The Lutheran visitor. (Columbia, S.C.) 1869-1904, May 16, 1873, Image 3
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M certain!j bring spiritual j»**rftp
Poor Christiana are somattoiea the
SECURITY
LIFE INSURANCE AND ANNUITY COMPANY,
•’* nt thus reaueeu n wiey wuuiu iur imruunciug acre tire
El prentice eome method by quotation from Quesnel *
•*£ their meml* r* could be way to render perishing p
The same observation ap «*£ to secnre stalely form
2^te»%ht modifications, to moths, the richest metals 1
JJr Synods- *«% *»d precious stones fro
^Tbe plan which we intend suggest- is to transmit them to b
. t0 the readers of the Vmtor acts of charity. This la a
J* gaggested to us by the report bill of exchange, which can
. fa Missionary Society of the of acceptance but through
Cerium Synod, (see Minutes fault."
YU meeting) and we have never There is no good reason
fight cf the resolution then made Southern General Synodal
ysimeet oar views to |be church, raise from ft* to ton ti
$ 6 |ad from these Miuates that amount annually realised
^pastorates have Missionary So- systematic plan to insure
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$SyM0.02S
in 1871, 5,824.
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A few fowl itfmta wasted, to whoa liberal inducements will bs offered by
LOUIS SHERFESEE,
a
Oeneral Agent tor South Carolina,
ITs. 10 Broad Street, C haricot oa
all being in one section of
f State, and in the charges of
^rfcjng young ministers. It
appear* that Rev. G. A* Hough’s
< £ itf ge, Pastorate No. 2, contributed
nearly mfifih of the whole amount
Ivceived from Congregational and
Svnodicsd collections for the Mission-
]rr SedetJ* This Pastorate has 145
u^abew; tbe Syuod, 4*833. The
g|gree show that a charge with one
fcrtftkird of the Synod’s member
skip esatributed one fifth of its re-
for missions—». three per
a* of the membership gives twenty
fir mt> of the Missionary Fund In
jdtiitioo to this, Pastorate No. 2
jottribeted $09 in response to the
ftiter’s appeal for the “Rejected
Applicants.” On this basis the Syn
od ihoald report over $3,500, and
General Synod Sooth about
110,600, for Education and Mission-
ict purposes.
Now, let it be remembered that
Pastorate No- 2 of the South Caro-
gut Sfraod suffered all the disasters
act&at to people living in the line
g Sherman's desolating invasion.
It is well known that they labor
wtot mauy disadvantages, and
sight pray to be excused from con
ktotiag to all the enterprises of the
itomb. Bat they have the treal/A
tfkrt— a permanent cruse of oil—
rtida always fiuds some tray to fill
fo Lord’s treasury. , The writer
In never been among tbtae good
(•ople- He judges from the Scrip
tural standpoint—“fruit**
Now let us see what plan is adopt
ed in. this Pastorate. We find that
it has an organized Missionary Soci
ety, the members ot which pay an
annual foe. This is niujch better
than the old way of takiog np con
gregatioeal collections fori tbe Syn
odical Missionary Society. We find
from the different Minutes that a
considerable amount is get] orally col
lected at Synod by indiv dual cou*
tribntions made after the Missiouary
hernon. We believe thisj to lie the
eastern in oar Synods Soiutb. We
uk, why each congregation should
wt give as liberally in individual
ewtribotions as the one in which
3ywd is held f We* might iufer,
froa the [dan uow follow ed, that the
aggregation is expected to pay for
be privilege of having Synod meet
ia their chorch. If it is a fluty, then
s*efe contributions should be made
annual contribution from each mom
ber will accomplish the work, ftpns
modic efforts and appeals have al
ways failed to sustain the great ope
rations of ecclesiastical bodies. Our
church South adds another to the
volumes of such evidence. Let as
then have some general education
and missionary plan adopted and
practiced throughout our church If
ministers do not begin the work, let
the devoted daughters of oar La
tberan Zion, as has already been
suggested, undertake it—organise
societies, educate minister*, supply
missions, and aid in the complete
establishment of oar Theological
Seminary. Every charge ran form
(Rich societies. How ms ay will do
term in* to have them 1 If all would
do as well as Pastor.ite No. 9 of the
Sooth Carolina Synod, tbs cmairibu
tions would be sufficient, la a few
years, not only to educate young
men and supply mission*, bat also
to erect 8c mi nary building* and e»
dow a Theological professorship of
$20,000.
It remains for the writer to state
that it has not hewn his aim to
praise Ihe liberality of tbe people
mentioned in this article, for he is
aware that they seek not such a
reward, but a higher. He has aimed
simply to produce facta for eouatder
ation, and, in so doing, baa present,
ed examples worthy of imitation.
Begging your pardon, Mr. Editor,
for the length of this article, in thut
oeaoon ot the year, we are, yoars
in E*B5iurr.
MAIOn WHY THE
PAIN • KILLER
lAJUticrritt my
PEHBY DAVIS it HON.
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Female Institute.
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STAUNTON, VA.
Phillip*. A. M.. Principal;
Wheat, Vim-Principal; as-
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Vocal Mow*.Elocution, Draw-
NUMEROUS,TESTS HAVE PROVED
H. F. BURNHAM 1 * NBW TURBOT!
WATER WHEEL
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Pamphlet Free. Address, YORK, PA.
April 10 238- tf
R.& W.C. SWAFFIELD
May 16 243-lm SPRING and SUMMER 8TOCK of
Largest Of £tfl KdiMKhiflfll il thf ^EADY • MADE CLOTHING,
World. 7 Faienmi* Factori**. HATS,
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Inaiir t lm lam ~in Or can* were
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Bsfabh«b«Ml l'ilb Wear * 1,011 tafinr order* for
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iJf ~ PERTECT-FimMO SHUTS.
May 9 —«
' ~ Latest style* of SPRING HAT8 on hand
“ FeraUkit- GmS IVpartvm
ebuvvh book bs inscribed to bin mesa-
ary, stating Ike Urns of kio birth
and death, tngedhne with a eepy «f
"Tha CcamuRict: of Saint*
L k UcasaAi,
Wm. J, AmnsAim,
Mahon IIakwan.
[Dedicated to tbe maof]r of Rev W
Berley, who so dUlishted Id dwrll apnw
this precious article of our dreed. 1
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A MAH OT A THOUSAND
A CONSUMPTIVE CURED.
Wlm toll a as hourly expected from
Co«m wrvtoa. all reuned
accident led to s di*coi
II Jmmtn cured hi* sa
gma*thfo recipe free oa receipt of two
Married, by the Hev. J. Jf. Herrick,
oa the 13th of Aprd, 1673, si the
reside or* of tbe bride** mother, la
KAng tmaaty, Un^ Mr. Nioiun
Dayw and Mm* Engt ixt A Huma
Not in the de*h sloae ’tis eweet,
With friends beloved in duns* t»
There Is n higher, holler union.
A bund that death itself defies,
A link that hinds mm to the skies.
It is the unfettered soul's com nr
child
The Fatherland Series.
pay expenses. There is not a
aptom of eoneessptfoo that it
isrenole. Night sweats, Imta-
» Nerrcs, Dmcm Expsetera-
* Pals* in the Lsnaa, Naoses
omrh, Isartfon of the Bowels,
ins of the MssH»* Address
I'K *t (X)., 1«» Knee street,
its, Pa., giving name of this
[April 4-WT-l*
42 Xorth Xintk Street, Philadelphia.
J. K. 8HBY0CK, Sup’t
DR. M'LANE’8
of April, I*
the bridr’s
The loved—ah ? shall are esZl then* lost.
Who lifs's rough billow* sals have
Tins Lutheran Publics turn Society have
made arrangements to translate and pub
lish a series of German Works, (suitable
for Padih and S. 8. use,) under the title
of “The F atherland Series”
The following books have already been
published:
Tbe Cottage by the Itoke
In the Midst of the North Sea
Anton, the PiRherman
Rene, the Little Savoyard....
Frit*or, Filial 0?
Worm Specific
ROM*, of MavaaaaJ
Barak K Dascik. of
Nay, for we feel their prase nee aver :
The carnal veil is rent is twain.
The spirit drops its prison chain.
But love’s fond ties death can not sever
VERMIFUGE
Obituaries.
When more than all at eventide.
We long to clasp whom death divides,
. A spirit presence comes to cheer os;
The cherished ones we mourn as dead.
With silent footstep* round as trend.
And loved immortals hover soar os.
Near oa—aad though we see them not
They cheer and bless our lonely 1st,
For spirit knows its kindred spirit;
Though not to mortal ear they speak.
Not glance of mortal vision seek.
We share Um peace that they inherit.
And thou, loved pastor, teacher, friend.
8ball death to us thy mission end.
And claim we but the pus* ns owrs 9
Nay—for the grave can never bind.
The heaven-born, immortal mind.
And death but disenthralls its powers
Free to renew its giant might.
Amid the beams of heaven’s own tight*
Free to traverse the realms of glory.
From world to world, from star to star,
Th’ unfettered soul may wander Car,
And deeper learn creation's story.
Swift as the beams of light may soar.
And wonder, worship sad adore.
The might and majesty eternal.
Yet love will guide the tireless wing.
To mourning hearts that peace to bring.
Born in the realms of bliao supernal
The disimprisoned bird may rise.
And soar aad ring In yonder shies.
Yet ne’er forgets its mate is sorrow.
He tones his notes in ambient air,
Then to the cage's • are repairs.
And sings of liberty "to-morrow,’'
Thus may he eome—the pastor, friend.
And teach our spirits to ascend.
Pursuing still his stored mission.
The guide of intellect and heart.
May yet the light of truth impart.
Though poaeed beyond our mortal vision
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Thus family aad flock may share,
E’en yet hi* watchful, guardian cava.
And rise to seek for bliss immortal j
‘Communing with our sainted dead.
Approach we near our living Hsad,
And nearer draw to heaven’s portal.
Arid thus while Hte itself shall last,
1 Tbe loved ones who from earth have
paused,
i Shall share with n* that Idrased union,
, Until we meet, no more to part.
Where eye to eye and heart to heart.
We join in heaven the mints' com
munion.
, Lexington C. 11., & C.
I Had, April IlMh, 1673, of Typhoid
I*ae«snaat4, at hta rated cats to* Lex
tofltoa Village, Rev. WitxiAK 8m
Lit, aged «L* year*, 4 month* aad
X) days
The subject of tbta sketch teadwd
Theology aider Rev, K L Hamdtaa,
D U., IVofeeoot ii the Thewtogtcil
Seminary hsrated in Lpttogftsm, a
C. He win a member of the find
Frits;.or, Filial Obedience 0.65
Geyer WaIty; or. Fidelity Rewarded. 1X10
Set No. 1, in a neat case.
Under the Earth $0.70
Olaf Thoriacksen 1.00
The Treasure of the Inca 0.85
Buried in the Snow 0.80
Dominic; or. Bread upon the Waters. 1.10
Seppcli, the Swiss Boy 0.65
Set No. 2, put np in a n«at case.
The Greek Slave; or. Filial Love,..$1.10
Leonhard, the Runaway, 0.50
LittW* Madelon ; or. Material Love,.. 1.00
Gottlieb Frey, 1.10
Tbe School Master and his Son 1.00
Set No. 8, put up in n neat case.
Just Published :—Twelve excellent
stories, translated from the Froach, by
Mr*. Emma B. Stork. 1st and 9d Series,
in a neat box, (16.
We have a number of other Transla
tions under way, which we will announce
from time to time.
SOtDAY-SCHOOL LIBRARIES.
Our arrangements are such that we
are prepared to fill orders for nag book*
issued by the various publishing houses
in this country and in Europe (English
and German) of the tame rata as the
publishers.
We keen constantly on hand a large
and varied assortment, to which we are
daily making addition*
We can supply all the wants of a Sun
day School, including Bibles, Tesuaumts;
Tracts, Rewards, Records, Bible Diction
arios, Question Books, Catechisms, Cards,
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.
TIME Msmcamw is pate sad kotos-
colored, with *ccasMaal fisikn. or •
Rg aunm* W 'Step w w s m
■wressertto mar as saw ar bath checks ;
North, sod ate
epared to exhibit
complete Mtock of
DRY GOODS
Ever brought fan this market, consisting
of the l*tr«t ao<1 aaote popular styles In
I tees* Gusto. OMteimMes, Ac., with a
full liar of
HOSIERY AND GLOVES!
And nrlect assortment* of Carpetings,
Window Kkatop and Omtaiaa, Rums
Matnnre. *«*d *11 other artiete* nsnajly
found in a First Glare Dry Goods Eatab-
ilc pm surd a full
immediately after his frwiaattoa
took charge of wiml charehea ta
th* county of N«wb*fry, wlmra lm
labored ailh great soCTwaa. lly hte
•aliritig devottew to llw work of Um
min id ry, bo not «mly added Ur fa
numbers to the churches under hte
Immodiate aapvr\laioa, but having
How j Sewing Machine
American Button-Hole and Over-
mg Machine constitute a prominent
ire ia the line of my business, Iteing
y eeotedrred the asote efficient snd
— # ii'nunm A tesa of-a umO
MPM IPWKl W VIMi
DR II LANE*S VERMIFUGE
dl cavtmaly idfoct x cwr*.
The uaireresl werta which hat m*
miaotouary spirit, Bm d built wp *uv-
*r*l churchca te localitlcu where so
rvligtuas virgnuisatiun* uxteted pwr
to bin time, la add it too to hte ae
.Ute generally are invited to
J. E. KINARD.
Hleeet, one door South of Co-
Hotel. Columbia, 8. C.
I fr-tf
engaged for thirty year* m mi to
struct or of youth Ho was *Lom
time Principal of a Female Academy
In tbe town of Nowborrjr, aad served
for several your* mi I’rofoaaor to tbo
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