The Lutheran visitor. (Columbia, S.C.) 1869-1904, December 20, 1872, Image 3
Holy
what he
not only
; bat for
fho wishes
For
[God’s holy
ir vnstrnc-
foaod
r»y f like a
rubbish,
him
igot
land to ex-
1 And
that in-
a Bax
brethren,
wren no-
it will
into prac-
i, all that
frequent-
i which
froa the
dangers
think of
Iges which
of Christ,
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Lord, if
■ fro*
to His is
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God and His
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. ;« sot an aodon .that we
any thing that we
od» y lM -flrrnn bft that God’s
I dottf*? 1 **, _^ ve ng cJeHr iasuuc
form, and what to
flei aa search the scrip
idee diligence I Amen.
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Visitor.
tains to depart It is tn» that
HI Ah VISITOR. COLUMBIA. 8. C., DKCKMRBE 80. 1872
&,«. 11iBBBfrW..-■ ■ ««*■«»“* 1 III 1 . 11 in'SWBWBWMWffM 11 1 sew■ 11 ’*> **"♦-
Ecclesiastical.
bt¥*m
0 practise, and many dim
cnmes to meet, poverty in many
casea, bat God does give hit faithful
pastors a double supply of grace to
help them to beer these worldly tri
thing of this kind ia these baptismal
hare a learning toward high ehnrrh
ha, or aa apiag of Home, make eea
siderahle ado shoe! drees, aad the
tailor aad manta* maker are
taot assistant* la this Sind of
Mr»£)|)loehhsadt,«C
wkv hit that so few young men
«fl5 to tauter the ministry,
devoted to amassing
y *L snarly slways proves a
Zmlmi to W,1 will pro- Oue
u “ opoor ' The
rUwTm *■», that .Wet
^totobep^l iu order
!*aS«oda»«*. P Another was,
.1 MtM w w !“ , ‘ 1 *“
M SapmuiMttJ miuiatera are
uadly tamed sway from a charge,
W d if the Lord don’t take them to
they nost almost die of
^vstton.’’ “J not the ability
» takefi m jwmcAcr,’ and so I
£* preach st all.* |l can’t lido
o?«r the noontsins in the snow*, anil
vidt dek rooms, and attend to all
the drttoflf a ooontry parson. If L
arid** get a city church, I would
1 w|U try some-
Lhi»| rift ” Still another said, ‘*1
tom wnwney fo get an education,
ud then I might not be able to
rM*« «“ “ Dr >—> * nd 1
bow I can bs a doctor of raediciue
grimed wed.” Yet another said,
“IIsUmI a call to the miuistry,
aad the lave of souls lays not on my
heart I want wealth.’’
So it was, and, as over thirty
mn have rolled by now since some
of tfcm remarks were made, what
has bees the result of their efforts!
The IS* who wanted eiu^j aud money
vka old, has, by his incessant devo-
tios to bssiness day and night,
sanity allowing himself time for
ski* sad* himself prematurely old.
Will s semms system, shattered,
iod overtasked brain, he has still no
toe Is enjoy the wealth he hm got-
lm; hut spends .every possible mo
unt at his office laboring for that
•kick periahetM gpiother embarked
in merchandize and became rich in
deed, was able, to live as he liked,
md tor mmk took delight in “goods
laid up for many aril days.” Last
week he was burned out by the Bos
ton fire! There was another who
thought he ought to be a preacher of
to gospel, bat he did not want to
be poor, and he tried every means
by which to be rich. All his life
proved a failure. A few years ago
he confessed that he was “a dis
appointed aad unhappy main ” U I
preferred wealth, and I ran away
frofe»J owb conviction of duty, aud
faterod me; everything I under
took Med, and I am wretched.” A
fwy wealthy man in Marjlaod, who
ovuri thousands of acres years ago,
tod and left his heirs very wealthy.
Sow not a foot of land that once
T * to belongs to any descendant
°f himself. Strangers possess the
mheriUnoe. A prominent merchant
°f Baltimore, now dead, said six
ton ago, “Not more than three
"^toants out of one hundred, who
***® * mercantile life, ever arise to
aa 7 degree of competence. I am an
old merchant, and my experience has
^Ojthat ninety seven fail utterly,
view three succeed.” Does it not
toat life there proves a failure T
who follow fame, and sit ou
ttosUtesmau’s chair, fare no better,
nights must be spent in
tal labor for the ‘political
they have to engage in.
, was a signal ia-
Standing on the topmost
toad of political eminence, by one
7** Political step, he lost in his later
*to confidence of his party,
*tolttorenown that he had gained ;
“tod utterly in his desire to control
^tioo, to died soon after, with
at 140 interest in Christ. 80 also
f°°*tor great statesman expressed
118 tot hopes thus, “I have been
0a P®*ed wd received into the Epis-
|^*1 Churchy in this last illness; but
^ y tot you call change of heart aud
n Wpicty y I know nothing.’ 1
*k« our Southern political lead-
devoted only to politics, regard-
* °* the higher wants of the soul,
“ whathave been their lives but
se j * l * ure *' They con less it them
Ve ** 8°me eminent iawytn have
*to Probable result of a politi-
(‘TtoU* 1 ™’ ^ soughf for the more
Wa V 5 loft the arena of pol-
aad entered the holy ministry.
31^*® I would cite Dr. Jas.
^ . r ’ wii<> was as eminent a divine
br Wfts ® lawyer. Rev.
• wwrdder, the *ui cvssful tuission-
ties * vr*^®’ ^ a lucrative prac-
k> tto to ^ evote bimaelf
foreign ministry, and many
Z|^*tove done likewise. Young
^ •Ognify the ministerial difflcul-
\*~J®** look ftt them until they
***. f® m °ontairi8, and they have
'♦ktttt enough to bid these inouu-
als, and they cxperlmoe a delight and Hgioa. Bat we haws always aatow
pleasure in enduring theta for the stood that Baptists profeaswil l« he
cause of Christ. Ttwy are constant 1 eery primitive la thstr faith sad
ly encouraged by the knowledge that practice*
their rewards are laid up in heaven. We should like to know the origin
where fire, rust aud moth can not ’ of three baptismal pent* * la «a«
come, nor thieves break through and vstolon of ths Borlptnren we h***|
steal. Then the unfailing source off never read n word about them. W#
happiness, a contented mind, con have read, again and again, the no
sciouM of being in the path of duty | counts of the vartmae hapriemi re
is theirs. The world, fcagwe mt of j needed la the New Tents meat, hot
1 1 TttHMJt.
galloa of i he lately
Klara hack, of Ml OHw, HG M only
tb* inai
to tohMtoto lilt mmI Ir lRRihtto( R
honor lor the widow, Thick la la he
Of —.The Basdisb 1 either
an rkarrk fa* t I lit 1.0 la
| hot it
the exceeding happiness a pastor e»
joys when he is assured that be has
been the humble instrument of bring
iug some soul to Jeans. Wealth of
the Indies can not compensate for
the quiet, untold spiritual pleasures
of a minister of Christ!
In the last great day, when we
shall be judged for the deeds done in
the tody, and a man’s works anil
life shall be tried as by firs, what
a vast unmber of what are called
tocoasaftd men will find their lives
to have beeu miserable failure*!
Young men, 1 beg yon to give
these few Hues a thought. Look at
the crowded country, here iu A inert
ca, and vessel after vessel arriving
from other lands, freighted with pro
cious souls, longing for the bread of
life, and crying to God that no man
cares for them. Look at the failures work to tarn a sowing
of men, who make this world their watch, <*bm»w>. or other asefa!
first study ami rare, and spend t ho Ornamental article. aa4 to grand
not one word about “panto.* Indeed,
it would seam to have has*
fieable to hats used any sod
in mas* of the caamm rwcssded Ttoas
w DO nr|torQi4Mi rilKl IlflvPfill w<»ff
baptised, where they ware aad aa
they were. AH the tailors la Jsrw
*»lem could not have provided with
KMftfihtjh **hfik f Ithto* tosillbsm s* #*Itofsti a>.
*"«* 'III k-sssr WPfiPHVwV f Wf
wiihdrawa to
ie with
Cleueral
H C Dick,
Mrs M A Fdkel.
Copt A V Mlrr,
J K Hrhompm,
Jackie n WSu,
to V B r
Mm L Hi
8
Mwo M
Miss A £ Mfellia.
Mr* M Brown,
» ■
■ ■WJ’MMWk,
Hev Ihr ritrwbet.
X50U»3to
“ 2M U> M$
“ 5,00 to 290
** LUO to 254
“ ztm u> .**
2A0 to l.e*
M LOO to 342
v Oa. 2 .00 to 308
La. ZMu> M
VV. \ a. .1.00 iu Call
* 38JVO la 274
Mi*s 2.00 to 300
Va. 2J» to 274
Md. I on to 272
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fonasvly «f the Clttvw Mraarh Hyaml,
a ■M'mhst tot to Metho
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nod the Methodists «i Mto |*ag
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8pedal Notices,
to. Ida Vtta
N tO Trtff-fW' lv 01*1 AOihut 11
Nl tkr tk.*»i«ISM
“LS.
Robert L Case, President. Theo A Wotmore, Yinn rrnaldaut
Isaac H. Allan, Secretary.
,*» •
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Nil.
Urn,!
rs*v
«'nrt»
the three tbo«i«aad ha|dtfed la
day. esoiBdate tor the
It sena* strange, too, that thesa , fl H*ri bj the Curia Ny aad, he
tout. O* .
Op. W. M Tlm^-^fhar
m*d jrwsr list*
toes
tt wot
hyftomsl pools shoald to ntored | they aeileit with the Miasoari
as a premium hr orrlrs to to era ^"ri.
dried. One la to gw to work sad ; tosodtoorioas.—'Thsas are lOB^USB
earn a pair of pants to to baptised Sraodioat iaaa la New York sod its
la. The prtadtiv# call was “repent eathraa* Far ah the* aoals (okmUj
and be baptised ;* tot aow it is to Imtherma*] there are aaly three er
ge eutoentors sad reaetve a pair of gasiari nagifgaUsaa, aad aaty aae
“bapti*m*I pants.* W* ran nader of theas Is self napparllag.
stand hhw todhiduaU awy art ta — -
MawitpA
prime of their liven in making nH>ovy,
when by some unforeseen event they
lose it all. What then avails all
their labors t They have done noth
iog for Christ, and have nothing fot
themselves The labor of a minister
is not any harder than that of a
nu*reliant, lawyer, or phyaictau. Iu
fact, it is not as hard as any of
these three classes of men. The
farmer has less mental labor than
any one else, but to compensate for
that, he has physical la tor. All
must work in this world. If then
M Married,
their srhtevesseot. But it ssosm to Iht. Pant
us rather hnsinesa like to eagage in Mr. I*. M
to rahit 8th. Md, by
Itorrict, tot m. Mark’s,
bt**F«, ri IVmife,
pools. Is the iadlvidsal
•iptctni to get the pout* first, aad
then prepare for tssptiss*. <w totag
prepared, to watt until the pants are
earned f How if he toea not sat
reed f Mu»t he to baptised with
out the pant*, or s»n*t the topt«sa»
he omitted 1
Then the object of the paats- tf
we may to allowed In gwear at the
design—srem* a little strange t* It
the undertaking of earning* pair of and Ml** A, 8 llutp, of Be Mat
'thews**, It, CL, only daaghter of
Witham It HrfaU
Mamed, b) H»v J«h« I’. Mar gait,
at the fsaldeaew *d the bode* (othrt,
la Terrell «danty, <A, Mr W W.
HltUS «a>l Mis* tXkiX I
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tier tkir* aanmtl Itomianui have toet
A few «omhI a«eoU wanted, to « bom
an aaasia mu saao*sn*nsa saasuoM^a
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is less. I reply the pay is hrltrr than
iu any other calling. God merer fete
a faithful eerrant atarre. 8otns timers
as I have known the case iu my life
to to, a meal consisted of potatoes,
bread, aud thankful hearts with
which to eat the scanty fare. An
old minister told roc that some times
ho hail not a inoothful of meat in
his house for days; but God often
scut him unexpected supplies, when
faith was aullicieuUy trml. How
then U the pay better f It is better
in eternity. There tto result* of our
lives appear, uot here. We are as
sored that our bread and water shall
be sure here, ami God has not
promised us take aad prearrers any
where iu the Bible, dome think
that they must sit dowu and conut
the cost of being the Lord's servant,
water used. VY* have aluMMt tiled ! hum winNothing aril rare >m as
of hearing atoat tto “mark water * «p*«ridj aad |wrma*r«tlj as Hr.
and having “war hodie* «a»M with
pure water," to sfeuw that we *«*|
to iwimerwil It may to that th *
is intendnl to lavm w hat wane di*
tinguiatod |t*|iti*t awthwrfttes call a ^ ^ ^ ^ gj
f 1 trainer* nay tto Whn asm Liwi
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jwasw il m f«rt*4»
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D MIKE *«» SMiMHionr to their frienda
•ml MiMW* that they tove moved
mu, tMrT/iOK AND ELEGANT
HTuRE.
Corner Main and ^lain Street*,
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Wtorv they tore mod their IMMENSE
rroct of
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telrdwl n, ill, jtte«l <wre. and rompriaing
1 to l»a s*shw* «*f hfl«d* t»» to found either
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we invili tto *«U*ntM»o of tto inb*tol*nte
ut lkt*C«warjr and mm*utidmi>. fteliu
■mated that we ran furnish diem with
Ie tie* (iwmh, *1 haw pnem, than any
h<huh is StMith Carutin*. a* our Stock
eampnm* mh tto lert clam of Good*.
San,{lie* seat by will on application.
We keep alway* on baud a Choice Line
«f GOODS for MOURNING.
MB. JOHN GRAY,
Writ know n ia tto ap-conntty. i* now is
*f employ and mould be triad to are
* heat freon In* friend*, at tto
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Ever brought to this _
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full line of
4tc., with a
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Morcovet. Why fat* 1 * rinwr f Why
not emit ami »«tt Ttovo to «•
gwwl reason fur such drotm-te^
There i* no acrowntiwig for tto o«I4»
lie* in dress ia this age. ftoatleaaea,
sa well a* laslie*. array ttowrorUr*
feMuciimes iu mj wtugaUr apparel.
But It I* hardly becwMSiing to have
half sacred ami half maao* «1
on such an urvsM«Mi. If fear no otl
reason than to avoid nn
appearance, it would to totte to
have the whoto dreaa to
Mtm. ftoy vaaT
Aad why f
tto
tin wit tout tt.*
It tafallibty re
•arittnix Ae ,
Uct 31
IfiTR
1872
or the Devil’s, anil go where they If baptismal pants arm used, then
get best fare. All I have to aajr in,
perhaps you count too much ou oue
aide and none on the other. Look
nt tho end, and depend on the Lord,
aud “verily thou slialt be fed." To
those who love Jesus and are ask
ing, “And what shall we do f 1
would say, “Go work iu the vine
yard of the Lord." If your heart is
filled with the love of Christ, it will
be an easy matter to tell to others
the story of the cross, and point the
way to the Lamb of God. The pay
of the Lord is eternal life; the |>ay
of the world to eternal dentil. “For
whosoever shall call on the name
of the Iaml shall be saved. How
then shall they coll on him in whom
they have not believed, and bow
shall they believe in him of whom
they have not heard, bow shall they
hear without a preacher! How beau
tiful are the feet of them that preach
the goepel of peace and bring glad
tidings of good thiugsT A 8.
external
which, wader earteai
tto ascfalaew* aad vafcte ef tto ktag
srif iiwarirapeda, asri stow bwcaswr, fee
4 other ,
to lu»)*to, |
to tto mast teawtamthy prepara .
lisa la tto aiarhH. - Yet ttoas ree ,
flriRBlMteltoiiMkfi AMttfiAte Cf‘rf j .utOm 3 « rn tomautottl *M~-qSW[
sjfWiswaagv^r 2 IN' WM
st its claims «• pakito esaideaee. ;
I iartwg a period of wrote thaw sftttera
year*, il tow town recugwiud as a
t Swh, loir. ^rogfar, Maori* ass! ffewesk- towri -
lag K*ite» Mro* lias*, lb id<«*, Itesteto,
4r, at * >*l) klsri, foe km »v m i«»; ». st
very lw* price**; Gsrs*. fit i» fifififi; FIs*
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feteSHM MW* <W «*» »-««*- *%»*» mOOK SMM %» Stp,
the whole suit shoald to bapttoatai. k a^ ro .... j ik . ,
A ^ ^ I vPw HMMK 4pj|piiY
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Tto Great fiMsrtel Aaasoi
Baptismal Pants
The reader may be a little sur
prised at the heading of this article.
We confess that we were a little aur
prised onrselres at meeting it some
what prominent in a religious paper.
And that the exact fact* may be un
derstood we give it as we find it
Under tho head of “PuKMtr** !!!
Unequajllkd Pkkmii’mhIfr* Stands
“Baptismal Panth,”
For 10 new subscribers at a
year, or 11 new subscribers, and fi3
in cash, we will give a pair of bap
i»de
tismal pants, made to order. 8et*d
size of boot, size around the waist,
height ot the person for whom they
are intended.
If it had uot beeu in a good ortho
dox Baptist paper we would have
suspected something wrong about it}
bat we suppose it must be regarded
aa one of the inttitution* ot the day.
We bad beard of baptismal robes
for children, and
Ho we shoald think, though we
font* to but httlr knowledge of sack
thing*.
Indeed oar neighbor *«ggwd* that 1 ..
w a to a . 1WN8M wiMP0NM|h
w# do not nwlrfvtMHl the Mibjcril at 1Tr| | ^ ,
all, an«i that these tw»pti*an*l |««nts (#f rwti ^
are not designed for enavetto, who
need plenty of water, tot for mint*
ter*, wfo> should lie *|*ireri «ovh
frei|nent wettings. This m*\ to *»,,
but there to no sorb dtotinetion made
in the advertisement, and w>iwe wsi
|4e souls may to le«l into a mistake,
awl earn the pant* without being
able to wear them. This wowM seem U» tmfokChtwis. Ftossfe Nwrw««ma.
almost like on imporitioa of whteh Wrislk. Ifollsai. fimAnrins awl
a religion* paper shoald aot be asm #»•**•* te*fw**w«, *sri *lt wto wt«h Is
0tetovfiwr < l ItilsinikS t es 8 Ss.Mt m stiJnU'Liiri SL 8 aadt ■ wssme we .Jr
jBf’iewwrti. «Pi|RNnPIN8| ■“ totmw INMmiWHl f*w * ■ « a feiSi^ * f ^ «fc j M
John the Baptist's raiment, wto^ne ^Muamm to aambtoaa. 1* s*Ml«lsw wTsIL
eordlng to tto new verrimt, was the | sdmlrakl* soritesI trmteto «s tto ewama,
variety at \
at
X*t 22
i I
MADE CLOTHING,
HATS,
FURNISHING GOODS, etc.
H«v
. 1 >tour <
FIRHT ULAHJ*
rovrol the services of a
CUTTER in our Cu»-
tesw I teisuisro nt, we a til
lo—fit
MAKE UP GARMENTS
I.ADT AGEVTS WANTED
intend*** osr Jwrilj ertetested sod
rovewtfow* at Risbber Gesri* foe
i hi!(tow’s Wssr. They mR j those
give saXIsfsettow. ftewd fsr
is the IslrS Htyles, and giuumntee sstis-
fartfoa. \Wsre still tskmg order* for
lijsiftt**"* r*
vm, tm
tto 1'sited
■ -~ r - -- i w’ • vswesnsip
fro
tto riviiltoed
la
niisly. sad
IMsNtrwted Cl
isitsr 1
Ytok
Is fterir Msssfsr
tw I lusioo Htreet, New
Ntet ili* .
The Fatherland Scries.
PFJtFECT-FITTISG SHUT*
l-*«rei styh-s at HPRING HATH os baud.
Our
F«nri>kift£ lit»d> DeptrtBrfit
TW I. . t U im iSitfiksitoS Unetety t»o |» nHntihlr. In liwt wai ».Um L etuhni
wto srrssgiwiewis %a liso*)Me nod psfo rrrr>thmg New and Nobler, which
HA • “»«'• *»< torsMU* « -iU isiiiUhh are sure sill tilen*« ito most fastidic
there to nothing ;
IL^ M- -If- l . -gv&i
^UU* f T S^WW*W*
tto
to
t Nsymmkaa Caaowwao.
Tto
tatty
tton half the
sol forth to 4
*| jsUidjl fig^ros 'if
i
original
said about }*ante. The objweUon
mode to immersion, that it to inewn
veuieot and unpleasant at certain
lime* Md places, has toen met by
tto advocates of this mod* of Imp j
tism with the confident
that no one has ever town* known to
suffer any oviL Why theo thi* seek
tug to escape fn»«n the natural Hfcete
of the ay stem f It sorely «I**n» oot
ImA Well for the minister to art sack
an example to thooe who ore just
taking up tto crow* We eon hardly sod
accept the *ugge»t*Mi of our frvead. totewrilve sad
or think the ailvmisement iotewfoil . ..
solely for tto “tonefit of clergy * T ^ mt
" * l«» r that these hofttsmal pmata sad
indicate a sad dspartare from prim! tetetos, Ifessr* llshttn A tooth,
live simplicity, ttorh thing* at fk. FMtotorgh. Fa. sa meslpt at • «ww <wat
Alton** would to strong pruof a ***** ** ****** a rafj by matt ia
teodenry toward—Borne to nitot fate JSSlrilld** Tto ^
quarters it rosy only to a salutary ^ (u evsey rity. town osd
dread of too much water—imt as- , *tteariv«i> wsr
octly hydrophobia — Car. Lmiheraa ^vOtesri wavtd
Ctosrror.
mliracM
orfos“f.GvimsU VVroks, t«uttable art sure nil! phw«« ihe most fsstldioo*.
to Fsssitv swd fi W. a«e,i erolef the title liiirMloiS! and Is itwvinnd.
of “The I sifoilssd Itertes.,
TVjWfoatog to*As have alitsd) torn j
The Urofoge for ihe lake,......,., fiATSI
In Ihe Mario <>i Ihe Nelli to* ...... Alt.
Ant««n. ifo FlshrvmiU.............. fJ| j
Itrwe. the I dell* *# reward 0.-01?
Frits-» *w. Itlul ufowBtense,........ <MSti
t.r^rj W dfi , ae.rnMitJi Rewarded \*
toot is t. to s nerd esse.
R AW
Mar 28
C SWAFFIELD
29—If
AGF.XTH WANTED TO HELL
I tAtrto Fatih
^ “ TlhcuiarAteite
fi WMIR femteWfiifiMe^P >* ^ * * <* s> w • a «
at the lam....
in the Soon...........
,«.» fit (vimi n twt4ii * Lif W‘
* * eSwwwfirifi wg^fsi* . lw
the Owfos Itofi......
iter X« R pot ap m ■ i»ear m
The- Greek tfUw*. sr. Filial Low,
MUM
The Light
in the East.
A eamprrtonsive Religious Week, with
yen rlessnt Esgrsvinga, embracing
TUB LIFE OF CHRIST.
**• The Umof Bis ApoMU and Evangel
I; |Q ista, together with the Live* of the Pa
* ■» e # sfate.jej* « e « WefiMP
itte MaAfon i at, Mslrmal tove,.. I.U
Skrirtteh Frw .!.!•
°so'■ Afi is art! anal |< aa MfoMm % fjfift
•«W» *e«m»na fe iitetifi temtel sfimfil sl^mfiuit a * a ♦► a »«tee
*•«< Xu X pwt ap in * seat rase.
-Fvt.sfi INUitfed -Tsvlvr rtniksl
4 " i' « • " ft inww tw ¥ f ▼"«
Mrs loams Ik tooth, t* aud 84 Hrttee,
Is s nest ton. fit At.
We have s wwsstuW at ethev
* ta., -ta. tan ta, .A it ■ it of msrota WSFrifil
tw-TIHI'"'* WfiJjjFg ttt fiiWUBI Is Will
frron time Ie lime.
M *PA*-toWOOL LtUBAUlES.
Oaf
.posttef
■fin Uvu «f thsl
triarrhs aud Iteopbria *nd of the most
eminent Uhriatian Martyrs, Father* and
R# fojvuers. To whlrli is added the His
tory of the Rcliirtnu* Ifonominations of
the World, snnetit and modern, with
miirh other valuable matter, making it
the most eotuprehenrive Religion* work
ever nabtislwd. s« nd for rircnlsrs, with
fall dearTifSion and terms, to agents.
Arid teas ;. a anal Pttbliahing Co., Atlan
ta Ga
Got. 23. 7—6sa.
t h. mm r-liTift-flTS aa sawaOH sOa
•1 M*te fteMNlfJ fiRi Hi
■) ri fiMM
Uy
teak papw tWwpr • wmtym. w
, . i- f , v . V , » . i , ^ . .
4 ,t r-'. *«£ ♦» ^ • .
» Riroiri CEogtoh
. j # .... .w _.
rw-mw fiH
parvuts were disposed to to a little
ambitious to have their little ones
appear iu a bnoutiful dross. There
may to someth iug emblematic in-the
It is a Tonic sod wdl sxreogthea
. you. Reduce ths dust so it acta sa
knew that foud » gentle laxative, sod rootinse «s»
Business Detsutinent.
w sear to^e or ^amma* weg^m w
uhA.aJph
grid I'UffeM BgUfi^liMMA 'fifi fiHii we see
aRrnjiw- tun-IS h; tin N mA&toi&Nhtk gjjtfikj
«f n» aapph all the wanta «4 a ton-
a MLe A ^ 4 ^ ^ fi u |. Oil *^ > ‘f• APf fitfiYIFTSf A
rXJttojmanm;
GEORGE S. HACKER'S
Door, Sash and Blind Factory,
regularly with Simmons’ Regulator, W Rtcsse,
aud you will tocouw strong sad A W ttkamly,
hualthy.
AC.
-
w D Harman.
! 4 I Ranch,
white robe of a child, and the Scrips The New Orleans IVosgsae reporta J L Wsse.
turn refer to white raiment; but we tb*t Die recent ivdil apell ho* Onto D J LllMtet
do not umlerstautl that there Is soy great damage to the sugar onyx I ]|r« M Regie
fidJN) to 2Jft
1A8 In* 274
ZMlmtU
2MU> m
2-AU Co Sfifi.
SJ9t»l74
Ihrtnm
, < wfarrkisi>Mi, Cents.
i:a etr.
texerpt thus*, mat fori
*t
Wr mnmstly epunesl onr cariswiv
ta gL flfo|w .-aa^^^MI . fifoa ^m^n^tajfea
fitoHf I** HPPIB vyfihPte Wj vriMfil | WM4 fvmll
S . tom..., mmrn IRaandt gUHHri^Sa takSHaaisia
, w f GMM IIHW RfWIfo
i5
CHARLESTON, S- C.
Ififi
SI—ly
A SILVER TIP
Anns i cents
TO TMt COST Of A SHOt, AND Oh
DOUAfi TO ITS VilOf
on 4
N O fan parted work kept on band to
anpply the country trade. All
work Is anode st our own factory in Die
city, and wilder the proijrieter's special
Send to Frke List. Factesy mid
Ware Nmsm t King, onmitc Canos
Hteeet. «*u lute of City railway. I*. 0.
Box. ?U 118.
July 7 If
H06IERT AND
And select
Window Shade*
jr . . sod all other __
found in a First Claas Dry i
Hshmeet.
The i
Millinery Department
On THURSDAY', October 10, under tea
direction and supervision of
Mrs. A. McCormick,
So generally known throughont ths Stats
for ber skill and taste, offer* nn ostial
attractions, the stock haring been care
fully selected by herself, and placed at
figures to meet all wanta
The celebrated
Hows Sewing Manhina
and American Button-Hole nod Over
sea mg Machine constitute a prominent
feature in the line of nay business, bring
lastly considered the most efficient sod
satisfactory now in use.
The public generally are invited to
give me a coll.
J. H. KHTAUD,
On Main Street, one door South of Co
lumbia Hotel. Columbia, S. C.
Oct 11 5—tf
il
REMOVAL.
G mm DjERCKS, Wholesale and Bet
Grocer, Columbia, 8. C„ rpspectf
ly informs hi* friends and customers that
to has removed to his new establishment,
formerly Kinder*s building, on t he corner
of Richardson and Taylor streets, where
he will constantly keep on hand, a well
selected assortment of all articles belong
ing to his line of business, such as Groce
ries. Provisions, Tobaccos, dec.
January 26 21-ly
employSSt
IVJORE MONE Y cos to madebyj
tionary <
20,000
i canvassing for Youmaa’s
of Every Day Wanta,
war. From #85 to #40 a week insured.
It Is for every Honskeeper, Farmer, Trade
and Profession. For the atdk and well.
A reliable book of permanent value ta
every wide-awake, progressive person.
It sells itself. Extra terms. Profits al
lowed more than double money. Address
F. M. Rkkd, 188 Eighth street, New
York.
Oct 4 4—3m
BILLS
BUCKEYE BELL I0UXBKY
ESTABLISHED IN 1887.
Cd tolls for churches schools,
of PURE BELL-METi
Tin--fully warranted
oar PA TENT IMP
HA yQIXGS. EP* Illustrated
sent free. Address VANDUZEN &
108 A 104 East 3d street, Cincinnati, O.
Mar 15 23—ly
i ted, and mount
If Pk0VED m
frofetn-J |dtlt
LOCATED AT
Wnllialla, ». C.
r lE Annual Session of tins Institution
will commence tto FIR8T THURS
DAY of SEPTEMBER (5th), 1878. Pa
rents wishing a quiet and healthy MW
at which to educate their sons, would do
well to consider the advantages of New
berry College. The coarse of instrueMou
is as thorough a* any institute** of the
kind in the Southern 8tate*.
For further particulars, addrms
Rev. J. P. SMELTEER.
WaMriifo, 8. V .
Aug 9