The Lutheran visitor. (Columbia, S.C.) 1869-1904, January 25, 1871, Image 2
THE LUTHERAN VISITOR* CO
which
ft§>* K»#fo Imtheran ckorH of
nluTwf, tbs Kev. U. A. Wenari
gave the foltowiog <Uwrtption * ffe
orifiti ami significance of thet'k^
A ^w year has oomui.tfekl, hi*]
I hofNe with it new ideas, and a
spirit to labor more industriously
for our heavenly welfore. Theuhuroh
is our goMe to hshvra. But to bk
a (pood church member wo mast eon-
tribute of oar earthly, iroreosMion*
such iKWtkm aa to fed that we hare
given.
He that ha« much ami give* little,
1 say given nothing; bat he that haa
little ami gives but little, gives much,
let os apply this rule to our paper.
Wo all know that oar (taper is all
that we cuu expeel it lo be, aud will
compare favorably with any religions
Oar Kditor is a live orgau,
and if he ia ootaetimra rude in hit
remarks, we must overtook ft, tor
you know hia name ta A. R. Rude,
1X1). He ia the right man in the
right place, and we shoald (tray to
God to prolong his days here ou
earth for tbo good of the church,
and for the good of the (taper, the
organ of the church. He performs
py to see that here the church enjoys
a brighter prospect. I do not feel
called upou to express an opinion
as to the cause of this unpleasant
state of things, bat there evidently
is a reneon lor -foo Acts to which l
refer. Why is it, that the means
and resources in the church have
not been called out, aud employed
variously in the work of the rxml T
Manyofonr churches have become
uncomfortable fbr want of repairs;
and ministers are dying, leaving va
cant charges; and there arc none to
while
snd will doahtl
the algactioiuilil**
‘‘you told me that yoor entire prop
erty was not above ten thousand
dollars. Ton cm tax bemeath
what you 1 do dot possess” “ Aeh.
neitt Uottr said the poor Dutch
man. “I riUs all mein pqys and gals
to h cry von so ranch as dees
fader, and de old voman dwice so
much. Write It so, and say it is de
rill of dene okl fader, yust pefore 1m
died * I)o not laugh it the poor
old inau; for printed, H} nodical
minutes exhibit Just such “villa* la
the form ol Inoperative and itaprac
Urabfe rcsolutious
But there may exist another
reason still, for the ftulure of resolu
tious passed with the very host
intentions, not attributable to either
a want of energy, or the exeriioa
of all human ability. My wife had
a choice plant and placed It in my
study. She wateevd U every day,
she moved It from window to win
dow, so that it might catch the
morning and afternoon sun. It grew
finely. Brer day a new leaflet or
some other erideoov of Its advance
tuent would be pointed out to me,
until I Iterant* as much Interested
in the flower aa my good wife. Soon
buds made their appearance, iudi
eating that the bloom was near
at hand. Ia foad anticipation ws
already began to eqjoy the beauty
and fragrance of the fell blown
flow era. .Inst ip the first bud had
swelled to the point of bursting
into bloom, the whole plant drooped.
It sank rapidly—it never Moouted—
It died. I hissed a tea* from the
cheek of my wife aad sakl, “It was
only a flower,* but 1 felt sad, very
aad. We examined the dead plant,
and found a won* kmd trend ths
Imp root. Ho with some Mprr Kean
lutkms. ft may not be the (halt of
man. God often finds It necessary
track*'
"■riswra.** >•
i it**ut trader Ws"'
l.'l'r mhi* •«—V* t**
' the «»r Ww"i
V, ,IMl *» P™> It
iwd might be «> **+■
»<mhl *■>«*’•' nr
, D d .id then, in t
Inked *«»» n*e»
.D., Colutti
and what one man eotrfd saw do by
expending all hia strength, van no
compHshed in a few boars by the
cheerfnl <x> operation of the comma-
nity. The boose was built Ho the
raritant minister of Jtyuod bass tower
tm Isflf, bat can aofl do It himself.
He asks his neighbors to help him.
If these neighbor* promise by reap
luttoa to help sod thru disappoint
him, his house will not be bait, sad
M&i jrMfcr jjfhfl «wuth of C
the manger is exhibited as
»Ymhfefeolfefcrlo<» of CM*, ^
to unebsogtag. As the pine
nod Urn fir *Hmia* He htmimm sad
color in sammor nod winter, m tfc
love of Christ our Saviour is m.
changing, so is the crown of gbry
which he confers npou his feJtfcfoi
servants imperishable. These things
are brought home to as whm *t
celebrate in our fatherland the birth
of oar Saviour. When we look at
the many small tapers that ihamfe.
ate the Omstma* tree, we are ioW
that symbolizes Christ, the light of
the world, who has brought Kgtt
occupy these vacant fields
others are compelled, with painfrtl
anxiety, to contemplate the feture,
arid even now have their minds fixed
on distant fields, and are ioqniring
whether it is not their duty, as it
would evideutly he to their interest,
to change their position in the Chris
tian church. With them It is not
a-matter of choice, but of necessity.
“I frequently bear men boast of the
stpindnesti 0 f their faith,*and the
polity of thoir morals, but it so hap
pens that sound faith and good mor
als will ueither educate a beneficiary,
build a deceut and comfortable house
at worship, nor sustain a pastor in
his charge; other means and instru
mentalities are necessary, and must
be used.*
We also give the total of the
Parochial Reports. . Only nine pas
tors presented reports: C'dngregn-
tions, 48; communicants, 4978; in-
fabt baptisms, 417; adult baptisms,
Bunday-
Ecclesiastica]
Merely rctr
r by mail, is
ns relating
while stopping at au excellent botrl
in a fair Souther* city, to aotloe tie
proprietor Leering the quality of a
quantity of milk which be had juat
purchased. After applying the iao
;o sub
's very
which
cribera.
office,
1 State
i» order
timptly
'■S and
30 per cent, of water. We wars much
pleaaed Lo think that he evinced nil
this care ia order to give his guests
s delightful beverage of the pare
lacteal fluid. While thinking over
this little incident, and wandering
whether the carefal hast reroivud
y untie
or pnb
other mu'
should be
business 1
tfcm.
not in
stten-
i •eceivc projH'
4 OKOSIONS-
i|> takes a nap
d office—\riie
•lauotllerV, or ^
not—is ret»i
hearts, and conterreth upon os that
divine wisdom width to abort tM
price, aad will teach as to know fife,
whom to know to life eternal Wt*.,
oar eyes «p«rk1e at beholding ss w»
have them ia Germany, the gilitd
nuts and candies and other gift*, wt
are told that there are other gift*
more imperishable and prectens it
more for as, gifts which last forever,
the imperishable gift which GeTSss
conferred upon ws in the peneetf
his Soo. This is the siguifisarim
hethor
imrible
well to daeerve, we weir interrupted
by s discussion among several of the
warier* concerning the moults of the
investigation by the lactometer.—
What a “change rsme over the
spirit of oar dream” when we over-
hesnl ooe of tbeai eay: “Well, be
ncwd'nt make eo muck fees about it,
for if be oumas ap to sapper to-night
and tries it. thou hell Aad it mew
fkris kmlf wafer r lie continued to
excuse the (proprietor by eeying, that
“the old beds ooukTst afford Lo pro
vide pure sulk for se many board
«*.* Well, thought we, here to a
atso very careful to prevent others
fount mi u Handing, only that he may
haw the better opportunity of <kdwg
it himself!
We have only to notice the fan
and mischief practiced by the types,
and we will then have reached the
“wad of oar labors-’ We shall not
notice the few mistakes of orthtqpa-
I*J. but leave them to be criticised
by those young folks who will be
delighted to find oat that they
“know bow to spell beUrt’ than
some who write for the loafer—and
who d»» not know that such (rrors
are warty always hastily made in
setting the type, la >’o. o, the
printer makes as say a city “de
mands’ Unde, instead nf “com
mauds," as we wrote it. In the
same article, appears the (muling
ciprt*%«fo(i, “higher entaoism," be
tween whirh and kgprr-criticism, (the
word we used.) there to certainly
•ame difttmoe. Ia Ka 8, pesms
pmer comes out somewhat extended
in the funs, "gemmt pwera,* w hich to
no addition without any ititprow
nw nt. In No. U, u ths large chan-
rn lus paper tlisoon-
y all arnuu^tes, or
rontiune to H'ud it
kle, and rollfot the
ether die lMlper is
or not.
- decided tluj: refn-
i>ers trad perl xlicalt)
l or reinovii ig and
A for, is prist» >w
for}’, nmmtly, “Hke prieat, like peo
ple.* Ministers are tjmmpitm, not
only to their own flock, bat to the
entire churrh. Whether they rettoh
it or not, their position as ministers
to that of /ft yherds, aad shepherds
hi the Bast do not drier thru flocks,
as the devil did the heed of hogs,
bat they toad them j they go before
and mil their flock and the sheep
,fe/W them. Hence Baal said, “Be
ye followers of am,” aad a greater
than Paul, even the Hhcphcnl and
Bishop of noala said, Follow IIl
!.rmKBAyr&
* of thi
cr, atales that 117 Li f|
charches were dedk-ated ip I* |
(Tmrnctum.—Rev. W. Vi
was o«Hy connected aonio i<
months with the Lutheran <
29; contiruiatious,
schools, 15; contributions ft»r Min
ute*, $24.95.
The Tennessee Synod pq*se*sea
ample meaus for carry iug ou the
work of the Lord within the field
it occupies, and it is greatly to bo
regretted that it is not more efficient.
We say yds hi kindness; we esteem
the clergy and laity that Synod
as brethren, and it would cause ns
fo rejoice, if we* saw them as abun
dant in works as they are strong in
the faith. We are influenced by
pore and sincare Christian motives,
and though 1t may wound them, w©
express ourselves as we do because
we desire to benefit them.
The contributions reported to Syn
od amount all told to $24.95. One
pastor reports 1,500 members, and
not one cent contributed. Another
pastor reports 1,050 members, but
nothing for the Lord’s treasury.
We have also received the Minutes
of the Sixty-seventh Convention of
the Synod of North Carolina, which
took place in Rowan connty, An gust
25-29,1870. We turn at once to the
Parochial table. This Synod has 16
jti, of Springfield,
tlinself a troe friend
(ton by sendfiig us
p lying snbsc: ibers.
If, Brother Ajnstin.
yfne of our brrthrm
Gh., has grove*
and fellow-woi
twenty new, pi
Thank yoti kii
We hope thft try i
trill do UK? tHie.
of InteBectuai sod Moral Pbii |\
jo the State University of N f=_
by Rev- tk S- 8ehn»u<*er. of ft '
tmrg, P»- ,
Ad Import"> .—If a you |
calling hiiuself James G. fain*
WiUhnan. offers a letter o< I >
nicndation from me. let lmi |j
garded as an impostor and s*-ft
Wb. D. StroUd, Secretai
land Tract Society.—Luthcr M
understand why I go back oaee
ever}' year on Christmas Etc. 1 *jt
down in the oM room where my fear
father explained those tress ts me
when s child. You can appreciate
the post when I tell you at behold
ing a Christmas tree I am a child
again, and sit down with the ckfi-
dren at the feet of Christ.
sometimes cafe the fop rest, mmd they
die, and thus teaches os that “the
wisdom of this worid to foolishness
with Go^.*
Can not all ministers call to mind
The number at the hand of this
article reminds us that we promised
in oar introdartkxT ts write “tally's
few culanmA, that’s all." Well, a*
that time we had not “the remotest
idea’ that traveling on paper wonkl
consume so mark time and apace;
nor bad we “the least intention* of
writing more than a dozen columns.
TV “good intentions* with which
we set out were not forgotten, but
seemed to hare been lost, err we
were aware of it, is the great crowd
of iorideata which pressed upon ns
for something more than a “pausing
Acknowledgement.—Ifov. > L
bery, of the KinhmfreuH i. 1
cetved $900 frr*m the Lathe: ft
server Association; from lb I
Conrad $100; fioui Rev. V. I
$5, fo ahl him in carrying ft
P*(»er. , I
t York, JV—Mrs C. A. M I
presented Bt PnolV Ev. Luff
Church of that borough with .1
tismal (but of Italian marbh . ff
Mimnmmri.—Mr. B. Phl. _ I
Floyd C. IL, Ya., writes—iff
Americas Lutheran, that he i I
m«is in Missouri, who infer>ft
*that there are hundreds ©t Lm I
scattered over the State.
church privileges. One of hiM
foge4her with a number of L»»t I
in Cass Count>. intend to wr:. l
ths Lutheran Chun k in KarsJ
although they will have to
dtofoaoe of twenty miku to I
their own church. We <•.. I
and are proud of those Lntll
Soch men are of the right |
ft will not be long before tbeil
a church ranch nearer. Pity, tj|
Missouri Synod does not pr©\ I
English-apeak ing Latlieraus.
wunshipped and are souls save
b>* meaus of the German tongi I
FmmdmiUe lo.—Rev. J. K lh
trafess Ms rirawks to sevei f
«ml boys, who unloaded amt 1
0,1 h»a porch a liberal Nfflr
of the rest lotionsppssed at Wii
ter will tu rn out h be nothing
than—Paj ier Resolutions 1 Wi
put a few quest io s, only fo
own satis faction, to^those wh
may concern: |,
1. Wha; has bfeome of the
Ual Board| of Hoifije Nlisaions-
utes, p H-Hf I.
2. Where is thy agent the J
of Direct
inary ap]
V^ hcn Hit Boyle Rnauha mtm
iahed IMrUaraont with the tlectoa*
riou that “Ireland’s cup of mtosq
has been overflowing fm ages, aad
to not yet full H he must hare had
iu (uofihefic vimou the bleat—hat
wc fear not final, drop of mtoivy
in tbelr own By nod f Itorhapa
BNm the mthosuuuai alamat, with
which they were ponaenaed on their
way to Hyaod, talking of the great
by English malignity: a drop of
peculiar Utteraean which, more than
any other, betrays the fell determfea-
tion uf the Haxoa to destroy the
Celt.
All the world knows how unwea
ried]} Cardinal Calleu ha* labored
to preserve the feith of his derated
flock, and how (winuetearfty he ha*
striven to guard his hunb* agaiari
the wolves that prowl around the
public fountains of leaning, tom
ita very inception, he has i raided
the sy stem of -8 tod leas” schoato
(“national, therefore Godleaa*—me
L’sihokc World for July>—whamhf
the oppressor has sought to toad
the ia fruit sons aad daughter* «f
Erin out of pious ignorance into
ilia ungodly learning of the 19th
century. Ho haa warned his peo
ple against the uatkraal school aa
for.
We have collected $lo, and are
entitled fo four papers, which ran
be distributed to members who ran
not, or will not take the (taper.
What a large aabaeription Hat ran
be made op, and how glad It will
make the heart of oar able Editor
for brethren to love the churrh and
each ether!
Church love and love to our fet
low men are the great fundamental
rales of owr Redeemer. “Lore thy
neighbor as thyself,’ are hi* words.
a r.
good of the church; aad at Hvuiod
having proper committee* appoiated,
has hB accompli* led ?
to have the amount iu
jan|
Cornua ttee ou Sab >atli
■aturtn- -Minutes, p ! 0—
f the f ving, or mus ; we
ie dej* l T If the la ;ter,
rothef- write its ob tna-
W'ould lik
dollars auj
4. Is tl^
School Lil
iu the laud
mourn for
will some
ryl >—
5. What have b
most efforts to
fbr the lJutkcran
p 20—! jj j
well a* their beautiful
del tors rack, /fee.,* aad in So. 12, are
Aad “two streama,* instead of “two
etc*mere." la Not 12, the e*(»n>«tsi<Mi
“each uf the three dormitories has
rooms,’ seems entirety superfluous,
ae trithoul noma they w ould not be
railed dormitories, lueert the emit -
ted word, and fet It read, “ha*
tiurtfsir room*,’ and it apfieara a*
we Drat wrote it. We (mm* over a
number uf minor errors as not worth
the trouble of correcting, and trust
our two last articles fo the “fonder
mercies* of the critics aad type
setter*.
a call for wtiaaiauty by asking the
minority fo pledge their hearty on
operation, aad alter all this labor
Hhoald hr “gvutty* aay that they
indeed mntmtn very little, we feel
assured he will as ranfedly add that
H nevertheless took, much of hia pa
per to mettmin them, aad that “Iota"
at feast mmisted hia In filling op
several numbers of the Visitor. We
are, therefore, but quite as hopeless
as be into whose soot no rhrertag
light ever enters, nor as disruoaotat*
as that one whose condition admits
wanto ua to toil hltu what the
metsee Synod is dai^. We are
to enlighten liixn, is we have
received the Miuufos of the fifte
animal meeting, htW in fet. Pc
Dear Doctor: During the last
war, designated by Ueadty aud
others, “The Great Rebellioo,’ we
heard much said about -a paper
blockade, meaning tbereby, a procla
mat ion, in due form and noder
proper authority, closing certain
designated ports; but failing fo
supply the vessels of war necessary
to render that blockade effectual.
This may give your readers sa
idea of what I mean by Paper Reso
lution* ; namely, such resolutions
as are duly passed by Synods and
other ecclesiastical bodies, ordered
to be published upon the pages
of the minutes, promulgated, with
a flourish, by high officials, iu the
various church papers, commented
upon by sage Editors with all be
coming gravity, and sustained by
all their wisdom and experience as
tbe best movement by any ecclesias
tical body for a ceutury or two, and
then—left to dity for want of euergy
or ability to render them effectual.
If for the want of energy', the makers
of such resolutions (I do not mean
the movers; but the body' passing
them) render themselves individu
ally highly culpable;, for they be
come responsible for neglect to carry
out, in good faith, the wishes of their
Synod, thereby disappointing the
hopes and prospects of tbst body
and rendering Its deliberation*
operative. By this neglect, each
member of such a body, must be
held accountable to Synod and tu
God for any consequences such in
activity may occasion. But if sack
resolutions’ are rendered useless
Ahrongh inability, then grave Synod
ical bodies place themselves in ths
ludicrous position of a certain Peusyl
vania Dutchman. The old man took
sick “even unto death," and called
S. CL, Novi iq!h i
e President, k sv.
©port to Synod,
of Satau; aud 1ms threatened to
withdraw the consolations of reli
gion from those who shoakl neg
lect tbe warning. Bat parental son-
absolute ueees-
a enjoy an ed-
i this subja t 1
ret us but one
jast sa we grow melancholy at the
thought of uninterested readers, we
coujnre ap the vtokm of oar iauqpti*
ry “titer worked editor," and this
never foils fo bring us both risiommrp
readers.” we have reached the end
of the journey, and nothing tvuMtms
but the purling; that being a sad
sutyect, ft will be best fo dwelt ouly
m the “bright safe of the picture,"
which is, that jwu, instead of being
amused at the expense of a young
writer, will have more imdniotive
nested ministry;
hope there is an
opinion; hence, I
fetors most be en
appointed.
censuring them, by pleading a throng
of business; still they will have a
certain vsgue uncertainty fill their
minds, ae they read the mraatoe
of ttynod, and perhap* will any, “all
well enough, provided it be carried
out." They see Chat resolutions of
the pas| year are aU carefully set-
rttflwr m relation to the plan to
produced, and the standard toj
attained; here we express no ot
Rut oar renders may be in a
cooditloti sneh aa we expeitooecd In
a rertaiu tteulbent city iturifig oar
trip. Ou arririnff at tbs depot we
handed the check tor oor baggage fo
a porter, aud entrusted to him‘the
doty of bringing it fo tlie hotel.
I pui inquiring for oor baggage,
ion—the wisdom of
do this. ||r * * ji
“Whatever be 1
standard, we must
pursue the one aud
in other words, we i
in order to meet wi
enterprises that edi
ucated ministry'.
“X do not mean
For the Lutheran Viiiitur.
The North Carolina Synod.
.Wj, ' GENERAL
A Methodist layman iu Mack
Mich., has offered 25,00** apt
land towards the erection of a '
edist Lniversitv in tbe nortbn
of thattttHto.
Stockport, England, has tin
Butiday-school in the work
jto* 5,150 scholars and 4.T2 tca<
\ en lut ing on your forbearance and (Xl k v - > . f
good natura. will, with you, eujoy Cardinal Cidlen, however, is not
tbe wntingi uf others, and remain, ** deceived b® such assurance^
as we now are, unknown. You will people may he. 1»;
be frwvl from aay mom doll, “prosy kuows his opponents too well for
sketches," and we from the perplex- %t He keeps a watchful eye «•
ity aud trouble of preparing manu th * schools, looks sharply fo ths
script for the printer. fountain bead, and finds it pofeowdl
If any, from reading these article*, Iu Mie very fore of its promise* to
feel tbeii drairen to travel intensified, respect the Catholic faith, be dim
we bid them gratity those desires as covet* that the National Board flf
early »* prarticalde, feeling assured Rducatkm aauetions—indeed, directs
that they will feel amply rejmid for — 1 l*»c use of text books teaching the
time thus si»ent, aud find it a source anti Catholic doctrine, that “we are
of pleasure to recall the scenes wit- oouimandod by God to speak every
oessed, tlu* iycidenfo tihserx ed, ami UMUI truth onto his neighbor I*
the feeliugs experienced* , ; Such duplicity seems mcredibto>
To aig who may have followed ns i kut fo is a foot. The piow* Canhual
in throe nrtivica, we now hid adieu! \**iit* to the words in plain typ*
, e, IOTA. national text-books, fo*
v Board cun not escape the rbaiga
Franck ond Oarmam*.—Tbe war iu j And that is not the wovst of it. Tl»«
Europe looks like it were simpty u obnoxious text book goes ou to teach
bargain bet wren King WiUiam aud that, “We may say things which * w
Ntyiofeon to swap populattoas, not entirely false, but which mX3>
getting all the Germans Into France bear a doable meaning, or ore true
am) aU tbe Frenchmen into -Ger in themselves, but not true ut fofi
■saaj. Nearly four hundred thou aeuse in wfefob our hearer* foidttj
“What! again F methinks you are
ready to ask, my dear Doctor, and
ydur reader* to turn away with
disgust Bat stop! give me a hear
ing, ami only for one moment. It is
not my purpose to write either pro.
or owl. upon this vexed question,
bat simply to say that it ia the
opiuion of many of your readers
that the whole matter is now suffi
ciently ventilated, and conclusions
have been arrived at by ail, which
Till in no wise be altered by any
firther strictures or explanations;
ahd your correspondent would re
spectfully suggest that yon will meet
the views of more than one with
Whom he has communicated if you
Will now exercise your editorial pre
rogative and say “from this issue,
hands off.” 1 PAX.
of “inagutflcetit proportions," large
ruough to bold as ami sll oar
“worldly possessions 7 like oar
render*, we bod a little more than
number of the last regi* I
**olor » 84^63; ami of the I
registered teacher 4,650. Th< |
f orking expenses of the schoo
W atotoounted to £856 17s n,|
Threw, who me pri» m- E
Germany, have aouMu*
large number of Berbers, w li E
^PftjWtoSQfftw obrth Africa i
h < **®*“*^'foe first eewtwries.
*7^ Reserved a few faint tra< I
ceremonies, nnd listci.
J 40 ^te learnetl men who ar»* I
fo converse with them in Ail
*v*i nmves la a mysterious
Wttch bad to oonqtter A!
Berbers bad to heioto** I I
?° **’*> theu France and <nu
2 “e* *0 aarwitfc «wl> ..
.- had to be carried
to France; foul to uft
11,!.! P*foo® e re; men in fieri
Arebie npp««,„
Proctfeal porjioses; and all
and engaged in
Lord, are ignorant
will not compete
the same number
in the mtae caliinj
tee of tbe X/hristi
I most say, the
energy with -as,
proper means to i
ends. Other ehri
have engaged in \
of missionary and
prises and success,
>xt mooting ol Myaod. ably more than ws could make am
■L rspn Ifeabtow woaboa tows- of I What wan to b* d«uic ( Ws
team of minister* m tmok other, mad had gained tmrpdp by the exehauge,
the eppeiemry sf their t+nod. to q«M»Uty , but toot heavily wins
If a minister foils to interrot hfe eomiidored in the fight of nHtop.
How minister in ths hmdaros oa And ws hod thro <*> usr for any
ad, tboagh Ms Hjrnad may adopt thing we cuotfi not *•*, aod that
• resotoUonu triumphantly, he ran Saratoga trunk nnd supposed coo-
4 prevent «a uneasy feuttug creep tents undoubtedly belonged to that
g over him, uad a doubt ratortog “dare of thtogs." W« then in a
Church
is a want]of
adapting the
►mplish certain
i t ■ —T" ^ ■——l
j | No HuMBuaoiffa f No Crffik
crowned thoic of
throng various s
t*y.i we frequentl
mid foeautifal h<
where the ooagi
hear ? the Word
itioug of oor
meet with
stood as, iu whreU rase we lead !**>
pic to believe what is fotor. Thie »
called eqaivocatmn, sad ffo *F
m not cure. Sold by drugi ^sts or
nd fiixty cents to Dr. B. V. Pierce,
nflhlo, N. Y., and receive itly mail,
pamphlet free. ^ ^
After looking at ths
feL.i * ikt i * k.
in many
owr met
worshfp in : .JS le
ill HI G
[l w
Iff
1 *
l t
tor