The Lutheran visitor. (Columbia, S.C.) 1869-1904, May 03, 1872, Image 2
ISITOR JOOLUMIUA
ind todSher to bi* own bOt
his < him And though she
lift lm nnd 'total, be fan |
bom of the Presbyterian or Met »'t*I waitdero®Mro« the sebJgR,
diet Church bow they suntsie their but *»«•*«• liitaJK arjkalculated to
church enterprises, and lU0 will I’rip"l» tbouJi
tell yon: “We are anwwrf ao much, Many more werr the garlands and
aud it baa to be robed."’ cruaaea ami bouqaai*; eveu the ten*
Onr churvli «m planted ou A uteri i deriy nurtared bouar plants were
can toil aa early perhapa as any, brought forth and bang tn m<*s
except the Kpiaoopal. True, ws have baskets, a bile the w hole »m made
had difficulties to cooteud with, but , coui|»iete by two exquisite terraced
most ol tbeui were of oor owu I pyramids, winch lookt<d like miuta
making. Others, too, have bad tbeir tun* temple*,
dtflndthk
• f$r\ aggh't tbiM In view
< Is * “Whither
go from fby MpbW! or whither ahalFTriulT
1 flee from thy |»rese»oeI If I Mhr understood, a* abe grew older,
aaceml up into heaven, thou art l»ow in giving herself to one *o
there: if t make wt Hed in hell, loving aud true, she had reeehod
behold, thou art there. If I take a new feeling of bee—a new f(/k
the wings uf the morning, ami dwell into her own heart- And then abe
hi the uttermost parts of the sea. knew that she bad given tier heart
even there shall thy band lead me, to the kind gentleman, wbru she
and thy right band shall hold me., gave him beraelf. Hh wondatfcl
If I say, Merely the darkness 'shall kiodoeaa, by its own sweet power
com me, even the night shall lie had drawn ap her poor heart out
light about me. Yea. the darkness of Its misery, and made ft share his
htdeth not from thro; hut the night “wn happiness,
shfneth an the dayt the darkness Children, Jesus seeks yonr hearts,
and the light are both alike to No one loves you so much as He.
thee.* | He loved you ao much as to die Ibr
• Though we can not see (tod you. He loves yon still. He asks
with our bodily eyes, we can see four love, your hearts in return,
him by frith, which is railed the Will you not give them to Him f
“eye of the soul,” and the “evidence If any of you fdet that your heart*
of things not seen * Just ns we see an* not food enough. too bad to give
the works of His almighty power to Jeans, then will yon not give
and wisdom above and around ua, yourselves to Him T In doing so
we must believe in Him who atone yon will flud that Hi* love will draw
ean have such power and wisdom, you to Himself In ways so sweet and
“fbr,• says Hi. I*aul, “the in risible gentle, that it may seem to you that
things of Him are clearly mm from you did not know when or how It
the ereatkm of the world, being «a vas done. WM yon not how all say
drrsSssd by the things that are with me:
made, ecru hi* eternal power aod M j «itbout om- pies
O ad bead $ an that they air without Rut that Thy Mood was shed for me, .
Irwin
b«*. 52? *»*• »
Tiedcman, «; »
fuertba Johaaoo.
^j„ay Btekm..
We do most fm
oed <"*y » ,rtto, " 1
oor effnrtt i» U*»
abundantly Me** tb
far Christ’s sakev
AfW the rsadin
l0 g nrirort we all
gsreet hymu, •F*
Editors:
it. RUDE, U.fH, Columbia, 8. C.
1. MILLER, StaHntou. V*.
unity : im non essential*.
h ail thing*. chstriSy. n
Our Huml*> school uor4i|iicl the
one hundred years of experience ami j centre and Ml ahrioa
trial, we taka up statistics) we And luau's took the right
the Presbyterians in the Month have preheat in the efcaao
*10 ministers and 82,000 cow man I
cunts, with over IjM) theologies!
stud eat*.
the South 7,000 preachers and 5(W,
000 members.
while Mr. How.
Among those
I were the Pas
tor, Rev. T. W. Hath, urn! Iter. Jno.
II. Honour, w bile in his usual place
The Methodist* have in | Mt the venerable and beloved patri
arch, Hev. Dr. John Bachman. The
The Ithe run* huve bright spring afternoon, the happy
about JU0 ministers aod *.10,000 com- face* of the r-ltiklreu. and tbe beau
municant*. ami mat a theological tlful dressing of the church, made
student im our Seminary. Is it wrong up a lovely and teapiriug picturr.
made ia Post
•ki*. or Drafts,
ot be obtained.
“Shall we go!* As he simply misun
derstands thy/* whole article, I beg
I the privilege of correcting liiui.
1. 1 did not intend to make out
, a case strong euougb against our
General Synod to justify tbe verdict,
“unworthy to live.” That was not
at all uiy object, and if I have made
such an impression I regret it ex*
, ceedingly, and beg tbe brethren to
; accept my apology for any lack of
perspicuity iu my aftick*. My ob
ject was simply to call attention to
tbe fact of tbe approaching meeting
of our General Synod—that the
work plaoued and resolved upon to
be done during the interim was uot
accomplished, in some cases, as far
as we are informed, not attempted;
and I stated that if this was to coo-
tinne, and be re-enacted at the next
meeting, then delegates would cou j
iider the propriety of attending.
The attempt of “Occasional* to jus
tify tbe inaction of tbe various com- i
|
m it tees may pass for what it is
worth. It will be sootbiug to some,
but we must have frequent articles
from him
■». If these e
money iu a
are obliged to
i m.djrieftsfr
tbwriben until
(continue is re
ps are pud, as
sly returning a
mail, is not suf-
roas order to
and all avrea
l by law. k
of tlie paper
omnumicauunri relating to sub-
, shontd give their names very
ly, and carefully indicats which
and which are tiew subscribers,
iy the name of the post office.
> that at the County and State
subscriber is necessaiy, in order
proper entries may be promptly
urately made. \ [j
age and obituary notices, and
tatter inteuded for publication.
»e written sepasktely, and not in
i letters, to reemve proper atten-
No. 188, sbonld
» the Lutheran
A Imyinan,* i:
eu credited
\ of course.
AbDKttM BT rmc PAKTOB.
tier. T. W. Doak. the pastor of
8t. John's, then addressed the
schools and friend* sasemMed. Ilia
temarks were introduced with a
reference to a window of the new
German I xi thermo church, u|wn
which was bountifully painted a
large eyre. He wondered if any
tittle srhoUr present could tell him
what that eye meant—why it was
plaopl three, what troth it taught.
He had no doubt it am put there
for a particular purpose. Mi. to
mind all worshiper* in that holy
■aurtaarj of samefhiag that they
should always remember What
truth « as that f If ashed tn answer
the question kimartf. he would do it
la the words of IIagar, alter the
angel had appeared to her at the
fountain uf rtbur. and any, the im
pressive leuson taught by that eye la:
Thou God aeewt am. lie then ecm
tinned somewhat as follows:—That
e>e speak* of the all ar<riag eye of
Gad, the All seeing One. Seeing is
ns wosdrrfa! as it is delightfal. The |
#>e is not only the most beautiful,
but also, perhapa, the moat narfal
organ or part of the tmdy. What
numerous pleasure* are daily given
os through it, as we look upon the
beaatital flowers, the Uue beaten*,
the bright stars, the broad river sad
ocean, with thetr thousands of living
and growing creaturesf But after
nil, it Is not the eye that sens, nay
more thao the glsasei which some of
n* wear to assist the eye. W# see
with or through the eye, hut it is
the soul that asm. Mo God. who is
the Ininrte Hpirrl. without parts,
everywhere present, ares all things,
without any medium or iaatrnment.
It ia a very solemn thought that
God sees ns ala ays; and its rears
branee should ever keep ns from
doing what God is not pleased with.
Wherever ue are, and whatever wr
are doing, we should not forget that
God Is kmhtng apoa as Bat this
truth all men forget to» much.
Man) art as if they did not believe
that there is sack a being as God.
or at least as if they thought lie
tlxi not are them. The) are like two J
boys of whom I Intel) mad. The i
AstneMHMer Mitshrll. was usr «lay
making observation* u|s*o the miu j
that is, Im wan j
looking at it thnmgb aa mstrwasent
rsllnl tbe Iriemip And as the
son was nearing the kurlam, or as
little children sometimes asy. “the i
edge of thu sky,* the tap of n hill,
about seven miles away, came within *
rouge of the groat Irfoaoopr. (In j
the tup of that hiU was an orvhatd
of apple trees, sad in one of i
those trees were two hoys stealing
apples. One was art tag senliaet,
whilst tbs other plucked the apple*.
And brcaase they could met no
person near thrm, they though! mo
and they' collected J
cel. where they n 1
from the hand of I
eat, after liateoing I
address of wefoonv I
teachers.
ADDK}|
Dear Children j
assigned, by oar Sul
pleasing duty of 1
beautiful and well
(Jiving aod receiviiil
ant, bat especially J
is a reward for j
have been faithfu l
anoe at Sunday s I
thus shown love J
yonr duty, yoar 8ojj
yoor God; apd^Tj
those who are mod
tendance are also i j
lessons and attentive
ers. Though we Ui
prises for perfect leal
yon will have you:I
other ways. Yon j
yon a con scion sn-
performed, and\hu
happiness. Yon wil
ia your minds and
that in other days, ii
jierhaps, will returj
blessing*. Then u I
l»er to you bright aiJ
ions in the sweet t«»ii
and you will think
church, where we J
sit, and sing, aud
But children, while
little gift*, fail not t J
you are constantly,
leutly receiving prvJ
above. Tbe same K|
while on earth east
him, still sends <
heaven good gifts to
All that is beaittifi
world of nature, all
that is dear to us, h<
ket of rare jewel- j
iu our hands, and
precious intwiises."
aod count over tbe
flash iu your baud likl
of the value of p»is i
you shall receiver
worth of this ruby,
me early shall Hud uh
that royal diamond -
flashes lflee a sun. n
(hat believeth shall Im
J'hon remember w
aud to whom they j
tell me if they are u
aud precious,
ooce gave a man a gn
oxdaimed: “This is
J. P. Smkl
■oUcge, Walhal
Chapel last fi
ited appoiutmi
bility. His
ext will be ty
ig words: **Ati
hell.”—Xeiebeti
ek, of New-
i, preached in
bbatli, being
nt, with his
ourse Suuday
ie<l upou the
He descend
f Herald.
I tear V tutor t On the aibrMuU of
Monday, April 14th, tbe teacher* and
vcholars of oar HI. John"* Maatlay
school roller ted in the rhanh to cH
ebrate the anntreraary. Owr gwesta,
tbe ^ember* of tbe Wenlwwth
Street Lutheran Monday school, were
present, ami joined heartily with n*
in onr hapt»incaa. Mt. Mark 1 * Ger
man Monday school, to oar disap
pointment. foand it lm|»ussiMs to
attend, and, aa yon may imagine, we
missed those sweet hjmu singer*.
Our ilear old church. At meeting
place for happy heart*, was decked
with nature's sweetest offering*, fresh
flowers. Much do we owe to the
gentle baud* and ftuthfsl heart* that
cause tbeir devotion thus to blossom
forth. Would I bml s|mce to dwell
upon each separate beauty In this
adornment.
This hi no trifle, dear Visitor
When yon And rhnrrb members
wilting to give up madyr hoar*, la
tbe home and in the chnrrh, to the
purpose of beautifying, and render
ing attractive their sanctuary, you
may real assured their ehristlsnity
ioved Mopenatendont. R. G. ("his
holm, raid the foUowing report:
AHHVAL KKPOIT OT THK MtFKKIK
TBirDEWY OP BT. JOBW*8 BT5DAT
KHMX.
lie is blessed of God, and greatly
Messed, who enjoys the privilege of
doing God nervier, of laboring for
instead of ‘*occaaiouar
ones, before we can believe that that
“charity which suffVrvth long and
is kind* exonerates auy one from
tbe faithful discharge of duty. If
any or alLof the committees have
doue what they could under the
circumstauces, we will all say, “well
done good aud faithful servauta.*
My article was au effort, such a*
has been made by others during the
interim of Synod, to arouse tbe
chnrch and arrest the attention of
our people by a presentation of
j On TUB.—“Lutherkrtus* said, in
his ( gwsition of tbe fallacies of
.fi H.*: “I"wonder* if the good
bfotiled has ever hOsrd of tbe Ku
K3usi ! < He should remember that
tL e r«rst of living men? in the Mouth
me All Ku Klnx.* The Americas
ca|n uot! see that this is but* a pieoe
of pjedisantry. Rev. Mr. Anstatt
briietBi, though it seems almost in
cr Mlibithat “Luthemn ns* is in j
earnest, and gets off a most pathetic
For over thirty years have I been
numbered with yon, early was I
brought to this iaatituUoti, and my
name enrolled as a scholar, and for
the past twenty years 1 hare been
called to occupy this positioci of
Haprrintrodeat. During that long
period I have ever received from
tbe teachers and scholars marked
ktpdnesa and esteem, repeatedly val
wed token* of yoar sincere regard,
and for yonr Sfeoog attachment aod
yonr antiring efforts to aid. eucour
age and uphold
painting*, fee. He was not selAsh,
but ia a quiet way tried to make all
others happy * round him, and was
most happy himself rhea doing so.
As )»e was walking on deck one day
he aaw a Huie girl seated alone »nd
looking very unhappy . He weot
nf% and asked her why *be was
s» sad, and if she would not let him
comfort her. Tins seemed to make
her still store sad. and she was over
come with sob* ami weeping. Tbs
kind gentleman, after walling n lit
tie, took her gently by tbe hand aud
drew ont of her the sad story that
•ha was an orphan—a child without
father or motUer—aud that she was
now with stronger* who dal uot love
her aod a horn she did not love, who
ware tubing her far away across the
ocaaa to a strange laud. Thru after
her grief had pans**! away a little
the gentleman a*id to her: “Little
girl, I have a pleasant home aod
a happy family. aud God—(he same
Great Being whs made yon ao or-
l>ha»—has given me groat wealth*
so that I hate plenty, ami more than
I need for myself aod family. Ue
also look to huuaeif a little girl he
had given me, who would have been
now shoot a* Urge a* yon. If you
uud tbe |ico|dr to whom yon belong
ue willing. I wid y<at to tiroome
my little girl, ami I will take yon
my home and treat you as my dsngii-
for, give you ah you need, sod all
I ask la rotarw »*. that you wiU love
me as my liufo girl would do it she
were with me that you will give
me yonr heart.” Then with a faoa
more and than 1**4*mv, she aaki, “Kind
air, you do not know altal you
are s4uug$ I am not Like your little
girl. I am wmked air I dioobedicut,
my heart a uoi III to give to you—
it is an Adi of hod thought* aud
feehnga i aod it is an swltsk that it
would not truly lorn eeun ao kind a
trieud a* you. It in dreadful to ham
such a winked heart, hut I ana not
( bangs it
Thru they were both silent a
while. And, wheu at iuogth Use
little girl ventured tudmdr up, she
saw tho gwnthnnUM's faro having the
same, loving mmI* a* btfore, ami
r ve« more tender. “I know it,*
sasi ha. “I t»**k you la Im jint
sock a girl aay un any you are; I
am very sorry yoar heart is such
that T«m can not gtvs it to a tncod
who «rtN slwmy * loro yon; but, my
)ioor child, if you r an mt give mm
your heart, will you grin urn your
self? Just a* you ore, will row be
my child r And then, ibongti more
than ever surptisnl, she 4Stw truth
•ad sismrity in hi* focn, aod six*
1 do most sin
cerrly rhuuk Him, the source from
whence yoo derived all your good
interest, ami by whose Holy Mpirit
you were eashted to cany them into
effect. Many a one from yoar midst
have I seen kneel around this altar,
haring received tbe seed of righteous
aeon, which precious germ ha* grown
up, budded aud bkmsotncd, leaving
the rich fruit of that early training
—tbe giving of themselves to Christ,
henceforth to he u a mitered among
hi* true disciple*, sod we pray God
may make many more from this little
baud earnest, zealous Christians, fear
less in proclaiming Christ, aud active
in every good word and work. Much
we need now, for a* in man there
are neaaoo* of depression, so in the
church su<l Sunday-school there rosy
l* at time* lukewarm tie***, aod only
hy united end strenuous effort* do
we ascend. Let us then beseech
Almighty God to renew in ns a
right sud earnest spirit, that we
may begin afresh upon this com
mcmcment of a new Sunday school
year, and labor diligently in his
service, that the end may be glorious,
even a “wrnwu of rejoicing.* And 'tin
well to-day to review the past, that
we may proflt by the ex|mrieaer of
to months s|w>ut in tlie work, marking
out for onrwcries a course, by adhet
tag to which we may greatly further
the eaasu of f'hriat among tlie young.
Owe qorwtiou jn*t here: Has each
teacher felt as groat a desire to
serve God in this appointed way
daring the year now ended, as in
former roars ? If the love of souls
still hunt* within, thou you have
groat cause for rejoicing; but if
otherwise, then, my dear fra uds, let
u* eiKxxuragv each Other, let us pray
with and for each Aker, 1st us resolve
that, with God's help, we will beuce
forth do our port in this groat work
of training wools. We say do oor
part, for, alas! aome, without weigh
ing fV duty aud neoessary self
dental nml sacrifice, without comiting
the ofter them selves a* teachers, 1
and oil .nwoant of our groat need
are accepted; but bow sadly wanting
iu the very Brat requisite for a worker
In tbe Sunday schoot They oousidei f
not that they deal with precious
>'o of the General Syn-
1 attention of the members
sneral Synod is called to the
; arrangement made with
rent railroads: The Ricb-
r redericksburg Railroad will
degate* at full fare, and
em free, ou presentation of
b from the Secretary of
The Chesapeake & Ohio
will return all at half fare
i paid half fare going. The
J & Danville Railroad, with
uuections, via Greensboro’,
and Columbia, will pass
matter, and should claim tbe atten
tion aud due consideration of bock
the congregation aud the Sunday
school teachers, looking to the future
of our church. Reaigtiatiooa during
the past year of 10 teachers; bat
these principally left our city. We
deeply lament the loss of two of ear
‘ etvworker*, * bo were devotedly at
inched to this institution, and labored
well, but God early ‘-ailed them to
brighter scene*; they bad finished
His work, and he bade them rejoa*
with him in glory. Tbe names of
Julia Murrell aud l aim more Traemt
sill long lie remembered and chef
! isbed bero.
In our last report we alluded to
tbe |»rogivsB made in the erectssi
of (Mir Sunday-school building. To
day we rejoice greatly to report it*
•xKupletioii. A building sufficiently ca
pacious to seat comfortably 25Ascbol
an» exclusive of class room, which
will accommodate 50 to 75 more. It
has l»eeu erected at a cost uf $41**.
Tbe entire furniture will require m.
additional $1.0*10, more than bait
of which ha* been donated by tbe
congirgatUMi and the “Luther” and
“You Bora* Mocietiee of our Muodsy
school. It would be an addition*!
source ot joy could we report h
f\> tuple trig finished; we trtWl, i»°*'
ever, the members of the oougre**-
tion will not leave this ouuotkrd
and u neared for. A room b« hre*
expressly ap|Hx>priatcd for the
class, to which class tbe ck««*
looks for au increase iu her niemb**
shij*. This room should be fomtahed.
(bat we may avail ourselves ao* 01
tbe opportuuitie* afforded tkrosgi 1
our ;>astor, who is not only willing,
but anxious to Itesfcow that time aud
labor on the young whereby the
church may reap a rich harvest
At the request of those whom
all respect and esteem, we b'*' f
|M»$tpoued the dedication uutil the
meeting of the General Synod i»
May next. Notwithstanding the
sickly summer of 1871, our «hool
was always opeued, and we ahafi
to-day award prises to 30 scholar
some of whom were jireaent every
Sabbath in the year. And many
deserve more than bouorabie mention
for punctuality, who were ahnw* 1
only three cw fmtr Sabbaths in the
year, beiug then detained bjf shy
ness, but we must have eafe*
limit, and our standard this year
admits of a scholar’s absence
three Sabltaths only. There bemg
53 Sabbaths iu this year, those euti
tied to tbe rewards are:
Willie Johnson, 53; Ele«M»or Ma
honey, 53; Julia Smith, 53; AuaSia
m them whatever. Onr Methodist
brethren in the single State of Geor
gia are more than five times as
I numerous as all the Lutheran* in
| oar General Synod pat together.*
The Presbyterians, “long years ago,
had, and still have, the machinery,
the men and tbe money necessary
for promptly and successfully inau
gurating any enterprise determined
j upon by their Synods.*
O, my dear 'Kfoeasional,* why did
you make that invidious “contrast f*
I That is precisely what you are
blaming me for. That is just what
I said that made the “contrast."
“Go below ! go below ! you do assist the
storm.”
Mince when did these Georgia
Methodists become “five times aa
numerous a* onr General My nod T*
Whokhad tbe first church iu Georgia,
the Lutherans or the Methodists!
Which had the first organization in
Month Carolina, North Carolina, Vir
ginia! How many institutions of
learning had they or tbe Presbyte
rians in Geargia or the Month when
oor Meminary was located at Lex
ington ! How many Methodists or
Presbyterians were in the Mtate of
Mouth Carolina when Dr. Bachman
came to Charleston, or Bobrins to
Ebenezer, or Muhleuberg to Vir
ginia! How did these denomina
tions get tbe advantage* “ Occa
sional* speaks of! They grew ont
of their zealons labors, they arose
from their commendable missionary
zeal, and tbeir more Scriptural lib
erality. • Th*y long ago assessed their
people for what money was needed,
and we may, say the Methodists
assessed the chnrch for tbe men
they wanted for home mission work,
while the Lutherans passed resolu
tions and went to their farms and
tbeir merchandize, and taught the
people that tbeir money was all
their own, that the chnrch begged
them for a little of It, and would
feel very gratefbl for just whatever
they might see fit to ghee atray for
this purpose; then they passed the
not around, aoa-rantisoea a spteuafu
toil and back—full fare going
) Warning, upon Secretary’s
ity*. Certificate good from
i jto the 25tb, inclusive. It is
d that the name privileges
afforded on tbe Charleston
npbia, and the Colombia &
ille Railroads. T. W. Dosh.
green with a mosaic work of blos
som* that prrfrtmed the air and de
lighted the eye. The reading <le»k
formed a support lor a large cm**,
nearly three feet high, formed ro
tiroly of mow white s|Mrea, and sur
mounted with a crown of red runes I in the afternoon
and golden lilies. Thus in heaattfol
types do we love to see the glorious
and soul satisfying truths of our
holy religion set forth See shut
this cross and rroten reminds u* of.
The white cross—tbe pore, innocent
victim—“the just for the unjust *
The rroten—the red ymrt—the Idondy
sacrifice, tbe crown of thorn*, the
self humbling of Divinity—tbe eter
nal efficacy of tbe atonement; the
golden part—the crown of gfory , the
richness of tbe wearer, the kingly
character—tbe eternity of the king
dom of glory.
As with Christ, so with u* who
follow an worthy Christians. Our
cross ou earth though heavy ia pure
and holy, and as we bear it, draw*
us heavenward. If on earth we
have a crown, It often contains
E*IBIT OF THE MOUTH.—We
disposition to say anything
o two communications from
h spirited hotspurs in the
Yieitor of last week. The
reply to an article of “X. J.
te Lutheran Observer, and
is an expectoration on an
in tbe American Lutheran
a to their My nod South,
iticle, as well as that of
” was written in respectful
d breathed fit kind spirit.
the General Synod has
I a delegate to the Southern
floe of these writers warns
gate to look out for the
if he attempts to attend
ing. Is this the spirit of a
r Is this a Christian tuiu-
writes these words! We
trust this is got the spirit of;
lern brethren generally. If
be less we have to do with
b .. . . i... -
vania.—One hundred and
members were added to
.utberan Church, Reading,
J. Fry pastor, on Good
veniug. ; Eighty-eight of
re confirmed aud twenty-
teu be
Trinity
Pa., R
Friday
these i
Au.i'Z',r a ‘-..
u,. ' tewn at his feet
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above,
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“ddrou! even littl
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t ; * fa «ter every
a Wit *‘ ,n ® H 1
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or th^ foturv ' *
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itt. h ’ wl,t * n8 »natu
B undn- the s mi fo
5*2*2 thi “g
** thupfe
ickrift says: “One of the
mt and faithful pastors of
of Pennsylvania has been
liaeharged. after years of
activity, by his church
insisting mostly of Odd
most efj
the Syr
formal!
success
Ta*o new oeUege
forultlea by which men have in
vented tbe trksaru|»% sod with it
walked or dwelt amoog tbe «Ur*.
God does look down tfm Uli holy
UaMratloo and behold all “whoffwail
i SO,000,