The Lutheran visitor. (Columbia, S.C.) 1869-1904, February 14, 1873, Image 3
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m the Lofoy
the Lord ,j.
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8 *** Wmw
to tAVC Q|
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°f the 8a.
>«it, too, many
cv «»t, end
wanderer ia
|tl not yetpoa.
t*«ed. posses
>mised seed.
»ay« Jeaas
^ >ce my daj
| gWO> Bat
»nd real, vas
il as that >«
For he m
off throo^
uul promisee
could not in-
|en a Sunday
rstand then
^thing already
Through i
>tures and the
froth heaven
re know how,
came into the
lght and did,
and blessei
'ept over sin-
come to him
vud rest unte
iw he told alt
lice” became
en in heaTer
to prepare a
this we knot,
Abraham did
?h I have net
and,
i waited for,
ound!”
t Jesus was
children,*
a man for
1 the stages
And every
illy say:
child, ;
i mailed,
prey,
d*t,
ttweagy.”
in • Saviour
in hadven, he
os, for be is
ierd. Ifi'
ays, lie 8*3*
and old, ra*J
r, I kneel do*®-1
rayef,
my heart
thex«.
shoo,
dew
THE LUTHERAN VISltOR,
m.
be
tf the
are waned up-
tUDg
the heavenly
now repeat-
and the hymn,
•I Jesus nunc 1”
exercises concluded
Iwoodiction
ffVt iotti
Ik yfta hoao have, bur
^Sg together, a simple ac
thtags ss they occurred,
has bMen off her Christ
dd«% stands in her usual
®*V*T r b nutd Easter next, w hen
•jjgasilSpring costume ahe will
to send greeting to her
tt*f- ^
luthebah
Death.—Rev. V. C. A. Brandt, of
Hii at Hi* l*re/mmity.—Mrs.
—“I really must giro cook wanting,
Charles. She dx* owe much very
bad word* r»
Mr. O .—“BoaJly, dear f What
sort of words are they V
Mr*. O —“O—well—the same
as yon use.*
Fru»m to Dmtk /—The details of
the deaths caused by the late karri
ble snow storm la MiaaaaoU are
moat painfal. The storai was sad
den and violent, at»*i cam* a poo the
people unprepared. U la believed
that more than two haatlred pereoaM
have beau froseu to death, and the
Obituaries.
MM
t *TS, at
«t»ty, a <?., Mr Nftin
hi
with
who took greah pates to -train ap
their children tn
ad area t Moo of the Lard • he
with the Rran^hcal ! atlreraat ferret*
la early life, la «hVch be fried *
eoswifstaat member to his >le«th
Though for several year* previous
to hi* death he wait arvervty af
ihJted wfth spinal afbrtiom, which
bodies nf many of them wUI not be c^oindd hla» to hla bed a goodly
found until spring. Her* m a single portion of hts tlttto, y#t he Oared
instance of mulUtudea reported > Ood aad loved the diorrh 9<KW
A gentleman from Blaa Earth **»« able to walk, hts eompaMlaa
county tails of an instance where, in ■ would take bias to chare* la hi*
driving aloug after the storm, a buggy, which wa« drawn near to a
■ — —*• — *■ - refold hear the
af the
a. tt, nmnti u, ins.
Ml" I. II,,,., „,l .1
nt k m* \ram
Waving the
aad prey with ban* and ha alwaya
foaad bar rviigaad to lb* will of
lied. Hare# Moa *fc* weald any,
-If It «aa only the wttl of the Lard,
that I mid ha tdteu eat af my
redWtagw: bet Ml ay will, hat
mm O Lead, ha Mm* (h Mm
day prewtoa* to hre death her
team af batata waa aatiaad a Uttla window where M
off the beaten track, sad aa aaaatt | iwaprf preached,
nation the horeee ware found froseu comfort in hie
stiff, standing oti their foal, and •anther was
looking perfectly lifelike. Hitting mored him
gave Mn»
The redd
»»- W M I* H
■nflWrlne tw(
on the scat in aa erect position, with Christmas more his tool tank Its
Sugar*Uity, F. Y > ^ compiler of tho in Wll buu | WM the driver. ***** *» ««d» sim! mb the day follow.
vvent " ork *> died 8utl dead, and in the bottom of the <»* h*» «My was by Me pastor kid
■pp^‘1 \i ■
Eeltersbur^ charge. Ad-
e. lu Hetrick, Kellcrsburg,
^rustroug Co., Ta.
ggripal—About 30 of the sUuleuts
ia Pwisylvaui* Collage have con-
tea# Christ, and the work is still
goaf an. 11,6 U b * er '* r states that
work has been spontaneous,
^ittont machinery or excitement,
{#t earnest and solemn.”
^adwMiriass.—There are 100,000
oorthmsn in and around New York,
asd only three organized churches,
g which only one is self snpporting.
Bblh, the capitol of the Ger-
am Empire, is neither Lutheran
m Befortne<l, but IJnited (I'nion-
tot}. A correspoodeut of one of
states that the Prot
la the Mleut grave by
1 mother. The weather Mag aa very
cold, hi* funenU
polled, lie
he t^wVk lift
rit, <dm aaftfo
m# ia gtery; I
f arer* to stay
hse bady was lata In
iw* 1 Anl M FMU
safe a retmliW dfe
kg hm paiSse, beard
t* Timas by, Iw* ffA to a large
out WEST FEMME COLLEGE.
T_"S.'.ar*.sra
A n Able *of
Marir tri ihs
"ftBVSaam far s few
Apply si resets
Eliot
l l B0VKZ&. President
Due W«M.AtWHB«(h,AC.
Keb 13 —
SIMMONS’
sleigh, covered up with bloohete and
strstw, ware the bodies of seven per
sons, all dead.
Rirhmonti. I*d.—The coagregatiou
formerly served by pastor Havering miU ' M ««•* *'*
haus has jaat now become vacant, f * r ^ 00# nf eb<>«» i« a minUtrr t4
foe tbs second Urns ia threw yaors. tbr * rj *l**'*- to * WMIni bvw.
It is Lot hernu ia name, aad coafes ^
ere* itself to the Augusbnrg « <j«b * ,, .. , ~ -
sion and Lathe* *7^01^ „ u^freHv nftrv.fewd.,.
last pastor, Hev. I>r. J. Hobatoiuer, m ' lb# * [Ul \ "* ,lrr ’ r *“ kw ’
was so niiKMiistic that he would not * !*«**, rieovglo, , ^
acknowledge it* Lutheran name, ‘ !< f 1 ’ ) ‘^nffret doaghlar of ft. W. 1ilL . # ^ m
prevailed upon the anpvptiM to j *** nrgiaia Hsrhareo, agvsl > years * ^ ^ mi «r «IM» 4*jf% If tl
snd 32 months. * * tot os ft h ret sapfmmd that
^ Fair litilw Mabel. re>nciog mi pe«.V«ll
' Brine • ‘ ^ h "" h - '"«*»«•■ *>'* ->«)■ H
of Kturb .tirrjf \ .oil rn **■ **^**“" A , "*®* T * *®°
wumferful r «*ur<*
But all
lie has
pastors!
SECURITY
• i 'll* Ifi, jS' . "U'V • >!’ ;•' ;*4 'it' ’4ir' ■<"’*
LIFE INSURANCE AND ANNUITY COMPANY,
OK NEW YORK.
Robert L Cate, President Thao. A. Wetmore, Vice-President.
Isaac H. Allen, Secretary.
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ENDOW MKhU
1.1871,
Number of poliries issued in 1871, 5,324.
*3^80.082
- 1,681.800
t LIFE, NON'FOKFEITUEE in TEN PAVMENT8, and
>L1( Itll, (Hi the mod favorable terms,
ted at the end of Srvf year.
|W1W .
'Dividend* arr declared at th* end of Sref rear. AU Policies an* Non-Forfeiting
u*r (line aanusi rn uimrn* have lieeu paid.
A few good agent* wanted, to whom liberal inducements will he offered by
LOUIS SHERFESEE,
General Agent for South Carolina,
JYe. 40 Broad Street, CharUmtoi.
Um 7
hhgfe Issa, tost thev
P. O.
mriac. D
a
acB E.r«
that of
West.
the
1 Hs
young man
thusiiiam, hs achieved
popularity in a short time,
at once tbe bobble burst,
resigned, laid down the
atari starches were net Christinas
nifed by a much smaller number of ll ^ w ^ ,ir iadeftaite length oi nnw,
igahipers than usu^ly. The same! a0<1 * otM> lo ****** A
vritrr also asserts that the average ,rut, ‘U wr* ton af fnmi that *v»ugrwga
attoihee at church ou Sundays is 1 tio "’ thinkw tb<( cbttre,, 10 **
«#tlJOO out of a Protestant pop^ agnioal this man lie was
Mod of 630,000. Another notice , Uceuml b T ^ H J® #d ^ Ultoow |U
is that there were last year
2)^69 Protestant funerals; bat only
y a ! Lutheran*t is thr World.—There
are three million* of Lathered pope
Elhrtr wWllfl •nil
to* ssssml mart •* * Wr m*mi rm-
r dneiam ahflt sash a
•a MMM* aw
tberan Geotnl Synodl,
S<k ir riser.—OUrrrrr.
is »
3,177 funerals were attended
aioister of the gosjiel.
she
wf (A*)
Th* keMtom
by th*
•r
ICscellanecus.
.. | . m ■■■»—r-
tiulacriber*.—'The CkriaUiehe Bat-
sehafter, tbe organ of the Albrights,
has now 20,000 subs, rilx i s.
' Rtmaa—In 8t. Louis a German
daily newspaper called Awfrilut, and
■ysi a. mi
Pi
tola The object ih not to elevate
*ho already belong to the
pwst, but to make perverts of in-
di&reat Protestants. , , p
* PmUrtUiag lU^al.-The Bishop
«f Manchester has declared pew-
totag in tbe cliurelies of the Ks
t »WMhment illegal; that tbe pews
we the common property of the par-
^ whose right to accommodation
to not be alienated. If this be so,
the system of Establishment Is
^titled tp vpg long, bright mark ot
Ifto TS«jf Do It.—fhe sects have
a of (;heir own to overcame dif*
Cities in matters of faitl* and bon-
8c * eBee - An iuimersionist took charge
congregation in Canada, which
-wMs the baptism children to be
1 doty. The follow iug contract
8b ®*» bow they fixed it: “The
P a *for binds himself that be will
Q ot dhtarb the faith of th© church
°® tronblesome question, and
to ihnrch hinds herself that she
^■ fotmk her pastor to teach what
Ie n< >t believe. Tbe pastor
to“*« binds himself that when in*
we to be presented for baptism
wiH exchange pulpits, on that
h with a brother minister, who
1 fulfill bis lack of service.”—
^**d*rd. fe-
and with
[ antrre * pang, a* a toto fell* saJrep
| «o • mother"* Immoui, did thr tittle
one ymmm from tome to etrrnltj. F.^or t
years ago mtlo !ewta. three years of ' *
age. then the vnungest lamb st the fret, yvore. mi h I*
foW, was kilted oustastly as hr *t*«t
ou the rwilread trsrk before hi* folh
rr*s door. It Is sappuard that th*
little fallow heard his father’s swtr*
In th* IM.I W,o..d. ...I •» m—ln* ^
th* trnrh to rr*rh hi*. nh*n • tot am to
freight train heavily loaded with
irmi appeosehed . rharme*! by tbe «**«**•* *»T *
. . . a . . .„,•*** engine, the hesatiful, f*a»lre* -
In .«■ oo.h.lf ^, d mu/ ,
■siHioan in Snr.ny, l-o -.M.on. |„ , hl . „ uu . Tk , u
Dt'umnrk, tb» Fnr- Utol. .«] thr nt .,„ tWtl lk , llt
Jutland, on® initlnxi ia Franc*, lwe* , t{(#rv |(| |hr ^ .
ty five millions in lbe various Ger ,j Mrtr \ JOmnma th* severed
mnnic »tnt« nnd prinHHittM, ««j tbrtr .Urtinj W. .hn. tW r«l
The Had who rl,reefed *•» rrushing a
btos imparted grsre to *u*iain the UmtA •• ^ h«s.i
derated parent*, and their faith and _ __, A ,
snhmtokst remfortrd snd *«fvogth d
«hnI th* l..rtn, h^rt. „f .w.. 11
wept with them
Again h*» the sflf«l of death e*.
teml this pesre-fol, rhristian home,
again ha* the yonngswt (rrm tbe fold *
torn gathertsl onto the llesveuly
Fattier* Her re«aovol hs*
blotted nut for a -exam, the sunshine
from the house for tittle Mato! was
fey * ,%g*,A
Far are* FO«TY YEARS tfcU
rURILY VEGETABLE
MYFR MEDICINE hs* ptwhad to to th.
0&1AT UIFAILHO 1F1CIF1C
tm Liver
^V.riUATlDS.
toa af tolvtoL Roar
. - chillTan?) rr.
VhR. hew. 4«
After yeare «d carefal experiment*, to
• gMMmdfol asulk metamakl |3| IIM -
mwMI urglTIl IKTIUHN! Wf IIDM
from oat nrlgtssl <J rmmmt /to-
THE PREPARED.
, .4 .it Aerial ami «al«
OffS D0LLAI BOTTLES
Th. P»w4ere (prtre a* toforel #1.00
is* garbage,
Itrst by moil ...1.S9
nr cAimow ? ai
ftjp Jw?.FfW‘hw» «* PREPARED AIM
have
- - - —
I ADIXS whs wish honorable employ-
li nh**»»t, sddtvs* to PcrU* MatmfacSuriiicr
Co, *0 Chsmber* *trret, N. Y7 fl>er0 lit
1173 . Spring sad Summer.
1873.
R.& W.C.SWAFFIEL1)
Wtmwi
APRIXO
rmn unt twr newly mlerted
AIMMriNr LIVER
all it* was
te that If ail
•* ** 1.1 VIK RE4H LATViR
•toe \ am esirvavsd * ispprr, with Trade mark.
BOLD BT
!>h 14
M mui A 00 ,
Os , sad Fhilsdslyhii
ALL DRUOOWTB
—tf
of dhtoury i
THE AMERICAN FARMER.
my fcfc.
re togtoe
toeriol t
kf the
((4utne Ji
m hi
that j
Fnut
Isfthhp
vm— sgrirsfe—feSi sssinl>nt<
millions in rnitsia, though by *4atr
enactment mostly roojoiool in one
advoeatiog the “infallibility of the natioual church with the Reformed ;
Po^” sod tbe “iatereats of the one and one hall millions in Austria,
Church of Borne,” ban been smarted. Hungary , Bohemia aim) Moravia, on®
Arraogemento has also been made uiillion or more in Boland and Uu*
lo publish a similar pa;ier iu New »ia, one and one half imllkxi* in the
York. These papers are not intern!- United .Staten and Canada, one mil
«dfor the Catholics, hut for Protee lion in the West India Islands and
...» .. *
•PwRWHrvwl Tlw.-.
Australasia, one half a million ia
Brazil and Heath America, beside*
large Lutheran population* and
churches In other regions and local!
ties. These would run up to soom
forty or fifty millions.
Rev. Mr. Abbot give* tb* follow
iug religious statistic* of the New
England colleges: Harvard College,
whole number, 630; to enter the
ministry, 30 ; Dartmouth College,
whole number. 234, to enter the
ministry, 35; Bates College, whole
numlier, IW, to enter the ministry,
30; Brown Cmversity, whole nun*
ber, 204, to enter the ministry, 50 j
Madison University, whole number,
96, to enter tbe ministry, TH, to be
missionaries, M.
I Mr ye Library.—The iibrsr> at
Princeton Seminary numbers 23,006
volumes, and Messrs. It. L A A.
Stuart, ot New York, have also eo
dowed tbe library with 8 fond of
#10,000, the annual proceeds of
which are devoted to its mainUmi
afice nnd increase.
ilq—f for Hal* >i*rinri
** •
totow***|mtoimisigigpgg^p»isgpsi
Busintss Department.
give forth the frogriMM* of baa a*d
Mbmissfoci. **1/ the two lit Us wore/*
«*y they, M to InstruMitsJ in draw
Ing as tn Jrmts, how deeply arm w#
love them through oil eternity »
mSOSM
r.« >7 ,.
And frm
V. I* Bl
lilies,
Mr*C V
D F Ai
I.G M
im
c ii iws,
M r Friiait,
Mtas IK mult,
ihr L F Hartman,
St ilogri,
T ftottnan,
wmfmdy,
#A on m fell
100 oa art
Arto m foil
y .m to 200
2Jffto 28©
2 An to 234
IJMtnim
XMmme
1M to 2»V4
3 00 m foU
>00 to 218
338 to 200
NEVER SAY DIE!
Tiiot'Mti tot oorait
Till Yoar Heart Aches.
WHEN the -Life RreiaHsgP East Is
v T imm re*—dy is at had. One battle
w ill aatjrfr the Stott drptk*] that DR.
H CAN N A HIM IN PICA I* tto
■ 11 tii. art a t*(*i e*v*(r^f tr t i*i**t l v^^ly
i rmrew (aamrmptmm, doth*—. AVrrw— /**-
^fe^ttid^lftoe** 1 Gtt*. Try H—prevv it
It rare* right •wenta prevwJ*—w*. irn-
iHUreri "wf afttfr h8Ti Ftw^, JIIJ'wiv €sl s 4 D ■ ’wwWagw ^
i «LfK* a t « v , ’ *sf gt: u vflti a kan, ttok l Aa ill lift
fww, ■* “ 1 ■ a t*w- wusia tt waa a*. ..*■
, l«»o, **«rr threat, chilly OMMNmsgMfc osa-
•fti ■» lUr Wnmril. MMferfifr© Of Ifef Wit-
• od « **< ha* S»ay ri thr maanlea.
#t 9S, o>r threw battle* M ftfliri
wlar* Address CRADDfK’K 4
CO. tm R-« Mitt. Philadrlpria, Pa.,
giving aa*—id Ijmttrram Vmtor.
Jan 17 sow ~6t
nwiy am
aad SCMMEH STOCK of
I
READY - MADE CLOTHING,
HATH,
FURNISHING GOODS, etc.
Having oerarrd the oervire* of a
FIRST < LAivS CUTTER in oar Css-
toai IVp«rtm«wt, wr will
MAKE UP GARMENTS
la the Laiett St> to*, aad guarantee
fotttos. Wr are still tjifiuir order* for
there
FJCETECT-FITTniO SHIRTS
Letttt ttykw of SPRING HATS on hand.
Oar
Firtl>hiag Gssds Department
1* romnlrtr. In fort oar Mock ombrarr*
rtvrylkiag New and Nobby, which we
are muv will ffeore the n»at fastidious.
Uiu a* a call aad to coo rineed.
R fit NT,
Mar 39
C SWAFFEELD
20—tf
tarlag Co..
York
read for 111 astrsted Cata-
Addrem lot IVrte Munufac
4 Chsintor* street. Ne-
[Deei IStw
BELLS
BUCKEYE BELL FOUNDRY
ST A BUSHED IN 18ST. Superior
m J toll* f«»r diurehe* m-IiooIa, 4c., made
«ff ra
Tm
and
with
xt rumored rotary
HA SO I,Writ, rrrilottreted
mat free. Addre** VANDUZEM 4 TIFT
• 4 164 East M street, Cincinnati, O.
Mar 13 23—ly
Brooklwm Tabernacle -
i*n
sand -dollar* Imre been
ready for s new Brooklyn
Paris.
0
Departed this life, on the mnrriag M « »rirer,
of 23th Jauaary. I ATS, near «t Mark's ^
ehsrrh, KdgrfieM remnty, ft C, Mr* * * » 4 T ,rr ’
Aim* HA*nattv, maaort at itov K
Caagbmsn, and daughter at Mr As
drew ami Car harm# Derrick aged
63 yeare mod a few fetor*
With Ibis mother in Israel, the
day of ber birth waa tbs day of her
death ; but Uks the urim** women,
...... r "k* ^ Ml>ft fo* r httsas Is order.* j ^ x i n «r ... i < ■»
Thirty thou fa forty life, after a regular rent res ft it Yankum ^ *< gap
” —‘Tato! ^ Aft waft I fUreftJIff HrdesWph. FU 2.38 to 3021 r|*
0 ft FI UUgertwaler,
ffe M ft r ‘
W K Keller.
II L
tor E CastthmaA,
Rev II WTUhnaT
j O L fttroek,
D
ii m
w
SJ#I«S8»
JLAP to J8P
138 to 244
230 to 274
2AO to 374
8JBP to 374
2.30 to 274
3j88 to 284
3.80 to 270
2.30 to 288
4 08 to 288
MOtolRf
3JS8 to 388
FREE TO BOOK AOEHTS.
few* free to ogeaio, a CflMPLETE CAN
YAriHNG OUT FIT of thr
PICTORIAL HOMS BIBLE,
Wall Mlhls HhSary. Aaalyris, DkSiswary.
Tables aad Trettimn to* aamwnwi* to
Ms^KpferiJrTMftMF
eu—Uftag all tthsra Adder**
Wt FUffT 4 00.,
PiftriMfoMfe
or Cm
14-71
#100 • week,
Jsnnfartunng
New York.
IA—13t
by the rite of ron ft ratal ion, received
a member of the Vtvsngritoal Im
1 think Him mods' liver Regulator thw * rii * * hareh, whirh piuftsaliie *4*
•dorusd daring her life, fths was
twhra nutted in boljr wedlork First,
to Mr. George Mayor, sod after hi*
, one of tbe bent medicine* ever
| for tbs liver. 1 have seen it
by my wife and by many others
■k..^.-..<8 — k.. .. JtolL
ffWTOr • IllhCiMII f i
F H Kmm,
J Wnt,
W fthsriy,
3A0 to 3ft2
2 AO re 3R3
gjp to 362
BOOK OF WORSHIP.
<n| tg mmtl+fil* of thr Rr. Lath.
Oigsod nf VcrfA Amttrina.
Li
'Vcgt
llllt ItmdLjsf 674 (MgvsL Hare, is
■ the rharsh ■
Me Spirittuilirt*.—Rev. who were sick and sfMtctod, with to L * aoghman, which
ifoi! 1 *! of the Memphis wonderful effect. It
Special Vctices.
"-*"***0)1"!!#!^' .!!!! •* se""ffl l V.|!l'.l!ai» l l HI ,l ‘"...m.
Br TvsCt
Uonference church, Sonth,
j, *fo4ifoW his credentials to
_P*t8iiliug elder of Memphis dis-
kS, 0r( ^ er t,iat Ue may teach
s P‘maali8, n .
** lT *pop«b*r Dish.—A gooil sto-
the students of au
inik which is located
^WEDgkmlSUU-,. A year
Drit ,-° ® ,,,c<3 » jo«t before Lent, the
1)0 ** of tbe school lectured the
iaafr UpOU ^ of abstain
wn some oecoatdbied article of
°H to OD ^ aiH * desired each
upQU the name of the article
tohim ,V' anf ^ them
itteof Uext ,noin *bg at the oja-ii-
16 Sc * 100 ** Ylfe papers were
»ritti>* an<l upou ftver y »»« w a*
n th « significant word, “Hash.”
In *Pririal of France
ofMarer^ 18 “ >ftjorit * 0,1 tb# Wi\t
cure.
K. If. ftp ARIA,
Albany, Ga
Marriages.
Marridl, January 13,1873, l*y Rev
J. N. Derrick, Mr. John I. Kkimfb
and Mi** Hauau It. lUairvm. All
of Effingham county. Go.
January lf»th, by the same, Mr.
Benjamin J. Metzuer aad Mim
Fempia Rkisku. All of Effingham
county, Go.
Jannary 30tb, by Rev. A. H. Rnde,
at the residence of the father of the
bride, Mr. H. E. Heins aad Mi*»
Mary Beef. Hckfan. All of Krr
shaw county, 8. 0.
January Iftth, by Hsv. E. Coagb
man, at the residence of the mother. hripfeto as a babe. TW phtsielana
of tbe bride, Mr. B. W. Bkdenoacoh from first to fame dkl all tlrey coald
and Miss E. PACHiRT. AU of Edge to irilsve her of Wr soirribga. Mm
field couety, ft. C. i gradaalfe grew weaker aod wrmker
rtret It
thi
It|d|
foki sad i
rwrilttirjb jilt
After ii rears, fear log beT aged remt
Paaftoo to mmjdrtr bis>mrt«#y alone.
»h* WOa a child uf sorrow and *r
qnaintrd with grief. Tbe band of
affliction waa laid heavily upon ber.
For upward* of two years prsr.oa*
to few (loath, her affffetlou* and anf
feting* were very severe, tiring sf
dieted with s rearer <* tfao eheri.
In May, 1871, *b« «affrre*! the pain
fol ordeal of a surgical operation, the
relief from which was ooty k»umea
tary. The disease srem returned
with redoubted vtofemfe, and In Msj,
1873» sttbmltted to a more aswwre
snrglc*! ojevAiion than the first ewe. t — »h«
•>®lr 16 receive momentary retfef ^ SuJa
The diaroas soon returned, sod for y^, « *?
aevsrsl sreutlMi prewtmis to her death, sammatttto
lay upon her tori of aolfering, amtotttfe
Sflto it
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Tarfcey Antfows.. 800
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F»b 14 -tf
ALLVSTUATRF
ISTORY OF
THE BIBLE
By Wm. SMITH. LL.D
Awthor «f femtliV 804r Dfettosary. *
It restate* tri ftac fenrtiUare IllwMra-
lino iMMtre.
VWiaaL-. .
fearaMiR at omtourlto are aatfarei to thla
am* roiem to threw * ttreog. ctosr light
^TH/TjArX/TTKl SV
reLre ami m* am tormajjdj foil
Sewifig Mirhiofs ! SpwiBg Mtrhiftrs!
■TO£S OTOT Sowing Kaehiaft.
Is. 1. only 825 lo t. $37
Thi* to a Sh attic Machine, has the Under
Fred, and make* the “lock stitch” alike
on l*oth ride*. It is a standard first-class
Machine, amt the only low-priced “lock
Witch” Machine in the United State*.
T^L *«» to j- fi. > m r, >im r mi * 7 t L« rWtiLiOj a re# /Lai
i ffm ffWTrffffff FrrnFrfi Vote f ftptfftRfi tn mr
m Fair Of thr too t'arolloa*.” Mi thr n tp of
Chnrlottr. X. C, ia 1S71 aad IW*.
nr The shove machine I* warranted
for five year*.
Agents Wauled.—Superior induce
tnenc* pvra. Liberal deduction made
to nn muter* of the Roopel. Send atamp
for (feonfors aad sotnnb* nf sewing.
Address Rev. C. H BERNIIEIM, Gen-
4r*«8i ARPoMBa* VrelOwaNPILf * V^*
Jon 3 —tf
AGENTS WANTED FOE
am Oft TMC
PONVENT
" J ~> NF ESS I ON AL_
By Julia McNair Wright
The most thrilling and powerful book
• vex written on thi* subject. It present*
a HtarUmy array of fart*, and contain*
revelations never before made public
Rend for circular and terms to National
Publishing Co., Atlanta, Ga.
Jan 2 —tf
Tie Rost Useful Invention
of the Age.
FRENCH STARCH ENAMEL
SHOULD BJ£ IS EVERT FAMILY.
I T impart* to linen a meat beautiful
tx.lijih. filling the pores"of the fabric,
aad malting the oldest article look fresh
and new.
IT SAVES LABOR
By making the iron slip smoothly and
easily, and preventing tbe starch from
sticking or clogging.
IT SAVES MONEY,
Since it produces far better results at
one-half the cost of tbe ingredients bow
in u*c; and
IT SAVES CLOTHING
Bj ft* preservative qualities, by ensuring
their longer- wear without washing, and
by rejecting to a certain exteat what
would ordinarily soil or stain the
"U& 1 *
Every family should use
needs it Rvmy
benefited by it.
Evs
washwoman
from the
Read thr following Certificate
First Chemist ta Maryland:
I Lave carefully examined the “French
Starch Enamel, and find in it neither
Spermaceti, Paraffine or wax. It con
tain* no ingredient that can be in any
way injurious to the finest or most deli
cate fabric.
WM. E. A. AIKEN, M.D.,
Proftuor Chemistry, dr.
mole aad female, to
'a^rSl our ENAMEL to
ily and the trade generally
the United States. Goodin
We war
introduce
every tamfh
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Bthnham & 0o., Manufacturer*.
160 West Lombard Street,
Baltimore, Md.
Jan 3 —ly
For Churches, Schools. Fire Atomi
Farms, 4c. Fine-toned, warranted, low
priced. Descriptive Circulars mat free.
BLYXl VEK, NORTON 4 0O„
684-664 W. Eighth st, Cincinnati, 0.
Feb 23 eow—ly
LADY A0SVT8 WANTED.
To introduce our justly celebrated snd
* J * * er Goods for
s’ and Children’s Wear. They sell
rapidly, and give
niWttotedCaf *
toring Co.,
York.
there Str
(.Deo#
for
[» New
I8~*3t I
J. H. KINARD.
I
HAVE recently returned from the
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Uy
MB W . t
elegant and complete stock of
DRY GOODS
Ever brought to this market, consisting
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Dree* Goods, Caesixnere*. 4c., with a
foil line of
HOSIERY AND GLOVES!
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Window Shades and Curtains, Rom,
Mattings, and all other articles usually
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fiMMuafi jggmylBtti|aamu||jm''!'
# I Mr vfi^MpMfi tolffrel
How y Sewing Machine
axtd American Button-Hole and Over-
Hewing Mjirhine constitute a prominent
a haaatrfa)
Jan 3
* - Attobta. Ga.
Rfe
—tf
foqtara ta
iattJ
of my business, being
the most efficient and
in nae.
The public generally are invited
give me a call.
J. E. EINARD.
set, one dooi flout!
Hotel, Columbia, 8. C.
On Main Street, jatx< dooi Smith of Ca-
IuidIhr ‘
Oct 11
5—tf
** THE VERDICT**
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BOOTS AM) SHOES
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Oct 4
FREE TO BOOK MEETS.
A N elegantly bound caavaeatag book
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Bible ever published, will be sent free of
ff to any book agent It contains
500 fine Scripture illustrations,
iceting *
charge
nearly
and agents
dented suco
are me
wjthunpreceu-
rience, etc., and we will show you what
otir agents are doing. National Publish
ing Co., Atlanta, Ga.
Oct 4
Ljwff
f iufljMitn Tiftifrr.
Is Published Every Friday
By Rev. A. R. RUDE D.D..
Terms Cash, 8trictly in Advanee.
Gne copy, per annum 88.50
One copy, six months 1-^5
To Ministers, Widowa of Ministers,
and Thecilogfcal Students...---•• 2.00
Old subscribers who fail to ramtt at
the expiration of their subsenp-
tions, will be charged per annum 3.00
Subscriptions not received for less than
six months. . , . .
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