The Lutheran visitor. (Columbia, S.C.) 1869-1904, October 20, 1871, Image 3
THE LUTHERAN VISITOR. COLUMBIA. S. C. ( OCTOBER 20 1871
look, aa if the world bed failed to
satisfy them. Only in the faces of
the Tory young or the true Christian,
who realises that “ we have do
abiding city here," do we see cheer
fulness and happiness. Society seems
to be entirely upset. What used to
be right, now is wrong, and wbat
always was and is wrong, is uow
called right.
The future results I reserve for
another article, as 1 know yonr
readers do not like long essays.
«*** an w
Tennessee 4nd
y ime h « bee*i
* of the broa<j
* of Ln
Ecclesiastical
Church Notices.
^—Rrr. B. Leibkert, who seve
ral years ago was pastor of the Ger
man Lutheran Church In Richmond,
Virginia, and ultra old Lutheran in
doctrine, has gone over to the Pres
byterian Church.
Bequest.—Mr. Hpaugler of Gettys
burg, Pennsylvania, has bequeathed
$500 to the West Pennsylvania Byu-
od for educational purposes.
Wittenberg College.—Dr. Bpretcher
writes : Our sessions open, very eu
couragingly. In the college we have
an accession of about forty new stu
dents. The uew theological class
consists of thirteen very promising
young meu, aud two more art daily
expected. ,
I'rayer.—l>r. Heiss made the prayer
at the unveiling of the statoe of
Abraham Lincoln, recently erected in
Fairmouut Park.
West Pennsylvania Synod, met at
Cbambersburg, Pennsylvania, Sep
tember 20th. At the anniversary of
the Education Society forty-one life
members at $25 each were made, and
basket collection was taken up,
amounting to $1089.86. Three min
isters were licensed, and three were
ordained.
Another.—Rev. T. Hill of the Mi
ami Synod was lately received into
the Presbytery of Columbus.
Missouri Synod.—The Middle Die
trict Conference of this body met in
Indianapolis, August 9th. Prcwept:
sixty-nine pastors j thirty-live school
teachers; ami fifty-two lay delegates.
The cbiel subjects of deliberation
were, the |»ropo«itiou: The Lutheran
Church distinguishes expressly what
is commanded and left optional in the
word of God; also the plan of uuiou
of the Synods of Ohio, Missouri,
Wisconsin, aud the Norwegian La
theran Synod with the ao^alled Syn
odical (Conference. The projected
union was unanimously approved.
The thesis in refereuoe to the true
position which a Lutheran Christian
should occupy in regard to the torn
perancc movement were also discuss
ed. The correspondent of Iter Luther
aner says: “It ofteus occurs that
many a Christian iu an exceedingly
foolish aud injurious way attacks the
temperance societies aud their doings
in this country. This manner of pro
feeding frequently countenances in
temperate persons, topers, and habit
oal drinkers. The thesis point out the
right course, as follows: Oppose tem
perance societies, but not temperance
itself. The noble liberty of the chrts
tiau should be maintained, but care
should be taken, that it is not used
for an occasion to the flesh or for s
cloak of maliciousness."
Holies.
Marsh’s Radical Care Truss.
The SewU-rr
Evangelical Lutt
Cosfeiriw. u f Um<
rati Synod of South
.— its i»e*t regular Meet-
ms la Liberty Hill obarckifeT. J. I)-
Sblrey's charge, at 10 o'clock on Friday
before the 5th Sunday In October. Then
will be a aermou on the ‘ Evangelical
\ lew of the'Atotiemeat ewaayw and
ritaruasioda. We hojie there will be a
fall attrodaoce, aa baainess uf importance
la before Conference.
H. 8. Wisaaftn, 8ee'y.
N, the situation
P ut that time u
r**® 0 ** Th e de-
r° the Uberty
»ntly developed,
estaon. AH who
» °f the times,
d «eek the r*2
lurch K wi]]
,K thls qaesUon
he General Coup.
My expect terms
111(1 negotiation.
of congregations
era, but Attack all
u not of lny way of
1 ork, Pennsylvania,
and South Caro-
:now amthing about
■ x* beat and noat effective Tram
km>w " for the cure and relief of
Ih ruia or Rupture. Thia Tram haa re
emed the sanction of the moot eminent
physicians of thia country, who do not
LeaiUte to recommend it to those afflu.-ted
with Hernia aa being superior to all
others.
It ia the only Tram that will retain Um
iMiwels with any certainty, and the wearer
can feel assured that he la mdag a r*me,! r
that wdl be at all times safe and efltectokl
ia iu operation*. Of this we guarantee
entire satisfaction to all who may come
under our treatment.
Indies' silk elastic abdominal belts for
corpulency, falling of the womb, and aa
a support to the hack and abdominal
muscles. Anklets, kneecaps and stock
ing for varicose veins, ulcers and weak
joints.
Shoulder braces for ladies, gents and
children, for the cure of stooping of the
shoulders and as a cheat expander.
Pile Instruments, the most superior
artiele in use—light, easily adjusted and
effectual. Instruments for all physical
deformities, curvature of the spine* bow
legs, dub feet, kc.
• ‘V? e ? lt J wr H—st 1 a Celebrated Artifi
cial Liml,*,
• Ag *?if or GnmdaU*# Patent Rubber
tipped Crutches.
Agent for Dr. Babcock’* Silver Uterine
Supporter.
Agent for Dr. Wadsworth's Stem Per
se ry.
Ladies’ Aphrtment with* a competent
lady in attendance.
< Orders per mail promptly attended to.
S. MARSH,
92 W. Baltimore 8L,
Baltimore, Md.
stendomj that I am
ran. zealous for the
Special Notioea
Church Con— oration in Kentucky.
For a great many years there have
been some Lutheran congregations
iu Booue County, Kentucky. One
of these is in the village of Hebron ;
the village taking its name from the
chufch. The congregation has main
tained iUk existence through many
difficulties aud discouragements, and
is in a vigorous, healthful condition
to-day. Its two last pastors previ
ous to the present one deserted the
Lutheran faith and communion, and
fell into the loving arms of their
spiritual affinities in the Methodist
Church; and the Lutherans of Boone
County, standing steadfastly to their
posts, could only say to them: "Go
in peace, and sin no more." Early
last spring, Rev. W. C. Barnett be
came the pastor of the charge, and
seems to be doiug a good work ainoug
them, and is highly esteemed. This
good brother is one of the early
products of Wittenberg College, and
daring all his training, and after a
number of years speut in the Lather-
an ministry, bad never seen a copy
of the Augsburg Confession ! But,
thanks to the General Council, his
curiosity was finally awakened to
see the document that he had heard
so lunch abused as popish and mon
strous. He procured a copy, and
also the entire Book of Couconl. He
has since been reading, believing,
and coming to the knowledge of the
truth, sq^that in spite of his previous
education, he has become a Lutheran
preacher, and now holds the faith
which he once bitterly persecuted.
There is, of course, nothing very
remarkable in this, except to furnish
another evideuce that “God is not
mocked," and that his truth is power
ful.
The old brick church at Hebron
was thoroughly renovated and eu-
A recess was built for the
Trust what Time has Sanctioned.
The siaxiet that the voice of the people
is the voice of the divinity, may in «ome
case*, be open to doubt, bat the UwLituo-
ny of honest and enlightened witnesses
extending through a series of years, and
all to the mine purport, is worthy of cre
dence, admits of no question. Upon such
testimony the reputation of Ilustetter's
Stomach Bitters ss an antidote and cure
for many ailments is based. Daring the
twenty years that it has heea before the
world, innumerable preparations intended
to compete with it, have gone up like
rockets, and come down the extiujruished
sticks. Meanwhile the progress of that
incomparable tonic has been swift and
steady —always upward and onward
like the eagle's flight. Its introduc
tion produces a revolution in therapeutics,
and it proved to be one of those salutary
revolutions that ean not go backwards.
To-day Hostetler's Bitters is one of the
most popular remedies ia Christendom,
aud commands a larger sale than any
other medicinal preparation, domestic or
imported, on this side uf the Atlantic.
Aft a rare for dyapepaia, billions disor
decs, nervous aflWtions, general debility,
and as a preventive of epidemic fevers, it
takes precedence of every other remedy.
This fact should teach the ambitious
country dealers who endeavor to foist
their local abortions on the public in its
•tend, how futile their small attempts to
cgjuie the conunnnity must necessarily be.
Where the game Hah have (ailed there ia
no chance for the "suckert."
a Lutheran Visitor.
of tha Present Style
THE P&ICB HAS BEEN REDUCED FOR THE SEASON OF 1071,
AND HAS BREN FIXED AT
CASH—$o0 per Ton of 2,090 lbs. at Factory. TIME—$55 jier Ton of
2,«UU lbs. at Factory. Payable Nov. lot., 1871, without interest.
WM. C. DUKES & OO., General Agents,
_ ' • Charleston, S. C.
Rkv T. 8. BOINEHT, Agent at Pomaria, 8. C.
Feb 1 . oo tf
WLwheren
nngto g-o-o- 0 ;
hera-Mta in e f.
• cooperation,
of our Syuofl
•present—but,
THE LUTHERAN BOOK STORE,
117 North Sixth Street,
PHILADELPHIA,
Is now prepared to fill orders for all our
. .Church Publications,
and also staudaid
Theological and Miscellaneous Works.
Particular attention given to (Ik- filling
uf orders for
SUNDAY SCHOOLS,
and especial care takeu iu the selection of
SFS»AT 8CHML LIBRM1K8,
to which the Superintendent gives his
personal attention.
Address orders, as aliove, to
T. L. 8CHKACK,
Jan 25-610 Superintendent.
GEORGE 8. HACKER’S
Door, Sash and Blind Factory,
uriberloss circles of
leir mediufns ad ver
ity to look, into the
Go to any city north
3, and you- will find a
a, if not aj church, in
toaliat holds forth on
r 8 Selinsgrove,
h is the honor of
a religious paper
I theran. He was
lirtib at Peunsyl-
k were atu-
on the most in-
! 1 acknowledge
I him for some
Em! at his instiga-
bis same brother
v* am thought it
ue severe attacks
meutof
. 1870
UTHERAN
PUBLICATION SOCIETY
NO. 42 NOBTH NINTH STREET.
PHILADELPHIA.
J- K. 8HRYOCK, SUFT
young
led on
CHARLESTON, S C
The Fatherland Series.
The Lutheran Publication Society
made arrangements to translate —*
New Advertisements
ThTO imported work kept on luuid to
IN supplv the country trade. All
work is mad*- at our own factory iu the
city, and under the proprietor'* special
su]iervision.
Send for Price List. Factory aud
Watt* Room* : King, oppetsite Cannon
Stieet, on line of Citv railwav. P. O.
Box, No. 170.
July 7 tf
mauf arrangements to translate and pot,
ltsh a series of German Works, (suitable
forFamifr and 8. 8. use.) under the tide
of The I at he Hand Series.*'
The following books have already been
published:
The Cottage by the Lake $0.75
In the Midst of the North Sea 0.75
Anton, the Fisherman 0A5
Rene, the Little Savoyard 0A5
Fritx; or. Filial Obedience 0.45
Geyer M alty; or, Fidelity Rewarded. 1.00
These six have been put up in a neat
ease, forming Set No. 1.
C nder the Earth fi0.70
Olaf Thorlakaeu \ 1 00
The Treasure of the Inca 0.85
Buned in the Snow....; 0Jt0
Dominic; or, Bread upon the Waters’. 1.10
heppeli, the Swim Boy 0.S5
Forming Set No. 2, put up in a neat
case.
The Greek Slave; or. Filial Love,..$1.10
Leonliard, the Runaway 0.50
Little Madelon ; or, Maternal Love,.. 1.00
Gottlieb Frev jjg
The School Master and his
Forming Set No. 2, pm up in a neat
case.
Just published: Wolfgang. Prince of
1 H 7 .
CHURCH ALMANAC,
Published by the Lutheran Book Store.
No. 117 North Sixth Street, *
PHILADELPHIA.
1 8 now in press, atul will be ready to
issue alstut November 1st. Earlv or
ders are suhcried.
It will he printed whit unusual neat
ness. and offered for sale and general
distribution at the follow tug low rates:
Single copy, . $0.10
Per Itasro. 75 bv mail, fil.00
Per Fifty. a.u> *jft5
Per Hundred, • 5.00 " 0.ou
The German Lutheran Almanac, pub
lished bv Rev. 8. K. Hmbst, for lWTX.
furnished at the same rates.- Address aa
above. T. L SCI I RACK.
Neperta fsndewl.
Oct 2U 7—l«i
my oper-
Lutheran. A
bliahed in refi^r-
made before the
BOOK Of WORSHIP.
/VA4*W % mmAarVy «/ U« Eesoyskemi Is-
■ iwhfh, we* vi v |*«av •TitMU, if Ilt»W
A ready. We give the rbnrrh eight
cent* on every rsqiy sold, aud in thu way
part of the prafita accrue to the church.
Price, in Sheep (1 00
Dark Arabesque. i 25
Aralwsqu* Gilt..,. 1 00
Morocco Tucks, gilt edge 2 00
Horace#, extra gilt 2 50
Turkey \(orucr«>. plain 2 73
Turkey Morocco, sii|M-r extra gilt.. 5100
Turkev Autiqwe 5 00
With gilt daqw. 50 cents extra.
Ministers and congregation* are re
quested to send oil tbeir orders at once,
to whom a discount of ten )trr cent, is
made.
PULPIT KPITION.
Pike, in fthiep, #2; Aralics,iii< gilt
edge. #3;• Lngltsli Turkey. $4. IYu |* r
rent di«c*«* it made to tlswi- win* bin m
quantifier. DITFFIF. A CTIAPMAS*.
Ibaik seller*, (ol tun but, 8 C
Feb 10 24—tf
igbt that if hia
kttiuBd of gtyle
kr in reference to
perhaps enjoyed
in the church aa
better be silent
k of September
p headed, u Sepa-
| Synod," taken
Lutheran, which
Kve do not know
school at Wal-
L but we observe
[college, at Sa-
\f being sold for
it has gone North
A to save it from
kve two State in
denominational
| the most of the
\ more or less »»
hem have at dif
u North, and the
5 kindly, in every
to their calls. I
ill aod received
went in behalf of
Baltimore, Pbil-
York. Tbe edi-
papers in Phil
is and Conrad,
ther—the former
y .
m to give me
gave me himself
crease the appa-
, Roanoke Cot-
, bat I hope will
or go under. Its
ncoaraging—we
i number of stu-
iioB with as the
i of a nnsement ahd theatres
, the Sabbath, at d men and
open ’ drunkards?! Worn eh
j th« Sphere of |men, advo-
heir right to take part iu
and i epping tar* oat of the
Under a burning suu, where bilious
affections and fevers of various descrip
tions so gem rally prevail
Tarrant - * Effeivescent Seltxer Aperient
lias lireii successful ta-vond all paralleL
Hence the ptiyriciaus of thr tropics give
tl their emphatic sanction, prescribing it
in preference to every other aperient in
uae. The ftntients, of course, gladlv ac-
qmcM e, for this preparation is one of the
most delightful, as well as mild and cool
ing cathartics, chemistry haa yerdeviaed.
and puaai-aae* every medicinal virtue of
the far-famed German Settler Spa. It is
a jam der that only requirea the addition
of wal« r to produce in an instant a deli
cious. effervescent beverage, as well as
an invaluable aM'diciae. Ask for and
accept none but the genuine. •
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
larged
pulpit at one end, aud au addition of
some 18 or 20 feet at the other end,
with a vestibule, tower, and belfry.
A clear and musical bell wan pro
cured, the only one in the vicinity,
capable of being heard several mile#
around, to call the worahiper# to
gether, aud the whole iuside of the
building was renovated- -A uew and
excellent cabinet organ placed just
in front of the altar, added to the
attraction# of the aanctuary, aud we
assembled for the feast of rededica
tion. Large aaseinblies of people,
some of them coming a distance of
ten, twelve, and twenty mile#, filled
the chnruh already on Saturday, to
whom Rev. J. N. Barnett, of White
preached. On 8au
\ tiie presa t woman
ered the divine a
&ere we i ionld expt
itle, virtu r is, modest,
behold a yld, brazen front, from
ich every fyair has been carefully
•cornful
meut!
back ; a hanghty
mine t g step, and thus the
aa nan takes the lead!
sban can only meekly follow
rainb her glory (t)., Loveli-
k1 mod »ty, as a geueral rule,
tolls (band in fashionable
Tl e adorning Paul speaks
not ;t ought of or scarcely
In it ;ad oL the “ineek and
>irit ’ he load-voiced, strong-
woi k a utter, from their re
in } ie v York, the Western
*nd V aahiogton, what shall
OLD ESTABLISHED
• Correct.—There is more religion in
having a church at a pro|>er tem
perature, at the right time, than
may appear at first sight. It is a
difficult task for a man to think very
seriously about the future state,
when he is sitting iu a church ul*out
half frozen ; or, for a mother to lia
ten to preaching, when her children
are shivering and crying with the
cold. Better keep up good Area aod
ventilation when in this world, Bru.
Sexton, if you want to keep your
neighbor# out of the fires of the
next.
Sensible.—A minister asked a little
boy who had been converted, “Ikies
not the devil tell you that you are
not n Christian r 44 Yea, sometime#.^
“Well, what do you say to him f
“I tell him,* replied the boy, with
something of Lather's spirit, “that
whether I atn a Christian or not, it
is none of his businea*.”
Aged Disciple,—An old lady, 109
years of age, recently attended a
love feast in Niles, Mich. She arose
and said : “I am glad to be with
yon ; I am now over 109 years old.
I love the Saviour, aud have now
enjoyed religion one hundred years. 1 *
^ R. A w. c. 8WAKF1ELD
H AVE Ja«t rw-ivr«| th«- larcr*t an<l
ebsiatst stork «*£ Rmly-msilr noth
ing, Hats and Famishing Goods, that
they hav«* ever oflfc-rrd to tbr pabHr, and
rmhrortfui rvrry star nadr. As wr intend
to do s largrr trade than «r have brn-to-
forr doer, we will be aide to sell at a
Smaller Profit than we have heretofore
done. Our Flench styles of
CA8SIMERES AID VESTINGS
Are arkBow.rdgod by all to be the
choicest selertiou of Goods ever wen in
this market. Our style of GETTING UP
GARMENTS will hr superior to any
thin* we have heretofore attempted.
Owr stock of Shirt*. Scarfs and Under
wear need but to lie seen to be appre
ciated.
lists—we havr all the latest style*.
We are still making to older those
perfect-fitting Shirts.
R & W. C SWAFFIELD
HT Country merchants »<ipplied as
ekesp aa any house south of New York.
Oct 13 6—tf
Pigeon, Mieh.,
day, the 20th of August, the writer
preached the dedication sermon,
from I£zra v; 9-11, alter which a
debt of about $500 van promptly
provided for, and the house couaecra
ted anew to the worship of the tri
une God, Father, 8on, and Holy
Ghost. The form of service was
copied from the Pennsylvania Bynod's
Liturgy, and printed on slips of
paper, for the use of the congrega
tion, and the response# were well
rendered, and seemed to be au im
pressive novelty to the people. There
were a great mauy glad aud happy
heart# on thi# occasion. One of the
best feature# of the service# t^as the
grand singing of a trained choir of
some twenty voices, under the effi
cient leadership of Mr. Tanner, a
man whose whole soul is interested
iu bis work. There are some of the
best voices in this country choir,
1 ever heard; aud their reuderiug of
the dedication autheui was magnlfi
cent.
In the afternoon, the Rev. Mr. Bar
nett, and the writer, again addreoaed
the Sunday-school, which ia com
posed of more adults thau children.
On Monday, the Holy Commauion
was administered, and your corres
pondent was compelled to return
home, although services were to be
continued yet for several days louger.
We were greatly pleased with our
visit to these people, and ferveutly
pray that they may uow begin a new
career of prosperity aud usefulness in
the midst of the sects with which they
are surrounded ; and that they may
uow be able to bear the strong meat
of sound doctrine, instead of the mix
ture of luke-wartn milk and water,
which is so often administered, in the
name of Lutheranism.—S. L. H. % in
Lutheran Observer.
Remarkable Revival.—A remarka
ble revival is in progress in the north
of Scotland among the fishermen of
the Bauffsbire coast. Not loug since,
one of the Free Church ministers in
that region admitted to the com
munion, for the first time, one hun
dred aud sixteen persons of all ages 4
the whole of whom professed to be
fruits of the awakening in bis par
P. B. SADTLER & SONS,
OPTICIANS AND
IT<e2£5
3—1U)
At age, when a lady now
the first question is,
je worth? Can he buy or
hqnse handsomely? pro-
f pf servants? a trip to
paja Francisco, and plenty
F fThe question of true
betas to be entirely left
^ Fears ago, when young
kdj each other, they mar-
pei bravely to work, like
to j build their nest. Love
the bumble repast, light-
>ilj and the cheerful voice
de singing gaily over her
sNeeter to the husband's
#fl the sonatas or operas
net! eat of a piano by the
thi nders away at the top
d to perform the “latest
S Music! Sometimes I
se my ears when I see one
m ; ladies of the present
th 5 piano.
years ago^“a home”
•bjpet toiled for, and the
miivfou
WATCHES & FINE JEWELRY
And Those in Want of
MAKVrACTlRIB* Ot
SPECTACLES. SPOONS. FORKS, AND SIL
VER WARE GENERALLY.
May 13 1809 46-tf
lef the American
his old, former
Lse calculate the
atiou of the La-
hnsylvania, Eag-
[d then ascertain
^ale Seminaries,
d schools which
ablished for the
ul aud iuteUectu
d population—of
Lch looks to die
4 educational^
jees the present
iot adequate f° r
>r the advance
iigence, the oul)
them from dts-
lalf-dozeu httto
r preying upon
enough to do,
Hiding sleepier
over college* iu
r F. Iwve now in stores full line of the
’ newest and most
G DIERCKS. Wholesale and Retail
• Grocer, Columbia, 8. C., respectful
ly informs his friends and customers that
he has removed to his new establishment,
formerly Kinaler's building, on the cornet
of Richardson and Taylor streets, where
he will constantly keen on hand a w ell
•elected assortment of all articles belong
ing to his line of business, such as Groce
ries, Provisions. Tobaccos, Ac.
January 26 21-ly
Staunton Female Seminary.
T HE Second Session of this Institution
will open on Wednesday, the 15th
of September next.
The aim of this school is to furnish a
Seminary of high grade for the education
of the daughters of the Lutheran Church,
aa well as others who may desire to ooiov
its advantages.
Its Faculty of ten mothers embraces
among its number as able instructors as
me to be found in any similar Institu
tion.
The eutire expenses of a pupil foi
Board, Tuition in the English, Scientific,
and Latin coarse, including furnished
room, fuel, lights, and washing, for the
scholastic year, will be $245. Extra
studies reasonable.
Letters addressed to Rev. J. I. Miller,
Principal, or Prof. E. Louis Ide, Super
intendent of Musie Department, will re-'
ceire prompt attention.
w-une 2 tf
Clerical Register and Church
Statistics—Almanac^Notioe
FASHIONABLE GOODS
V S it i* my anxh»u* dmiiT to pivjiare
am! furnish a full and reliable Cleri
cal Register, and also s< curate, and row-
pb te C hurch Statistic* for 1k»I1i Kng!i«li
and the Gennan Lutheran Churrh Alma-
n*« * f«»r ltd. I would reMtertfully nvjOMt
all Lutheran rlei gvmeu who have changed
their addresses during the past year, or
who intend to change soon, as well as
those who have l«een lately received into
the ministry, to send in their address for
1872 before the last week in September.
1 would eiqMMrially request the otHrers
of Svuod* to send me ropbw of the pro
reeding* of tbeir latest meeting*, and
such other reports in tbeir possession
which will enable me to correct and im
prove the list and statistics of our Alma
nac*. Other person* not ministers are
Invited to examine the Clerical List and
tin statistic* of the Almanac for lffTl,
and if they flud any incorrect ions, let me
know without delay, and 1 shall be murh
obliged.
Anv other assistance in tanking the
Almanac instrurtive and useful, will lie
gladlv received.
8. K. BSOBfiT. Publisher.
Sept 22 St Allentown, Pa.
Business Department.
Of domestic, Freheli and English maim-
♦ore. which we guarantee, at all tinu**, to
sell as low. if not at less prices, than any
house in Columbia, buying our Goods
from the largest and most celebrated w
tablishmenta in the United States. And
as we desire to please all. we have now in
our house the
GET THE BEST.
Webster's Unbridged Dictionrv.
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