The Lutheran visitor. (Columbia, S.C.) 1869-1904, March 03, 1871, Image 4
THE LUTHERAN VISITOR. COLUMBIA. S. C.. MARCH 3. 1871
W I s of a youth rage? for knowledge, and
Children's Department.
qualifying himself to be » leader la
the world of thought or action, thaee
should be an element of oedfaffMdBb
and a guarantee for seN-respect. Nor
is this all ; most of *mr college*, we
rejoice to say—whatever designs may
be cherished in abaft* quarters—are
not yet emancipated from a sound
religions iufluenc* Sacred truth Is
exhibited, and a sound morality is
inculcated. They have not lent them
selves to the ties tractive work of pa
ganising the minds of their pupils,
or teaching them to regard the law
of God or the law of the land u an
tiquated and obsolete restraints.
rarents and patrons have the right,
therefore, to demand that no tolera
tiou bo drawn I award those usages
or theories of railage life which come
in coufliet with the claims of pare
morals. Whatever those usages or
theories may be—however gilded
with the tinsel of fashion, or ren*
dered fascinating by the attractions
of a qnesttounbto license—nothing
alioukl be allowed to shield them
from the rebuke which they deserve.
No student should be allowed to feel
Jr w # "'
that there is one kind of morals for
the outaido world, and another fur
the atmosphere of college walla. We
could dispense with learned profliga
cy or corruption, sooner thau with
the moral safeguards which can alone
preserve our colleges from becoming
a school of social license and a curse
to the command'll. Better reduce the
list of names on the college catalogue,
than have it loaded down with such
as will hereafter—it they do not al
ready—reflect disgrace upon it.
The colleges of o^r laud arv aiuoug
erests. They are
flippantly
the writings of Goorgq D.
nothing hi s been-more
irred than the beautifril
h faring t ie above title,
the followii g is a partial
children are worse than any others.’
ia nomo exceptional cases, tlm very
relationship baa given a prominence
to misdoing,has made it mere noticed
aid talked itori But tepolet of
foot the statement Is sot trap.
“In Conn**, bout," feud Rev If. W.
Beeeher, on a public occasion, “there
were uios hundred and thirty cfeil
dhrtn over fifteen years of age, of
minister* and deacons, only twenty
of whom turned Ml badly. In
MaasnchttsetU, out of (bur bnndn *l
and thirty-three families of ministers
and deacons, there wort fifteen hun
dred and ninety-eight child run over
fifteen yean, and only Iweafy aver
became dissipated. Herr we have
forty out of twenty five hundred and
thirty five children just two ami
a half per oeaL of the whole num
ber.
U I win ask any business man If he
would not be glad; oftentimes. If his
losses were not greater thaa two ami
a half |>er cent, t I undertake to
say that no business has eves been
Mrs. Gale and her daughters,
Grace sod Julia, were riuing, one
pleasant morning, In their cheerful
sewing mom. The girls were busily
engaged in helping their mother
with a basket of clothing which
needed mending. At last, after a
silence of some momenta, Julia sahl;
••Mother, why are you so vary
particular shout everything? You
made me rig oat a long seam t
sewed up yesterday, and now this
morning I have had to nmlo that
stocking I had just done, aud dam
It, writes I think wtrhf a hole tip
was the quickest way to dispose of
• disagreeable job."
“Perhaps it was the quickest way,
my dear,"* said ber mother, “twit not
the U(. The way you had pwehered
the heel of that stocking would hare
mads the bole larger the moment
you had drawn It ttpoo your fool
The threads would have gives way
directly. Vow when a hole Is
darned as ft should he, the stocking
Is as clastic as ever, mud the strain
Is not any greater upon the worn
pbnv than any other part j health's,
yoar work presents a wester appear
auc*? when done properly. Do yos
not remember my motto: ‘What is
worth doing escr. Is worth dolor
ed li bl Ttcsa
bubble on ' hue’s bonjodioss
(a^t . ' ■ j: ■ •* gs iikL
host a little i lomeur'there,
to night :m t ilt\rkm-ss aud
*
else, each liifch and glori<»u-
• r ‘ !*U | •
[rations frou the Godhead
l\kc angels 0 >m the tcmplul
toMoitl, tipM rb plowed Viflh
Arrive at Gp*enrflJs...
DOWS.
Lsavp GmauvIUa....*...
Nearly all the children who read
this psfier know that the Ganges is
u m rivse which Mows through the
uurthera part of lltodoeUa. U to
a very hugs, and in suuay places a
vnr) beautiful river. It Hows la a
at hi throat* rl> direction, and enters
into the sea through a great uuuiy
mouths—their number to said to be
a hundred. .
The Uatiges is So named after a
beathcu goddess named Gang*. ^ All
classes and castes of the Hindoo*
weg ship l^is goddess. The river,
as. her rvfHvscotwttvc, to regarded as
very sacred. These poor heathen
believe that the waters, the name,
the »ery sight even, of the river, will
take away all atm. To die on (he
bank* of ttor Ganges, especially ff
partly sulsncrged in the stream or
drinking of its watm, to supposed
to reads* a per** very holy or very
ph asing In the sight of their hbftgi
nary drill**. They oftentimes also
u * Wjftliii i _
*»Bruy, and
** AUt«a
Arris* at Columtoa
JOHN H. MOEJ
f ToVefrotn tht etvrwjd tfoono,
Ut forth, unsat aflod and tone I
that the rain bo r aud the cloud
5 and beauty n their mtstie
Ing, hke a dr* un of hes-t^nly
I *
t darkness of tl is lower earth,
■ sad soul, witl feeling: soft, and
upon their vai idled light and
[lor T
ut l>orn for liij ker thing* than
f
the sotll a w ise of heavjeuly
I "> »- -
not find at lei gth, awiid those
Or>—r* 'k£st
iraiiift njvnj fH9 II* U#jhunY*a<j
rwu the following sekedsto:
For Charleston.
Leav« Columbia
Arrive *t Charleston......M
Arrive st Columbia 4 g
Wot A
UwrOoluMi .If d
MligESsS:r-3l
Sifkl Etyrm /Stud* „ en*W;,
Lsvi Col uatbpi. ^.7 M
Arrive U Ckarkstoo «
Arrive ** Asgssts y m
Leave Charleston |M
Arrive st Colnmbis 6 (*)
GssKtoa TrmtM. . t-mi
and uiimstera’ chiUtn u in New K&g-
kukL*
We derive another corroboration
of our ptoaitiou truai Ihr. Sprngwe’s
invaluable oollectMMi of dsrwsltdos
rapliie*. *
A hundred ctorgymeti am} ha
taken out of one of his volumes, at
random, and it will be found that,
of this drat hundred, uoe hundred
*>us heruun- also minister*. Of the
remainder, the largest proporthms
rose to eminence in other profession*
or avocathms. • Can the aaur l«e
said of auy other body ef one
hundred men, taken at random from
other walks of life I As to the
daughter* of clergymen, it has been
remarked by a keru observer that
it to a passport to the highest places,
and a guarantee of rvspeeUbihty
and worth, both in Gnat Britain
ami America, to say «4 any lady,
“fthe was the daughter of A clergy -
uau."—Ber. K. Ihteidmm, /)./>.
worlds, that
“Oh; yes," said Julia, “I haw
often wondered where you got that
motto, and why you never alight auy
thing you do. YvsfenUv yos manir
Jane •weep the jwirtor om again
after *hc had tins* It once, f thought
it luilud nice eoougti.”
“If you had looked into the see
am, and under the aofa and plans,
you would have alien d your opia
km," said her toothe r “Since yon
a«k me about my motto, I wffl tell
you where I got It. When I was
about jour age 1 wsa a very heedless,
eurvleaa rhikl; 1 was always hi a
hurry, and tbuagLt that It made
little diflkrenre whether sewhtg eras
done well or hot, so that It was dame.
Kvcu my doll's dfwmrs (Aar I jdayed
with dotto When I was fourtcennearii
old) wtn uekrd tnerttor, and nftet)
I wished ihdt they wnwid look m
nice sad fit as wstt as my sisteris
dolfs dm** did that my siother
wcmld make fur her, bet still I did
not try to alter my ways, thinking
say my wras good enough. My good
mother oftca talked to me about my
rarrlfW habit* of doing every thing.
AUMfeo I A*lt mortified to *ee
som*' work I Usd done ripped oQt
and done over by' my *4d«t sister.
One day, when 1 wras neatly fifteen. (
remember IT had sewed a srsai of a
sheet, and when I got- to Mm end,
w here it should have come out evea
ty, to be hemmed, one side waa an
inch longer than'the other. 1 looked
at the seam, aud behold, one edge
of It Iflokfd as If it was gathtiwA.
I took It to my moUa-r to Mg* what
I should do. She said, ‘Mary, you
must rip out every ditch.* Then
id* raid, ‘Mary, I am ttoott in
tlraturir about your ever being a
neat sewer, or ever ranking a nsefnl
woman. I have often told you that
‘what to worth doing at all, to
worth dai':g well.* You do nothing
well. Home on# ha* always ta do
your work over again. You are no
help to me st aU. I can*! trust you
even to sweep a room. 1 have no
tope of you. and I am sorry 1 have
such a tageless, shiftless duughtuf.*
“t mwmirr I thought her re
marks very severe, and I raid X
“‘No hope of me. motbtrf Will
you never have any tope of yuc T
“ -Not until 1 eve yon are able to
do something wwf/,’ mid she.
“I set dowu and picked out the
seam eUteh hy etitch. My tear* Ml
fust, and wbrti u»> la*k was ended
I bad rceolvod thnt mother skowM
have some hope of me. 1 w ould try
and reform. The next day there
wm» mnm ironing to be done. I beg-
gvd to be allowetl to do it Mother
looks! doubtfully, but i waul, *1 will
sad she let me ondev
May I&1*G9
BITE TON k IR VINO,
U W. RuHtoMtofiMxvrfL BeMmeee,
“ liuatsrannd »im*Calbn,
College Moi Us.
ethics of coll< }e life ari* a
l^f public conce ri. The hjlgh
and State are
its most precious
dear to the clinreh of Christ. They
have, for the most part, been fouiul
cd ami endowetl by chriattnu men.
Their foundations were laid in pray
er, aud their history can not be prop
erly written without reeognixiug the
struggles and the triumphs of prayer
fill self denial. God forbid that any
of them should be perverted from the
high end to wrhioii. they have been
consecrated. Let them ever lie the
fountains of pore morals as well as
of a sound literature—Jin# York OB
server. 1 «
Ktogville daily.
I .wave Camden
Arrive at Cotmnhia
Leave Cetamhia....
Arrive a»C»m«L n .
(ram the edge of the river. On tfcH
aeftbuot, when any perwoo to very
sick and it to njwtMl that he wriQ
soon itto, he to hurried, wnwwdimc*
Dn*ri\ to. and Drahntjn Mro’i Fur
aUfeUM mmnufty.
*«t of Church
limately associ ited with tlle
■ kbits a^d usa< es which |ue
. Mir institution ) of learning.
I ran regard wi li indifference
I ractcr which, in thousands
Bices they contri jute to |noul*L
M pkefe of iufln nee, perhaps,
H: tone of moi ility uilorc. to
precated than it the fasttta-
ratere tliese minis and hg^rts
^ ml, to which he control of
htal and civil in crests arc, ere
i be committed,
jl yet, judging ft ym facts like
which have rce ntly attained
iy in connect!* n with aj^roe
Institutions of earning, jf is
Afbvious that in some «>f our
( iustitntious tt ere' is Ja bar-
klement dispose ! to vindicate
tlf something more than a
Bceaise. Iu auy large ; col lee
f young men, liere will/be
1 hose who are impatient of
ht; mad, by ual anil impulse,
1 with authoritj It may be,
e presume it is the tacit, that
1 rely constitute more than a
jit-■ [minority, i nd yet their
couMBi, down to tto vMr. luntowd
of dying (rawAflly and quietly iu
(Mr bed*, noetlxwl tor loving tnuud*.
tfe*% ate watip-rUvl U* HMOay treabto-
Miw *nd (winfii) nim
You win «>*n*ttBto* mt wwnl
|«rtM of llimtoen bring Uirir dying
•Mi, N. C.. Dec.
Trams forth.
Virtac* of Borax.
It may not be generally knowu
how vwry valuable borax to In wn-1
riou* purpose* of hoawbdil une. HV ,
find it the vwry brat eockranek ex- 1
terinin:iter yet dtocoverwd. Om hail |
pound, canting but fifty cents, bn* I
completely rheaml n Urge hewer;
formerly »warming with them. *u
that the appearance of one Iu a!
month to quite a novelty. The |
various exterminating powder*puffed ,
and advertis'd have been ftmml not 1
folly effeethe, temling rather to
make tto* rrmehra ernxy thau to kill
them. There to sitm-thing peculiar,
cither in the *mell or totudi of homx. I
which to certaiu death to them.
They Will flee 10 terror Irani it, and *
never npfiewr again where ft ha*
once been platwd.
It to also a great advantage that |
Itorax to perfectly hartulet* to human ]
beings; hence no * langur from polmm
ing. It to also valuable for tonutb > ’
jairpoecH. The wnnherwomen of
HoHaml and Belgknm, to proverb-
iaTly dean, ami who get theft Hum
*0 beautifully white. . use refined ‘
l»orax a* washing powih-r mat* .ul of
soda, in the prtqmrtion of a large I
handful of borax to ten gallon*
of water. They sore soap nearly
one-half. All the large waahiug :
establishment* itdo|d the same mode, j
Fur laces, cambrics, etc., an extra,
quantity of the powder to used; and
for orinolittrs (requiring to he nuuU
stiff) A stianger solutiou to nerwnsnrr.
Borax, being a neutral salt, does not •
in the slightest degree injure the
texture qf linen. It* effect is to
soften the hardest water, nod there
fore it should be kept on the toilet
table. Ax a way of dcquiug the
hair, nothing Is better than* solu
tion of borax in water. It leaves
the scalp in a most healthful condi
tion, and the hair is just sufficient ly
stiffened to retain its place. This
stiffness, however,
that the mar drink of or be plunged
in (be toned water*. Thus they
suppose that her soul will he port
led, so that she may go ta brawn.
YomUx sra parents s|*rukkliag a
stoh child afth tauddy waksc, uhib
tbe> 149 to saothe hto dying groaa*
by aay iag. “It is bkmed to die fay
ttuaga, my chtid." In another plncr
is a ptsa seated ia the edge of
the toroara. whde a priest la poariag
the uiudd.t water down hto throat,
despite the buU rauusw of the
d\mg mail, and crying aload, “O
ouHlur tittup, mxsvc hia soul T
until the miserable victim to info
cahd or choked to death. .<
Should a person who has been
taken down to the river afterward
recover, hto (Heads regard it as a
great tnufortuttc, ami he become* au
outcast Disown children will not
eat with him. or show him any
on«n|aa*.4on or sympathy, and should
they hap]M«u to toorl) him, would
cuoshler Uiewselvea as {toUnted by
that tmM'h. Altont fifty miles north
of Calcutta arc two villages entirely
inhabited by |K’rsoua who harr thns
become outcasts by having recovered
from Ulora after haring ltoen down
to the Oangra.
My young readers, what are you
doing to help send to the poor, mis
erable, Ignoraut heathen the words
of eternal life? We hope flu* time
to near at hand w hen every' child (n
every chmtian fatally, when espe
cially every Sabbath school scholar
iu the land, will be brought to feel
that he or she has a duty to perform
to the poor bcatbeq—a duty which
cam not be neglected without guilt.
Oh, come, aud take part gladly in
the glorious w ork of tnakiag know n
to men the Weaned tidings that
Jesus Christ, the mighty Son of
God, has shed hto own precious
blood to redeem a lost aud guilty
world, and that now his blood has
I>ower to cleanse away all sin.— W*U
Spring.
Tlie New York Observer, iu au ar
ticle on^WomanHsWork iu Mtoaiona,*’
after nicntioniDg *tbe thmiliar fact
that it to only women who are allow-
tol to oomrauuieote with women iu
Oriental countries adds, further:
There to another, and iwrhaps a
more {x>werfnl reason for the employ
ment of fenmlo missionaries in such
countries, to be found ia the iufluenew
which eveu those uneducated women
of the higher classes exert over their
husbands and sou*. We have iu this
conutry exceedingly erroueous ideas
iu regard to woman** iutiuouce in the
East. She to secluded from society
at large; but in .I^i borne she has
great power, not .merely that of fas
cination, but of authority. The moth*
er’rf authority hi tihe family to great
er than that of the father’s in many
lands, and it does not cease w hen ber
sons are married an«l have families
of their own. Maternal authority to
often supreme, n|M grand maUtiial
" Columbia...,
Arrive at Augusta..
Making close cnei
phi*. Nsshvfrk-. Louinrille. Ch
Ht. Limto, sad all pofefe South u
INdsoe Slee*pias Cat* ou al
Tniin* TliroarfiTukt t* wld, *
wsgSirtff'a
North, have choice of tire (5) <
/*n*r«.—,\« w York Bull* tua*bii «Uit«.
with best Ini. u toootBS prr | dsitofto-Vq'
wfow uwk- fwc drtaebril raff*. #18; oe-
t ached nfik p»t I do#., ft ,
W# fnraUi Skirls of other radr* of
naiftm, at loser )tri«w, sad a* low, per
route*.
C BOnwiGHt, 8#t
E. R- Dorset, General Fniftk ai
Ticket Agent .
%»t Measuring.—Measure »Ue
muitd the htoiK iisr round
BICth ot fttvvc £r»su between
t-olunm to the end
th -li.-tilth i - • ;
kiml of roflar, wtialmtul, and
For *tads or battm*. Wtnte if a
•UMt figure.
WBDDI1TO OTJTriT#
a run daily, Hozutoy s excepted
Leave Anderson at A
Arrive st WsdhaDast...... 1
Leave Wallis Us at 1
Arrive at Anderson at I
their number j. Thqir per
il raits, often thr iw an air of
r over their the* rice of liberty
i perverted ‘idea of what con
si genuine mauh kkI. By exu-
1, or fascinatio t of niaunefy
jian age to extc ft a kind of
ion for’what wc old otherwise
firded as simply reckless or
j rims. It is t us that acts
Entices which elf swhere would
, with frown o s rebate, arc
d over as clot er tricks, dr
iy dealt with as; oibloeu •
ithe evil is by n y means lira-
I the acts or pi act ices thorn-
The moral tc ie of college
jrffected. The bi aad, deep line
itinction bet we* n right and
is obscured 0 * obliterated.
f '<■ J*; ' '► | /T\ I . . f*
ligh sense of dot f or responsi-
which educate* minds are
IIv bound to cht rfsh, is dead-
The* way is s noothened to
ences in which character is
Omised, and jthc fundamental
rf morality are < utraged. No
r evil could b* fall a young
com
Order* for Clan*, Tto, and rudrrweur,
fu say quantity, however small, promptly
■ttcwtol to.
Gomto furwsnkft. with Bill C. 0. D.. by
Esjtnw*, to any part of the country.
May 2o 187b 38—ly
Misce 11a neons
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tiouai iiupiwwm-jitftof liitowikK
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Becond-Uaud Piano* ntorSfi * ***j
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from #50 to ACW.
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WATCflflfo ft HSR JEWELRY
toe tkm of their day
Payers af their pan 11
always answered. It is
0i ministers do ‘‘W.'J
SrECTACLXS SPOOKS. PORKS, AND 8IL-
VER ^ARR GEKRP.ALLY.
May 13 l8d9 4b-tt %
*a there not more 1 1
whose parents are nor I
frequent the bar. hj
than those thus si
I would a^ Whence d.l
Ua I»8fiaion arise t
In the uouatekeii r
»imat*ra’ chUdren oayk; r
from other people s.
Prevalent that hscarl
^ffood and pious, hischui
oe natural l v good also : E
WmgUiat total depra j
child. Too much:
of ministers- children, li
Mide, play hall, <E
' 1 . n ’ jump, and lau I
children do. W^vJ
RUPTURE CUBED
ban to come ui der rhoj
g power of sd * iuflm
se. At the mo t suacef
of life, liis sooscicnt
led and his moi il sense
. Tbe mischief s permn
)ws a deep shat ow of u
and insecurity >ver liis
for the future. In sbm
8, beyond all quest ior
is the privilege! of « <luc
1 Marsh’* Radical Cure Truss.
/tntt /Ww* “SOrf*- JMat,’' awardto W the
“M* yW lawjau;‘1*67.
Ofie* .W S BtMag Stmt. BaMmmr*, ML
**ii nU IimsL J\id» /«fwra.
T HE best and most effective Tro*w
known for the cure and relief of
Herald or Ruptwre. Till* Trass ha* re
ceived the Kinction ef the most eminent
pfotoriau* of tlito oouuuy, Who do out
he readily
remove*!, if ol)je<-Uonabie, by wank-
ing with water. Borax to also no
excellent dentifrice; dissolved in
water, it to one of the brat tooth
washes. I* hot eonuti«M It to used,
in combination with tartaric nckt
and birarbouaie of soda, a« a eaoL
ing beverage.. Manufacturer and
Builder..
try, mother. 1
take to. Row I worried over that
ironing, determine*! that there should
not be a wrinkle or crease in stiy
piece.
Iu ahoiit an hour HM-t .<
oat. I Wt very unxumd m to the
result uf ber inspostiaa. Hto lookorl
at awyihing 1 hs*l done, sod raid,
with * iwnile upon her fiats m she
tuned to me, ‘Mary , you have done
this vcVy will; 1 am U*ginning toi
hftv* some hope of you now.’
“Drat wtto the turning point of
my lift*. k I nevvr felt inctiued af
ter that to slight any piece of
work but what my mother’s words
would aotas'to nyr unnd. 4 became
very purticniar sbont every thiu|,
far Uiiur I ahouki rolapra into my!
(Wtrifra haldfs. Yon tnar* be ram i
thnt i felt uiqdy refund far laycflarU
to overcome my cnrele-ssaera, when,
uftsr same urauths lmd jraraed, a
very nanianlar pfe*w of work was
W oodekuet* aud KaUirtt.—'“I'ather*
said Boutaev, “I do not like to kill
rahbtta as w«n u I dn woodchoeka. 9
t “Why my sou f asluri the father.
“H«eaui«s" arpltod Eustaov. “rab
bits wttt not flgi.t bock aguiu. They
hty right down and dMs nod look so
jiiftfuk and braerabiug, and seem to
say, ‘I forgive you.’ r
“flow do yon feel when you kill
woodobucksr aaked the father, w .
“Ok, they gi*t= toigry, and bite, and
ffghf buck again. They look fierce,
and savage, and try to keep me fan*
killing them. T)mt makes me angry,
nad then I can kfit thriu. I never
felt hud Aw killing woodchucks.”
TW* tells tlu* whole tony, ( hil-
drvn are eut to th# heart when they
get angry with other*, aud try to
qaavrel. and find that they will not
get angry nor fight back again
Never toy to fight back to the way to
ixtrmrian* of uui oounu?, Who <tu out
to nvonauend It U» those aJHtctcfl
whfe^ llentis s* br-tag snperior to all
It in the only Trans that will retain the
bwH* with anv certainty, and the wrarer
era f eel assunsl that he u using a remedy
that will be at aft times safe ana effectual
in Its operation*. Of tbi* we guarantee
entire kui to *U who luoy come
niHk-r our tn-atment.
!,adi<-** sQlc etssfte nhtkmiinol hdta for
corpuWy, UUmg of the w ouib,.aud as
a support to the Iwuk nud abdominal
mn«pW Anklets, knee rap* sad stock-
top tux varieowo v«da*, ulcen» and weak
joints. _
KlxoiWer braces fim*^ Iodic*, pats sad
The Best Tooth Has*.—TV- best
aud aaftot tooth wTuh In the world
There 1* not a tooth-
is tepid water,
powder ia exuttenoe nor a tooth wash
thnt does not infiict s physirxl iiynrv
to the teeth, ami {srumote their decoy.
Em*fa deutist has u powder of his
owd, whfaA fac topi
per coat.
JACOB S. 6CHIB
* :r * ■'* r< * DEAI.ER W M
will do a positive good
without auy h^jury whatever; but
he is TittotnVen. Tire teeth were
never intended to be )ieuri> white,
Every intelligent dentist know* th.it
tbb tvhifor the teeth fire, the sooner
ami more certainly they will decay)
he al*o know* that those tooth are
the soundest, lost the !
are tl»a most useful, w
yrilowtoh tint; then
powder* to take oflf t
snrfitoe f—Thr. Hall.
ibilities to God aod tnfiu
letosfe possessed or pc sets
-if should be, most *ssu
»m|;iu*titntioiis of le; rain;
s lo excuse for igi oran
Ph|re is no sufficient palli
e<*te8fi indulgence or a pa
ilirif therc. In the ve y as
Observe what; directions your
thoughts and feelings most readily
tako when alone, and you will then
fortify tohinddV* correct opinion of
alMgatod pfio, tSto
IfMg ftftto to rate-
rveuy to cure the pi
>, mm l«a* cured cssraj
6 tbere.
ition for
jut QK>r-
my, Hb vo U to Mary; she will do
it well; she Is the most particular
chfM I hfive.’ Often my ftither
ty provide
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