The Lutheran visitor. (Columbia, S.C.) 1869-1904, April 20, 1870, Image 4
TIfK LllTUKRAN VISITOR, COLUMBIA, S. WEDNESDAY. APRIL 20^ 1870
God. Me in to leave Boo* on
Thwreday, February 10th, Mid expert
to rood! Jeruadem about the 5th of
March. In the meantime we ahall
be deprived at Mail* and aD Mar
poorer wfth the onirr world.— Ho ted
Clod’s grace only can do thU. Seek
hui grace 4wa near, that In all time
ho com©, you may bo aafr from tempt
a turn'* power. kerne mho the doge
qualified to write for tide depart
men*, Will come forward and son-
triboto
POOLS t SUNT,
ajuaximujiA
their assistance. It fe said
that FVagtfra*, floMe king at
Cyprus, titled ao well, becauae aot
having beea born a prince, he waa
:: ®qwAi ,t i
Giro me, O God, > tender heert
, To eorrorr wiifcth* ad, •
: An over reedy heart to join II
,3 Tlte gUd eon* of the *ted, ' a g
plxt ac with taring ptemut* iter
® Another’s praieoe told, jg C
And me; no envious thought nr wfah *3
Within my ficart unfold.
M4 me be gUd obee others'wW "I ?
Swret green tt tom end to*, i
^apdftedderedlHritlitotheir (wart*’ il
*• "* Wl.e 1,(e*,„rV,». lAlfoee ' - ’ 'V
K ft. A.:*.. .;>.v/sW into
“.(XCom.• —.,»■.. AHea
i.-.i.. ,k. 1 «o » .2
done, M. 6., estate
• ooanertioos with Treieej
Miscellaneous.
hootf, and therefore knew from ac
tual experience, what to require from
tboeo under him wlten lie waa pro
moted to powar. In like manner let
us labor to hare the preonit genera
liou trained up to habits of subuiis
a^apandto every virtue; that ometo-
tuted true character f. and when they
ip turn grow up to train others, they
will be nobly fitted for tbo work.
ucrmw rATKlrr arknicaf double
w >"• "»'■ Vuaanr*
. WATEfi WHEEL.
Tto beat Wto-1 sow bHuee the jubto.
ROtBKUS FlfiK EXGISK, DEBT WELL
After vMttag the rhnn-tow of
Rome, the muaqnca of Cabo appear
quite common, tto we have only
visited a few of the moot prominent
to learn their pecuHuritiee. Besides,
they are incoavenieat place* to eater,
abev all an* required to iwaovr their
shoes. There ia one mosque here,
liowrver, which well repay* a viait,
the mosque Esher. It la at once a
mosque and a university, and the
univerity ia, perhaps, ths meat cele
brated of the Mealem schools. We
were told that there are ton tbetusand
students b the uuiversUt at the
present time; but it i* hard to credit
this. Still I know from observation
that the number is large. The floors
of the main building and the open
court were covered with professors
and stndents.
P. A. HCHS EIDER,
avd force rear
ran rang n «
to sU mdmM w|i
h *>. w b. *■ to _««i
• - *heMgh<**i!Ut<?tf»o«v' — • V
.•p . * Jvwv ' **' *f
j hrimoujotao wtotoTWfood.ujj yjn'
Ia to ftnoUtcr given,
’"Iflffei to wit* ilia ppJf®
My cft«or hands hare striven.
■ *\ V- J*
Oivvswsbmntogil)- (haw 1 !
wiis wander tow thsOgt.l.
And trader gentle hands of tore
To lead them to llie light
Oh make me strong to help tbo week.
Forgiving, patient, pure,
And let aw, Lord, my every erase
ri For thy dear »ke endure!
YOUTH.
I SAW MIIJLH
I Portable Grist Mills,
I flour MIX Machinery,
SHAFTING,
| rL'LLKVfi axd iusukrs
to Ciarsto by malt "*
ElOUT REASONS FOB XOT
TO TT1KM.
1. Because I expose myself to evil,
ami can get no good there.
Iremt tm not into te.aptalmn, but
deliver us from evil, lathe ll; 4.
C. BOCTUtlGHT, ‘'-T-farmtot L
K. H Dossit, Oeseral FMgbt and TtdSi
gent.
Jan 13 -to. its tr
uoi.su
BHWfa, km HATS,
terry caw, be O
jSATV-
For oac asuarv ^
Fitsl inaefti* ■
One earmtli . -
Tine* muut.tv
.Sit eionU *
Twelve «u*>
Os adeem.'
wenh r dwcis-
un ,l .pwards
upwsnb. 40 V
H sd epwento. tb
UK above ratte
Olh ceric*. *'•■
ernts to ««*>< '
South Ctrsliu K*Hrstd < t»fuj. ~
ckxkrai. serr* (Wick, T '
StyvSer 11, ISS*. f
r IK utos mg Srtotod. to Ptotogm Ttora
will be oUatnred from tlin tow:
Ih-tf
Luke 11:4.
2. Beeanse I shouhl employ my
time better. ' .
'We^tfe, WAC y* wu]k ciiTiiui
spectly, aot aa tools, but aa wise, re
deeming the time. Kpk. Et 13.
S. BrCauat' it 1* throwing my
money awsyti
Uke this world as not rthtming It,
for the fashion of this world juiascth
awdjr. 1 Cor. T: H.
4. Bceatme I da not wish to be
seen ia hud company.
If stonere entice thee, ion sent thoq
not. Prov. 1: 10.
Eutw not Into the path of the
wicked, and go not in the way of
evil men: avoid it, pass not by it,
turn front it and jmss I*ivv.
t: 14, Kk
5. Because I wfB not encourage
idleness aod vice.
Ho that biddeth him God specrl, is
pnrihker of hi* evil deed*. 3. John,
11.
- *. Bceause I -should art* a bad et-
ample.
Choose yon this day whom ye will
s0n*e; tort ’as fbr me and my house,
wo will serve the Lord. Josh. 24:
PATIST lU*THi I.
A Sohnimr ht H»fr ltd KralWrs.
The Elattic Sponfo Mattreat
la tto toabldto. draaot. muai vltoir. dsratd
rod tort bad st Utc atoUl >-
The Elaatic Spoofe Pillow*
ara Kato, aa*. srxl asd Ora tram as rabra’thy
Bat h pnrfesaor has
his disetples who are gathered around
him, the groups generally Wing
quite small. We selected one os a
specimetf and watched, the proceed
mgs fitr some time. TV professor
would rend awhile front a (took,
which are sUjppoaed waa the Koran,
ami weald then map and make re
marks upon what was read. We
were Informed that the plan ia for a
youth to attach himself to a teacher
and rsmain with him uatti he haa
finished Ms coarse. Kraut what wo
saw 1 should not be disposed to re
romdteod their system M ear s,-hoots
at home. There waa wot the sign of
u professor’s chair: stndents and
professors aat uttke tm the Irani mar
ble dour or on a mat Hug
> 3io one need ev er be at a tuna (or
sMuwrtt in Cairo. Ue has only
to gm amt and wsailer through the
Everything is
[We republish the following article
from the Monthly Vuh'tor, because
of its suitableness to the cose iu band.
We are left entirely a hue in this
department of onr work; none of our
numerous readers offer to assist.
Why is this T Can it be the ]>areuU
are. indificrcnt to tl^e oir/VI respousi
V>iHgjr under which they rest t God
foriad. Then why not help eauh
otGr, by giving the rcaolt of tiMr
e^griencc and wisdom, through the
pSp*r, to the varions houselmlds
into which it weekly enters t] •'**
df%re*to : Though we do not b
cejp- number address you, yea, real
Will raolisue lu rau tto iuCoviog mtotoiv:
nirntf.
(Mostop, Wnlsratoys m4 Sstmtoy^
Amrafolsratto II u. LssralAlym
war (srxstvs urarnsk
Lvt CsmSra Ui am. Ar Kingraflk I.H, a
Lv» KugniUa J li f ol ArOiml Ms y o
II. T FKAKR, Cnerwt Jra'L
Eeb to 24-5f
11m Elastic Sponge Cushion*
Greeavilte & I'alwMa KaflnM
lirittii svpr.RfKTF.jfDaxTs omet
January li, irM.
ArhlrtJU of t
la tin Str
laaieul &
Ka. toh Tstovy. *4 Tas fm srsa Sra
aratr «a tb.« via. h-y >n y»»to
Iff FIB A niAPMAT
assured, it is not from a growing
l$efince to the itBportam^e of this
ilepartment of onr work. We feel as
we slid when we undertook the puli
st li CAL D NTl v TKT
[8,-lWrt-l
streets to find it.
vlone ou «ho street, or what nnniau
to this; for the Mores ou<l shops no
but I few fret buck from the street,
and are rat (rely ope* ou (hr street
side, tto In walking along you aro
the merchant bargaining and Urn me-
elianie working; and I venture V
aay that many of the atechomes do
their w*wk J«*t »* » waa d«ne two
or three thousand year* ago. The;
seem to have no idea at inventions
nr improrsmewta. Foe instance, Ike
tamer revehrrs the wood wbkh ho is
turning by means of a string and a
Imw, whlrh he holit* in one hand.
The revolutions in one dtrectam are
limited by (Ire length flf tire string;
with ht* feet and other bond Ire man
ages the turning rhtari. I rnppnae
that the twrnhig which waa done in
the day* of Abraham w*s done tn
thi* wny ; and If there is aay ehaagv
it must come through the latrodne
tion of foreign mccbiuiiea.
Ami jei those people have minds.
No one eaa look into the feme whirh
Local AftkU Wanted.
less* ■ l Is wary Srara is ito *<«v.
s sW torm Stndmn stout liras
N S(lTK>. Ural Afrsl,
to U lain, Hi,,t. tWtmuBr, K4
I U 40—l v
and table*, and chairs, and ranvU
iracnn! to (war to them providrw-
tislly, like Mr. Mb Dev’s provisions
for the orphans at Bristol. .lint I
had pn aneb rvtovenient relatinae. It
was all awtter-ef (act hard work.
“I began to tty and get a stair car
pet, % some means or another, ao I
gave a lertare fee which I got two
gnlarms. But when it caare lo thr
pnrtor and lire pUMugru, the gas It
ttogs, the tahtrs, thr looking glasses,
and t V four posters, the ease looked
very desperate. But the irest visirat
of the eyes snd ringlets, sod thr
neat aontnl of the voice, made tables,
snd rtnrirm sod (wi posters dsindh-
into nothing So I wsat to my deacun
the next day, *t»d coolly proporad a
rise ta my *aUrv I was getting a
hundred a year, and I suggested
that, sa we Died tn an age of pro
green, and aa they were men rather in
advaore of the thee than behind it,
they « mild eiruse mt observing that
tow hundred pomida would go further
than one. Mow, It nn>t he n very
strong ease indeed whlrh nerves a
)«sntg minMer is bn< but deacon*
wWh a plea eboat money. ’ Rat I was
DB. D. L. BOOZER.
Iinnvtwi patrav d Kr 0. P BUNCO
paraenhwsphere of Jomg gsod; there
is » wide field spread out before ns,
already whitWfti? tbedHWvest.
MODI K .
The next <j *,
the isaitte Is
Cretodi) b. ' K
prejiaratio;.. |
<*tr particul. |r
the lijibt
it, put it up L
ttoUSl'nelof v < £/
ter as is |.’ ■'
then the qr |
put .this be. £
are tliree u ;i _
dosriy, si*.
j«q»er at ai!. |,
hii abstract •>: E
1 van say l*>i fr
many tinH" i f
reu read sern |.
1 listen to tliTR
struOted. to :E
lanfpiag,- «L- t
lnl complete: K
think of my < #■
tlmii I aay t.._L
one expect j H
when lit* *’>::■
without tins !' ■
less deliver. |
apowtw iniu. ■
Hamilton of : B
ble preacher ■
had rather ]»>. w
mons atv giL*-*
that taste. 11
.-slavishly so. w
much of eb:n C|
niou of his. ■
he sit hi it, ilE
strained to-li' I
auotlier wad, i
Alexander lu fe
ttvbiy, affonl. I*
tacle of one i I
to lake the bk-E
man. Dairy f
respects one oil
1 snpiKtse In S
sertnon from I!
He was nauu I
Seurieness atii w
ltotops was iiul
ing a hyiim |
imj tress you \
trf a cltapter i 1
the same eftV I
twhere he w. .1
people had g. f
weepiug at ’il
he stood
lew ot our rriendn and patrons are
witting to lend n helping band—Row
the; can rest satisfied in standing
aloof from a work so rich in prom
7. Beeanse God hks ftridddeu
6 RAND mom US DMICHT
PIANO FOiTlS
Abstain from nil appearance of
evil. 1 Then*. 6: SB Be not con
formed to this world. Rom. 12: 2.
8. Because 1 must soon die.
So teach ns to number onr days,
that we may apply onr heatts onto
wisdom. Psa. Wl; 13. It is ap
pointed unto men once to die, bat
uAsr thrathc judgment. II,-b. 9: 37.
God so loved the wvsrld that be
JAUKS O. MMtRMTtl.
PareBts are often in error in the
wtukidf “training up their elriMreit
in the way they should go,* from 1
want of knowledge as to their doty,
and the best mode, of dieehju'png
the srflhe." J ^ *‘ l
; What better service then could the
intelligent and experienced, among
our readers, render to their genera
tion -than to present on the pageq,
of the Vtoftor their own experience
and convictions as to the parental
workt It is while in the nursery
that the foundation of character i*
laid,in the child} and however dik.
F. A SOUTEB it CO
TIIEsR
«,»>«■» At** HSad aa mmgmi eliawil prs
raoraerv, sbwt, pr miisvi Itora WaraUlt
Wtr '
» TON K
cratrara •** pane, mss m mat Bsc toiy
*W *to*“r •• ra snsc rar lvto rasrac
Ora, a*4 ririwa tlaun*twat tto ctiIitt hvW
TWr
TOUCH
whosoevWr boheveth in-|im should
not perish, bat h«ve everlasting life.
John 3: 16.
Baltimore Advertisements
CHILDREN.
MTHSta CCB1D.
genf we may be afterwards in galh- j
erirtg the children into the Sabbath
school, and supplying them with
whqMoiinc iNoi *1 inatraotioo. too
oftgN wepng lessons, recejvM. whUe
in the nursery, are too deeply imbed
ded in the heart to be counteracted
and overcome by any means iu our
ify Little Frienele : The picture of
wbinh I told you ia a teenier letter, |
called “ Doga will be dogs,* and
which I said often made me laugh,
sometimes, akOs mnkea fine tod.
Doga, though harnenaed and trained
to work like homes, when Urey see a
rabbit or fox, forget that they have
been raised to the dignity of horse*,
and tike a rani dog,'leaping and
yelping, give chase to the tempting
game. Well, who can wonder *t
their conduct 1 for .they are jnat
acting out their true natare now.
And no boy, with aD bis pains, can
ever make the dog s harm in hi*
nature. God only ean do thin. Bat
though he could, be does not tto it,
beeanse he Inflde dog* to to dap, and
nothing elm.
New boy*, what mtkaa me nod
sometimes, aa I gam upon this fenny
scene, so tong aa wo confine it In
dogs, ia the conviction that children
will to children, hoy* will to top*, i. a,
since Adam sinned, aft of ns are born
with a sinful heart, which inclines tt*
t<rB8 (Bit TffiWBTg-MIgife Am!
though, by good training dad the
restraints of home, which are thrown
aronnd you, you may set so well,
that both yon and yonr pM^afe may
lose sight of the fact that you have
a wicked heart, which no mere hn
man training, however good, can
change; ywt, is some unexpected
moment, a temptation may spring
op before you, like the rabbit before
the dogs, which win be too much for
your sinful heart to raejat, end then
might tot'fcr (he portrait* of Ahr*
bam or Moors—tore with fine large
beads, intrUfevnt fearwreu,’thought
ful bees and great dignity andgnvi-
ty. Theae who ham daily inter
course with them represent them as
e serious mlettertnul people. These
effort*, however, bare not been
.toadied with the spirit of progress.
They have long been opprnml} tt
takes but little to mi at* in life; the
climate U enervating ; woman has a
very low position; and the reanlt of
sU this ia the preornt rather degraded
at Me of Egyptian aoriety. What
they need moM in tbs gns|wl and thr
a nee giii tig, devoting influence* of
. Matt|r vii* (Wr it ilitom . am- sM to «
ntoRTMa J Vhr Ai* '>■>»«( 4 «wsqi*
m wordy m ttof obi tto, cay to
Safely and Certainly Removed
Oreo the mad fc-tkate infant, by ffe (tori
am *t
& x r.iBX£STocrs tx&iurcfix
It fa prrfrcilj' haretom. mto»» to >U"WJ
bring a Aril tWetfc O n.,*M Sa
to .Hifautorcd with Ito btMS Ufa} 1
ChiUre* of nil A*r». „ j
- Worn. Confacttun*. m* warn tv ito (fa
poa> tof plraNik^ die [tohii ihsik cMefOMidl
th« to mr. tom tom asaaketanf tfito
ito crwrtrr, bet tlxor abort fame tt Sh 1
Dcsdr extouMcL end R A. MaaNt
VnaUup: cmliasr* fa).grew ia fame tog
c-icnax. , A-j, r , .
Art end delight, when instead of
•toting halt with my preaching,
rolling are unsound Hi doctrine, snd
■renewal y in otijevt. and reeoaUoeud
tag me tn look out for soother
The sorest way to do good, and to
save the young from error’s wiles, is
to acquaint the raiud and cnliet tbo
feelings of parents in the great work
of properly discharging their duty to
their offspring.
It ia difficult, extremely aa, to
undo, in the habits and principles
of the child, in later years, what ef
wrong it has already acquired. It ia
is not as easy to straighten, and keep
in an erect position, the young tree,
as it would have been to have kept
it atraight, ljy careful watching ami
timely support when it was yet ten-
der and flexible.
SJo with children, it is easier and
safer to keep them in the right why
by right training thau to seek to
bring them back, when once they go
aateay. The ones is simply this.
and (manage pretty aamptuoasly
fern tailed by this lisas.
“And imw 1 begun to think « brther
there were no other moans of mining
wind.
like article that to* been m
r.t ronABi.r kxowx sr*dt «s*.
*u4 |mruhaM*< must Iaau4 m tort** R / tor
As I had fern laired the hitch
ea by work and purior by impudsooe,
I thought I would try and do ths
rant by economy. So I began to
smoke only one pipe a day, and then
I left off altogether j I almoM etsn eil
mi self. I had my old clothes rubbed
ap wtyh turpentine; t wrote masterly
m Mwa of hooks 1 never read, end
gave lets of lecture* on thing* I did
not mdemtand, snd in three years I
had raised sod narad seven hundred
pound*, with which I far*laired a
house. And then 1 culled up a httle
ttowe 9CirWAHTfc A HA^LCTT, ,,
(KoreHTij It xTahfauaarlikSto kOfaj
SU-DtytoWre, PltHbarck P4-
Dee Id »—ly
evil. The work then to he done an
onr port, as parents, ia to counteract
and check this innate tendency"' te
evil.
Bat suppose through lack ef knowl
edge, or proper Marion on onr part,
this native bias to wrong is allowed
to run out into actual transgression,
what then 1
In our effort to recover it then, we
have to contend against, not only in-
oon depravity, hut esquired hebit-
&lft>rki.$ fikto,
AMD
LIGHT 4 00. 8
BEAUTIFUL PIAIIOS
WWrti w* win *41 Bum fa* is twvwlr per crm.
sSriWiv
a PATROlii. Gtowto Ato t.
up T
’"•eep at the !.
There is a dJ
lyfeg snclt a ■
of the man i
said lreforc.
'•motiouK th:«
gnat deni of i
same kind. T!
risit to the si
look of him, tie
calls
M Mew, all I want to show by this
leaf ont ef a peer parson's biography
il incentive to
in, that love, ta i
herd/Wnrit. M,
upon each ‘ertl
ratoon asmt ussittoirwWtoa pm
poup^o p*K V’
1 1 AdAfH
MV. *d <1TT|T*AlL. '>*'
■ ’ **- T* W ' •
Japwwi, Jpt
i . ‘"T 1 ’*' i—tf
materiel light ef nn article of : dc
SiaMir femitare. ■ Talk M penny s-
Nning! I need te eke it nut to the
e&timate (Me dMferenoc ( ATbdld we
be W indifferent to our work, to the
character our children are framing,
were, we sufficiently awoke to The
far* that if not now controlled for
good, U will be doubly difficult at a
subsequent period to do that Ar
which we prove ourselves Inadequate
nowf- The prophet assures ns that
the leopard may as easily change bis
P. D. SUTLER & SONS,
I - QPTieiAKffi AND IT
years oi I
cions though i I
the poor suft |
uot tell how t f
is in onr rpry 1
to the laws of I
fill strive alt' I
“J with the la -1
Chalmers, win J
re pwtatii>ii a.s I
ish reader, jn l
|atk>u. They I
in Bcotland tv’ j
. ,, J, B. WATKINS A Ca,
CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS
effort.' I am
fieient in the
eerie Islands,
dortnken to I
plavn into Hal
aalerp, yet ft i* there, and if not
taken sway, Will some day Show
itself to your shame for time, and
your rum for eternity. Ttue evil
heart ef unbelief aay be checked and
controlled for a rime, by good train
ing, but not removed.
spots or the Ethiopian Iris'Ate, aa
for these noouttomed to da mil to'
learn to do well.
May we not hope then, ia view of
the importance of right family gov
ernment, that many of our readers,
of Cnpi<P» red*
Esteys
0TTA.CE CRCAN
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