The Lutheran visitor. (Columbia, S.C.) 1869-1904, April 04, 1873, Image 4
TEE LUTHERAN VISITOR,
km) men to Mi.'
“How could IImj mi an*
Not on the swiftly gliding »Urwwn,
The boatman drops hi* oar,
Nor fold* hi* hand* to idly dream.
Of yon inviting shore.
The current’s smooth and rapid doer,
Lulls not the rising fear,
for ov« FORTY YEARS this
PCHILY VEGITABL*
That good right arm can wield.
And gams the sweetest rest at length.
The shaded banks can yield.
Rut there’s a stream—or clear or dark.
Yet ever swift its glide,
Where many a precious-freighted bark
of the congregation, and a vote*
•poke and said to Moan*, ’How loag
•hall I bear with this anhalleviag
people t I w)U Malta them with the
nfitilfncn and dastrov them at oaos’
jfsr the I- 1
The stream of life—thy boat and mlae.
Are launched upon i
IMK IftftglftMftMJl
iched upon ita wave t
e shores celestial shine,
—alas! the grave.
ilia broad enchanted stream
a Lethean wand,
is lulled, and idles* dream,
> and rest beyond.
igh the arrowy water* lava,
ing vessel’s side f
e who breasts the wave,
ows how swift its glide.
one in carnal ease,
ns a’thwart the breast,
er drifts adowu the seas.
nations would greatly rsjokv If they
•boold hoar of ouch si mat, and
woakl any that God waa not able to
taka care of to largo aa amombly,
THE PECTAEEB.
said ton*, of SIMMONS’ LIVES
What
The
’Tin 01
Irena, the working
w* to half Italian,
i will be pur* Italian,
r* the males. They
be care and toil
rare, wealth os- fa
or toil, the atreai
iwnward still the
Yet dies
Drifts
VKK Kid*t*'LATUM
ed w rappei, » itL Tn
ever *ec the beauUful land that now
lisa before them Duly Caleb aad
Joshua, the two who waa ted U*o poo*
pie to go forward and do right, they
I ft. ZXIUS * CO
Mason. Oo.. anc Ph:.ad*i
•OLD HT ALL DRTJGGI’
Oct ll
over twenty year* of ago, ahull
see Canaan again. Year MM
shall grow op and pnaaeaa the
IISTORY OF
I THE BIBLE
% wa. smith, an.
away. Atl of the rout shall wander
m n a — 1 — Sj, *hlu*sa * aa. f la. ^
Si/Oii S1 ITvl*i piHHEP . -HP jpMHPPp mlRjRRI
wilderness, aad shall die them.' As
for the tea men who brought a false
report about the land, and persuaded
aWTJM*9B
t rj lag thaa
Be. L only** So.M*.
This is a Hhuttle Machine has ths
Feed, and makes the “lock atttek
oa both sides. It is a standard In
Machine, aad the oaly W-pdml
fS?L3S?ZJM'S''iS!5L
* Fair nf the tm tiwohaas* Mitt*
('kmrloUt, X, C , is 1071 and I Sit.
rf" TV above machine is ~war
Wo are now all witting to go sod
light those giants, aad other Wat hew
notions.' Moooa said, ’You eaa not
go now. The Lord will not go with
Lexin
,’s Department
“1 am quite impatient to hoar
what the spies said, mother, when
they returned from their visit to tho
land of Canaan,” Wid Henry the
next evening, when Mrs. B. bad
taken her 1 usual seat amongst her
little circle.
(( I should have thought,” she re
plied, “that the Hebrews would bars
greatly rejoiced at the prospect of a
speedy settlement in a land described
as flowing with milk and boooy, and
so very fruitful, as they wore in
formed that it was. But it ooeooo
that they did not feel oo. When the
camp of Israel drew near to tho bor
ders of Palestine, God told Moeee to
send men to survey the country and
bringbackareportoffttohim. Mooes
selected a man from every tribe ofla*
rael, and sent them through tbo land,
by the rivers and mountains, over tho
hills and valleys, and told them to
bring a faithful report back to him.
So they went, aad were absent
forty days, and when they returned
they brought an enormoos bunch of
grapes. One cluster was so largo
that they lad to put it upon a stick,
and support this stick by two men,
each one puttiug an end upon hie
shoulder. They also brought pome
granates and figs, and they said,
’Truly it is a good land, aad this Is
some of the fruit, and there la plenty
to eat Mid drink there, but tho peo
ple who live there are great and
strong, and their cities are waited,
and the sons of Anak are there.’”
' “Who wire they, mother I*
“Giants,f my dear. Those I told
yon of a tew evenings since. ’Thou
there are a great many different na
tions to overcome, and we can't do
it. We are not able to go against
them, for they are the strongest par
ty and will kill us.' ”
“Did all of the twelve men say
that, mother r
“No. Cajeb, the son of Jepbunneb,
and Joshna, the son of Nan, did not
agree with the other ten, and said,
’Do not listen to these ten men. Lot
us go tip at once. We can overcome
them and possess the land.' The
people however were easily fright
eued, and began to weep and lament,
and continued all night making a
great ado about the report ot tbo
ten men. They quite forgot that
God bad promised to go everywhere
with them. In the morning they
murmured against Moees and Aaron,
and said, ’Would to God that we
had died in Egypt or in the wilder
ness. Leti! us make a captain and
returu to Egypt.' Mooes and Aaron
fell down upon their (bees before the
Lord, an4 Caleb and Joshua rent
their clothes, and besought the peo
ple not to {think of snob a thing, but
to go right into the land, and God
would surely help them to overcome
all the wicked uatiots that possessed
rO NF ESS I ON A
ftp Anile McNair Wright
AILY,
with
revivalist. But you
etpect that 1 should
sad without garbling H
opinions aod instructu\
circuital mud teres to National
ig Oa.. Attest*. O*.
all those who were over tweutj Tears
old, end they never ret a rued to the
land of Canaan, no Ond bad ankL
At the end of forty years, Moooa,
Door, Sash and Blind Factory,
turned to the borders of Patent! a*,
aad there Moses died. God took
him op on tbo summit of ML Nobo,
and tet him view the beautiful tend.”
“Cook) be ooe M oft from there, mo
ther r
“I think God performed a miracle
Alhriffr
foot half of our mini
F«ki of revivals and p
*•1*1 has no weight wi
pMnt to Gettysburg ai
given number of youi
* iten Fear, who came t
Arrive at Oatumbia
Leave Peai&emu 710am Lear* lit*
I**v* Anderson 810 a at Laavs 4 »>■
Arrive at Belton 900 a m Leave 1*9*
Connecting with down taste tea
not only aa it then lay, test no it
would bo in tbo foture, whoa nil tbo
medicine, nod by a t
Maker give thetuselr
lstr y. us no nrguuen
experience in t
< **owootrates this s
information aui<
CHARJ.LSTON. 8 C
Fridays. On Anderson Bran
Briton and Andereoa, on
Thursday* and Saturday*.
THOR. DODAMEAD. General ***
J A*»rx Nowtok, General TVAri Af*^
Charlotte, Columbia & Auftt*
Railroad.
General Knpertn ttmdnU'r <10*
CoLi miA, September M> Vf&
i \N «»d after this date the TaUrfM
1 f srttrdote will He run oo this real;
OOUTO SOCTH. . .. .
Train No. 1. T*oM*i
Leave Charlotte, 8 00 a n
tor »«9P» -~4SS
l 10 * •» revivals- ll
j"" 0 —why they rej
“ ro ®O t it evidence.
Uie,v
J*” will therei
*J**«lf answer their
nulw*). P. O.
should arise daring the reign of king
Solomon. At all *v**la, wa know
that God told him tbo right of H
should satisfy him, sod when Means
died God «eut bis an gate to bory
him in a beautiful valley, sad no ooe
knows ot bis tomb to tho present
day”
life. If only ho undertake* it hi the
wrong way. Try to Mil a tianaamil
pounds weight by a sodden Jorh, and
you ouijr prubalrfy tern# * blood
voaaaL Dtvida the weight into tea
Arrive at A<
nod worhrra
* Columbia, 11
Arrive ar Ch’iotte, 7
Standardt
Washington
bin"
Train No. 1 daily;
Sundays exeepted.
Both trains make c
all pout* North, S
Through ticket* sold at
to all priori pal prints.
“° r ^wd him as i
l»re*ent s
ignorant
♦J^^ruenu in bibli
«s n *** t4l * v
ei ft nac ^uainted with
•*!“* *»
«« fowl of forme
t * ^ »« «
'* UuT t8 tUat '
heoau
minute*
when be died I"
“He waa one hand rest end twenty
years ok), and fried upon bis birth
“Why didn’t God lot him go Into
11 to- nrornss*Hl inind too. ajoth«r f
v ww w* w w« >www V'" sea smaswwSn^rOi f
“Because, during tbo forty jeon'
wanderings in tbo iteoen, ones, whoa
prinripln is
ulk elastic atelominal belt* for
r, falliag at the womb, and as
to the hack aad abdominal
Ankteta, knee raps and stock-
•iving, they
‘ wholesome dr
^ ms n
* haadred v
«*hibited a
through h
nature. He a
fovarite bens,
him u
w hmi the
bt oT rt 8ick ’ 1
™ O* any ilfhi;
^ ll *« jackass t
Whan Lot
^ battle* wei
k,D *N pope*
^tucion, auivei
”Wbltua, tii t
South
mirncte, nod bring water oat of a
rook for tbo people to drink, bn for
got himself, nod became angry, aad
did not give tbs honor of the aairacte
to God, but appropriated It to him
self and Aaron. Far that trifling
sin, aa wo would think ft to be, God
Mboulder braces for ladies, i
litem, for rim cure of saoopi
and after Sunday,
: Mail aad j
L^ave Columbia-
Arrive ar imnu
ever be paacefbtty Halted by giriog
tbo bsma tbo same scant Sprinkle
both adatom with sweetened water
-thl* in tiw—liirbt. earilv atoasted and
teriuai I net rumenu for all nbj sioal
-formitiire, curvature of the *] me. bow
XfMit hmcaret'* Ontetiratnd Artifl-
a) Limbs, '*
Aareal for flteaadali'* Patent Rabbet
mri Crutch ns.
Anri for nr. IWnodck Silver I’terin*
Tgvnt for Dr. Wadsworth’* Stem Per-
4*Tl^Wv W"w
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