The Lutheran visitor. (Columbia, S.C.) 1869-1904, July 13, 1870, Image 3
THE LUTHERAN VISITOR;] COLUMBIA. 8. WfcHMSDAY, JULY J3, 1870
Mi*e*Uan*«afi Advertisement*.
From the WM«M(I«i lX.G*) rttor.
Memorial Celebration at Wurahaalor
Virginia...... Tf ,
WiNDO MINING AND MANUFACTURING COMPANT,
cHABhrurov, a. c.
tint foot-note, tlmt in deference
to the <*|»tntott of othcra the mw
been dumped to “Staunton Fr
tilt Seminary." we were chagrined
tMtt people tt-ill persist in culliug
wt)#eU i “females.’’ Tint it is not.
1^, design to educate hi
l^ae Seminaries, we all know, bat
not h ,kf nHmr - Whilst P' e to
iiistKntions of, learning wtiero men
nit eda<»ted, the names of Theolog
iml SeoHiiarioa, Gotteges und Uni-
vflti jtje*. we charneteriae the 8emiu.
lU 4es where oar daughters are eda
ettM t«s “/ramie.'” let tliis thing
be (topped, ami let woman be lulled
by her rigid name. These iustitu-
t j—. are lor young women, or Indies,
if youplftnsa, but not for “females.”
Who wiH take the initiative in this
m io>»r f It lx high time. “NAc tknll
It taltol /roams."—don. ii : 23.
LINDKN.
editor'* invaluable untea and anggea
tinru help to make up an * amount
of reading im»Ue« w hich will cam*
pond with flic oouteuts of any similar
work. A dnr wig raving tf an Ayr
sidtw row, (hit aias wood out of the
ARION
^lAXTOSU!
Miner's Fwr Slnplirying Ptleots.
fatant Bsvsnad Woodaa Agraffe Bridge
throughout, retains the swetfaeaa of the
rid wood Bridge, rnnl ntSsiiw the untidily
Of the foetid Agraffe, without its nh}ec-
'KKIl'K,
kv notes ( g-
pnsylvania
r*"d your
i whb the
N Synod.
Btsm after our arrival^ u^^Yiiiclica-
ter,, in attendance upon tlie area ions
of the General Synod of the Lutheran
ChBrrh in the Southern SUteo, we
were informed that the Indies of
Winclnsiter anti vicinity would have
their annual memorial celebration on
the 9th of June; A apoeial iuHfaOion
was extended to n» to jmriicljiute
lu the interesting exercises of the
day.
Our kind host and hia lady look
ns in their carriage ta the Coafoder-
ate sold sirs' cemetery. This butt
resting (dace of our |uitriotie boys In
gcay, who Ml in tbe battles of
Winchester, is situated on tru em
iuenee overlooking the city*, tuid
mhlway between tits two iH-ttH-ipal
cliaia «f mountains, which si most
surround the Slmtmutlisih valley.
Nature has done mnch for this lovely
plats'. The eye never becomes weary
hr taking in the bmutifol tracery
aud pencilling* of the surrounding
scenery, mat tlie heart is ivln-ahcd
at the sniilings of aneh lovely laml-
M-a|ws; here rest tlie remains of
muny of onr Soil them Isiys.
lit. Ilehrun cemetery is first rout-h
ed ; It w*s once a graveyard belong
iug to the old laithentu church, the
remains of which are still to he
sceu; this “silent rity of the dead" is
taatefilHy uruuMM'ttteil with Iteantihll
walks, and the iiionuments jilueed
over tin* graves of the tle|mrted fit-
ixeus of Winchester ; ami, |taasiug
through it, aud iu t's- same eneio
sure, »e behold for the first time
the Cuiifotlerute soldier*' eeiuetery of
tl luchester, V*.
The sight which burst our
view U'ggiini nil thweriptiou. Many
sett's of luml bail been isireltased as
us a permanent resting place for our
soldier*. anti laid mil in divisiotis for
cueli fVsitlieni State; all the grave*
are iu regular rows, amt at the bead
of eueli row lie the remains of the
officer that Ml iu ltattle there. Some
of the graves have tlie simple word
“Unknown* jwiuted U|«XI the Ueatl
lumnl, nntl a few graves have hud
the iM'rishubh', though neat, head
lioanl removed ami re|t!arrd hy ftuui
relatives with the more enduring
marble.
Should any one ever tlotilg tin-
active am! noble |*irt North t'andiiui
took in our kite routtict of arms, let
j him visit this cemetery at Winches
ter, and notice that a large portHHi
| of it is filled with tbe remaitta of
North Carolina soldiers, showing
fully, without any disparageuietit to
others, that they kgow how to brave
danger aud death in the tliailuirge
of their duty,
Tlie cemetery was filled ant this
mcitioriid tss-asiam with tlie | si triadic
Indies of Winchester ana! vk-inlty fa»r
miles around, who knew of So itw-
rina-ss in ornamenting each grave of
tlie thousands who lie bath'd here j
crosses, s relics, pyramids, lie vires,
mottoes, tbe arms of r»rli Southern
State at its pr»«|>cr place, all dra|««l
ere lo lie
tho “f’uiymnift Kdtdiw,’ are among
tha
I’rice only ft |rt aouaiu. Aitdraaa
New PuWicatkms,
Patent Compound Wteat Plank
wMrh kohls the Tmdag Pins, is six layer*
of Maple, grain running difft-rraty. This
phtak *mt »|>IUs.
Patent Poll Iron Frame
axaarantmtc. la front of the Tauing 11ns,
(that ha-ietagan- aWaughaa iron, which In
(thrr Phums laartfuly surroainaU the
Ssa«3!23%S!Sgl3K
the twenty tarns strain.
Patent Diagonal Sustaining Bar
»«t the, Frnmr, next t» nnd
■aurallel w tth the steel string* anaalrr the
OrrrwtrBMjr
WAM>0 rKItTIlal/aKH.
Uttot SI) e.UHtlRY ItlVKir I»ONK rilOSI'n.YTK.
W1L i* 1IUKKK A IU, t/MMwf dpswte,
Lluirleatun, H. C.
V.itv T. S. r.OINKST, Agent ul 1‘umarw, 8. C
June » 40—11
Affidavit of Superiority over ell.
Tha First Strictly Impel tia] Trial
Ever Had.
BLUB TOLD TRIALS AGAJSST
Stein way'a Chickering’s, and
ether Pianos.
Fair tia* fcnllwiiSt Yh'tur.
She Cloud with a Silver.Lining.
t
jfcar l)r. L'sdr: lu the I'uaho- of
Jane El, X 041 tcl * readers that
Wytheville Female ColU-ge is no
jmxxj that it U irrvtrievuldy lost to
the church. This is sadly true. The
;..*iiuti.m. after enjoying u high
drgnw of prosperity Ibr u number of
Ttsts, nntler the pivsialeney of onr
iniutrd Bro. Ban-del, lieannie seriously
rtubarrstssed in its fituus-cs, anti fi-
n ,|K- hail to be iibuudoncd. Not
oaly- Lt the institution lost, but ltev.
J. A. llrow n, its constant and sub-
Htuntiul frieud, in his efforts to save
it, williusc a large amount of mout'y.
The loss of the institution is drepiy
fck throaglHsit onr whole Synoal,
and especially so in and arvuad
Wytheviih'.
Yon add: “Ami th Seminary is
not only gone, but the pnis|>ct-ts of
the Lutherau church have been blast
ed, its growth cheeked; there will
lie uo rhun-h built in Wytheville
duriug the litetiwe of the |uvsetd
geoerutitui; and more tods- regretted
than uught else, the prniige of lat-
tberauism iu that region is gone.*
Truly our loss is a great uml u sail
our, aud yet tor the ciia-ourngcma-nt
aaf yam aud yamr rvaalers, I will say
that the Ioitlteran ehitreh in anal
around Wytheville still lives, anal
enjoys a greater degree of health aual
jwvwperity than it has for many
years. Notwithstanding t u:- reverses,
we are growing ill numbers, iu intlu-
euce,. in liberality and in eliurvit
love.
More than lialf a century has pass ,
eel away since the organiaation aft
Ht. John’s eongregation, of which
th* ltev. Alex. 1‘hUlippi is the jares-
eat pastor. The eongregation has a
history and a record replete with
interest, eoneeruiug which 1 will only-
say that ouc of the greatest difficul
ties with which the eougn-g-.ition has
to eoutend is that our large and
heaatifnl church is located one mite
from Wytheville. This is much to
onr disadvantage, so far as our town
interests are concerned. Yet it will
luneh gratify- you to leant that St.
-John's congregation, within the lust
.three years, has purchased one of
the most desirable church lota ill
Wytheville, and also lias secured
some money towards the erection of
a church. Much luore, doubtless,
would have been tloue for the church
i» Wytheville, bat for the extensive
repairs which have liecu made on
8t. John’s. Tliose being stout cum
1 tie ted, and some other cougrega-
twnal enteqirittos being Uisitothitl of,
time alone wifi make known whether
a Lnther.in ehureli will be erected in
Wytheville during the lifctinie of tlie
present generation.
It will also gratify you to kuow
that 8t. John’s was oue of tlie first
of our congregations to order our
Book of Worship, anti it has ever
■*00* been used with constantly in-
reromng faror. To say- that we are
pleased with tha Hook of Worship
doea not fully express our apprecia
tion of its merits, for wc are really
delighted with it It not only gives
u» » churchly anil uniform mode of
worship, bat it supplies a want which
It makes
BURTON ft IRVING.
| /!kJ \Y. Ihdtismn- Street. lUltiiourr,
11 lO VlaimfiirftsverH *f HlnrtM, ritdkanx
I *rowrr». A*., sad IMm iu Men's YOr-
■u4oux» KewcroUy. ?
Special Notices.
<■ the par
“U*. Ten
tlwOom-
N‘«» went
at' Minis
We the nudershcmsl, make tsith ihat at
C haw of the last Fair of tlie Ameriran
ItUUe, Im-U iu New York inuueduitHy
bdknriug the Fn-arh KunMtiwi in Parks
two 1‘umw made try Hteiuwav A Sons,
me l*iatx> made hy i'kiekeriagA bans,
aae PstrrU Ariou Ptsmi made tie I) C
Maaaer. snd sevetwlother maker,' iertn.
mentm were tried axaiust mrh ..ther, hy
•edrr aad under th* camril of the offiart*
of the Institute, to decide « hick Piaao im
exhilutimi is mni]*titiuii should receive
th* Fin* Premium as “Ike int Mjmier
/’mas ImtHro." To obtain aa impartial
trial, trie alt of said Pbim* wen- eorered
with papers, (dririmr the stwenre of the
Indices,) so that one Piano could not be
ilUtiuaiiiia,ed from uu.itlier, oml trirr did
the Jsdfw seiart one of the sabt |*iaaos
•shbrtwtf, ahirti, uimu uuevi crutg, tmfk
timun proved to Is- the said Patent Avion
Piano, awardinw H the “Find Prrminm."
“over all others, for brinjc the hrrt tit/aor*
7’wiae loon to them."
This trial was after < trick reins A Sons’
lituw had received the le-giun of iiunor
and Medal, and Steinway A Hons tbr
Uadal fr.su Knpohsst; amt the Jiulpr-s of
“The n.-ok mirth herbs.“ Mil M. Paid,
so tlmt rililnl kuo.tr.,I J ran ajp. the
talnr of medteimd |4onta was ap|sv
rioted. In thr <Hal Testament taSsuieal
rvnredks an- repeal.-dty Trrumrneniled.
|ft IMB ||g| |J | || ^
‘ Wirt, a Wry ('oitfft.—The annual rat
akagwr pf this hud it til ion la hekwr as.
It (WenTtils tire fidkiwing summary :
Tbrologx-al stud.-tils. J| Heniurn, II |
Junhmt, 1*; Hophunwro. S; Fled
men. “A; tb'lret eimrar, IP; l‘n-para
toriutis, H4—tufnl 1(1
met, is n.
id iulutbi-
in it, you.
"lieu yo«
re iu. It
walled by
you must f
U at tiie
iu will be
nt a time,
lor hflU,
prnhmged
l’.it.sBoe,”
k;»N roam
hruiutioiw,
and hugs,
lulling the
himaeff ft>
crags, in
and enjoy
k» objects
tmm this
p of Ilenry
k e grsuiito
.ole meas-
pii lieigiit.
hit* t'ouuty
It was rmrrved for ■ later Ifr In suit*
the salutary raarnoTs of I.stir, aperient
anfi aatihslhsi, nmta, harks, snd pfonts.
«Itk as sett. .• stimufoM. »od tltns nww
Beligiou3 Notices.
m.dsrJlr»olrr.d **.-*■ Thr saaootnw
trinmidi of this tStlhr ns.sir of ronn-n-
tiatuir and s|>pl) in( the .trims of medi-
rioal leper side* was artrirvrd In thr (un
said trial sen-:
Eilrrsl M.dleuliaiH-r, Pnifnsnr of Mnsie,
Masieal lhrortor him! Oritrimitor of the
New York and Kruuklyu Cwom aMin
of Musir.
Phnrles Frad«-I. the eminent and favorite
Composer, and I'm rust to his Royal
HUgns^r^Uac tiiutsve of Saxe
FnrinM R. ftrandirs, Pmfeosnr of Mr-
y^ T her of the biidier schtsd of
A.I). Beseiuana. Organist at eatfoxlrat,
Jersey city ; Pianist, ir.
Julius Xenhardt. Robert Hieger,
Henry Miller. Chas. Koi.tardel,
August (irnruin-rg, Roli’t Mw-nuf-f.
O. C. Manner, (larentor and Patentee
of the Arion Piiroo Forte.)
.Haora before me this23d Job'.!9®.
G. S. TAYIsOR, Cum'r of Ueeda.
Th* Arton Piano is tbe rimpHt, most
durable, least complicated, rt-quirvs less
t nuing, aud does not get oat of tsilcr.
It is
The Standard Piano.
Write fur aflldavitix imuiphlet amt eir-
eular. and state iu what ]>aper you saw
this advertisement.
rrAGMXTS WAXTEDj&i
hi every eitjr and tarru when- wc have
not almulv a|>pointcd them.
ARION PIANO FORTH VO.
Wamwwi and OlHee, No 554 Bruada-av,
Munafaetory, Iff to IK Bowerr, N Y '
J»n 27 4—tf
Mr. kin'mirr, tliatiuguurii.il Isdli u*
uml he |wui..mured it an ruethat
aud ——Hi imhUrnthm, wldrh no
chuivh .vml.l uriutd It* be * it bout.
Ot.AD Ttiaxtis, New llywus and
Tunes 4ur rinmlny achinris Hy R.
M. Mrlutuak. Jkdituture: T. N*n-
t.Hi Kurtx. 1870.
Uhikltcu foie tu aiog, nirU anrrly
dti childn-n hy mu tb<- aunga of /nun
They must, however, be trained in
slug together, tu mingle their 'onvn
iu aweci hanuuny ; uml tUm -H.ta.l
Tidings’ wDI eunUr llreua tu,
Li rur.u a ( ui M M
half 4<an-n, ns fit*
/•inrlimi for l/eonoriog.—M .wanre star
of neck siae rnand the tneast -rire round
the « aiat—h-rurth of dor* r from tsHnevn
thr sluMihk-rs w stjrul roluma hi the emt
id wrilrihat'H. Kidding the arm hurixontal-
b. and lenlise thr rftsiw. May what
tin.I of eoUar. wnailauul. ami Isoutu.
For sto*ls nr tuirtona. State If a tall or
stunt (gore.
all rftiroos, as the usst promt safe-guard
against rpidrmifa. a* a (WnU-rtma against
all anhrallti.i rxhalathma (hat prod ore
fUMIM v nrVpt diiease; aa a reroritv (or
intermitlml and other aialarioni fewers t
as aa aifttan i a* a soiwrergn rat* fro
dy^a-|sua ; a* a general Innir and laiig-
Kor n-nnroh tmlfofm-lory tu the
.dficers. the Newlswiy ('snftri m-e
ail! oof meet at Newberry i'.rort
I lunse imi the SNb of July , Int tritt
aserf ml ItlCrU Ku« oh that (lay.
Tim brethren will pfoam- euam |«e
I at m I tu fehmlu aei real days over
tMunfoy as we lutnu! to prutnrt the
merting. J. HAW IINg/M'f
Hy ortb-r of the PresiileuC
I is a very
lie strike”
institution
kvilic con-
KHiceu and
Lerun, and
L SyrwtL
Ur. Mauiin
l'.WTU- Sr fas. mss rot the Kpnflew.
Tn.i.-dut.-d [nsiutbo krernmii. Now
Market, Yu. Mil,
>Y* have rvwttid the fourth nun.
Imr of this T.ilnabte tfonrsx Neither
14ttiter, m»r hia foUhfnl IruoaUtur
lu-eil teu loiiiurrntfoUona. Wc ‘••I"'
Hurt the Trwiwriofnr ami Puidiniirra
arret With lire eu...ursgrus-nt they
so rielilj ihmvc.
Krtxiiitut'uifi tniALt Ihiruttr.
M. U Mucvev, I.Uk July, isltk
tiettyaliurg. Kill.
Cimteuta : Srtimid's ihigmatk
Thii>l«*ny. (fan J>r. tlay iivr foug
euuugb to ftni.di ii !) Brmiunwr-u-
era of Lutlmruu Miaialeiw. I.ulb.r
tit the Dirt trf W.muis Imimlutcd
from the uriginul nurrulivr. Miosn.u
Wotk iu tin.' lailln-r.in fLurch of
thin foantry. Tfo- Divine tiotm.
nunt. Martiyi i'lretHiiitg ami thr
('.HUiril of Trent. (Valuable.) Life
UtstrrsfarGUavw.l'hw.and I'nderwear.
in any i|uantity, barren-r smalt, promptly
sKewflril m.
t basis forwanted. with Bill f. O. D_ by
lUpnwa. u> any pan of thr rauntry. .
May 33 1S7U .IS—ly
14—tin
LatirrriU* Female Seminary
rpHk Ftrat term af a Now HdodoM*
F Year » ill r-sn.
iron The IMhsns
him Mel. p. U. HiVj
lioa f'oUrge. lie .
THE BEST BOOK
l.'h.i; the Guitar yet published ’ tlay.
8 .Ira's tiro aad Improved VietUsd f<w
thr ('.altar. A work whirk witt great It
fasitiisle Uw simti, and gtvs a thsraagw
imrlotw sf this rfoloats-t.mssl instrw-
nr.il In addition lupnigieast.e s4uritr«.
misters of
Uttetl with
lc General
“lit betiu-e
pecrct So-
I'fusing tl
Li at our
Lng to any
r t-onaitler-
iition was
I t English
treatment
[f.ther Ccr-
I j.ut iu si.
[b‘ Gennau
Ly offering
Luiupt any
lution ; for
Line votetL
h that the
Lracter iu
mtsoohro Mh.
o. ssisd sM.
1 \.*tk lorw-
’mtlu-r sid-st
rumple tr English, thoirrl and 1
i itm-nttnn. aa Well aa far the »ta)
of anrk orarnMmnris as haw
refitted and rirrMua haw.
Pro entsl-rowe or fisrtto-r iofnra
•1(d) l«
Ur i. B. SAIiTIA R. U.t».
I .a then ill.. Ihdf!a>.>t* I'uanti.
July 11 !-’-
of larirn-
sl !«•*..lei o*iigs of the
la'itei. I*rier. (1 Herd
in fiowera ami iiMiuming,
act'll here.
Tlie working oml lettering wet*
all eorreetly, neatly and fotinlaoniely
exeeutrsl
I'urkey Morerro, jtlaiii I 75
rnrwey Morocco, snpt-r extra gilt.. * H
Tarkey Aalhiue 5 M
Willi gilt rlasps. 90 tents extra.
Ministers and rongn-galiana aw re-
rorsti-d to send on thrir .Miters at oner,
in m Urou a dasraurat of tea per seat, is
MAIJPBY HOUR!
'll Croc! Jlrd&d Dtaeotcry!
ttr wruin oxiiro^r.x
JPfEGAR BITTEUS,
, Raadxaar of Thosuradv j J
: • m.r • n.<>i..v r s - u Tfu a * j
aatoniahed nt
aiteli ela Is irate ornamentation
aiM-h a large unwtaut af It, anti we
could not help thinking bow many
IIioiissiimIm of lutsy fingers must Irave
lieen f*mi>k»y.’.t many riaya liefon-
hand to Hefouridmlr no uin.-h.
liut Wincheater mid vicinity i» 1
crowded with HoutlM-rn women, true
aa steel, {witriotie u« ever, uml atill
clieriahiug “the loaf cause* with un
dying affliction. It fouot manifeaterl
iu fond ami bitter denunciathru, but
iu the cairn, ant! unyielding tleeoffon
to Sou tlie ra prim-ipleo, however uu-
I>opular these may be at tlie present
day,
We could not wonder at it, wlien
we were told how mnch tlie citizen*
of Wincheater endured driving tbe
late war, how muny unwarranted
and bratal outrage* were perpetrated
here by the Northern army, oajie-
cially during the ooeu|nuey of the
city by Millriiy. One circnuratauce,
related by onr kind host coo, almost
made our blood run cold : A certain
widow Indy mid her dunghter, resid
ing iu W. t bad a number of MUlroy'*
men quartered u|h>ii her uuwilUng
in the
Sfowmft rZ ns4 Urn*. Po-U /sprrsw.
riXHK'brat and most riferriro Trass
X known for the cun- aud relief of
Hernia or Rapture. This Trass biut rr-
eaivsri (he mootisfi of the moot ethmrat
nhysivutiiH of this cuuutry. who tlu not
herotote to reeommend It to those afflicted
with Hernia aa being superior to ail
.>ti» j -
It U the nab Truss that will retain tbe
bowefo with any certainty, and the weanT
earn feci assn red that he is using a rviuedf
that will he at alt times safe and i-ffivta.-U
ia its operations. Of this we guarantee
entire salisfaetiua to all who may crone
under onr treatment.
1 Julies' silk elastic abdominal tiehs for
corpulency, fatting of the wootlt, awl a*
a sapport to the hark and abdominal
notaries. Anklets, kucc raps awl stock
ings for varirOSr teina, nicer* aid weak
Jouite.
Kboakier brace* for ladiew, feat* aad
children, for the cure of stooping of tbe
■hMUhew aad as a cheat expander.
Pile Instruments, the most superior
article in use—light, easily adjusted and
effectual. Instruments for all physical
deformities, curvature of the spine, bow
leg*. club fret, Af.
IVwswtha and crutches of the moat ap
proved make.
S. MAKSII & CO.,
No. 3 Holiday Street,
Baltimore, Aid.
June 22 42—tf
and
FTLPIT EMT!OX.
I Vice, in Sheen, Aishwi
edge. *»-, Eagitd, l'nrkey, ph '
rirftt HiirtNUit huhU Ia tHuor «Im
qiunririea. IM'FFIF. A CTIAF
liooknrllrm. Col iu
Fi i> in si
Lutheran Iuztitutiona.
• German
Synod will
are.' lint
licre that
L- tlietc aa
RM.TtMOKK, Bt*.
r,lk i lf»G AN.......... PropthNor.
■HCTWX W FIRE.
hi I ..I.ulrrathm sf the gs-wern) dsrliMr
iu osrt «f all oen ssgra-s r|.i« itNUii>*« «•>
Hotel Kreydug, the |,ri.v of hunt will lie
redared an and a fill Janoary Id, WTO. lo
MJN PER MAY. - .
Bring deterariued tlmt wdhiag will be
left nixfour h the fotm* to moke th.-
“Mahhy” who! it has heroi hi thr pose
second tu mwr ia thr city.
May 23 l«7o 38-Iy
Sewing Machine*, Gnu, Pistol*,
Etc.. Etc
R OANOKE College, Satem, Kuraake
I Trowti. Va. Tha araairaie commence
annnallr on the anrsarf Wntororlaoaf Sry-
trmher, and rantiane to amatha. Ksriaw-
Ird expenses, *«M. For parricnlars apply
to S. 1*7Wells, Secretary qf tlie FacuHjr!
or 4* D. F. Hittb-. U.D, PretddraC Salem,
Va. J. F. CAMP11F.LU Fial Ag*t.
Strauaharg. va
ear.
II, who in
rilve mem
aterium of
lutes after
N orth Carolina college. Mount
PWwsaut. Oabamwa County, X. C.
Expenses for the Collegiate year, from
(1* to *155. For Informs tiroi, address
lev. L. A. Bikle. 1 Vesideut of the College,
Mount Pleasant.
uiuisterial
quiet con
miu to re-
i the doors
they—but
u.w ueeo telt for yetmi.
worship on tbe port of tbe congrega
tion a prominent feature of the pub-
lie exercises of God’ll liouse. It
j>laees the minister and eongregation
** Proper anil scriptural relations to
each other, while it gives an intelli-
Jience, a unity and a completeness to
pobfic worship which it is difficult,
cot impossible, tu attain in any
***• way. The Book of Worth ip
EWBERRY COLLEGE, WslhaUa,
Oconee County, 8. C. Board. *10
month ; Tnirioo, *4 SO per mouth ia
jSSn u 3=ss;. ,, fasr£.?
rpmetuer, VVulhoHw, 8 C
THE
LUTHERAN BOOK STORE,
S O. 807 VJn* Street, PJitladehihia, P*.,
ia now prewired to fill all orders
r oar of our Church Publications and
other Theological and Miscellaneous
arks
Sunday-schools will find it to their
i vantage to favor us with their orders
pecial at tout ion given to tbe selection of
Sermon Paper and a general aanortmewi
[ Stationery always on hand. Address
rders to T: L. SCHRACK. Stipt,
P U Box liMO
May 27 18«8 42—tf
, however,
qiowtkin to
hospitality; her sou was
Southern army, and yet uo handiness
was u*e<l against the occupants of
her house. She prepuretl food for
similar results have been realized
other congregations, I remain von
• B. I.
It. a iocm a siujus.
F. A SOUTEE & EO..
lYEAlA.RH in Cooking, Parlor and
t oleaural,—Bev. CT J. Peterson,
Pastor of the Norwegian Lutheran
Church of Chicago, has published in
Baanedntuieiuie an an article, exhibit
ing the doctrinal difference between
‘he Lutheran and Metbodigt church-
111(5 doctrines of Natural De
pravity, Baptism, nntl Sin, were
particularly discussed. He was as-
^»t«d by ltev. Otteson and Mikkilscn,
‘W eliampioua of ortliodoxy amongst
‘■MS ‘Scandinavians.
WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
1 Rill continue tbe Watch and Jewelry
business in my new establiahiucut,
corner of Rh-hardaon aud Taylor street*,
Columbia, S. C. _ , .
GREEN'S
MANSION HOUSE.
COR. FAIRFAX A CAMEBOX STREETS,
ALEXAXDBIA, VA.
June 15 41—tf
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ejXRAIJ^OH tbf ^n*
Litrcw .Madetwousl
liat brother
xsed callinS
there “V 0 * 1
d with B' 8
inf wbdn I
ntchev, Jcwi
IntTf ,
Arriv e at Andertoa at
44—tf
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mem.
$4iwx ia now
hutch right
l in thi* way
fhr church.
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