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THE LUTHERAN VISITOR. COLUMBIA, S. 0., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 30, 1&70 Autipater, who bod in rferega the ifE^noCMttosdiBiit whito Atexjwutor the Great was engaged in warfare abroad, mm day wiete a long letter to A lei under agaiuet hi* Mother. The Ring, after reading it, replied: “ Antipater doea not know that one aiogte tear abed by a mother, will obliterate tea thou need aaob tetter* ae tbto." Jiow honorahle au< h* eendnet and for many k>ug month* before ah* could provide beraetf again with what she needed. Her chief sorrow, wan what would become of her child. Often and often, while at her work, this aad thought came into her mind ; amt sometimes as she walked along the street* aid nr the )>oor misera bly beggars, she thought of her Mary, for wall she knew that anch a life would lead to such an end One evening, when returning ftooi her w ork, she saw a poor dejected female leaning ngatnRt a lamppost, on the opposite Hide of the street. u Ah I my poor Mary f* thought the mother. “And shall I,* she rontiuaed to think, “give that poor creature something r Something; Hnt the poor widow had only twopence. Then she thought how grateful she should be if shy one would help her child, should she ever be thus forlorn and wretched. 80 site made np her mind do give the woman the twopence, crossed the stree.t for that purpose and pat it into lier hand. The poor POOLS & HUNT, VAftTOSTOBa, Minfaervasto or PORTABLE AXI) STATIONERY STEAM ENGINES A BOILERS, UcrriL* PATICHT AMKB1CAK DOUBLE TURMNK . WATER WHEEL. i tttti tittle ctunr b aoiptj In > cheerful cottage home, Ai round U*o fal'W gather Thuinmates oo*hr one; Awi parents humbly kneeling Bercfe the Throne of gruw, Wort tow ifamumr; *wl UdArilp ** p. a. Ht’iiNKiimit, Mata Sown, mar Cbpi ha* Mm* Tata, every young man, in Um midst of a period all fluodad with the light of Christianity, nt that their conduct doc* not reproach him. If, with the light of nature only, they attained such a high standard of excellence, a* it pertains to filial duty, bow ran we justify ourselves if we foil to rrack, not to say, rj-ervd their staq dudf^Mta** I'falfor. “He who man-lew for muaay, his children become not a blowing, bat ecanr.” Itabbi June used to say, “1 never call my wifr. Wife, bat Uoute, for sh* is the principal, what indeed make* it home.*—Jneiak JMewcawer. l*, a rrivt at Coiueibte *.A»p» The Tv,in wMI sun from Mwio AwSeium . Uowd.j ee* Frwfay mmmmgK JAMKs O. MEREDITH, GvaeraJ SupmmmxiteL Jan 27 4—tf Bgnto [Snap one m nar rftllfp SANV I J|§ I’orUblf lirLvt Milk ®||yil bur Mill Machinen. lit, HIlAFTIMi, ■If B PCLUCTS AST) lUNGERS {WT M lor Omitar bj sail One IwuaUing Map A miming, At up the ehtmbte *Uir The little onee are climbing. After the tewing prayer; And one smell bed enlnmbM, With piDow soft end white, Tor one doar child it mining From tlie nugwl bend to-day. BOOT. SHOB, AJIB HAT HOUSE A, BKTTHB. WnoUUALM AKD MtTAlL PtaLUi nr B#<m, «»©**, A5B HATS, According to the fVop/r'i Jfapertar, there is reason to apprehend, at no distant day, the shnowt total extfnc tiwn of tMw nnlde and valuable animal. It sara that an mormons numlicr of them are destroyed in the course of every yesr; often as wn pleasant neighbor* to man in the wild state, prone to make havoc with Norh C»r*li«* Htilrwd 1 omptsy GENERAL SCPT8 OFFICE, » foptamfae IS. ISM. f r ni Inflowing Schedule far Granger Treim wmbcebe.rwdfamthi.as.: »AT nan«n ram. Lemriug Columbia »t.., „ Armitif «t Gufitmbta One voice has joined tiwc choir In the aojrol-soug above; On© spirit bright sad beautiful Sings of ledeeming love Lock upwards, tearful mourner, And wip© your team »w©f, Though a little boy is missing {Vom your cottage hotue to day. “Johnuy,” sakl a former to bis little boy, “it is time for you to go to the pastarc and drivo home the cattle* Johnny was playing at bolt, and the posture was a long way off, but he was accustomed to obey; so off he started, without a word, as fol aw his legs could carry him. Being in a great hurry to get hack to {day, he ualy half !*« down the ban, and then harried the cattle through, aad one doe cow. in trying to crowd ocer, atamblud and broke her leg." Bo having takes this right and hrarc resolve, Johnny nut lu>tue as it 1m here afraid the tempter wu«M catch luni, and lie went straight to his father and told him the whole trutlv And wbut did his father do T lie laid his baud on Johnuy's bead, and said * a si.f-i.ttpa PiTKNT ILA*TI€ SP©5€i! A Asbsiliau for Hair tad Feather*. TIE BOOK OF WORAHir. The Elastic Sponge Mituen fa Ufa faoMifert, ifaeuert, osMt rlnvTb derebt esd fart bed ■ lie wort*. The Elastic Sponge Pillowa PARENTS. dne preat cause of the sorrows uad trials which we all cxperigffcc in Ibis world is, that we do not W»e one another. Some of as love faMy one person, are always thinking pf wfoftt will please that one pefap, ale •l'fuys trying to procure for Mat oflfi pMTjbM everything tost cni^ >c good or pleasato, Mtd per sort is tfcR. /Ulfoets there aw aamng us who ksto'tIWr rAStiWn • fhlfecr, mother, sisters, brothers—but out of that dear circle have scarcely the smallest unit of loro to spate. And few, ah! very few, ean ever love those who have isjutod them, who skilfully pleated in the eye, nr at the base of the irwak, o* behind the cart sad “crack* fastisu huv* been known to kill right and left one with each lianrh Is part of the Xor this s pmivfsee of Ceylon, open the reward of a few ahilhtigs per bead bssag offered hr the astharitisa, UM were dupubM is three yearn by the aatrrca. Bhrf held slena nyainw anaaaliy the slaughter of a large army of the hags pachyderms, mtHasted man years Coatuma. a C, ltarsfa tt, ISC*, f TRAINS NORTH hml«r*« k.iSi *. “ Oeto*taie,aC, el.. V.. t.ttam. “ WtueUxe*.^ .11 40e.uk - t'twaer. et t 40 p u. ArTir.MCl.ertoiie.S C MeAiee rbm oweaeai «>U, I/auecA Naclb CeroSee Hoed far etl p>nufa Kuril, eud Lae. Tb* Klo.Ho Spoogs ID Fu nilurr u etucb better tbee bair. e. ii ie olaeye Our ftlftt EDrrtos '■ Tbo El set to Sponge Oo.de err rrtfm* reptot. end rrrrrUCy likce iberu gteg l mkmm la, 1 1 mnm *sr*mw*, ^^^Fr^Sp! ^^Bfi. wHs “My sue, nty dear son, t would rather Ions every cow 1 on n U)gq that my Uy should tell nn nutruth* Anri Johnny, (hough Very aurry for the piischiof he had done, was much happier than if he had told Twain* sooth. low CtrubAte K.C.el...... “ Cbeofaf. at SPIGIfAl Of .VT1MIT. ,* Usun-bae. S, U. trip.il Artier ai Augwua ».Hp a. Mekfar «*»• rtrmretieur w ith T.eine ut On- Uui uuU lacaegie KeSrMSe far Set I, eud ell puuaU ie Tlunfa, Maooo, CaSuaabue, Muaa rmrfy. Muaelr. Near Ortruus. S.lmr, Chain- leave. Meaapbia, X.^.rulr. leuuilb, i uali. St A/rata, aad .U peau Soulh eiel Wart. Wan- Sbrfeug ' em of .8 Kfatit Tnriua. Thrwaajio iVkrl* oaM, aurt kag^esa- ebraturt *u ail ynacapal |xaaar. tsr l*ioere£w« by tt.ie rootr eats* Xoern, bear adauaax at TUU umwn HfW C. MOLkAtulll, ffyana-eiAel E. R. Dosket, General L'rea b i,i end Tirtrt AgV»s. Jan 12 19—tf DR. D. L. BOOZER. arirnrian warfare a* Dr D r aamei ■u eiieu will be giarrw tlar eeaiaiaire udeaf tbwa> pwdu _ I MUTIWU. <W; A*ne, M ». Irjiab bumt, Sebauwae Ad. May 13 • 40—Jy tbs various attn les prualanrd ia ita :iuuwitiMtuna( eutalduiiaenu; and •very civiltasd rooDtrv aseds a sap ply of the bus tonal for the useful aad ornamental aru. Hence, nut bt-iag probfir, id ia by ao moauu naprobabte that long before mtr Latusn story hi aver, the elephant will be iiaurbereal with ei'inct ipvird oT T heir love. There is otic thing in which human love differs so much from the love of Gad.: in all lus leva to us the Lord loves those who have wronged him by their disobedience, those who are nndeserving of his lave. It has pleased him, however, sometimes to bestow this loving spirit upon human beings, particu larly upon parents; :utd it ao lie that this is the one reason whyXiod speaks so often of his love to ns being like that of a parent, speaks of himself as ‘Our Father.* A few years ago there lived in a small lodging, in one of the hack streets in London, a poor widow woman, who had a (laughter about thirteen yeafo of age, whom we shall call Mary. Bhe was an industrious and doubtless was very WM. KNABE A CO.. XAjrt r JK*rvBsm «r sun will and dps rear PIANO POSTSS bare said sboj ex ctly flutta-: eafirioM have] C|nite un mm i perlutps, they I “ TIs » wicked I tion often uttJ never mov iil . to check tin < lusawat of wick way be ndaliuj general stack. Miacellaneous. w hat ora hahEa havl said airh t f WI1MJCV. Amoug the many slanders which have Irteu spuken of as and our re ligion, perhaps then- ie »aw nuare wide Sinead, or with leas faundulma than this—that our law, if not ab solutely teaching, at least promts disrespect to women ; holds (hem as inferior, and assigns them a tie grading position. There is nothing on the fas of it move untrue. Our history in the past, and nar douweetia rvlattoaa in the permit, our law, our sagvu, all point to a di Can't Affobd It—Three are ■ urn who don't take a paper briwaue they “vrtfa’l afford it*—they are poor —they require all Ifaetr mouct to keep ap their fiimil) expeasea, “these hard times.' We art ooe off three the other day. aad we said to him far oagfct fat have a paprr. “Weil, real ly," said he, “I would like, if I mold afford It, to oMige you ; bat to lugs are ao tight just now that it is hard to make both ends meet.* YVe did not press the matter upon oar “hard ap" friend, bat knowing bis halHt*. are outde a rakuUtKwi haseit on F. A SOUTER & CO better life. But no oiu could trtist her now—she had deceived them too often. When more than a year had passed away, however, a pious fore lly took compassion on her, and received her as a servant. Mary was altered now. She did not ran away again, but teauuwed steady ami faithful to her duty, We need not “an unjust w orld ;* hot these comp •bull pranoutic*. it us. tmt-qMkrt. TONE SSPTflHR ITJBM person. happy; working for herself and her little girl, and lookhig forward to the tefoo whin the IS tt I* child should, by her help, lessen the buiden of providing for botli. But it was not to be so; the child was naughty, disobedient, idle. When we speak of parents loving their children, without respect to their own merits, we aaean, for be it from ns to say, that a good mother allows her chil dren in that which is evil; tWs would be to eucounige them to mu. The widow’s little girt was a wicked child, she would neither hear reproof nor submit to restraint; and one sad moraiug she left her poor mother’s house to roam about the world by herself, and to take care of herself as well as she could. Many sorrowful years passed away; yearn ef sin and misery on the part j of the child, anti of sorrowful re membrance on the part of the mother. At length the girt was very ill; she lay on her miserable bed without friepds, without help. The first thing she tried was to get ad mission to a hospital, hnt she could not succeed, whilst She was lying (n this wretched state, her mother came to her, took her book to her own home, and nursed her with as much fond attention as though she were still an innocent and dutifal child. - Whilst Mary lay on her bed of sickness, we might hope that she would repent of her sins before God, and her nndatifhl conduct to her mother. Bat affliction and trial do not always bring wisdom ; far from it “ He that,” saith the Scripture, “being often feprwed, hardeheth bis neck, shall suddenly be destroyed, and that without remedy.” Mary arose from tier bed as evil disposed as before, and when she got well, sad story to relate, she looked round their poor humble borne, and collect ing everything of any value that she coaid carry off, she ran away from her mother once more. Otar heart rises with indignation against her; but another feeling occupied that of her mother—it was pity, pity mtxad indeed with the deepest grief. The widow was a poor woman; the lose she thns sustained, even as regarded her worldly circn instance*. fraring the I»rd. say She returned to her duty ts her mother; aad she, whose name bad once been bnt a sorrow, became afterwards the almost entire support and comfort of her widowed parent. there be here anti there a military instance to the contrary, it is the ex cep tion, and proven the mly. To begin with the beginning—the WORKMANSHIP that knowledge. Two gtsaar* of ale a day at ten mots, seventy three dollar*; three cigar*, one after earh mead, one year, one hundred and nine dollar* amt twenty cento—making a total of one hundred and eighty-l wo dollar* and fifty cent a —a on is aafitrM-nt to bay six barreta been held of value at the time when, without ftana or comment, a man wo* willing to wait and serve fourteen set before you obedience to parent* long years for hia wile, couatiag as ot primary im;>ortance to a sac ! “bat as a fow «k>a, for the iovs ha ccssful and useful life. 1 wish to liad *v hert" (onhl a wife be more deepen this feeling in your mind*, mourned than this Barbel, or chit if possible, by considering this daty dren more loved for the mother’s now from n practical standpoint. j sake f Modern constancy and re As for os my knowledge of biog garil for woman, with ito “ordinary n©W extent!*, T can not call fo off ml social civilities* somewhat pair, I a sifigle example of one who inly think, before this tore-story of three Watoe great that did not hatytu thousand YQUTH, sail n»—some . I will. he with the hum i these to be tfo •f life’s eviK storms of win to are usef 1, and Author of all benevolent poi Pwrify the on curb the wild "tries of our i, that this is ms also to try ns «* the noble, man heart. In sack of nrifem, a good otml, a respect- able dress, a (ruck for the baby, and a half doaofi pair of shoes, and all the daily pap re* ia toe city, to say nothing shout magasiaea, book*, fir. You nee the pot at—(lie man can’t afford tt, and iherr are thonaaods just like him for the same req*sa. Vermifuge omaio>K*« to frow in favor dailj. CAVTIOS. SliooW Rfyiricfi tnjiiirt nw to pOTrtftd B. A- Fmhmmmimek'n V grawfayp. W partk nlftHy cartug to ©r« th©t Uk iruttab are JL -4. Thm b the article Omit h»a been ho n yokablt ryowy snm im*. ao* yarefown mart imt as fan^ k. tt Ufa* fo M vfab u> tare u iwsilou Sanmi mm rti»m aeiTWARTE A HASLEtT, (fermrdr B. A Pdinmtork’* 9ot> fi Co.,) years ago. Again, are allyfrmwhfrom-jfffot*pt>, rabrntt to Deborah, R«dh. and Farther, unh.m parental authority. WhcUicr war „rvd names? Or, taka King Hnfo- rior, or 8tatesm n, oe theologian, ,aou'* deacripthm of a virtnon* wo whose fame has gone abroad in the am, aad we aboil find «a all threw world, and whom the good and great; eases our forefather* had a very good of all ages delight fo houur, if yv>n notion of bow to hooor her when she troae history you will dynbtlsss find, 1 ftdfilled thsir ideaL in every case, that, by early prmctic Now> i v y) give y«. aome saymga ing the principle of obedience to pw of ow sagea. to show yaw how tbev rents he laid the foundation for his thought, too, on the subject: future worth and renown. "A man who baa no wife lives with We all know Washington was a ()Ut M j. w> * model of filial obedience. Ha had “All Mornings b»*h«naehald asms the highest regard for truth and ^ through or baomtsc of a wife, honor, two qualities which ean not therefore should her hnohand Honor dwell in the breast of a disobedient her * boy. John Q. Adams, also, was noted Rabbi Poim said, “If thy wife is for bis regard fo his parent's wishes *maU, bend down to her, and whisper and will. Bnt it is needless to liar m ^ - ticulariu; for, iu almost every case <phe WM wrote, “that a in which you see any one taking should alwfore consult hi* wife, rank among the good and great of treating her aa a componioo, and not mankiad, you can safely conclude, M a plaything, makiag her what thep i» on* "hose childhood and ( Jod | nt en<led. a helpmeet for him * youth were marked by obeilienoe to R . r ^ „ th . t ^ Khm|M he paren s. very careful never toeause women to Among the ancients, who were nn- (Jo^ count* their tears." It ia tenght by the light of Revelation, we ^ vnttFn , “that ia am* of charity, find many touching incMlents connect- where men and women both claim re ed with this subject. lief, the women ore always to be first “ Cyrus the Great, in the midst of assisted, and if there should not be his conquests, mod the tnoat! oxaited eooogk for both, too moo moat giro pitch to which fortune had raised way* him, would not accept of the adm- “He whose wife dies feels ae those tageous offer made him by Cyaxares, ronst have felt who beheld the de his uncle, to give him hie daughter «Aruction of the hely temple.” in marriage, tmd Media for her floury, “He who forsakes hia first love, tin be had first advised with hie God’s altar sheds train for him.* father and mother, mid obtained Dhrwree was forbidden, save in the OVER rim DIFFERENT STYJ-IR * V* ham baafirafo *1 frtiwoufafa from Um tmSt*g *i*l8m rf tfw coeatrr- Ufomi mtacfa.iafa to Qutu Im, Ctwgyu*. ScAwofa, Ac. ALSO. 3hi3f>Rtij’« CtUbt&i ?iw9, J awt> * EIGHT 4 CO.’S BEAUTIFUL PIANOS. Wltrth •• will arti lrau> m to remfa p«r amt km i hen Uwj m fa oAuiafo ofanrlim. H. SANDERS fi C*, W, r.jctu Street, Baltimore, Mfi it. B —We refer to Her. f. I. Miuxa, who fa ear Arertmfifaaelax V*. Vhc inystcriou- 4 Jt is not tin* *^p®f our life, 1 :incholy entailiH rire*, onr folli J^ubition, onr m Wlr pride, our ( °ur malice, that ><*. Itisthes, won complain* world." Rut let iik anomalous Yliin is - As refertvil pressions of <-<j wraifa not this ( We inhabit, but fane el $» Alee, a auoford. aowlili Ifamf, Ur**, Umfomoe. h»s**eo4 fofofo ■»- faioc »t fili. Jfodbao •“ <m tnmi Ufaml liergjol O. PATRON!, Gaunt Aft, ’-m (It IMrt fc. Titahprt to. Jaa 6 18—ly Sunday—without thinking that thetr example tend* to promofe that utter denecratioo of the IxwtT* day to which our nation to rapidly tending. Manifewtly, these thfoga ought not ao to be. A word to the wise to aaffl rtent, and Jefeovah speaks serrfal words to the wtoe ia the closing verse* of the seventeenth chapter of Jeremiah* THE LUTHERAN BOOK STORE, .fa an:, iw Sms, PAfafoWun, A**., P fow prepared to Dll *11 ordm far my ofmr Oirneti PtoUmtienfa md «llrtfar Tin faff > cal ami Miwcitineoua wort-, Suod»y School* wtll find it to llieir advaafafi* m favor m wfah tlialr orrtna Spvefal rtfart*rt firwo U tha ofoeliua at Ubrahva. 8rnnon Paper and a general amortmmt * Stauoocry alwaya on Mad Aforrm ortfa* *• V. U SCHKACK. Suf\ > p. o. Bo* ism May *7 .4S-tf The success of women ae student* to thus spoken of hy Ibraideot Bourne, of the Conteuary Goltoga, lows: “Jtariag the last four years I have seen the moot intricate prob lem* of the algebra, analytical geom etry, the caleulua and aatrouomy throughly mastered by the ladies. I have aeeu ladies construe and aeon the most difficult' parts in the plays of Kurt pc* and Sophoolee, and dto- pn*e of strophe and aatistrophe aa The rame to true of overj other de partment. And today, if I were aekedfto name the bent classical or mathematical scholar* I have met in the U rat, I should be oomtieUed to P. D. SADTLER & SONS, OPTICIANS AND Baltimore 212 8tte*t, aaxnirout EXT. E OCITEA^M He TJ W Ptrallr Burns calls (IK mitted, nutted, on all U* ■bg Tif our folio is infamous; bu that niaukiud ri “tat* subject of “* we talk W|U * some a bo which we hail u than to abum ; 80u >e vaat oou demons who had ■*nd maltreat us J. B. WATKINS 4 GO., CARRIAGE MANUFACTURER* T HE W*ndo Mining *nd M.wfaeiwli Ooaipwag Ian always a* hand a fa •uppb of llw tbure fawrrrcdly popu>« •anofaetnnd from -tha Btmr PhofafoM Aahfay Rirrr," aafor tt* «f*«« patent Cfamwt. We refer, bj puirta * Wbnaalioa n to it* v»lw upon various enfk fa# Rav. T. 8. Booimt, of t omaria, E C.,w»« our auUmrifad Agent far Ufa above ' Sund* Prrtiltter " Wlt<l prigs*C0. Ufa- Arts, , Pacto r and Oimmunion UerdwnUl Ka 1 South Atlantic WtoH Cfarferton, E I Mav 20 ri—W ESteys 1 T AGE. ORGAN