: your Maker now mold Slop your Sraatk.
A moment’s culm consideration
will Convince any rntioirel person
of the impropriety of tlifs custom,
which is inexcusable, irrational, vul
gar, and profane:
It i* inrurrntaMr. There is less
temptation to this vice than to tttiy
other. Some vices are excused by
culling them constitutional; but, as
Archbishop Tillotson observes, no
man is born with a ntreariag constitn
turn. It run not procure credit to au
assertion, because it is oftener used to
confirm a tush or dnnhtfhl saying,
titan a plain truth. The matt who
swears, seems to doubt his" own
veracity; and well may others ana-
licet it; for how can we lielieve he
will lie true to man. who is false to
Owl t Besides, the custom of swear
ing to trnthes ntav insensibly lead a
man to swear to falsehoods. Persons
addicted to tliig practice scarcely
know when they swear; and some,
when reproved for it. have sworn
that they did not Swear.
It is irrational. NYhiit greater proof
of stupid ignorance ran Ik* given,
than to use wonft without meaning?
You call upon Oud (slua-king to
repeat) to damn gour egex—four Wood
—gonr Mint. But have
but remember, ! to slide any more that night. He
your boundary i picked up the broken pieeee of his
pleasant evening;
the gate must be „ _ _ .
line. 0 J filed nnn went home and asked his
Henry kissed his mother, put fill mother's forgiveness for his diroW-.
dcnCC to her, uml theu wont to bed,
to sleep tlte sweet sleep of those who
though they have sinned, are repent
ant ahd forgiveu.
ills warm overi'tmt awl fttr cap,
aqd wurtii Shlrstrii gloves which his
mother had knitted for him, and off
tieV* to the hill.
It was a beautlflil night tn the
early part of February. The hill he
was going to slide down was indeed
a splendid one for the pnrpnae. At
the top of the hill where the Itoys
started, the nmd passed through a
steep out tit the tbt*k*. In the day
time the sun geriCntlly thawed the
snow aud Joe a little, so that the
witter dripped down front the rocks
and ran in little streams ovCt the
sunwy road, and when it grew to
ward* sunset it (hue hard again,
leaving the nJrtd an unbroken sheet
of ice for a little more than an eighth
of a mile, where the rorili ended iti n
wharf projecting into the Ilutlson
Hive.
stopping at the gate rut off u I tout
one-1 hir<I of tho ride, amt I lenrv was
often 'sorely tempted to go beyond it
when Ik> saw uuny of the big boys
doing an, awl unless tliey made tut
effort to stop their Birds, they Imtiiid-
ed oarer the little ridge of snow aud
went tst with red abided H)«eed.
It was not the river tbwt Mrs.
Carey dreaded; for at the etui of
the wliart was i» forgo pih* of lotnlter.
Which raved tlte I toys from all danger
of ali.ling off the end of it; Imt on
the ttrink of the river, rrrmahig the
wharf from tho cod of it, was a
railroad, and Mrs. Carey feared that
a train might come along uncxpcct
edly, aud Iter little hoy, wit la-iag
nlde to atop himself, he run over.
There was a benntiftil, bright
moon, nearly frill; the weather was
not vejy cold, awl tile hoys slid dim it
the hill one after another, whistkiig 1
and singing in their Ituppim-as; for 1
there are few hoya’ a|M>rta more ex-
Miscellaneous.
Proa "Joint Ploughman, Talk.”
Hint* as to Thriviag.
Hard wo«k u» thk oraxd hk
curt op Sl’txTWS. Nothing Imt
rags ami poverty can eomo of Idle
ness. Elbow grease Is the only stuff
to make gold with. Ko sweat no
sweet. He who would have the
crow’s eggs must clitnb the tree.
! Every mail must build np his own
fortune iHtw-a tlajra. Shirt slrevcs
rolled up l,Sul ou to best hruwdeloUi;
nnd-he who Is not ashamed of the
apron will ipion Ik- able to tlo with
out it. “Dillgeitor is tiie mother of
good luck,” as poor Iticbanl says;
but “Idleness is the devil’s l*Rater,”
aa John rhmgttuucn says.
Hetieve in traveling ou step by
•fop; don’t expect to be rich in a
jump.
Ilatpa nri tks matter Isap
Slow and sure is better than font
and ttimsy. IVrscveranre, by its
daily gains, enriches a matt far more
than fits' and starts of fortuuiite
speculation. 1 attic Ashes are sweet.
Every little helps, as the sow said
when she nuup|Msl at a gn.it. Every
<lny a thread makes n skein in a year.
Brick by brick bouses are Uuilit 'Ye
should creep Is-fotv wr walk, walk
before we run. and run la-fore we
ride. In getting rich, the mote haste
the worst jqteed. liasle trips up its
own heels. Ilssty climbers have
sudden tails.
It in bad beghiuiug business with
out capital. It is Imrd market tug
vim wmsld 1 bilt ' ru,i,, K ,h “'i giidiug at lightning with empty pucketa. We want a
eretl what *H*Ntrim, is! It is » ,hc Wb, “ ,ur *«" ¥*.**■«*
iiioonligiit. there are eggs already. It is true
The little tiled* were slight nnd j yon must hake with the Hour you
delicately made, f.W they did not i have, but if the sack Is 1 empty it
need to Is- very- strong, and it was might hr quite as well not t» act- up
word of dreadful meaning. It is to
be pronounced accursed of God in
the day of judgment. It is to hear
Jesus say, “Depart from ttu*, ye !
cursed, into everlasting fire, pre|«red ^ u ^ w
for the dev.1 awl his angels.” But uith mnnrr ,. nm , it
snrelyyon do not mean this. tlM> lM „ OV( . r . for some time
It I* rntgar. That some gentlemen ^ * lflsn „, hW
swear, w too true; out it cttii nevet 1
fo- deemed the nmrk of a grutleman, ^ |hjlt ^ t , lil|kjn;; ,, f
for it w » vice common to the vilest
clmnicterH in the lo\ri*st nuik* of
one home a nu rifffs home in due : ftkdjf hjpwt deal at wheat. When
season. In one plate the seed gtriwi, vttti mean to save, begin with your
in one neat the bird ttatr^ri) its eggs, mouth ; there are many thieves down
in one oven the bread hakes, in one j tiie rest lane. The ale jng is a great
river the fish Mtcw. waftien In all other things, keep
Du not be above your business, withlfi ettmpas* In clothes choose
lie who turns up bis ltonq at his suitable and lasting stuff, and not
work quarrels with hi* bread and i tswdty fineries. To warm is the
butter. He is a poor smith who is
afraid of his own sparks ; there’s
some diaerihifort in all trade* except
chimney-sweeping. If sailors gave
up going to sea liecause of the wet;
if Itakers left off lurking hcrituac it is
hot work; if ploughmen would not
)*longh liecause of the cold, awl tail
ors would not make our clothes for
fear of pricking their fingers, what a
puss we should come to! Nonsense,
uiy fine fellow, there’s no shame
about any honest lulling; don’t be
ofi-nid of soiling- your bands, there’s
plenty of snap to lie had. All trade*
are good to pood traders. A clever
man can make money wit of dirt.
I.ucifcr matches pay well if you sell
enough of them.
You can not get honey if you are
frightened at bee#, nor sow roru if
you are afraid of getting mud on
your boots. LuckadaMcul geatlc-
incu had better emigrate to FoolV
fowl, where men get their lit ing by
wearing shiny boot* and lavender
glovpa. 'Vlteii liars of iron melt
under the South wind, when you ran
dig the field with toothpiekx, blow
shijui along with hut*, manure the
erop* with lavender water, and grow
pltnmake iu flower |K>t#, then will be
a fine time for dandies; Imt until tiie
MUIetiniiiin eou»e«, we shall all have
a deal to pat up with, and hud la-tter
la-ar our preseut burdens than run
better skelter where we shall find
mutters a deal worse;
VkT&ST SLAftTIC
A Substitute fur Hair and Fealkm.
The Elastic Sponge Mattress
t» the iMakUwt, eWHwd, tiwsl ekutfe, (Urtb!
Inrt beet WJ in Ow worW. .
The Elastic Sponge Pillows
main thing; never mind the looks. ....^
Never stiwteli your fogs further than «ikI <ii»«r*«*bie oflor, .«* lesthen fo, - '
yonr blanket# will reach, or you will
soon It* cohL A fool may make
money, but it needs a wise man to
spend it. Iteincmber it is easier to
build two ckMineyH than to keep one
gtang. If yon give all to Ifitek and
board, there is nothing left for tiie
saving# I tank. Fare hard aud work
hard while yon are ytwng, awl yon
have a chance of rest when you are
oli 1. •
Never indulge hi extravagance un
less yon w sut to make a short out to
the workhouse. Money has wings of
its own, and if yon find it another
pair of wings, wonder not if it dies
fast.
It* that hath it, and will at* keep it;
tta Uuu mb it, aad »ill not aaefc it;
' III- that drain and i» uut dr;,
SI. .11 want money rj w«U m t
Fray excuse me for spinning this ;
long yarn, for aa I polled it came.'
My talk seems like tlte Irishman’*
rope, which lie could not (p-t into the
ship been use koitU-ltody had cut the
eml off. I only want to say, do not
be greedy, for covetousness is always
IHMtr; still strive to get on, for |«ov-
erty is iib virtue, and to rise in the
world i* to k man’s credit as well as
his comfort. Earn all you can, save
all you cau, find then givr nil you cun.
Never try to save out of Cod’s cause;
such money will caukcr the rest.
The Elastic Sponge Cushion*
for Cl.nn.-ii, Carriage or Choir. «r« br mimkjr
mm tiie boat curfol hair, (wl.tdi b arrrr fond
in tad. arudw.) alwoya rataiains
rery coralortal.lc, and niori. rimfor
hair.
The Blsatlo Sponge in FarnUora
!« inortr better tl«a b«lr. n * la atwa; (
bum awtha and all iaant life • and to permm-
m-otlv ilaatir a» to keep th* cob** nxud*-,t!r
fli!I. tt.na adding greotlr to tha ktotaged tte
KurnUtM*. — fiUt'M - -tu
Tbs Zlftstlo Sponge OoodI
arc arlhna rafidk, aad rrrrrbodr likn
Sind for |wa>{.i.fou, girfog foil parucubm, ig
price lint ot gijocte.
Local Agent* Wanted;
An Agent wasted Iu every Uua lu the Stair
to wHom will be firt** tbc uxditffive ibtm
goodiL V. SOVtM.UralAanfo
13d W. Fbj eqr .-ucct, Ifolfoadn-, tU.
May 13 III—-1*
BRITISH PERIODICALS,
*r— 1
ThJ I.omfon Qoarlefly Revfow,
Tfce Fdlnlmrgh Ifevlrtr,
I hr Westminster Review, *
Be North British. Review, and
Blackwood's FdlnburgR Magazine.
TIIKrqwfotaaf tlw iaadtng Quwtrriir, «*
Bfoch a M.«l an- uu*> l.afopauaibfo t« *11 » U, i.
•in, to k«ip thrnaadrn, fall; iufonatd wife
rayatd u, the gtmrt atUyueu of tW daj, M
rfowed hr the her* *eivdaia and
tl.inkrrt in lifts Britain The mitribaton t*
the peg.-* n, 11 war Review* are nun wingM
at the IwmI ut Ua. lot of Kogiudi anfat aa Se-
rniv. Retigiob. Art a.*! fleneral latent aw. t*4
«loiterer II wo lb; at dwrOWiiou fed* nUttitw
in the |wgea of tiwae Rerfewa and itafoaafe.
The rmririy ia *0 great that no *u Writer ca*
tail to br wuedfed. ^ . y*
Th.au perio.l.iaU are priutad «iih
T lilt MS FOlt l»m>.
For anjf one oft Ik- Review* .
iMpfo.
*. a* Arm
society. It produce* the nutst di.t
grace fill equality—it puts the honor
oil, the learned, the iiolished, and the
delicate, ni>on a level s itli the most
ignorant and deprartsl.
It fat profane. Do yon lielieve there
M l\ Hml! Have yon heard that ho
is tiie high and lofty One who inhah-
itetli eternity, Itefore whom angel*
veil their faces—whose existence nnd
terrible Majesty even the devils be
lieve trembling ! Oo, profane sinner
hide thy*elf in the dust, whence thon
want 1 originally taken, "’ho art tlion,
hnpionsly daring to set thy mouth
against tho heavens! You would
inqiurtunt that they should not be ton j fur u baker. Making brick* w ithout
straw is easy enough compared with
Making uiomc) whcil yh.l have id au
to start with. You, yimtig gentle
man, stay as a journey tuna a little
rides tu tlte gate, hut it Impiieflisl at lunger, till yam kfirc rat'd « few
IMHiiuls; fly wht-n your wing* have
got h-utiters; hut if you try it too
s,M>n, yon will la- like the yoiiug rook
that broke its neck tbrongh Irving
to fly be los e it was Ueilgtsl. Ever)
thing t-Isr when lie catiif to tin- gate,
and did lint remember his promise
to his mother nntil he got to the top
of the ridge at which lu- should have i
1 Uiviiig to Uod is no lore; it is put-
_ ting yonr substmire in the best bank.
.Hi* teworv. .very one mils . Caiv(«^ U tnte having, as the old i n.-!liy U. lie- Et.*!.«l, oVy, w,t! «rv udvtrdTt
row with sm h oar. as he lias, and as Mooe ^ „ f , b( . m:lll prir*. .fori, .1-*- ti» rccL rf *
he ran t choose tiie wind, be mast
soif by such a* God sends him. I*a- j
tiertre nnd attention will get on in j
the long run. If the rat sits long
enough h( the hole, she will catch !
the mouse. Alwnvaat-ft grows good . , J"u | Bfoiaw# t lUsari.,* *
cabbage nml leriura
grow tUistleiy I know as a plough- '
mail that it is up ami down the field
that ploughs the acres; there’s no
getting over the ground by a mile ;t^
a tun**, lie-who plods on, the clods
on, twls on rods will turn up the,
sod* while laziness nod*.
Keep yottr weather eyeop.'n. Weejv
ing )H.,iltry ttro .-arric-rl off hr the
fox. Who watches not catches not.
grat e stone said of the dead man,
“What I Kj*etit 1 had, wliat 1 saved 1
lost, what I gave 1 have.” Tlte
,Kfok,ris of the poor are Safe lookers, ^ ^ ^ . „
***» it w always a piod j Km-*uv iUrv>- uf ik Brricvi,. ifl w
to fowl to the Lord. Joliti Plough j **'<%***”— ** “
man w ishes all .Yobug begiunm long j For uu-isood safl.... Rertow t
| life and prosperity,
SdBtH-u; of WMlth,
Ai*l Afol .S l*ealtli.
Lst(T<wn uf <ont«at, .
And sites life 1* qiral.
A sam wW, tiwJ m<;forr.
; F.e BWmiroud aud ivu ot H«
; H.himii It M
, Fur Ufod wuud aud Uirv* o, llw
[ Review* IJ M
| F.c Ul«ckno-*i awl il.v (our Kr-
vivws li M
1-Vm4s hsU what’s oVfo-k, tntt wise
not swear in the presence of the gov- j ahtna, “I forgot atsmt tin- train." H,
ernor of til* stale; and will yon treat
the King .of kings, the (iod of the
men know their time, (irftid wink*
the wind blows, «>r if not, do not
stopix-d; it w as slm mt Dm foie, but II j •uuilntW want* to be n w hale, tail it | provMeuee fl .1 sr;,d« every
sudden plnnge of his !)-et Into tin- is prudent to Is- a little fish while iM fed, law he rhs^t not throw
show would have preyenhsl die sled yon have but little water; when '*'“to tlte m-st: be give* ns our dai
from gtdng anv farflter. its trimh- a ytmr (stud Uvumn tin- sen, then *’ rni1 '- *’ n * ts tkron«r'.i nor omt
slight effort, Imt In- longed to go t*n swcil as nmcb ns you like. Trading h , l*oe- Take titrte l-Y tiie fflrt-lfkcks.
so iioteh that be did not tij half so i without cu|Wtal is like Intilding a
hard as In- ought to have done, and house without bricks, making a tire
the little sled Istunded on over the without sticks, burning candles with-
icy road with Henry oil it, half vie wicks; it leads men into tricks,
lighted at his long rule, nnd half ,„id lauds them in a fix.
frightened ut the tlionght of t|nving Don’t give up a small bust ness till
disobeyed his mother. yon see that a large one will jmy you
Suddenly lie heanl a loud, shrill better, Even cnuutw are brcmL
whistle. “Oli,”cried Henry, tn grrnt
?00L3 & BJJHT,
aiA’Au-Tsia'jia,
M \UF MTI BUR O*
PORT.\DlB MTwVTIOXKKY
STEAM ENGINES & BOILER?,
1.KFFKJL'S I’ATt NT AMKBh AX foMTCLK
TTEIH.VK . -
WATER WHEEL.
Tito hni U h* 1 wnw brtor* tU- psUir.
VftRKKI.I.** F1RF KXfltSK. ftFKP WKU.
ASD FOttOK 1TU1\
Bettor t pnor tour*- Ikss aa eta ft y tull;
whole earth, with less resjteet! Yon
would pcrlmita refrain from swearing
tfoUrr foot * lusf .Has no *1 sU
was not a great many yards from tip- Better n little fttn.Uure than an rmp-
trnck wh.-ii the red light of the gn-at ty Ionise. In these hard times, he
fontp in front of tlu* locoumtive slum.- wlto cant sit on a stone and feed
on that |*art of tlte road which iu- - himself hud better not move. From
many hours together, if it were to would reach h. a few moments; tfamlfc*, worse U ptstr Improvement.
whs no wny D» stop himself, the road j a crust is hard fare. Imt iiohr fit all
harder. Don’t jump out of the
must | fry i,,^ |,.in iota the fire. lD-tuembcr
exempt you from some temporal loss, ( wi)!t IWI wnv H , WO j, nunseii, me road i a
or to procure some temporal gain ; was bke glas* and v.-rv ste p, it *ccm-
urtd do yon treat the commands, the j rd llfl if in „ r , w , uo(nrllU __
promisv-s, ami Hie threatenings of the | dash against the train. “<>h my D,*),! "an" me",‘have draw- well it, verv
most high (*otl, ns if they were un- | mve IIM Hey dp.m me, and forgive me „ m „|| simps. A little trade v with
jirofit iK liettor thfill a great concern
at a loss; a small fire that warms
lie who said, “Thott shall do no
murder,” hath also said-, 11 Thou shalt j bounded!,
not take the name of the Lord thy j f y,^ from Henry’*
worthy of your notice T The rover- i lny ^h hc
agony. Then t\
eign comntiind of the Oovtfrnrtr Of the Htl< )den i( , (ia , lilo ; tlln . w
universe is, 8vvf.au Xot at ai.t_ , liiuiH«*|f off the sled and ami let it go
on without him; the little thing
on with lightning s|K-ed,
, , ’* weight, struck
Co.1 iu rain;” and the awfrd sane «g, lnilt tU e wheels of oas of therara,
tion of this command i«, “fm- *he nll) , wa . hn)Von to pio( . rH „„ , n .
Lord will not hold him guiltless that
taketta his name in vain :” that is, lie Hetirv too was slidim* ,i mvn h... ‘"id starre in a great
will nnoish him with siinialveii-veinice . ™ "“'"l- ,lo " n t,K desert. He who undertakes too mnch
willpnmslt Him witnsignal vengeance hill ns he lav on the snow, for there i;,..,, Tui .
—he will make him feel the thunder ... 1,nt T,ro ,lho r“‘ ,,re
were no IittH i>n>|« < t»i»^ rough plm** j,^* | WO ^tooi^ H mail oouum to tin 1
j ^ ctethl hiy hold of to sti»p - between them. Von may
himself, but he went lnneli more burst a ling by trying to fill it too
slowly than he would have done if j foil, and ruiu yourself by grasping at
1 ~ lmd not thrown himself off Ws i tvsi niueli.
you is Itrttcr than a forge fire that
barns yon. A grout deal of water
can be got from a small pipe if the
bnrket is always there to raleh It.
Lnrge hares may be caught in small
j woods. A sheep may get fat in •
of his
power.
irresistible and destructive
CHILDREN.
For lii6 Lutheran Vinitor.
Sliding Paw* Hill by KoonUgbt
! lie
sled. Hv-togv' secsul brouglit him j
nearer and nCAter to the train, and ,
increase.I his D-rror, but it was a j
In s groat rivW groat flak mv found,
lint take goad tosa l iMt jroj he drusrtl'd.
Make ns few change* as yon ran;
“Mother, rifoy I go and slide down ”* lort tn, ‘ 11 au< * ** M ‘ ' aRt rnr |«t«ae<l trees often transplanted lieur little
two or three moments before Henrv’s " “ — ...
bill to-nigllt P asked Henry Carey;
“all the boys are going.”
“What hill are you going to slide
I fruit. If y ou have difficulties iu one
foot touched the track; nnd he was, place, you will have them in another;
safe. ~ “
Trembling with excitement hoj if yon move Iteeanse it is damp in the
! Villlf*' v’ttn niur Rtisl if nnlil mi tLo
yards from wltere he stood lay the bill.
down !” askfed Mrs. Carey. arose aud lookisi around him ; a few valley, you may find It cold on the
straight road by Um J > ar “ 8 ,roH1 w " 0rP } w srn ^* '“T th »' bill. "Tiere will the ass go that he
cemetery; it is a solid sheet of ice * ,r »>ken pieces of bis sled, scattered , will not have to work f "here can
from the top of the hill to the river.* f ln a ” Aireetions; he shuddered ns j A oqw live and not get milked!
“Arc you sure you can stop at °I" C rcstc.1 upon them. I Where will you find fond without
the gate without any danger of being He walked across the track and stones, or meet w ithout bones ! Kv-
carrietl on further 1” fcmdt down on the snow to thank cry where ou earth men must eat
God for his great mercy In preserv- bread in the RWeat of their faces,
ing his life, and to ask forgivene
“Oh, yes, there ia a bank of snow
all across the road just at the gate,
and there we cau stop onr sleds as
easily as possible, if we like; but
some of tlte boy s do not like to stop,
and they go ou splendidly to the
end of the wh#v£’’
•as
for bis disoliedienee to his mother.
Tlte moon was still shining iu un
clouded brightness, and its light was
reflected in the dark river and from
the scattered pieces of ice that here
and there were floating in it.
game.
Look most to your spending.
To fly from trouble, men must hare matter what comes fat, tf more
eagbw’ wing*. Alteration is not nl-
wny* improvement, as the pigeon
said wlten site got ont of the net and
into tlte pie. There is a proper time
for cbnngiug, and then mint! you.
besfir y ourself, for a sitting ben gets
.“If 1 let you go, will you ship
every time at the gate!” j All was silence aud solemnity for , no barley ; but do not be forever on
“Of enure" I will, if you say I j a few mojpent*; theu there came a j the shift, for a rolling stone gathers
utnst, ltut it makes a short ride, in- merry group of boys who had been ! no moss. Stick to-it is the conqueror,
stead of a delightful long one.” waiting at the gate for the train to He who can wait long enough will
“It is lietter to have a short ride ; pass, not having seen or thought of win. This, that, and- the other, any-
than to run info danger. You may ] Henry . They all offered him a share thing and every thing, all put togetli-
go, and I hqpo you will iqx-nd a in their sleds, blithe had no desire J er, make nothing in the end j bnt on
THIS Pump w ackfoowknlgcd
bff «U HK-obilMk* U 1*0 MCCH
SHAFTING,
FL’LLKVS AXD IlAXUF.RS
lb- up estly sad rafeh the worm.
The morning hour carries g ild iu its j
mouth. Hc who drives last in thoj
row g.-ts all the thud in his eyes;
rise early, and you will have a clear
start for the day.
Never try dirty dodgrs to make
money. It -rill never pay you to lirk ;
honey off thorns. Au honest man
will not make*w dog of himself for
the sake of getting n bone. It is
hard to walk on the devil's ice; it is j
flue skating, but it ends in a heavy-
fall and worse. He needs n long
spoon who would cat out of the same I
di*h with tkiDin- Never ruin your i
soul for the sake of pelf; il is like
drowning yourself in a well to get a
drink of water. Take nothing'in
hand that may bring you repcnUwoe.
Better walk barefoot than title in a
carriage to hell better that the bird
atarve than lie fattened for the spit,
Tlte mouse wina little by nibbling
the cheese if it gets caught in the
trap, ('lean money or none, mark 1 0TER FI *' rr t-lFFKRF.XT STYLKA
that; fur gain huillv got will be an . *!• b * rc u-vumoumh from .**-
everlasting loft*. , Libr-oil iMfiuewrmu'lo CUurotoM, CierRni*-j
A good article, full weight, and a j *«•
fair price, Ivring eu*totncra to tlte
CIX'BS.
A -iiacou: I *t Itoft-uty |K-r m*. wilt hc ntiuWoj
U» Hubri <A fcmr or iih tv piuffia. Tltw
trf bfoekwood. or«f «die Ucffifw. »ill lie
anu to oot .-itkftrew t* $12 M
aiilm
Mfifol’s K»dical tiie Tr«s.s.
(«• fe*;,*. JtohtL" eint-TW I f the
-Jtat fUind Jtot.hrie.' lSCt.
OJtnr—X-. S fhl.Jcy Seat, AMman, JM.
fe w* (d not not J’tdt impartmm.
THK uvst rriK-l ,-ff -tiro
TRVSS known Ss the euro
an-1 ri-lk-r of ltaaia ut R-i;-
Hire. TliU Tn;** tiac n
Iff*. ... . tbit khmSkni of tl* moat ittnnrM PhrSrwto*
i.- ^ Snrr*« ./ u.U croMtrr. .«< M-
m-m. amftt. rohntA- nrri dsmtofe laU . MUIIW ^ „ lo UlOW ^ Ifcf
romp non in aw. .. Mewior to *11
, ... . ... _ Q It b tlx- onlj- Tru*« that *31 rrtaiti the
Bovrhi *illi any certainty, and tla- »-t*i*rro»
tlu* II /- - , fecl*w-.roJ that hr ia <ahop a rvnatlr that *111
rWliUle ftlt-M Mills, > br at all tin** mfe and rflrrto.l in it*open-
lino*. Of Utia «e gtuntmcc rnUro *at»fertaa>
lour Mill Marhincrv u> aU who mar oanr mxl. r cmr tn-atmutt.
loar Min Manner),] | JduVAH(K;a-k . A htk«iuoi b,-iu trew-
pih-sr-r, K*Ui;-r of tiie Wornh. autf a* a * ,l te ort
to tlte Bock a mi Abdominal Mu-x-k*. At.kk-1*.
Knw Op* and Stt*kinpi for Vatic-oat- Yen*.
; flccnt aoti Weak Junta.
I Shoulder Brace* tor La.!**, Gets* and ChS-
I drew for tlte core of stooping of the- Shoukfen
j and a* a Cheat FUpatalc-r.
Pile Iltstruaicnt*. tlic moat stprhnr at tkfe to*
t»e-*lfelit, eatnlr adjusted an*t effectual. I»-
ttirnmenu fsnll Piiytstcal Deform it*-*. tun-Jtere
’ of t!*e Spine, B-.w lx-p*. Club Feet, Ac.
Posatuw aud Cralcb»uf tire iao>'t jippruvril
■take. «. PABSIl t«).
No. 3 Holiday Street, lLtlliutore, lid.
l«vc ! May 13 40—Jy
UF* Scad for Circular hy mail.
May 5
1?V TcTEY’S
uottage orcan.
40—tf
* RK admired l»r the thsusawk wlto
/ * them in uae.
The* Itavo more real improretneuta titan any
otlter matnunetd
The* are U« feedla* i rot rumen H of tire !
ALSO, • I
SrqJbiiHjs
AXD !
LIGHT & CO. S
BEAUTIFUL PIANOS, j
'Viitcii wc will a*U from ton to roentv per cent,
lew than tlrej can be obtained eieewiK-re.
U. SAXDKUS t Cp.,
TO W. Fayette Street,
Baltimore, Md
„ ... N. R.—We refer to Ite*-. ,T. I. Mtu.xl!. who U
whose fingers are like lime-twig*, will oar Auttu m Staunton, v*. j
find other things stick to them be- Aid S ■ 40—tf
sitlc* mixer. Htaal cels ami they will
t un* to eimkra. The more u fox ntbs,
the sooner hc will lie limited. If a «* * . p/i/iwrn
rogue wants to make a good trade, w. x*.
he had better turn honest M idi [
yon »ID1 At IS profit, Still deal up- w» profauioual ncnicoa to the public. Snrgicnl
riuhtlv. for it is thp mo*L unrinir i “pstationnou fee "atnral teeth peribrmrd in the
ngtitij, tot It, IS tne most ***■«■• nnwr. Teeth extraoled-with-
shop, but people do not n-ceotnmend
the shop where they are cheated.
Cheats never thrive; or if tliey do,
It most l>c in Ismdon, where they
catch chance customers enough to
live bjr. The long bow uiau msy hit
tlm mark sometimes, Imt a fair shot
is the best. A rogue’s purse is frill
of hole*. H« will hftve Winter* on
his feet wlto wqant stolen shorn. He
SURGICAL DFNTISTRT.
No
out you will always be poor. The art
is not in waking money, but in keep
ing it; Httle expenses, like mice in 8-
oat pom by tb« apfrlicauon of «local aiurstbetia
Artificial work in every improved stylo done
neatly nnd datable. Particular attention ia in-
vtad to as improved, auperior and aervioeablo
mods of atuebing tooth to artillcial plntca. Call
and ace apccimcn*.
OfRoe over Firat Xational Bank, Main Sweet,
P. D. SADTLER & SONS,
OPTICIANS ANIJ
MA&oXrZS'
Baltimore ^ [2 Street,
SaXJIMOHE
utroitTLRS or
WATCHES & FINE JEWELUY-
HJKtTACTntBUS or
SPKCTACLK8, sroox.-i, FORK, 5 , ASD Slh-
VKR WARE GEXKRALtY.
May 13 4G—tf_
mjbismsat
Wife foryr marfii. tnaUnj a mar* hagtr
than Ox 14 rue. MUrun.
Tide edition may ropply tl«- place of a Fulri
Udhtom Kir tlic present, till the 1‘utpit Book, no”
in prep-iration, ia publmlied.
Brice in dark Antbcaqne .; ?! ••
Fries ia -lark Gilt ,... * **
Address
BUFFI R A OffAFMAX.
Book-aeilcra, Citoabta,^*-
August 3 1868
r. A. SOVTKli.
F. A SOUTER
x. nAixat*-
&C0
n I writ, when they are many, make
great waste. Hair % hair head# get
bald. Straw by straw the Uintah
goes off the cottage, and drop by f
drop the rain comes into the chant-1
her. A barrel is aoon empty if tha
tap leaks but a drop a minute. 1
Chickens will bo plucked feather by i
feather if the maid keeps at it; small
mites eat the cheese; little fords I
April 15
36—ly
Itixur Cobh. | Atn.CAUtn. | C. H.Wbbt, Jr.
HENRY C0BIA ft CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCEB8
AND
Charleston, S O.
Apl 29 .18—lr
Goods, to.
tar Store two dcort below Bow's
Main Street,’ Columbia. 8. C Order* from tf»
iwwtrj prom pi'v attended to. . .
8cpt 0 5—tt
LAPIERRE HOUSE,
Dread and Chatmt Sroofr, mtaMfhit.
T HE undersigned having lesacd the ah«**
iavorito House, nad havittg refitted tre
1 refurniabed U tbiougliout iu U» saoet
manner, it ia now open for -the
guests, with all the apnonrtmeets of s State""
Hotel. J. a IUTTTKKWORTH A 00.
1‘roptfcu*
May 13 4fe-t*
NEW
€>ij( £uU
every
■I RUDE
TB* LcTHBBrV
sett bora at *S tod P-
Oryyotod, u*
Tbeolop’. atr dia/,
siren, '
gy fTboae *i>
montlui of tin, tin.
every eBar.ta rim r
For tmo square fon
Firat loaertfor
One month.
Tkroa motobe
Six moot: .- . .
TWolve tnentl -
On tjdvertiricmc
*rmrda ^G.fecoattt g
and wpwftrda, 30 j-
upward*. 40 per
aud uparanU 30 m
the aU>re n»u*s.
ObiuiarkffL wieq
crtfta for eirtit won
PMUf*—Five Cl
Qf* Pk3BM» reel
uliaukS be address-
v
At pretseat.
times the secu
say about Knl
have asked,
sound# strau;:
lowing analog,
dcrtv#riv« wo
geeiu to be
tuui a Bftuaii.*
w practices tl
up the quest u n
preaching of
plicity aad pur
tbongii au Ont
and cannot be
is true of seat
The l-eading o
ealy iuforau.;
than ia the re.
for iKtliUcal it
tUrn and the
uidiaBMe* of
Every one »h
feels thattb m
hc may not lie
guage to det_,
funner and th<B.
one is au out
torj rite; th,
vfoibk- (badg
fessfou-j But
are designed ;
izq and iinpn
and vital tarul
in the ntutvn:'
in the actions
(ion with, o:
the* rites, t«
ply to bclic-i vi
fits of the iu-
christiaUK oln
they ftre not ti
ista.
fiki Gu-ti,
auy party lr? t
them front flu
who observe
course, be, ‘au
fhe observ at.c
Ixirdjs Supper
sumc to w«ji,
anccof rites,
man ,-ontrivai
not satisfic!
lordis Supper
iuyiortant m,-.
turd lo ask
nnd other fon
timid not be ifl
tat ion to sym
l>ortant truth
worshipers.
‘Lite in the
many truth th V
the thorough
‘fote’s w hole l,
$®ratjopy to
•to t|ic inwi
‘•fiudfdatc ii
«pg Wit
var,
in
nocence; flu
moutli, to sig
tioh in the
anoiiitingofoil
" f the Spi,;-
f-'tosa, as a
crucified Bede
many otl
n^onfhc same. I
a n,I the Lord' I
“11 of'divine ;ij |
them were su
■'ridclt one wot i
L> w^ireta-ni
WM*M But w
°t men are m
«ide with, urn
. the rites of ,p
they n,.t
natun* and « iM
“ent! Kitna j
ing lfss than