The Lutheran visitor. (Columbia, S.C.) 1869-1904, April 18, 1873, Image 3
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THK> LUTHERAN VISITOR, COL0IBIA. 8. C., APRIL IS,' 1873
n*k m
opixwn.g
i soul be-
sS*ys£jKxi
gospel tbo word of
'ifo.uHt*' T! |
knowledge of <uu it
or i»H!*■•*>»*
* vZTfefilihlt positive expert-
■* gireat ""■S* of the
«*^ gfe. The Hebrew word
n great load aud harden
ll fVS»bf 1*ee»i»g »P<>o
* klife*** V* knowledge of this
else than to feel and ex
in the heart. | Sacb a
'\Zgi0id®conscience so oppress
*S u ‘* * do€ * *°1
t#»f *h*t t° <*° or wh< ‘ re to *°*
sersia*, The poaparatory services lo
the holy comtuonion were held, now
ducted by the President.
3 At 2 o'clock Confeteftoe mmmm
bled, aud wm opened with, prefer by
Hev. H. a Winganl.
On motion Tonferewoe united it
prayer^ fed \>y Her. Jf. P. BusalUer,
D.D., in bebalf of brother M. Boers,
who waa lying very ill oe bin bed of
affliction.
On motion of Rev. H. W. Kubaa,
it was
R*wsfeefe That hereafter, «m beer
of the Sabbath afternoon of Confer*
eucc, be devoted to the interoat of
the Sabbath school.
YACluVgdW.
NO FIAJII>K OH EXTRA SOAP USED
It OoDmuMS l«« Soap, Iron Time and Inna Fuel than the Venal
Method It Sawea Labor, Wear and Tear, and the
Annoyance of Wash Day.
Me then, twenty «f * bun*
m souls in this condition,
m**t im do to fe sored f
ig osty God hare mtr,y aw ki !
Mjj. A. F. Woaunr
,-fcidlBOt expect Ike stately
Zt7» ordinary * worship of
^ any one, in bis sent**,
^g§t that Lather would have
2fg]r»y such persons, and told
yn that the stated worship Was
!i thstrss needed. If he bad done
he have been worthy of
> name of' Reformer ? Hid Peter
The u$w church at Spring IfUf,!
Lexington county, waa Wt So aits
her own arrangements in regard to
preaching.
An important point, at Mrs. Wert**
school bouse, near the Dead Falla on
Saluda River, in Newberry nonnly,
8. C., was brought to the notice of
Conference by Rev. Panl Herrick,,
whmi on motiou it was
Kmoivtd, That Revs El. A Wing
ar»l, J. A. Sligh, H. W. Kuhns and
Paul Derrick supply it with preach
ing as often as they can.
St. Paors chnrcb, Newberry »n
ty, A Ci was chosen as tbs next
place of meeting of 1 '«sbmw», and
Saturday at IB o^rtock, A. M-, before
the lib Sunday in June nett, the
time. Rev. Geo. Holland waa ap
pointed to preach the opening ear*
nion, and Rev. Paul Umrn k, lit* al j
Irritate. ^
As arrangements bad been made i
for the mstallatiott, on Sninlay, of
Rev. Gen. Holland as pastor of the
Bethlehem charge, or pastorste No. |
10, ami Rev. J. P. Smeltser, lx IX,
appointetl to jwosdk the fftMallattoo
scrmou, it waa oa motion,
fcsofari, That Rev. J, P. Smelt at r,
D.D., be continued to preach on the
Atonement at the nett meeting of
Conference.
The question. “Wh»t M to be uu
derstood by tbe^ xpfeeekm of Thrlst's
descent into hell f" was dwwujMed lo
oousiderabia length, "*ue bottling
one view and acme another.
Tbs fallowing mm pautosesl far
discussion st the next meeting 6f
Coofrimc*: **Wbat Is the Lutheran
view in regard to the future state of
infants who die unbaptiaed f"
Revo. .1. D. Shirey and H. A Win-
gard, ou motion, were cautioned to
read essays at the next meeting of
Conference, on the siihjsrt* assigned
them.
Conference adjourned with prayer
by Rev. J. I). Shirey.
8 A I*HATH KXERU*»>
Prayer meeting at Of oVIwk, c«k»
dueled by Rev. Paul Derrick. At
| 1(M o'clock, Rev. J. P. Smeltxer, lili.,
preac bed the iustallatfan sermon,
based upon 1st Corinthians, xrl:
XI will do the Washing of the Family while j<m axe Sating
Breakfast and Doing op Dishea.
Uoml W<i*«i
J. H. KIXAKD
STt. a M u» hai t«oM» known as tbs most powerf ul areal In r
and state* from cfatir.ng. *|«I !*!<■« lung Mm -si white Paper nu
torn •»•** Cow la rWnsing and btasettmg fasti tags, aod the]
W a* satany. the filfew-** lorfctusa Ires* far miner perfectly pit
Sfg.wfa.il omiU be mml in a portelAr manner for daaM
WDM A N1 r it! r V t» Waabm w ith«ut Uh*w. ft will <lo the wa.
feaaif is IblrH arfauea te as boar The 8TEAII MT ASHKh is
PAIN-KILLKK
1 » > ***■'
Dir GOODS
•arias a bur**- portion of the time usually taken
in this Washer, that it will wa^had by
nttering
ruhkms dnea All febrins. fesm tie las- hux tosbed-blanket,can be wsshe
pwtaU) a»4 wttli m«a wMJhaat the ntbbtnd board.
If lm Truly n I Abor and Clothesi Having In
vention.
IKADTHE FOLLOWING CBCDLARS ANUTKSTIMOWALS:
I ruawtfstt) aak ywa la mad this dmshi carefully, and candidly consider what
now inyasr tm r«m as a ami ter of iMminem. Before amlrtay hum to von mv ro»
idsaitisl terms, permit me *a state that the matter of washing clothes is one of ti
-nail wiawideritiso: it it mmm ikiug winch caewams every telly and swssrlad
Aecardiug to prsvious bptice, the
fafoWy Conference met fit Bethle
lm Asrcb, Friday, March 28th,
IH,si 10 o’clock, and was o\>ened
tta president, Rev. J. li). Shirey,
KMTiiingto our eetablished form.
Tlw roll wae calletl, and tijie follow
iq[h«tkreu answered to thtjir names:
Ck^Revx. Paul Derrick, W. A.
ft»ck, J. A. 81igh, J. D. Shirey aud
E A Winganl.
iAity—Messrs Geo. Wke, J. 8.
Chapman, A. D. HaTtiwiutger, J. J.
%, W. Batentine, H. ltikard, A.
Beriy,4. H. Haruian, P. Hikard, G.
4MNI fM U wg’fxf fe
T« all these Mr. Tdt*wi offer* pfemty
of o ark ssf good pay. s*4 «• wars
rail) urge all is writ* or go to Mr.
Tilton, I ml «*u bis lor is*, sad W-
MsiwiaoTham hern
all IWh wilt Imtinur
Tl AN WAHHER oaa be
ism is ttaparal
erary family
Church Notices.
«m*. and tm ifawiiW ruriito 1 wHl furnish Wi*UEK.« at f«0 i^r doarm; «ad
*wat Is mind, I will aril to an our except s dagfe docea until he fast boy* tfesfigbt
•no I'narntr ^ Aaiy ttessje^s^^tW^ * ** w rll as theycan bsmMfcte*
amatr ocHiatr. ><•« shall have U»« pimkort of selhnir any county or BUM* for m.
sad Opco SpfdloaKhMS I wilt forward the deed to yon by express for any territory
whSrl» ysMi law mid for am, |>rov«W Uuii the said territorr is not already ittapiiai n
<sd *h«a t ammivs rwn 1 will make all the deeds, so there can b« t><- coufu
siaa or miH«l.rw. TW sawwtnt yon Hare to psy me is simnly f3 per l.oon inhabi*
tiaatis. ia aa> nastf or Stale, f shall make these very libera! offers for a short those
<ab. after » htdh I shall ar 31 at my regular price, $9 per 1S00.
Ifasry of m? patrons have requested me to sumrest to them the beat method of
sslling the Woman’s fnssl fa order to maka the most money in the shortest time
!«i»rt wahir la rrpM 1 w«mld say, that there are many methods which might be
Htrlwt. all «d which serai to work writ hot the most prominent of which I will
sagfesS : In the Oral ptarr, srad fora sample and carefully teat it; you will learn by
a «u»«|c tn«l fa»« to wash with it most soceesafnllv. All yon hsve to do now fa to
etliddt to otlwts I ti »«jnres< that yon make an engagement to wash at a certain
phwe. at mn sMtrHaird boat; nausa«rr to hare as many present m p We. You
• in he set,as**)..-.1 st the iiitcrur riritrmrut it will produce after the water and
«*sa«a have rwslied thrrourh the tubes and fcwimed over the clothing, rushing back
tftsronsrh the « hslrtna to the lower tuttesi. to be muMcbIj rrtomed attain in the same
assfis*e—ss* f«« flort} astootes—you take out Un clothing, rinse and vriuitoot, and
Ifad tb* * Inlbfas perfectly clean- Yon mill find all perfectly deligbtoi wtfk'lf.'
\ <m rmm i*k« ufttm from nine in bn present, to Ik* filled aftcrwsjtl, at prict-s
rsctfisa from f - t«* f IS each. A sinjrlc trivl tu this msnucr wffl saliiifv yon that the
W« »M <\ - i Rtr.ND is a aaeeews sad will adl. You sbonld, in that case, loose no
base fa ordering a d*«d lot your ooauty, to he sent by express C. 0. D., if not con
mt. ni to advance tlw money. Yoa should, meanwhile, continue to take orders,
aod to the tiaae yoair deed would came to hand, you might liaise a groat sold. You
should, likewise, arrange with a responsible Tinner to make the Washes—-the price
• IT1 vary, mnordiny to style and finish. I have known some agents to sell as manv
as twenty Washers in a day. After yon have introduced it more or less in you
cantof. Xpn «na take saotlo r count j . and not asaared that wherever yon can get a
atagtr W Asm a fa the noighWhood it wrill sell many more. Consequently, aftcr
jm have sold s few hundred tn a canaty, you can aell the right of roar oocnfay fbt
Tb: Fithfrknd Series.
At 11 o’clock Rev. H. Si Winganl
pesebed the opening serboii from
Zeduriah vi: 12-13.
At 1 o'clock Conference Sre-tfaxetn-,
Med, «ul was o|ieued with prayer by
fev-W. A. Houck.
On motion, Revs. Geo. Holland
**d 8. W. Kuhns were elect til mein*
Iwrs of Conteronw.
Tlgrffeetioa for officers far the en-
gf jpg resulted iu thejchoice t»f
*fe*' A. Sligh, President; Rev.
Paul Derrick, Secretary, and Maj. J.
Zz:znl Notices.
I hawAs Ian alts ad; W*
tbs Inks ...... fift.lt
the Nuftfelm %M
I* Is a <md Iktmm to §mmm t*
nitly fell alitr. Yd ifaw «t»
'fib' I fph ngffa Im iff
iruoe «ud drlstit> Tbs>| nax
•prciftr dtsrase. they safer a
pain i but they have an tofaal
thing wWh iffinuh snmtol at
Ifa nf IMS
puuttfa*
fat any-
CtoywrWnlty - mjlmm
to* .%• I. to a
( I f ifa 1. _ j w !
m*ftpriMfe <i#-o,a ».«h
Tito T wow r» mt the I
4t»g, Treasurer.
TNe Treasurer read h|» rei>ort,
was referred to a committee
wostttingof Messrs. A. Haiti-
f ft|er aud A. Berly, who reported
h correct *
J. D. Shirey offered the foi
ling resolution which was adopted:
femfccrf, That the copy of the
^°*ititution iu the hands of the 8cc
retar } he adopted for tlicune of the
P^Bt meeting of Confefenee, and
^ » committee be a|ipointrd to
aod present at the next meeting
^fewnce a Constitution for its
P^oianent adoptiou. Committee,
d. D. Shirey, II. i|. NVingard
RfeW.C.SWAKFIKLI)
pastorate No. 10, or a* more familiar
ly known, ifelbtobetit l’*»tor*t#;
atTter which the Pnuithut conaecra
tt^l the ttleuientt of tbe DmTs Hup
per, when a large number of rummo
nicauts of our own and sister deno*nj
nations, commemorated the suffer
lugs lad death of w»r We used Inrtl
and ttariour.
There was then an Intermission of
one boor, when Conference re aaarm
bled in the interests of the Hnbbntb
.School, and was opened with prayer
by Rev. Panl Derrick. After the
singing of several appropriate pieces,
the children were addressed by Rev.
H. W. Kuhns, »n«l the teachers sad
Iiareut* b)' Hev. J. P, Haielrarr, D.D.
Thus emleil the exercises of astoib
er Conference, we tTUaf, to the edifi
cation of all present and the sdr a (tor
ment of the Redeemer"* kingdom.
Conference was closed by the Presi
„dent according to oor estahlfabed
form.
PAI.L DkXIH I. tkcrrturp
wf* ore tons ftowtrftaiff star awuHiy ssfietoi
i*ekixi» «wi iriitli sT«u & •«
Mtotfah
C l«l *ttb a Certificate of \fimy, s Un*k ooncemitig the cwintv* of Patent
w*. latoniH-fton li«*w to sell !*stciifs. aod Pictorial Po«ior«. with fall instmetion*.
toes to cnsKtu-1 the budaus*. Aod up*»n tie receipt of fee Washer yen may have
tin- • 11 - f- sod ll ' ■ fa I nto M tl pn it ntett, 1 n ill n-funn yom nwaey.
The B »alter* r* t«d st fito After 1 send you a sample I will l»old yoar coontv a
wianasshto uer fnr rmi u.«Wuh u lu-Mi* r > ou wtoli to {wrehaae or not. 1 will fur
tifah >4ank and will do all I can to enable yoo'tn succeed in the bosinesa.
fm s*e bmr from you anon, or roar clmlee of territory mar be sold to some one
etor. Do not ask me to send C. O. IX, | ' , t
DIRECTIONS.
1. Nash Use vltohas over Rigid in warm suds-dn fee usual manner.
1. Put fa the fad torn of the WASHER a quarter bar of good soap, or enough to
amice s goad toils, diced up thin ; fees fasten down the false bottom— see feat fee
iimstov valve to in liar propel inutwo ; put iu water enough to cover fee cap over
far valve, wo ahtwrt o*» iocs :1ay the clothes down smoofedy with fee ecuh 4 part -
well ■ ■sped, fa the W A^HER-uol rolled up. but spread oat, *n the water «Ml cir-
MAKE IT* GARMENTS
Kahns
On motion, the (3on
foantsis sesd sf phytorsi
TZFt on the otatb of religion.
TheruU waa called, and each paa
*T*l»re r brief outline of the state
«religion iu hi* charge. These re
interesting. IVbile each
bad tiling* to rjtjiort that
HI heart sad, he also had
to make hi* heart rejoice.
tJu' NVingard offered the
oHowiug which was received, and
considerable dincdfeioii, was
j’JpWra?, That we givn to all per
whom we may bapt sc or eou-
certificate of baptfam or con-
and that we faetnorialixe
J. ll0d fccoumu-nd the lari option of
ftUftlNG HATH
if tbs dir**
51—Ij
Obituaries.
Died, at his residence is Orsagw
borg county, 8. C., March 0th, 1*TL
Gabrifl StraooK, agetl .17 years,
2 month* and 12 day*.
Another faithful member and work
er in Christ'* chnrch has fallen, one
whose place it sill be difficult to fill.
He united wfah the Evangelical
Lutheran Church in the beginning
of Ills manhood, ami bis best da>i
were all dev toed to fee aarrtee of hie
Master, Ufa pastor paid him neve
ral visit* daring his severe illness,
aud coaversed freely with him in
reference to hit hopes of tbe Ufa to
A HAN OF A TH008AND.
a ccwuiCMmrit it hrd?
IU JAHIA e tokfa riovas. (end
stos, asd Cartfuls, and n« article ever ad v«-niia»d beforv ha* been as extern
lorwto Uv «lw prih«a asd the people, as has been the Steam Washer, t aha!
mete sdrniiee it iaattfersMoIaM pspi^is—Of course my former pstroni who
tight territory, sod are oetting Washers st retail and wholesale- os well as
m» naay hereafter engage Is fee bueiTicee, will be benefttted proporthmaUy-
riato fee Steam Weaker will he eied in every family.
Furn AST It. 1878. Comfort, Kendall Co. Texas, Feb. 1
Me. Jl, C- Tilt^is—INear Sir i—The t v.■ Sir • -
NUUIR003 TESTS HATE PDTKD
N. f. BUXNIAX’IRXWTUBINE
WATER WUEL
*"wwnco now adjourned until
«rro* moriuug, 10 o’clock,
fayer by Rev. U. W. Kuhns.
^niftDAY,
March 2fife, lfiJA
“wreucu met at 10^ o’clock, aud
^<*1 wife prayer by Hey. J.
“fitter, DJ>. i
* rod called, mid the min-
^ -fc w ►fro
I t U*IT KUinoa
Addrnm oil Ordars aud Let 111 * to
A14-1JI
being Drily prepared to go feme*. |fit»
feeling that be woe at peace rttb
feed. To converts with iktn fanfare Fr
P. 8 —i et tils card ost, sod
wtiung m hum taafeg thfifi card,
whore thny teW fe.