The Lutheran visitor. (Columbia, S.C.) 1869-1904, June 16, 1871, Image 4
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I frel g |t>w firm
Tto {Mm. uni
■I -, # jk ,«o
wher s is thy victory t
wtoi» i» thy «tin K T
Department
agr TltUe iaugbter Sunk,
true story.’'
I thought * moment sad then
Arrive *t
lywT* Ki
awl : J
aboftt yi
when sit
i»w an'
IT years, neatly, siuee
a* lived in a large and
city on the seashore,
on she was taking a
ofte a did, to that part
lien tlie poorer class of
She was not drwsod
fur all pt*aW£«gfc
pss was of a w
no. Instead
stack on her
wore s close- fli
jaunty
e attention of^the
wn O&rk shaded
forehead; jkef
“What |3
mama V
“She U
tracts. Oi
containing
for a sick 1
few squad
Main Stiff
street-, f >mj
of Water a
street, and
ter arm was a basket
wne oranges and jelly
Ban. | After •diking a
she turned off of the
and crossing another
herself at the entrance
eet. It was a narrow
led on each side with
m that looked old aud
hot spent their Sab*
ping,] lounging ahoitt
pdule their children
eonutry, sailing on the
as on other day?. Af*
o sewnil houses, *be
knew her, sad
im** a
ftemoon to
what do yfat
. * 1 «J ^ ^ C|nk
uiareii oil onti*
►el daring the
a daughter
i »om > are i
fid slit* related to
ised the son of
the footsteps %
A work charm
R. HurJciM-i
kIIWiM, therefore, he brt 4
ptirdhpo. TMr
mJ. b.. «„»,.<! M \mt
U« St Cur tie- pulpit. Such
want to talto
indays. Them
listers always
I ami dry, and
for void
Analysis, J
&****• e?
INI' 4c CO.,
o going) though
in ih' well enough/
THE LUTHERAN VISITOR. COLUMBIA. 8. f. M N« lfl. 1871
go to che
Imths in
atwl v
went into the
b^,pr
ter going
came t© ow*
cleaner than
who came to
g^m
their mothefi Win
Morw. She tfel.l
he«»oro
dren did
hoped *b*fr
the next
house, wli
and try to
gions duties,
to Jan
her sewing wad
« ‘Why,
want to
day 1 they
week.’
‘WeD, Mr©. Morse, let the
come to tne, and I wtM try add tell
then something
hard,”
with then.’
little, hotel
clothe© ware
to Mr *
Yonr grandma at last feraotefod
to let them oome. She Ox
several other thmittea, who
send their children, jaait to
weatobe
“Mr. Jagaeo a
boo©a> that had a waoie square
itaatL H waa built vary earty in the
history of the city, aad that waa the
ream why it had ao amah ground
around it • The yard in front was
beauMMly laid oat* ©ad ia the sum
*oer was a very pretty place. TeU
trees shaded the yard, aad on each
side of the smooth gravel walk were
lovely roses and flowers. Honey
suckles twined over pretty frames,
and when I asedj© go there ia my
childhood I thought that the Garden
of Bdcn cook! not have been pret
tier. In this large house was a big
room called ‘the kitchen.’ This
kitclieu was large enough to hold
fifty peopto^ 'seated to rows apoo
benches, and on the following Hah
bath Elisa had seats prt|*red for
her ,youug visitors in this large
mem. Soon after dinner the chil
dren began to oome, and some of
them weee ragged end easy dirty
indeed} others had tried to fix them
selves sp a little, and still others
were dressed neatly and cleanly.
They were very shy and timid, not
knowing exactly what to do, or what
4o be dose.”
“Was the Morse chlMren there,
U) go
God
Sgo,
the Hebrews,’ aad hers band
rtrk la vaioah
not regret Me
‘“Ob, I
to spell and
them some
the Bible,
lehetn, aad
don’t know,
“ u
cy, wlio was
she had
grand mu w
interrupted
“ ‘Ob,
storks in tl
».to%
bed
remarkable, !
how $ Jesus
tHdnwC $
^Mrs.
to go to ch
girt, bat the
fclk
did not ha
JehiH W
thc-ivMt
care of the
he «w\> tind
tell as
e% sty dear, they eaate, and
were the best and nicest children
there, 'the oldest girl, whose name
waa Lacy, ffa* a very pretty girl,
and very sensible. Year grandma
began by Hinging a abort hymn for
them. Some of Uie children laugh
ed, others looked sober, aad when
she waa done, a little boy spoke ap
and said, “Sing that tone again,
please; it's raaT^oUyf* Then sb©
told them all to stand op, aad she
retreated the Lord’s prayer. Many
of the children had never heard a
prayer, and they were surprised and
silent from .aatouiahrueut. Then she
talked to them in an interesting way;
told them of God; where Us lived;
about Heaven, and Jeans who came
to earth as a little babe.
“Sbedkf not Hie to tire the eltil-
dren, so she did net keep them very
loqg. Tlmy all prumhwd to cons
the next Sabbath, and after she bad
sang again for them they went away,
all bpt Locy^ Morse; she came to
Eliza very res|ieetfnlly and Raid, *1
know how to rend, Mias, and I, have
read all those little tracts you leit at
onr house; will yon please give me
something else 9 Yonr grandma
was glad to bear Lacy nay this, aad
she ww»t np stairs and noon came
down with some books suited to
Lucy 1 # age, and a Teat*incut. She
gave Lucy the Testament. She open
ed it and saw her name written ia it
by yonr grandma. Then she was
quite happy, and she iwomiaed that
she would road some to her mother
that night.
“This was the first attempt at a
ttubbofh-school ever made ia the
State or part of the couutry where
my mother Hved. She had read of
the Sabbath schools in England, and
she thought she eonld hidnee cbll
dren in America to like a school on
Sunday as well as the English chil-
dren did. Daring the wreck she
spoke to two or three of her friends,
who agreed to help her, and they*
fbundj that the children had told oth
er children about the ‘nice‘visit’ at
Mr. Jayli, so that on the next Sab
bath afternoon the large room waa
full. It was not very long until the
room was too small, and Mr. Jay got
the'use of the school-bonae near by,
and the school was then removed to
it. Others joked in helping your
grandma teach the neglected chi!
dren of tbs city. Before loog the
church officers of the different de
nominations took the matter into
their chnrchee, and many Sabbath
schools were commenced ami are yet
carried on. All arose from the effort
mode by my mother When she was
a young girl of seventeen years old.”
“ What became of Lucy, mama f*
“Locy allowed herself to be a
bright, smart girl, find as her mother
ooald spare her very well, yonr
grandma took her into the family to
assist ns a nursery maid. She be
came a true, good Christian, and
when she waa seventeen or eighteen,
she had gotten money enongh by her
wages and the kindness of Miss Bli
£a*8 friends who were interested in
her, to attend a ‘ High M©©f»* as it
was called. That was a ©rliwUfichool
orifgi ^
The reader
Ml rivld nor ©port ting,
dm to a higbar
position, ao that his teQy became when h© la told that lh©
very maoh impacted. pftori ia to
“Bov JOB see, Baste, what good © and that tha |
young girl accomplished. By trying by ¥>r. WffttaBM, tote
to be naefhl and do what ahe maid, alscsbU vninmas af thi
•hs waa ssadatbs meaaa af saUteg ' Of tWb fibrVlf
In motion the whole macliioery of : tagard to my a
Sabbath schools to this ooontry. thoogh sill! too
She has gone to IIraven ! and only j jwwtead and
in the Great Day will the reunite afl f“«wd It
with
my
m
have
her efforts be known.
B.
MkcellaneouB.
On Doll aad Insipid Writers.
In yonr
Mfirnh fid, than uppoara an
on “Religious Books.” It bears the
marks of a baud to which, 1 presume,
all yonr readers look with toll confi
dence of enfoying Uie result* of ex-
teusivc infbrwatioa
and fervent piety , it cantatas a
severe refirctiona ua an tors of
description rntiuel in oor tide. Uf
the jnstnefw of those refleetUBUt, in
the mutu. 1 mean m>t ©d dispate, and
they acoonl so much with the atrie
tores of uoc uf my favorite authors,
(Dr. Thoa. Arnold,) on the same sub
ject, that I can not but qnotr* a pas
sage from oae of hia letters, giving
advice to bis friend aa to the choke
of books. His words are these:
“8trype, [alluding to Btrype’s An
nals,) with all bis arruraey, is ao
weuk and so drsUUtto of all son ad
views of governawnt, that it ia {ioai
tivdy injurious to a man’s oodrv
standing to be long engaged ia ao
bad an atmosphere," he. (ftee Bias
ky’s life of Arnold, page 2T7.) But
ia not your editorial, tike Robert
Hall, unmercifully sevece upon Dr.
Owen, “the greatest af the I*uri
tans, as he ia ranked by moat of those
who have iiipt«e«i into that Ihmd Mss,
as I suppose >eor ortiie wmdd call it,
of theological tore which
forth by the Pnrantic school in
17th century f Though prolix to aa
extreme, I can not help thinking that
a more candid examination of hia
works would call forth a confession
that the (Undent of Owru will Is re
warded with a rich collection of the
very marrow of t'hristian doctrine
amt the profuaodcst inaight into the
arcamti of religions eXpecieiicr. 1
will quote the opinions of oae or two
mm to whom yonr learned and efcv
quctu critic, 1 know, will defer, as
good judges *ml of blgli unthority.
Tin ir jiositioo, too, as eniiamt km m
hers of the i'burtk of Kngtsud, will
shield them from the mispirioo of say
undue valuation fbr the writings of^* B >' this class of books,
the Dissenter*.
In Mr. Wilbcrfon A c«>leUrutc«l
work on “Ifraettonl Christmnity," he
thus Hpenk-R of the Pnritun divtnrs :
Many of them were men of great
penetrating into the spirit sod mean
jifiK ^ to© auth©r r aad risk te aa-
tiacting all the immommtmt to b«
derived from it ‘too editorial was
I mistaken in appropriating to Dr.
Owen thq ih«©dcriK>R lanprhad by
Robert flail against a non v ulnars
blr head. It was Dr. GUI who**
works ha {WooiMUired a " i nttotoi 11
| of mart. - As I have
hemmed therein, 1 can't
terfy aa to the javtiue of the fuhaina.
tioa. Bnt there air many of oar
OMSi.l. lurlhu-U. 1 |Mtofi w tin
would compare it with Jupiter's
smiting with his thunder .Ecrulaps
u, ib M of fkgam/ What llal
said of Owen was this, (I copy from
Ottoth©* (irvjury’ll UC© of JLail. i*«v
fixed to Ms MHtlmr df his warfioi)
Ills friend R, In eon vernation, asked
him s “Do yea think highly of Dr.
Owen, dr f Hall s “Bo, sir, by no
mnaM. * • • To me ha la te later
ably henry aad ptxdlx. • • • Asa
ren saner, Dr. Owea te mate tttegmal,
for he alaMist always takes for grant
ed what he ought la prwriy white he
te always proving whist he ought to
take for granted, and, after a long
depression. he randndes very |iruy>
criv with. ‘This te wte aur imntess
sod returns to enter u|hjb
to
him, the
■fl
to.aaft
say right ta
U last, I Aa
Bat
of tha
I saw Mias
withal
ami ptoiajy #iased; hat
she him so kind, ohearfal and
a face that aha te plena
at than moat beauties.
Her hair la of a decided gnsy, and
herself old, Hba te the |n©st eou
tinusi talker I ever hea/d ; R te real
ly Uke the babbling qf a brook, and
very lively and sensible toe; sod all
tha white she talks, she maees the
.however,
pnfnt.”
It te no w«*nder,
msa living la thi
large city, subject to
of crrvjDoft v or of friendship,
n sours te or shmbler at tha huge vol
naves of the olden time, or the q
tity of trash that hsa
te the eftmtoM a#
Hot I ran not help thinking
if the critic were lo tarn hia
eye Hack q* hi* rootempteoos sad
•lewuartetioas against re
auditor to another, so that it
©Ah an organ of IntoTHgtoee and
sympathy between her and yourself.
Tha aar-lanmpte aasms n|
|mrt of bar, like tha an ton me of
»lf rm haws as
to make, you drop ft to ; and
she helps you make remarks by this
delicate little appeal of the trampal*
aa she sMghtly dleneta it towards
yon | aad if yon have aothiag ta any,
the appeal ia ate strong enough to
emburraas yon. AH her talk was
abont herself aad bar affairs; but it
did ate seem like egotism, tmnar it
was so eherrftT and free from mar
1 fid ness. Aad Ibis wsmsa te an
!ad+, the (teWt
to Tfiris. Bhe
wy rfngnlar brooch or
Encircled by twenty pre
on the gftjmid of s dark
I aad covered by gtote in
front, lfi-w%*% do yaa ftrfvw f A
portrait f Bo. A lock of hair T Ifo.
What then t lost ftwr mswu f*mr,
Ilk© a atfirf intf
•orb a singular thing
as this! Her husband, a Poltati
nobleman, was pot to prison, because
wto thought to be a aeeret enemy
of the gorenrment He wta {tot toto
a dark, deep dnugeot., tor dow#
under the ground. He had no light.
He cxwffd not tdfrxritea It ©ran day,
or when ft was fright He had no
one to speak te| for no one was
allowed to go Bear trim bnt the
keeper of the prison. And Ir wan
not allowed to speak to him. He
had nothing to do. Days and weeks
and months pfitaed, and he waa fitril
in bis dungeon. He was not brought
to trial. Poor man! bow miserable
IfffBraal II© thought he would lose
bis mfad. He fNt hia rmaou begin
utog to ftvn way. Oh, If he only
bad something to d©!
Feeling Over hi* coat one day, he
found four pins. And he wegt fwr
joy Bat > on *.i>, fnvr pin* ! Jsrf
trkat mm woes fififl Why, V just
took them from bis coat, and threw
on the floor of his dungeon,
he got dos t* uu his hands
and foil all smei
if.
ary
“.'..•ftv-uv.'r. ,Stl
8. C. Ettilroad.
Cota 3^,tl
©fftw# 1|^ I
ha fttww sham on tha
fmr km
t It
that
. to
t calls !*•** wff l become extinct when
*li<>iiIII be* body te laid to tha gravel |
wUl not think as, xrere it only fhr
Her mkv. What? only a law weeds
to spring ml af bar mortality, to-
md sympsthirs
md fruiung
to
to the
And he would not go (
inking hia four pins with him.
hte Imst friends, bemiaar they
gives him aoiwaUitow to do.
And hte wifi* had them tusda up into
ti. whteh she vataed more
A They hail saved her hus-
o' San
c. C. & Augusta Railroad.
Ocawwt
r<
Mmi.
Ssmtf ^Sft. I
TT^imiterrrn '} Si -
VmWWPBm »awV«MS ••.«•••••• 4 UMftJR
Arrive »t Ciiariottc/jfT P, i|i|
Msring done cormeeticnr
of North Carohus Rond stsl
and Fast.
Trtihii ftmtfk.
Leave 4Tisvtette, H. 9fi|«
nw-etar Ut«
** Winn*boro It |i|
" Colombia ..tgps
Arrive at AnguM 4 26**
S*nl all jinteSs ia
iibttK. Vloutirmncrv,
Sebw*.r- “
ttftm to
| toying
that “it to a melaaehah tort that to
no de|otfttaciit of letters te then* so
srorh wctfinuF tlwttass. sa mack
flat, {irony. iflteR»* atol oopraitaUe ought to havw
time ago a registered
to
contained
in the idea of makiag the,
ilitesvjietiwu two given imints
the gvrat«wt fMsunbic: not a bridge
during the whole distance; not s
MATE WfMVE RATLROAP.
-j*
verhtsge ns In aar religtoas
tiuga* Bhould a worldly man read en\ck»pe was op< >>• .|, Uae moerv ura* •©«»“* h-»*piUl4e but known to the Ljjj*
tfdapmysgr. f«om w‘tornglyfi te our missing. As mntul to such cum, the | g«iflto; hsmmoqk* air hang, and V/l . avr Vidhali! at
k.hiM he not sny, “f m^ lltailm was plaa©d hi *a h—d* of aa ! topp*W I* rrsdv s men! esten at some Arrive st Asdenmc m
own,
writ ba
cv
smd skiUfui
Ac ’dn^ 4
of nor station* on the earthen Poor
of brfhgtne the cabin for licit of chair* and
this sisguAi^ k&
j wftnrws. with all his j»rofrs»lonsl par criminate to jnatiaa, with luufnrtMNis R* w beaten Iirrsd te
dality, consign* them to the dost ami to make s thorough ami rigid lave* *be coontry dtetrlrts,
the tqfidrtu." II would hate bred ligation. Tb© envelope appeared b* *• *>r who finds
well hsd yawr rritte named some te ba intact 4 bat the officer took it, bread : consequently
least uf the hanks sariptod from hte noaked it to water, and carefiffiy re baa to mchtde stores of all sorts,
S*i»
.4 ©IS
in
IMPORTAXT NOTICE
ir iL n . TO AM
DRY
,.h1 fort...., OF
the easnavn AU /’ftrif
ns
erudition, deep views of religion snd •'enanrr, that the fosttdion* and the moved the portion where the sealing ” rr ** *• 1**" :iml P* m t»ble fur
Pro© of pbrpres
never take np any hat one of thnar
happy gminsea dearribed by the U»
satirteii
this
umioestioiiable- piety ; and though bnay might know how I* coma at n proroat bad to>n riL j ted. By iIm*
the writings of the Puritans are pro Mttto triighm* inatroette©. without Msmstanoe of n micruacopc, he ftmnd
lix, and, aacardtog to the fashion of danger of disguat ar svaiteoa, and that small particles of ping tobacco
their age, rendered rather perplexed
than clear by multiplied dixteian*
and snlidivisions, yet they sire a wise
»f wwafffi, in which any one
snhtnit to some degree of labor
(tod himself well rewarded for hi
imtas. In particular, the writiags of
Dr. Oven, Mr. Howe and Ma, Sard
will deserve this character. OC the
first mentioned author, (here mwf s ©
•ftl **4arw# sftfi Jalri
ten©»»rsi dWrifiaade
Wilson. Bf.fV
iriture. The latter m gorgeowi— HAMILTON
pistes, ttejis snd spoons, all of tto.
which. when duly scoured to the
sand of the nearest river l»ed. makes
fTL SAiiuu'j ximi.
appetite w lMs “1“" «fii|»htot*on.
Ch argot-
... ...... MD.
J5 order the letter te meet the
as brave a shew as !
«fid I assure vv*u that few men estutf
" UL uiK*n ■ufligtins,, pr+mi*U~ i
4^S»*«roTl line* of Sample* oftoeBee
W. H.
ideces which I w
recommend to the
soil} one on “Ilenvenly m
abridged by Dr. Mayof
«n the “Mortifiriition ot
lievera.”
The name of Richard
other indorser)
and deal hi the
lovers of piety am! wisdom,
( Jreat Britain and thia coo
that preeioaa little volume.
“OeeiPa Bomatos,” (wMfch I
hewy by the way, recomtawd to alt
my youuger brethren to the miaiftry
hs at*mfc ««■©»,) to' th«» speak* 1
Dr. Owen stands oft Iks hand of hte
< tan of divines. Hi*
adhered to the
faff]
* wet the mucilage of the envelope,
must have nseri that deseffptton of 1 ♦‘frver with
The nfltrrr determined, to the'first But risfi I speak of wheat-bread fftctnre.»a*rantrehtjr af all ttntetes*
, place, t« ascertain if any owe cow as larking to the tittte counter csb ^UjT'aiuntiy* **** ru * m '
j Dfcted with 4% of the offices tin ough ms. I mast make haste ta any. in Rnytog »»nr ri*nd» tVom the
WihtriiwM Miisa wU * ".,1 to ti,.. pno,*.. inm ik. —an S5S5..S;
cd l>y niMny For one of U« gn at tw,, “ c,00 ^ **nt «tohcni>itoB. Ofttac rat town are have aeea sifitrds beta 1
mom... <w onlirmn Hnrotion of *" i«ri mvWI^No «4 tl>«i nUirtv-nioo k«.
.00.1,0 b. H. worn of IkorooglinoM: ^ l«™l.l, .bm Uu- Irttor ... ilmdth. of oar *» «"■ Dnlto.1
and the irrhwit superficial habits of 1 fln< Wll4 te*i. Imt to mfi one *of these States have ever seen. The swftil
the
Richard Cecil (ay
is deoeiwrih high
© tathnatio. of fill
hcr«H, t ruining nr* the hue of *“ ^ rtu ^
■any a «wu'i life. U in m Mnl ***“ "*♦ •
I fcr .‘ W ,1* Mrlivn who .0.
cousidansl to lm ao upright lumt.
II©
and one
tlBltl thoiw
Hia work
Ito/ktt • , j I II IJill S"I
1 IB f II TTvY I I I dmilTI
of iny XttJ first
to do anything tliomughly. Yet,
work w to ba «k*m so m to give
i*f.<( tion, H tnlist he done thorough , ^ ^ _ .
ly. •” : ; the Crime. The Chicago official had
1. ki..mu.1 / ,M| B>c dtfiitful sasptokm In the
nothing Hiuat i» starred met ; .
nothing left to chance; no thing b© ^ rt ^* ofl . * ^
tnheu on snppoaitkm. Year w liol© •awtorc ? but he had nft^d ao many
roergy mute he thrown Into yterr l”■™ 0,,, * “ rt *Eat lha habit
work, whatever it may be. All vote h ** t™' n hil ^ ^
Uiuughta must ba nonefifitifited in It * ^ ^“rihj l. M., by name, he said,
Your labur ouat l» gin lo it on- •' TV,,1 *•» uf >****■
,pan&gl)'. Yoa oioul grnjgr aoitWa ^
tl tat
k»ud in bin denunciation of
oomtKwmds which pate under the
name of bond to almost all parts of
oar country at© towe happily no
know n. Thewmoileet town on this
ifiland affords ;»tenty ©f light, crisp
rolls equsl to ttosw of the best hotel
to htow Y©rk. AAVhy te it that in thi*
mote vital inspect the Bpasiardo,
Aiinrimi and French are no im
■ usinaiihly oor superior* t Barely,
van, se a* old tmvellsr. ought to
Wsce a theory on ao inqsWtant a aub-
i
tto
of
lHxrteon of the
uteltetoi bv
The first te that
to
unity have
ladles. She (puilfflAl her
and made a very
temher. She became uc-
qjtajpted with a young minister, who
Wfifi fitoasett with her ©ml he married
hpv- ®he died only a few yearn sgo,
fijkfi sever did she forget to write to
yoos grandma as long m site lived,
and thank her for her kindness in
t time iot fetin'. Von nM let j dm, ' , n,i, ' k | ' ""V
nothing connected with it Ino mutter , ^**®^J*^** ; ^*
how small) esea|ie >#©r net in <
Never let sny work leave jour , Thi conviction WanfotxxdUpon the
hand of which yite ewe nte > in fill "“‘‘id that hte friend waa Um
trnth fijud honor, say to your o» u tAM- Acting npon this oouvlcUon,
heart thobit is as weft done am yonr 1m ‘ arrested the postteosCrr, and,
powers oould do it; that yoa toriW h “' iu 4f l»r«c»ired a sesrch warrant,
given yuor l«est, yoar vary best. Do» found tbo Avo one hundred dollar
pend on ft, m. work wbteh to net bills secreted in a
rlWI«4|iUp^hb- ! *n< h as « wt usctl years ago,
No wtMiiftit will ever keep rvgolar * tohh<: np hr hind the pic-
, eumloyim-ot of whom *T/woi not ba, lurr - Tho myatary was solved. Tl»c _ . —„ ._ —
OwHr, w|p» tfiwagh teteortgtofil, hfire sakl tfou thorough urn* ittMV the postmaster wan tried it> the Unifi^ hfiritly pot more upon a
Btatna Court to Chicago, «avie4e4, ! ha> -can* h
and may now be found at Jottot, the blade
Such wKtfirane
stays have
xlimiutolied among females by
per amt., and the second,
that (finer the nvorioading of the
head with chignons brain fevers
have increased seventy-two and
daguerreotype j three fourths par cent. — T - r
I--- -m
part* (»f Europe, «i
bv .'tlrsmrrs dirrot 1
Stark is at all times
pliefi with the novelties ot
and Pari* markets.
As we buy and sell omtf for*
mnl r no butt debt*, we are j
to nell our goods st rBOW 1 M
Put Cux* Lna Pnortr tima H we#©*
Im *n»(thn fbr mmpfer speeffir B©
of mmrfs X-r ni. We W to*
grades of every class of foods, ns* te
lowest to the must costly. * , -
(Mien —iwcnwijuaiiod I© to* r©*fi *te
Jbr rmt f. O. ^
Pnom-T-Patino Wholmale
»*e invited to inspect the Stock **©?
Jobbing snd Package fVnattaWSE, ©*’
drem HAMILTON EASTER fi SON
197,1», 901 and 208 West 1
Oct 26
Agents Wanted for
H andwriting of GOftte,
oar race; one on parriuo*
monuments] records, and
let* buried beneath tbe
of mined cities. Tto veil
It la era* work that km© men ; It to
worry. >' Worit In healthy; yoti can
united dteall a1th o»*dnm, nte enpi ; cbm ucteehUin* te her work
ons ia proper topics, and in molter .J* 1 *" w ‘»ridlv v.ell ns re-
iM'ttae lb* — 1IU „ H f loni dnt . v * tiUit th *
27 " j : *' tofidw * when he any*, “WhaUnever
antf Tri flimUrtte Bntehnd, as it t fi y hand tiadeto ♦«» do, doit with tky
were, for the mind. 1 * I n»i|tit. r —Hamr.
man than
r. Warty to 1
It to nte lh© wwolntion
Frao to Book Agent*.
where ho te working oat tha penalty that destroy* fhe mnriitoery, bnt the
Wf
Po*f.
■Chicago frktinh. Fear eecix-tes arid*;
: lore and trast am sweet jnk«cs.
fjji ,1 i
• t Unfit 1'"'*''
yrw SKRI
Whit©, of iterucU Uni-
varsity. in wnUbf of his trip through
the interior of Son D<mai>gu, »«jm l} !*©»
Th» tn.v'1 i.
We have seen ©ot a wheal since _ rslaite f4«phiy^ rsni on all Ktft
leaving the capital Tlie mud* are JSSCsCSttll
simptv brhlW iwtlps acenn^h cou Fte Pu*waw H tW* wa^Jftfi
idra of makiag the! dtowss
C. IWJtNIGHT, Wftf.
V 1J ILurii- K - — .
r». tv. iritRPi
letter <in nng in© waoie oiM«ua; not a T***'*' 1 A * r, ,,t -
ubmii tavern; Mid sometime* for a whole
*** Sj®* 11 ll * W ^**‘ At on the~~IUiu- Rtaff JhaftsSj*
night we Uke up our quarter* in J. run fatty, OandaT* excepted:
at....:.... 4 mp»
90pm
l
(h Hi rifi
vTJ - If? PTflMMlVI
^^VKHTY FR
0^** W
m,
*' if?aaOMh, fltrictly
1. fSta
rtn
toe
jrfll to ckargcfl p
nMTtiee un '
bo.fi, wttho.it tb<
SPw#-
t9 w7h. ta-
pest ofhre
lor.nuoiLf i
ls-d or no!
SvS*’ 1 '''
toe ©nhiteher ter eauto*
^TwouM Ut l* msulc, Hi
Klllf aimotuit. whctlicr
wke« from the offle or oof.
7 Thf ct*irU have de< ; i
touctatato oes jpaiH-r* nu
from the -poet **
Waving them uncalled for,
evidence of intentional frr
—Five ccnr- no
All liafiittiin- e and oon 1 r
■taii’ntg a. n. 1
CoH
Rcligjou^.
For the Lnf!:
Christian Fducr.' I
A^dtf** PrKrcrrd by J J
E#}„ at fbr CAfbrftiu n
» ffrftnnttir*! Lnthrrnn S>
A. r. ’
wmm . '**
' TV»rr FrirH/fx .* I am
fiy bnr beloved Super v
e^ert my humble cffor*<
'iRfiribflW on tWs )tt\y
and, when 1 see Irt* ti:<
ftbfi’atrd toTf forjretf-ilno-'
#hmst not Khrfnic frorn
nt&: what little I en
to* derelope amT tm
fbrwijrhts on WrixUnn K 1
has 'given man
nature, which f<* to Jy» en
vriW. Tbo often x^e^-
and l»t»or. :md tori’./-
riSR? die. 'without re~
dkWtfiriWg their rjM'TTtv.
fake of Nrftiiri**s iWvhtftfl
0tfl ©fijby her gioriev. u
’♦Ur melodies, amt x-et t
ttore to 51 wimethfog - 1 \,
brings her tieanfies nml
::hd lays them r.f jii^ fee- :
©HlflrbrtHh hts en;r-
ririi fbasts—“Htmng me:-
}firtl<tan'hv—tho lighter
thm—the eorefuttV x^re'ir'
dTjrisf ;tm| the ri
tWO ' deretopiT! t,- * y 1
with the flowers of pnr>tV>
berceefrcs null eni‘> v
that there somethin
sifhTb—to". nn(t--a'H-(V(i.
chim«tian nor oats <>n *
smi.
Christ iit ii Edptvition i
other hriilirhtxs of educii
% Christian, i 11stchi! of 1
©n*l cl rtn m sen toil, is :
n ^f l - Ffc may enjoy 41U «L
Kifts ; *iulhot t«4\ so, it j
(Ojpiake giswl use* of thy a;
hnjipy privilege to put o
cuts in whatever direvtit J
'HniMio brajieh of lean.:
^gation IS cfosed to ll»4l, ;s;
all the x-arions path-
under the sauctp.u,
a«»d gxiidamy of -a
* R in 3Ti*tapliysSi», tlu
ndndT I sa V , who has
right to iuquire into it.s hi
than the Christian
' at hD»l History, the
^riies ns of God’s glori
*11 iu and ii lH »u it! \
to admin* and appi«
b°^*r, the xx isdom, the g.
i« his be.;
I- U in A'tniT,.
or those’ sluuiug s’;
evolving woiids? TVho u
Hiem than lie w h«>
. almxe, to live for.
tluJ^Ti ,,a !*P‘ ,u
‘ftohc golden orbs !
AND EUjytAXlO.N
CHEkSTIAX BWMtaT
_<^uhlreu! l« t «n© beat
^toatsou while ©to folio’
together, sad seefc
j. . 1,ow Brienee, when U
**** totals atnl del
“"taU and fill thoaool with
>l?. am ^ ho pee.
’22*yo*i uee all around u
SjTteMh, nn „
>in«. a f. *" v,h ' BR li - h ’
l, n .„. ' * B| I «»i« Ilk.-
^ riie image of what ^ V
IJBht
s ^tand-
T WS,00tt miles
while VOtl CO!5
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