The Lutheran visitor. (Columbia, S.C.) 1869-1904, March 02, 1870, Image 4

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Tin: LUp^jbN \1SIT0K. COLUMBIA. 8. C„ WUDNBSBAY, MARCH t 1870 profit thom through utir eipcriooss. LiIV hss heavy csnw tube bonus •»•«> •tern aad periOrxtnjt dWfee to hr discharged, fur which all should |ww- purr. Sw do *e took to HR the minds of the young with dark fori' boding* concern lug the future Hy no me*hr. Our purpose ta, to bav* then mlln what ia fedora then, aud, by a timely and anitaUe per pur at Ion, be fitted to diarharge the duties of (heir station with comfort to tbemaelvea and with satisfaction to others. Life** burdeu generally ia aa (way one to tboar on whom It Una not been laid unaware*, and, hence, without due training for the same. Thu* it will ha ace a, my young friend*, that it «* bet the dictate of wiadom, and iu the moat perfect ac cord with nor bigheat happim**, to cooahter the ftiture now in the light of sober reason, aud eadeavur to sba|ie oar caur.e in harmony with P.UPTCW QUB, states and Urmt Britain| and mad* it more difficult than ever that blood AbooM (low t ietween the two mo* trie*. The Premier of England, in hia recent speech at the banquet of the Lard Mayor in Leaden, aeid, •With Mr. Peabody 4 * eoantry we are not Ukaiy to quarrel.’ Happy meal be torn done for hia country what arm* alone could not do; end otitained for Mwiwelf w hat money alone could net pnrehane. Hi* in animate Imdy he* received royal femora in the meet venerable and POUT ABLE AJfT> STATIONERY maomBtHuu, LKtTKL'H ra-nutr dfUKU DOCM . rrirmxK . 1 WATER WHEEL, r l. Tli. tm Wfc* 1».« betov tie fwkfo. . ^ ho««Bu.w ma teenra. may wtLL A»r> rone* PUMP / THU Pomp m -a >-)-■, t by all Baciiairv. wko Un m * mA it fc> fo i* Ha sssaUwilisa. tm ■JCr± ««•**• ’vmw. *ud mu, h *n tii* mcy. You yoa might K. A. HOHN ETHER, Mala fiusst *MrCa|it. Bora**' Haum-Tard. baa his fcmdeet wish reahaed, To he buried ia America, but to die is England.* We caanor allow the name and mmnory of Mr. Peabody to paaa into history without calling the attention uf ail t'hriatiaa and humane men to the leaanna of pia Me. We have pre fixed to tbka artiefo. for a title, Mr. Peabody's h/e ead Aefoaw««. Tlnar twa worth*, thus cunpdated. are very' suggestive. How much more he put into his life thaw be U-ft lu Ha* barm of bequests. Ilia graatsat be, par at wu* hia gjwtayds Ilia lift waa hia iargaat bemdhetmn to maakhwl.-- Wkat nilisas of the human family are already among hia Iswfinarim! lion many aw we am to be f What home* he has reared, nail what taldra apamd foe the poerof isatdon. W hat cottage* he has endow ml. what iusri twte# of sraeooc and art, what rhuawhea sad m*■ trail, a he has built, and what armies af school taai-her i he is Mi|q><>rtiag at the tomth. lie Is snhl to have withheld aotbing that was rr mused, in the folpauM of r SAW MI I.I.fo E Mamtee Crist Rin> T ’M 'ificMiPfy. iiAFTIXO, BOOT. SHOI, AUD HAT HOUSE. A. aMTTHE WUOLSHA1.A' AM KLTAIL mailed, yoa have felt a joy which none but a mother can fort, and h*v. pressed yoar ranch-loved tiwurarc to your bosom, praying that its fotwn year* of oliediewre aud affection might be yoar amide reward- And now how dreadful a requital for that drild to grow op to bate nad abuse you; to leave you friendk**, la nick boms and poverty, to wqnaader all hia earning* iu hanats of iniquity and degradation! -. *>"■ '' How entirely is yoar earthly hap piness at the disposal of your child t His character in now iu ytmr hand*, and you are to form U for good nr for evih If you are consiat.-nt la your government, ahd faithful iu the dinchurge of voor duties, yoar child will probably, through life, revere yon—anjl be the stay and aohrne of your declining years. If, mi the other band, you run not summon rewolntion to punish your child when disobe dient; if you do not curb his pas sions; if yon do not bring him to entire and willing subjection to ytmr authority, you must expect that h# will be your curse, iuall probability, he will despise yon for yoar weak- ■ UnaceUKtonnU to anltjeetion H4M>nL AIi> HAT*. OOLDviu. n To aid yon in this laudable effort we propose to art before yon, in a few brief fetters, some of 'the rwaeu tiala of a happy, naefol, and aucreaw iul fut ute. IVeparatioa, in adv ance, is the tin ehaagabie law of sars-rsa, whk-h Infinite wisdom has mstnm|Msl n|Mm all the force* of ooc wnrhl whether physical or moral. To thia law, ia all itocardnml tmtiuwa, each om of yon must cyuforui if von arc not willing for yoar life to prove o mortifying failure. Bat, with throe reflections a* introductory, We dls miss the sobject tor tins time. Kor sue «'»" ' K.i*t ioaero»- Qnr month T*t* m<»t'« Six moot"* TOrl” luooUi O* sdvwtis war* • Sisw*' »,,d upward* iu opwurd*. Id I- .■dopsmeb id Us *bu„ rrtc OWusriu * l emu Tor «*w><v " PsWsg* -EH 1 ;f neuw Sucdd be «dSr=- IW—ti <4 I r .-p-ffe. I* .4*. - .4.< t,.4, A. tVmiiK*auci * utvtu - ,u tf»-.me* uM '-m.. m*e. * n VHAM A if l Ko. A IliAOj Siwl. hsMuiaw-. isA May U 441—i.v THE LUTHERAN BOOK STORE, PA.«** t bARTIO RiSHIti# J A ",b jn-c fvr djr aad Fea fe/v. The Blogtic Sponge Mattress !• ihi cKfou.-** if*m, totfiHf, fhmAS it ltd W liW « U*d " t n!d _ Thu £Lsat>« Sponge Pillows ■n fee a* eau. end **» iron n wb.A« J H W TKtX 4 f»f. OARKIAUK MAM KAtTrilllK.S EXPRESS tfAOO.’TS T. L m'liHAck. asp i r o u..« i»m 4?—*f SENT FUEJE! M. O’Keefe, Son ft Co. a SEED CATALOGUE In the fon —the Uni-’.' ' —wu* brietl plain*-,! bow in statuary !r as exalted, b in a spirita.i shown that i i were siu-h reasons wen preA*-ut tin- -i in the tab* in important it • sig^itsi to tb connexion vv Jehovah's | shown that Moses lias w| in Edcji, war Israelites t<« i and use the house of piety ami prayer, aud ness, find the foriicr and mother with at Iiusm-, he will break away than all countenances emaciated with suffer- jrestruiuts, and moke you wretched ing;*not a smile plays upon their by hia life, and diagraoetol in iua featnredJ’aTid the raonrnftil accents death. But lew mother* think uf this aa they ought; they are not eoaaekma of the tivniendoua quuaeijwvucea <fe- pendekt upon an efficient uud deridvc government of their ehihlren. Tbous amis of inoilicra now stand in our laud like weeping willow* blight'd amt scathed by lightning and storms : with every hope wrecked, every pros pect dmki-ned; the vietSms of .the most agonizing ami heart rending disnppointnietit.aoM) iu*ooats|ueace I,real Ag-i*ta Wsated. A* A fit. I wwwtMi tw erfj Ini .r. i.’ . -'»w. •kamarw>a**fe»Airtifei- -o*. AL hell As, Up* I Asm. *• W . r.irti. S*rr.t. H.IUI44*, lid. May 13 40—Ij is their sorrow. Shall we inqni.e into ' beart-reudlng grief! The mother would only reply with tear* and sol*;. Hie father would summon aU his fortitude, and say, “My daughter;’—and say no more. The auguish of his spirit would preventthe further utterance of hi****: Is this exaggeration ! Xu! Should your lovely daughter, now vour com fort and joy, be abandoned to infamy,. of the miscisiduet of their rbildrcu; be an outcast from society, then yon aud yet thousand*of other* arc going must feel what language con not ( on in the same way, iirrpariag to express I •; , expericnee tlic same suffering, ap|m- TUis is a dreadfril subject; but it J icutly iiikoiia* ious at their danger, is one which the mother mnst feel It is true that there are many and nudecatiintL There are (bets mother* who t-el tha'r rewpouaihiii which might here be introduced ties, pe haps as deeply a* it ia best sufficient to make every mother trem- j they should feel them j but there arc He. Wo might lead you to the ; many others—cveu of Christian mo dwelling of that clergyman, and tell J thers—who seem to forget that their yon that ar daughter's sin bad innr- 1 children will ever aflor he leas under dered the mother, and sent paleness their control than they are while to the cheek, and trembling to the young, ami they are traiuing theta frame, and agony to the heart of the , up, by indecision and indulgence, aged father. We might carry you ! soon to tyrannize over them, and to ( to the ^iirior of that rich man, and pierce their hearts with many sor- show you all the elegance and the ; opulence with which he is surround < ed, and yet he would tell you that he was one of the most unhappy of the sag* of affliction, and that he would glfldh" give id! his treasures if ; he co Id purchase bark a daughter's virtue; that be eouM most readily! i lay down Id die if he could thus blot out tlie remembrance of a daughter’s 1 infamy."^" * , Xo matter what yonr situation in : life may lie, that little child, now so' interesting, whose playfnl endear ments and haj)py-langh awaken such thrilling emotions in y«ur heart, may ' cause you years of most severe, nnal- • leyiatetl raiaery. And niothdr! L>ok at tlial drunk eo vagrant, staggering by your door. Listen to his horrid imprecations, as, - Moated *nd ragged, he passes along. That wrrtcli has a'mother. Perhaps widow ed 3.H<1 in povejty, she needs the comfort pud support of an affec tionate son. Yen have a son. You may soon be a widow. If your son is dissdtftte, fon are doubly widowed; you are worse, infinitely worse than childless. Yon can not endure even the thought that, your son will ever be thus abandoned. How dread ful then must he the experience of the reality 1 f V. 1 once knew * mother who had an ouly son. She .loved him most ardent ly, aud coaid not bear to deny him any indulgence. He, ot bourse, soon learned to rule bin mother. At the death of his father tire poor woman was left atthe mercy of this vile boy. She had neg|peted lier duty when he was ynaug/uaid now his ungoverna ble passion^ hod become too strong ' Self-willed, turbu- mothcr, but Jamie could felp « *, « ** r - - great many ways. lie ,,mld ma **»••• a ferikfeg rum ,only run on errands, but he .,m»d do him .nd l^l Ifori.v many thing* abuut the house, mob if JUUfiTST ' a- bringing wuud .,*] water, ami Z™*? ! piiking up ehipa; In rauld even 1 . “Tl Thc w"ob»e ; when iMHiaran was vWy huav. Ttow W *■* ' r ** w ” i * k **•"**"• h* had. mud. .sal r.re of ,L.r tktk 1 * M U ' nattK ‘* *“ ^ •* ko °® r ’ w.mTI ' 0, ‘- OKWgV i Jamie ~*t aoumtime, feel ^ ^ ^ afcdfeL j tired, and perhaps, wlnm Wlffl* felt tbat y( r . |fe.feui T had tonght ■ wrj W41y mm! frrllrd m s*fo>d i|r*l. ' ^ Bikini UM j u | fawn «j| »iii liUMHUi Hk‘ little boy would gvt impatieul i! *— , __ l, i u fur but when be thought uf hi* dear, J tmM< mn 4 _^ tuu » pne patient mother, l»e would go Immdy ' Phju,!^ trao, truer, we even thiak. to work ngnin. (ban Mr.LUdatoev- kuew. It mamee - When the ilaya were bright and diffiruU for • man uf great fortune pleasant, WUHc liked to be out uf| toemaucipuAr haamrlfffom iutyrauay doors. What be M* ammwwl him than aa> man know, who ban not 1 find made him forget hia bml fiel-' iriod d. Jfiauy - t*-' <n> ikmht ings; the sweet fresh air was gwd not, aar nslde mem but very, very 6,r him. lea; are nobtoeuouuh to riva nnv B trrr Kwnox Advertisements. pumk a ciiAi-ai ajs. Art-* -., cv^J- X £ *1—11 SUIT* in the taberni i number is to a HO far as 1< I confirm tin | If the pn s< 1 Pslcn was in | the ]>art of tc B aiguificance ; I aucc hubk« si< I, tial U-ings. * A greatly snj. ; |. would be ih.i B the “blissfn I coverably Vos I if they pros* I human being tion about t man with til l ed through o B seel of the w B the substane H And iu bell. I humauity e I around and I symbol of .!■ idea of \t I dwelling to J forcibly pres* I bitterly lame I of the tniiisg “ That the (' I from Heav er I ing sword at < I * progenitors. I enough, but I original plir.il sword, is, lit<1 It may me.m I or a awonl -■ probable th.l Hence midi I sword wiHildl But when-51 sword add. :| explain to till once of the il some coiiii. . A “pillar of tiiJ held, and likl sanctuary. 1 text does notl the “turningl the way of til Cherubim, bil sword thing, been. Hriii-J shaped, wavi the way ovcil went out of 1 been quite si out of it ainil life. (For vl ' boundaries < I be -n forme. I nearly snout I dr of two l-i vj then diveag idg togethe; that thev slil ap.fMij —*ii.m oh* sm mam *» MMIt wlrti Owu- rMUrru, ««• aet to 'sa ■lanfe W Ow flat «inspfcw fe«wnM;* hr "«rifqMhqF '***. »fef «•* to • fsl sag Cu-iau.lv ■•*»?•* fea* Uw »M Alicrt* in!*og fe dw fesrir MVCBieUt 0 W'TMT. DR. D. L. ROOEER. rannicti pot«r nwix r. urbic, 1 b.iq*»a*unaalrW-Myt»»Cfeinw*l*.«ma» asriaa* a. «A»*alilic M«wl ra*iM> S4I *V vtiml l-*tv J.rlrw-C i, ti..- , began, ami said m uuor * Uru aprak ■ ing nf Om solgert to a fnoo»l, ImU raaommeaded iu saying tliat prac j tire mads it safft. Our laud did ! md overstate it wjicu be said, • Iiuar, ' huidly shall they that hava riehm. enter iutu the kingdom of tlodT—, Staid OM of the wealthiest |M-raoiis ua ; thia ruuntl>, “I csaaolgorc mg are wry . array r It ws* literally true. And ilia often true that foil a tie* make men store*—very rarely anuh rs. j | Thia gives apeeinl \atae to Mr. j PeAbody’s exam ;4«. It Win a dim tion iu whH h few cm ihovr, aud in i j which many, shu amkr the atlcmpt. | will not be able to follow. A great j | name is needed aiul the im|mlae of a i great example. VJe Irate it in Mr. i ' George Peabody. Ue Has shown ; haw much better ia ia to bo omr'* , oaru executor, with a hviug fount to t girt, aad cujoy the giving iu Urn j , gratitude of the hviug. That is uot; glees which * man hoard* during i life, aud which Jisfa, in dta.h, foam. ' the pelrted knaH. } I* the qr of a man toll owing tk-ar \ Uum who iaad4ingtoiMacapihd,awdl w hose iucum* ia mmually mere*stag | hia in vest ateatat J>o uwu aider thia, ' that w hat you giv* to brBefit aim | kind you jouraaif a**, have the bene fit of whit* you Urr, a*d what j un fear* la-bind you, to be diatribntod by will or by tha law of iatoatataa, yon no more raw agfi have tha benrtit of than dooa the gfirwig bus tbat hoWa yoar certifies*-* or the watch dog tbat barks bafere the door of your vault. _ ii gi ve . .4WA *at4MR TttM tO £■. «x. MbtfiMiiir►-'TffffliWl.' kfiff fwnuwjiftrTY 7 t UhAfiftTF jL.A. TW ti Wk'm- irij 1 -* iifeVi Jiqj |» *.%* , - - *« r A4 rap a* r iS ilYs/ffiT is». i-.eaaoa atoi .srt iw h*\iny ti. if Aq *i> -w> «er- «»..»»it»isw Aw sfeoi »*» t*i»\ :ti * u vswsrr, . i 4. R \ f, ^.4. A.O.J SI- M ltHiryh. IV Jfor 14 14— lj Spitla Ci’raiina II. 2 Company. l-KKUAL suprs UA'FUiK. 1 - » s.-fH-.tosT i. ises. f npll|5 V>!k»wutR yU* Pt«ofo*t»g^T TrfilH* .. ' ft<?3T A GO.*. B i .1 i i. BiA "*44s WATCHES A!H> JEWTX !Y . At. XAM'KItf A PS, .73 W. Fstc;» .-fo-tapfi. Rfi^irt Ud. K B.—Wr tvhi t* Rrr. J 1, Mlf («. shn is 4 Aim* *1 SuuiObi . T*. Aplfi ' 40—If 1 Jcwton hq-Nwm in him m« ntoMMiificfli, oeiw r of RMartma sa4 Tsyhr torsts Ooin aad suerr ft eh a Jawalry. Blags, tiear wad P1-.1- .1 War* ■bray* t*folial«e ffewkfod as Br.r**4> uru« anesn**, ate. rvpMRd fe aa cxpsriuKad Sa»ii| »* •*!*•* ci. niKKrica Columbia, A V. janjtt ly lesviujt Uduoibis *l,.. ArnT.uy at OfAiabii at YOUTH. GRAND SQUARE AND UPRIGHT P2AH0 9mm F. A SOCTER k CO. Win couiioue tn run foe tengavUlc JJi p ax Ar CamdS*A«fi rw U. T PKAKK, Crmml SmL . Fell 14 24—tf F. B. SADTLER k IONS, OPTICIANS. ANY) t.a . try Baititaor* 2|*2 Stxwwt, r . , l Mtnr' • « < ■ “ -* /■* ntrorras or . ^ ^ j WATCHl^ ft J.-4XE JKWMLBY. i A - ■ en-mtWwe *4 6P*UTACUtS, r SP0US& AOgKa, AS»«h ^vnwmti^u^, REMOVAL. 4. Wholesale and Retell Grocer, < OI I MliiA, K c., n R.'PW.TPUU.r iafoWM Ms ttofe* aSI tor her, control, lent and revengeful, he waa Ida mo ther';, nittfieat curt*. Hia pnroxiama of rage amounted at times almost to Biadmm Gite-Aay. infuriated with hia mother, he set fire to her houae, and it was burned to the gronmi, with aU k«i contents, aud ahe waa left iu the extremcat state of poverty. Ha whs hnprt-sutctl as au im-endiarv. » *>m m lottlea Has •urn foot's eMwaaaa* Jto rr K*. AM fW Bali May U t>nr that which tn«r nntutomi im- land ana nratni-u. iu- bob aone, ,wiU M feai brm*rtj gj—'w's fcunflng, <m agination chithc* ia tlfo moat nttrac-1 what only love enn do, drawn heart* ■* R ** 1 . **** * tK’ff drapery, it is not sriw nor profit- j *4 the South toward heart* In the *v*..i »*aro^..t J hi bJEI/sgio able; nor is it right iu ns, who have most Radical Stats uf the North; at fo#Ifo* st fota***. aoehm ’ passed throngb thifi tilunive stage of. least, hsa given to them both A name first* tie*, Hfin Klafil, Tt»b»fe<ri, Rtf*, life, #> allow tboar now in it* vrry .4 oqiimwi rowtse, Hkf tint of ibnniST 2fl 71 ft 1 Uiineni %ii ihrfeao mat as trial Dwnl ifoa* d- P vrnom. <»skwas. a 1 2 r * fi 1 % ft ! ®* si