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THE LUTHERAN VISITOR. COLUMBIA. S. C.. WEDNESDAY. AUGUST ID, 1870.
Poetry.
iiM He Meed He Soi
I love to hoar Ufa «tory
Which angel voices tell,
How «1«< the King of glory
Came down oil north to dwell t
I am both weak and sinful,
lint this I simb’ know.
The I .onl conic down to egrc me,
Because he loved me eo.
I’m ghul my blessed Saviour
Was once a child ltlco me,
To allow how pure and holy •.
Hialittlc non might be ;
And if I try to follyw
Hi* fthitate |w here below.
He never will forget me,
lb-cause he lov«l me ag.
To eing his love and mercy
My sweetest song* PH raise,
And though 1 cun not ser hint,
I know 111- In .u s my piaif-c ,
For lie lins kindly premised
. Thnt I shall surely go
To ting nmoug his angels.
Because be loved me go.
The Family.
PAUKHT33.
Dividing Family Government
What ought, what cau » mother
do when a good, pleasant, cun-less
husband constantly thwarts all her
efforts to tench or govern the chil
dren, and yet can not be made to see
or feel what he is doing 1
Let ns illustrate and sketch from
memory not imagination:
“Mamma, please give me. » piece
of pie T”
“No, darling, one piece is enough.”
“Half a piece, please, i^anuua !”
“Ho, Freddie, uo more.”
“A very little i»iccc, uiamiua dear?”
“No, Freddie, no.”
“Do give the child a little iiicee.
lH risk its hurting him.”
And the mother gave it,
“Mamma, may 1 go out and play T”
“It is very chilly, and you have a
cold. I don’t think it m best.”
“Bundle me up warm, mamma,
and I won’t take cold.”
“A fear you will. You must play
iu doors to-day,”
“Just > little while, jdense, mam
inaT
“No, Freddie, you must not go
out to-day l”
“l)o let the child go. What a girl
yon are' making of him. Women
never were fitted to bring up boys.
Dress ldui warm, and let him fun,
it will do him good.”
And Freddie went ont.
“May I have my blocks in the
l>arlor, nmintnn t”
“No, WiUie, make your Uoek house
in the diuiug room. Miss L. Is an
invalid, and I want the parlor very
quiet.”
“I wiH b« wry quiet.”
‘•You will inteud to bn, but you
can not help making some noise,
and as Miss L. very rarely goes
auywliere, 1 fear she will be very
tired at }n.-st; so be a guo«l little boy
and play in the dining-room this
afternoon.”
“I won’t iqake a bit of noise, nor
tire her one speck.”
“You must play in the dining
room, Willie, and not Bay any more
about it.”
“Nonsense, it will do her goo.I to
see a happy little face. It will give
her something besides her owu pains
nnd aches to think of, Let him bring
his blocks in the parlor,”
And he. brought them iu.
“Whflt a torment that boy has
got to be! It’s teaze, teaze, teaze,
teaze. from morning till night. ItTs
enough to wear out the patience of
Job. If you won't whip him, 1 will.”
And he whipped him.
Query.—Who ought to have lieen
whipped.—Mother at Horn*. ■
r fceoi?
While the fanngeru are drugging
ont a miserable lifetime iu privation
nnd poverty, the bard working boy
Wve« at his <-a*e, respected and bon
ored.
I-em- uiber this, lioys, If you deairo
to make j-our way iu the world.
There is netliing that can serve your
purpose like a name fur honeaty, aiul
you will never acquire either tf you
are a lounger about the streets, and
a ahirk at your 1 arsines*. Everybody
suspects a hut who ia often seen
about saloon doors or tavern atop*.
It uudenuincs a boy*a charaeter far
honesty very rapidly .to mix with
the society be fljudg there, and socli
habits tend to anything but indiix-
trious way*.
“A good name » rather to hr
chosen than great riche*, aiul loving
favor rather than silver and gold.”
Fruit that text on your heart, and
carry it with you iu all your walks
and ways. If you are led to secure
it, it \vill be worth far more than
“fifty thousand dollar*” to you.—
/'jVx/iN/r-TirtM
■A, a ntn«
the training g' chftdrcu. la
alans, 0th chapter sod 4th
you ha>
Epbe-
Misoellanooin.
re thaae words: “And y# A lamaacs af the Ota
fathers, provoke not your children
to wrath, but bring them np in the
nurture and ndmwdUon of the Lord*} fra* Urwjmol. Sis
Proverb*, 2»th chapter and 17th | the names respectively of John Goto-j They had of course, no
Pro-
I
YOUTH.
The Golden Text for Boy*.
A man of very pleasing address,
but very dishonest lu his practices,
once said to an honorable merchant
“whose word was as good as his
bond,” “I would give fifty thousand
dollars -for your good name.”
“Why so 7” asked the other, in
some surprise. .
“Because I could make a hundred
thousand dollars out of H”
The honorable character winch
was at the bottom of that good name
he cared nothing for; it was only
the reputation which fie could torn! to-day. If yon will harden not your
to account in a money point of view
which lie coveted. But a good name
could not lie bonght with silver ; it.
of all other possessions, must be
fairly earned. When it is possessed,
it is a better business capital than a
'*■ great sum of mubey. I; is a capital
any boy or girl may faetrre. Honesty
must be its ronudation even to the
smallest imrtienlarx. When an-em
ployer says, “l’bat Is a hoy i can
trust,” he will tdvqys find himself
in demand, provided he joins it with
industry. “The hand of the diligent
inaketh rich.” It seems hard at the
time, may be, this ceaseless daily-
round of work, yliiki other hop* are
lounging about '8tore steps, or play ,
rag ball on the green. But the
ward will come if you are faithful.
CHILDREN.
An Addre** of x Fxthar to hi* Children
and QruuhChildran.
My Dear Children.—This, seven
teenth day of Juue, 1870, being my
seventieth birth day, near twiee the
average life of utan, it iiflbrds me
much pleasure in the good i»rovi
deuce of God, to sec so many of you
this day gathered around me, twenty-
two fn number, three absent on *c
Count of distance.
I will addre.-« myself first to my
children and then to my grund-cliil-
dren. Wien I look urouud me him!
many of you settled near me,
with coihfortnble homes that you can
call your Vn, it lilla my heart with
tlintikfiilness and joy; hut these are
things of minor iuiportaucc. When
I ace you all in full communion in
the chnreh of yonr father*, one a
member of session, w ith nine grand
Children in full communion iu the
same church—when 1 see the family
altar erected iu eneh one of yonr
dwellings—there the inortiiag ami
evening- sacrifice ascending up to
the throne of the Moot High, it fill*
my heart with joy that my tongue
is unable to exprafia. While these
things are good in tbetnxrlve*, we
would do well to net a watch nt
the door of our hearts. Satan ia
represented hi Scripture us a roaring
lion going nlmut seeking whom he
luuy devour} be i* ever watching
our weak points that bo may throw
out some temptation to lead ua into
his Service. 1 would rather me my
children living a pious life ami set
ting a godly example la-fore the
world, than to see. them laying up
thousands or tell thousand* of gohi
and silver, lint may you each one
be laying up treasure in Ileuven,
where rust ihtth not corrupt, nor
thieves break through ami steal, tor
where the treasure is, there will the
heart be also. Nbw is the ucccideri
time, now is the day of salvation;
let yis labor ami pray that we may
bo heirs of God and joint heirs with
Jesus Christ.
TO MV GKAMMTIILJMtKX.
My Jkar Young FriruiU.—As a
general rule the hnlfit* formeil ill
youth shape the character through
life. A* the twig is lien* so the
tree's inclined. As we each one
have a soul tn lie saved—for lost
ouce it is forever lost—k is very
important hi youth t« form pious
iuftuts that will go with us through
tin) journey of lift*. As the tree
fiilleth su it lieth; just as death leaves
ns so judgment will flud us; there
is uo ref>e*tiinco liryond the grave
whithrr wo arc nil foot hastening.
Now is lhe accepted time, now is
the day of salvation. Kernemher
now thy Creator in the days of tby
youth, while the evil daysemne not
nor the yefira drew uigh w hen thou
ahalt says I fanvs no pleasure hi
them.
In Ephesinns, 6th chapter, 1st, 2d
and 3d verses,you have these words:
“Children otwy your parents in the
Lord, fur this is right. Honor thy
father ami mother, (which ie the
first commandment with promise,)
that it niky he well with thee, aud
thou mayest live long on the rorth."
There is not a promise in God’s
word for to-morrow, they are hM
reran: “Correct thy son ax
•hall give thee rest, yea, he
give delight unto thy soul.”
verbs, «d chapter and 6th i
“Train up a child iu the way that
he should go, mid when he fh old
he will net deperl from K.” Mark
the expression, he will not depart
from it. Now if oar children fall
into bail habits, or wicked jirncUeea,
who is to Mamet I see but two
ways to reconcile this te our i
sciences. First, that we have
done eur duty, as we should hare
done, or Cod’* word is not tree.
Far be it from us to believe the last.
We would do well to go to the Lord
Joftlis Christ in prayer
«ur sins, and acknowledge that we
have ouuir short of our duty. May
God give'us each one nbundautly of
bis grace, that we may be enabled
to live a life of fiiitb on the bon of
God, aud be pnqsired to tlie
death of the righteous, aud that our
latter end may be like hie, is the
prayer of your aged parents.
This atklreas was fuilowod by re
ligious services in rending Fnelaai
antes, 7th and 8th chapters, then
singing 37th ltolm, 23th and 33d
erses, inclusive; the eldest sou
leading iu prayer, then reading 1
Peter, 2d chapter, ami 2 Cor., 3th
chapter, aud singiug Doth Psalm,
from 10th rerar to the end; the
second son lending iu prayer, aud
concluded by riuging tho 128th
Psalm. After which the father re
marked : 1 bofie, my dear children,
I hut this day may long he remcm
•"‘led by each isie of us. Our eyes
have seen this dsy what they ptubn-
Wy will never are aguia.
In reply tho sous ami grand non*
made some appropriate remarks, ex
presaing their tliaiikftilm-M fur thr
loug resit inure! lives of their paremta.
reiagbt fish and tart* art they had Baltimare Adw ertiaemcnU-
of Urd egg* sod Ah*
Th*y maunfretured bird trap* 1UVMI 3P3 AHtlS f
naght young Wlfta, cooking
by a fire which waa nev
d to go out by u|ght or day
Middy Baptiste, no 1
procuring a light
I all read of iu
' of robbing two bits Of wood
till they ignite.
I belonging to the
D. McCall,
h King
and Frantis Edward Grey,
have just passed through a
•ton of adreutarva on a desert
which more than realized the
thrilling of Urn many romantic xto-1 broken debris of former wrecks anp-
rie* of shipwreck written fin par ' pttod the only material far the all
yoath. Tbs fine bow iron clipper J important fire. Three times daring
•hip Mereurius left Han Praaeisro their w^oori on the reek wa* this
eariy ia Jaaaary last on her rrtnrn j *re raftered by some aerMret to go
to Kagtood, baviag prevtonaiy arnde ««t | oad three time* was tho cx
her first voyage from the Cly de to 1 |>eriment is friction anxiously
Sydney. Hite waa ■ by f anoeeasftiUy tried.
UBpUin Cnthbertaoa, an eiperieneed ! So the time wore on until fifty -rate
navigator, and all went well with 1 day* had been spent on
hrr until the 23th of March. In the the reef, days ia which every man
surly morning at that day, H being' acanaed the boriaon, hi which the
than dark and reining hearty, the strong eheerod Urn faint hearted, and
good ship struck apou a thutguroas ' all spoke hope in turn, ft is easy to
coral island, known ns tho Kora* picture the existence three men led.
Beef, ia latitude- Ui H., longitude j The first gratitude of oanspr; the
3X2D W. No one on lamed hod ' aaxions aearch fur fellow-aorrivore;
tbo«giit of dsngyr until flvr'mtaatM {tho atonrnftd cuoclnstoti that the rail
i
before
lookout uian then
Hraakrre ahead F
eolled, the
The
gars the alarm.
The Captain was
of the skip
altered, sad her heim was pat “hard
over.” itat it waa too late. A few
aeeottda of that latrnar anxiety in
the etHluniwee of which men arrmrel
to live years} and then all doubts
were solved by the Merrorias first
grexiag her aide below the water
at
the stem ueoeooity which bode them
work, Invent, eontrive; the develop
ment day by day of seem fteah
ingenuity, some little aoapertod qual
ity to each, and the gradual are-umu
lutiou at relief*, sad even comforts -
«t* ail be traced. They were prmirat
m«-u—men taught by calamity to
lirepaee far* retay day ( far, whre
rescued, they had two hundred eggs
against the sharp edges of the cored,' in store, and are described as being
then striking violently an it 1 to good rood!tarn. Their rrreree waa
twice. Him begun to fill instantly. j not efa-rted until the Uth at May,
she was imaging as it were when the commander of the iron
over the ledge of the rook, the word clipper bark Mdvrr Craig, Captain
was passed to matt tlm long-boat, to 1 ( '«*bu, was approaching Pernambuco,
the toq* of saving all bonds, lint and discerned a lump on the well
while this was being done, the ship kuvwa Borax Beef, which be made
totvbcd Maidenly oatwnrels and
tlowa like a stone, to H fothoaM at
water. It may be remarked that,
“•c of the rbnrartrriarira of rend ^
is that they hare frrqarntly
water right ap to them, sad the
oat to be a bat. llraw tog nearer he
dtorerned a signal uf distreas, ita,
ismed uf a aremaa's atri|md shirt,
fiuttcriag hall mast high, awl he
then hove to witldn two miire from
*i art waited until six
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Wtthto twrtvs amatha. VastretMy ai-
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Kerond-hsad I’isittM sml Parlor Organ*
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and their weighty and lasting obU- tbry lie low, ami at night or to thick aeariy naked men |uit of to their
gatiema to honor aiul rrtcrrnce them
In their «*! age as their sUndanl
brart-ni aud couiiNellors.
ItOBKRT K. CBAWWuan.
Scut.MiuiLU Decatur C.x, imk
Play at a Chrixtiaa
| -wther <*1 mlc obaervatton 'borough rede huaU ami came on board. They
, •>- Gut id tho tue«4y two baud* on were kindly and hoapitsbiy rrorivrel,
tomnl the Merenrins, the momtag and had a pamage gi ten them to
found laU six alive, ami three, after Utrapmil, where they are now telling
s*homing tw* hour*, and until the ttoir strange story, and exhibiting
•hie gamed a footing on tin- tv their friends the eoeun-ftbre lists.
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TOUCH
“Etldy Gray uiul I but c lieeu
ting down on Cranberry Pond,” said
Their story reminds one trena this
time of Phillip Quarles ami lfobia
urticlr* of attirr,
now kerp as masalura of the iiertls
.laitK-a to his mother one afternoon, : ">* Crnsne, of Juan Fereaandeo, the! they hit oarspsd. la -“-(-“r tow,
“and I ilottY see hut what he lores | Ewias Family Bobtimua. and the to-1 hi rutnam-o, in atraagenere, to fertil-
to skate us well as any Iwy m smioua hero uf Mr. Ileade’s and Mr. By of rwaomre and to adrentare the
sc-liooL” lloneiewuit'* novek f real rxpcricuc* of them six sailors
“Indeed, uiy son, sml why nbouM lajoktog to the are, the tap* of on * 'W-aulste island is watihy of
he not love to skate !” jibe fare amt mala mast of the Mrr-1 Defae, ami auduw moat fictitious
tame
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n-s (Vsot Ito
•y ftsam. la
WORKMANSHIP
bat die Ictj
Isare o* past rma
C8T XI re Wa IS.sss ksr. I
la|S-nd Oi asnaf Ocsls sa4 Ito
tottr-
“O! he has lireoiue tf i liridiau, curias were jaat vtatlde nut
yon know, aud yiinetl the ehitrefa.! wafer; looking over the
I lliongiit they who prnfrea n-ligitai, which were to lie their home,
didn't do such tilings. Aud liraidra, fifteen acre* of barren rurk.
ho loves couatiiig ton, sud all the «l>er»rd with patches at rend, and
bey* Mty bo ia one of tho best hall twnureted Iry a narrow lath Bias with
player* among u*. la it right, moth * not ltcr rock equally barren, of the
er, for Christians to engage in sorb some sice, art their gear. One caeua-
(Jay • as there- t” I nut tree formed the duly sign of
“I know of nothing to forbid it, vegetalwm It was the sole survivor ■
my child, provided they j*toy as «f tboa# which were plan ted there J
chriNtiana.” faome years ago by order af her
“Play ox obristians! Why, mo- 1 Majesty's Consul at I’craamtoww, to
tber, how is that 7 I nevor braid order that tho reef might be seen 1
of Mick a thing before.” I more easily by nrneta on the Braxil
“Perhajsi not, and yet true rriig-' or Cape Horn rente, to the direct
ion will manifest itself as well to tract of which it lies; bat there had i
ploy ox iu any thing else. The ebris i been wrecks here previously, and
tian child will take rare to play at' • itb tbs aid af artMes b-ft behind
of tbr , hiatorb'* uf skips nvk
and IrelJe by
News.
eum|mrisua.—ljuadaa
Salf-Cwltwr*.
Wo men are nut fragments—we
are wholes j w* are not type* of
stogie qualities— we are realities of
mixed, vs irons, eunatleaa naabiim-
Uumx
Therefore I say to each man, “As
far wa you can—partly for rxarik-wn-
ia your s|rc«atly mental calling, |sis-
rifolly for romiJetiuu of your end to
existence—tome, while improtiug
yonr owe talent, to enrich your whole
j <a|Mtal a* Man. It is to this way
that yon escape from that wretch
ed narrow mtodedueaa, which is the
one who rob
i. XV.
Agnto
w. a-soH esX (facial slteutint to sit to
poammuH » ilrsnl riaws and Sfurc ('.rand*
h Aa*w« u. i*cd. okira tow* tm
rises aranrc pvftrrtww Us> tos rs tors at-
Kvsrj- IW OiUj awnsMrd Ito Svr yesnt
Sals wtodnslc Asms? to Carton X Xml
ham s rriatswwf rvrtnrOrpsm .ud Ctowok Hae
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Hall inset. Md.
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No. itd Vast
May 13
P. B. SADTLER & 8098,
OPTICIANS ANI)
Haiti mow* 212 Strwnt,
SBXJiMOBf.
WATCUH8 & FINK JKWF.LKY.
aumattcMi or
pro|>er times and in proper plnre*. | by the ran Iran, the shipwrecked ^ , ,
Ho will sot neglect far it his studies men contrived to betid rireumtonoers ^ ^ q|| f . >|tj lT[||[| .
«-*. *s-tol s to..**,.,™ I - U *»
mm* •ml filletl with water at well j - Hrrt _ ^
or his work, lie will be kiad and j to their will. They fownd two iron
nnd obliging to bto |day motes, will
not deceive nr wrong them ia way j t
maimer, lie will show that he nets ! «• n considerable qiuntity of broken
from principle here, a* to everything j timber, ont of which they buHt them,
else, obeying the Saviour’ll gutden j artvrs a fag hot. They (band. Urn,
that peart at price, a broken knife, a
hammer, a two-ousre weight and a
with throe
the newest works; to literatim , the
role, ‘Do onto other* ax yon
have them do to you.’ Doe* not
Eddy Gray ploy to this manner f -TJi _ ,
“Why yea, mother, 1 think he; ciaamy tools they made two bunts
He ia always one of the best ont of tho plonking strewed alnut
hoys 1 know, and wo alt tike him j the rocks, fastening them w ith luula
last rate. But 1 did not know that 1 which they estmeted from the lim
it wax because he is religious. Do
y on think be ran pray about skating
and boll playing and such tblngar
“I should bo very sorry to bare
heart*, now 1* the accepted time.
Lite in short aud uncertain with any
of u*} us to myself it is arrtaiu that
my time is short; at the some time,
some of you may be summoned to
appear before tho judgment bar of
God before we. Now, while it i*
called to-day, let each one of us see
that wp arc living in constant prepa
ration for Clirist’s second coming,
that ww may liear lito voice saying
unto ns, well done good and faithful
servants, enter thou into the joy of
thy Lord. And may God give us
of his saving grace to lay throe sol
cmn truths ap to our hearts, and
practice them in our lives sod oou
vermtioo. -
Iu conclusion, I will make » few
remarks on family government, or
him or yon engage in any play upon
which you cult i
mg. The Bible
eat or drink,
do nil to the
cent iwrrntion
at ask God's Wcfia
aays, ‘Whether ye
or xhaltocrrr ye Uo,
glori* at GmL’ Inns
n thus engaged to is
ken tinils r of other wrecks.
It doe* not appear that the poor
fallow* bad any thought of menpiug
to there boats, but they were enabled
to make fishing excursions nnd to
art with signal* Hying to search of
pureing shqi* in the early morning
literature fa
almoat moderu. Sew books revive
and redecorate old ideas j old books
suggest sud invigorate new ideas.
It to a great pnacrvaUve to n
high standard to taste and achieve-
■•ent to take every year some one
gwnt look as an eapemal study, not
only to be read, bat to be conned,
atadied, brooded over ; to gu into
the country with it, travel with it,
be devoted faithfully to it, tie with
out any other book far the time ;
compel yourself to read it again
and again. Wha can be doll etxmgb
to pam fang days in the intimate,
olaae, familiar toterooorae with some
trausreiMlent miad, sod not fael the
smrTAcijcs, srooxB, forks, and kit-
VK* IV A UK GKSgRXLLT.
May 13 1S<W *, 4G_|f
Ormeral Ft
PiJuiuIiLh, S.t'. IJce.
Traint Xtrfi.
Iravc Awsnsts. 4
t olltiwhu -#•«*
twl“”;;; -• l }«««
A'rive.sl lb* ri.au. fo* Lilli. t tty a
xlakrn,- <-b~ r,.uU4*1a»i. *i»k Turn
••f North ('srutiiia U>ml "T nil| ii*i|i fall
Slut Lost.
Itreakfast and diuner at ('heder.
Traint Sard.
leave tlarbittr, X. C, Wriaa
" t'brsicr... iSpa
*. \t iiin«lsw» it pa
Udmulua IKit
Amvrat Aiucusta PMp*
Making i Usw rtaiiin-tioiis silk ?mn
of Ceutnil sml Unirpria ItMlmsh W
.Ssrsnnab, ami all |a.im* ia Fima
Main it. t'ohiwlHto. M<^.gro*say, IW*.
Xew I >rh :uK. Srlm», ( lisT“ A ”
Ida*. Xsdoilb-,
St. IxHtis, sml all point.
Pwlare Sliv piujr far* mi tB Ntffa
’I raius. 1'Uiwqrti Tirkt-t* siU, ai fa
piffr cheeked to all iniia-iiud pniutx.
CV ft— mu* «y tbw nsasnfa
North, bare elioitv of I hrr* dm nr,
null*.
C. IU*rKNir.HT, dnpi.
K. K. Ifouswr, ttcwrral Knipta sat
Tklu-t Axn-ut. „
Spartanburg St Union R E.
CXIoNttiXe, Jmu a. txa
O N sud after MOMMY, the tab fa;
lOaat, tone w ill hr ilsily isusmaa
truins run on this rand.
tin Mnadaya, Wediuvdnriv Friday*mi
Satnnlsis the down trains v.-gi Iran
Siwruiilairi; at QJD a. in., and striven
Alston st 11 a. m. ; relwrniiHr, Wave Alas
at Jla. in. and reach .Sportaslmgat JJJ
p. at. On Tuewdsy* the ib.wii Warns wi*
leave SfstrtaulHnw at 7 JO a.andarriw
at AhOsiw rvt 1 |>, ut.; n-tmain*. leave Al-
*t<ui at 4.13 p. 1M-, and reach Nuulsntoq!
at 7 p. in. On Tliunslaystbeilows-BriM
w ill leave Smrtaulmn; at Ms a. at* «■
arrive at AUtos nt G.S a. m.; nwnms
leave Alston at *.38 a. m_«»d rtwrii >*st-
Ijinl.iiip at 2.* |* m.
THOS, B. JETEB, trm
MieceUancous
a i shuin i iJ
Advertiacmectx
THE DEPOSITORY
O F the Maty land Sunday-arhnol Union
is fwrwisiaed with an nnsur|sissed a*
1 smtateatf of everythin* ueerasary in the
tkw of Snuday-srlusds and Bilde
enmpririnw IJluwrie*. inlfunal}
fami.
and l*r
nnmlw-red, 1 jl.ru rv
saws <.f liiirbent exeelleoee
heanty. QaeMioa lusik*. (’lass honks,
day -arbool Hymn haokm, Bril lusik*,
M nsic Isanks, Pieture Cards and liewatd
Tfaketa, Oaaunentxries, Bible Dirtiou-
t, milfaur Maps, aud. other twinki
tzJ:
tort bra
uot unbouomiiig a cltUil of God. AY*
read of tiie day when ‘llolinena to
the lord* riiall tie wrHlen even spun 1
the IwUn of tho houncN, that is even
tipou the occupations oad posses
nit— of men. Why should it uot
be written upon the sled* and skate*
of the boys a* well as anythingelao f j tree, sewing
It ia a false and very injurious no
thin, that roHgtnn is lucoouixtent
with any real good. It ought rather
to heighten our enjoyment of it, be
cause It leads us to rccugiiize and
be grateful to the Giver of all.”
“Weft, mother, I shall res pert
Kddy more than ever, now I know
that be act* from principle."
-ml i. the evening when the *tu. s licnrtt of it when he retnrns to the
fieroene** was subdued. They had common world T
noefatbes, and except in their but; But whatever standard of mental
no slinde, and tlir tropical hrtt waa ’ rxecJlrnce yon tboa form in your
terrible, fht majority of the men J study ot the excellent, never, |f you
wish to be wine, let yonr standard
*»ved were to their bertha, when the
Mcmirins struck, and swam to the
rock In their shirts; and it was not
until one of their number made n
bat ont-of fibre of the solitary cocoa
it together with a
oat of brass found on
the island, that any protection for
the bead waa to be aeen among
an effect which can
■take you intolerant to any other
defect* bat yonr awn. The surest
sign of w isdom fa chanty; and the
bent charity fa that which never
Mtontethmaly parades itself ax char
tty. Far yonr Idea of man aa he
ought to be, always look upward j
but to judge man aa be Is,
OtlHV
fo aid tmrtrr* to
, prov
K B—RwpFrinfondmts and l.ibrwrinn*
SB not roll to nuke a ariertiou. may
hjr wwMnm ««d may pxrhao/re for
book* such as after '
ivt their * udo-s,
not injured.
_ do
they are
_ ^ . afcct to stoop. Look your follow
To add to theft mfaery. the reef »«, straight in the fore. Learn
for * Ufc ‘A-oomoo. rota, wbioh *u JOU pomibly enn j and when
bit the atraagen unmercifully, u.ui j fom ^ ^ ^
be only it, you nriJl never converse with
■I wolixed bj those who have aoftrod iVt y mau of
“1 trust you will, and I hope that from the insect life of tropic*! dimes,
you too ns well ua he will leant, I The oommiaanrint question was art
not only to work and to study, hut, tied ia a way which win make every j
to play oh » Christian—flHM at | srhoriboy’s mouth water who reads Wlmn
Home, - ‘ I It. They went out to thrfa boat and fever be doc* fa
Unfit who
wocth knowing
ia not liked, w hat
Fayette Street, K.Utimicr, Mg|
Aug 18 1—tf
i "(■
Colombia Advertieements.
REMOVAL
G niERCKft. Whries.1.- and Retail
s Grocer. Columbia. S. C., rewpeetful-
IjT informs hi* friends and enstoua-r* that
of Rtrhurdson aad Tutor streets, wh«-rr
hc will constantly keen on hand a wriB
srieeted —ortmrot at afi nrifafin heluag
lux to hi* line of buriaess, such a* Groce
ries. Provisions, Tobaccos, foe.
January 26 211)
KSTACUSHED 1*0*
BOOT. 8H0E, A9B HAT HOUSE.
A 8MYTHK,
WHOLESALE AVfl RETAIL
BMT8, iBWt 150 HITS,
Jan 12
OOLHKBIfi. 8.0.
Jfi-tf
WHY Is it that «. toanycWtoifo
” v under the a«v of live )tu»! Tto
a lnr»w propoitioo at ehfahro die t**c
tamed, it is certain.
Also, it is known tost wn«w«ari<* “
the tinman sy»tvin from it*reris^UP;
ey; therefore iwrentx. mpeewll.t WJtJTO.
who are more constantly villa &****£
dren, eon u.d lie too oleemnt
Srst mymplamt sf irormt; for tamn^m
they exist, they css he «sfelra*d‘
ly removed from the most ik
hy (lie timely uoo of It. A.
\ enuifuiie.
It I* perfectly harndes*.
wtouy, hein>r» |*r
>iti»n. sud may le minimi
utmost safety torhDUivuw
Worm Confecrions, naidc
ssii tmSgesSs
faeturi-d tdl over the c
short lease of life is L
him! B. A. Folutestackh St
tinnes to grow in favor dafly.
Cantkm.—Should nem/iea aW*
to puivhuse B. A. Kshoertsrk*
STiteaitfiKsj
that has Uen so tsvor*hIyJ i *J*li5x
W», sml pturtawre luiud i"* 14 ** j* iw .
it. If they do not wish to havrsa
tout forced iqion them.
SCHWARTZ & IIAPUTT ,
(Fonuerty B.A.FshucstockVSaefi ^
w iSr.
Sole IVoprietora, 1
Dee 16 1866
A Good Chanoe
/YKKKltKIJ to iutnriure *
Knitter. Has one nwrtsfa
&feS"ir!£‘#Si»3Ss*
1 jhrrnl fiantmtff
Jon a
Sf™kmt£>L
VVitaonri"*-
lfertf
NEW
St*
j-.ver’
RW
TBS lA TI
ta suWrilw
Hi advsnea
aSars
mouths of
will, in evei
additional
For one
First
cure -
Three
Six re—
Twelve
On ad
upward
>«.
I 7
m-
advert
•» h
m
CHI til
five -n
of tor
ls a
squat'
and of one
par rant, wit
rate*,
ubitonriro
tan cents -
advance
U'fa
'
I
tv ploxw
tars should 1
Cc„ ••
ttr ui
il
There w
common at
of them pt
Holy Spin
any age. :
uot be too
not look ft
tlreu with
they mau if
Spirit to (
riper years
believers w
and are, in
with nothin
delay, do
aet in dealir
are oatisfiis
tentiou to
HY-em not
they lea in
do not pn
pmrnt nerCj
dren, as th<
persons,
toith class
out alarm
tliougli the
of real ac
of these
, Saviour.
One reus,
made in th
with many
certain text
so w o arc tf
1. One p
—“Traiu uj
should go
will not dc
with whom
lirotuibly :
teach the
child, and
way s to a i
time the chi
when he
take the w
But is this
Very far
means to
lesson by
be sure that
way whik
never fear
after- ]*r*c\
the child in
brew), or,
'Vay: get U
his soul whi!
assured tlm
haa begun,
encourage m
iaariwfr <v
2. Aunt lie
and soothe
/lack of -mr-ci
family, by si
1 am fiUtng t
.(Jolih ii
•the greater
day, when
turned into
tntnicttlous
conversion.''
fipirative a[ |
no argument
thetv own fit
dd'not h|h-(
water into w
• tVUat is tbl
which they
waiting on ti
»ot the WBti
their wwicn
Indeed, it **-.■
place in t!i
vessels.
3- A thinl
•ay, in a dot
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