The Lutheran visitor. (Columbia, S.C.) 1869-1904, April 25, 1873, Image 3
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^ be » moral force iu
- pwiuciug the l>appie*t
i.L totted oar<s * n
& ^pet ministry will
r^ion amidst scenes
p- ,*?£«* that will peculiarly
K?them «» ,ttbor in the 8ontb *
If*; Tber with hooks of steel
V*. Zm4if gold, by the double
HJwth »»* education, we umy
P^ to cultivate our waste
! r ;» f her dreary solitudes
kiL*, •»<* > ieKi * p"** 011 *
r fee 1/001 of the h(krv ' Mt '
r eh she refuses to recognize
| c hart;h organ, yd| she
*11 the advantages,
***£
iilat in
, ^ »aD« of its raapooafoilitiea,
to «**»** journal coodncted
hrtL soeh ability by l>c. Kudo.
l!a no doubt so long as it faithfully
rLrf. the ***'*« of tUe ti * ut ‘ , ' rtl
wi» in the future, m in the
the moral as well aa
\M
will
liberal
V fit
store
and
rich
in tens
According
utfiMi'i
*^n»f
rtossi
KLBg-
brrw
utor.
rff,
tiarek
il
out of di-
rcgard to
govern
ine of its
?; J** j
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00 i
m**' |
iu *1
m
'i WiMisfoii riaaa«iMauwi*j
sfbs»»*i*l support of her com
. w it is true that our people
“Tiw* •ipi' 1 '" 1 >“ tlwiP re».nr-
. j^ lmlatious of a nefarious
^ hSl Itseks to God (and no one
^It^jsrrsiowly recoveru.g from
*00 sinbirrassmeut,
Iirf only be able to devi
g|0, hut also briug
their tithes into
the Lord. Her s
,js tfteod over a wide
reaching from the 1
cfiir«fthe Potomac on the North,
, M *&]*«*• »*' ,|,e «»'f ou
t^SMtb. iud.il wriy lie* wailing
m thorn wbe dfU go forth sowing
hey may reap in joy.
the ability of the
their lihitality (as
) suffers uo dispar
compared with that
favorably situated,
generous hearted
in their crashed aud uu
condition have not for
jgttM the name of the Lord, nor
Ni neties to tlio church and her
rains agencies. Strong in the
efcatate. already named, she is far
Dore so in the intellectual foul moral
jiovus of a living, united, active,
mt Jpiritually minded membership,
ig and clerical, who have devised
Weufcladpatm ni^mtion those mighty
h, 91 § 6***, and are resolved by the grace
of God to maintain intact the integ
f ha I rity of the GenerarSynod, and labor
2 set I Mftteudy for the enlargement of its
sphere of influence and useful ness.
In consideration of the facts ad
H^BHlsred, showing what site is, and
what she has already under Goil
d the I elected, we argue that it is a solemn
> h«t, I <hfo which the General Synod owes
to itself aud the churches under its
sspervision to continue its orgsmiza
tioft.
It Secondly. We arrivi at the
same eoaclnsiou by considering what
Ae may yet accomplish.
It is not given to uninspired men
t<> know the fntore, to tfnloek its
atans, and reveal what God has
fody reserved to himself t therefore
J8 anticipating the prospective con-
'iitiflu and influence of tl»e General
Sjuod, it becomes us to |peak with
wdesty. In reasoning (i priori—
from cause to effect—from: what is to
rkat will be, we may hlwever ap
proxiraate a good (legrel of proba
We have just seeji what the
General Syuod is, aud what have
the results of its op orations in
Ae brief period of a few| years. If
witeodiug from its incc itiou with
^ifioltiesof great magnitude sw a
Ww institution, growing
uwity 0 f sentiment in
cnltos, measur
»c»t, and the general
Micj on these and othfr subjects,
»nch has been gainoq to inspire
the confidence of its friends, wlmt
we now not hope fori since she
has precipitated her discordant in-
assumed symmetry and
^poctness—become cemented iu
N* bouds of unity—breathing one
and impelled to vigorous action
J kwe to God and man i|i the propa
Ption of the one true faith of the
Swpel aa set forth iu thu ever memo
1*®** confession at Ailgs&urg. From
. knowledge acquired by past ex.-
-ineieased facilities for use-
%fo»--the improving financial con
< Rl0 »«f its meiubership, and a per
growth in church love, we
**mredly look for a more prosperous
£im> iu the future, under
^ •Wholesome administration of a
Jtfkmthern in sentiment, Luther
^jMwtli, and enjoying the implicit
W 2*‘ ence °f ft community whosri
^ ^*ks to promote, and with
fully identified in all its
ipfjjjjH' WI< 1 spiritual-hiterests. It
t ^>able to sup|>ose theu from
Mucce88 that has crowned
tioi ^,*. n I^cfceting its organiza-
*nd j n the establishment of
^^fnetive auxiliaries to carry ont
Purposes, that, it will prove a
_ «»eniustniment;dity of God in the
sifriw ® niatiou of Ids gracious do
chn*^ ° war ‘ l our beloved Houthern
hope of wh»t tho Gene
a „, W ■*# be, a Messing to us
J* cl,HdrtIU , »» ld Our children’s
aud ti?’ Uwi Paibof dnry is plain,
^ tireaibbug itiutd .ui# Hie
shore of the lied Sea, she eboedhi he npnw them with
dirMtad by the providential unta» to u extent to which their
SC °f’ •••* * C»4« Ok rirruai
• truxuis to llH. of || u lo It,
bis eye, the protection of hie hand, Then If hy a
and the comfort* of hie grace.
III. thirdly. The duty of the
Gotiorn! Syuoil may be wen perhe(Mi
mote clearly by viewing the eobj«n i
id ft dlflhreut light If U le not a
phft* duty to cooUtiue IU exiatencr,
then unqueatiotmldy it should be die
solved. Upon the ewumptioo that
it ha* jntovchI a failure aud shook!
bo abandoued by ita friend* for the
good of the church, what are likely
to bo the consequence* t **T© lie, or
not to be ! that i* the qawUon,” and
it is oue that “most give ns pause"
e’er we plunge into a sea of uocet
taiuty, and probably one of wiki con
fusion and fierce con tent km of angry
element*. Let use direct jour at leu
tion to the deliberate conviction* of
our late worthy retiring president,
as expressed in hia addrew to the
member* of the laat General Synod ;
“For our General Synod to disbond,
and each District Synod assume and
maintain a separate, Independent ex-
iatetice, would only make matter*
still worse than at present. Utile
aa we can accomplish unitedly, we
could accomplish still lee* separately.
We waul not disintegration and in
dependent, individual or synodical
action, but union ami tho eoocvntra
tion of our energies ami resource*.*
These are the seottmetits of a
cautious aud discreet man, and as
such are of Impressive weight In
the event of a dissolution of the
General Synod, one of thaw thing*
must follow, either an itMlependent
Synodical statue, a new combination
of clenieuta, or relations formed with
other general bodies North. It in
not probable that the first would be
inaiutained for any length of time if
at all, and a* to the second we deem
it wholly ont of the qnentioe. The
reasons for these conclusion* it is
supposed will at ooce i«e suggested
to the reader, and therefore are not
stated. The ouly alternative then
left the District Synod* wilt be the
formation of unions with oue or
other ot the general organizations
THE UTHERAN VISITOR. «dU’MBIA, S C., APRIL %, 1878.
hBb
LIKE l\Sl HANCK AND ANNUITY COMPANY,
OK WENV YOHK.
***** *mH t*» lie hwwfitnd pmetmallr
jf* nnhatantlnllv, how am we to
Gnrtafnly not in harwiwrtun* views of
nf doctrine, re I to*, yvemrnmmt and
wmmtm* Imk at the piwsre for a
moment, and mark It well. North
of to Potomac thorn am qnitc a
nwwhw of tr Tmsaiw RwmmIu-aJ
. . . I [ tts
own interest*; hat them, aw Arm
<*T ^1*5
JI? wymsl. the Gasan!
Ow««U, ud ih. (•*•*»
aoca iu the Want Rack af thaw
gogrol haa lln awn daatyfhal
urea i and aoc* owsw to n# pm
mUmee the tree exponent of pom
|w4
all diffar from each other 3f*w who
In right aad who In wrong u the
qaeaUoat aad with whom mid
w» *BIM ow lateTMU-a* liaml
Synod, tho GeoereJ ( ouaeit, or tho
Synodical Con* r^»w let as pat a
t qaeotioa to them rww
* "Oas a man ha a good
id belong to * aarret
•oeietv f axchAUnfr i . •» «
fow enwwaaloa at the Lori’s table,
or entertain CblHnatfo aotlona wkb
I>r. Heiae V Rmohoticalfy ao re
•mode the Svnodtral f’oafhream
The General Synod wjth quite so
waeh emphasis say VMM the
General OmmI staodlag tofor aw
dtos, nod looking shoot refer* the
qnsoHan to a committee, who after
2SdE
Robert L Oaae,
TW a Wttmor*. vu»-r«.id.nt WILL CLEANSE TOUR CLOTHES WITHOUT RUBBING.
If^ss
-K>..
tUkKSb&HSff
lXI out tm Mm.
Nam toe of
1*1. MM
4 U '
A law
uT& »»» rer riu T! — *» rt» rsTMnrr*. m*
aiha4d A& KOrtrn ase Non ToetrMom
EVERT DIE SOLO IS FOUL WML
NO FI^UII>8 OR EXTRA SOAP USED.
It Conan mot Lena hoop, loan Time and Iota Fuel than the Usual
Method It Saves Labor, Wear and Tear, and the
Annoyance of Wash Day.
LOUS
Jaaot
HC 0 R"wrf Afowi, ttortwfw
■mnfnaPWamm
\furtl*
the ohote anhWeS
the *ook« same oa« oft the swne halo
It want la, or at some other hole, or
whether It name owl at all Three
bodies have each their own Book of
** ifiittps nf nlRAl fw (Ml ffodtloH 4M
pahtie serrtee. Prayer meetlaga,
protracted meetings *od ravivots af
religion aw thought to be script and,
aad advantageous to the chemh by
awe party of the trio, and tor the
afemv given the eold akenMrr." with
MpMNMN I
tfot expe
whilst tor
■ r*-
daahtfol expediewev-
O-lh^ak Mi.dujk jtmiM (w»- eajihMefi
iiw wiifi Of V BP IMP V It,
they
C lood
Pl»B Til
PAIN-KILLER.
^THb^Ei'mltf^^^af^^Sgawihmew] ]
jS ft 1 *" y 11 • *
oivim thei
'tr’nn gga t 'i8 aJ in l
eW (i gw
—
IT REQUIRE* KO ATTENTION WHILE THE PROCESS OF CLEANS
ING GOES OR.
It
Mar M
254—154
J. If. KIN MU).
irm
teat
ret M P Da
Wtosl
ttpabaee
DRY GOODS
hassle et, lew'
HOSIERY
AMD GLOVES’
semw w smvosvc *
ei
-wlW fire
I,
If ever, I A* not know j hat it da*w
eeesa to aw that la trww of aighfei
■tmye m -
stf jhe mm
lfa * r* w nifl
Ipig *♦*11^
will do the Waghing of the Family while yon are Eating
Breokfkat and Doing up Dishes.
^ U»n* here knows as the most powerful ammt ia removiag dirt, greasr
riothlRf, aod bleerMaf them white. Paper makers have for many
- EggBwg
Hutfl
eftea
- * a "v xr T "** -rrv *••#* wwy ,w wr cloth
wnhI Va aiHd tu a parlalde manner for domestic purposes. The
A\ e l HI I N l> wawlie* without labor. It will do the washing ef an wf
fajmi^l^kj^m.numto m. The KTEAM WA8HEK is superior to all
TmEIES wfomwky mrlagshuge portion of the few awaUy taken
t u«J*m
a
A
I V ******** has soap than I# required by any other method.
L (InUilSf WW
fit felfi ^^8' jluj
f> I at, ntrtaim
aels yds W«sAss'
break-
How? •*wring Macfeiw
4W wHPm *«8Fw!m ^,
might be. that
Oeaernl
It In the duty sf the
Hn*r«b to **.!«,
Ni
£ mif-ij WEifija • w|.
■ * wawpwipsm J***
ggmkj^b^|Muuugaym^|j^w T ^mp ■; • «.■»
r suPI^P WwiPP^^PI 1 *'| g
mGi ii si i,i ww iiiiwAnil itmM few mM ugfe^,
Ngtg
in
North. Would *o«b a relation pmr#
happy or unhappy f a bleaeiug or a hia peuvideaee has
calamity to our Hyaoda, charge*,
congregation*, iuatitutioua, ai»4 ta
ried interests ami o(ienitions no* in
successful play 1 With whom would
we, with whom could we unite as
Syuoda 9 It ia a.»fe Iwyoiul a qu*«-
tlwr to aawrt ncitlicr with the Bymat
ical Coaforence of the West, the
for the work, nod cultivate
hop* the flair field ehieh God ia
given her aa a
Fimmlhf,
General i
the church, and la
■MJkl
fit _ -ah-.t. | M l( A
‘-Vi m iRlMfepf
wct*m: 1$ hm
Asa*
Maeuf iIwe
v *1 ugjg
not the mmsn4 W
1 tmmri
1 The
mm * #*g.
| J. H. CNARD.
• (MmAwa swa^. a, a***...
, ^ .... i*.
ss^w'i, *»' ^aww ! fWafc r* *•
()M II Vdf
smttofe.- h o«n ' -Tft~ittfT t T l rfoitinti^iH:iiisfijitiiiiitssimh : j
* im thu Wobfr, that it wil wnabed by
tfdWbSrkMS to ■ Minkw - - ta — 1 *
n I aibor nml Clot hew Having In
vention.
RKADTHE FOLLOWING CIRCULARS ANDTKSTIMONIALS:
*«.. i.. i m
pmnw*"tiy
I< I. Trull
USE,<v«i£r
W uf i|m> rouftirr has
vest wv ti.rvtwiw ▼ Uai
y««r eonfoleaew aad aippm la son !
akleratiren of what she hue done, of
what aha givsa penalise of detag to I
the future, nod of the depIpraMe
It f.
— -1 1
FW*. te^s
» Hsih a
ywa.d gTprrtdkl.
£*■*
Tael
It is
General Synml of the North, nor the
General Council The time ho* not
arrived to form truly and sincerely
this grand emlewUietieml mmmlpem of ^*^7'
.. v > i. penpir.
may have tamed back la the day of
bottle, or dgbed for the leek* nod
watooa «4 Rgt N. tot as be Iran to
la
our church In North America, and if pjm j. ^ Elan|. ^ j
it ia not so formed each general or
guuiaatiou ia working ii|>om it* own
pluita will nn.st conduce tu that re
suit ut the appointerl tiase in the
providence of God. If m»> of *mr
Syiimla eonld bo mdu.n«d hmrim*mt**m
ly to unite with a Northern body,
(a liich is not at all protmlde) it would
ouly play the |*«rt of a mere e*udat
apliendage, and woo LI exert a I tout a*
much |x>wer, amt command ab«>nt
the same respect aa the present
Houthern delegation does in Con
gross. Such a movement we believe
would be premature and disastrous
in ita effects upon alt the dearest in
terrats of our church. We may hut
hint tit them. Our Synod* and
charges and congragntions would he
torn asunder. Clergy and laity
would become embittered and aliens
ted in feeling. Our theological and
literary schools would languish. < for
Book of Worship bo abandoned, and
our church enterprises generally
would suffer inconceivable detriment
ar ising from a rstigioMo-politico firel-
iiig that would be thu* engendered.
It would be the opening of a worse
tbau Pandora’s box. And what prac
tical good wonld be attained by
itf What dkl we etw gam by
onr Northern Synodical connection 9
How many chnrebe* did they Imild
for list What mission* did they
establish aud muiotain, in whole or
in jmrt 9 How mueh money have
they ever given us 9 How many
students educated 9 Wlud |a»tron
age given to our schmd* f What
seminaries or college* have they
founded atuoug us f In short bow
were we benefited 9 On the other
hand is it not a well known fact that
the resources of the Houtb and her
youth went to sustain their literature
and institutions, aud to fill op their
schools 9 Is it not true that the
North nnder the former arrangement
acted ns u constant drain upon the
very life blood of the Honth whilst
she gave buck nothing but the |>re*
tigw of her name.
Now, judgiog from the past, wh it
may be expected In the future in the
way of substantial sympathy 9 We
answer notliiug xml worm* than imth
PERRY DAVIS A SON,
to matt thwss j Maxxni asto ra*.»r%.
in enaarit, “1st our answer be, w# , vjfi ILsk to . hwiAum, S. I ttt #*«a
are <t*feg a great w*wk. sa that w# »».. itostoaaM. A *H Ok Nat
can not come down | why atomM the ‘ • ******* K***+*> RO-wto
amhjmmfeft . on Ik 11mA m a t*> a «-«. | * _ * |
Wfmw ^mWr Mr® V A 1 if. fePkCf
come ilown to too. And oHhoagt
Apffli ti
S^IUlMr to 1 pii I MR fin fiats Hya la kffl W fi ImtA omm L
tsW Ws SiPfl j
answer them In the
uska
Ifol HOSTS.
Hovwwnr r«. oa., for.». iw
Vessm Artlto A fo, ITarwa, Go.;
n»Tt.WlS —Bimmans' Uem Hrg
alator baa Wen used is my family
many yanrs with great sacywaa. I
regoitt it on invaluable family modi
qyl siijh ***«.*! fimfoa* sn l mna tm ma IA— ,^... '
f^n*\ Mlfi*! VMM I” life UNPfMfel
mending It to the pablte.
w y npiSlsA^bfYl |.J Y i
Bit J. firrtx htunx.
Srecial Notices
om or *e vsma •’ w uMs^toto *#*
Half ABva |
l« Is a aad this* to pans tlwwath Wf* 1
only half alive Til there awe thwwsaadu j
whose hsMtasl rnadltsa to — ml *
www»*M* wwn^towww^msm top SP^PP wf tow*
MM ,|.|| .UhiltfT *—*•-- t
yywwmme misww* s#w **saa* p „ v W*.y f f rWRIkOliUHJfV9 «*w BMP
syswOte fttorwssi they sadhr ww fsatdws j
P»to i ton tlmy kavs aa rehab for aay
to**atofe psiw *d the rmiatn CIm been directed to lisbnliSiisad
errs?
has wf time, wkhwwt wwartog «f rlnUitnc. etc., it knot reaauoable t
stomrmdr. to a giesl mewaure. all Wafeiog llaoiuoes now ia
r *J thw Wsmiui Is ottpursU, b-d. and must he aa. There is
mmm It .«*- w and e* err fsaailr oreda it aad wiU bay H. I wish to aecttze a few
R.J! w.cmmEut
1 rUTtowTs-s * JZLSTL t !fLll mr . m **f , *** tm . '• .oowpequetttly, roar county would cost
* *4ITtLriLL ZT2" £2I!£r“ ?1 J*£* Mm^yptn i more or W*»
a see the «*** «4 trsusa-rtsisw Hemeotber that by rrmhadua thriTlalit aiTi
^**m. jrm -kaU ge fee pnvtkgv of adhng niiyZZtylr Statefor me,
■ • i ""** ] ujdaih7!!|haw»aald f*w aae^prrwTSd ihsi temtar?unot*^rewdr dSmS
! ei whew 1 mdwjr«ur order I «dl make all the deed*, so there con be no confti-
l
rfif-T-iisrrt frciT
t *" “ ltl " ** Wsmoa s FrW, la order to m*k# the most monev in the abortmt time
ta woty 1 would asp, that there ace many method* which might be
II to * kwh wsa to W,wk well, hat U«e most promia««t of which I e
I ke find p
tnwl |me« to
READY • MADX CLOTH nro,
^^ sfsp^p sw saw-’smwr sue *
i a\;suing goods.
MAKK UP GARMENTS
Ip ij&pp mrimmmiMMmtmmm*
fifil^to. qgto jMHHR fed^^k^fia fe^m.
wfll
i work well hat the most pi __
for* sample and caxefuUr test it; you will learn by
h it most snceeaduDr. All * *
M
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JM NiniM'SNEW I NL
WATER WHEEL
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fitoi feaumP tfattoEs adhaaaifih
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Mar 3* afi—tf
pppi-VH*
wmsfil ana 1 ksr^tt|| dtoeto xgaotos am*
Fob II
*:r
The fhtherla&d Serkt,
a .vorfi r.iA rn^wmmm
j k mmvMCTfo ppf% -
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la
Kf sf hath
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Whew fee
:lf ados
Of fee
interrupted
Now. what does
tinder these r \
The *ji ste nr
cwtog t aat mssaly fiat aa boar ar two, tw
atuk aflwrwuvda latoa
-j< kaufti Cl U iXtdT kg ^ W ^a aa^BBaJl
wwm^m^we* stoaa ” * wrw van uw Pn*wiwwu!aU^——“jf ^a upfigl^tol fiPBe
'NttMklPMNl Atu«4%
JL M.fe UtliilWiM'S' F%U Itofi «riWlii Btd fitote km
s le -
iatiaPum. pfepMI sww- ty
A EAR fif A WRMAED
Mmmgmm*}
1 MMV'VMfife iRM'C j
r wfotoakf In ^
hit* 4 hL
rgnstfia *d tuws
TW la aat a
V-*"
iltlfife
for
*ld*tg
on I
a-**,-
■h >*» # a SHU a % «
I. feu
■ I *
a to |
if
to,) hat radteafty aad pemHUMwftly [
|g »fikkig sir-adl yml lj^- f fid** Iw* fed*
■f
race of a quortrr of a reutwry. la soofe
give*, (afwse new «tgar into the d)r~i
live orgasm '*y a owrw «f Hodetter *
a Dw no* vato tlmw to
wake feu system n\
■A’iXl'lR f A 111 ndRShdal ikt nb w mjL|ti<a.l ad'f utowdih im^oafil
aqpuBawwfu SBa ssw^pfip ”* gv**,* BW* Wqfejj^fiP topfiog
soevgy. the great «r*»a apaa whtoh all
tlfeltiC
» jamjar su m itobmt muB fi fiaAm
'Aarfl*Tws^%u
, rmjype a# to wRPto e «to
fit A aaa uasaas mMMi m mw m, m si i
BOOK OF WORSHIP,
FsUsiJ km -* ■ aJ a. ttm *-*
w uqiqii^ ’Vs ^ Stoto * #JPI-t|iPv,
tyryMo^ja asm
1 ready We atwe the rWeb fi swato
t und Wi iCaniWiiar jN A ifeatMifi ^«. tf-ficms-isi m w-nSirstl
rwuy MMPMn sM! 1 «I?»P B “y .(^fiyr *
Ofjh, 4S |HW';fth
tha dys-
fi * a a a Xtoedtrilha* ju<| mi fiau fianmtll AAfe kaat.** li^Pfik ft-tolfil *
iug, ami wc taoy i‘QSliiini!h weak iw** 1,1 iwiipwawwiinaw
for » continuation of‘the proceaa of
1
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I with it meet sneresafuDr. All you haw to do sow is to
OfiMMl toofesou. I udU aaopeto that ywu make aa cagagcaMOt to wash at a certaia
|dare. a* aa «t red»l«d bmnx; manage to have w many present as possible. You
wgl fo atotodfeed at fee luiease tndtwsw) It urftt pvudwoe after fee water and
etonm hart rutwd through fee tulwo aad foan««*l oxt i ?)i» clot lung, ranhing back
threwurk the eMhtufr to the lower IwWtton. to be suddenly returned again in the same
you take out fee clothing rinse aad wring out, aad
1 on will find all perfectly delighted with it.
* orders from aiae ta ton[present, to be filled afterward, st prices
F* By **" L A WiiMriejlrtai in this mouasr wfll satisfy yon that the
VttEltAX * IKIKNlt to a saectws and will sell. You should, in feat case, loose no
tiase to ordering a deed for your county, to be seat bv express C. 0. D., if not con
suotout to advance fee utoury . You shoull. meanwhile, eootiune to take orders,
s*4 to the tksa* your dswd «uald came U»hiu.«i, you might have a gross sold. You
•houMLIikew 1ST, arrange with a responsible Tinner to make the Wash**--the price
util vary, arvwrdmf to style aad finish. 1 have known seme agents to sell as tnanv
os twenty Washers ta a day- After you have introduced it more or lesa in yoar
cwutdy. van earn take aaotlu t county, aad rent assured that wherever voo can get a
•togto W aaws* to the aeighborihsud h mil sell asaav more. Con.^nently, after
yua hove wdd a few hundred ia a county, you can sell the right of your county for
much usore thaw at the start You ran calculate what roar galas will be by baying
a stogie fwuuty t hot thi* is not a tooth part of what you ought to make, for While
mu mu tosjre-ltog youwiU meet with many men who waut to make money, to whom
wit rights There i» w> Imsiwess von can engage in which offers such spleo
. l* |t »» a safe hmtorua, no lorn, and pleasant, because Btua-
■ t*** •*** h?w 1 can propose better terms. Shoald I
for SrURad ** "S * h akVmiore*»<met " P * rrr,3r hr “<‘ r <‘ they coaid make better
(to fee rerript *d\vr dollar* 1 will ship you a complete Washer, os s sample, to
with a CVmhrsftr «if Aueory. a book coocornlng the cenaos of 1890, Putesnt
■ Intoructtaa ho* to sell ftotemta, and Pictorial Ptotera. with full instruct khw
to coadart fee buwneos And upon the receipt of the \V»*h«r you may have
ft tu. and if you find it not as represented. I will refund your money.
> ws*>i at fito Aft*r 1 aead yoa a sample I will hold your county a
lime for you to^decide whether j oa wish to purchase or not. I will fur-
t ffe blank derek, snd will do all I tun to enable you to sneered h fee basinet.
M WR boss from you soon, or jroor choice of territory inay be odd to some one
rW Do sot sd uk to «emd C. O. P.
DIH I: C T I O N s .
1. Nml fern riot he* ores night in warm suds—iu the utaal manner.
fi. Pul 1* the In atom of the WASHER a quarter bar of good soap, or enough to
moke a good suds, diced up thin ; then fasten down fee talae bottom- see that fee
matey vatu * Is to fee proper notation ; put in water enough to cover the cap over
the valve, any ahoat aa tnc* ; lay fee ciot!>r* down smoothly with fee anted parts
wrdl souped, iu fee W AMHElt—not rolled up, but spread out, so fee wafer can cir-
ealate freely—and carefolly put fee clothes down: see that the fire is hot sufficient
to geaeeate toeass : when fee water holla, it will begin to floe up the tube* on the
fee euAsof the WASIIEK. and through the holes into fee WASHER
r a steady direnlsSioa has been going on m this manner for about thirty
to forty Swiaute*. the washing * ill be com|tleted Rinse well and wring out, some
to ta fee tieiial way. Colored clothes must not be mixed with white. Use soft
wafer for bsMng asm. If bard use mWla. foe, or make it soft in any other way.
If It is *,•« to Ideadk wife fee WASHER, feds may be done by adding a table
spoonful of boras of commerce to a WASHER full of clothing.
I refer you to a few extracts from letter* reoeired I cau publish hundreds of
lafeura frees parties who bare used the sumuu Washer, sad speak in its praise. I
Imre, thus Car, declined doing so. 1 know full well Low Certificates are looked
mu. I have sold the Steam Washer upon its own merits Thousands have used
aad it has srlrea universal satisfaction throughout fee country. I ask none to
ybut I any. ur fee enmmmtsriea of others, but 1st the Washer stand <m its.
i a Sd b rsiil w J!‘ i if,
do e*, I scad * sample Washer upon receipt of fifi.OO (shout half the retail price.)
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hew t«
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found not a* represented 1 will refund
n wife. I have advertised the Steam
religious papers, also the leading eecular papers in the United
sad no article ever ad rertired before has been m extensively
and the people, as has been ths Steam Washer. I shall con*
t-class par* rs—Of course
|*ws at
Jt iu all
uarbskT
Ms J. C.
Esfewy family.
Fnmr ABT 1*. 187SL Comfoxt, Kendall Co. Texas, Feb. 10, TX.
■J. C. Tiltou, Esq—Dear Sir:—The
•ample Washer which I ordered arrived
due time. Ail who hare area it in ope
ration are well pleased with it. It wiU do
claim for il
It
Til To*
duly to
UuMkkt for FfMiT
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. 1—f to top. Co., s. c.
C. O. O. Directs* : ;
FXDEBB^ACKSON,
Sir .—The
ygysig
• mil FEUVNII A
t ‘ *11 that
priflo, N, C.
Ad dr as* all Ordars and Imttars to
I' 0 —Cal thin card out, and
writing me from seeing this card.
, - mi Mist you claim lor it. Ton will please
1 *>ft *„d C.6.D. Dmi* tor tteadditional 1»
counties ordered, and oblige,
Very respectfully,
JOS. B. HADDEN.
JT. C. TILTON,
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