The Lutheran visitor. (Columbia, S.C.) 1869-1904, February 09, 1872, Image 4
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THE LIJTHKRAH VISITOR., OOLUMBIMi 8/f4.FKBBBABI 1HI872
to alvaji
ti Btoto
rrtty they no doubt rejoto# that On#
more tinner was saved by tMr
it, that he did dot encourage be*.'
gar*. After that refusal I wu
Afraid. Ob, indeed sir, I would like
tO Work, hitt ooNidy will employ roe.
All the village hUuu me, and call ma
names when I appear. What can I
dot -1 roost toArre.”
“No, uo, that shall never be,” said
Mrs. B “I will aae that you
have work. I will trnst yon, altho’
you must know that there ia some
foundation /or the remarks of the
people.*
i The woman hung her bead Air a
o'er a wroui
Rflt he* sing ^his cheery song—
UF
Leave Columbia
“ AtoSow......!..
“ N«wbrny».%,.
Cokemur ....
“ Brltee
Arrive at Greenville.
“ Andctaon..
“ " Pendleton.
Carpetings, 00 Cloth*, Bugs,
Miscollaneosii*.
strife corrodes the purest
Left* * u d rallow Roee an
beautiful together, as tb#jr bloom a4
the same time. Three sdoromcuu
to the garden must b# built, and
located to suit Uidividua! taste. The
ualka shicb lead to them, must rua
ifl an easy and natural w^y. A low
ramie Mala here snd there, sad
dower stands formed of bhuK-he#
and twigs, srffl be neM and quite
ornamental.-fto. fte/ffewtor
cownciB, ifonoirs, *o., *c.
without reprie
who forgive.
•e HIS**
Let it pssu
Leave WaJIudla....
" IVn^letOD...
Anderson....
“ Belton
M rokHRmT...
Mewltervy....
“ Alston.......
Arrive at Cblapbis
opinion that swell prayer* are wwsar tl
“Prayer Boak*."-J. H )
I «lo not like In hear him ,
Who loan# at twrtttjr-five pet rent j
For then I think the borrower may
Be pressed to pqr fee food sad real j
And in that Beofc we alt shook! heed.
< Which aajra the lend* r shall he Meat
As sura as 1 have ayes te read.
It dees nos say. “Take id (crest *
when the hver to violent, a# fond
•bouM be take*, except a little gruel
and baked spjde. or ■amrtbtug fftuiv*
•hut, nhe or twtr# i day. anti) the
imrotyms snludde. The howwfo re-
qwfre u«> attention, save an enema nr
two of simple smter.
With tbto atospto yet Hfoortv*
treatment, ordinary rhea matte (to ere
•re ended wttbln a week; extreme
t momont, and thotoaha badly said, “I
| once was guilty of. theft* tong ago.
jrepented ami marie restitution, bat
my ufbpcc will follow uie wherever
8. C. Railroad.
Columbia, g.f,
Chnmet of schedule, la go ntodbo*.
atid after Sunday, 24th
Mail and Pa$$engtr 7ru>n.
j®" {
, T® ...4 to a a
Amve at Colombia.............j toy*
Sujht Erprme, Freight and 1 Mil
firs Train (Snmdaye ezetptsift.
Leave Colnmbt*.... -...T toia
Arrive at (lMn«hS..u^.UjH|l|
fsrinun A en rol muds lisa Trlto 4li
«oatieoe to rmt mCwiumhdn g hupjg
—Mondays, \V «-<fi><wlnr* and f^tardai
A.L.TYLRftfHe FWtof
B. li. I'i'VtiKs, Gea. Ticket Art
John Kemble naed to aay that be
could learn a whole number of the
Jfoenaag 7W In four dftys 1* snd
OenermI Phristto made a similar an
serttoo ; hot It !• not known bow far
either of them verified this state
raeot. Robert THUon could repeat
to the morning six columns of a
newspaper he bad mad overnight
Poring the Repeal deflate* In the
Rouse of Commons thirty arvea
years ago. one of the members wrote
out Ills aprseh, sent H to the news
papers, sod repeated it to the House
“For years I bar* uoft touched
aay article not my own, sir.” said
she, looking up. #Oh, if yoo will
tipit *»« and try roe, you shall not
be mistaken.*
Mi. B-— sod bis Fite, after ;i
Fur Knee to spend srifrhlthe day,
Who knows his neighbor hm no Hour.
I’d rsthrr see him gu to mlB.
And bay the larklees brothrr bread.
And see Ms children ral their ill!.
And lanph beneath their h<uabto shed.
I do nst Uks to hear him prajr.
to examine our assort incut, as we
bare devoted much time and care to
the selection of Goods to till their
neuuiresBeau.
We have still remaining a broken
Una of
shall be great
Let it pass!
Let it pass!
Who never seeks her home to soy,
•If wans aVrtake* you. mas U\m* *
l hats the prayer, so toad aad la*#.
That's ottered for the orphsa's wsal
If) him who sees him rniahed by wvus
And only with the tips doth feel.
1 do set tike to hear her prey.
With Jeweled ear sad stlkea dices.
Whose washer-woman toil* sll day.
And then Is sskrd **ta work fur tom."
Soch pleas dia vers I despise f
W ith foMe.1 haads aad inm demare.
They lift to heavea their “sapeA ass 1
Then steal the earning* of the pom.
I do urn tike each soollem prsyet# ;
If wrua* I hope to be furftws ;
Mo aamd’a win* them upward beam—
wash for her. The pastor went
kom »u tminm»*»> m *'»
dray to come to nis houic, hf 1 hid a
load of wood taken to the cottage
from hie owu yard. Hi* good wife
.went to the imutry, and filled a
basket with provisions for the fami
ly, which their oldest son readily
consented to deliver at the cottage.
In the eveuiug Mr. U-^ caiue
in. and said in a tone of surprise, “I
saw you both out today iu tire sx-
treme cold, and yop weut to that
brow# cottage: was anything the
matter thereT* ^ .
“Only a family that was freexing
aud starving to death, sir,” said Mr.
B , coolly,
iriag to UmtA J n
1 «^Rwf sir, right here under the
shadow of the church, and your own
bouse, and because tbto woman has
fa a ►
been a sinner, no one cared. I re
gret that my owu duties kept me so
engaged that I did not inquire be
fuiv iato their crirarmunaitw, but
she shall never want another meal.''
“Certainly no one should sfurre
when, work
this ruse dirt, mad ei
wboto hygienic regi
at ten*led IS—FA Jm
n yf r* L *” t pa* ■
Follow pot the giddy throng;
Better.uo be wrorfgnl ihau wrong;
Theteiqre sing this cheery song—
j . Let it pass! -
I it n&jui*
,which ws are selling under <
drsr the stock, as we de«i|
fluiug ourselves strictly to the
in the eveuiug; ft was fbutid to h#
(he same vctWtlm as that which he
ami srritteu out. John Fuller, a
laud agent la Norfolk, could remem
her every word of a sermon, and
write It out cocrecttj after going
borne ; this wua tested by comparing
his written account with (he clergy
man's mauuarripL fkmliger could
isymat u huodrud verusu uf more
aftur havuig read thr* a single yau*.
ftouuou ykM afpvat two thousand
uu hearing ibrui ones. Muglisluxx.hi
a ho hud a prodigious memory, was
oner put to s severe t«qL A gentle
man tout bun a mauuernpt which
was reed aad teturuml. The osiar,
soumrimr after* aula, pretending
he hud tost it, brgged MagiiabsMxhi
to writ# out uo much as he could
ream ■ hr r , s here upon the latter,
appealing to his memory, wrote out
the uhuto easayx Cyrus, if sum# uf
the old hiwtonaus sre to be ureditod,
nould resnemlmr the name of every
Huppueiuff It pernsl«to that eeme uf
the msuiy readers of the Celfirutor.
may nut as yet have at ranged for
tin (usuries that gtral k»mt atUuo*
liott, the dower garden, I gits# |4uu
««f euc, which would he highly air
tractive and yet uist ttry kuto. A
garden tastefully laid out with the
oruamcets and flowers Ummgvd ia
•rtieric style, will be fouuri a daily
|4casoir to da possessor, liitsr)
unired is Ikm horns without a reus or
rlimbtng nst
Fur this fatdeu the gnmnd mast
be level, or at tone* that portion el
it which is to form the front m em-
trwl parterre, la thr met re of the
BLUE hn*GE RAILROAD.
'PRAISE uo the to n Rates Rsi
■ ruu daily BuDdaj 6 - ^pud:
l^cave Andi-tum st . j
Arrive st Wdhslls st
I*-»V* Walhallsst
Arrive at Anderaon st
dren’s Department
^01 the Lutherarf Visitor,
idly with the Erring.” *
(■ k.]
mother, somebody has
>. the brown botfage,”
Je L- , a* she ran into
We Invite the people generally to
re u# a call, and will owe our best
(riearnrs to please aad HUttofy.
J H 4 M L KINARD.
Main Street,
On# door H.>oth Colombia Hotel.
Ifo# 6 14—tf
at this time ■ Ibf
hardly pick op * IT
gooth, East, or AN 1
record our
details. Death n|
hand, the shall I
arrows of death a: f
o’t know tho name of flie
but T saw two gida about
there, and a little old bent
ian, Siobbliu" round with a
Price, in Sheep .yi to
Bark Arwhcwuse— 1 g
ArshcM]tic Cm ....: lto
Morocco Ttx ks, gilt stops- I to
Morocco. e*uw irilt lto
Turkey Morocco, plain............ t %
Twriun M»*nxn», Huper extra aflt„ lto
Turkey Autiqu* lto
With silt clasp*. 80 < entu extra.
Miniver* snd cotiirrejrstkSd are rs
quested to ssad. ue their order* at sum
to whom « discount of ten per ccan a
made.
PULPIT EDITION, a h
Price, in Sheeu.jM; Amhsssu*, «fl|
edin.fll; knirlish Turk**y, flATes per
cent murnrit wmtoc to those who hrr h
qiumdfi'*. UUFFIE A CHAPMaR,
- r> < elunihia,? C
Feb 16 *T r *MJF
What is rheumatism Y Simply, m
flamatioo of the structures siu) tis
sues of snd nround the larger jqiutu,
But why, it may he .isked, dors
ioftusatiuo of the joints dilrr ia so
many wuys from iuflsmatfoa of other
parts the viscera, for example t
rodef who they
they have auythi
passed, aud tbe whole
r» who occupied the
ige* Tt was a poor
a helpless mother and
f abandoned by their
*r, who had left them
r and joined a band of
pants. Tho woman,
was Harriet Briggs,
ue herself, i 3ome said
i a thief, oud others
leads when her name
ed, and saia, “Haiti
i poasesiesi T won’t
So iu the village tbe
e was shun nod by Ml,
s looked llk4 gipsies,
riW eyes and black,
No one thought or
-k iV,** f L.k »\Aa4i .*
village
“bro* n
ia plenty,” said Mr.
iv, uo one would give
•efttsed.*
id uin bled oat some
thing, auto Uaatdy took bia leave.
He had been one of the many that
bad “passed by,* like the Levit# of
okl, “on tbe other side.” Mrs. it—
did not stop with her first visit to
the brown cottage. When tbe vil
lagers knew that the pastor's wife
employed Harriet Briggs to do her
washing, th< y tulied a while about
it, and prophesied all lauds uf #vil
to bapiten, but nothing was ever
taken, aud after u few weeks they
began to employ her themselves,
especially as she proved to be a Site
washer and ’irtroer, and fbliy under
stood how to “do up” fine articles ul
lino# aud cambric. Thsg wanted no
longer for ftNxl. Mrs. B— went,
around to her friends, and by her
aiipedls to them, clothed the two
girls, provided a good stove, aud a
comfortable rocking shair for the
crippled mother.
One day, as,Harriet was waabiug.
Mrs. B passed through th# kitch
en, ami saw that the women won
crying silently. “What Is the mat
ter, Harriet—are you sick f 1 *
“Ob, ma’am, I am sick in tnv
mind ; T am in despair about myself.
Your husband 1 * prayers every Mon
day and Tuldiay mornings when 1
am here, have pierced my heart, ami
I see what a^stnoer ! am.”
Mrs. B talked to hen* kmg and
kindly, and after that day, went
frequently to the cottage. Before
many weeks had passed, Harriet hud
fooud true peace, aud was a changed
woman. The whole family canto to
church, and “the pew under the
gallery* was never empty.
Five years passed away, Harriet
bad, by her good conduct, gahjrd
the good will #f the whole vfMag^
The girls wsot to the village school,
and Md fhlr to becoute respectable
women. God saw that 1 Is met’*
days (»n nnrtft wet* writ long, when
lie led.ter In her slus aud wretched
ness to the “brown cottage* near the
church. The typhoid fevef, ia a
very aggravated form, swept thro’
tho village. entered many
homes. The crippleif mother breath-
fd her last in a good hope of it tUStW
land. The oldest girl died profess
ing to be- ready, and satisfiud^
leave this world. «• Thsa Harriot wA
takStt stek, and wh^ ihe doctor
said to Mrgd u wbo
w^s watching over k#r, riNg kope,*
Harrietthe w^rflSj hud fn a
fiiint voice%4%£§ HS,or
his wife. \Xl> ■■ , . j -' -kI by U«j
leave notkiug U
driuk to, intovt ■-I
name in wain, de^
aud violate evci ;- 4 I
vine law, as tho K
God, who## ati -
them, anti as th<
recording angtd
Xu writ# ap a fait I
two chi
wicked 1
with her
high. Kill ia Isriwcra thaa# walls
with gaud nch tarth, puck it wall ms,
race • ill km » prrfaef Istd. After
rvetjr rein, ill «p aay |dares whash
asjr asiik Imfow the is»sL it to bnt
to htluw thr aurth to park aril by
rare# Iwfore lto ptanttng mu it m
mug Is ai (stake. A phy sfotan ol Mas
•schmalts, abuul hall aicutury agu,
cwuld rr|MMSt Urn a buto ot “1*aredier
Luet” ti ithiest a ■*'»(«(■■ uiiinm.ii»
hr had uut read it for twulva years.
Ifolat,Umgreat last hciaaln iao, wheu
i# employed. When tbe fever to xfo
lent and the joints greatly swollen
and very |*ainful, tbe phr»*rs arsis
rhenmatiem, nrticmUr rkemmmliam utd
rAsussuitc Jerrr are lodiwrrcrisalaly
used; aud when the whole surface is
swollen and pstnful, with a corns
pondiugly less degree of mllaaiaui
tiou iu tbe joints, the term injtmmma
tory rheumatism in apphrd. Tbs loch
oology is exceedingly awkward, so*i
rendered still more cnroplfmted to
tbe non professional reader from the
fact that medical men, wbo are care
less ia their mimeaclstare, nmplnji
these phrases interebaageably sad
loosely.
Tbe iomsdiste cause of sll rbeo
mstic sffectioos is tbe Uxlgmcot of
IMM’ticles of foreigw matter la the
dense sfrncture* of th* jtosta These
may to earthly, mlwernl, refine, or
alkaline. Lliae and suimonia are
1*0111 mou bsxsca of saliue sud alkaline
matter which accumulate ia sal
an Mind the joints, la old gouty %sb
Jrifcfs these eoncrettowa form (mitn
bordotou or "rings* aroend the>dnu
of the fingers and toes. Iu soma
cases uiuerattoe tahss plmw sad tlm
lent disc barges enrhnaste of lim*
and other earthly Ingredients.
Alt substances of a saline or earth-
ly nature, which are wot digsstiUe
mihl latMadto s white Oumrllto Ja-
it for nrertt’i IVtohnrfed Artifl-
rtitofGrandsn'* Intent RnUlici
it for Dr. Babcock's BUvcr Uteri us
rwr.
it far ft ■ Wadsworth’s .^tess fVr-
esVApsrrincst rid s competent
rs per mail promptly attended tu.
8 marsh.
t2 w. Baltimore St- M
• inters as# mire some other hardy
shrub s to si hi bs sehratssL Aroand
thr edge mi this uj*pcr kensur. abaato
• foot fire thr Unto, pfoni van-
eurs of AaarjUm Ldhro, < nssai,
4c. When ia bfoum, Umhx tor#*
bands of hraUisat flowars, wdl mahs
a due abas.
One kind of retentive memory way
km rosuilsmt so tho result of sheer
hank ward,* desssaaftauna towards
mm pwisumkar achtoaaawtn^ s^ih*w*
ly excepted.
> pastor of t
his study, si
10 not rest iu
□ally of the i
»ttage. Why
b1 as if I mi
comfortable.
Iso,* said his vyife
W jo provide for
church
n&id to
18W. 1870,
LUTHERAN
PUBUCATIOiy SOCIETY
NO. 4fl north ninth street,
I’lllLAlHILl’lII A.
J- K. SHKYOCK, SUPT
THE LD HER1N BMC Stfill.
I '0 11? Kmrtk Sirth Street
P ll I LA D E IT n I A,
[ «tl n#S* *
tsiMiu I'Kiurod to till .>pd«rs for *U •*
Church PnblkatkKB,
and also standard
Theological and MiaceHaneo* Workx
Particular aUeutiun gifts to th* iflhf
of order* for
SUNDAY SCHOSU.*
•mA at it tttk.it 1, the
sFSilit stp.s^t, 5,resist
to whtol) thr 8»i|icritttoadss> drito **
pcmmal attreiiua. ,«. t l ,,d ariit «’
\ .Uhlrt s* orders, as sbuvcw h»|
T. L. SCHBAOKf
Jan 25-6m SnpfrhttmSfnt
Th# Fatherland 8#- * >#.
The l.uthemn rnhtlnitlon Jforietvhsva
made arr amsmeaSs to tmndatc and pato-
Uafc a arrie* of (M nnao Work*. (*niuhle
tor Fsmilr and fl. ft. are.) under thr tWe
of "The Fatherland Serire.”
The folio wing books have already bewt
puldiriMHl t
The { «tta«e Vt tbe toke ##.78
fo *hs Midatol th*- North tfoa. 0.71
Rear, nie iJttie DiunM. 041
Fnt*; or, Fibs) Otmdftrnre an
usqre Water; or. Fidelity Rewarded 1.00
Thene six hare been put op In a neat
rare, formis# ftet Xo. 1.
Ilnderth* Earth #0.1#
TV
«#tod, and hem.
*p*pl**y. P«r..iv
ftr great symputd
invoiveil, then
den deaths. 'VVi
idexy, in nine es>
•flfection of |h:<i'
*w»e which ia
heart. The Bel ■
lysed, aud the t
This nerve hus
influence aver li,
heart, lungs. A
Fhis tendency to d
nervoos system h
y«ftr, and it will
than mine to say \
And now for t
this at.
it is not 1
sca^, you iir
Christianity
^ took religion. 1
you to turu yoi
great subp*ct at *
know what a d.
tfo# M rheumnth* snd gr>s»ty stotrer
tions* sad when Sertmmlated to the
extent of icnofisly interruptiog the
circulation, tho vital powers make a
special effort to expel them. Them
remedial rjflnrt 4s rheumatism.
Where the obstruction happen* to
be the greatest, the blood sceuwu
lutes, sud lh# part is red. but, swat-
ton? end paiwfol. fbli to tofthmswi
lion ; licnea all rheumatism is in flam
mu tor J. If the accumulation t*
great, and one or mare large jotat*
dmulUneoosly, the whole system
will be #o disturbed that fever will
co-exist; heoce th# term r km matte
fmttr, meaning a lent! iuflumtuatiou
of the joints and a sustliUMisMl
lehrile disturbance.
Serb being the naSufw sf all rhea*
or aisle, aad a fow walks of a
I w utine character h# thtm made fe
ing to tbe moaad. ■ Mpna there h
plant brilliant tutored fitows, l
T ierasure nf (lie In
d in ths hasw ...
ink; or,Rrandupon
hat you might not be
ii« Wtter weather, so
cuutrast of green grmm and bright
flower* mokes the eflhet veer towsti
fttl A walk #T toast « fort Wide
mod emae next, hraarhiog oat ward
is snetosl dtoitotoa*. an ns to divide
the test of the gaidch inhr large
irregalar bedk (Ipa these forge
Afv^XTS ( WANTED FOR ^
History of the Great Fire# i»
/ Chicago at d tho Wait *
B Y R« t. E. J. Go,Ameed, »P* j
Cliienfae Tbe rcewd mt s W
«it> uvmskdi by sudfleu ana .
caTsndty, of town* d«**troycd ny tnt‘
ine rl«-im*nt. of forvwt* bnrned. «* ;
and fans* dssritehd, of men <* w^^g
nisde lM>N«mns slAadfo
AUnu»*U wgl> tluciUuur im-idei***
iiloui t-nrn p***, etc^ awd i» thf t‘ul' vw.
S lcte Histore of there pest erint^js
re tMsrs;7fl f.njmivmire; arire^J^!
outfit. #1. Secure tbe tost Urn tori**
ou<*-. 70,000 already sold. Tjto#^T
Ynrk, or J. W. goodwpetd, Ctolfl^i ^
Louis, Cipciunsti, or Now Orleans. ^
Jan 12
>n«, Prince of
thought h hto daty to cwuqaer the
HHhTs win. (Mt Bight he asi<l
“Why do ytm always srrmm so,
when js* . ttof To# shall be
punished f* *K>b, tether, Lfher f
arid she MttJe ftftow. *q dmi t mind
you wtrtfftdag me, tf^mw wsuhl fttsy
wkth foe.* The fhlhrite etc# Were
seen
some time. Two old
vered with patted
zged clothes, occupied
ntm st milking R tosh ws m#rh Kite
nature ms pnwdhle. Then* most be
earth ewfmgti *jfot to hetWim# til#
rusks to tmsrish ptant#- The Ha
gtteh ivy wilt #eew|» NiatiNftdly ovum
matic affections, th# proper treut-
roeut—and that which baa been in
variably aud promptly sacocrefnl ia
the hands of all bygfoate phystoiana,
*0 far aa I fco#w—to bo# difficult to
broken chi
tianflk in gr«4We to Cod,
thanked them ter their goodness
ktflffMl .Do her aud her tetaftwr
oiforti
J .
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