The Lutheran visitor. (Columbia, S.C.) 1869-1904, March 17, 1871, Image 2
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■I^BUTHERAW VISIT
bs firtriy dt-dseibfe : That 0* most
successful way, by the divine bles*
log, at promoting the prosperity of
Urn church fa, jldsKfy I* f*e church,
fidelity to har dftfarfaflft, fidelity to her
through your paper, to MklowMg^
the receipt of a box of clothing, pro
pM with much polas, u*l rent me
by tbe kind ladies of St John** U
theran Hew mg Society, Charleston,
for which, I return toy wtrpul
thank*, Mas the Lord *».*/** th,**
1- tm> a. Moron.
Rev. Dr. Hieae write* hi the L«-
theran mod Missismary. March 2d,
1871; . , |.
«We hare received word t'roui
•till another prominent Lutheran
elaigymaa hi the ^ utWrWhe pro-
nouoeee himself dephledly in favor
of the
He says
North Carolina.
Here the otyxt of toadfe j
made tbe church, and not 0
the church. The poof inqnirl
seek* for perfect rat la vato.
blood «f ***** <
divine pro*!*** of th
le weigh* the i**"'■
jl this inatmetion, «•
*<th the craving* of l.
* perfectly aattefoet-.
down into the f***\
ichrUt for which h* h
ing. H«* he fowl* tj
Father, the atoneim*..
ing*, death and Itoott
too, awi the
tbe Holy »ldri^ •*
aalvatioo. His faitb r.
pledge of the Trinm
in the joy »«*d confident
mn persuaded that n
•or hfe, ^ • n flP to >*° ? 1
ZWRRGLEIN
tints, unity
baaD npon which he ie called
to found hi* faith la nnsatiftfoefa
2. The fiM|t*irfng soul wood!
until be find* another school*
viuity. Here be fa to*that
tbe elect may hope lor tutlvaifaa
their salvation la erne, llofteru
op in bis heart and hie counter
brightens. “Prove to me,” Ue
‘‘that I am one of the elect,,
shall at ones nettle down mo
aa article to the
Lutheran Visitor ndvtteatiug the Con
fereuc , aod iuteuda to follow it with
others of similar character. He also
particularly urges ns not to take
offence, or to be dishaaetenod, by the
few linenit* that have been made
npon it, bnt to advocate It in the
same spirit aa heretofore, assuring
ns that it will be a soeeeoa He eaya
that he has ‘received numerous let
ters from prominent Lutheran minis
ter* in the South, and every one in
tn favor of the Conference except
Dr. Bade.’”
Dr. Siess and his eorrospondeat
are both mistaken; as numerous
extracts from tetters received from
other “prominent" Lutheran clergy
men in the Sooth and published in
the Visitor prove. The Presidents
**" dfei,)- groat divines, at tbe Drat
Reformation, did, at the Lutherans
generally yH do, make tbe merry
of God la Christ, and thereby the
forgiveness of our aloft, to bo The
proper otyeet of justifying faith, as
1Mb; wbOM e-laor, tberrforo, they
placed Hi a jfrtorfftf trust in the
grace of God by Christ declared in
tbe promises, with a certain no
wavering application of them unto
<mtwelve*. And 1 say, with some
confidence. that those who do pot
endeavor to attain hereunto, either
understand not the nature of better
lag, or are very negfertive, both
of the grace of God end their own
Conference, aud everything said on
the other side yon quietly drop into
Do e«m pfeud guilty or aOt guilty t
There fa au old proverb which soya,
“the proof of tbe poddiag bee in Ibe
eating,” aad I mean to put you to
Ibe trot at oner. 1 will giro you my
reasons to aim* why we ahoukl
wt office.
Old State
, in order
ii ii if fry
they All important poaRioaa with
dignity end honor, being the class
mate*, ednratml ia the same inati
of meay Hi Mm South It must he
aa art r for the relative standing of
the Visitor prove,
of the Synfafa of Virginia aad of
8outh Carolina have also declared
themselves opposed to the Free Con
Iterance.
Qusry.—Will the Free i'ouforruea
not prove very expensive f Would
it not be cheaper for Mahomet ta
come to the mountains f
during the latter part of test
tiring* to
«or muy <
This quotation ia from Ur. GookTa
Edinburgh edition of the works of
John Owe*, D.D., VuL V. page 84.
The i-ompUmeot to the Lutheran
Church for preserving justification
by faith, tbe palladium of tbe Refor
mat ion, in its simplicity aod purity,
fa certainly greet, beeaoee bestowed
by the “Prince of Potitans,” distin
gnished for bis ponderous thoughts
and deep insight into the spiritual
nature of mao. Bnt for those pon
derous thoughts, perhaps ooe of
America** greatest thinker* and
writer* would have lived end died
an uharava country parson. I refer
to Jonathan Edwards, President of
Nassau Hall, whoae powerful mind
is acid to hero hero find aroused,
publication, md if y
you will euaft tbe ab
Be is then farther told that if
elected his salvatioo i* sure, for
f**n*ever*ncc is most ukorij it
In the Scriptures, and this «ro
doctrine should be a confirmat
Em order*; »i* paper dWon
jmy i I arrearages, or
msv con inue to boom it
i i* made and collect the
it, wheth r the paper is
For two month* preerdiug (he late
communion service, which took place
on tbe 1st Buuda; la Lent, the pas
tor delivered a coarse of weekly
lectures at night on the t—watial
doctrines uf rhristisutty, tsssiag his
classes, forbids any intefleetaal
perkwity, merely npon lornl gron
ridersrions WHI not be fn favor of
the North rifher politically, tbeofog
fealty, fateihartnalt), nnr even In n
military aeon; Therefore It mnst
be sa orf, « 'Yankee Invention, and
ws'nrod f» kko« It.
L It has Wen asserted, on the
pari of thw opposed to a Free
Conference, that H would distinct,
the office or
lombui, tL p»
This number is fnih
that ha* J*
on Moral Pgfey s
iiy, Aaoetictwn, and th
Sunday -school t»3uv ] *ers have for a
long time felt the want of a simple
catechism for ehiklreu. This want,
we’ are happy to say, Is about to be
■applied. Rev. J. Hawkins has pre
pared two catorhiAiua, ooe for infant
ing from liis n>n! to lit* Tips, “An 7
cirri t Am t eiest f* There hang*
a doubt, a mystery, like tbe rcfi
of Motn'w. over his disqnieted ftpkiL
3. 'He sauder* on to another
* hooi, and iu answer to hmqgpg
cation, he is told that the way to I
attain |teace sod rest, i* Is bdttw
that his tint ore forgitt* throtfh
Christ This strike* him very farer
alriy. If be Ldiere* this, pease and
rest must fill his soul, lint rappa*
be should doubt. BuppomhUfifife
iu hi* forgiveuet* should flag, fa
come obscured or in any way m
j mi i red. ami to that extent will he
relajkst* into his former angni*bmi|
wretchedness. He finds that hk ;
own experience is made the bam
of bis faith. Feeling is mads tiw
ground work of bis religion. 8Ju
finds no permanency here, aad pfa : ,
feet rat impossible. He asks hi*
hcH, “How could St. Haul, upoatfa
theory, |K»*ac*s a faith that defied
men and devils, pnneijmfiw* and
powers, and yet find in fa* uatare
fa law of the flesh warring agaiast
the law of the spirit,’ and lamenting
‘w hen I would do good, evil i* jam
cut with me,’ and ‘the goad that 1
would, I do not; bat tbe evd whidi
I would not, that 1 do.’ *0 w retched
man that I am! Who shall deliver
me from the body of this death?"
He ask* again, “How could the gnat
exemplifier of Christian faith, Mart*
Lutbcr, remaiu unshaken, fine sad
at peace, when sunk in suck fa
R|K>utieocy as to suppose God hri
hidden his face, attd deiifa were I
filling his room in hideous mockery,
a w ild fanaticism sweeping oyerl|fti
portion of mankind eiaanripkbri
from tbe errors of |iopriy by I*
tea<*liingK, rile sword red and drip
ping with the bkwd of hts lielovri
people, and all the Jtempora! j»were
of Europe arrayed against faftif
Tliese meu must have had a higher
object, a dei‘per foandstiou tkm
personal feeling M ixraoiud eqre *
rimer iqion w hich to base such fttlfa
Disonrrageil. he wauder* on. .
4. He applies to uiK»ther irhsri
and he is told that bH object ro# fa
attained tlirongb tbe ordfeances sS
the church, properly ailuiinistcred-
lieraons prxtperUf authorixed to ada^
ister them. He m warned ttawevei
not to pot his faith iu theordinaweer
ordiuaaoes thus promiurotly brbagk*
fa view, but only in Christ; ffa*
tively assured. ne\erthrie«S, j
them* orditinticro nre fa be fbgfadri
as inseparable fixMn faHh and the
IH*ace and rent contemplated far faith.
He may submit fa this rustnw^e»'?
bnt he will soon tiud that a fai^ 1
that can give perfect pence aod rtri
iu f'hrist, dare not be joined!,Eit#
owliuamH»s and made dep*ndeut«P
on them; because the spirit fa®
vow* nccotn]>anyitig -tbe admiaisbw
tion of the ordinances iu«y be vidft*
ted the uext hour, and If the.'
ordiiuincee^ constitute any r
tbe foundation for frith, thro
violation or liability to viohitfon iwst
render them inseeme, and to thri
extent impair faith. Again b#! 1
di*a)>poiutcd and wanders «». 31
5. He comes to another
He is plared b»to a routine of <**e
mony upon w-remony, intended^®
exemplify in their obaen'ABto
ehri*t1»u graces, faith, hope, ebrifigV
fitc. But he aoon finds himsetfR**
under the old dispensation,
an fareord jieaoe Iwr mrifewd
monies. He is muaatd with th**
own, while the reality « kept <*t«
ebriau. In these lectures the dis-
tiuctire doctrines of thr Etpafidk* 1
Lutheran Church, as taught in her
symbol* uf faith, were dearly sod
distinctly act forth. The lecture*
were well attended and listened to
with interest sod attention.
Christ with tbe Chin-
not fail to interest all
earnest ioteraat in tin
velopmeut both of ind> s
nation*.
Scientific Addresses. b\
Ti ndall. Xeq Haven. <
C Chat field. I8T0.
Contents; L Oa the
Ti—Irnrit * of Phyrie.
tion. 2. Chi Hwse and 1»
the Respntific Use of tt
tion. The excelteriqr nn«
of these addresses
fora number containing
ought to hit In re man
them.
Phrenological Journal^
ve adopted I le rale to pub-
article favo ing the Free
ce; but no ole ia without
is. We ado it “ra.\”bop-
he will noi be misunder-
Ae trust th a will satisfy
da of the > T < rtb, aud calm
tement of thte kind brother
es such’siivake letters about
me we would not yield our
onvictkms tf> gratify him,
it the down-
Geoenri Synod. Ia tbs
uf tbs Hyued, oos are ml
scholars. His Infant Catechism (No.
L) is ia our opinion tbe very hast
we have ever seen. No answer it
over two lines in length. Our obfoc-
sacb a eoaroarisa ia the Hosth.
IVrsna* making this riijurfluR err
—f|U fefil I lkad^f \ . r fil^T
instance, |* th** fate war, fiT gay oar
would have asserted that tire mart-
lag of Two tfhririwi* of tbe saare
army would have prislacwd distrsc-
tfaa, «fenHtrafit»tK*ij, aad what not,
he would fare betrayed hi* lfw»
ruace of miliun waiter* Tbs
tbiag marked, fa every lasts are, on
this wise: Thr Iso dlvtrioo* sf the
were uuuriartcd hi tire church tin
this owasBuo tbe pastor was relieved
for ito wonderful activity, energy
sad naefulaesM by tbe work* of Dr.
Owen.
After reading the passage «{Uoted
above, I closed tbe volume and
thought upon tbe noldecL Tbe
mere I reflected, tbs more I saw its
! truth. How ••imply the doctrine
of justificatkio by faith it presented
ia a few wont*! How scriptural!
How It touches a chord deep down
in eray Christian heart ! But alas!
Its very timplirity *wn» to offend
some piou* and good men, who bsvs
eudeavorrd to cxpe—l and amplify
Um Idea of joatifioatioa until they
bare readcml it obscure by dint
uf mere rerbuge. Unman experi
ence, ia all ages, ha* been put under
tribute, ia order to explain tbs
doctrine. Noeh effort* have invari
ably resulted ia involving il more or
feus in olmriirity, beesusr of tbr
j van* ty and uuperfcwtloitK in all
human exi•crime**. The <*on>ieqiten-
( res we find in the variou* *y stems
aad «l«•nominations! diffteremre iu
orthodox church* *; all, however,
' adopting the ikstrinc in qnestksi as
1 tbe wn foundation of their own
] tecs her eonftesakma. The great ob-
' >***t of all denomination* iwcms to be,
Sicas has failed to tM-cnme a child
so aa to instruct chfidrao. Lather
suya, (B. C. p 37.) “When Christ
Wished to gain men, he himsalf had
bringing
Southern
gain children, we mid become chil
dren with them.*’ lfev. J. Hawkina,
who loves and uudcrstaoife the little
ho is to liav > the benefit of
y, the Lurie *«a Visitor, of
We iutend o do it hand-
through hto hair, to the d
of his sfarfeal dignity. Now
hiuiself with tbe litfife ones whom
Christ loves, that we are almost
indined to the belief that tbe an
awera be givw are pot hia, but tbe
chiidien’a.
Catechism No. 2 is doctrinal. The
Tea Commandiaen toy tbe Creed, tbe
Means of Grace, tbe Loui s Prayer—
tbe SacnimcnU and tbe Word of
God are explained in a simple man
ner. Ooe exceUeocj of this Cufee-
chiam Na 2 ia, that it cowtaiaa al
most entirely Luther’s Catechism. It
ia indeed thoroughly Lutheran, ami,
of course, not in tbe least Sectarian.
Tbe Church of tbe Reformation ia
tbe Church of Christ. One thing
we admire in these Catsehisme—
they do not judge* The errors of tbs
Apostates and tbe Sects are not
condemned. The simple statement
of the truth rebukes them.
The two Catechisms contain about
32 pages, aad will be published oo
good white paper, and with clear
type. We expect their appearance
this mouth from a Southern publi
cation house.
We think it but do* to Rev. J.
Hawkins to 'mention that his Cat
echism* have been carefully exam
ined by minister* and Runday-acbool
superintendents of the Southern
re exceedingly gratified at
Jy increase of our subscrip-
, while, at the same time,
few of our did subscribers
lisloyal. We now and then
Jed out of on ’ jo*t dues by
illipntiaas wl o more their
but not ofU a. It is also
jng to os U receive cou-
teom w prominc at” and “lesul
them ladies : nd gentlemen
iproving of ou r coarse. Ws
tun true to oir principles;
friends may rest assured
Great Cnesni off the North
bay ns out.
tbe North had beau upon I bat flour,
and a single word or hint of trotate
Uun would have set all this right.
my boyhood, aerutg a compaay uf
aohliers on dress par—fa. Tbe Cap
tain was laboring very hard to instil
tbe pro|>er tacts a but every tbiag
seemed to lead lo cuufuvfos sod
blunder. I «w talking, at the time,
with a Weak Paint Cadet, a farmer
The Rural Carolinian.
bearing tbe
Ever fresh, ever vigor
Of saints," aft military has to the
ritfaros or ritilfaaA. Paul says wo
are aohliers. and a* such «uhjeet to
military law. ! lad hat this law pro
vail, am) prove aad haramay aad
strength wfltl he the resalta uf a
Preu Confrnav. Lrt the General
Cvtinol meet oar Geumral Synod
and rundklaU*. aud the hwfa that
oae of the pleasantest
liable of oar agricultui.
Oal. D. Wyatt Aiken i- I
bfe and wonderfullv hu< if
«<orrespomling editi»r.
takes an interest in < r .
whether farmer or not. r fe.-'
urticU-.H with proht —nil
nwnt. Prof. Borkky
Texas; l*rof. Hilgard. - |_
ty of Misw*si{*p
mans, Esq., of Augaota. t|j
dohoft, wf Surry. Va.: I
«*», of Beuufort, S. C.
H. W. "Raveoei, of
are among the regal,
who*** articles this mputli
peeisl intercut. Col. D il
the managing editor, by k
k*‘t judgment in msiecr
the young Cadet lo drill hi* aom
(may. He stepped in front of the nom
compaay, took one of the gun*, gaw oi
the military orders, executed them «oui
himself, aud thus rinisaf the esu» We
pony bow to hold and handle the boai
gun. By example they faarnrd rap ! cum *
idly, and be taught than more ia ‘•b
one hour than they hod leans*1 ia ‘WkJ
all their previous drills, aunpiy he oe
cause tbe Cadet knew how to do «m
thing* luuwtt No one cun tell ri»
how much ws might feuni • in one . faU
as it ought to be, to satisfy the penitent
and Inquiring soul and lead it to per
fort j tenor and rwrf fa Ohrint. This can
! be done only by an abiding, assuring
faith. ThO rernies the great ques
tion: Upon what must this faith be
fixed, m> aa to afford that iiermauency
and assurance? Unless something
iTusooable, numetbiug comprebon-
Hiblr^sometbing sufficiently great caa
he presented to call forth tlic soul's
“IWmml trust’* and “nnwavering
appReathfaff of the promise# to itself,
that inquiring soul must wonder
through the mason of doubt and
uncertainty, “seeking rest, lwit'find-
| iag Mine* Velarofihou say* tn his
’ Apology, “Faith bhllds npou pure
grace only, nod know* of no other
t cons*4*tion or trust than the mercy
promised fa Christ." Here fhffn fa
that something reasonable, eomprr*-
benslblc and sufficiently great, npon
which the soul can fix itself and rest
1 -—the merry sf Usd *m f'hrist. Thu
ent of that met given fa a
few words by St. Paul, when bw
. nay*: U AU things are ours iu Christ*
liens then the poor soul is led by
the grace of God to heliere the divine
promises, to tra*f confidentially in
the merits of Christ, ami by this
] faith and trust to apply tfitwi* inorlto
Alter thu ouoarcrattuu of the
efameutA, the Holy Hojipf w as
admioistrml to a large number of
oouimutticaato AB, without tlibino-
*9 hi* 4 own valuable e<'M k
continues to make TV t ^
fafai the bed migHziiJ« I s
in thU oountry.
P** 9 * Monthly. Marrik
lork. r .*
A musical treat uf tv ^
'°Md|*oftttioiiftL We are F“
Pbiaaed with - -g<mI ble>
church around the t
«fearobl sunny l loiue
ven t J rims her aa an Augl ^
;{ °o€liUfrwaaaaipfaeo. ^
luartineU from the North arc very 1“ bo*v»’ an ltd- oou-wo.iatioii
polite and obliging, and they wuobl , furainh, *e lui^Wl umh ita!
willingly give u* a n*bmirs*l of their s alarm tin* ntsdsi of the devil
n»t*l«* of (bung things up in IVnnsyl *om# per%m^ might *ay tin
Minis, that wo«W *er^e u* for «, hugrt boifa ursiki »^ier *«ibi
model IU all Iibh ta caine. j U«* *ntattrr. Xuusmisr, grill
2. In the asms General S$mut as | notiaeust! itssL fotlml* *u>
well us ia our dinlrvct 8ybod*. then- anp|»**tio<» Ly al' nuun* 1
necessarily arias doctrinal difference-, hs\ e the Free i Joufe—e.
and member* imm each other uf i P
heterodoxy, and whatnot. Kmh h»a —
hi* own Mtandard. aod private inter j l*reaehm s»d farm*.—Ever
pretuMoufaprrotfasd >c,tk a r< hs* hi* •Uandard *»f M«r)tM
Young thee logs, whose pin feather* (stsudaH by wlrirb lie weigl
are ju*t developing, hesitate not lo ' **l»w «f men aiwl thing*. Asm
criticize the loftiest flights si olhr arc a little pcctiliai iu Ihexr m
bird*, whose wing* bare U*wi sx^ Um. tiroti, of K.mtb CsroiitM.
(ismied for year*, atpi exerciftrcl in to Is* s HtlU* different fawn
the higher region* of theology. Here oilier men is several rtgpd t*.
again we need a brare or tnoof IV* in an instance of it: A fow
tor* funu the North to regulate mtcb ago a Metiiodmt miamter of
matter*, and tearh n* hew to fly “* —“ 4 -
graeeAitty, Hon to nufold imr wing*
thec»k>gic*al!y, how to r»*gnlaU* onr
flight metlKMiieally, ami how to alight
a la mode. Bnppum* every member
of Nynnd to have a vratrb, and some
one sbonhl suddenly inquire “What** the gmity jmrtv
the timet" Waeh one draw* fi»rtb tint# * wrtahl
his watch, and la»hold ! no two fndi gfa House fainwal
cate the same boor. Now, who he* the Governor, in
the right time ! All differ, and yet gubernntorist to
cseh one contend* tluit his is the ward of fire hum
right time. ^riVhut a kGtle of fish appruhsusisu of I .
ia here F A grave Doctor from the A poor Methodist preuefeer Is worth glory 1 Hare fa a kkvivai. or towl
North Is called upon to deckle ttfajfroOl, baft fkbhoase fa worth fr900!t UflR»r which hat. beau brought ttv
matter. Fte drawn forth Ms Wutcli, Well, It fa pTObubSs the Governor j about by the divine bl<using, by and
that bus lieen going right erst Mix* . tbtaks that preachers are duar at aay * faithful di*v< lopiireut of the doc 1 I.
tbe Ifaadlflg Convention, aud giro* ! pifae. Oortre* fa king.—A. R. Prt*. trtue* of the « hnreii. and through ia I
the true U«c.|Kadi mealier fteti* 1 ^ ' / the uodreatAfMlUig troehfag the heart 1 mad
hi* watob by Resdiag tfaws, and they I The adfarfes of the Judge* of the ‘ Isa reHtml hruught shout by a faith- 1 argx
to tbe church last Sunday,
arried fa an i rm-chair into
8 aisle of the < burcb. Bish
nan preached^ aud Rev. Mr.
rho has been near death’s
sufficiently re overed to be
iy >« »r*
very pathetic, being —x—upauied by
the ptsfative tune* of the organ.
The altar was covered with a oeut
white Uoen otoili, on wfafah were
Inscribe*! fa neat fettora of e\ orgrceu
the words: « 4 Git*h awn flutft FOfi
toe,*
ItffiigioMS sersinm were auuotiuced
for Ibe evening, and although the
went bet twraaie very inclement, a
good euMgregation asoreubled, and
was addreeaml by the pastor ou the
subject of "Christ healing the withered
hand.* Thus emfed the services <4
the holy Lord's day.
Tery vahudifa soerastou* have been
all over
the front
blocked up,
bitn whom
LCTHEUA'
The Ijexhtj;
^Torts a revival at tin
at Alow Mfils,
' 30 *totiy. There have bee
f«^aioiiK. Will tiro > -
fet the churches he—- fn
]Vt * f Virginia.—Rev. N‘-
Gfe'Mary 1—id Synwi,
fcfaotsytfullj ^ Giatto
1®* report* at (.
2* 1 bajiUsina, 10 mote-
*®»embcr* he already iv^’
t Economy in the fiLiTCTtax.—I*ru
detit housekeeper* are ever on the
alert to practice economy fa the coli
nary’ department. In no way can
this be doue more effartually thus ia
the flan of a Baking Powder which
combines parity, strength and rutin-
biliiy. DoolkyS* TBAfiY Powmw
has attained tbe deserved repot*
God of being economical, convenient
and wholesome, besides which it will
WVUlt
the ben
fa aitttog aft hia sura
rn faro; aud Gov.
that Justice might he
rowan 1 of three ban
the number admitted to membership
during the day, both by confirmation
aud fetter, were heads of families
sod pnmiorsi chitrw #4 the town,
patterned* of wealth sad i till arrive.
Under the rocrgrtic and efficient
adudniatmtfew of the paator, tire
cuugregatiwu bus fawn inspired with
new life and Mntrafaro—with new
real aod activity—and valuable uc-
neaftinaw have been made from the
to the ‘Free Co
id out for onr I
rth America, ai
foci with me:
an end to this
t have felt t
fir yon iu s tii<
rn Uimre»lt and realise hi* jnatiflcatiou
j by perfect peace and ryot in rtbriat.
five to forty pound* mere breed, roll*,
&c M than by the old process of ral*
ing dough with bskeilf or hop yeoat.
ffijmg'afone 1* a great saving, and
authorises the guarantee that It will
give entire satisfaction, how-—-lm.
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minister
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can not
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our
it, Oni
larfll^OO Reward wUl be paid by
the proprietor of Dr. Pierces Ait.
Ext. or Golden Medical Discovery
for a medicine that will wiaal it in
curing all the diaenoe* for wbfch it
HI recommended, to the cure of
ohitis and diseases of the fangs it is
without an tiqual. Stfld by all drag-
! '
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