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>rkl to lure on his fouil *>ung rnuler of the uixious OOUOLTUilijj >lving within bi t , 18 question, “NVhat saved r when the Harper x Monthly uds. Undertaking a case, what does F hio *l Tell him Sod’s wonl and to that he may be th of peace ? N„; pats him on the S “Why, my dear not so uusophisti- s to believe auy. Ueanl in church and heaven, and \ bom the wrath that sort ot stuff f man and not giy w Believe me, it j* over again ol tive ts where there is (iite kitten. Cheer y yourself as y« u lot be brought into all; you will soon reselltatious of the 4enm farce, gene il. and that there evasion for alarm, der the ail vice of ► Etuty Chair the cheer up, easts i thoughts, stifles Lienee,-resists the ud gives himself n, to the devil, rt of discourse we ' r from the Etuty «*rs pertaining to- ui 4 it are touched ie religion* people vc nothing to do tion of Harper's r. the Interest. ou last Sabbath went home from lamenting the iu- t ot interest tuani- 'upils. If it were t must have been u the calendar ot iich it was not the U of the scholar ired and retained has caused much [lUld giveu rise to among Sabbath [f we cau not adit new on the sub hope to offer one |ortby the teachers ee we remark that indifference on the io means convicts faithfulness or in ith the teacher as aborer in the pul ddressed attentive arers, and the list Some seed falls l>ome on the rock, rnsy^and some ou lets and apostles, reat teacher ami ;asion to exclaim : aved our report." presentation of the heart turns away hears as though K uurenewed Sab [i is in that “iiatu k receiveth not the rit of God.” And t know them, be ritually discerned,’' >ower of the Holy is^lessucss can be iest attention awa the faithful teacher I uot fainting) pray ipirit to do his own ir’s heart, s suggest another ire fact that chi I nterested in what icir teacher, does AC her to bo either ftfl,'if wc take suc- •ctiun in its propel ere is plenty ol Sabbath-school as •ft. And it*multi- woinen arc allured that youth should ts influence. Uiv«* er, we should say, place of a teacher ^lib-tongue, lively of stories, and it him to hold tin |a class ol children minutes. At the U utterly tail to pcriptufftl truth, to Jesus, to warn oi i> impress a moral interest, yet k- exceedingly 1 M> 1' kls, yet recreaut t<> ling his skirts with souls. Who would he matter and wish er ! who is alive to the his jiosition, and t of the salvation is charge, is often disheartened and ready to say in hi* heart, “What shall I do I What more cau I do to persuade my achol iirs to give heed to these things 1" Ecclesiastical. THE LUTHERAN VISITOR. COLUMBIA, S. C., AUGUST 30. 1872 fc» regard*! aa sat isfactory by j k Pari lorn Brawn not what lower depth* ol atom nitty, not to aaj hUphrmy, Drew stickler* lor fhpprry, aa coatprtaing thr aaat anil MitwtaDce nf religion, are yet to reach l.rTHBBAff. Unbalanced.—Rot. D. BcbftoHri, Now, while we would still insist u f the miscalled Ckri»Hnn Radical, upon tho necessity of the ojienitian understand is now **to fot* Huv Tks Jordan, Sal Ike /ttfcvurr.- the Holy Spirit as an eidcnl ing run his course In revolutionising A Baptist borne tmsafouary in Itelu iigent in the conversion of children,! the ('hriatian world, be in ready now wan , com plain* to a .-working in them to will and to tlo of his good pleasure,” yet, a* God is -tleascd to employ human inatru- SECURITY mentalities, we do well to consider the human''-side of the work, and study to increase tta efficiency. Ho complain* to a llaptiat paper IHJkrwltMm of the ffiufiwfiunl atn,n — The German I'mtaatMtea VrrHn, an wu—wfotHHi of alt ktnda of skrptira sod anti symbolical re for a new departure) bat w be new “The |«etlobaptist* of I tel*war* Ifowrafote la Germany, tods many u mh and whithei U the question His have sulmtitntnl the boat fear the difficult*** la tbe old theology and particnlar friend ami riladple, Rev. Jordan.” tbe simple truth of tbe Ooapet. At C. A. Khrenfeld, late Ureuidrtit of Aud Ibis me Urn l brotbrr has I|W * ■meting ha Dresden tbe qaea the Allegheny ftynod, hns turned his substituted the Delaware for tbe ^ *** started as to when* oar buck upon tbe pulpit, and is Bow Jordan. Wbat business has be to ^ eoareired tbe kingdom ol vrhilo we admit the divinely taught devoting himself to school teaching. substitute Delaware Bay lor tbe beavea to hr located, and the sage truth that faith is the gift of God, Having fouud the work too bird Jordan salt water for frvsb, and «****!askoa tM rcaclicd that tbe we may fiud an Important lesson in w jth grown people, he has betaken thru com plain of other* for making Uoftofnle** tto hmgrr affords the statement in GihI’s wonl that on himself to chiklrrn. We are sorry 1 substitutions f According to tbe **J place fur a local bearea. t’«r * certain occasion Paul and llama- for tbe children.— Lutheran and .Vis lUpUda, the incoavraieocM n at im jHdaly, m» mach tbe worse for tbe lias “so spoke that a great multitude, Canary. mcraioo are no valid arguments | Uopemlcaa ay^Mem • both of the Jews and also of the Virginia.-—Rev. 1*. I*. <'tnu*en, ^ against prst tuong tbu tuodr. Tbs Greeks, lielkfred.’’ We infer that St. Ansgar, Iowa, has bei'U on a tonr j u ,ouw nu me of Imptuing the coo the«‘prt’acliers were fully i»o«te«l ou to Virginia, examining the lands xct \ % ,,, || M , rirer Jordan, th«n, or, the great subject they presented, about the i'be*&|>enke bay. lie ml ^t hr*| t tn fre»b wwter, is ua mu»*a and were tleeply m earnest, s rises Bcnndiiiaviaii* to *<« k a home | tbe ncaassity at JoniMib I yean of bis i rriliiaij b that m*ti Hence, we would say to the teach in the Old Ibmiimon, and taaaira j fiaptirm.— ffn twsd flsrrn tuUoa. dsliabtful as tbe Hswtorr Is. Ms trupissi best is s - rtnrJ i * tb*> vital ever# LIFE INSURANCE AND ANNUITY (UMI’ANY. pnelniMl l*y it* phrase applieil to tbe hodyls-feoeealde. O 1*' AiBW YORK. Smm,esastsl debility mtimrntnnm a variety «f aibseou. The or less aftrird, tbe Iwtek tn —"■ , o —— Hfbee eimetipated sc ton msrb nUml. bat bslf fM-rfnrm* tbe work is |wnc, ssd ttw Robert L. Caso, President. Thco A. Wctmorc, Vice-President. This is wbst b called Isaac H. Allen, Secretary. Cm C tu .—!»». Met HI er, if you wish your scholars to be them that they will be heartily wel infereated, bo interested yourself— coined by the ex-alaveholilera. Ila lie in earnest, and nhoic it. One of pur)mm's to make it hui future borne. I Clausen is one of tbe oldest .Scandinavian munsters in the I'nited the best ways of manifesting inch an Rev. iuterest is in making such thorough Left Am Chnrrk Hum It. Whiting, ol tbe States aavy, baa announced Ml bis withdrawal Hr. i« la a Eag preparation - of the lesson us will leave no need for question Itook, bason-paper, or notes in the teach cr’s hand,*wheu before his class. If vou do not feel a deep concern for States. A native of Hrnmark, he ,h *’ f.p»**^»i»*l **bnrrb. thinks tbe country around that l»oy »»*enptan»l resembles his “K.itberland." Xete York.—The ih'W Synod—tbe iinitisl New York and New Jersey WU (’■Rid *** I **l*uiata at ' tween tbe ami Natural Virncr,* said that although there C ths personal salvation of each mem | 8ymHla-will have sf U ft 31 minis ber of your class, ponder anil pray WTn% M congregation*, and 4,4«» until you do tecl it. And do not l*c rommonicants. It wiQ have § tier afraid to manifest this interest. la*t man, - Bwctlish, and *J»« Kngliab your scholars knotr you as their pastors. But the uuimrtam'e of th«- friend, seeking tbeir highest welfare. „„ Hm becofnes mnnitest, not so mach When yem meet them on :i " give them rcasou thus to reganl you. When yon meet them in the Sab bath school, do not hide from them that this is the burden upon your heart. Show that yon seek not from the increased strength of tbe united body, as from tbe importance of the territory which it will occupy. The center of this territory la the city of New York ami suburbs, in eluding the New Jeracy cities of merely to explain the lesson to their Newark, Elisabeth, Jrrary City, understanding, but to bring home to Orange. Paterson and other*.—-/.* tbe heart aud conscience of each the thrmn Obnrrrer. OA »«.—Rev !>r. Muse, |xi»tor of tbe Herman Lutheran eburrh on High street, Columbus, Ohio, has notified his congregation that the communion will hereafter lie with practical application, the jiersoii.il application of the lesson. Endeavor to make each oue foci that there is a direct appeal to liimsolf. Think of Nathan’s message to David. The king’s Linger was kindled against the »nin; but, behold, it was “than When yon set 1 the indignation of your pupils kiudled against the cruel, blasphemiug, unbelieving, murderous Jews, is there no occasion to reprove u thy n unbelief in the young heart that still refuses en trance of Jesus! If they admire an instance of love and devotiojn, may they not be directed to it as an ex ample ? When Christ is lifted up, can you not offer him a Saviour— "for th" r ■ Pray in faith and work in earnest, for the conversion of every one of your class.—<V. S. Worker. The Imputation of Consubstantiation. * *.4 By the singular providence of Clod, Dr. Pusey, who abominates our church fiom the bottom of his heart, has been led to embrace the Lutheran doctrine of the true objective Pres ence of Christ in the Eucharist, as distinguished from the Trail substan tiation of Itoiue on the one hand, and the mere subjective presence of the Calvinists ou the other. From the Symbolical Books and Ihe wri- tiugsof Lather lie proves at large 4 -t hat ‘Consubstantiation’ was a mere term of reproach invented against the Lutherans by those who denied any Sacred Presence at all,” and declares: “It is one of those terms which con troversialists should neyer have al lowed themselves, because its natural sense contains A lie.” “Consubstan tuition,” he goes on to. say, “dis s not express ‘simultaneous presence,' or co-existence, but ‘union into one held from all members of srrret so defies. The result is that a large jiortion of his member* have witb> drawn, and will, jirolmbly, make a separate organization. /llinois.—The corner stone i»f the uew Swedish Lutheran Church rdt fice was laid on Sunday morning, August Ith, with appropriate cere monies. Rev. Dr. 11 s**r ft |u is!, presi dent < f August.hi * College and Sem inary, Paxton, delivered a discourse i in Swedish, after which the corner stone was laid by Rev. K. Carlson, the jnistor. Tins hutlding is to lie located on fiulgrwick street, and will lie 68x118 feet in size, with a sitting capacity for I.ViO |«rr*«»n*. Europe.—The Lutheran (icurral Synod of Prussia, which Meets every in that eburrh. lu order* of the succession sod other sublets; aad in noiArmatron of bio views be cries M-rffMar*! so*l high Kpl***p*l uu tbarttv l ou. "biting dura out state uitb wbat other eburrh be proftasrs to unite. Hut H ts evident that be will not he with tbe t'stbidlr lie states that Jfce bil aad busily ore connected by utar rtsge wttb clergy men at the Kydani pai Charvb, simI that tbe step be bus felt hwond to good r ousel mre to tube, bos oceoskuied bun orach nr grrt. This sooouoeeoMOt Io wntteu in exiyrllenl Christian spirit, sod be rourludes it thus s lu leaving bet (tbe t han hi I entertain tbe t(fg foe her member*, most lovely cbmdiau bars ever met have B ban*. I only regret should maintain *wrh latter frrlmgm ns they too often «lo. sgnra*t «bo differ from I brut only o I rssrntinl paint*. Tbe JfefAsdMi /Vetsstsnf than taken off a hit of isnelesiastieol aoobhery : Tbe editor elect at asm at tbe Cvueraldrhility. ft i* a fractal duorranur sf all the physical fanrUun*. and re asa reoody a aMdiniae that will n c ■ llnatrilrr'r ktotnurh Ritter* Its ; to a If the liver is aftcrO-d, M e. If the oomarli is tor* it. If the nerve* are I ••ok. it hrsee* sad rein- j If the mind, wkirh ever sith the l««h, i* itUm.iim M relievea the diflkulti,: and *a*m hring* the whole aterhaniam uf t tbehady Into bananay with the Ian* of AWKTi*, Jsiraarv 1. 1*72. INtviMK for l*7f, - ri.3f50.ar: 1,661.380 It Numliri of poln itii iisiuied in 1*71, 5,324. rmlhwd Mlua hi ihe la ahnh Ihe atili.i Bitter* a* a Ionic, sod anti Istliou* uodietm. i* and apprertated Thranatiout tbe Traffics M is moridm d. both by the people and the peafesaina. the Maodaitl Whik M is a medtrine far all tt is rapeikdty ••lied U» the wasplalnt* frsenlet h> tbe the pareat and ta**C iifta Mr attarakoM in the war id. This Company isuo I JFK, NON - FUKFKITI ’ RK in TEN PAYMENTS, and ENDOWMENT POLICIM,tm the most favorable tern.*. Dividends are declared at tin er»d of ftrtt year. All 1’olkiee an Nou Forfeitoq: after three annual Piemiuniii have been jiaid. A few (rood apenU vruti-d, to whom Hneral iDdneement* will lie ofTrtrd by LOUIS SHERFESEE. General Agent for South Carolina, So. 40 Jlroad Street, Charleston. June 7 89 (draw be bad tort with in n Uic work—-“A ptnprr oairulalioo of all the mot too* of the fixed Holme, of Umdoo. felt the Itrtttah Hurvety imo of t'rarity in bin dammar lately, bod left a bequeath uf fi.VQJRKI tv it far tbe fortbrraoec of its Hr. Lowell Manuo, the la timage. N. J_, oo RomUy. at the age of a|. lie was horn tn tbe town of MrdftrM. Mow. am the JHh of Jnnonry, CTVdL llo not be dianmrngrd If you have dy aprpate or any dtarosr of tbe Liver there n o brag tile [a hast i* Lftuti, that they Adberv fa tbe tried . HastcMrv'* Rrtter*. aold rod* in hew* ar ham U Church Notices. AM rhtf)Or* halts* f Had* to defray the ei NOTICE. r (K < ol'AIM'SKIt.Mir nf KDWIX J. SO »TT. St IX A CO Its viny* expired this day. all dela* due by and to them w ill be «etthd bv the new lim of EI t\VIS J. HC«»TT A WIN. EDWIN J. won . HUN It Y K. WOTT, . t . H BALDWIN. J I*. SOUTHERN, R. I'. SHIVER < AujniM l, 1672. T IIE HitderMrnei! have mtcred iuUi a HiiwitiH nJnii utHiet the firm name of EDWIN J. SCOTT A SON, for thi < Educational. NEWBERRY COLLEGE. LOTATVO AT tom son *>n oi a f>enerwl ItankinK. Bro- k< rsir< and < <»Uertmii Itiuiaew*. aud so licit the continued and mrresM*d patron- *4rr at their friend*, tbeir rnMomer* wad public. EDWIN J. HfXJT I . HENRY R. KCtiTT. delay. I> dar Im pnotanar If mate*, fir Only three have, n* yet. fwtworded sat tiuuc W*u Htitiw tv.ir, Treasawt <»ew nymwl. NimU M* Hmm, €). A C. M. A. a.«'. tat I N M tinny from the lab finu of EDWIN l J. HtNiTT. WlN fi 1X>., tlie under- _ take crest pb-sson in rreom- Bu mlidu; the new Ann to tl»« confidence of their former patron* sad tbe pabUr irroersUt. a* p*ntk*tnen in evenr way .{tislitWd fur Om Ihimoc—.aim! weUdrset v- itsc tbr confid«-nci of the cotnmuuiri J. P. HRTTHERN, C. H. BALDW IN, R. r. hinvF.K. Aog !<» 4® —4t W’nlhnlla, K. C. T HE Annual .Semion of thi* lu*titntion will couiiix'iid- thi FIRST THURS DAY off SEPTEMBER (5tli), W72. l‘a- renU w idling a quiet and healthy place ai which to clurate tlieir hoii*. wonbl d<* well to cinoMler ilie advantage* id New - ln-rrr Ctillcp-. Tl»c count of iuMruction i*a* thonmgh a* any inKtitution of the kind in the Southern State*. Far fiirtlter particular*, addre** Rkv. J P. 8MELTZER, Walhalla, S. C. Ang § 48—If STAUNTON FEMALE SEMINARY. before you, tf yam only a*a Liter RegwU If yam frrrl dull, drirasy, tlehib 1971 TkoaArtl d*» All un'min* nt ufllrial perbalarots of tbe Meth<*li*t Episcopal tbureb. la speaking of b»* eminent peederesowr. com* a# tbe new I toll ip*, mh at brio. ’ that be -baa drended from tbe tri Ui of tbe snort am to nsrroil tbe ht*h op*a tbroor.” * Tie IHnk**p‘• thrume * \ t krone |a n chair of state. In llioor tbe |ai|ml *rat ban, for ages, been a tbroue. In kingly routrira. where !beve la an established or state religion, (be word tbreoic bna an rerleainatieul significance Webafer say* of tbe word, that It sigwtfirw, -VvauuMOily, a royal sent, hot sometime* the neat at a |wince or iMsbop.” It In n term wbicb. In human affair«. tw long* ta nMMiarrb* ami sovereign*, tn tbe New Testament mammy of rbnreb government, there Mi no tbroue for any man. tJol bn* n throne, rieea- : lar king* have tbeir tbitmrw. Tbe Roman t’atbolie i horrh. claim tog mfallihiltty ta it* popr, m tt to id the IM will rtm«me tu EoMMiwrT* fp.Teun . an Solar - the foarth Mahhath at Hrp- fipnng aad finmoer. 187* la»er as **1 wdl cure van ao afteedily nod faraiaai'otly as !to. IVtre'i 41olden Medwal iHwvtrry. Dirtt iifim ox mi Im nufi- A marked mrreaae uf frmalr Imeli news Mi tbe eve debgbtiug reouK of tbe immense j m ularriy wbieb Ila Magmdte Halm bus olrtaiued iMHiua berihieu will plmw frtve two week* hrfon the t«* A J. Reaara, (he ISll Tbaar oantnK front the Yju* arrive at ItnsM an the marwina train. • aVtwrk, UeMroilirr yah Thom fun tW Wewt will arrive at I aa the morning trwta. shout It *'riwi an tbr same day All will report al thr Ttnaoa* Itaawe, where router niter* w»R be in rrodtnem tm them. J. f. Raws. Accrete eg, f |i|lE Third Smioo of Stuunton Fe- X malt- Seminary will open on Tuc* •lay. the 3d of September next. Thi* ln*titution now often, all the facilitie* of the best female schools, and is /nail- ■tally growing into public favor. For term* and further particular*, ail dn*** the Principal. REV. J. I. MILLER, Staunton, Va. IF Catalogue* sent to any person on appihatfon. BULLS w* an no* ier«-«\mg ••«!i newly M-k-iti'd BUCKEYE BELL FOUNDRY XMUNO 1 *< MMKK ST.K ( | AllU ggS R.& WJ’.SWAFFiELl). Business Department. READY • MADE CLOTHING, II ATS, FURNISHING GOODS, etc. Hav tag aerated the Nervier* of a FIRST C'lJkhS CUTTER in nnr (Nw DeparUneot. we w ill fourth year, .should have met this | year, but ha* been put off tiff nett year. ^ Rev. Deiitscbtuan declare* that Lutlinati ('oofvrrorra are now an absolute twemsifyr in Prussia, and that iIiimh- who are not ron ! vineed of the netTsaily of a firm adherence to tbe Cotifesawai should | surrender the name of laitlieran. - Saxony.—The Australian Kirrhrn b*tte lias not a very high opinion of the Lutheran* in Dresden who bate control at all •rrular and •(•iritnnl left the Saxon church and called a interrwU, may appropriately demg Missouri Synod minister. It any a: \ wale the chair of HI. Prirt's tbroue. • No matter how highly chriatiaa Kvm tbu bfobufM *d llritisb l^asro coUHcientiotisiicss and faithful nd |** r > may claim the lillr and en herenee to the Latbcrao ronfomduu j tkttori* tbeir *nrpl»cr«! dignitaries, are esteemed, in thta rase their giving them miters, «rep4er», and mnnifeMtation is rather strange. Who Iwdge* of royalty. If tbr l*apal Her g tbe ladtcw of At |dr«MMto radiant with aauwy parity aud flugml wilb tbr roarate hue at hewitb are cotouiimfy met with when ever tt Mi surd. F«a tbe aulbra nnd unwhairsMtor nppranmre at (be fare nml neck, ubuHb utterly count erf ml auers tbe effort at any jovnounl at true tom tbr *«wrr may pwamaa. tt •ahstrtute* that rfour. pearl like pleibm wbieb ia sorb a ■ in vumi, and reuderw tbe ■kin a* soft ns fiteMMi id ot No rare in mm* tbe prrwna umng it at tbr trsarimmatiott wbtrb tt efforts these pari tenia* •. Obituaries. IN 1887. Superior lell* fiu-chnrrbes scltool*. Ac., made of PC RE BELL-METAL—Copper and Tin--fully warranted, and mounted with our PA TEXT IMPROVED HOT ARY HA SCI SOS. ITIlluKtT»t«l catalogue* sent fire. Addrre* VANDUZEX Ac TIFT 102 fi 104 East 2d street, Cincinnati, O. Mar 15 23—lv PER MAKh LI (jARMLNTS Lutherische Erchenfreund. h* > Paul Drriwk. K V fit to to t 0 JW IU1Umuk * lUMfe l *r J It Oman. t tototns W A tins. «• a cu ran tb A F. NwruMM. ' «• 2 SO to tt* Ibur t*r Uusrftort, us 1UI«W fL T»«t|. Vu S »U> 234 J Vffk to t to it, full Mm A Iraklre. On 9 «to 916 Mw* t* U,«d. to 9 to to 96# A J Mnwry. as 1 to in full t F Hire*. Ga 9 to to 79* W |> (ites*. to 1 SO tn 79* F. Mr tori re. to 9 to to 944 in tbr L t ImOW »t«-*l Sty les, ami gnamnti'i' *atis- Wr are Mill Rikiug order* for Hew Advertisement# The Fitherlmi Series. Tbe l.ttlAw iau 1‘uMkatinn Sorwty lullv mfir arraaaroMtta to ttwuelsle awd pwb- Iwfi s series at <»« rmsii Works. iswMaUr Jl, B. under lbe title PEXFECT-FrnilO SHIRTS lAt.w< Ntyhwof SPRINT. HATS on lutnd. Out Fimbkifig Boods Dfptnmfnt 1* romidete. la fact o«r stock iiuhraces nq.l tin T HE German oigau of the General Synod. i» published every Friday at ♦ 1.50 a year. This pajM*r can now be had for 50 Cents until January, 1873. Person* wishing a lively, newsy and tiopulai church paper lu tlte German uuiguagi . will Iw accommodated by en closing the snbscriptioti money anil wri ting to Rev. J. I>. SEYERINGHAUS. Editor, Oswego. New York. Aug 16 . 49—It •v«-r> Uitng New and Nobby, which we are sure will please the most fastidious. Give as a roll aad lie convinced. RAW Mart* 9 SWAFFIELD 29—tf ! ever leave* the Lutheran Church of and its ritualistic imitator* tn foreign his country for such n reason (uamr ly, licratiso a few memlierw of the Reformed Chinch wen* admitted us lands make morkevy «f Almighty boil by building rcdrsuMlcal throttes, Mirrouuding them with idol itrou* |K»rapbcrnnlia. and }otrrbing meu into lordly ptaers la tbr ben Ugr of lbs sands, let ibrm itatulgr tbr delusion until they shall trcrivt u better sfiint and s drum light; but in Amrnenn Mribudism there thrones «f human antbonty. furnishes no material for caste ar rlaas in the church. Here nil couiuion substance,’ which it were blasphemy to affirm, and which was! to thr ‘ So l , l* rr ) not believed by those to whom j t minds one involuntarily of those am- was imputed, but was expressly de ****** chrialiaiis who ovetflow nwt by them.” Persons who ore not with ,ov, ‘ f,,r tl,c ^ Mtr disposed to admit Dr. Pusey’s te.sti ! * voml tb, ‘ "***' whi, ° tbc F arv ,IM mouy, on account of his Home ward j abU% to Ilv ® 1^*®® wlUl ll,,> m ''* h tendencies, ought at least regard the lH>r 0,1 tb ‘‘ •***« wf xh * ,s 1,0 "*• “ r rxcu ^ (,,r • tesUmouy of a vigorous auti-Uomisli street.-Klrckenfrrnmd. Th. go-pel make* no ptm«.m ProtestauIt OTBBB curuirBi;*. Marking a strong statement of Eedesisutical MWinery.—The fol Luther in support of tbe true ob lowing incident occurred in England. . jeetive presence and the inadequacy and not in North Carolina, though it 1,1 " ol reason to fathom its depths, Hen- might. At ji late dedication there ’ f * p '' " rl r -' U'ole, l).l)., (trauslator of divers no minister wun allowed t<> enter the /aitiftofo of fMrfrttt, Tba lafe ot Calvin's works, and also a portion j chancel unless he wore the gown, lodgment of the Privyr < oumil in «>1 Luther’s Commentary on Genesis,) There were five ministers present Ike Bennett rase has, with certain “earnestly entreats the reader to on the Occasion, and only three other ifori*wais, almost notice !n»re, ‘‘that Luther neither gown*. Wu would like to have thr ! tbu BfUtol t'bnrch \WW0B tbu to * ^*y. w> P* < onfesses nor professes hwut-anbstan- Script ore w kich makes it olifipttr) | urptml view of tbr Augliruu i hureb. j wreMfoi bails, al bus tia iiwt Mi tba Died, wrur Nrwbrrry 4*«mrt II* R f’^ August M, 1872, Kinwt <*I4PToJI, **« at t’upt. J. r. and Fagent* Anil, agrd 2 years. « mouths and 15 day*. little KlMWT waa a awrrt am! interesting rbihl. TVoigb hi* |d! grimage on earth *»' brief, be waa a great suffm-t About 13 mraitbs previous to bis death hr was par* lysed cot «ue able, ffhoa which Hr never entirely letovered. lit* last illness waa brief, though severe. auf for feting but about nine boon God *t»d took him; aud although It la bald to pari wttb such au interesting child, wu are manured that all that f ksl Amu to right. H. tar Family *f -The Fi The follow m| Iwwfi* kali puMbfiwdt TV t'oriaurr Kv tbr ladle..., la thr Mwt«* of thr North Srw Anton, the Ftabritoau....... Rear, the tattle fotfll.. Frit* i or. Fifed « stn *4i lo-i tfoyer U *ltt.«*. I mU1i1> lb wattled, Met No !, la a neat easr. (M.7X . fi.Ti . 0.SS . 0*3 o.as 1.00 J. II. Iil> All IB. MAIN STREET. One Door South Columbia Hotel. I'mlrr the Earth.... fiu.70 fjfiaf Tbwrtoshaau IM Tbr Treasure of th* lura.. O.as Buried Ml the Know <1.01 llo—lair. u». Bread upnw thesters. t.10 Hrpprti. the 8wi— Boy 0.65 “ Ks. t. |Wt op tw a west Special Notices. I very Cbarab Without a Ball Itself. Bennett langlit |daiu»y and without ^ ^ fodf tfo price of evasion, that in tbe true sacrament bells Thrir Hell < the believer “adoreu" tbe bread and be seat free at rhanre - appUeatfoa wine aa tbe liody and bkml of tbe to their laird. The t ’otihcil took tbe groan*! nation, or con HubstuntintiiMi, or any [ for ministers to weur the elerienl other substantiation. He simply and rolie when officiating. High C 'hnreh s<)leinnly stands oil those two princi- j ism is great oil the adiaphom every pies, ou which he would have every where. 1,151,1 ®fo , »d i tho Word of God, and ! , Another incident Im# occurred in I'AITH in that Word ; wlmt part or j the millinery depurtiueut ol tho portion of the Word that Word or IiitnaliKtic controversy In England. ■saying ol God uuiy be.! He neither I It ap|>earH that Bishop Mcllvainc, of offers uor.justifies any explanation iu Ohio, ou the occasion of an^‘a.ms such cases of the mystery of faith ; dish presentation,” ap|H*arcd within on the contrary, he is throughout the communion rail* of Ht. Paul's s lowing the ruinous consequences C athedral, Ixmdon, without his cpia- oi all such attempted ajjifuuuffaufi*Iuapulluffuu, This has led to a nor-1 the truektef that tbu toblr of Ckuj^n imU, lw avwfdcd forth* « italics and capitals are tlio res|H>ndeuce on the subiect in the laird Is » real altar on which a VOT . „f m fru boriir* at I>r Twtf* that whatever ia not forbidden Ml law fnl in tbe Ubnreb of England. Tbe ndgment, therefore, allows latitude of doctrine, while there ia no let up at all in tbe matter of ritual obaev vaoces. Attar lights and sacrificial vestments ran not be allowed, but Tba "Dug Dtp uf thuir Danger At this sssmm at tbe rear tbr hfond ia apt to bream* impure, the appetite poor, the akia sallow. tbe fealy eafeehted. Ike system relaxed, making it awsnrptihfo to of chiD* an at the akin, and the t of the ttd—ltatew* me of are tho rufipoudenoe on tbe aubjuet in tbe G'td 1* a author’s own. When Mediacvahsts ( hurch Herald. One writer, who 1 veritable fiUUlHfou li fifcttd «t tbe • partis audQuaaaVPeligbt Bb .ind Cal. :ista make such admissions, ! signs himself a D. D., trusts be ia words of the prieata, la admiaaibla ! j **■ k tta smsbn, mi spa ts the height of folly for American I not s|M'aklng profanely when he says “ ‘ — Motors to l»e constantl.v reiterating he did there apfiear ‘not having on *L |, H nusmsn (MM IIBMH^ Ml* 0 c ar S e * Lutheran Standard, a weiidiug garment.”’ We know Tbe affair la awkward, but we aua pert tnreuigruoua aa It may be, tt will j — — — tak alfin friVU irfl Ttldf thlA ft# Tty tt. III tt sfrired in prove a step forward. That this de Dr. Tart** Hair Dye Tbe Greek Ware; as. Fills! Ix»r*vfil.lU l^mMard, the Rnuswm 0.90 Little Maifolan ; or. Maternal la»vr,..1.00 Gtetlteb Frey 110 TW Hehnol Msstrt wwd LtwMnw. ..... 1.60 Nrt N«. 1, put np in a neat rase. Just PuMisbnl t—Twelve rwlkul *4«*rirs. t ran staled fmm the Frrurh, bv Mrs. E—aw B. Mmi 1st suit >t Hctres, la a weal baa, ft-90. 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