The Lutheran visitor. (Columbia, S.C.) 1869-1904, October 13, 1871, Image 3
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into the arms of
suddenly find*
kin K»” ana
'* Rode, I
that Christie
children to
‘g staff,
settle “synodi-
the ‘"catechism
points” to the
[body* wheu the
are filled with
the truth fi u a
such darkness t
are consider,
and tremble,
I the church, bat
I honor and char-
In my next I
effects of this
B.
Lutheran Visitor..
tdajf-gckool Cel
r'V®/’ Charles-
\e Deity willed,
a the first man-
ff ®nt throbbing
—I *iU I
heard,
righty vault “th e
id the heaven of
bus powers and
ken, and all the
r-boru angels
^gotten of the
larped and sang *
*>HU and this 1
Great Creator’s
J will! and
heavens and
tb, now fieshly ' ♦
she looked up
»ty, a world of
inbeams of the * ’
»e blushing orb, *.
drawn forth
tes of nighty if
her first so§g
th her myriad /’
lem turn in on*- -
the light and -.
rlasting Benefi- -
ill existence is
id angels gaze
Mature turtif
i mighty Maker
1, and, as He
sr bosom, there
re and hill and
irilling penetra-
-spoken I will.
i udders, and a
ijks into life and
?e at bis Maker’s
. >
iU brought all
jrved and bean-
lade it man’s no
torious privilege
la the hands of
river, we see its
gather the les-
say, in earnest^
it has achieved
Is, so can it pro*
>ut alas ! it cap
This glorious
highest bless-
curse ; may be
the sharp blade
I heart.
las we look, we
Inner this device
gaze upon the
|hat do we
cities, empires*
[/ has crumbled
has placed the
ie, but crushed
ttli its tyranny.
hero, a ad has
, borne Qu the
bound the niar-
|d lit the Haines
1 tbves each man,
uefally for him
ilege to the best
choose aright,
jht, cease newer,
we bold this
Let each of us,
motto, and say,
i I
THE LUTHERAN VISITOR. COLUMBIA. S. OCTOBER 18. 1871.
peace at d foture tope, are ' removal of evils who’ia not yet ready
” i Jin - A™ at laat , to declare that they are evils. The
shall cease, manner in which those are to lie
bre *th hovers, »<i t its flualj dealt with who are guilty of the
T* j wroug doing, is something entirely
fli *on golden paths, flirt) agh pearly | distinct from the declaration that the
wrong-doing is au evil in God's sight
and must be proceeded against in
some way.—<Standard.
tm ] g Miming " iih celestial
eternity joy 4wait*.
Ijb u eternal appiu©** a >ove.
j I ^tetone bnt *t »ted pilgri n feet have
rtwardof pverlaatin love
kbosay* IW" Helpfte, 0 God ?
Ecclesiastical.
great
Our (Want.
wa itTm now >’ o{ our
i spirituality—that
element rhich firt* the soul
ible
HI
UtryiaML-—A Mormon preacher
held service at Dayton on Sunday
last A man by the uarne of Bow
man, who professes conversion to the
Morrnou faith was baptized. The
preacher afterwards attempted to
to Ioble*aetii>. Many I P m,ch but hi. congr^ion fetor
autrint* mined that he should not preach his
*~Z dtaub fits polygamou. doc.ri,, in M pj-
. Afterwards some of the unoonvefted
that tb s chuclre i commit , . , ,, _ . , . ,
1 , . „ rv anoiuted him with flour and lubnca-
,fler (Coo high, r motive. tin « oil > “ ud ,luckwl h,m in ,he
JS wtog 4 teacher, (f 00 '. ®? eud ^ ehapU-r >m
i , cert in oomb»r of blue Ro * km « to »
which ajcr some ime they The Universe publishes the follow
Af er having mg blasphemous prayer, which the
Pope is said to offer up daily for
takes i© place. This is,
sad afl ir. Ote atimes in I out sin, look upon France; pray for
we he ie teache rs ask no France; oh, save From*. The greater
what s coutaii ied in the its guilt, the greater its need of thy
book That tether, who mteNtttwion. A siugle word to Jesus,
itlitoen book ii hand, a$k nothing reclining in thine arms, and France
■ the ques ions as s?t forth in » saved. O' Jesus, obey Mary, and
book, is, I th ik in a lamentable **** France.”
on. Many lessons are taught ^ Difference.—“Distiiictiou be-
single poi it or remark in re- twceu Roman Catholic priests and
the inner nan. It is not the Protestant missionaries is very easily
of learne answers we putnp discovered and apprehended by the
our pupil that makes them people wherever they have an oppor
nor i it the number of tunity of comparing us and our ope
and pietu V books we give, rations. With few exceptions, we
are well en »gh in t leir place, retain our foreign dress; the priests
should >y all m< aus teach adopt the Chinese costume in all its
a way, that ev^ry lesson details. We preach publicly in our
ointnthe childn n to Clijrist. The chapels uud elsewhere; the priests
1 bef end and obj et of all onr teach- never do so. We distribute and sell
ji g si cold be, lea ling the idiild to its books of all kinds—religious, kistori
Religio simpreahionsmnst cal, and scientific; they abstain from
Withe it it, wbjat will all | this. We are, for the most part,
3
Itoor
teaching avsilt We dare not
silent in r* gard to “the one
Deedfol.” S nls mns( be saved,
s the lime, 1 efore thoughts and
become fij|pd. M
meu; the priests are, of course, deli
time as to t ae. best
It is ■ importai
destroyer, ami at a jieriod when lift? j of heaven, as “gently shuts the eye
was foil of promise. In the bloom i of day *
of wotnauhood—and wedded to a fond s »iirr llfr m> Mvrstly rnmnl n, be.
and congenial companion, her cap of i ** htpe'd in >mm«rUthte ~
happiness wan full and overflowing.! ^ r ow all that was mortal of her lies
and aeented a very fonntain of joy to ^ **• the silent grave, with its gloom
all arouud her; ami glowingly did J forever di»)ienird by Him who is
ex)>ec*tatiou paint the beckoning “Ua resurmdion and the lif^^ , ' “.Mbe
future of two hearts indissolubly j »• u«t dead, but sleepath j* and we
united in purest love. The morning know that “them which al«<ep in
had dawned upon them in health I Jesuit will God bring with him.*
and buoyant lio|n»—but. alas! ere
the sun had reached its meridian, the
dread mhmmohh came, and with his |
deiuirting rays her ^spirit returned
to God who gave it.* Truly, “iu the .
midst of life we are iu death.” Her
• §
life whilst nearing its noontide has j
faded iuto endless day. Hut a few j
brief years siuce, she stood a joyous
bride, rooeiviug the benediction of
"Jesus, thou Prince of life !
Thy chnat-n ran not die ; ' •
IJVc thee, they conquer in the strife.
To reign with thee on high.”
Church Notices.
flwWWWWlhiSi i *fc. .-ff&JB..- - -- r,'“
Voties.
Ths Newberry Conference •>( ti M -
Kvsugellesl I.iitheisii Hynod of Soritli
. . ... . . .. ftniHia will hotd its next regular meet -
her pxtor aod tbe ouiitirutalMHiu. of ln)[ ubrn . mu j „
devoted friends; HOW she rests in Shirey’s rharge. at 10 o’ekwk on Friday
the embrace of llim who received before the 5th Munday in October. There
her first esi>ousals, and will forever | will be a sermon «n> tire ‘ Kvaugelieal
honored guest “at the mar-1 'jAU»oen»*'Dt: •!«» and
disen—ions. He hope there will lie a
fall attendance, as hasincssof uu|mrtaucr
is before Cunt err nee.
II. H. WlXUABli, See'y.
Special Notices.
be an honored guest “at tne mar
riage supper of the lauub.”
With a decision and firmness which
solemnly impress those dear to her, |
she in early life “chose that good i
part which shall never be takcu from
her,* uud publicly eoufessed her Lord I
in the rite of coutirinatiou iu couuec i Trust what Time has •asetioasd.
tion with the Evangelical Lutberau The dlaiint that the voire of the prople
Chureh iu Winchester, Va. Thence » “ tl»e nlrt of the divinity, may in MMue
forth she wavered uot iu her attach “1**" tedimbt. imt the ultimo
... . . . . . uy of liolieat and «nllgiitened w Him-smcs
«« ">* <=*““- but h « ; . u ,l
profMMon of fiulh with i, rou.1 lovely | A 1| | (( mu. |)ti I [Hit t. h wotth, uf ct»-
uud consistent life. Sjw Was a liv- .trure, admits of uo«|urs04Mi. t*|H»u»urb
iug witness for Christ whether amid J te*tim«»uy the r, |»oisti.Hi of Uudrtiti’t
the endearing sceues of her youth, or
«*
WANDO FERTILIZER.”
THE PRICE HA8. BEEN REDUCED FOR THE SEASON OF 1871,
AHD HAH nKKH FIXED AT
X
CArilf*—*50 |H*r Ton of “ nou lbs. at Factory. TIME—$55 per Tou of
If,000 IIm. at Factory . Payable Nov. 1st., 1871, without interest.
WM. t\ DUKK8 & CM)., General Agents,
(Charleston, 8. C.
itKV T. 8. BOINE8T, Agent at Potuaris, 8. C.
F.b 1
22—tf
»•
T
bates. Our schools, of all 11 ©scrip
tions, are ojH'n to the inspection of
low 18 tne time, jerorc impiguts aim i the neighbors, who go out and in at
h is said pleasure, and so there uever has been
ethods of a breath of evil suspicion in refer
t to get euce to onr work in that direction
methods in very po4sible way, whereas the Roman Catholic estab-
ren event mine ofjonr own. lishments are generally within high
alter all, spit uality is the great walls closed to the people. We have
That teac ler w hope heart is educated ladies engaged openly in
•with the B ly Spirit, longing the Tuition of girls anti the instruc-
laboriug for she spirltnal well- tion of women; they have nuns, for
of his or her pupils, is the eign and native, who live in nuneries.
we desireltn these |days. f He We have uo confessional, no chiset
aud communes with Christ; ing of meu and women. We claim
baptismsihf tpe I^oly Spirit; no territorial rule, no magisterial an tude ami trustful serenity she infosed
with a large, warn, loviug, thority, no official rank and no ex- a spirit of tranquil hope and reverent
heart coiies befor 3 his class, territoriality to our converts. Onr submission into the hearts ol tin
earnest. J His class is not fed sole object is the diffusion of light,! with wlwun together she experienced
‘‘empty Ipoou.”- The great- the spread of a higher civilization the sorrows of early orphanage
iu tie way of ipirituality with all its blessings; and above all. Whilst of a most roofidiug di*|*>*i
of ouirSunday schools, I the proclamation of the gosjad—that tion she ueitber rashly sought nor
liiok, is owing |fo the n iconverted message of God to man which is the reciprocated the confidence of others;
appoiited. Wi sl^ikl by only metlinm of new life to men and but her confidence once given was
3 means deal lnrsii with these; but | nations, and peace and l»o|»e, and
teat them witll, the greatest kind- joy, to poor suffering Immunity.—Lon
Let converts spei k to *such | don Chronicle.
on the I subject ^f religion ;
tlios** of her newly adopted Immuc.
81»e was never “weary in well doing,"
but, “abounded in every good word
aud work.” Iu the Suuday school,
iu the ifocial service, iu the publa*
sanctuary she was a constant aud
faithful worshipper and co-worker,
ami with an earnest affection she
#
directed many iuto the way ot salva
tiou, with whom her memory shall
ever be blessed.
llcrs was a character which would
bear the closest inspection, and which
indeed required an intimate acquaint
ance to lie adequately ap|MvcAated,
so unobstrusive ami guileless was
her spirit ami habitual bearing, lie
loved of all, sbe unconsciously
wielded a fascinating influence over
her familiar <x>tn|>auioUH. Iu her
native home she moved as the guid-
iug and presiding presence, receiving
the spontaneous deferrm-e of broth
ers ami sisters, as the one who for
them tilled a am in ted mother's place.
Aud partly, lovingly aud faithfully
did she till the responsible |>ositiou
thus assigned her; for by her forti
Mtomarh Bitten, as an antidote sod cure
for man> siliiH-nts is based. I>nrinffthr
twenty years (tail it has been before the
wot Id, mnninei *l.l« |»rr|isrwf Huts intended
to eotu|M-le with it, have irutte up tike
rockets, aud come 4awt> the extinmiishrd
•ticks. Meanwhile the pmitTewi of that
ioromparable Uwiie bas brew .sifl ami
steady—always upward ami onward
like the esirl.-V fiiabt. Its uitradur-
tion imalucrs an-volutHMiinthrra|H-tttics,
ami tt |>n»ved to br .me of thosr salutary
revolnttotm (bat ran not jo* Isckwanl*.
To-day Hamtetter’s llittem is oac of the
most popular remedies in rhtvtemiowi. tif, i*i, W Ay aart irify a*
and romuiamU a larger sale than say CAsnm Sgmmt ef AwtA Antetwu.
THE LUTHERAN BOOK STORE, oeorge s. hacker s
ii: sorth sutk street, * J)oor, Sash and Blind Factory,
PHILADELPHIA,
Is now pretMiwd to till oitlers for tdl out
Church Publications,
ami also standard
Theological and Miscellaneous Works.
filling
(‘articular atts ntion gi'eu to iIh-
«*f unirn ft*r
SUNDAY SCHOOLS.
amt es|w-i ial rare taken iu IIm* seki tHHi of
KFSBAT XCH^GL UBUAilIKH,
to whir It the Siiperiuteiideut gives his
perwnnal attamtioti. #
Address order*, as alaite, to
T. I- HATlRAt'K,
Jau -5-6ni Superintendent.
RUPTURE CURED.
Marsh’* Radical Cure Truss.
•V,/r uujt ,n{j fOmi Path Impervious.
f r f l K 1*^ aud moat efteetivr Truss
I ie m ii* * oi^ Himtirla* wL*? ^ ,, ‘ 1 «(
Kaptwaa, This Tm«s re-
physicians of this wuntry, who do not
beat bite to recommend it to those afllu te«l
oth. h ^ Hen, “ “ b, i ** to all
It U the only Truss that will retain tb*,
tiow els with any certainty, and tlie wearer
ran fee aasured that he Is nringa remedy
that w ill be at all times safe and effectual
in its operations. Of this we guarantee
entire satisfaction to all who mav come
under our treatment.
Indies* silk elaatie abdominal belts for
corpulency, falling of the womb, and as
a support to the back and ahdomina!
muscles. Anklets, kneecaps and stock
mgs for varicose veins, ulcers and weak
joint*.
Shoulder braces for ladies, gents ami
cliUdren, for the cure of stooping of the
shoulders aud gs a cheat expander.
,n,4ram f»>^ the most superior
e/WtT.uY 1 U I^—bgiil. es*jljr *4twMe<l ami
«fle«tual Instruments for^all physical
,,f "*•
ciall^mhi^ ^tobrated Artifi-
‘ Agrnt for Grandall’s Pateut RnhU t
n itches.
for Dr. Babcock's Silver Utcriue
tipiwd Crutches.
Agent
Happorter.
Agent ft
sory
gent for I>r. Wadsworth's Htem I»er-
CHAHLE8TON.
^ U iuipoi1«-d w ork kept
IN aupplv the I'onntrv
BOOK OF WORSHIP.
(Hi baud to
x ( »uji;>n ilie niuuin trade. All
work js made at our own factory in the
city, amt under Oh- proprietor's rfjiecud
sujVn ision
Send for Price List. Factory and
PritmrH. Jm-]Ware ltuouie i King, opisaute ian non
Stitwl, on line of ntr railway. P. 0.
other meda-inal pre|Mratiua. dmneatir or j rp|||g Baak.«f «4 papaa,i4>. « No * 170
imported. «m thia side (*f tlw Atlantic-. | rr aijT We gt%e tin- chnrrh eight
As a cure for dyspe|Mia, htlltou* diww rents <*n every otjty s*dd, ami in this wav
der*. m-rvww* afihdkms. gmmddrbdit«. !»•»*«* thapwfitoarcrwe to th.-. l.m. i* - - 2
July
tf
and as a preventive id rpnlemw fever*, it i Plirr, in sht-ep.
take* precedence of every other remedy. Dark Aiwmy
This fart should trarh the ambitious gilt cdg»]..‘
conttlry dealer* who emi*-*»or to foist Morocco, extra gMt...
their local als*rt»«»ns «hi the putdic in its j Turkey Mtinw plain
■lead, bow futile tbeir Moatt attempts to
('^jole the community uia*t aeces<*iiUy br.
Where thr |mm<- fish liate failed there is
mi cliance for thr “MM-ker*.”
• t UO
1 SB
I ao
S 00
? rso
a 751
.1 no 1
|ay tor them; Idistributel tracts and
Ir 1
coin
them
t^eir
ke L(ml whil
.tgootl bcoks on the
Spirituality dar s not be left
back gfojind, if we want to ac
b the g ^vit work set befon*
t us ha f|B| more talk on the
ubjeit of ex]x rimental religion, and
. 1M tf fashio 18, Let fiqconverted
aiehere sepai ate tben^elves from
* “ wicked associates), and seek
may found. Let
Webster'* Unabridged. Sew IIlustra
ted Edition.—As the traveler at the
eternal city gazes with rapture upon
the wondrous dome, and upon each
recurring visit beholds something
new, some new feature he bad not
seen before, so it is with the student
of Webster. The oftener one turns
over its almost endless (uiges, the
more his admiration is challenged.
y less! sttention to pic nics
to player. W e want more
lity. The risiu \ generation
.out of onr reach,
that sle 'pest !* May
an odt pouring of the spirit
schotjl througl out the land,
mercyj upon all.—
in.
abiding. - Possessing a lieart gra
ciously sympathetic, she was uever
betrayed iuto the extravagances of
men* sentiment. Sensitively alive to
the wants uud woes of others, she
responded unselfishly to the appeal*
of suffering. Whilst eminently qtial-
ified to “rejoice with them that tlo
rejoice,” she was equally fitted aud
disposed to “weep with them that
weep.” A rare disti^e rest ©due** |»er-
vadetl all her uetitius, a* slit* ever
seemed eager to forego her own ©ast
and enjoyment to promote the bappi
ness of others. Considerate of the
New Advertisements.
THE RELIABLE
AND
OLD ESTABLISHED
CLOT HINfi
AND
HAT HOUSE
t»F
1L A. W. C. SWAFPIHLD
Tntkcy Mmtireo. sa|M-r estta gilt
Turko Antiqm-. .* no
With gilt i ls*]*, JW.rents extra.
Minister* ami rtHigregatMHt* are re
quested to m-im( (»ii their tuder* at wmi ,
to whtHtt a dtNrount of trti jrt cent, is
UMlIf,
TVim KD1TIOS.
1‘tire. in Slwrji. ft; Antltrtsme, gill
; Kagtbm Twrvry. ft Tea i*-r
ole. f*
rent ilwttM
qaaotitie*.
Feb H»
|h*t
It auwle to those «ini but in
DD'Fir. K rHAPMAK.
IU* J.M-Ib-t'*, ('((tumtHa. S C
24—if
* •
j* .
t'tuler a VMiniiiig sun. where bilious
afft-ettons aud fevers of \arioo* dcarrip-
Mou- so gene rail) {in- vail -
Tarrant's Etfe vescent Seltzer Aperient
Ma* Iwen MicrcftHful bevoad all parallel.
IteiH-e the |div*ician« «*f thr tropin give
it their ruii'hatir ^auction, prescribing it
iu pepfrreoce to every other ajierient in
tiM-. The iiatirtita. of countr. gladly ac
quire* c, tot this preparation is (Hie ot the
fiiost delightful, as well as tuild and cool
ing cathartic*. < Itemistry has yet devised,
and puMcm-K every medicinal virtue of
the far-famed German Si-tdcr Spa. It is
a |M»m der that onlv requires the addition
of w atcr to prudure in an instant a deli
cious, effervescent beverage, as well as
an in valuable medicine. Ask for and
accept none but tin- genuine.
SOLI) MY ALL DRUGGISTS.
11
It would be HU|K*rfltious to sfieak in
detail of the merits of this gre*t j claims ami feelings of all, she was
wark ; yet it would be impossible to moved with special temlerneaa to
say a word too much in its
Charleston (8. C.) Gazette.
praise.—
The Gov
ureti is tli(
•nances
Marriages.
ig Power
word of
-ymen.
ither way,
aud
\usL and what I
1 > *
,sed. With tli is
la untried,
mt, we are in
ourselves aud
p edge of WU-
t we may onl «
gh paths of , ''i ce ?
the depths. f»t
bec6mes to
i aud a surety °
helm aud mofi* e
whichi if
the compass 0
-■ us, by tbe bea-
U, iuto the saf« j
For to him « u ®
comes pby^ 0 *.
attainment an
terature, Science
is frieods, co 111 '
lay their t^ a
t retrospect*
by at a-rapti rig
«a8ynod
in the
God, not tbe
Nothing is
o foice uieas-
itions b »* legal means:
>od mus; rule in the
the ibllc wing passage
Insulan is from a ser-
before the Pennsyl-
r ® heart! y agree: “The
(ration and wisdom of |
fred the peaee of the
examine teaches us
day, usfge*, practices,
organizations such as
wards the negle«‘ttHl aud unfortu
uate; and with swetdest charity
toward the erriug anti misguided.
With frientls or straugeh«, her couu
teuance wore a smile expressive ot
her habitual cheerfulness; aud her
demeanor toward all was marked
with au unaffected modesty ami
grace that stam|ie«l her as the high
est tylie of the true Christian wimr.iu.
By the same, September 21»t, 1871, j Thus ill that happy home which she
Mr. Chas. I). McKinley and Miss daily blessed with the voice of her
Marrietl, September 1Uth, 1871, by
Rev. A. I). L. Moser, Mr. I). 0.
Cosby and Miss Jane McKinley.
Both of Cabarrus Count* , N. C.
H AVK Jnq received Us- large*! *ud
choice*! stork of ttrsdj • hiwm- ("loth-
mg. fist* sad Kntnidung tiond*. that
llwi have ever offered to thr ptitdir. amt
rnifirariug every *ue madr. At we lutrml
to do a largrr trwdr l»Mi» we bare hereto
fore done, we will be able to aril at •
Smaller l 1 Tottt tliaa we have heretofore
door. I brr French *tv le* of . I
CASSIMEKES AMD VBSTIMGS
Are ack now.edged hr all to l«e tlie
rhoH-e*! select lot! *»f (torn!* ever seen in
thU market. Onr st vie of OKTTING PI* ,
GAKMKNT8 will la- superior to any-j
thing we have heretofore •ttrmptcd.
Onr stork of Shirts. Scarf* and Under-
v* ear need Intt to be srrn to br appre-
riated. ,
’ Hats—we have all (He latest stvlos.
We are still tusking to order those
per fret-fitting Shirt*.
R. A W C SWAF FIELD
Iff' Country met chant* supplied a*
cheap as any h«xi*r «onth of New York.
Oet 13 •—tf
Ui t
*
Ladle*' Apartment with a competent
lady m attendance.
< Men per mail promptly attended to.
8. MARSH,
‘J2 W. Baltimore 8t..
Baltimore. Md.
June 1» tf
1855 * 1870.
LUTHERAN
PUBLICATION SOCIETY
NO. 42 NORTH NINTH STKKKt .
PHILADELPHIA.
J- K. SHRYOCK, SUP’T
v
The Fatherland Series.
The Lutberau Publication Society have
made arraugements to translate and pub-
jwt a aen«* of German Works, (suitable
?•*“»»> ntld, r »b© title
of The 1 atherUud Senes.
The following books have alreadv lieeu
ptiblisliod;
The Cottmre bv AejAke *0.75
In tin* Midst of the North Sea....... 0.75
Anion, the I uheruum o^5
Rene, the Little Savoyard 0.85
Fntr; or, Filial Obedience o.«5
Gever Walty; or,Fidelity Rewarded. 1.00
These six hare been put up in a neat
case, forming Set Xo. 1.
Under tbe Earth *0 70
Olaf Thoriakaen IM
The Treasure of the Inca 0.85
Bnned in the Snow oj«
Dotinfiic; or. Bread upon the Water*. 1.18
Seppeh, tbe Swiss Boy 0^5
Forming Set No. 2, put up in a neat
case.
p»e Greek Slave; or. Filial Love,..*1.10
Leonhard, the Runaway 0.50
Little Maddon ; or, Maternal Love,.. 1.00
Gottlieb Frrv j jq
Tbe School Master and his 8ob,"..!.1J8
1 oraiiug Set No. 3, pot up iu a neat
cnee.
Ju*t puhliftbed: Wulfgaug. Prince of
Ajthalt; Tbe Iron Ape of Germany.
oil gang,
ofGenu
In press, and will shortly be pob
Gustavu* Vasa: or, Ring and Peasant
t Wished:
. . _, —- —. —og and ‘
Adam Nenser: The Faithful Negro ; The
A alley MU1. By ( art Wild. Translated
by Joel Swartz, D.D. ; Knight aud Pea*-
?- nt - EnM,r »W ; The Three King* ;
faithful Until Death.
We have a number of other Tranala-
rioii* under way, which wo will announce
from time to time.
S. S. Libraries selected with unusual
care.
Uwbjnet Organs and Melode(His fur
nishcvl to Sunday-schools and churches,
on special term*. S. S. Banners supplied.
August 10 49 tf
.-j-: tSept 20
3—1 ut
—■ I
IMPORTANT NOTICE
Qf All-in as ^
BOILERS
J.M.EASON&BRO
I> E -V 1. E R H
P. B. SADTLER & SONS,
OPTICIANS AND
Baltimore 912
. dumsou,
Street.
n*PORTE*s or
And Those in Want of WATCHES & FIXE JEWELKV.
BUY & ® 0 33 S
Mm i ACTVRIIW or
SPECTACLES, SPOONS, FOHILS. AX1> SIL
VER WARE GENERALLY. "*
May 13 I860 444-41
hAKLECTjif
April 14
ly
tl^K have now in stores full line of Uie
V v newest nnd most
Sarah Jane Wilkinson. Both of
Cabarrus Couqiy, N. C»
. Obituaries.
at=
"orthy
»Pp»y
Died, in Georgetown, I). C., on the
13th September, 1871, of sudden ill
ness, Mrs. LaCra M. Adler, wife of
Mr. Maurice J. Adler.
A pure Christian character chal*
lenges the admiration of all, even of
. .^ lr IKktrff condemn, I those who only present its contrast,
‘fly iu lonkisten with the Gos- Grace is distiiiguiMhing, aud crowns
an our ]reed, th t wisest method its possessor with a glory not of
t ie evil ii, not to force | earth. It bears the signature of Got!,
wical >r ontwai d church rules, I and enstamps the divine image upon
by aninspi ed |wd* erring the soul. And through the “walk
> on un onvincet ami Unwilling and conversation’ , of the bnmble
!?. t ^ ut tb« Apostles aud | believer it reflects “the mind that
to ilepend tolely upon the was also in Christ Jesus.” Of this
3 0 * ^ foe troth Church laws, we have a bright illustration in tbe
to enforce he*‘four points,’ life, example, and suddeu death of
neve purify \ he heart.” Bnt Mrs. Adler. With profomid grief at
,ID8 ^ y n8 vei y strange that i her departure, yet with praise to the
ristian ministers who can God of salvation, we record it as
incc isistent with this when ! another triumph of his glorious
o i prouou icing the evils,! grace,
wi ich the lower of divine > The circumstances of her decease
is ifronght o bear, really were extremely painful to the natn-
does not ral feelings. Without warning site
was called upon to meet the insatiate
of rebuke. 1 He
the \ owi of Uod at all for the
fervent prayer, uimI in the social cir
cle iu which site was becoming more
aud more beloved, uud upon the
highways of travel, ditl she aimerely
endeavor to “let her light shine” as a
conscientious disciple of the Lortl
Jesus. Hers was iu truth “the path
of tbe just which sliineth more and
more unto tbe perfect day.”
For her death bad no sting—tbe
grave no victor}’. 8be said she was
not afraid to die. With her latest
breath, to sorrowiug witnesses she
testified her faith in her Redeemer,
the .Saviour whom she loved, bat
of whose love she Jewed herself
uuworthy. And she enjoined it npon
them, through that same Jesus, to
meet her in that blessed realm where
death and parting never come. And
may God incline them all, and espe
cially him whose heart is now most
desolate, to sacredly regard that
dying request!
The good Shepherd “having loved
her as his own, loved her to the end.*
He went with her into tbe “dark val
ley and shadow of death,* and there
“His rod and His staff comforted
her.* Her end was triumphant, as
sured, peaceful—closing in tbe light
Clerical Register and Church
Statistics—Almanac Notice
to |«rei*an-
': fieri-
GET THE BEST
Webster*! Inthridgwl Dfctfowin.*
10.000
Word* and Meaning* not tn other
IHrtkmariee.
a.ono Ifmfrortmp*. IS*) FffQomrl*. /W|l!
( N lad to add my testimony iii it* favor
w uWtwr
\ S it in any nt.xiott* desire
.oid funiiftti a full and n liulJi
ra! Itejfisteir. and also arntral© nnd com
plete tiimvli Statist ie* for 1**1 Ii F.nirtisk
and the Getimm Lutheran Clmrvh Alma
nac* for 1872,! WonM respect fully request
meu wIki have changed
FASHIONABLE 600DS
Of domestic, French and Knjdjidi nwnn-
tare, which wr iruiiraiit*^*, at all times, ki
sell as low, if not at less prices, thau any
house in Columbia, buying our Good*
from the largest and most celebrated es
tahlislinicnts in the Unite*! States. And
all, we have now in
REMOVAL.
DIERCKS. Wholesale aud Itetnil
W • Grocer, Columbia, S. C., n-sjHTtfnl-
ly informs his friends and customers that
he has removed to his new establish incut,
formerly Kinsler’s building, on the comer
of Richardson and Taylor streets, where
a:
he w ill constantb' ker^ on hand a well
,1
^ very reholar know* it* value.
all Lutheranoler
their nddrexar* duiiug the post year, or ! ^ ^ desire to pirn
who intend to etfaujre soon, as well aa , mr .he
th«sw who have lawn lately received into 1
tile mmiatiy. to send iu their address for
1871 before the last week hi September,
alker,'of Harvard.) 1871.
I would rtqxH'iallv inquest the otileets
of Svtiod* to send me copies of tbe pro
ceediiur* of tbeir latest mectinjr*. and
such other reports iu their poasesaioD
which will enable me to correct and ini- j
piove th.* list ium! statistics of our Alma- i p MHn lowest to tbe hiirheat, mid we
uses. Other persons not minister* ar £ feel confident that all those favorina us
invited b» evatnine theUlerical List aud ^ w j ( j, an OI der from a distance will he
__ . . ..the StatistMw of tin* Almnnae for 1871, | plcnscd .and satisfied that
L" tymotosriral parts surpasses anything and if they fiud any ineorrections, let me
11 hr earlier lanorera. J 1 Geo. Bancroft.]: know without delay, ami I shall be much
olil bred.
Anr otlwr assistance in making the
Almanac tost lord vs and useful, will h»*
iVescott, the Historian.]
T he Hiost complete Dtatkmary of the
Isuiinuqre. (Dr. I>ick,of Scotland.]
r |* lie best imide of studeuU of oar lan-
1 irtinge. [John G. Whittier.]
e will transmit his name to latest pos
terity. (Chancellor Kent.]
BEST GRADES
OF
EVERY CLASS OF GOODS,
H
B earing relation to lsnpw«p Priacipto
does to Fhiloaanhy, lElUM Bnrritt,]
D xeeis all other* in denning scientifle
U terms. (President Hitchcock.]
S olar aa 1 know, beat definiiur Die-
Honan. (Horace Mann.)
T ake it aftotrether, the ■nrnaaaIn*want.
(Smart, the Lnjriisti < irtfocpist. ]
DV33
rs in ttonuag seu ntiOc yi.qu xeentvnd.
(President Hitehrm-k.] ^ g. BROBPT, Publisher.
IS
Kept *2 m . Alb-ntown, l*a-
WM G. WHILDEN, Agent,
I.fcAl.t.K IK
Watrhes, Jewelry, Silver and Plated
Wore. Clocks,
THE ONE
<m TO DEAL WITH.
selected assortment of all articles belonfr-
iuir to Ins line of Uisincas, K ueh as GrtH-r-
ries, l*txivisious. Tobaccos, Ac.
January 2fi 21-ly
Staunton Female Seminary.
T HE Second Session of this Institution
will opeu on Wednesday, tbe 15th
of September next.
The aim of tUs school is to furnish a
{seminary of hijrh m ade for the education
of the daughters of the Lutheran Church,
a* weu aa others who may desire to enjoy
its advantages.
Its Faculty of ten teachers embrace*
among its number as able instructors as
are to be found in any similar Insritu-
tiou.
The entire expense* of a pupil foi
Board, Tuition in the English. Scientific,
and Latin course, including furnished
rooirt, fuel, lights, and washing, forth©
scholastic year, will be *245. Extra
studies reasonable.
Letters addresaed to Rev. J. I. Miller,
Principal, or Prof. E. Louis Ide, Super -
„ will re-
inteudeut of Music Department
ceive pi-oinpt attention
. UUC 2
tf
11. uwu application,scud prompt- ,
fl, full lines of samples of those
A necessity for every iaUdligeot family,
student; teacher and i<rofe**iotu»l man.
Whst library is complete without the
tiest English Dictionary ?
AUSO, >'iac (W and Engraved (Has*. Table
WmW.»HtaUFIrt^DtoU. M r y .) °1lX2t*vZZ £&£T
, «8 n 7‘ C’."*.* 5 Ru*, ArtMm. I W. re^cttnU, onle.^ -liioL
wo I* really age* oro tmenon Orders from the country carefully will receive the prompt and personal at-
855 King Street, Comet Beaufain.
IN THIS
We will
ly by maf. r
kind of Goods desired aud'specified by
oar friends and customers. All ordon
aeeooi] tan ied by cash amounting to $25
aud over, delivered iu any jiart of the 1
State free of freight charges. Those nn-
arcompanied, will be sent C, O. D.
ksst m ouhht re m.
it* takes ever SSS Ci < ■!■■■ S
.ire throughout the South. Ben«l for
illustreted OSuldgureh
Price LisMndoertiAr»t«M
of piunterwwho ueeth.iu.
•oi.b lOVMCTtUS:
IRINLY, Mint It NAtOY,
Uoww.*t.
4»-ly
a c.
lean Educational Mo
PmSSm by O.
fipriBgtkdd, Maa*.
Sold by all Buakzdk CK.
Sept 29
A*
MERRIAM.
Key Box 521, Charleston, a C.
Sept. 22.
3—2m
t.
wing lc _
fsetioa to all. Give os s trial.
J.E&M. L. KHfARD,
May 19 Ccdombia. S. C.
DIFLES,
K Mater
Sh* J
Material. Write
Bevolvers, Gnu
For Price lint, to
Great Western Gun Works, Pittsburgh.
Pa. AmyGui»s»Bevoh^ra.
cr traded fur- AgBRtL vented.
AMg 4 4fimflB