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__ the LorilVi
Srhlt. J. b. Oiow, of
$f hfire rtvkwed it kindis,
gJjyABy. We bate found it full
that ft«c4i book*
"they do harm—they
istrny—they Uis-
»re the eanse of
that the an
l*e
love the
i active,
noble
iu mer
eircum
not do
each
we
Mine eye taaye. SB. |*
%: r _ J * Hawxwb.
Mfltetor.
ItsMMcn.
8yi
a
the permanent i
od ia
oar con tin
present basis.’ Ita
ah* re a* soah
way may be spaaed (be aataa at no
distant day, aad whoa, in tha Provi
ilenee of God, this Occam, wo hope
u» will he foomi fighting
It Bat this •rent, so moch
sity which now exists, aad win then
exist, for the luminary. The same
that led to the opening of the
rcooutly of that in Chicago, uht m
favor of the Mamlaary of tho Goa-
TraMM SSjlfWI, oOdbM, lYlMlr Wwm HWHaPar*
sity of this Is ansa greater la tbh
the General Synod, separated Bom
other Synods both by circa instance*
und the peculiarities of her mi fusion
For fhe peculiar work to tie j» rtono
ad ia oar midst a home kaatltatioa
is required for the edaealfaa of ear
ministry. Those who aademiaod
the nature of tho hold know tho
truth of this, and those who sre Ig
norant of this have aa right to aa
opinion on the sal^ect. If it bo
oflfeqrudby men who svo truly of as,
knowjhf tho waita of th» ehaiah.
Minfin fifhyaipaihy wtu foe»u. Ary
can b&t«r train the ministry for
efficient tunefulness. A centre of in
fluence wMt bo foaad thst wilt beget
that unity of spirit and effiwt In the
absence of which there «aa bo bat
little strength. H will hind tho
ohnrch together fa a aeaaon work,
and furnish workmen of oar mind
and heart. Those division* that sow
exist, and to which mu he referred
so many of the evils prevalent, will
be more effectually removed by a
. Mr
Ito. IV.
Ifshave attempted to indicate the
■am of the General Synod in
mob of lie more important aspects.
Ben s» other departments of
efatth u*k «f which we hate taken
mart* prominent amoug these is
IkreifsXfafam We can not evade
the claims of this work upon us as a
$pmtf «s*pt by the dear negleekof
datr. flit church, or body bf ebris
Ettas, that does not heed the com
sand, “Go ye into all the world, aud
pack the Gospel to every crea
ting ess not expect the coo tin ued
faring of God. Neither poverty,
at borne destitution, “nor any other
entire,” can exempt us from this
fay j nor should they be allowed to
Aril ia the way of the exercise of
fa blessed privilege on the part of
m8entberu Zion. Let the church
•me ia this matter, and God will
wtsfely move the hearts of some of
«®jw»g men to carry the Gospel
*mL If the church continues
•threat to this work, let the laity
Pto work to pray a Poreigu Mis-
■"•jr Society into existence in the
Smend Synod.
tfith these practical duties of the
fad* there are bound up certain
of which we design now to
**16 owe particularly. That this
■Asm may be carried oat most
there most be a gathering
a diligent ase of all our re-
m ***> In our ze&l to attain the
fated we must not overlook
ordinarily employed of
iplishing his purposes
If we do no more than
ffi *® do nothing profierly, for
**••* h the concomitant of earnest
^fj jnit ns works is of a right
& ** the duty of the church
>,#e to the greatest possible ad van
s fa the agencies necessary to
far work mo less than to
|**fa word of the Gospel. The
* iSr** * leaVeiB ,a y® n,, der Cori
es* the things of earib. As
”■ m»eouiditoted bis relations to
worfafat the scheme of yedemp
^ «u kingdom is established, not
.l* ^roegh human means, but
2*JM*'fte»rtaWe agenrie*. Aa he
***** of all gifts, he uses and
uZf* 8 al1 «i the interests of his
If** 11 * wiI1 hafe
si J ° l eg,ect oar share of this allot
^ *ill take froin ne that
1, . "fw »rt giT« it u i others.
3^. ^ lbboUi °or energies, onr
•in JfL* 8 aod **<**«*> ho oati and
op Workmen
<m tbe ver y Vontti under
bol ^ in K Ihe true faith
08 oolos* we exert
il dfatorit in
h »« constituted the
fa ^htireh the gnatflian of
(fa, _ ^^5 it does not follow
W J ^ in idleness ami
b lo ya? f k,gh P^rogntives. This
in * n»pkiu,
hi *4!?, *0*0 of the unfaith
^ n* exchange this
nttlW,*!
competition in
w#l give us «
not rewort to more distant
It will alio remove aa evil do
great than all these, that of aa ■
Heated wiimlrtry. The fonwi
, the chfaek w
fa. Mfafllre bar|
holy office to seek Ita art van
tages, and these will tbe more irind
ily profit from this
But why specify farther t
sympathy K the
fao«!4 be sMva intimately kDowm by
tba church, sod hvooght lain «foa*
fafatfoos with ik What DM sangra
•■fariri *uh are for tba «ralain<
of tfa ymtafi, that «kmM odfagsa
be to oar fyoada. tot and; grtqga
riosMtl taatitoftiaas, bat fi^MMrtaa sat
«• food m4 filiwafd bJ ifa ebufab
for carry tog
Of these U
U they ha iboatort by
ansnsmstweiiss »ft i ■-u It * ^ _ X tod
I ■ * * * Ufa. ■'* jj"' ■ 4 * , th • ,f ■ * I -,g U t- * J 1 *
Med by tba church, they will h
ef i mm ease vrilgiom
I strength. Bat the
ba more thoa mm*
them They
nl cooperation They »e*i la ba
with •ppriaacae A^r tbau
* wvj mnes oe r v g»r<*e»i
Mw
f W»k fc
, jfv* •bams
lor ta and aaahala aaalk tBl^kar, *I*loe
Cboreb of Ragland has Its Oxford )
, la the day* of bet grammal
, her Clagay UfanriNI
sad grew strung al Wfa
If ws would mmHk w^tb
d* tmemteitji di' tgtwl tj
l five fin
bym a § K .wi taiin
-orvelvea
These w regard
far carrying aa tbe mlaataa of (ba
General fond. To reader tbrse
efficient, money hi essential Then
tba education of tbe ckvrek up to a
high standard of Mbrrahly |» of Vital
t&om+ni if ft tMM Itw kttiiili
gantiy, ws fat not loss right of
trim, diligent, suited effiurt, aad »ji
tannik aad ralargvd tibentyt!-—
(beer, sadertshaa aad ycoseoatsd m
fas frnr of God, art vital fa foreran.
New bare w« not tadiefaed a wash
worthy of oor higbsot eaergiea t—
Aad a work, ta©. legituaafalj frna
•■f (ru*n tn*c aid we roniias f
Hat a hi i- h f-ij ti(s>u ' k«' j; i.«{wins too
fiesafan made at Aagabwrg, Ota
I oral Synod has an tadiapafalfi* claim
apon the same Lnffiersa. A high
miaaria baa been vairastad tu far
ia thenr Boo them Stritsa That mia
rion w now of great faagaUnde, aad
fwaaponrietj mcroariag Ws hsAfavs
U ssn be hsri ssnam»(lrili d «tih no • **'
a ffiridrna Ba*
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bettav aad balfar ibaa hri firm, II ba
will faah aa, aad rid fa ■
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be bad
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SECURITY
LIFE INSURANCE AND ANNUITY COMPANY,
NEW YORK.
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Babart L Can©, President Thao A. Wetmore. Vice-President.
lease H Allen, Secretary.
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LOUIS SHERFESEE,
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General Agent for South Carolina,
N r s. 40 Broad Stmt, Ckarlmtm
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ay to dir iJIiriM
•ear *>i«v sad well.
fa will
r. free, so ve
to fa e^yeoego
fail-
iti
mm
4 %M» 1dai~ena fa
prvoeat change m hor' rriaOoaa Tho Uiuuia^Io Mma Mami fa Hiatt
WI or within reoeh If ws caltriat#
A WUlo fhewo rightly (k*f afif rtown far
I
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sober thought will lead say sea tq labor* with foeeeaw.. flat unlem thfa
conclude upon tbe eorreetaess of tba last ceedifioa be fatfiltmt, tbe heel
view presented In fact, so tmyor t evidonev of oar lines* for tbe work
loot do we regard this enterprise, It wanting A deleeeo sf (be Vfan
that in onr judgment tbe pveoyer- \ era! By and
right
dpMffi this
May Oml give ta a* tba gffaw of
fidelity to <In oa? wait.
growth, bat as aa
i*
ity of the General Synod aad of the
Lutheran Cbarrh South very largely
depend upon Its oneneas. fat this
matter lie well considered by the
church, and we are sure there wdl
be a waking op of pnoral interest
on the subject. * - *$jh : 0K
Now bow mrfll the bhofeb sondtx t
herself in regard to tbia aafterprisr f
We have a Ssmbmry, aad it has
made an snoouragtag begtaaiag -
Tbns fur the IWvine Id rosin g has
favored it, amA we koow that gnrxl
has commenced. Will the name fa
carried forward to efficient rrnnple
tion t With tho ministry and laity
rests the matter. Money is needed
for AWomnewf, ffriMisys and ti
hr ary. This can not he secured
without diligent, systematic effort.
Plans moat bo set on foot by tho { j~
churches, and earnestly carried 00L
There should fa no lukewarmness,
no temporising with apparently unto
ward ciroomstancew, ami an standing
still on tbe part of any. Diligent,
united effort will aecnre the end
May we not hope that at tbe ap
preaching i'ouvnation of tbe General
Synod an earnest movement in this
direction will fa inaugurated by the ,
8eiuii>ary Y » Board of I>irectors f Lot (A
this fa followed by proper aetkwi oh . .
the pert of District Synods, aad then j
carried oat iu all our congregation a, j
and we will succeed. If sre foil loj
this enterprise the fault will fa oar j
own. A want of confidence will Ibl j
low, and mneb injury to the cfaorcb. ^
If there fa do earnest action, no de j
rising of liberal things in this direr
tion, will this not go far toward* U 1* the
strengthening tbe opinioo of some,
that the General Syuod is nnabfo to
trite care of the interests of tbe Lo
therau Church in the Sooth I This
is among, if sot the. moot important
practical enterprise with which we
bare to deal. h f n*
*’ There are other enter prises equally
important 111 their sphere, and alike
essential to tbe successful accom
plishment of our work. AH oar
educational arrangement* should fa
« • Obituaries.
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agmt ta yosaa. ^iffiffi
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HATffi,
rtTRIClSHUfO GOODS, ate.
l^S^USTotTrato 1 !!! Cm!
tom Diipsrf sab w* wiU
MAKE UP GARMENTS
The Hast Useful Invention
of the Age.
FRENCH STARCH ENAMEL
SBOriD BE IS EVERY FAMILY.
•
IT imparts la Kasa a most beautiful
1 PolRh. hifafr t he pores of foe fahrk,
ar.il maku.K th# oldest article look fresh
ffijfta BftM.
m IT SAVES LABOR
By making foe iros slip smoothly and
«mr. •»« preventiair foe Saieh from
•faktsfr or rioffjfaff.
IT SAVES MONEY,
ftinre it nrodueet* far belter reeulU al
ooe half the cost of the uifftcdleats sow
foam; nod
IT SAVES CLOTHING
by eamrinff
. ra.hrig.and
to a certain artist what
am fo« fabric.
Evers family should
paufi* It Every wa
faekted by it.
fieri for
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Starch E
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tilffiA Clffi-U tuff IA ffiffil'f'
to foe finest or most delf-
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end for trade geoeraUy
United State*. Good in
Bl RKHAM A Co.,
160 West Lombard Street,
Baltimore,Md
Jan 3 —ly
<3 NorA Ninth Street, Pkilsde^kia.
J. K. 8HRYGCK. Sap^t
TV Lntfamn l^ubluation
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and 8. 8. oar,)
Society have
to translate and puh-
( SOI table
foe title
(ly and 8. 8.
of "Tbe Fatherland Series.”
The following book* have abeady been
Tbe CsMaae by foe Lake
la foe Midat of the North
Sea..
will pham. lb*
a eriTnol be
Give aa aeaiTnad be ceurioewd.
Uf C SWAFFIELD
ef am fa
, A BRAVE BOMB
“WOAT W° & A* u,
A Mnua * fate meat fosmft ft
BMP mt larririfc fiiiliforii mrasl WlbMtffi ffinT%. I #• m'ttifiil*j .....; J
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tfif fe te wiN ast ribas
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Anton. th« Fiidirrman 0.85
Brae, the Uttie Savoyard 0.85
FhU; or, Filial Obedience 0.6.5
Geyer Walty; or, Fidelity Rewarded. 1.00
Set No. 1. in a seat case.
Under the Earth - #6.70
Olaf Thorlackeen 1.00
The Treasure of tbe Inca 0A5
riMulft
s. 1.10
Buy...... »,»*'.».. 0.05
Set No. % put «p is a neat case.
The GmA Slave ; or. Filial Love, ..ft 1.10
lowunard. the Runaway,, 0.50
little Msdeksi; or, Maternal Love,..1.00
Gottlieb Frev, .....,1.1ft
The School Maater and hi* Son, 1.00
Set No. 8, put up iu a neat caae>.
I mul vf 1 cxopJ.lc^2it
DRY GOODS iKESrSHrtUR
. la a seat bar. fil JO.
- ■ ®t have a utunfai of other Tranda
w*t. which we will annoume
»tiine.
The Treaanre of tl
Sr t No if, put
J. H. KINARD.
1 HAVE roe*ally ivtwraed from foe
I North, and ate yrtf«arod ^te^evhifa
rrt-1 ,* .«.« *r?8—8* J^-SilrTKfSJ »
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HOSIERY A3TD GLOVES! tmr, irTirTM
. « are prepared' to fill
of tartteuag*, h> the rack
.- 4 ii» thi*
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• jhS Ctmm far <fo-ria KiSah- > j^blialier*.
ta are such that we
I order* for oaf book*
rarkma pntdishinff hon*«^
7 and in Europe (Engtiah
at the mme rate* aa the
afifous a* la ar ■
ar 1*
Mar II
rsf a
w*.
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jr k • v i
te, but ! wr% airtr * art m
brought more entirely under tbe fos
taring core of the ehoreb. If oar
Seminaries are
eta,” onr colleges should be
as nurwerim far tbe preparation of
young men for this higher training.
They are alike essential lo (he sac
thought *
with middle lifts that Ufa** foal bate
ness U began in sornsat j and It is
then, midway fatweoa (bn cradle pspric will,
and (be grave, that a man begin* to 1
marvel that be lot the day* of jaaib |
go by *0 half enjoy ad. It fo the
pensive autumn feeling, it (he mmmma
tion of half aodi*** that ws etgs
riettc* when the longest day af lbs
year is past, and every day that M
lows ia shortsr, and (he light folafot,
and the faobfer ehadans toll that Z thirinfcc rWvmrtmsnt
tntm Iffi kffiAtffinifcir f ltk MiffRBliM
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BELL F00TORY
of mi Um
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A HAH 07 A THOtTBAlfD
ft * ffiH
Kfio;;
stagw to her winter p*
man look hock upc
Wien fos fim grog
visible,.bite* the uawriftOfoi
fastens itself spem
•rifts la fa leogvr going
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AaNVteaa foittee flwle aad Over-
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We ke» u constantly on hand « Urge
Mini van**! usAortmenk to which we an;
iJe cansSiShfiSufa want* of a Sun
day School, fadodinff Bihfoft,Testeaaents
Be* ft ‘
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Ticket*. Hymn
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Aug 13
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