The Lutheran visitor. (Columbia, S.C.) 1869-1904, March 22, 1872, Image 2
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k unified ge dt Christ Jeaes;" te*
grum whfeh|pill make ua wiUia-
io fffe day W Ood'i power; that
“charity which hopeth, belier^
endurrth, beareth all thing*, thiak
eth no evil, rejoice tb in the truth. 9
To obtain thee?, and aU other
chnatian freer* we need, we wtt
pray till we meat, and whan »,
meet, and while we are togethar
n twl u-lion *>r« /»•> La ^
jn (jrGomuui (tig
*« • r^'d'
ng at the , Mi
ber aahfect brinL
thoo»l. their pot |
and what it <§
>aoe was not a*. 1
israday ween«i^|
** EdRorm, preacher*, ahd then* in
public occupation* generally, know
the dMffcnlties, yea, the iinjNMisibtlity
of pleasing everybody. Your mis
sionary ha* jnst had, in aundry coni
muuicaUons, evidences of this fact.
In his last oommirifeaiioa in the
//vMmM and Mieeionarg, with re«pect
and to a Virginian woo is used to
well Ailed store-rooato end smoke
house#, it comes natural, when the
barrel of Aour is empty, to sab r
What shall we eat t And if be has
little fWtoWfo* •"** »
wife Who to a goMhaoaae-keeper, we
or who *Up
exhibits, it is a rawarft
appointed means of gran
theory riwpseting it they
—Lntheran, Calvtolatfe. o
fuwbia, C.
tnonton, Va
pjly whene'er m
HticoUrly pointed
lecturer thci
ph of her aodk-u. -
tbe same way d>.
~ City, "here
o* of her oouve
. mooted tba
condition In conuee
if be can not answer tte question
on minister* m4 pnfeAi, then ther
will not only resolve, bat win ex*
cute their plane; the*liberality wQ
be exercised, and money will flow
into tbe Lord's treasury, aeola Into
tbe lord's house, and ntfttKi yoau
men into the Lord's ministry. * ,.7
We have been organising, netth& e
establialiing boundaries fer oar faith
and work*; now hasoeamthetii,
fir reams Ion gar t a# an empty crib,
an empty shea, an empty hat, aa
empty coat, and. a*Meet of all, of
fhftj hearts; of maffmra. la pain
fnl abstraction, wnwderiwg why their
daritng romia wot la ardila la their
bnssm, «w to any. «Xuw ! lay am
down to day,' and (hen. tm|ir!nttag
the goad night kirn, to he twrfced
away with bar own hand in Ha tittle
had; af fat bars, who, with “haagry
ear,* are waHtwg for the little prat
tier to ettmb apse thrtr Ism*, as
always, aad with soft, dimpled arms
■runml their uerk. reprat the sweet
words, “i leer fafm ; m of sen mug
little brether* or •tst**t*, Ukmi
satisfactorily. But we ah *ikf walk
by feith, not by sight We Hve not
by breadalooe, but by every word
of Ood. A missionary mast be
strong in the^tUk- The Lord is train
ing his aerraut, that he may do a
good work. Let him hot he belie'
ing. The Lord is even afiordiag him
tangible, eatable proofs, ,which wa
hope he wfU properly digest.
One minister has sent the ana*ion
ary package* ot provisions, and a
barrel of Aour. We hope many of
the good housewives and kind ladies
in tbe two Virginia By nods will follow
the example. Do as you did daring
the war. Do not form commutes*;
large bodies awe slowly. Many
who have not atooey have provisona.
Get hams, chickens, lard, batter,
potatoes, hominy, apple butter, etc.
Appoint a day and a place fur the
oollectors and contributors to meet,
to pack and to box up. Mark tbe
box: Rev. D. M. Henkel, Richmond,
Va Send also a letter by mail, aad
all parties will feel better, aad addi
tional treasures will have been laid
up in heaven.
We have something to any about
“tbe upper chamber” in which the
missionary preaches, but will defer
it to a more convenient season.
several fetters both commending and
condemning him fur bis article. For
example, one very excellent brother
and a (had of the mission, says;
“Tim whole tenor of your article
was as dearly either the result of
mom rotary discouragement or of on
8ec. MT. *11 in net
of knowledge, it i* not
news of felt#, Hint 1
den nation to himself.
jugerted that ft wa
for them to retire int
the short permd ol
come ac^twiwirtl, a
rfth the delosioi.- t
M to the priest, *h -
intelfectnally U*au a
.jc u ver wh»m Um*>
tWot the judicial *>
man Catholic Chur*
is sagacity and f*»
AB y other Chnrch.
She waked: “Did
Judas f* *“d •M'sw
Bl ai feaa will be ah
that the Mooring is gfeow to him who
la went ta faith, aad who has weed
af strengthening; It fe jwnt the
comlbcv that the Lord descends to
ua, comes to the help of our weak-
oown. • • • It la wot seakaemef
faith nor doArteney iw dortrlwsl tw
algfat which cawwr* a person to rat
coodem nation to biamell. It id the
unhallowed arose which fells In Ala
earn betwson the holy end the pm-
fane, and which draws nigh to the
table of the Lord wtt bout preparation
tw hero hewn suppressed* Well,
■aether hrsthu write*: “That was
the mistake 1 think yoo committed,
that yea dad not keep yourself before
the ehartk thrwwgh tbe chwrrh pu
pare. Lot |*eofde know you are alive;
moke them think ood talk wlmut yon f
let them hear what yoo are doing*
Which ta right t Let the result of
the artfefe tell On the following
Monday after the article appealed
men may say. I for one, my «v,
are fully able.* Wo wig ^ ^
»e want every delegate, cfeinl ma§
fej-, to come with bis heart burefafe
with love to Christ aad hfe cfcgfoh,
resolved to make a farorabfefrfmrt,
and to devise liberal things fer fei.
We want no ooranh, an attagy fe
egwtes, no ertmkem, hot Kte m,
Christian men, who are wiri ng to
work, and who esteem ft a pririfem
to make sacrifices for Hip ^wbo
made so great sacrifice for
We mud hare a Seminary. |
• are not to dU ns* a matter eo pal
lia ble to every Intelligent member of
unr South'‘ it church. Team not
wtn-n» It is luestifi, or whether fr
is located at ali'£r not T never
could see why it sbou’!-Dost maht-
dent more to go from Bout'u
to Virginia than to go from Vf^ufia
to South Carotin*, f'olaubis wifi
do, Halem n il! do, Staunton aU! do,
Ridnnoud, or Charlotte, or Wythe
\ file, or Danville wilf do fer a Idea
lion. It is tbe Seminary that maket
the preachers, not the place. It b
tbe Seminary we want, and God
muHt give it to oa^ for we hare tees
that man won't do to trust for it
Well do I remember, that at 3«w-
Iterry, it was decided that as there
would be but one student, it «w
thought $1,000 annually m toe
much to ask of tbe Chnrch fer hit
training, and the Seminary querihoa
was dropped. Souls, perishing scad*,
are not worth $1,000 ami rally to the
Church! It would cost each mem
ber but 15 cents, and that young
man might have saved many aonh,
but it was not undertaken!
Now, we want no more each KtOe-
ness. We want men at oar left
Synod who can My, *What skaA
it profit os if we gain the whale
world and hme souls T Or ahaS we
exchange $1,000 for souls f
We are determined to keep oat
selfish, sectional feeling*, and knew
only tbe Church. Tbe PaMmatfea
House, however desirable. Is not ab
solutely necessary. We never fed
publish books like the Laftafek
Board in Philadelphia. Now tha
laymen hare take* hold Uf t, aai
resolve to raise $10$,$$$ to sastaia
it They will gladly puhtiak anf
matter we may desire, aa we direel
and cheaper than we era.
Tbe Committee on Miasmas, per-
hs|)a, has done what ft osdkt Tbe
mi^onan spirit is feggieg hi ear
Church, and grncr alooe aaa revive
tt»
<Mi. my bretbrrte, let as Del ah
and complain. Let'us up and to
doing. No branch of the chrirthh
ct urch, and no section of the Lath
era 11 Church, has so invifiag a Arid
as (fer*. The harvest Indy is pto,
sod the laborers few, botfewthtofk
we lie, **They that be with n* tot
mon* than they that lie agaiust tts."
We must go to work to idrid**
tbe money of tbe Cburch. We waft
teach onr people to bold It Ml fe
the uses and wants of Chrfet 1 * king
4om, and what Christ don’t want
they may nse themselves. That b
the Scriptural idea of mooqf-
Christ deuiamU it all it BMmt sot l»
withheld. Until this is undrrttoM
ami acknowledged, Cbri^l
will drag. 4* ®
received W) nnexjieetrdly a fetter
feu n warm friewd of our chwn-ti
hi general, containing the followitig
eh renag wards: “You must not de
sert yaar past, bat Maud by it, 1
beHere Richmond to be an important
field. Ood will not and can not tor
aake thoae who are laboring for the
upbuilding of Zion. To assure yoo
that 1 feel tor yen, I promise, with
God's aid. to give one hundred do!
torn this year towards your *n|»port.
For the *rst quarter I ewrlonr to
your order my check tor $!£5.” An
other friend and linn her of onr
Virginia Synod writes: “Today I
hare forwarded to Rfebmond, to vonr
address, taro packages of provisions ;<
will alee forward you a barrel of Aotrr
ia a few days. I think vour letter
published will do good.”
With eorb mmlt* and atatewenta
I will let roar readers judge whether
I ought or ought not to have written
aa I did concerning this mission.
For the information ot all concerned,
f have tbe pleasure to make knrtwn
that tbe Exeentbre Committee of the
P
Ceneral tVmnril have iqipnqiriated
$3k* to tbl* miMdou for another year,
commeociag with A|»ri1 next. Mo
Car, mo good. But on fitfen nlone I
can not live, ami what the Virginia
Synod, or tbe General Sy nod Soatb,
can or will do, I am not aide to say."
Yet, judging from what the brethren
my to me, I doubt not in the least
but appropriations will be made at
tbe next meeting, both of the Gen
eral Synod and of tbe Virginia Syn
od. But bow ia your missionary to
live from the first of April until
Aegaat or September without an
inooa*e, or without any appropriation
other than that of the General Coun
cil f The General Sy nod does not
mart until May, and the Virginia
Synod not until August. No* what
shall yonr mission ary and family live
on an til those 8ynods meet and make
their appropriations f There is but
owe nay left open to him, and cape
dally to the brethren of the Synods
who have any interest in the life and
saccem of this mission, and that is,
to follow tbe example of the brother
whs forwarded packages of pro
vision* and a barrel of thmr. How
really could this be done by many
others, not in the least impoverishing
them, but greatly enriching the
scanty larder of the missionary. If
Lutheran* throughout the South, and
especially of Virginia—no
be tratornUiug with
X 1 should aupj»>
what I know*
The feet that <*>
this city noticed
Thursday evening
press of Baltimort
Catholicism. Then
paper that had dai«
port of the lecture
Amrrfesa. and *b<
these things thus
she wa* todependf
here to it, and not eoij coal
we believe ia “theCoaMaauii
Saints," bat also practice it
I hkLi PHKKAN BoOXSTOfiK.—We
. am from the Lutheran mndMiuion-
: ry that “the Lutheran Bookstore,
m it baa been ran for tbe feat four
and a half years, ia in process of
winding up it* affeirs. Mr. pchrack
ia no longer its superintendent, aad
Dr, kflmaa, Mr. J. W. Grubb aad
Again, they
pot blighted
Who is a LrnilJLi !-A«y aaa
who receives the Augsburg Can fee
aiua from tbe heart, attaching ta
it* word* Ha own meaning, we ac
knowledge to be n Lutheran. Any
Highly Honored
Lekre end Wekrt, tbe Miaeoari
Synod's monthly, devotee nearly five
pages to read us a toctuie “actor die
where be mast have stood ta 1330,
in order to be recognised by our
Con Tensor* aa one of them, ia a
const stent Lutherau Any man who
in 1863 reject* the trnth* which tbe
Coofea*a>o accepted, aad accepts tbe
errors which tbe Coofoaaiou rejected
in 1530, la not n true adbriwat to
that Coufeeaiou, nor a conafetent
Lutheran.—Dr. grmutk.
A father, overwhelmed with gnef at
the )oaa uf hi* Aral bom boy, wrote;
open communion. It also loaches
us up 00 “die Kamel femei—cka/le
jfeff—the exchange of pelpita with
nou-Lotheran believers, and reproves
ua rather severely for speaking well
of oar neighbor—the Old School
Presbyterian Chnrch.
We acknowledge it: ear offences
are many and heinous. We hare
too much love for all the brethren.
We do not call “common what God
bath cleansed,” and we try jo keep
tbe eighth commandment. We know
“8.” in Lekre und Wekrt mean* aa
well; we are convinced tkat he de
sires to do us good, and are grateful
for it. We have the higbeet regard,
too, for tbe authorities be quotes;
above all, for him whom “8." calls
“the old Jenaer Theologian Job.
Mosaean;” bat still we must beg
leave to differ from our Miarauri
brethren, because, I. “8.” does nut
quote a single Scripture against
as. We infer that he could not
find even one condemning as aad our
brethren. II. He is a New Lutheran,
aud we an Old Lutheran. He ia a
Lutherau of tbe Concordia of !M$;
we are a Lntheran ot the Angaburg
Confession of 153$, 111. Tbe Coocor-
dts, moreover, sustains as. Form
Concordia, Kpit., Art. 7.—“Of the
Lord's Sopper.” A “We also believe,
teach and coulees that there ia bat owe
species of unworthy guests, namely t
those who do not believe. Concern
ing these it ia written (John iH: 18) 1
‘He that believeth not Is condemned
already.' This coodem nation ia ren
dered greater and more heavy
through an unworthy aaa of this
holy sacrament. (1 Cor. xi: 3$.) $.
“We believe, teach and confess that
no true believer, as long aa be retains
a living faith, however weak it may
be, receives onto judgment this holy
sacrament, which was instituted es
pecially on account of Christiana who
are weak in fartb, yet penitent, for
the ooosniatioa and confirmation of
their weak faith.” 1$l “We believe,
teach and confess that all the wor
thiness of the guests at this heavenly
feast, consists in tbe moat holy obe
dience and perfect merit of Christ
alone—which we apply to ourselves
through this sacrament—aad by no
menus depends on owr virtues or
interior or exterior preparations."—
IT. Lutheran theologiane are on out
side. Storr a^d Flatt. ReneJiU of Ike
Lor#*' Supper. Bee. 114.—“But tbe
blessing itself does not dejtend on ns
or onr views of the doctrine, bat on
the divine agency of the Lord. Hence
if they do their doty, and endeavor
to partake of the ordinance with
proper intentions, and with a grate
ful recollection of fbe death of Jeans,
they may still, though nnknown to
thcm.Helves, become partakers of the
blessing that conferred. It Is there
fore to be regarded as a matter of
jnst congratulatiou that those violent
and bitter contentions have been
buried in oblivion, which formerly
harassed the Protestant churches,
and in which, as Lather himself con
fessed, tbe theologians of onr church
also were hurried Ip two great ex-
orate an attack apoi
bear a word agaiu- i
aad that tbe ill-tre f.
secatioa which *h* *
•bowed bow weak ihl
when it could not enj
ei one feeble worn-
8be asserted thatI
priesthood had cqu tr <|
bloodshed aad crim. * I
that three-fonrth- * il
acts committed in th J
committed by tlios K
priests had sway. "
tbe hand-to-band co.it
been waged with t
ligion in Mi la it. V>
aud asserted that V
mraeed in this ooum
the riots in New V01 I
July last.
The feeturer n«
parish of Father V. I
feD, X. J., which
hounds oue tUou.s.uii . I
whom are very poo ;
are com | tel fed to *u;»; |
M a salary of fel,50n
aud Wn# has
death into ««
Fundi) and 1
G. W. Frederick, who is ad -ised by
hit physicans to demit bis ministerial
labors for a time. He proposes, ac
cordingly, to devote himself, foe at
feast aytear or two, to this, sphere,
.<4 one related in importance to the
direct ministerial work.”
net)Warn here, God look him ; he k
infinite to u tadom, infinite as a teach
er, aad had higher, holier, uubfer
uork for him to do a Unr
New Publications.
LittetTe Li ring Af* The last tw#
weekly numbers of The Lirirng Apt
contain: The life and Writings of
John Hook ham Frere, t/mmrirrtf ft*
fine { Quaint Castowi* In Kwei
Chow, CmmkiU Vaporise; lace mu
king as u Fine Art, Edinburgh
Eerie*: Notea 00 Fast Greenland,
by a member of the Germai^Arrtfe
Expedition of 1*60-70, fVaarris Mag
ezine: Tbe Find Earl of Hhafres-
bory, Weetmimetrr Review ; A Mining
Adventure, Putt Matt Gazette; Im
portant Discoveries during the late
Eclipse, Hpeetator; The Venus ei
Milo, translated for The Liriag Age
from tbe Rteue Dee Amur Mendm;
The Ethics of Infection, Ratnedag
Review; An Old Himaiavan Town,
Chambers' Journal; The Warm Lake
Yen, many
rberiahed by parents for their child
rrn, that God, ia the orderings of
his wise, yet mytterfous iwoudeiMc,
sees fit to hide ahat in the lamb ot
those cuorrmtog* nlidni (hey hn't
beru cherished.
Aad though the chrisUaa purest
feels that “it 1* wrll" that Ibena
bofien hare not rx|au*ded into frni
turn, yet say not it in easy to be
reconciled to the dnuppolutmeiit
which their blight has canned.—
Many a mother, atoa. has nothing
felt to life conormiug ehuh to hope
save a darling child. lie to whom
she gave her yonng heart with it*
•*n hole 'ulaamauf eufallenag trust,*
has with strange prnmnwa Iran*
ferred hie lave to the “Aoning bowL*
And now. if with affection border
ing on idolatry, she crutraa nil her
hopes ta her child, who can wonder
at H f Ta it she turns lor the nm
fort aud strength that the uunatural
father ought to git a.
If a ana, she indulge* the fond
hope that ta the yet to none hr will
br at once a bosbaod to provide lor
her wants aad ta protect her from
evil, aad a son to giaddru her heart
and ever growing
t ailed Statev t
No city south at Virginia in a
suitable location, for yonng men will
come North to school who will not
go South Virginia, *a a State, ia
(he mo«t desirable 00 aeooant of
cliauue, line* of travel, aortal con
(I it mo. cheapness of schooling, etc.
Aa a “center," Salem. Va., la the
moat suitable town, for two tootitn
Onr people are determined that
this mission shall not suffer. From
various qna rters we tatrn that tbe
1 harches aud stewards, who are
faithful, are doing their part. Three
things are needed. First—prayer.
Christ prayed and gave thanks be
low he distributed the “five barley
loaves” and the “two small fishes.”
Then there most be something to
pray fair ajod to bless, beside the
cheaper ia nrapert to boDdiaga, pew
fesnofV aalarim. to, than to create
people who are to be fed with the
true bread from heaven by the mis
sionary ; ip other words, tbe lad
must tether e, and he moat not come
< mpty-handed. And thirdly and
lastij—as we ministers are apt to
■<.iv—the mmsionary should te in
qaired after, sought out and visited
by ii: eve*y disciple from a distance
It ia tetter to hare a Literary
College and Th«-ological Seminary
the other, 0. §-, reoaay lvania Oaltoga
and iVaiun at Gettysburg. Tha
young minister spoken of above told
me : “Three fourths of the stadent*
we ha«e ia the Taion Theological
Hemiaary in Fiinor Edwards county,
Va^ m»mc from If»m|w4ea Hydney
College, aita* ted right by the side
ot it. Yonng mem of tbe church
none to College, and their attention
and interest are turned to the miti
let ry through the iafioeorr at tbe
Srmiaan neat them, who others uu*
souhl be carried aany into other
M, a salary of #44*
hemdaa paying then
aaafetiiig ia the bui
‘‘terth. which will
Let tiiere te a regular division of
labor. (.Wci have among us some to
wlioui God has given the gift ot
prayer preeminently: they should
pray. We have others whose chief
talent is their sabetanoe: they should
honor tbe Lord with their substance
and the first fruits of their increase.
We tevo others again whom either
business, or inclination, or friend-
ship, or the leadings of Providence,
carry to t^ minhM field: they
should visit and make glad the heart
of the missionary. Some, however,
haw$ only qoe talent, otters have
two, pod not a few have five. Every
tpM^k | every God-given gift should
be impreved and made profitable.
Tbe day; of reckoning ia sot very
far of\t- If the servant who had but
one tjaient was deprived of that tal
ent, and calked wicked gad slothful
by his ford because be had hid it ia
the eaij% what will onr Lord say
to tbpas who, having received either
Black j with poetry
etc. Tha sabocripti
64 page weekly mi
year, or for $10 a
by his
honor. And if a infer aurh rirram
stance a little grave hides el once
child aad hopes centered ia it from
that mother, how blighted and dark
must be ter future! Aad yet many
sack ate to te found in this tear
stained world of oars, whose lest
hope for life has gone oat to the
darkness of their child's grave.
Hud enough Is it under any cir
cumstances for tbf tender mother to
Rural Carolinian Charleston, 8. C
A meriron Agrimltnriet, New York.
For the Cotton Rtates, the Rural
la invaluable. For the wheat and
grass region tenth, the Farmer to
admirably adapted. Tha Amieal
turiet suite every latitude^ and both
old and young may derive benefit
from it, if they will rend uodcratatid
tugiy.
matter
whether they lieloug to tlie Virginia
Byitod or m*t—who are favorably
diiqaamd towards this mission, would
all feud u helping liaud, how eanily
and comfortably could this work lie
sustained aad (iroeecnted. I am glad
to inform you that the salary due
me has teen |»aid. D. M. H.
Owing to the condition of the
Virginia chnieh aad ansae yonng
men, Theological lustructkMi ip now
given at Ran note College privately,
not to militate against the interest
in argumH
'opines 1 ieficcti,Hi.v
*°hi. She said th.»t I
:l * e Couveut it was >.
forsook tte Cat
and that she woohi L
100 glud if she would
sympathy and aasfet.
s°i»e from priests t» j
J'*® Archbishops, s,
>m *** toughed at
“te told that she wx.
»t SO hard, as H was ml
8he asserted that wh
' doiiugton aad appl
to J
! h,, teelphto f he. hadTl
•« would receive aud
*** « Pe »fe*t kiadtKH,
•*“*!» >» hi. hoQK, m
tkf “«* O—id IUH
oe cireumstatHv s; tfa.
-L t r ww ’ tun,
h '» “Uil tb. (
Northern mat lint ions con Id not gra
tuituoaly mat rncl them, they coo Id
not go tenth, and unices instructed
there in connection with their lite
rary course they would not te able
to enter the ministry. No one 8yand
For the Lutheran Visitor.
A leyfty to "Shall We Meet f
The artkfe “Shell wp Meet T in
m Yieitor aroma rather wvsw. U
tbe reenIt of the effort to raise funds
by the different 8v node for the pres
cut Beminery, we can nee preUg tax
toio the future- -r t ii.tl Uuu
I expect to get myself into a
horuet’s Drat, Mr. Editor, by this
at Ucfe, and prolmbiy to get stung
by yoo for the first, but in order to
save otters Iroui bomg stung 1 wilt
say to yonr readers that this ar*tcle
is written without the suggestion,
knowledge, or Asosra approval of
the Faculty of Roanoke College, or
of aaj one interested or connected
with it or them or their relatione.
Hoping the subject wt)l be frilly
etodied and acted upon by the Synod
at iU approaching meeting, 1 done
with saying that the Virginia Lu
thrrma Chaidh is not willing to do
without the Thcofogfeal Seminary.
Let watchmen, and those who are
not, suggest their places and plans,
Aud then there can be no private
only a child's grave, is the
1 talents to bring him,
r have gained nothing !
t not but that many
offered up in behalf of
but are they all prayers
Some pray who ought
Their prayers are not
ae they are not ctoeed
girt Amen. It is very
through oug church yards aad
, UA * oongregntion in Brooklyn have given
I'EIumS «- *» a—• »
dM4>uw I Ktfvrmti, Ute trermmn.—TU “
Life be- me*nod Elott thinks that onr *******
ttDdoua Reformed brethren are ant at f**®*
among tbemselven. There aie, it
row." j iu this small denomination,
pie are ing about WW miuintens two
pulous. directly op|>o*ed to each *
se* are so called Mercershnrg
) short, thinks a great deal of the litarEfj
0 pteu- seems to teach a msgioal
, ready the sucrameuts, atol feto— ******!!!
ike onr- tow aivis Cstliolicism. Pastor*
Jl over this temfewqr very fteqaeatfy dam
iik! the with the Romish chsreh.
is life or Western party ai*pruncte« m**
.1 «wn. | to tbe OW-lto««K<
nisterm, j tberefiire, lu order to r»i*
•m, hut strength prefer to whito ?•**
t that strict calviuHttic
They seem to think, that tmcaana
Ua name had hardly been known,
and ita influence felt bey ood the
narrow circle of Ihe home to which
Rev H 3t. PUhlamm, A A—We
met aud traveled a short distance
lent week with Ife. Pohlinsn. We
found him as healthy, clieerftri end
active ae ever. In e few weeks he
will enter the 73d veer of his life.
is to pray who never
h able. Such prayers
[ 5 nothing more. Such
ten they pray, are only
regards giving, we nre
i to learn that the call
iu vain. A layman—
rail, locate him—will
feed dollars the present
Jtocntive Committee of
t But it is needless to say such are
not parents who than lightly think
ttefftferilla with sorrow every fitea
<* ttto heart. They knew that while
flrtfee Ihqqghdeee. .and utoxprri
Knapp. Ta ctura* tec. 146. fcrtt-
ieal Remark«, d^L ^pecatatiorte
Uh* w*+
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