The Lutheran visitor. (Columbia, S.C.) 1869-1904, September 15, 1871, Image 4
BiN, YISITOBj COMJMBU. 8. -C.;
pwttj boy, Mia hi* father vh
ioas to know If Chortle val sea
that he was so stok. ftuM
up to the bed whese the dear <
' do you think yen cant Have got
you been naughty, often V ‘Yea,
papa, bat did not you a*y that if I
J wae sorry tor my sins, aid asked
h'+m la forgive ms,that he woold
do Itt I uskod him long ago, sod I
going to live with him.’ Be did
not live long after that. Be died
with a beautiful smile on his face,
and we know that he went to
Term* Cash. Btri«
JS 2? 5? '5S?h-
T ^3TUeokew-aJ S V
£U will be
v„ D etr name* an •
Option book, with.Mu
n advanr*
*»:w?PArf.a x
1 Anr perwni wli«* t
uUriv m** 11 tl “ P 0 "'
eSssssk?'.
b \'jf iTp«-r»-"
Jk- i» n ** l* 1
STwablidber may *
until payment i* ni \
55. » b ".
from the offit * *
gXlie court* hav«
anito takp npwtmMf
*.vkit*iK*4f of intentt** 11 '
Poitta^c—Five crun
All remittance* ami
be Sgdsesssd to
Kiev. A.
kf'B'p it dean hi ooflusoo with the
right head, aad not to get into the
b»Ut of it into their pock
eta Ttogr are taught that whatever
owe hand is only repaired, the prof
srenoe Is to be given to the right.
Thus the left haad la, with the large
majority of people, * comparatively
liimT He knew what faith meant,
sad you are not too Utile to love the
Savtoor. Toe know when yon get
into a patriot, aad stomp yoor toot,
and your fees grows so red, that it
is very naughty fbr yoe to do so.
New, if you are old eaoogh to toi
this, yea an old enough to be sorry
for it, and so yoe meet go and toll
Jeses all about H. U* will givs you
pleasant, happy thoaghto, aad make
yen be gentle and mud to Nettie,
and that w© teach her to be kind
aad gentle to let's*. 1 have known
There are many di
goals who need to ki
those command in r
him, and let him p< fc
They have been qu
state of death by |
voice of the Son of
tioome forth, bound T
with grave-dotbe*.
booud about with a
is to say, they have ’ L
able to shake ofl I
their former oondit »<
way in the liberty w
makes iiis people 1 |
have received divim
from the very atrug^. ]
and oouflicta, of >•
plain. Those that a
nothing oi' suck tin
Lazarus lay in tb«
the cold grasp v\
felt his grave-cloth* - t
drauoe to movetue T |
to be any hiodr»ii< < I
was dark, culd, and
frwedethei wen'*
pings of shell a <<»'
whese hands ami fW I
in the totters of dea4- I
siblv feel auv ’too*
grave-clothes; and
were f ast sealed by .
of death could mu
venieuee from a ua; J
Thns it is with
the unregenerate, it-
They are “dead”—
aally ‘‘dead.** Tt* ^
hound in the fettci >
they know it not. i.
confined by the ban
but they feel it iru:
covered by the dart:
but they perceive it
dead. The robes oi d
them—the grave c v.
them, aud suit theii
But theu, in souo.
the persons for wli
paper have beeu aci
mighty quickening \
®f God—“the Ream
Life.” A verse of >
u»ou, a lecture, a ti
Wiw, some pas-
proved to them a i;
It has sounded up*
bas fallen upon tb* 11
Penetrated to the dej
ing. TWy are arou
°°* how. .They aw.
Oot why. “The win.
itlisteth, and thou In
thereof, but can not
eometh, and whith* :
ev «T one that is boi
(Johu iii : &) The 1
its reality. ;Tl»e new
Place. The new ji.
to follow little Charlie, and then Ufcy
as he did. .' 8.
oaths of profanity or redolmrt with the'
odor* of intemperance. Boys have
eyes and ears. Left unrestrained at
night, to ramble threogh the atoeeto
of a large city, they are exposed to
tempotios, more bortfol than If they
had stayed at home and played with
edge tools. A laceration of the flesh
can be healed. A corruption ones
planted in the heart la hard to root
out When a boy learns to swear
and swagger by contract with evH
companions tt no easy task to waloarn
him. In an hoar, while on the curb
or in the gutter, a lad will kaveeoun
teracted all the good teaching of a
week at home.
tv ■
me when
strictioa of beys. They ought not to
be vigorously disciplined, but don’t
let them ran at large at night merely
for the sake of getting rid of them.
Father, gather theu around yo*—
talk to yoor children, inquire into
their habits, familiarize them with
» and forbid! them
I know, bat that was
I wouftf like to try
It, It always
his ton is sore to have a ooaneeOor
p-tyd supporter in his old days a poo
whom he ean rely. -But when (toll-
dren are allowed to become estranged
from parents, when they are permit
ted early to go into the street for
companionship, they will learn there
to despise the society of boose, and
hold to contempt, as they grow older,
its authorit ies. The chief attraction
of every howTe are the children which
belong t oik Men boy boohs with
which to make home pleasant God
fives them children as offering* to
Henaeffto take
0 his little broth*.
I to have the Sa
Sto never asked «
bless aad strengthen the domestic
bonds. No men is witting to make a
circulating out of a private library.
If he property considered that mat
ter, he would come to the conclusion
speedly that it were better to let his
hoped that he Refold
>e. But God thought
d atop day Charlie
house and ktod his
other’s lap, and said:
permit his children to circulate so the
pave. Home is the place for boys
and glrt% wjmn the candies am lit.
Fathers and mothers all fool a solid
tode contribute to the iKkiily comfort
<4f Hu ir children, aad clothe aad feed
them without stint But there is
something ttoe to the head aad heart
of a child ; and the training of these