The Lutheran visitor. (Columbia, S.C.) 1869-1904, June 28, 1872, Image 3
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body of Old 8iu e
the same State
1*0 into the Union’
knization in Charles-
Ina, whose name is
Lutheran Visitor.
Out Pastor.
in the church
— was taken by
morning by
■ tboir pastor. As
[of the church, but
npon every one’s
68 OQr pastor leave
officers asked the
question, aud re
• “I am disconr-
if I could not in
jniplish any more
one of the elders
discourages you?
is large and atteu
©outinued com-
»t year, my friend.
|n themselves have
related to m«, aud
embellished by the
I afterwards have
mark that was nti
[or to the interest
found its way to
lat last felt that I
jtbr the chnrch in
kve been the busy.
1 and retailed every
I for your benefit f*
itnl not at first. At
brined the persons
(shlllty to depend
|tk«l various fatui-
werc dissatisfied
»iug.”
of none,” said the
|w too late. 1 have
«J , but as I
?ry time that any
1, I have been met
of the church
tnd the complaint
going backwards.’
ry that I did not
Bro. B— was
had made a play-
fntleman, which he
construed it into
Then Mr. H
church any longer
lose I was too
of preaching, and
|id' sot approve ot
iging^and playing
uid various other
|to my extravagant
repeated to me.
preached what 1
sermon, upon re
ive been joined in
of these friends,
iat opportunity to
all the disagrees
they had heard
. I became dis
>uraged minister
feople often forget
no time to bear
[ns; very few per-
)e to me with any
Once in a while
saying, ‘We had
[t if good is done,
[ark about it, while
arable is rei>orted
ie.”
>astor, who was a
a fine sjieaker, a
Mid, aud one whom
Yes, even the
him, after their
i is remarks were
church officers to
: “I thought the
| bear all the uuta
>ut the church, and
said one, so said
to church mem-
run and tell your
ittlc unfavorable
ice. If you 1™°*
lissatiataction, go
to heal and settle
lon’t annoy and
whining account
iu “have heard,”
ive a particle ot
iig faces and wbi-
iconrage a minis-
uething cheerful
est assured that
of every
sssion ot
the next
a pastor
nig com-
diDgs of
iiis heart
tdy. He
>ntented*
I know’
rcli who
vbenever
ite every
ildren or
infavora-
cli is an*
‘ pastor’s
e on his
>rds of eucourage-
y readers to judge
[» men the pastor
see. E*
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Plain Talk
There is a strong tendency abroad
to cover up some things under the
oiask of charity; Ibut though there
«too little of tin t great virtue in
tjje world, it is cei tainly no charity
lo smooth over jtaring wrong, to
Heist the inipuls i to speak plain,
when fatal error, inconsistencies
god delinquencies ueet one at every
turn- There is si rely no want of
that charity whilst suffercth long,
aad is kind iu sti nding up boldly*
for the right agaii st the wrong, in
dealing lusty blowi at the deceitful
[ foe, who assumes a > niauy disguises
to accomplish his ends, iu openly
reproving, with s rong earnest at
tcranee from the h ‘art, through the
aiedium of an untrammelled press,
of the priiv of the
of darkness whose insinua
the subtlety-
poser
pug evils and tei iptations deceive
even the very diet. last us call
thiugsby their rig it uaiues; let us
have more of tbit plain talk of
which the Lutherat Visitor gave its
delinquent subscribers a »i>ecimeu,
and which the oiserrer quotes in
ouc of its late limes. That text
best a sermon ip mb mind, which I
would the world fel as I feel it.
Blunt the Vieift r may lie—too
severe in canterixii g the gangrene
it can not be. Thi;: plain talk will
not offend the heait or conseienees
of the honest iuiu who makes no
debts bat those he expects to pay.
Such severe huign ige will not be
censured by any < ne of your sub
scribers who pay* for his church
paper, or who hop s to pay for it
honestly, iu the fei r of God. Uow
can be take it otfr irwise ? how can
he find enjoymen iu its sound
doctrines, as autho used by the word
of God t what w* is it to him in
forming his daily thought and habit?
How can he profi by the weekly
utterances of piotu men, who seek
to inculcate the do trine of duty to
God and duty to i >an, of love and
righteousness? Ct n their heart be
full of that love wl ich is the fullfil-
ing of the law, audj which will actu
ate them to keep he law, by the
: grace of God ? I am the more led
. to this from the fa t that this moral
plague spot, this ft arful delinquency,
this procrastinate g in the perfor
of that rhich conscience,
the word < f God tells them
the plainest^tc bus is demanded
them, or they
•les, is not
can not be his
inly felt to be a
evil by the editorial fraternity
their burde l must be heavy
this respect), hit it comes home
jin most men in p
ijbe their position
ijBere have you
ho, when they
it just as a
ijblic life, whatever
How many ensto-
fellow merchant,
ask for a week’s
matter of conve-
epd of seven days,
ence permitting ?
ts a promise made
It is such a com
‘ail it, and forget to
Where I is the
^ horn ate hi;i pro!
Whom
following
“plain
Le
pieoee, ybn knew, never intended
t make it a mat er of c<mscience to
y it at the
to the day, Prov
With how many
U vital concern f
Mum thing in ev< ry-tlay life to take
jsdvantage of y >nr neighbor, your
^ethren,; rour g ocer, shoemaker or
lailor. Ei ery oi e does it, you say—
it is such an eas r thing to get into
Ibis beaten tra sk, which only di-
i^erges a little at first from the
ht why of “ight and rightcous-
: oy of your friends are
pring just a ittlc more extrava-
jguatly than th;ir income (icrniitH,
nnd they payjth e Imlanee of indebt-
I w^ness^ ini promises which, at the
■, i,m *» they sec,n o probability of ever
fulfilling. But this track diverges
more and racjre- -this deceitful habit
grows until con science ceases to be
nt all sens^ve tpon that point, and
a man can boy i Bible npon credit,
read it, and forret. pay for it.
chnreli going ?
professed disciples
ns have a little
a mat that. Are the
of oi r Lord and Saviour
ian hey were of old, or
lit < f a new rendering in
—d ; ge—this day of civi-
apd en’ ightcumeut ? In the
imlier o ' the Observer, in the
Xp r\ next Co!nq n, are Theodore Til
ton k views swtia lietter method of
^tiding the Sabbath day than the
method oftonir fathers—of Jonathan
Edwards, of Watts and Wesley, of
alter anti Doddridge, of our own
uther anil the ancient worthies in
lihurcli since gone
^leep. There is no strict line to be
•narked ont belween the world and
| hf - iwipfo of God. Tl»e demarca
•°n is tq be L> indistinct that it
C4n be easily fibsed over, and God
and the world fcerved hand in hand,
to the double < ditication of the soul
and the can al man. We are to
•ave “silent p caching for the mar-
’ ^ van -as and the printed
instej d of the divinely-
nrdauMjd mini rtcr of the Word, dis-
Hnsmg the bread of life, and
olditig np th * Master as the i>erfec-
“»» of all h iinanity and divinity.
ojiening of the “libraries and
goHeriea is to mmanize the Sabbath/”
^•ooth ! W us the like ever heard
j*.' Ol^led by one professing to serve
him who is Lord of the Sabbath
I
loss plain
they
I this adv
lization
isame nu
THE LUTHERAN VI8IT0R. COLUMBIA. S. C.. JUNE 28. 1872.
■ 1
d^y f It “has baeii *i»ciit to the
ni terrmta of the churrh and of ttlig
iat,'* this unblushing toucher «f toor
als and Christianity l>rocee<U ta state.
How else was it designed to ba spent,
brothers Beecher and Tilton? Will
it “hamanixe” the Sabbath to devote
it to the stady of the beauties of the
Greek slave, the Veoas, or the AH
lo Helvidere? Will yoo learn line
upon line and precept upon precept
from the painted canvas of the old
master? Will it tend to the efeva
t ion of morality ? win it aid to ofcris
tianizing the masses who are withoot
hope and without God in the world
to augment their facilities for the
study of Miss Braddou of the .Ynr
York Ixdger f If God our Maker
could be served merely by elevating
our tastes, encouraging our love for
reading, i>anderiug to onr pleasures,
gratifying onr love for manic, art,
and light literature, then amen to
all that Rev. Beecher advocates and
Tilton eudoraes. But is our G01I
not a spirit—must he not alone be
worshiped in spirit and in truth—
will aught else than sincere heart
service come up an acceptable offer
ing before him who searches the
inmost recesses thereof, and with
whom auy innovation u|M>n the old
scriptural service of faith and love
is an abominatiou ? Will grand
music from the organ, the singiug
of the most elaborate strains by
professional artistes, take the place
in his worship where formerly the
sweet penitential psalm* of I>avid
and the dear old hymns ot praise
in our church book were heard from
full hearts, singing and making mel
ody unto the Is>rd f Will it take
the place to the child of God, and
satisfiy his spiritual nature as the
plain, sweet, old tunes and hymu*
did when he sang in the congrega
tion ; when, sometimes, somehow his
soul seemed to swell out so that it
soared up from its primal house up
ward to meet the perfect spirits
whose strains are uever stilled around
the throne of God and the l-uub.
IV) you say this is too stroug, too
plain. To one who enjoys the Sab
bath, not merely because it affords
him a rest from secular, but as a
day divinely set a (tart by God for
worship, when bis soul is contented,
peaceful aud satisfied as at no other
time, to him to whom the day comes
as one of delight, when earth seem*
more like the antechamber of heaven
than at any other jteriod, this subject
comes honfe with deep meaning.
Uow ean we sing the praises of our
God, beseech his blessing outside
and around us, that he will hriug
them to the same knowledge and to
a participation iu the same privileges
that we enjoy, when we an* not ex
actly sure whether we mean that
they are to be gathered into art gal
lerics and libraries 011 the Sabbath,
or brought into his temple ami into
a spiritual union with him and liis
disciples. Oh this dreadful relaxa
tion in the religious life—this at
tempt to (wpnlarize religion to suit
those out of Christ—to please tliosr
months ago, and we felt Uke crying,: Kot sued ok a
Judas; but the speakor was onr appointed advent*!
gn—t uninvited though—and wo time lo time attempted to
were silent. Now the fact
North has no money to sp
does not rah* mom
carry 00 Us ohm work.
DlAUfri
l*tAjrrano« Bittum, row that they
can not understand what fdnndnUoo
there m far it* amazing popularity.
The explanation to simple
Putfe to founded u
(if Kiruiuii.
y ears ago Dr. Ogden, a member of
Ht* James’ chnrch, New York city
made the church hie rrmdaary lego
tee. After hto death a eumpromtor
was made with the heira, end the
church received #J^0U0i They were | expect to rival U with
in debt at the Urn# #U,(J0U, which
the legacy cancelled, leaving a
sand us of #10,000, which they hold
as a nucleus of a pareonage fund.
A committee to now caav
coogregalion to increase the
so as to secure a
a rock, the Rock
AU its togmltoata
How,
/Amritariea.—Rev. Isaac
man, the travelling missionary of
lMtaburg Hy nod reports that la al*
moat every town along the line of
the 1*. A K. R. IL, aud to every com
■unity explored, he has found La
tberan*; and ia many instances he
has met old men and women who
have not looked u|<oA the face of
a Lutheran minister fur twenty Are
years, and blessed God that to their
old age they were privileged oaee
more to worwhip llim after the man
ner of their fathers.
cheap drugs and rofaee liquor, or
with liquorices trash to a stale of
acetous frnaeatnlioo ? Of course
the charlatans have come to grief.
Their UuW game has failed. Their
contempt for the sagacity of the
community has been Aliy punished
Meanwhile l*uimnox lUmta
accais to be to a fair way uf pcs
tually superseding every other am
diciuaJ prrparatiuu included in the
class to which it belongs, fa every
Mtate and Territory of the t' ame it
is, today, the accepted apecsAc far
nervous debility, dysprpaia, lever
and ague, rheumatism, and all ail
ments involving a drAdeacy of v ital
power.
I? Pimples and brown apote on
the face. Eruption*, lllotchea, Hcrof
uLonm IIibumml sad all Mima aruiaf
front impure Wood, are cured by Dr
The Southern General My nod ought I*>oroe , s Guldrw Medicul Discovery
to employ at oocr a travelling mto
sionary.
Her. J. L. Stir r tra It of New Ger
mantown, Ohio, is not experted to
live. His desire is u to deport and
be with rhrist.”
Ocrmany.—Th» aierrhonts of flam
burg have resolve*! that they will no
tooger visit the exchange or thrir
office* on Munday.
Do wet warns time \*y
but wake the
by rrruprraUn* the fewntato-
sf phyahwl strenirlh and energy,
leal orgaa apsu w lark all toe other
F«d far their nurture and sop*
By the time Uml a down dome of tor
real vegmsWe lawk sad ta rigors* t have
tea taken, toe fasti* fcamasf the dya
■pH* arlB begin ts fael Ms benign to
Appetite will be cveetad. end
• digmt what
anti) tor cere W
healthful blond. At to br
of Aroh and muarlr. boor
4 brsia, flows thmogb tor
drraisltou. taslaad of thr
watery pabulum with which they beer
Church Notices.
Hreiisg sf fable Aecmty.
Provblntrr prtmiiuag. tor Kh. L A.
IWW. Grwrrel Agrwt Amrtirea ftiblr
Xorirlr. rvprrta to attend the anairmn
ry of thr St. Msltbrw’a Aexihary Bible
Kortegy. at JiUrbi. MdtbodMS Kpmra |«1
rberrb Soelb. on thr Afth Mahbatk is
Jswe, IfCS.
Mrn at a IHsromnt — A woman *
churrh has lieeu organised in this
city, with the ratb«*r fanciful title ot
the Churrh of the Divine Maternity, i famdiwa Brood will on
No man are admitted to membership,
lircauar (as tl»e ludor explains
Thr XrwWrrr ( neforwr «»f tbr H«f*ilh
to Brthlrbrm
T. fa Homa'i
chargr. 00 Hsietday beds** the Afth ess-
day ia Jeer, st lAeVharh. qwatMi tut
through the ilaily papers), **it is the .i,,,.*
purjume of the society to discus* admiotetr»t»«« of tbr Lord** Sepp t.
tor mi
let ia tbr
im(H>rtaiit questions conrerniug the
right generation of humanity, que*
tions *hat lie at tbr foundation* of
the very worst sins and viere of
society, question* that concern wo ‘
men more deeply than men, tnaa j
much os women have always borne
and must tiear the heaviest rrspottM
bility in the generation id humanity.”
A Mrs. Willard, already sontewhai
fain on* as a t bampton of w«iw»en*s
righto, and as a vigorous adversary
of social evils. Is tbr |ta*tor of the
new sect.
If U» thr
word* of the la*
II. A. W teuAMt,
SsrrrSsrp.
i
Ihr. Strong’1 f'jrrytion.—The celr
billed Dr. Strong, of llartfonl.
preacite*! *orae time in a tieighUiritig
village. One day committer nailed
n|wtu him to Nrttletl with him for hi*
services, and after stammering for
awhile, signified to tun that hi* *rr
vice* were no longer «lcsirt*l. “What
tine* this mean, gentlemen T” o*ke«|
ihe tloetor. “Why,” replied the
who serve him with lip only, anti spokesman, with some hesitation,
who wear bis just garb, while they people have got the impression
A merits* ill Is held S **airm eberrb.
Unexbe (WNtety. fa C, Salutday heforr
I tbr fifth Bawds? to Jane, al 10 w'rturk
A M . fm ike ptupar of nsrpauiM
tor Third rsuferruer nf tor faiwto < atv
Iim Pywad. The ewlarn wttoi* thr
bound* of ibts ('aefrrrtMr inr requestrd
to pmwwt tbr •wtfirrt b» their penplr,
•nd to Stgr every ecwtgregetbui within
thr ('outrrewre duanet m cirri * dclrgute
who «ill M fail •«» otfeud tbr mateen-
pUtel meeting.
J. H W Wratr.
It. Knze*.
aro noue of his. l>o not say that
with the advuure in every thing, re
ligion must advance. Oh, let us
hold tiack a little, let us hold on to
the way iu which our father* walk
oil and worshiped, written epistles, u * wn *•* «x«v|Kion
that yon are iiulimng to universal
salvation.” »*Gcntlemen," ausweretl
the ikH tor, **I never have preocheil
that doctrine, tail if I ever should,
1 (trouti*c to make the (tetqth* of this 1 Drwcgwaserert where.
Special Notices.
ley OB d a Doabt
Mwr dtsram-s are tbr rrmih of tbr dr-
ra*gra*rat of thr Liver than fret My
other eaiisr. Whra that mga* I* di»
rased, every port of (hr »i Si Si sympS
thijea with it, and crwrrml penutrnltow
sad derline m the rrewh Dr Irtt. wfrU
aud spredtest leuud y far Lirrr C«m-
plaml sud all thr disease* that follow, is
TVTTH VEGETABLE LIVES PtLLK.
Tbrv srr prrwtiarty *U|4ol to thr rli-
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I8TORY OF
THE BIBLE
By Wm. SMITH, LLD.
Author of Smith's Bibtr Dictionary .
It contain* Mi fier Hrriptura illustra
tow* sud arm l.tm pages, and is th* most
lynurubmue and ratnsldr liisn>r> of
Ifi MM* ever pahlteiwd. The labor ato
Irarwiiur of eeutwries are gathered to this
owe volaute u» throw a Sraag. door light
■poa every page of toe inspired Word:
Head far eirmtur and see owr terms, and
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a
gjn
I AM daily mviving and opening a
. large and carefully selected stock «*f
THE
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JmZ 117 North Sixth Street,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
fpHE undersigned, having assumed the
-1- management of the above named
establishment, offers for sale every va
riety of Theological, Religious, Church
and Sunday School Books. Any book*
_ _ _ published in this country or abroad, espe-
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This stock embrace* everything desira
Me ta
cities set on hills, Mqmrateil from
sinners in the world, but not of it—
enjoying art, tannic, and all the lieau
ties of earth with the rapacity with
which we have l>eeii endowed—but
let ns hold on to the old Sabbath
with its old tunes, its old time ser
mons, its Puritanic strictness, if you
will. Let the disciples of Jesus
la*nd l*rrorht»g. —Tin* Methodist
has a right to s|irak on the subject
Atktm, (It., \»o |. pom.
th. N a. It Tmtt s far For srveral
,, , . . _ . i yvwrs past I hair brew Mtlifoi to Rilliotia
of load prr;idling, anti .1 say. : “The ^ ^ # flnR
brltrvrr
worst thing abmt loud pn-arhmjf ut, ^ there waa no remedy for the mm
that it has a perverse tetoletu-i to tie |4sim hut mrrrwry. until almwt a year
too long:. lusteml i»f manfully ar and a half ago, as an experiment. I tried
resting himself till a l»etter time, the ?« l * lt ^ egrta>»fe Urn IMk and wa*
poor Trr.mrr KmD » on. I.o,mo|[ to j, lhr
drive himaell aa well aa his hearers
frowu down thia new method of into the better mood, but only
“humanizing’ the Sabbath, let d* making tmd enough worse. Wesley
admonished his itinerants against
this fault. We all know his famous
letter to John King; < 8rre*m no
endeavor with oar might to cltria
tianize it according to the old method,
dedicating all of Its holy hours to
sincere, heart felt worship of our more at the peril of your sou! f 9
God. Ye are not of the world— 1 \ (*(* belonging to Dr. Krated'*
therefore come out from among her. : churrh in New York has given
000 to endow a professorship in the
Lutbcan Theological Seminary, I'htl
adelphia, aud the New York Miuis
terirum has (dedged itself for #10,
0U0 more. Mr. Norton gav« #.to,
0U0 for the same (Hirja^se, oimI the
R. //., ia Lutheran (fbserrer.
Ecclesiastical.
Ll'TUKBAX.
Liberality.—-A Lutheran ehurrh
has just been dedicated at Akron, | Synod of Pennsy lxaoia contributeil
O., Rev. W. P. Ruth muff, pastor. *'«,.<**► more. IfesMfes these, the
at first subscribed itOfaOO each, and /l °* 1 ** «*l»«rches have tranaferrml to
afterward increased their stibscrip Jfroooda worth #I.t,000. The ooo^
tions to #12,000 each. Mr. Sieber ID^gaDon of 8t John s has raised
ling also presented au organ to the # 20 i 600 toward ^ 0<, Tnrn |. •
congregation, which cost #4,000, and professorship, of faW.tlOO; m. Marks
now (>ro|Mmes to give #8,000 more chnrch boa pledged favrOO toward
to the completion of the chnroh, the c recto hi of an additional build
making his donations in the aggre ‘ n K* addition to thto, ilonatiooa
cate #24 0(H). have been rreeved sufficient to pay
. the old (raiding, and to fund #14.i**>
W e lio[w that it will not be long be Abotlt $5,000 ate needesl to complete
fore we will be able to report similar the addition to the preaent building,
instances of liberality, south sf the when thia Seminary will baxe its
Potomac. The Sontbeni church is grounds aud building* paid for, and
nonr *»,wi tu* «» endowment fund of #154,000,
poor, and the Northern chnrch ^ of supporting two Knglih,
knows it, and Northern Lutheran* , wo German, and one English (tor
are apt to imagine that we can be an an professor.
imagine
bought Every Northern advocate
of nniou with the church North, that
we have met with, is apt to say:
“You are poor; you have no mffuey ;
bat we have plenty. We can raise
any amount. If you will noite with
us, we will assist you.” We were
insulted by such language, uot many
Marriages.
Married, June 5th, 1872, at the
residence of the bride’s father, by
the Rev. C. I*. Boozer, Mr. O. H.
Kkakb and Miss MoLUK K. 8KANK.
All of Barnwell county, 8. 0.
of Rio* Maas aud Calnurl. ortth-
out any of (heir bud rifcrU. I wa* al
ways aa autirtferet hi Patrwt Midkiar*
but eaa say thto for your gill*—that, since
I rnwimewml «*mx them. I bare uot
taken a partwfe of nwiruiy in say shape,
and I ronsafer tot* fact an important use.
and owe that those whn are in the habit
of taking merrnty for Hillious dtoeaae*
ran properly appreetatr. I eonktolly re-
rnmmer>d them na the hr*l Liver Me.It
ewe ever inlradweed.
Yowrw. fie.,
K. ILGRAY.94X Broad St.
Dr Twit's llair Dye Aria like Majrir.
*
A PiUfal Condi non
to to • and thtoz lo paw totoa«k III*
only half abve. Yet there are thonsaad*
*hu*e hahitoal coudlUon to owe of Ian
nor and debility. They r«mi|fiain of na
specific disease; they suffer no positive
plain, but they hare no rettoh for nay*
pleasure la nine iwsea out of tea, thto
•tote of laatotnde and torpor arises from
a morbid stomach. Indigestion destroy*
toe energy of both mind and body. Whew
the waste of nature to wet supplied by a
due aud regular assimilation of toe font,
every organ to starved, every fanctioa
interrupted.
Now, what docs common arose suggest
under these rfrrwmstaaee* of depression ?
The system needs roman* and steewgth-
ening; not merely for aa hour or two,
to sink afterward into a more pitiable
condition than ever (as it assuredly would
do if aa ordinary alcoholic stimulant
were resorted UO but radically and per
manently.
How to thto dealt able object to bn SO-
romplisbcd ? Thr ausum to thto question,
founded oo the unvarying experience of
a quarter of a century, it easily guwn-
Infuse new vigor iato the digestive or
gan* hr n course of Hostetter’s Stomach
ANlr
Wood A Co.’a Charming Organa.
They are ~*nqmr-*! umahl} the l«est,”
amt unsanwMMMsl (nr /*vnto «n( / •*err o/
few, ftriUtomt Ulmmutil Kfr* t. amd Kir
fmmI /irwfM. 8rr»4 for lllostratesl I’ata-
Mfue*.
Idin #90.1 STAKSASX hand:.
nr Every in«t i uim-nt warrsnird for
five t«-ar*
1? Bx all mean* try to* alovr Iwfore
pnrehadng else* here.’
WARK-IWWiMfa MABOKIC HAUL,
N«wk. 57 and 5i Market street.
May XI XMf) M'tlmiugtmi. N.C.
1871 Spang and Summer. 1878
R.&W.C.SWAFFIEL1).
We ore now reeeiving our ne* Iv w-ferted
HI’HINU and BUMMER HTtH’K of
READY - MADE CLOTHING.
II ATH,
FURNISHING GOODS, etc.
Ilaviwir sreurvd the sew ices of a
HK>T ( LA88 tnTIK in our C’na-
torn IH-port mewl, *«■ will
MARK CP GARMENTS
in U»e latest Styles, ami guarantee satia-
fartM»n We hit soil taking orders for
those
DRESS GOODS.
LINERS,
DOMESTICS,
FANCY GOODS, dr.
■
With a full assortment of
CURTAINS,
WINDOW SHADES,
MA TTINGS,
OIL CLOTH,
and CARPETINGS.
I «<hiI«I request a coll fnnu niv nnmer
ous customers, feeling assuml that 1 [
run |»rc«rnt one of tlie most attractive
SPRING STOCKS
Ever ottered ia i'olaintN». ujmI will snare
no effort in offeriug satisfaction to all.
LIBERAL DISCOUNTS GIVEN.
A complete Catalogue of Sunday-School
Books, published in 1871, sent free.
Terms Cash.
Rev. G. W. FREDERICK.
Apr 12 31—3m
PKRFEfT-FrmWO 8HIBTS
est styles of SLUING HATH on hi
Firaiskiag Gosis Depart meni
Is
In fact our stock embraces
ing New aud Nobby, which we
are sure will please toe moat fastidious.
Give na a call and be convinced.
R. A W. C SWAFFLELD
Mar2 9 2!4-*l f
BURNHAM!
wr Tur bine i* l
in geu-
r throughout the
UU. fa A six rncH is
H nsed by the Government
in the I*atent (dike.
Washington, D C. Its
< simplicity of construc
tion, and the power it
. trunsmita. render* it the lu-st water
wheel ever invented. I’amphirt free.
^ N. F. Brwatixw. York. Pa.
Mar 1 25—dm
My |M-rsoual supervision has breu given
to the srfectHm nf this stock.
J. H. KIN ARIL
31—tf
Apr 12
AGENTS! QUICK! A S
cltoice of territory —there is a rush for it
—on Dio Lewis* last and great«*st work.
OT T R DIGESTION,
or. MY JOLLY FRIEND'S SECRET.
It is by far the moat taking and salable
Uvok in the field. 1. It is on a vitally ini-
]iortant subject. 2. It is by America’*
most popular writer on health. X. It is,
for the price, tbe largest and handsomest
hook ever sold by suheeription. Agents,
th** people are <wirer for snch a book, am!
will urge yon to bring it to them. Write
for terms, fie., free. GEO. MACLEAN,
l^nblisber, 738 Sanson Street, Philadel
phia, Pa. [May 3—3m
GEORGE & HACKER’S
Door, Sash and Blind Factory,
For Churches, Schools, Fire Alarms,
Farms, Ac. Fine-towed, warranted, low
priced. Dmriptivr Circulars sent free, j
• BLY MATER, NORT< )N A CO..
WM -604 W. Eighth fa, Ciuciunati, O.
Feb 23 cow—ly
BELLS
BUCKEYE BELL FOUNDRY
■ESTABLISHED IN 1837. Superior
nJ hells for churches schools, Ac., made
of Pt’RE BELL-METAL-t « ims i and
Tin--fully warranted, and mounted with
our PA TENT IMPROVED ROTARY
HANGINGS. tVIllustrated catalogues
sent free. Address VANDUZEN A TIFT
lQfi A 104 East fid street, Cincinnati, 0.
MarJIS 23—ly
SAMPLES.
CHARLESTON. S- C.
HAMILTON EASTER A SONS,
BALTIMORE, MD.,
D ESIRING to continue serving their
friend* at the South, wflll semTSAM-
PLE8 (marked with width and price of
each.) of any kind of
DRY QUODS,
of English. French and American Manu
facture. We will pay Express freight on
all purchases from as amounting to
$20 and Over,
but parties whose orders are unaccompa
nied by the cash, (either Bowk ( »»eek or
Post oflke Order.) must (my the Kxpivm
Company for the return of nnxiey in
I settlement of their hill*.
Dec 1 13—ly
N O imported work kept on hand to
supply the country trade. All
work is made at our oxen factory in the
city, and under the proprietor's special
*apervision.
Send for
Ware Room*
Street, on line
Box, No. 170.
July 7 tf
THE LUTHERAN VISITOR
Is Pnblished Every Friday
By Rev. A. R. RUDE, D.D.
Terms Cash, 8trictly in Advance.
One copy, per annum...a. f2J50
One copy, six month* 1JH
To Minister*, Widows of Ministers,
and Theological Student* S.00
Old anbacribers who fail to remit at +
tbe expiration of their snbncrip-
tion*, will be charged per annum 3.00
Subscriptions not received for leas than
six months.
No new names are entered on the sub
scription l»ook, without tbr first payment
in advance.
Postage—Five cents per quarter.
Ail remittances and communications to
l*e addressed to
Rft A R. RUDE. D.D.,
( oluuibiM, S. C.