The Lutheran visitor. (Columbia, S.C.) 1869-1904, October 12, 1870, Image 4

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iiZ- Nt V * • * .it- - r f A 9 •?*■ ■ * - * \ s t to— 'isih.M! 4 2 . •• *’ - * mammss=*eat aiHfa&y. i am** Bl ii rVlAsv f '* v * ■ * r I Bat ye*ter »-va I j ■A Oh * God hns Ailed the *ky with light. ’rtl raws >ve declare T ofbkir, iff thro’, again # f with rato. ,lv ■ >pUc« Why shmdd I When th* wide j But then I saw a Wfafcfau*ai< • Awt o'er mgr heart the- Aroee uud filled my f “God h»R ftirROt," I A twinkling star in And wot* tnay forget; The* " Rater* W hrr*- h.-id IfaeU And falHa* 0»A>’ i Changed into faith my] Few as it rested on'r^y “O thou of little faith,'* Sped, thk »*V light this night,*’ fills the air, “Know tbott„forceirhi Has sped Uf cheer thy And now adieu darkn And faith is yielding to lespair, I yet will tr^Kt soiue clueL-riUg ray Of hope to me is on the(.' [/•tenor. ■yj-'-’i ■-■4! we i < The if 1 1 The Sparrows tee It} aad M- BY A. Vi [Thmsfoterf from - — • 't v fj " M V fa AOt AtH year Christinas earth as wi o Visitor. for Young jh r • \ er day in the this—for it is io4r covers the table**] f f. I i is the . -T - dinner hr cloth and no dinner, which flill from tree to think i > too. I*fcr move about to kekp They have a grand snows au4 freezes; he makes unri gi heavy am| warm, not pinch them at all. .But—“w«la, wit weda, witf, witt, witt gry the life-long d; yarrows know uo ©ring into hams; summer iui revelry, their heavenly Father Men lay in provlsi ere 01 IP i Itawier than table- ie sparrows tree seem they only n. O, no! when it its which beeome cold cau tt, witt— © are huu- The silly ut gatli spend the that feed them, r the long little binls labor with I True, winter, but how cau who lwwvtt not hands propor#* fin ■ the cold they And ,fnm and thrin a berry on they pick i|> the grains iudustruaui is field—bu c I m § R - * 1 I jp f, I i | [ I tt 1 whatsis it! Do you ing a ha Hold on, not eat sick, between brilliant was, and jreat many you have a bush, or which the sown in hf little rogui It is UhiMmas now is gone; biit cheer up Lot# wifi hot forget Ue sure to give you (D&* . , >*- Look! It is coming gif’ man is mill. Butrin impudent •Minted i to know bow gnawed a hole tbs bag with its '—a Christmas gift s fa running 1 out of the hob The road jytswwn with grain. • Well, it is o^ty at .Christmas tha, the spar rriwu gat sue* present# ypu fat fellow yonder, too greedily, pr ydn will !*Thd suu looks out the dondovD it is the Christmas light that ev it shines brighter than i wax lights. Little fello fared snroptuonsly; though you are tbe. silliest and most im; i dent birds beneath tlie sky, yet thf Almighty rrtnembersand cares tor It is indeed a plensa a little fat boy who window aud watches is of the same opinion, ths window with a Wfe * tbe mutter, wonder IrtlfriperAi at all like Christmas wit riffe seven years old. . «sr<W>l J>%«ant Cbri and he itra splendid t — * > ear ®fdf He gM the tockfng horse,ildph stands neglected in the o fwr, look at hftn wtfti Its glassy eyes. How thaoo eyes did shine last wh^nthe Christmas-tree lip. And is he not to t)»fa yemrf And will he pfeheutefidNear the window is a 11 pipe, free. It has^no stand, haa fmin down, aip the an- tranches touch! the door. E^rj-thiug looks neg Henry ts righ —it is no CbWstmns. J „ the next room ; there why it to-day is> so ofetc At; years old iuuo ? aick on her bed. Her weeping, for the doctor her that he*r child has hours to liv») her fi»th with, a heavy ou. sight, and ds at a sparrows e leaves ted look. T Wo |t is not im. Hen- has had days and forget ite he had then uow risinias, lighted a tree get any , and at all like * • us enter all learn and des- The teu- imlound mother is just tokl Ij a few room -41—-1- ves the rdf'. » h ca Attend to his store, though he wonkl much rather stay with his Minna, and gratify her last wish. Wo one thinks of Henry, who is more distressed because he is not to have a Christmas-tree, than because his dear sister is dying. Minna awakes from her light slumber, aud uncloses her eyes; she still knows her mother. The door opens; the Amtumun’s Adelheid, s little girl of Mtnaa’s age, enters. She wishes to see how her play-mate is. She is shocked, the sight of the poor sufferer overcomes her. She has never yet been so near to death. , “What do you wish, my dear child r asks Minna’s mother, bend ing lovingly over her daughter. “Water," whispers she, looking about the room, as If wanting some thing. <f Wlmt are yoO looking fort IX> you wish anything else! Something to eatf’ asks Mis. Schroeder. “Grapes. Please give me some grajies,” whispers the sick child. The mother looks troubled. Minna has begged again and agaiu for grapes, and her mother, who would gladly gratify her every wish, cut) not comply with this, the last and only request of the dying ono,— Where was she td get fresh grajies from in mid winter t She beuds over her sick child, trying to soothe her, but Minna whispers repeatedly : M I would like to have some grapes.” The Aiutmatin's Adelheid listens; she changes color, and sli(M quietly und unobserved away. She has a bunch, a fresh cluster of grai>es; she can gratify the last and only request of the dying friend. She bail read in a book, that when the end of tlie stalk of a btiuch of grapes wan sealed np with ivax, aud the bunch then carefhlly put away, it would keep fresh till after Christinas. Adelheid had selected a large aud beautiful cluster, carefully lnhl it away, and to-day ska intended to put it on her father’s Christmas plate. It is bis favorite fruit She has in tlkonght often enjoyed his surprise, but—b© might yet ent a grent raany-^gra|W8; the dying Minna not. It was her last wiah. Adelheid did not hesitate long. Tlie cheerfhl giver-gives quickly. Hhe took the bnneb from its box, hid it under her cloak, and hurried buck to hi. Sjilmiwlcr’n. The door to the sick mom was only half closed. Minna was Wing with her eye* shut, mid her mother was seated at her l*jd, »#td»injf her Mi-h child. “Hush, Usury,” said Adelheid; do not wake yon r sick sister, lie p»*r fectly quiet 1 . 8he kmga for grape*. Here is a buucfi. Give it to your mother, when she conies iu the room, aud tell her-it is for Miimn. Do you understand T l)u not forget it my boy.’’ llenry was left aloue. Alone witli the bunch of grapes. He waited far his mother to coute, but she did not more from tlie be<bride of his sister. He kept eyeing the bum‘h of grapes. How beautiful. How large. How transparent the grai»es. The i»o»>r boy lookisl, uud looked, and at last they seemed to invite him to eat them. He went to tho table, he pnt his finger on the gr.i)H« to find out if they were hard or soft. They were soft. Assuredly they must be good to eat. lie would Kke so mnch to taste one. lie takes hold of a grape; lie remembers they are Minna's, and that he must not touch them. He draws bock*l»i* hniul. O, if be could only run away 1 If lie won Id bnt“>aH His mother, ami give Iter the bunch. Hut he remained, and kept looking at the beanUfal aud tempting fruit. He will only take one, a single grape ; his fingers are around it—what is it! What is it ? What scares him t His mother, in the next room, moved. He stands, as if caught doing what was wrong, fixed to the spot, hit eves on the graftes ami on the door at one ami the same time. No one comes. lie soon gets over Ids dread, and the dangerous contest begins anew.— Why should not betake oneT Others are enjoying themselves on this day, and receive eveyjw many presents— lie not. He looked disdainfully at hfs old playthings; other ebildreul Had new toys now, be bad nothing of the kind. Henry touched the grapes a second time ; he looked at them, tliey were pleasant to the eyes, nice to finger, they must be good to eat. He says to himself: M 1 do not want the whole btinch; far from it. I only want to taste two or three of the grapes. There is no harm iu that.” But What makes the blood all at mice rush to bis eheeks; why docs his face turn so red! His mother and bis teacher haw taught him the Seventh Commandment— 1 ‘‘Thou shalt not steal." Conscience brings it to his remembrance; and whis pers: “Henry take your hand off. Go away.- Do not look at the grape*. It is still time. Do not give wsy to sin hot keep the Com maudmentt" i But Heiury will not obey the friendly voice within. Nor does he so, fear and love frod as to keep the law of God. | will only take a single gra;*,* says he to himoeif. “That speckled one." * He took* oft a small stem from the bunch, ran In a comer, and ate the trait quickly., But his aiqietite had now gained now strength. Ho had no idea that grape* tasted so deliciously. He peeped through the crack of the door, his poor sister was lyiug so pale and quiet on her sick bed. That was not a pleasant sight to him; be preferred to look at the tempting frnit. All at once he trem ble*. Aliy one could see that it had been touched. If bis mother saw it, site would oak if he had done it. What then t Henry was not afraid of telliug a falsehood, but his mother hud such a queer way of asking question* ; she always found out the truth. But stop—she kuow nothing about tins l>m»ch of grape*; no one else had seen it. Kui>pose be ate the whole bunch I No ouo could then ask huq. any questions. No person would then scold him. His sister lisd no use fur the grape*. 8be hud so many uice aud good Miscellaneous. fathering£-• Germany. conditism oftiMs hi Oct—y s nm.nwci or Tint wax. I am about agaiu ta the same position to-day as when f wrote my iaat letter, l’olttios are beyond the sphere of this correspondence; not strife and paaefoa, but the poaeefbl works of the gospel, are those ob jects to which the attention of your leaders should to tamed. If these ; . ^ » lines ctunc Into the hands of oar French Christian brethren, they ought to find nothing that coaid give them a fatter pang. Bat, on the other 1 hand, I ran not help talking about | that one, ami I may my only, matter J of greet Interrat which every Ger man feels at the preamt time. The works of peace are interrupted; the meeting of the Gnstnvus Adotphos j Hoelety, tlie annual conference at j HthcrfHd and Barman, and many, many other gatherings of that kind take place (his year. I They had only said that every war fa a groat aafamicy, aad therefore a dirfac chestisnneat; aad who will deny this 9 On tha other hand, it fa a fast that a pastor ta Afaaee shaadoostl his pomtimi, so thst he might not bs obliged to pray against the thiug. to cat. I Juuiti be wuul.1 ltt. ^ m „ tdkr to U.ve. A.,U .ho dol not t.r. for . „ ^ flir , «nytl..UK no*. 8b. w.nt«l i«Hh. 0 ,^., owu j n<1( . ,n *l . L ^ . f meat and a ble*sing will reach the 1 lie no. bo«n to fcar that l-l* | m tMnv thlMI the rotor of human preachers could. A spirit already now g«iea thrnagh Germany as we have not e\)ierienocd now to fear that Ufa {miicuts would come iu the room, and they would of coarse see the bmu-k | Qnick—qnick—he must eat it at once. He rushes up to the table, snatches the gmpes, aud swallows on© after uuothcr, hulls and seetla, as rapidly os he cau. But there is uo eigoywcut iu ik H© doe* not taste whether thej are sweet or sour. His only thought was—make haste, hurry, for some sue might eouie. j Make hosts, hurry, be quick ubont I it—that conscience way not reprove either gently or loudly. llenry is d©uc at fast. It was! almost more tlaiti be could get tliro’ with. He pats tlie stems in his pocket, wipes bis band* ciuvlcasly; no ouo baa couM; to is still aloue. Uo looks stealthily through the o|iouhig of th© door. Ufa Murilter bus not changed her seat, his sister m s**eu»s to be sleeping, wo ooe has him. Too bad, too laid—there is the window. Lots of eyes have been looking at him, The spin-rows yut- ff side have town watelihig him. ufid it for many long year*. All domes tie strife is fiwgottea—all differences between Germans of tto North anri the Month, btdwecti I‘rwisrians amt Maxima, between f’omsprxafives aud liberals, seem almliahed. There fa Imt one fading—that war baa been unjustly forced sjmn n«, tliat tto 1 nita of tto French ruler fa to ofitp tto j development aad growing strength , i«f Germany, in order to to aide to exercise nn»re dirttiitiion over tto scattered parts. Kvery German} fecla that tto B«u|irroi^i poticy was direrte*! iw»f ngsiust Prussia atone, bat against Germany. For this 1 reason much of tto obi dfasatiofac- turn against Prussia ua aoroaat of her virtorlr* In lMM U wt)ie*l away. But this is not that w'hiclt makes as fed the moat grateful. There Is every w here a «|ririt of conruge ami 11KI.F FOR Tint WonVDRtr. Tto Bed Grows of tto Convention of Geneva fa seen In many a place. It very where yon olraerve won and women bnay doing what they can for tto sick and wounded. As far German women, tto Queen of Proa sis fa loteinocit in All this work. Kto fa at tto bend of the M Yateriandfaeto Francnvetein," and proves herself to be really a “mother of tlw nation." These efforts find support from all Germano, not only from those at home. Oar countrymen ou your side of the Chnnuel, yea, on fto other aid© of tto Atlantic, show, by large coot ribatioua, that absence does not diminish their interest. British christmna wifi paitioahuiy be interested fa these warfcs, w hich, ul the same thus, bring to tto n—led mm) dying nohttrr th tidings* mi the guopeL Wh ton this without thfakiag of oar f These, whose gcatto aud iiMkfatigahto ears has not torn lutgutten bf oiAoy a nohiter fanes HUM uud lfato, arc again an tto This fa a— faf Ito. Wifawrn’s timaa. The** jraang nm, many of them trained by hpn ut “Itongh ilonoi ,” go to tto im mediate sent of war. They fear nut the toilets of the enemy f into the very light itavil they carry thc«r nark of peoce. Whan tto nukher fails they ace them to take him asmy, to Imal up w of u«t, tamoy murv yunug t hau run be eat funds. if pusoibli, to sfwak lo the dying. A on hare torn sent will futioa. in fact, i ufrr their M*n iees |4o\ed with tto prea- , «»f willing sacrifice. Nolwdy umler 1 tliey have seen wlu»t to has done. They chirp and chatb'f with all their ! would cost and of nwaieY, but everybody 1 ready to make those sacrifice*.— lirklcs mi ttorir bndcgrwnun, moth sisters ttorir oul\ j I valued, or even undervalue* uow, after our rrjs-ah-d vk torn**, tto ' -o-i* »-I* :* i » ~ i' ■ |*»wer amt i«h*r of our mean, might, but it Xio longer sounds to V, , . . ... ... ' „ V ..J” u **. ... ... Rrvrybody knew ib.it this war Henry s ear* lito: “weda, will, witt, , . . , »riMV >»,» . T u.— ,u / isr—hl ci»l many ancrificcn of umu witt, hut as:!“vo<i thief vott, vou i « # L.. , , thief" liana of but every body was Henry cover* his the© with his' hands. Hr neither wants to look at ; ... them nor to hear them. Ilis mother 1™, ” ,r ?' T i ii u -o. so a. .«•; a. ,„h. H.^3 k> l»cr arms around him, aud snysii ., . ... ’ “Poor rtdkL l)o you f«.| » UmIIv t . "T. _.-R -- V- I sacrifice. Kvery bmly wants to «lo' af > fair sister ! \ es, our *. . * . , Minna must *o©n fetnv* no, but she ^.» , Iimvrn. l>o not err, >v rhlUL" ■O" 1 .' t "« r »I«»I Inlol In . Hbo ki—. him toadotf, un.l t.Un,, lii. UhimI, rnrrH . him in (Im* uthrr . ,in * - n,VPM ll,r room to hi. .MorN br<1. %«*.». n*Mm I Mino:. her ry-. Il„ tip. K ■ ..m try. Flrr Mbo t . l„» , *'*P t * 1 '«k fc«*rr walrr, hot .hr .noth,,,, it •„ i, with I !“ T.""""" , her hand. i jibe banlslitp-t of a total ile invasion.; “11r»», gnp. V whi«pm rIm-. B “‘ " u Uf irt " r> h llor mother lo..k, at her *.rm« If' 1 ”' *' i,h , fiillv, amt «ay»! “TVar rhit.l, it 4 r rifc " mnv *• "W*"* FlAiraSt FIAWM91 Sim SOLD MEDAT8 HATR 4PW BKMT AWXBDRD TO 0JiA3. It. 3TR377, ia Oototor sad Kewitaf, ISCS. fur TUR BEST PIANOS NOW MADE S»w York, sad Through Titfkctfi Worth. . Orgi SmptrimfendrmCi OremrUk df Columbi* - Onkmbfa, R. ft, 4, ir ft and after tMs date V/ ats to Kaw Y**rk. timorc, Wsshiiia be pnrehaseri at Newton^ soridp! JOHN H. WORK, GspV M. T. |faaLT»:TT, Goal Twket A«mi ** O. h C. Railroad. General 8* f'oluru ,RC, O K ami after Mm winy Aarnst ut tto tallowing Kri.edaW viB bs ng 0+* aad K*r »W r ~, ^ * Aorfk Liberty, near Ilaltimorr 6/., u - ^ tk»wn, and with '1 nuiw os fto AMtortL Maryland J • (liarMfe, C<dmuhia k AgggfaaJ^C ^ ' ■ - I 01 inIIft Riiiith i MKifa l*iHaMw have all tto 1 road, going South. VF. iispntvumcaU.uuiariiiq: the Agisfa Tto; j Ltova Columfaa 8 fas fa Me, Ivory Ft outs, aim the improved “ Al*t«m v ........ Krearb A< tinu. K*Hy warruoSvd l«tr five yuatw, with Uw unvi within twelve »*« factor? to tto HecoiMl-hsud always an tonal, at from A50 Ween who kare oaf i'faj eringti I) H IliU. t alway He/r K KI jrmmrnm law, ls-xHi«rtoti, Va ; Gra U Uaiiaum. not cn 1 'rgami ia mu: tJen U Itansoui, ,SC; Gov I nti rv I* -1 -i»r 11 ■frWgf < SXt Kewtorry — uf cxctouigc : Arrive at AbbrviUr. . j tirely aat- Andenaai ........ 4 95kja (bFVMfih ,T7. 8 fas tf 1 I TfaiRf AUfk i Hi*. . />bf,a ** JstthevfBc...* :00a m LrtisitM, V»: t \\ Vtoltea, ‘ " Kj-wtorry;.i.\. .-><•>..» .ftr tfpni , 8C: J H fiiuith. (1ieafef,80;i “ t Utiaa, Wisaakum, S€| C !fc*«k-‘ Arrive at i olmnbfa....\ N C: <toi» loMctor, (. J P4 I Jou uiffbt, Culuiubia, H C; H Burst 11 A Bon, Female Iimtlti te, (feariotte, N (• r s fir vmI farm Chwrstor contafafar 70S aataeauf person* who have bought SteriT* liamw dae the etoar of the war. l et***— Litoral. A rail ia auUrttad. April V 1Ml WU. KNABE A CO.. 6R1X9 {QUAKE ARB UPRIGHT ?iAN0 WBW: ** Kj-wtorry; P „r. . •Imiilria -r-y^- < ^8*^ .point lf.'fiPWK^” Central Xaperfateiifipn.** 5. C. Railroad. O N^aud after Mav TSfi] tlit Pa tut. Halit Y 45 45 * iu 9— X* tto Ww Aataa. Astowr, MeL TttWI nu» the follow tug •chrriufe: Fvr CLartutor. I*enve CdinnhiH .wire fii i umiffiii Ioravr Aliatieatau. ,..^J fa am Arrive at CblmaUa*??^!. .L?TT faf* Far Angggta.'V loiatM*f ajamhia.............,.~y 45 snt Arrive at Angus'* Ijemrc Anr««ta ..f 00a*, Arrive at 4 «4<tinto* t..u..A >5f« . .Yfal Leprrm (Fmmdngt eurpiei/. 1 f fjdarnhwi^.... —pm Amve at ( harleatou 6 C»a t............ . t' AS* si on Arrive at Aug* t'nsrtort w-e to- S fa bl| Iff" tw M tow torn Wa« tto ! .. . IWh 1 urltrun d>4ir •ti«.Hcd mu myiidaieii prt 1 ,,,n ,v. s tikli fireuuanmi uar^wek-d. 1 ('mmole* Tram. • Camden ami Colombia l t vrffl rnn Kirt unlave. — KiwifS Ul< riatlv. lag S*aittty. - gowi \mrlf U isen- , |^, vp * 35 - TONK 1 ami Colombia 1 ’swwuerrlnfas on Mondays. WiSuSmya 73 »i and between Castries ami »»i wwa* tkr.«ugtM*tt the valir* wuU. TOICH thk m>i.DiF.ua am» tux pkurk. That the tn*>|M should be loudly cheered at every *L ’* ‘ too natural; but this ay only expressed in tl Mhouting; at alrnoi Cli riot mas now. Every thing i* cur ort'll with deep snow. 1 can not get you any grwi>e*; indeed I can not. “O,® sighs Minna, and her eye* sldirit vrlth a holy, henronly light, “I ntnst Itavc dmuiml then. I wtts in a garden, fall of hunches of grape*, (hr Rhine, and at tli O, so large, and so bcnutitul, and m frequent military tl sweet. Please, motlter, look there, eitixeiis had fitnnetl give me one." 1 refreshments," and Tlie sick child shut her eyes. Site ! hrrivvd refrealitncnl probably dreamt again of tiir garden t«wl to the soldit and the rich clusters, and Iut mother »s , ©ask>n myself in thought of the hvain : ! a military train, and “Paradise, purarifac. WtywtitfaltiiifaV 1 How brijrlitly thy floater* shine! j trere to a tidier* wfc cling for many hour —some from the Henry left. |fe heard his sister* JP""** 111 «f words; he saw his mothers tram- wW * ^ it was more than he could stand. tr5ot ,nn,rt ^*3 0, what would He not bur* given, K ^ * fhott lie hod not eateui Lis poor sick sis of m,r 1*°!^ I ■»»>* teris grapes. Bat it wan too late IM** «• »"«WeWty now. He wanted to tell his toother, hat he was too great a oowanl. lie is afraid his motiher will puufoli him, and be is not honest enough to trt| the truth. lint the silly sparrows MOW ongntly tny rlnster* dm Jess* thus art tuitia; I am tti For tin' fruit of the vine, non When with Thee fa Paradise. this*. : « iMrtic nhall pine tkui •th » ita- dUfert'nee ; may l( may heart* far the wot Joly Spirit. If the wars ;the beg inn mg of this Co how are huougbt bark 1 of onttido tin? window had seen it ilk j evsrj'body, were tlx of • He hated them. He raised the win I wligioua awakcniiq m‘S- <low and drove them away, Ifa | •"* nvswts give us mny stepjwal back to the door to look at l>ray for- ooal his sister. If l»c had not «*nteu the grains, she would have recovered. This hlea took all at once possession of hi* little hcu<L He threw himself revival. THB DAY OF IU KIL1ATI0.X. Oar King has again invitud his people to humble themselves with down on the fioor and wept, nntl he ’ him before Almighty God. I do not did uot feel unhappy now because repeat here the words of tho royal there was not a Christmas tree. Ite at fast cried biinarlf to sleep. It was dark when he awoke. His order, which have the daily papers, and will bo known to your readers. The King publicly father held him In his arms, ami was confesses that the issoe of aacb a going to carry him off to bed., Both struggle Ilea in the hands of God; uud tho number* who crowded the his parents were weeping. “Minna fa now happy in heaven," sobbed rhm d.e* on the H7th of July, the his mother. Henry wept slob, and Any of iwayer, dor that they fatly thought of Minna's grapes which he share this convict ion. The day was had eaten. j kept in many German ooontriee It was truly a sad Christmas eve! j Where the same onlers hnd not been An old bran, for uwi ly of Washing ton (Tty, was accustomed to cat but ' «t»e nn-.il in twenty four bours j if,' aft*T this, he had to go to a party j ami rut a Herund dintn-r, he ate u<»t It ! tug all tbr iM'Xt day. lie dird at the ngv of 70. A lady of culture, refinement aud unusual |srarers Isvaaic a widow.] Kctluoed from ufttru-iio- to jwvwly, * with a large family of small ckildreu j dependent njsHi her laauual hi fair fifa daily foul, she made a wuicty of' expennK*nts to ascertain what arti cles could be purchased far the least [ mota-y, aud would at the aurne tins- “go the farthest" keeping tin-' cliUdreu the longest from crying for aumcthing to cat. KUr soon dimnn -J cn*d that when they ole 1mm-Ir*bent cake* and ntulaasi's, they sere quiet for a longer time thou rating any other kind of food. A distinguished judge of the Cuf ted Htatrn t ourt, observed that « hen he tis»k buck* brat cuke* tbr break ! last he could sit on the Iwocfa the j whole day without being uncoaifurt ably hungry, if the rakes; were omitted, be frit obliged to take a lunch about noun. Buckwheat rakes are u universal favorite ut the winter • breakfast table, and srieutifle iuvea | ti gat ion aud analyais hare shown that they abound iu the brat-forming principle; hence nature takes away | «Mir upi* titc for them in summer. During tlie Irish fauiim*, when many dk«d of hunger, the poor were j found spending their fast shilling for ten, tobacco and sfrinta. It has also been observed in New York, by those connected with charitable fastito- tions, that wli©n money was ]sud to the poor, they ofteu laid out every cent in tea and coffee, instead of pro curing tlie more substantial food, seek as meal, (lour, or |iotatocs. Ou being reproved for their apparent extravagance and improvidence, th© cry was universally in both cases identical; their own observation hail shown them that a i**iny’s worth of tea, tobacco or liquor, would keep off hunger longer thou u penny's worth of anything else. Hcicntiflc uteu express the Idea by saying t “Tea, like alcohol, retards the met Muorphom* of the tfasu©s;" ia other word*, ft gives fad to the fiaam of life, aad thus prevent* it from coo sarning the fat aud flesh of the body. If a imreou gets ia the habit of taking a lunch between break fast and dinner, he will toon find him self getting faint about the regular luncheon time; but let him ha so pressed with important engugumoufa for ism oral days is succession aa to take nothing between meals, It will aot he long before he can with the lunch altogether thiuge seam to shew that, to a oer- tofa extent, eating fa a mere habit. Whole tribe* of Indian busters und trappers have been know a to eat bat once in twenty four hours, and that at night.—Haifa Joan a l of Baaltk. U (UuM tad rlai Iw. anri rwnwlj frrr Siu ll>r ati*» mo Wmjm.1 in a>> nwnj Pmmm Iu WORKMANhlUP • l^u\r (7>lmitl»iu 1 OOpja, , Arrive at 4'snuW-ti., t 40 |»» U. T. FF.AKK, rte». lto» aer cn-xcrntoi, i.rWrg mom I Ml Urt *»n rot aom> «-4 (wnsul, Ibt. Urgr w- p ttrl Ut m*t Itoofw enaWS’sv *» to ker|» emi Iwi—for an C. C. 4 Augusta Railroad. (irmrml Ft eight and Hekni Ofhee, J I'uiuuifo, F. I 1 , ito. fa. 1D0. j Trhima Sorfk. M ' 0U*£m( lusitof, eio„ mi t . . \* our SfuF* ftomu Uni- nor JCcor | m *j (J*® f heSfer............ 4. 4 fifipsa I Arrive at Charlotte, X. i\ 6 W p *1 rtoae <-r*«n«-c-lhu»a with TrriWu lisi>r»*e* « TreWW.. We «<*U <-«T1 ■lieaOuui I •me bu- *** *** u *■** x -* •Moat jM-firvtioto t.utii 1m» irt Urn *1 h*9 IW iWJ|y to Am u«iri , l**rf Ctonlotte, N. C.;. UU4t t lutok ApreT to Ctrl art A SW4- ** ImuV fotol>r*iM nml Bar- ) VM K.YAHK 1 S4S Went MriaMt N nr«r Turner. * JU.UIMMV. MA May U IMH 4b—lv ; MALTHY HOUSE. Ten fat .Stoifii. k * . _ f wirti ,< ■ * **.^ lAa*i - iVrimnhfe. * 43 * Arrive at Augusta ... 10 pm Making rkst «-< iuner-ti.su. with Tniia* of (Vntrat and llailnK-da for S«Mi B iuik. sihI all fMOat* fa flnrida. I Moras. CuUmuImm, Mtaugvmery, H nWifa, New Oricaua, Aiwa, Cturt(sb«Mmi, Mem- ’ phis. KsnhvUle, tomb* ife>. (Widsfi 1 bwiN »ud «U South and kVesu Pslaee Jfleiqiing fsi* or nil Night I nius. I lnwujrli Tiokrea toll, snri itofr- murerberked to all nrii* ipsl j»oia|«. - , l****Milcer»* ©} ihh nmte gnhu North, have ehvine of hre (*> route*. t ■ • c. BOrKNIGHT. .sV/t E. It. Dowser, General Kn-i^bt sad Tiekel Agiiit. t { ‘., i? ,,. ^4 BLUE RJlKiE HAlI.UuAD. rpKAlNS <H. ihTmue Uulpce Jfoilrsad JtA LT/MOKF. JVJh C. It. HOGAN... ... Proprietor. REDITTTOX OK FARE. In eomddemticn of the gerw-rul decline naming ta run daily, Sundays t'xcqitfd : laWye Aufirrsnu ......S »pm ...7 Ups ...» 90am ...« 10*IH Arrive at WuUiuHm leave Wathnlls at -Arrh-v at Anders**n at in mat ef all wrriiwmnew aMrrtaminr t«» Motel Keepisg. tto- price uf (usud sill lie ndueril on and after Jannarr 1st, tfW, to •?.» PF.R DAY. Heins <leterniinr«l that nothinir will lie left undone iu tto future tu make the "MsUbj** what it k-is lieeu iu the past— second to none In the eity. May 85 1*TH 3tUly I r. B. 8A9TLER A SOUS, * OPTICIANS ANi> » Baltimore 9 12 Street, mmm, WATTHKB It FINE JFAVKLUY. UiVCrACICUM or >. v * ^ ' . . : i .i % SPKCTacutfi erooxx roaxs, and 8il- ▼KK WARE GENERALLY May 1» !**• 4©-tf Miaoolbuieoua Advertisements. THE DEPOSITORY Of **» Hmutor-ishorf Fsiou yJ fa funtfalHd with on imsunsowni a*. rvwythiwt neresisu-y fa the Chuees, eomprfafag Libraries, _ nmmd, fettered and ntraihend, and Premium hooka •#* ‘ Sunday-sr-W*l Hymn B safe books, Pferara Cnnlt and fe Tickets, (faumeuUm-e, Bible Diotiou* aad other book* hi explaining draiguod to oM thrlr lc**ooa N B—%**nperint< temfents and Librarian* a _ «xehonge for alter iasnectfoo do jj-g«£*. Caraksew* will be forwarded, fMotaae tliat age, ha* l»een a sufaect of and without a Rntfafastury epufe ascer tained, it 1* certain. Alan, It u known that worm* exist fa the hi first aymptom* uf arwrma: for sown rely «* they exist, they can he anfriy and esrhdfe ly removed from the most delirate nif;u*t by the timely iw of B. A. Fahnestock • > erniifntje. 1* fa at n—fis g|*J ■- 11 ifi ptrTmrv dtion, and^nmylie ailuiini«tered _ utmost safety to children of all age*. s Confections, mode mote for the purpose of pfensitijr the p*fat« than of oven ominar the di*ea*e, have been msn«- (aetured all over the cooatijr, but ! stowt Irene of life fa ucarlv exited ] B. A. FshneHtnek’s \ ermifng* • tinue* to ktow in favur daily. fWtos.—8hould to pareboMe B. A. Ft fuge, be partieulariv careful to — . . . the uuuafaare B. X This if tlw frife^ that ha* been so favoraHy known thev do not wish to have an forced upon them. ' !’ SCHWARTZ k UAriEKTT, fa (Formerly B, A. FahnestockV So* A Sole Proprietors, Htfaburgh. P* Dec 1« 1869 “ " lW}’ (t 1 Street, Aug 18 I tltimoie, Her’; ofeerated: piles, ' fails to can ; to cure the bos cured c WARD. F*r Del tory, 149 FranhH* St, Bahi* s«*i»t si—ty .every WED rTJDE & Ml| Terms Cash, Itrietly ooe copy, P*J ^ag Ooe tan* *** peuff -j TTfafoi-tem, Widow, of and Theological Old snl>*crit>er* wbo fail the exptratoon of tfo + turns, will be charged No new name* “ M-riptton book, without t in ad vane*. rates or ai»v v For ooe square (ooe in First Iuserifoo.--- One wunth ..... Throe Srx nmudis Twelve umtla— * On advertisement* of 11 upward* a discount fir* squares a«u up**J ,,f ten square* and npw: mad of one^balf eotouir per cedi, will be deduct < Obituaries, when non ten cent* for efabt wr" advance. - ]’outage—Five cent* IM I All remittances and c» | bs addressed to Rrv. A. R. BeUgio For tto Tb > ■p- K.. L 4-IT < ■ r K"' I ■ Mark what t *sim two, familiar but wi doubt, frequoatly i uotice at other tub* raimectiouo, l>ut »ii deavor (MCMatlv.. a here to re state. The other day wli Visitor, (No. 107) »c well known incident . ly receprio® into the bold of Conrad an< when a homeless lit ent u|k>u charity f*w After reading the >x Heeuia ever freuli au mi ml not uuuatura other sceuea and : early life of the ^ r i «.. .thoughts traveled • veaia, inul ©ve < Uow many miles, to t town of Efalebeii. ii the uiglit of Marti We pictured to oil of the little houarh* born sou ; the oolei he was received by indeed j a gift from the promptness with carrietl him to tlie < day), to offer him the hob' saaiimei.t < meditated ~upou ti those parents; we ]HK>r miner and lie their removal from 1 feldt; xre pwctori tl t Martin at play alH smelting furnace: frequently kneel in ^ of the uiglit, (as is son's bedside, pray ii • “the child might rei of the Lord, and oi to the propagatioi We colled to mind t of these parents b son all the instTi able to give him at growing anxiety, as years, that he migh of the brat schools, how, at the age-< able to spare muci dor means for Ufa him . to the Fra Magdeburg; how to struggle and e V>dfour in hfa.effo .pursue hfa studu bfa doing better, l ,iiig relatives then ^at the end of ay - school at Efaenar ties and atruggb . just as groat and JHagiU burg, jin of God, th© ear . attracted by his , her heart tafau distress, he foil , cheerful,. v edneatiou Ip, \Vc could uot . —: h.unt up the p) ; tells os that ©n sons, coming study at Witten ** scholar of . first Doctor of oeived with jv and under hfa , f inembrauee of too, who fed hi r „ repulsed him, the beautiful nothing sweeter heart of a woi T ’ K. 1 -S. 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