The Lutheran visitor. (Columbia, S.C.) 1869-1904, March 24, 1871, Image 4
MARCH 24, 1871
THE LTJTHBRAM VISITOR; OOLRflBIA, SBC!
Children's
ami hymns of thaoksgiv
raid-streets answered the
tic rejoicing of the* people
lein. The towers at ffid
the A. R.
of that dispatch. It 1
surprising if the wfees <
telegraph are^fome tii
the walls of those very
PIANO
ng sensible advice Is
jfatickmam 4hd ke/ec
led by river# of era*|—
awes all shining and neen t
th our fruit in its seram—
dot blast about usait tp
f «lh frf ' S> 'a *■ . * £
the bright living sir amts
reah from the throne pfOod,
l hope and joy * brigh : beans
th in life—in thought and
the “Bright, beaotifhl land of Go«L*
In oar days, hearts and darts,
living on loving, dying for one an
other, and all that sort of thing, ia
“plaj*4 ootj* mageapidt, m onr
German friends so accurately aod
idiomatfadfr express it We want
a solid foundation to todM matri
mony on | blocks of bullion, and
cement of greenbacks, and supports
of bonds, and girders of stocks.
None of your ethereal castles in the
air will answer for onr modern ladies
of fashion. Ckmtomum en JSapayoa turn
airy residences, and dot suited to a
Northern climate with the thermome
ter at xero iu the snn in the winter,
and ninety in the shade in the sum
mer. The Jlancee of the period pre
fers brick 8 and mortar if they are
more prosaic. Cottages can no longer
be erected in this city under onr Ate
laws, and lodges in vfifct wildernesses
will do well enough ia summer when
the play or catching trout and bant
ing deer is beiug enacted, bat will
not accommodate a modern ball or
give recan tor the Genian.
Our girls are not brought up to
save; not they. Spending ia their
strong point, and in that we will
back them against the world. Am av
erage American wife will get through
more money that any tom ale repre
sentative of any nation on earth;
and if onr wives can not rain their
husbands, nothing can. They hate
account books and despise arithmetic,
and know It is low to go into the
kitchen or look after their servants.
Their fathers have worked for them
all their yonnger days without limit
ing their expenditures. Why should
not the husband follow this excellent
example T It was only the other dsy
that a fashionable lady sent her sa|v
phfre engagement ring, Just given
her by her lover^ to Tiffany to be
valned, and when she found it was
a “doublet,” actually a sham, or at
least half a sham, and only worth
three hnndred dollars, she dismissed
her lover ignotninioualy. Bhe fore
saw what such economy meant 8be
was to have “doublet*’’ tried on her
at every turn. Her ftifcuiture would
be a sham, and cheap; her horses
poor and ugly; her house in a aide
street, ami not on the avenue; her
dresses American silk, and made by
third-rate milliner*; her Jewels mean
pearls or common garnets; bar car
riage second-hand perhaps. Horrors!
Was she not sensible in patting an
extiuguisher on such possibilities f
“Saved from thee” indeed! Why,
where is the font Husbands are
not engaged on those oondHisns, and
their privileges are limited while
their duties are plainly deioed.—
Citizen and Round Table.
ittfitrou
Watered
Flowiu
Do faith
Shine
laagfced aod said
Leave (i recur Ufa
•- " •*’ mmam....:
but ia retrenchment, don’t begin at
the wrong cud. Let yonr family
newspaper be among the last things
lHihlfl. ’You oift]spare many mat
tors of household use tor better than
you can spare your paper, It tells
you all that is going on la the world
around you ; it instructs you in mor
als and religion ; It interests you In
your leisure hours; its timely infor
mation saves yon many dollars, and
enables you to tarn as many more;
it assists your wife ia her household
duties, you in your form, or shop,
or store; it makes yon intelligent
among your neighbors; it hss its
word of encouragement, of aid, of
fitness for every condition of ttfr.
It is a member of your tomily, and
the most inexpensive ooe, and “pays
its way” a thousand times over.
Look well before you begrudge the
ooe eent a day that yonr paper coots;
retrench on yonr table, your clothes,
jour adornments, your horses, dogs,
tobscoo, etc., etc., before you give op
your paper. Ami yet, this is the
spot where many begin to do what
they' call “economise ;• they deprive
themselve and their families of what
of Mbs Martin to hafe Mattie PUiu
with her lesson* before school. She
would not do it for nay other girl,
sod but for her IM4 have got*
Arrive at Colombia
of triumph, “didn't I toll you oof
Mrs. Brown looked, and sore
enough the ground seemed to be
alive with light brown hugs, crawl
mg out of tho north, Homo of thorn
bod gotten spun Hw rose troto and
were bursting off their brown shell*
and shaking "ft their thin flimsy
wings, upon each of which was a
black “W.” Then bright yellow
bauds went across their backs and
wings. They had black shining
eyes sod dark green beads, and
looked very j«rett> la the bright
sunlight. Boom were flying to t>e
1-r.ucl*. .1* trees, and Charlie
again declared that the “dower
w sarnmt, watchful- -
ul, zealous and wto,
it, patient, cheerful -
cord to win the U T jin
vF.Trains upon the AC.
run the follow mjr aehedale
fluto Jfe. t.
•found, off her brow, arid, calmly,
“Gams, sit down and tell me which
vers* U is you repeat aoxt Sabbath
to your toucher.*
in advance. w
»*tks or anvu r
for one square (one tori.
tag, falling branches
fading, withering !e
nd blighted hud* at
Uy snffurelh king and is kind. Char
ity cnvirUk not."
Grace cast her eyes on the ground;
she remembered how she bad re
solved that morning, while learning
• cop*
dull ami doleful heart !
worldly, myM etrtfee '
soulless, careless breast*
s, barren, fruitless live 11
Uy eurieth not;* ami tears rushed
to her eyre when she thought how
soou she had forgotten it
■Now, Grace, l will hear what the
trouble !* with your kind teacher
and poor tUile XeUie Plain."
“Oh, dear motto*, I am almost
Mhcpedjhi toll yon that I was pro
voked at Nettie for being so much
smarter than myself, and I know
that Miss Martin hel|is her to
flower remit, Charlie, though
lave been In tho grooud a long
These are locusts, aod they
•very seventeen years. I was
n young girl the last time 1
rar sin—our guilt o’ertlkrotr.
thine atoning blood, I
I* from stain and filth m sin
i thine own spotless robe.-
nakedness within.
all truth and grace,
as from thy throne ou high ;
\ thy holy dwelling pi* e,
Wc ! Pom m« not by.
I with thy love and trot i,
jar dull, cold, doleful h< arts
u our sun ay youth, !
irith Ufe ouir inward yai ks.
jbrilliant noontide bean
^rarerai
Clothe wh
’ Our vi!
£l, Spirit i
Kail mad si
Train*, for
doubts this, let him take a single
number of the family paper, and
examine it in all its departments, see
what la contained, and theu think
whether, for the tow eents it costa,
be can afford to dispense with It.
Many a paper, Indeed almost every
Yot four successive*
advent note bad bc<
through die church tha: •
The hymns, the prayilj
nous, all spoke ,of the t .
ing of Christ. To it ai;|
churchman, 1 had Ust«-i I
end I hope devoutly. It il
itself, drcaar-wise, with I
light of painted wumIo- -r
golden, purple and Otiusl
ceasive pews, where f f
feather.- and flower- j
laces, and the portly
apectable citizens wen 1
bowing in responses. B
gospel, joining in the ; k
in other way* Sanity
the wonderful truth* u |
the ambjccx of the serin.- |
At tones, like a vii m
light, some doctors} or J
epistle or gospel wool. f
meat, pierce the gtoou I
and 1 would start a>
bad touched me, with mi.
thrill. “The mght is §
THK DSY 18 AT HAKT>." i I
>1 My soul vibrated i». I
like a harp. Wsts^j^J
night, the long night oTB
groping agony aud bln I
almost over—ia the day §.
Again: “They «ua. f
Son OP XiX COXING t I
WITH POWkB AXI) GUI
And taken these iking* l* 1
Look!
“I set, Grace, you hare not beard
that the doctor thinks Nettie will be
n cripple ell to* life; and as her
parents can not afford to rapport
her, ns they are so poor and have so
many bale ones. Nettie Is study
Shine on
Rouse 1
Renews;
Qtucke
Give us t
yjpefe
Fill im* wflfl the glorious sheen
Of heaypk’i truth unending.
Make osrtotU* with life to start,
With faith pa* eyes on thee abov i;
Fi}| us with zeal, and grace impart
tyrant i^by benizou of love.
0, tune tifidi ipason of our hearts,
Thine own self to us revealing ;
With praise make vocal all its psrt,
With lifesind light and feeling.
■ ’*4' . I [1 t # • '
Then will plar lives so brightly shim , .
With liding green bo richly dressV , . ^
Our heart* burst forth with love dl' ine,
wers the eneharist.”
^ - , ; tu, . • j
n fruit divinely fair,
\ love and joy revealing,
jglorioius robes we wear,
ireu’a own signet sealing
And then jk lall prosper all we do,
Come to 1 and joy, or woe and m (tow,
For peace and glory writ ns thro’
The eriOres light of (hxT« Th-moknnt.
m Fa.
which is practtoally worth the snb
w-riprion price for several years.
“ Cbastor
Arrive ak Chsriotse, N. C,
that In ttore she may br able to take
a few little children to teach j and
Mias Martin has kindly offered to
help her all she can."
“O motto* ! bow mo 1 ever for
give myself for being so laftsmu!
When shall I ever have that spirit
of charity that eorfeth not T
“My child,* said Mrs. CortK too
derijr, “Jnst as soou as yon jray
earnestly for it God will give it to
yaa, for W fo more wilting to girt
Leave rbsriotte, X. C
Death comes nasoagbt to every
board, amt at its spectral bidding
some beloved one gore forth to bis
mysterious home.
Time and pbfloeophy may tench
rorifnntion aalsj hearts made demv
late by Ha coming, but they can
never fill the vacancy therein, when
she that was our mother no longer
casta a halo about our darkeoed
hearth.
A mdther's place—so loved, so
worshiped—oooe empty, moat be
ever so. A breast race pangml by
“Their!
C. BOLKMGHT. ttmp't.
R. Uonrr, (imenl Freight as
;rt Agent.
There was a poor man nbose In
toUertual fsculUes had not adrsnred
In harmony with his physical growth,
sod for this reason his i a fan tile name
had here perpstnated in bis man
hood. Bat “God bml chosen the fool
fob things of the world to confound
the wfee.*
rpRAIN* so the tone
1 ran drily, Haadny» «
Laovv Andrnun at
Arrive at W snails at
Uaneous
reach with beulfug
forget the gentle being whose suffer
ing* begot hi* life.
A mother is truly our guardian
spirit spon earth. Her gomlare*
shields and protects; she walks with
our infancy, our youth and mature
age—ever sheltering ns with her
absorbing love, and expatiating nor
many sins with her blesmd prayers.
And when our- mother, with all
her burden of lore, her angelic In
fluence, her sainted care, cease* to*
beauteous life, bow much we lose at
home, of happiness, of heaven, no
one can reckon ;! for our mother was
none but ours, and we only can
know how holy she was—bow sacral
her memory must ever he.
Bat may we not borrow ore sols
tire from the thought that our loss
fo heaven’s gate; that surety sue
angel watches over us, erasing with
grateful tours tbs record of our sin,
and making earn our path to her
with blessed aud bisesiug prayers. *
[flunication of intelligence
ctric telegraph, now dome
at the East, recall* an
circumstance of.anslent
ompare it with the i lode
lately iu sending ney a to
*>ple from Ephesus, j he«
^ was completed to the
ice from Smyrna. The
fesagfc was dispatched ?ver
The ct
by the t
into nst
intercatii
history, l
Whitewash.—Take half a bushel of
good, nikslaked Mare, sinks it in bod
ing water, and keep it covered during
the slaking process. Strain the liquid
through a sieve, and add a peck of
clean salt, dissolved in warm water;
and three pounds of boiled rice or
wheat paste, mid half a pound of die
solved glue; add five gallons of wa
ter to this mixture. It fo best to put
it on hot, bat, in that case, use only
old brashes. For the interior of
dwellings do not use any salt, and to
the above lime add about two pounds
of Spanish whiting. It makes the
lime clearer looking If a little indigo
fo squeezed among ft. Coperas will
make it a buff color; blue vitriol a
bine color.
EXTRAORDINARY SriXRSSm
Hated oa the ground that he might
net have sufltorent c*parity to ram ~
prebend the doctrines pf the gospel 8
end the evidences of coo vendue. Jj
They concluded, however, to exam 3
Ine him. sad began with the subject u -
demption ia nigk *
Owning ! The Am* o; I
ouming—routing into thi.-l
power and great glory ?
monrent* when I thou
which I rnae up in m> I
the church seemed giorit J
Will this really en j
" ill this solid, comm.. .
see itf Will these ski. 4
York* brighten and flasl
•p*fcun»ed faces in this cirl
mg to see him coming f
So our minister piv |
so * e »o senuon, stnl tbi I
u I felt a thrill v]
heariug. Hot u« the 'i |
^•wwd passed down th.j
»«*ehbar, Mr. Block tv
me not to forget th. '
the bank directors on Al
)d»«; and Mrs. Gohlth
y »y wife’s ear a cl j
••riret her Thursday rec<
•y wife, as she came m |
^ had observed the < ]
of Mrs. Penny ui an. I
P. B. USTUa 4 80*1,
OPTICIANS ANr>g
VrAW«&£ JUAattiUU.
the r
latter
ancient
bright aod pretty,
oaly Mule ugiy wo
the earth."
elena, the mother of
ic Great, was prosecd
researches in Jefosa
a series of towers t4
* the sea coast from 1
tinople, and when she)
lat she and the Christ
; WSmf
stantine
her pios
she cai«
built ak
to Const
effected
IB liH0«£.
Tm Pint PKOBDU tti M»
In Orinto* and November, 1070,
AWAKDKD TO
oiiAS. x, avxaro,
KOH THK BKST PH NOS,
ever Rnlrimorr, New York, PhQai)el)>hia
•ad Bontoa Uuufiictmn.
Ofkm and Amr Wamvoai, No. 9
Jf. Liberty Baltimore. Md.
8TIBFPB PIANOS
neatria all the blast improvement* ta be
fiMtud Ins firet-clsss l*iano, with «<ldi-
tiawil tapn>Tf*M»to of hi* own invention
eat to he found in other instnuaent*.
The tone, touch sod finish of three instru
ment* can not be excelled by sny maaa-
flecond-hrad Piano* always on hand,
from #:.% b.fsto
Padar Onrnn*. from the br*t%nk«n, at
from flfiO to flMO. •
Rrfrrte* oho bare oar fSanoein wee.- Gen
JeSrWr. Icdarin.Ya: C W Melton,
Vba+et, S (’; /Hfoidth. tArefor, S C;
WATCH KS & FINK
“ 4 Well. If so, whose work is
that f
“H>, Goff did a part, and I did
a jwirt.'
“‘Ah, what part did you do,
her greaf tliscovexy, the uncove ring
of the beams of wood in the pit fear
Calvary, I jwbit-h she believed, for
some reislon which we mpy fe®* 1
doubt, tet >e the wood of tho (free
of Christ, she “telegraphed” fthe
account tit the discovery to dlfert son
in Byzauji rm. A fire Mazing ori the
hill of Ari a sent the intelligem e» to
the hill | Hamah, the city of £ am
Wky is Food Required t—The ques
tion seems almost a Ward, so familiar
is G»e fbet; and yet the mmwot-te U
involves one of the grandest chapters
in the history of science. In Its sin
plest form it may be given ia three
words—1t is fuel. We require food
frequently for just too same reason
that a fire reqnires coals frequently,
and a lamp oil—because we are burn
ing away. 8trange as thto may ap
pear, ft fa a most certain fact. The
air that we breathe into oar tong*
contains oxygen, and this oxygen
combine* with or
“ ‘Why. I oppraed God all I could,
and he did the rest.
44 ‘The rerelt of the etamteMfoMl
was, that so far as they ronW judge.
the Holy Spirit hod been Main my>
theological teaeher, and Had indeed
cmded him Anew hi Ihrld, “not of
works, lest any shook! beast.’”—
t nr\Aitnn /Yffvivf)f.
Be Nodal at Home.—Let parents
talk ranch and talk well at home.
A father who fo habitually silent
in his own hodne may be iu many
respects a wise man, but Ire Is not
wise in bis silence. We sometimes
see parents, who are too life of orery
company they enter, doll, silent, tin-
interesting at home among their chil
dren. If they have not mental pr
tivity and mental stores sufflo.
lienee it flew to the: hill
i, where the city of ( fori
i splendid in its Komaa
11. They saw it from jfar-
5, and lit their fires to? tell
•'those who watched on
shall have golden crowM$mtfd never
die again” j)
“Will everyU*. I v have thoae pret-
ty wings and bright bodies, mother f
“No, those who are
good sad Imra.dfoJNter farhor, and
try to obey torn. Bod hoys sad girl*
w(fl rim oat of toe earth, too, bat
fAttle Mary'i T%<Mfkte.-lM#e> Mnry
had Just come from the window,
where toe hod been faring out upon
the western sky, mantled with cloud*
of the moot gm-gcon* Hues.
“Paps,” sbe said, “do rod know
what f think when T ace those pretty
clouds t
“No ; what do Jmi think of them,
Mary r
“1 olwpys think they are God's
red*. Doesn't be bare heantffhl
veils, p«p«, to hide him from osf”
“Troe coougfa little one,” thought
I; “the Hoods which veil hfm from
onr sight are beautiful. There tea
rainbow on them, If we will see it;
they shine with mercy slid trnto.* “
Woe not that a pretty thought
of little Mary f And does 1t oof re
mind poo of toe thee when the veil
shall be parted, and Re “to* 11 come
with Hoods, And etety eye shall see
htfflf* *
’faKuui-1 know can not
*•** wod 1 rarer ithiuk
Earin for my thiii
* 0ok ttpoti it as moralt \ w \
^ spoke of the sem
my wife, “what a sc!
I wonder Ui;.
0rk fo not drawn t< >
What can be in.
. m diacoursee!
dra't forget
opal ring for a d
The Christ.
aU 80 0,1
^»king 0 f evei
itl chureh—ami \
"fflOg of me.”
dear,” said I, -> J
r** toe us if nil or
?T*to‘ We go to eh in
we l»ear a.
false, if they an
32? tb *>’ * For in
If ire al
burns tin* muselrs
\ fast M
the
the spurt) r Lebanon that goes
to. the sea of and so itfl
along the sliorc by Berytus
Tripoli j qu il Laodicea af Syrii
the story was dropped
the line nit Antioch, thou the
lordly told magnificent city;]
L S Ikou^lo
fff'TOer
it does the coalrin a fire. The beat
produced in a man's body in the
coarse ef a day Is considerable in
quantity, though not vary intense in
quality. Taking the average, it is
MKWgh to rains five and a half ffal
Ions of water from freezing point to
boding point, aud this fo about the
beat that would be given off daring
the burning of a pound of coafa. A11
this heat comes from the slow wast
ing or burning of the substance ef
the body, so that it fa evident that if
we did not make up for this constant
loss by eafhig food, oar organs would
soon be wasted awaited consumed
it. Columbia,
their own household. Ireland ex
ports beef aod wheat, and Mvcs on
potatoes; aod |hcy fare as poorly
who reserve their social charms for
companion* abroad, and keep their
dullness for home consumption. It
is better to fnstrurt children aud
make them happy at home than it
is to charm stranger* or amuse
friends.t A silent honso )* h^duli
place for young people—a place
from Which they will escape if they
can. They will * talk or think bf
being “shnt op” there; and the
youth who doe* rat love home fa
in dauger. * id i
riMf naKHw of 1.000 Snuthcraer* v*-l,o ha
Uvnjrtit th* Striff Piano dure the Hose
the war.
Fab 1 22—tf
JACOB 8. SOHfOMSB
; DtiLSi nr .
fly away to a dreadfal, dark pteee,
world.'
of Issue
It cross*
the hills above Phi’
ever, and nothing to make any one
fe»n*r* tT t
“Wall, matharl f am determined
to be a good boy , for I want to go
to there VwnHf ul garden* yaa told
ago as iti went from bill to hi
riiv fii/sknd Pergam&s, and
Ida, “foray-fooiitained Ida,” anc
pfains of jTroy. From the sui
ofr high Giyaapus (Olympus in i
the ittbibitants of the new j
of Coqsfejntiue saw the flash ofl
expected imessage, and their sm
REWARD
A motpent’s thought irill show how
cloeei^''this agrees with well known
fact-. Why does an animal become
so thin daring the slow and 'flluufal
hs* cured
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