The Lutheran visitor. (Columbia, S.C.) 1869-1904, November 15, 1872, Image 2
NOV KM BUR L$, 1872
L UTHBRAN VISITOR. COLUMBIA
literature of tbe
liouM not be ore
Internally M rfifurd« our <»itfc aud
exLcruall.Y a* regard* our Soma tete
a Christian ami a united eburch.
We are bettor able to protect our-
etlvao agatest those wb# &tfrl
around our fold and seek to devour
us. We preserve our d tali active
ebarrM) diameter and with it oar
doetriuea and our ob archly iudepen-
ilfMr more effectually. 9
17. Wky it tbe bond called tba
Hook of Worakipt
A ***rt.—Because it aaaiau um in
our worship of God ; It aoabkM oa
to worahip bim m spirit and te trull*,
undct standingly aud uot ignorantly,
awl to do all tiling* iu tba bouse
of tbe Lord deoeutlj mud in older.
11 Did tbe CoauniUea that pro
{••red tbe ltook at Wamfeip 00—r
, any of Ibe order* of aerv tm f
A ameer.—Wo. Tbejr only ueiacted
and ro arranged tb< service* in tbe
older Liturgie* of tbe Church to
which they had aoccs*.
11 n«va ao part of tba order* of
•err ice found now ia tbe Hook of
Worship been taken from other than
Lutheran atrvfeaa, that ia. Drum aorb
a* tbe Roaiteh Mbaud, tbe Episcopal
Hook of Common Frayer, etc. T
Jasrcr.—No. None but Lutheran
Agendas and Ibvfbi « ecu iwaalt-
ed. Mauy part* are identical in all
tfeeae Liturgies, bocauee they am tbe
cwtuiuofi heritage and property of
tbe obrmiiaa chun k banded dove
from it* cariieat age*.
JO. Why tbeu do noma nay that
tbe furtuw of worship in our Hook
ate either Homan Cat holm ur Epnv
copal f
A surer.— Tin* i* either sate thro 1
mu urnacH or t krowjrh malm*. Our
tli«| am found waffuakdffi »
German hymn of Luther, eowjaieed
as a kind of para phrase open an
other very ancient one in the office*
of the lb mi mh Church
i. But U MM order of eenriun ia
Book of Worebip not something
statement of a friendly
aervant* never can ro|—y those who
so kindly entertain them, they will
not be losers
day, November 15
'Asorfr.-a.Sot at aU. It ia tbe old
mode of worshiping aad aerriag God
ia hie sanctuary, whieff ia lu leading
featuro* was estahiinhed in tbe Oed*
dental or Waetera Church of Korope
; Christ takes care that
they receive their reward. Mauy
a enne Is removed from, and many
Tbe words
of Luther in the latter part of this
bywu are, ‘Hdlifer ¥#nm
heiliger burmhertiger HeUaad, du
eniger GoU, hue bus titekt cut fallen
von due reebten glaubeas trust.’—
Geiathckv* Handbuchleio, pege 191
O Holy Lord God, Q holy mighty
God, O holy wencilul Saviour, thou
God eternal, miffer u* not to fall
from the cousolation of tme faith.,
,’JPo ascertain* therefore tbe precise
inrvavuir of tbe terms iu our own
liturgy, notiuKg more seems requi
MUjanma^ •ssta.'rr.
L i, ■ - iacwaaeauK-f. A>ur bosk has giv«
s|»poiuUpd ikbfste of the Vir
gfnla to tbe Maryland Synod. Wa
mail iipiM|lbbi of |ra Haw
kins ia tbe f aileron Vfeifer. but at
this meeting of tbe Maryland Sy uod
in Ilageratown. It was our pleasure
pnicUov—tin eotiru community baa
tba utmost confidence In his profit*-
sion.U ability—for what, do you
think I We know a sane won coaid
never guess, and will therefore tell it
ut once; lor pofelfo*. If auy think ii
au ussy cubing, profcssioa, or trade
—>it *a ouo of these three—they are
greatly mistaken. A minister has
to work bard, bet ho has hut one
Master} a physician leads a UU>
riou* life; but a politician! Don’t
talk of it! He ha* the many beaded
monster, party, for hit master; his
time, bis mind, his body, Uia heart
and his soul belong to—party.
Duln t we see enough to satisfy us,
that the professional politician leu*la
the hardest kind of Ufa! And tbca
so few are saeeessfnl, so few retain
tho popularity of {tarty fur any
length of time, *0 few heuouie elms
tiaas, ao lew——. Lord reward him
who gave thy servant all that he
wanted. May la* and bis homo be
Wcsf'cd '
The Lord giveth his beloved sleep!
We slept, rote refreshed, lc»4ed out
011 God's work, the sky , the eartli,
the trees; nil was bountiful, and a
psalm of 1 us'»*' made sweet melody
in the heart, while the Up* whin
plied: Hies* tbe Lord, O m> soil
AU kneel around the family altar,
*11 gather aeouud the boepilahle
hoard, and then off: to church. Synod
meets early. The road M put urea* lid
Here is a corn Held; the stalks are
strong, the ears ire large. There
is a cottou field. It looks aa If a
heavy snow hod fallen aad lodged
00 the beauchc* of the gnuufel plant*
Now ww puss through a grave, then
by a farm house, tho very took* of
which declare that not otrhr comfort,
bat plenty ami good will reipti with-
in. Next is an orchard. What
poach tmf, but the peaches are all
goneNever mind, then- is a patch
of sugar cane and half a dotett large
persimmon trees, but alaa! they
are not yet to bo teodbed; bat here
look op—they ore bofoeecs. Oar
Judd *^., ****6*. Nov^ j
, The America Fkrmer^JtU % \
rember number pf this eM
agricultom! joamsi contain*. m \
nsnal, a large atnonnt of varied m
nsftfel matter appropriate to {g,
•eaeon, and every department *
rami life receives its doe shorn or
•tteuGoo. * ,«
• Peiata Muaiml Mmtkfa Xm m
Utc d. 1+ Peters, fififi Broedway
New Xtek..., p
, Hmtkem Muaical Juwrmal, Lefifc*
& Hates, 8a vaii nali, Georgia.
We heartily congratulate the peb
Ushers, Messrs. Ludden A Bates, tm
the success hitherto attending thm
thurify
from i'ew*
s small far
bis life w
little horn*
tahjoyrnwit
Bank ChsrluL ur Draft*.
tn*»»o cwft not be ebtalne*!.
send tbe siopry ia a Kkuutsbno L»T-
XKX. dll XVubMMi^ent are ohligtd to
ivpiNtvr fiWiSt Wbon mpdrid;
1‘apMU M*’Mt On sebuSTiiern uwtil
MMhiSsrsSTA *
roqaiesd l*y law. M*rrly mpirwiair s
nuiulx'T of the p»»p«i by mail, is not »uf-
flcieSt.
All ooisniumcnrtoua ivlatina to *nb7
scritHirs. should giv-e Uieir names very
distinctly; and carefully indicate whk-h
are old aad which are new subscriber*.
Not only the name of the post office,
buf also that of the county and State
of *'»oh sabserilwr is aeoeseary, tn order
tlmt tlw! proper entries roajr p* promptly
and accurately au»de.
t MwMalre and obltuanr nottees. and
iHisinsssArtteiw, to vewsivopsnpcr *Meu-
*''*>■ ti •• {. -olm r
Uev. lUskiuf grveuan auewaal
hi* visit eri* ^^aa in aa ank
iu the last * wfrMr, and also mak
site titsu to ooui{»tire them with the
original." Thasa.<juotatiou« from aa,
Hpisoapnl srebbtahsp are sufficient
to pwwre tbe iiaimtefraa a# Abe an
swur given to the question: Which
is the oldest <*rder af serrksp, tlm
the Lutheran ? The
so long am*-*. ^
life. In Ui«
whilst bis !•*>
ing relatiooB
token sick
Ilia faithful J
hastened to 1
inek after
morning wb.«
the hUks auc W
Right to the I
aud be was hi
mains were ■
phis, and I
Sefitembcr 1 *1*
tery. wber. I
other relati.fr
old friend aiuil
at the funer K
allnsiou to otll
Mr. Keiser K
iu whom til' - *
life was that I
fertilising st rl
and meadows!
ing where it I
noisy and itnl
highlautis, tillil
but leaving it I
it found thei!
generous ami I
bis mind and hi
to know him wl
him boat loved I
a mind trained I
and carefully si
of reading and I
pit discourse^ I
matter and pll
was thorough ;|
weighty rcsponl
vocation, aud T|
a ‘-dying man I
seemed to have 1
his final departl
neighbors and I
was hi* last sickl
God that he I
change. In a J
nearest relation]
last he wrote, I
death of a sist'l
few month* bet ]
almost prophetic I
ti» Nature’* ordcij
I*nd so teach i
day* a* to applj
wisdom. 71 ’ He
wife his belief th.
deparure. She J
should prove ao.
you can pot you
“I And
where faith i» J
when* the antieip
bioomctl into tin*
enjoyment.
from hi* article: ‘‘Mi imifOMiitiiR
of the Maryland Synod."
As tba communication of lev.
ffawklna* ha* appeared la the i’W
tnr if hi unaeONwary to imblisli “a
tmlAlseta.* The Aaterkwa them
goes on to say:
This elegantly written arUefte of
wm Mr hundreds of yaars the regu
lady Mtahliabad Iona of worship.
Hal wh«o> 4>rt^igbtn utb eentary
the tafidelity ftfiMgtaml and France
gaiaad a foothold la Germany, aad a
mayority both o£juiiit*ter» aad peo
phf had baaonm hlMndlavc^a, uoe part
Kptnc^»i**il
Kpiscopsl Church could aot havo
I mi tier nod after or boaoaed from the
Lutberau Liturgical U*m* aides* Urn
Lutheran had aaiatfd before the
Episcopal ,< . I :1 tier/ *■
Tbs Litany which, awarding to
the Italaic m the IJopk ol Gommoo
Prayer, is ‘ In he mad after Morning
Service on Sunday*, Wednesday*
and Friday*’in the KptuoupaU burch
** also indebted to the iuthenin
Church for some of its imfitieat
We quote from l>r. Hsrtf* Manual of
hugludi Liter*tune, psce 1-7 viHBut
the Liuuy, aa it no* atands, he *
sides being a noble rrnderiagof sach
piwtiou* of the old Uunka aa rnara
.retained, «outaie* a large port mo,
uimrly one half, of matter not louad
iu any of the old service hook* used
ui England. ,t This iwv portion in
|>ari originaisd. with, the oompilera,
aad in part wa* adopted by them
from Lhe Lathi litany prt*{»ared by
Luther." “That most touching peti
Uon, ‘That it may [dense thee to
defeud and provide for the fatherless
children aad widow*, aad all Mint
are oppressed,' aad the two equally
beautiful petition* up mediately fid
lowing it, are taken from Lather."
efforts, ami prediet fataw,«
abundant support with enlarged M u
aariptioB liat. , , i/ n r ft
on some iswtioas of it
When he h|irak* of “much op|*osi
tkm to fmthsraa cmatom and a want
of larthmui Atnmtiriemi aad
oharch jw 1 <ie. r ha mrideatly meaaa
Chr opposition ta htargksd sarviam
aad *> tuliolical doetiiaca. But thi*
oppnaitiou Is cvideatly among tbe
pc«>p!r Home of the mlubter* la
bored hard ta inerodure these liter
meal ftrrvs'v*, Mat ealy ia turn kt»-
•taase* ware tho* * tl
and even there, if we are correctly
informed, three sen Ices are diataato
fill and tedious to the people. Wo
ate tehl that a liteffieal service la
which the people can take aa aetive
part bjr Um ir responses la “a (bit
want." It is ev ideal, however, that
this want Is aot Ml by the people,
hat only by a hv of the mUiirters
who waal move form aad show and
a n awy ia their worehip Bat they
caa aot eucened agaiaat the will of
tkepaaplv
We are ining under a democratic
fiwm af gov,*rameat, ami aader a
or three hymtoM^ a brief benpture
1 tain*i_ the aermoa. which was sene
rally a vary meagre mocal eaaay,
aad a enaple If prayer* without
either fervor or eastern, aad the
h* Were yon ever at Lexington! Not
Tbe subject of this sketch deputed
thi* hie tea the taoraiug of the Ifitk «r
Ooteber, 1573, at hi* residence m* r
IVtersbe :v. Vingiam. This *naosmu
uaewt well es*< » baa of aadheti «s«r
tbe tboagbtsat matte of hit MWteRi
al aad lay 1 1 rettewu ia the Soathan
Ixitherao who kaew khi
years ago. It 1* »M»rtl>e dtvdga a
this sketch te givd a* erteagtg
memoir ot his life. Thai «* ivoerod
for those batter prippreil lor thr
4 that away ap iu Maasaelmtetta, nor
ittliat in Vinfinia, or that <*har in
b'Heatueky, or—well, now w% come to
A think of iP, !ve wonder how many
4 Lexingtans tbers are* and will there
oterrocirt it short by saying at once
ill that Lexington, Smooth Carolina, is tlie
nqidt af the glslie, the infinitesimal
to which we refer.
12. What Is the order of service
prepared tq Luther t
Aaswwr.—Tkia ia the outline of the
Order ef aerv ice psvqmiwd by Martin
Lather, 1A» (L*ftte), 1524 (GermaaL
L The lalrmt.
A The Kyrte.
X The Gterra la h ind—
1 Thr IhluUlMis sod t olloct
1 part Of U. 8. ,\
IVaplc m Cdhimbm, S. C., are in the
I mb It of taming up their nose* at
^iLesiagtoe, and probably becaase
Columbia is ibeeapHat ot said South
Gdrolftitt, aad Lexington is only a
comity? but Columbians do not shut
Dtbs wp at Lexington ? if
they wonM be very apt to
ia truijr nragditwl \ it da almost
wholly derived Crum thr thaHpterea;
even where the bngiMft is net scrip
tural, at is yet la perfect neemrd with
thr writlea word of God. Our Bonk
imu»re* to oar people tbter pnsally
rights aud privilegsc of which they
htthrrte were deprived} and with as
now, as m former agre, “all the eon
Clegation Idem thr Lord Gcal, hew
dewa thmur beads and wovwhip the
Lord." .1 %, (t ,. i* uteW:'"
21. White m thr eldrM enter of
ccrvircw that te tbe Bpnmopd Book
of iomaion Prayer, or dial ia th#
Isitheran lilergM * T
Amawrr.—The Lathsrmti .
TA. How a this proved Y
great worth and useful la bora of tit
deceased, aud would he au imper
tbay tk
^lateteen
7JM A We have been in Lexington ; we
tflistvc l*‘C« there a good atony times;
- \«e have always been benpttabiy
entertainedf we have always met
with kind, Christian triends there;
land, to Mil the truth, when we are
Itiwomed, tired, aud need rest, we like
7. The U—14
k Thr Ximmf Unrd
b. The Hermte - •
ever Um* I nlherwa vhaw h a»*0 be m
some parte of Offmanj »"•! s r .1
navta, ia .4m«rlfte thr BaglWb l.n
thrraa tearrh mi not Itfurg1r.il G-t
. He waa born near tha village of
Wcytieehora, in Algid* oeuaty,
Virginia, no the 28th of September,
1812. 11m entered PNoqlvua 0*1
lege at Gettyaliurg, Fa. ? ip the year
1834. After graduating there, b«
spent one year in the Getftyteutf
New Publications
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A Text Hook for Schauta terl Col
lege*. By Jtdiu 8. Hart. LL.1>.
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paper, who ift aot »ymjp*Mhtea
WBtlMWk | l
you w|ft be made welcome. Yea,
and tho are made welcome too.
A*k liov. Mr. , although Ik* does
not think that Lutherau» are con
verted Christians because they do
not ask what o’clock it is when they
income the children of God. They
arc satisfied with the eternally true
jK-c-I a ratten of Ghriat, “He that believ-
eth and is baptized, shall be saved."
Then there is the Fork, the “Dutch
'•j|ark,” it ia called, aud the wayfaring
mau who stops there wishes that the
whole earth were a Dutch Fork,
xfifaly slop—just to try whether we
tell the truth or uot—with Captain
' iloffman, Major Leapbeart, Mr. Nun-
nemnkte. or go up in the neighbor-
barlteOHiof the Blue church, among
- 1 1 in ,i«,l u t A uiL»v**r.
Maas. His ministerial lateralbegn
m the year 1841. He acted n* a mp
ply to th# charge at Winchester, Vk,
during the temporary absence U
Df. Theophilus Stark, ia th# jesr
1843. In th# warn# year be suececdH
Dr. Pohluian in the church at Nev
Germantown, New Jersey, where be
labored until the dose of tbe year
1813, w hen h# was called to tee
charge at Schoharie, * New York.
Here he spent seven years of hi*
most successfnl ministration ot tbe
Word. He had a pleasant home *»d I
wWl# the order in tbe Kpiaeo*|Nil Hook
wa* inn potklite#*) im 154U. it is call
ed tbe First l*rayer Book of hklward
th# Sixth. 2. K|H*cop«tMUM Umhu
•rive*admit thi*. Aiekbiakop Rich
ard into reace, I.L.D., in hi* Itemp
ton Leetares. dritveml in tkc ysur
1804, |»rovea by rafen ne# and qoot»
non teat tbe “Liturgy aad Ofltepsof
tee < hnrrb of Log laud wet# rxdnnaed
after Um* ay teem of Ioateer* We
give a few extract*: l*age 15, (Ox-
lord Kditkm. 1838), “Tbe Office* of
«Mir Church wen*completely reformed
(which twfore bail l—i but |*uitally
attempted) after tbe temperate ay*
tern of lotlbsr. aud aot after tbe
piaa of sntivfraiou. ratert than nf
IfofnrmatMMt. vihidi Calvin had re
«wwtli exbibit<d at Gew«*va." Pag#
An, “On lb# wbole. tl«#rribre. the
t»r»i>cifilc* which *»ur Referma
tma wa* eiWHlactiHl ought i M n to
remain tu doubt ; they were mani-
frail) Lutheran With them* Ibe
miud #f him tn « Worn w# are ebirilv
t nil elated for (the «ml«tarv meaaaf#
wa» drrfdy impwised, and in nut
lurwity ritli them wa* oar laiargy
drawn np* |» rt gc 1A\ “Tbe (Hail
m tea unary mn*ung te tbs evening aa
tbe delegate of tbe Bytmi! of fVaa
•31 vania. wbflte delegatea from other
Byimda^ tftf^ rscHveij oah during
toraiality, after
14. Did tea La ter ran churvbm ia
Virgaata, North aad Hcmte i arriiaa,
aad Grargia make am of as onW of
ffBPnvTMrfff 1 .><4 • - - ■ <t|
Aanrar—Tbgi dak Bov. U. D.
Hen.br»m ia bla lliatary of lhe Grr
man Bsttlmacnla aad uf the Lath
era« < burrh te North aad tooth
Caroline proven tin* fully. W# quote
formality, after bsmrlVavilml to
pfvwcb, a (vmrtcsy wbirh be would
extend to few Luther** tmumtem te
tbe GewcniI Nynod, after shaking
band* with tbe brethren, with “ap
parent" hvoterrijr love, be tana hi*
back npoa their oaawmakm table.
Thi* i* the resalt of that miarrable
bigotry and cxelttal rears* to which
the General < «mne»t has committed
iteeU by tbe adoption of tbe mk*1I
#d “fiaur |*H*ta," <—« «f wbieb te
class communion, either refamag la
com mane with G«JN i^plr, or «x-
clnding His children from tec Lofd's
twl*k. tireatiM< they can not alter tbe
perBlur *htid*drib of thrif party
At Fort Wayne the —mu# apwit
wa* d 11 ed. Then I hum men
at He John's church, Mrakkmbarg
fCabarra*) county, North Carafes*—
**w# aim learn that th# worship ia
teat cuagregatteHi was liturgical, aa
chmtdi. ami all tb# • hnrrbea fur
many miles around, kept coming
day after day t they attended tb#
of Synod, ami vboweii by
•arly perbal, iwmftwauag \ew> cfemriy
to tb# usage* of the laitbrran Cbarab
ta C mammy." Ami peg# jufi, -a
Tb#j"~-te# Iwlberaa mmtetera in
Houtb Carolina—“weu* likewnw
ehwri hJy ia rcmdarliag —Utc wor
ahlp, elm, aa te auuiifeated by their
observance uf all thr festivals ut th*
1—therm. Obarah, <ate«b#t4«wl m
alrneUon, cnafiratotiou, and iqqn»*t
tion fto the loraad* made U|«on the
I'hnndi by ihasunv—adiMg necta.*
Tb# feft is the aae of tbe ebarabty
enter of service did at im* time eu
tlrriy eeaar A impeccable minority
of I/Of bent u aiiatetrr* always fi»|
lowed the liturgy ia faaptiring, ad
minifttcnug^-tbe lonlv Hitpper, coo-
firming, ric.
13. How ilg tb# fell order of arr
vice fell Into tlltmae f
Then were a good many raws#*.
Tbe roogfegatioci* wete retail: the
people ar»tee«e«l, books source, tbe
eborake* mu xiw«v» trader Imtbcran
lUaphiyrd.
tumetl their laH'k* no the oommanion
tabic in tbe General By nod and at-
session s
wortl and by tteetl that they loved to
serve tbe Lord.
Tbe worthy Secretary ha* already
told out readers ail they rare to
know about By and. Wo, fc»r thin
aim! for other reason* not oeeeiumry
to montlon, will my nothing The
fact is, beforo vary long w# will *«y
nothing about anything, having found
out that tbe less we my, the more
popular we are with those who want
to ran tb* machine.
We were pleased with tb# country,
tbe people and their treatment of n*.
We will never forget them. They
are kiod-bearted, love Um K\angeli-
cal Chnrcb, are highly fevered, hate
a good and faithful pastor; may
Ibeir ehereh eoutiaue down to the
cod of feme to he like a toy set u|kiu
a hill. !
Whim Synod adjourned, we of
course left far home. W# were really
sorry to leave. * Onr reaimg |da«#
was so plovsuul. ao quiet, o«r bo^t
ami hostc** w#rt^ mo kind—bat the
servant of Christ lias ao abiding city
here below. On oor return to Co-
tauibia w# were near having an acri ,
dent, but tbe Lord warned ami pro
ns a most hearty we|- tactcd os. Bteased ba Hi* aamo!
l Daring Hynod ma smdc the me
qaaintaoee «f Bar. Crouse, tl.e
assistant pastor of Bor. i>. Bfird. of
the Tenuemte 8yao*L Wo wgro very
favorably impress^ L Bro. Craam
tcndml German Masala tbr Mtenoori
church. By this tim# tb# Mt-am
riaas wnold torn tfeuaw men. who
roumuiKd With Ibrm at Furl Waytm,
aoay from tbeir roouaoaiaa table.
1* Htew la tbe most incuotetteut,
or a* another has expremetf If, “the
moat tin Utberan maa te the riaairb."
By bn* open prt^feaahm at Chill—***
b« I—IpoWj violate* tb# 17th arferi#
Tbte body «n»
portion of the
rit W * m ' ] *mtwJ
‘»ne of whicli (wl
vacant/ rirl
and about 2.1
*“ s t nuvfeng yaJ
‘^nroh. (Rev. Joel
^rick County, fivl
" i'tebosfm, cornJ
*'v oning, October I
the above u;il
lMMl alxiawl tlie liJ
2 rotUe f <>r the s |
friendly giWtiug, J
UuL Ou the carl
** in abundiul
," >ro ’ ri »«gcil, J
; Mlt a careful ami]
^x*n convinced us t|
r** iM glprj
jM#tLr#n from hU. J
r U lail «d Ucou.e J
L^ 1 i ,r, »U»idy eiiM
r the woodbnJ
^Pointed in onr ]
r her ^Offgeffiy oJ
r** t,lr r, and came J
Pfolusion tha* piv
fr ,,e U l> by NonielMJ
L n t j g . U ‘ of cncai-4]
L Ii< ‘*olved, b<>\r
Lm ‘\ thi * »««*, v
[ fi onraelve* t
L J 0 ® canting t
' vhf * would and Wl
I - ” tteQ dance. Tin
of tbe Augabarg (^onfeaskm. and
white* be I* associated with miatstera
of different dn—minattoo* te tb#
pobfemUoa of t
p€ whatever the
I/exing
tain, h<
church
n by railroad. >Ve are cer
ever, that we saw 8t. John’s
But we have not got there
are at the Lexington De-
ire lives onr friend, Major
0 has been elected—but not
lod met—a member of tbe
re. We see his house, but
t see him; he is probably
issing. Is that not the term !
id, Dr. E. Hays, is on the
groand. We have had an invitation
to stay with him daring Synod, and
we, bar delegate, and onr friend, are
met by the Doctor, seated iti hte
carriage, pud away we go, through
the village, through the forest, by
plantation after plantation,' am! at
last we alrriye At his pleasant horn#,
where A
church,
come.
It Iff
Koenriy,
comfortable within
hotaie.' 7 We con do
please. The fir* la I
on tbe health—it is
to us a very accepts
4 - of tbetr paper
may be, be affWu to b# ao mteaaely
Lutheran, amt regard* tbe Byaod of
Maryland a* heretics!. «« to keep
bim from toasmartteg with It te the
etfotaailou of tb# Lard’* topper
Tb# /tofcra* lltefer ba* bet cm#
comment ou tbe A *mcricaa'a editorial,
to will Tbe VieHar iiitrrU r#ua
rated, mfntefe r* ami |<eo|4e soma ’
Hme* I—raw— stemmed •#* tbrir own j
cbarrkly »»>» aad paU«*rmte affteff
other ftemmiteatteaa ( and. petkapa,
aa aaaeb 1— o*> tbmg tear, vbaa tier I
Norway, Germany, Aamrira,
Tli. r# is no llaaiak, aa Gonumt, no
American Lutheran Gburtei, but tb*
Kv angelica I Lutheran Chorrb te- a
oam# aad batetafeoa te Ums# laoda,
aud te many other*; wm! it m a Lit
mrjiml I'kwrck
Aamtutl Comnmtam. —Th
is! comv(ration of the
vlaii Bvaagafecal laith
m in thr Vwterl 8Ut#*" f
)icagt». 111., Oef. iji.
and evangelical worker. Hals doing
a good work. W# do 004 differ from
him ; he doe# aot differ from nw We
can not tinderaUnd wfry be is aot
one of ns.
, ‘rne whistle blows: tifes bell ring* r
we are at Columbia. la Mr.
Dfereks with Ms eawiaiff# 7 Ats Ison*,
aad all Is wall. Btewadbath*Laid,
our God 1., * ,i, , j
We g£ jo St. Mattkow’* next
to be,
ferns* and
with tb* 1
four Um«
needed.
.T* too.
* ‘Ofned .war
, Wonginc
^ B ut f,
for t ,
‘ors ^ vacuum,
P*>oguoti,ica! o
\ U ^r« w-h 06e
ir etel tajkUfma* them* Tlw Hblvfeiate #0.
*• for drtivur te get rkl «f «ka dUffralt)
evory arbfeb thmc tapri aafete* Op|Mtee to
dutefitei ttofr- wr»tfe» by auaritteg that tte \
make us
week. Hie re an
regtenerated tinto (
wbfild Ifeve written