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THE LUTHERAN VISITOR, OOLl'MKIA; 8 ' JTNE fi, 1873.
jrftec which t|ic body
T„ ia «l to meet »S»*nou M«»d.y
« at 0 ohloek. Pmyer by
Jfjp. Smcltaer, D.D. ♦ |
^ Saturday Eveuing Servioe.
„ v Dr Smelter preached iu the
ll bv caudle light, to a very
^udieucc, from Job>ii: 10.
net lire alway” As usnal,
‘l Doctor s»ve as one of hw “ big
Sunday, May 25th.
aervices were held on the
as follows: Lutheran
^"T^Moreing sermon by Rev. J.
^kiw; «^uing sermon by liov.
f H Bittle, D.D. Presbyterian
Morning sermon by ltev. T. k
t Bosh; even tag sermon by ltev.
*'« Gilbert. Methotlist church
Lbib* * m0U by ReV ‘,
evening sermou by Rev. ,1.
7° *_ There were services held
L in several of the country (Lu
tL.x chawhes, but the apiKiint-
<l- ^have forgotten.
SIXTH SESSION.
Divine
Sabbat,
J. A.
For tl.- I.othrcMi Vtmrar. gathered, trained mmi mm out a boat
Th* Lutheran Church ifilfet Valley af of faithful *»d hi* booptul
31, * |dwrw -NT refuge, l«*h
V* j »“<i efitrituwl, ft* tin* fre* amt the
n» various part* of the bwauntid | favawbeu II# m knwwra mmi Hipwt
Valley of Virginia are fount I place* ml area by amity aba bate bat Mtlbt batbedhwol, aaabl ItMib* better t*
in wb»t*U there were on< *> fouiMl dour i regard far tba Ward a# Gad and tba
w bea ywa mm • watv of tba
Church, aba I* peo*i|H and
faithful to lb* mlH *4 areolar later
rata, bat wfto Is garafwlly taa tired
to at lead tba prajrrt mret.aj ar flab
, MaV 26tb, 0 A. M.
Synod was opoued, this morn-
^ with prayer by Hev. J. l\ Re
0h
can not give you the portion
j^isif all that transpired during this
4?ss i 0fti hot will jnst give those
^ ffe thiuk will be of moat iuter-
g to the readers of the Visitor.
A Central Board of Missions was
tpfoisted at this place (Saleeu, Va.),
w consist of two ministers an t one
Ijjana. That this central romniit-
^ also have one correspondent iu
*ei District Syuod.
The Committee on Church Litem-
sat, in their report, recommended
theZ,«tfmi* Visitor. And if we are
ifioired to express our opinion on
^jg subject, we would say to every
l^thenia family within the*.bounds
of the General Synod, rwfcjjsrihc to
ie Editor, for it is a messenger
fkidi brings glad tidings to the
heart of every true Christian.
He committee also recommended
;tiBook of Worship, and presented
Sr, Doffie’s proposal, which was ac-
nyied; the Catechism of Rev. J.
Bivkias, Lutheran publication at
PhSadriphia, and the establishment
of a book depository. Said report
received and adopted by items.
After considerable discussion, the
item referring to the Book of VV or-
$hip was adopted.
The body now adjourned with
prayer, to meet at the usual hour in
the afternoon.
8 « 1
SEVENTH SESSION.
MayjpCtb.
in couset|ueuce of a meeting of
the Board of Directors for tire 8cu» i-
aan-, the Synod did not convene this
afternoon nutil about o’clock,
*heo the regular order of qi>eniug
was observed—prayer, reading of the
annates, &e.—utter which the uevr
business was considered.
The first important thing Was the
a«t couveution of the General
Synod, when and where. It was de
flted by ballot that the uext nreet-
«g shall be the last Thursday iu
April, 1874, in the Lutheran church
« Savannah, Ga. I,
The sobject of paying the salary j *
«1 Professor of Theology for the I '***' ,,r ,,a<l
that
ishiug Lutheran ediigregattune, ami
wtiere w« now perhaps meet with
uoi a tingle mihvulual bearing the
name or the immortal Reformer. In
other eectioua we And congregation*
that have been In exietruee for thirty
and forty years, ami |wrb»|m at tin*
time do not namtwr *a many row
uiuuieauts a* they did at their or
ganutatiou.
Now what is the canse of tbi*
state of affairs f Hi* important for
ns as Lutherans to in«|tdre. There
may have existed many cause# which
have contributed to bring about this
condition of things; but 1 think two
causes stand prominent among all
others. The first i* the vague «ud
indefinite doctrinal position of the
ministers who were the organizers of
these congregations. I was told some
time since by an old man that many
years ago one of theac would tie
Lutheran ministers, ami a minister
of the I'nited Brethren Church, held
a protracted meeting Jointly in a«wr
tain isirtion of Rockingham county,
in which meeting a number of Indi
vidua Is professed faith iu Cbriat. At
the close of the Hire ling the laith
erau minister told the congregation
that nil who wished to unite with
'ti»e Lutheran Church would have at.
opportunity to do so at a certain
time. The other minister thru made
a similar statement in behalf of bin
Church, adding that it any desired
to see the doctrinal position of hi*
Church ami their discipline, they
could do mi by apprising him of the
fact. The Lutheran again arose and
remarked that, “the Lutheran Chimb
did uot have much dnwiplme, bot
that what abe did have, might U
found in the back part of our b>u»n
book, and that a* to her doctrinal
position it was baaed (or partly **>)
n|s>n the Augsburg Confession, but
that he did not have a copy of it.
and could not tell them where one
could lie found.” The nidi. itlnsl
also told me that in conversing with
this same minister be had told him
that the Augsburg Confession wa»
regareietl as the creed of the Loth
eran Church, but that in this «mii»
pul a leather t» b«* «H» t .
wdarsteeisl aMae. [ Wbww |o« re# a lady arembrr «f
Father Goajtnee la abemt to pas* ' (be fTratwh, wbusw health la hire dell
the two laborers, when owe of theaa, cate to Ittefsl aay af tba wwiiawa «f
taking off hi* hat aad pranawMug hla the holy uawrtuary, WpariaHy If tha
bottle, MclalMM, ** l‘roa»«. I other *e*»ther la fw tba but daptaa tow
Guaatier Uwaiha# afanda tiiH, haki bot or low rwkl, to* «et M low Ary,
•I the atari with bia earweat awd * but wbuae health barwmaa atraagtiy
aearehing eyres, awd aawwer* 1 “lean better ou Mowdays Taeadaya, etc.,
dnuk if I want to, but yuu uiuat aw that ab# care, withool tha Want la
driwk, even If ywu Aw wot want Is* mirrahatr, W aw the atrwst* Aap
lie pwaaen ow t the latanrer beawmiw pfwg Iw Await awy kind of wwather,
axel ted. •* What f* rrtea he, *• mwat ttsN ft WWt h* well lot bit pwalwt,
ID and be throws bin bottle wHh Of the Chureb acre*,a, to h*Ad a
lotcf* on i p»w of pi? tng w in vw t
that it break* Into n tboaawnd |. tore a When ywu are a* member of the
A couple of weak* Inter, a mww Cbwieb going Iwtw a whwn tbmutgb
with w I row bled look and w Ataafutet a hwrk done, play mg rards be amwar
manner enter* GaaaanFa atudy. He meut. taking pleasure at the bftlmiA
iw an agitated that he new hardly table, or advocating tba aortal Aawew
speak At laat he mwmifvu to my: «• wa twwoeeul arnumwiml, Aa you
M Help me. Father tiunawee ? Help wot think tom (Hfa| ought to put a
Iw the
thin sow
ma
SECURITY
■VU
Tba BsHiwut Owartb awy* C olonel
table V kfoutfwmery, of lamdwa,
Strega Aaa a Am.gki AtAf'aw mi^mmai^aHUUWt.AAsw aw
WreW Ire ■Mrel I f 'Wa 1 •'gk lA'#! fWeWHHP
Kuropewa racialist* la railway and
large landed imtereut* Ire fbU core a 1
try , ban Jhml tireard a purehaae an
ffiwgHah arresuat of a eery lag* tract
af rahmhde cuAowy agrtruliwral laud
la atm of tire Riddle Rwatben Rtatea.
LIFE INSURANCE AND ANNUITY COMPANY,
OK reasw V <» H.K.
Earriigts.
Ou Ruwday morreiug. M«> ;ath,
1«T4, by Rev II. KM, Mr. Umv
R IU s< *, of KAgtArld awuuty. A
C, and More Man« CL Utrati,
of LsthfUa rwuutf, R C
Spedtl Koticts.
Eoburl L. Cum, Prouident Thao. A. Wetmorc, Vico-Presidfnt
Uaac H Alien, Secretary.
AJMtgTe. January t. ten.
moomuwmmu *
■ tMum
Noantw-t rd fMdkirei iiwued in 1871, 5JM.
mef I wdl be lootf I—my *»fe
rny ehihlrare f*
Tku !».■■ |* ik« Ubtfw lie
trte*l to let whiskey abase in the
atreagth of Iw own free wdl, bot In
vain, lit* mswMwre is aw^koreeA,
and, a* the Afsiatie arvltea, “alw,
taking orraarem by the
ttkaski R kk iwre m tf s rti t s-kft Ib4 ibb ; u 51
■pww as •> ^ wasreae a **rae ua w iw ^ua ^wa v
of rooeupiarwtHW; * be ha **
he ia slain ; he feel* that ho tw «•'
in trespasses *«wl Iu mi.. 1 * Ills I
ful and loving wile weep* and mm
km children are afraid of Hire
fe- - . j. w f m,, H- - SAiltlSSi.* ul UltS^-ba#
UKit *Hrli ■»' Al nlfVI
hi* work, awd thwrw mwweuredbtt wad wugbt wot
aw |wore for him stthev ahewwl wr at
home, lie t a* endure it a*» hmger ;
hi* burden A too Heavy, awd He gre*
.. ^ .A i _ 11 _ Li^ * kte 1l si Area m hiiiia reaa
4htl<1 Hr® i-ffWIJWIJ m mWQ
hrartV iauw»st feetlwga, to the maw
who let I him lo see huusrlt la hta Hmt
awodtthm—(He chained thrwW of the
whiskey tudlief
Ferry I other an know* what Fa
ther timmef mid to 'id* poor maw.
*♦ How,** **td lie, •* f raw ant Help ywu.
i ma not Arii«er you Tore ore Iw
the power of a *lrw»g am; Hot I
fekiakyft 4 hty<- wh t t **rciiuiirm.it k-ia-mam aim
ind stronger tba* 8*rww I know
tllm well, lie ovewwuretli him. He
taketh from Him all Hi* armor where
m He trua|e«t. an*t divwMH Hia spssfs
awd makes th. re lliawwa. A*k yew.
feather tw hla
When ywu are a member uf tbe
Charek af tbe bead uf l Carney ad
tbKAreu, whore duty M la tw train
VI*****! AL-u#' d'kaoa j *Kaaigre iAi jAAnaft Ibmamm-tmim kwi
fare wwwvwm mWfwre r wre >. MEma
who la to preared kt tlanr that be
raw ret wSued to pray fritb hla fami
Ah. w^re^ui^^ahA'-^a w 4aw tb* g^uiamh*Ka~fi ml m 4 A
Ijpi y frel imw rem’-re re9 Hg| w
tr wot he wet! hat bta wgh «w put a
Ihuthm tw hh» wore t
* Wbmt yore are a mraabn 1 tvfbtiag |
•w Hear bm part Mi pay lag tbe preach ]
mm - —* am ummsWt to * tbe i
Va raVwww jpPgrajre % ■ **yp wrettr Wwre* «
eremadatwa mterh that Ida mlatater
RrePiP eOMkg^| wf !m l-”*al ramJTg bMPCreg
T>.* Cm*** renew LIFE, KON-FORFEITCRE in TEN PAYMENTS, and
f \ fu ill IfKlf r C*ildCIFJ, on lb m«at fNroralde term*.
tuetdeiwl* srr (terbowd at the red of irut year. All Policies are Non-ForfeititiK
aftev three wawl Premium* Have treea paiA.
A few freti aprwta wanted, to wham iftreal inducement* will hr- ogtrrd Hy
LOUIS SHERFESEE,
G*ner»l Agent for Booth CarolUa.
Ao. 441 /frond St root. Ckarkttm
■mWW | J "j
if tibg^Atd ted crew kaww * ■»«*»?
Ihed awtil« mmd mil Uawtk Baal aad OlAaat Family Madieiac
Their awebriwa* * /erer /sryyerwlwc—* purely
hare left
LSI
IHenda ta put w frother tw bin
ffbau row sew a tamgregatura
wbl# ttt U jre^Utdit^t, Biia f a
lug fie paffdl Iw remain
year ta ywmr. alt tba time
hag that w#tmdy aHK per web tw fbom,
that they are dying Aw tbe wand uf
Xiiirui jft' gA* ra re^aAaB 4B m ckA Ibm m _*>
I w AFaff' ■y wfv ... W^Hpwra *" BW®I w*? rearfl
(, ,# ik# I'tiH* tvfera to maul niM asm
try mum five or six of IU nrlfrle* who ta He! I *n*»rr. t hiret Jesma,
were repM tcd, tlms Waving the im | the Lonl Hohbwwtb, out tlwd aud Ma
prmiou that the Lutherau Church
ia America wa* without a erred or
diacipliue, and couse«iuent)y a rather
undesirable body tw unite with. My
informant vxprrered great desire to
see a copy of tho Augsburg Coufi*
aion, and when I told him lb.»t I had
several copies in my paaataaiou, he
seemed greatly surprired th.it «u«h
Wbm«
alw a* »
Chareh
vHMir Imth. Ho rww«twet» ta
battle ** lie then prayed with
poor uma, autled am thw fieaNd ta 1
arm tpriim RiMf Aim imp pa
pul tintl pfi £t I** g^Htl ; | ftpHT* Ijifft
hi* Hltm. *n-l wated him
hte Preabytery tibaald pat a H al her
tw Ida ware. — Kwaaar mf No
UisccUiwcus,
fim Me lard — A Wewtavw
atwtftirw among tbe bretbrew He
bated that eight lewdmg wremturr* ia
a rertaiu place p*ul ia owe y war woe
hundred aad ninety ft# Atilar* let
■ twbwerm, aad thirl j there AwRare her
MRlA'MItAt*
fiWha^
lb* Inn.
ts*m*ijr Ht dy strep-
TW
bv
/IW - for Dy»-
tint.dKM.-k Head
V i-oOMr Cm0mrit* »ti
PI***. Cewstipatton. I ieHOIt
wrbe, W*H »s* A Hacksnd all deraage-
Wresu wf lar*f, **d Bowel*.
AaA rare tnuogisi f«s it fiemmrr of
(Mar W-rer-lr
107*. Spring and Stunner. 1072
a
Thru Xrrr Provat
: ' F. R«r»W» ' Rnr Tirbar
: WARE WHEEL
T* kt tbr Hrst Kiet latratid
* Fangkbt IVm. AUrata. York, fa tT*
April 1» *38. if
par. | (April 4—0*7—ItH
B l«T8 74.
Female Institute.
Birwd Mil latpsltd 1SU
8TATOT0H. VA
It Hulltpv A. M., l*riuci|sU;
R& W.C. SWAFFIEL1)
Wr arc now rveeiviag our newly selected
_ SPRING and SI’MM FR STOC K of
ES READY - MADE CLOYHDIO,
HATH,
FURBISHING GOODS, etc.
flavins *ec«;
FIRST CLASS
J f*
«arv
■A 4fi9B>y>f
amtws, Natwrsl
I ucfreli liStOUff,
fW-hiwiyal;
(•jj.l ^ l j|i&aaireiWa^&agwuku'W-^m» c a*
X. w *. I a* tired, is* patiw, w|» ; P'
tlhR fit^^dHIMliMMhlAc ' ^'
bare.atired* pm ihedsa«v«*sis prepar* : wi.m th* (knuw «f study i*
**4 *4.^md Itswure** • Room prtwd la tea seHreda vb KagtMk. MatHe-
fHB ftak b flNbff m.v»di f taM’Airw
tre mlBireMt
■ Auttiw* Ma, laiii
mgawsr
■ Far i
■wt aad
!i ye Ha* bees
*t* Hold «p>ot the psbbr
11 Ml aww fake* the tend *4
mm I, im — -A j* assio^bAedi'Wu
vs mso T w ’W’v vres* raw*" ram a aw
ta thmrewmit
AT 7XST31iaDrp&
r.,l^aniriiWgo. Moral
a and Welle* l^etrreA, 1n*tru
I «*wl Mwsmt. I’locntUHi, l)ras *
iu# mad PwiMinft, Ac . Ctiitfthcuks mud
Phrskrul RdwraAieW.
CT TW imMlwtlwa J* strictiy Arvf-
*4*re, atth » w hive irmt-Hnm pst nsa-
mpr fire all the »*«•#<hem State*. For
ixerulats «l fatj Mgn| refevearsa,
teruk*. rr-rn 1»iw*u*. •*«
of a
CUTTER in tsir Cm*
tout Ih-partmcut, se will
MAKE UP GARMENTS
in the latoit Style*, and aruarantre mti*-
fwMon. We arc- still takiar order* for
thoM
PERFECT-PITTniG SHIRTS.
latest at vie* of SPRING HATS on Hand.
Oar
Finiskiig Grads Department
nr.(ratal
a Are Pr
Tiwwt. «t Cal. H
ntaastoa. Va,
May IS
Full information,
lion. V K.
"am*. Secrctarire,
—-lm
i complete. In fart our stock embraces
. cry thing New and Nobby, which we
I s romi
are imre will i»h-aaa the moot faaAdious.
Give u* a call and hr convinced.
R.4W.C.
Mar 29
SWAFFEELD.
29—tf
i a. masouT* cruiT
itStalU. IM.
a hard tmtlle wHh ht* iwwrttmg «*u;
||4g ||gjgg|l4[ fiFNA H y bgd-V
a document should he in the pause* j ♦«» Ire omrare; ua>, bweh*Hdiuf«
aion of owe who wa* not a attaiafer [ may havaoterXakeo Was t tret at Wm
the spirit gwine*! the vtetwry over thw
0e*li. ami h* who anew *»• the ser
rant of sm tree a me the freed man «f
Jesu* CTtrlwt, and aMr l» irfoire,
am-i# la Baii.w W bun Ad, 4.a*i a 8-... a. u 8
"HI! fl*:“ W favetf" ret + Iff ««iH» IwmFbbf-re*
Nw ilwwHt He had *lt» tw »«bt many the awppret af tWf |p*W, and were
33«1*
ltai
DlOg ^1
SStOB^I
m
I then read it for him, making *o< h
riplmiatioia an I dceme«l Ureeeewry
for hi* better comprehending it*
meaning, and the view* which the
General Syuod South held in regard
to it. But aa I proceeded he Irecutm
incredulous—«lid not believe that it
wa.* the unaltered creed, twit *onn
assured bint that it
entertained the idea
Kitsesuoo was conaidt-i-ctl.| Swia I '“* l '* " onM " "‘ co ** ,r,U, ' n '* bl '
Cirallua Synod pledgcl to t.«y one "'5»t*rion- ,.ro.li.. tion «ll«l *Hb
Wt the salary, provided tbe other l!on,il,h rnon • wl,h * ,bI ,k "*
SfM« pay the other half, which “ rs > of ,rnt1 ' “ ,,d '‘I 1 "- « blrh
•KWponded to, tbe Virginia Syuod j >'lthte"«l lauheran- of the nmr
teenth century had the privilige of
irelectiog from the conglomerate n».e'«
of error and Mtipendition thus bad
tiled together. Tlii* I conceive to
have treeii a cauav of awflkiewt an
portaucc to account iu part for tire
condition of things in the Valley.
The other cause 1 will give at smo
other time.
VALLAY LfTHEHAW
L^i
iis
l^lgiog $300; Georgia Syuod, $100;
Swuliwest Virginia Syuod, $100—
‘ Q t the Southwest Virginia Syuod
did sot pledge this amount aw a body,
f °t the delegates to this, meeting of
^ Syuod would not agree to pay !
3! 0thing towanla the support of the
'vwbziy. The amount pledged wa«
®tie up by visitors from that Synod,
w «rc made advisory members,
nasmoeh as our venerable ehris
^ father, ltev. Dr. Bachman,
^A<1 uot be present at this conven- ;
tion on account of tbe infirmity of
and desired to be remembered
** l>rayers of the body, by mo-
tl<m ’ President led in a fervent
^>er that the Great Head of the
rack, who had crowned his efforts
¥ Uh «o much success, and in whose
be bad for mauy years la-
^ so faithfully, would still be bis
^PPort and comfort, his strength
thield in bis declining years,
him iu the hour of death, and
^rtrards receive him to an ever-
a8t ‘0g rest in heaveo.
A* there was no more business to
TjRRacted, the Synod adjourned,
r? mg the constitutional formula
Prescribed in our Book of Wor-
*> ■' Nhar.
mg Wve awd the owl raving truth of ,. tfT
the fimi ti Orel.
Father On**tier h*« entered Iwtw
wi* rFBi j pni fff n»fif»rw pMTPi
chamber of the rnnutYrd Wberev hi*
pretnre Hang*. Itl the (dare «f Hrerer
above the *Mf *m whfrfti lira thw
Aunily IbWe j awd atwwre*8)y hla
memory will be htenam .1 hs the ehil
t m II- Mu k|H k. i | a 8. u k hla
liflFfl Iw “M1 IfeP "$*'■$ m
t ittt F. ■ $*-4 *14$
W-ePM at
t*w> p**ar tw twkie w
Thy »VI- Wr fWi
rafw Hapffet* are
Wr w ArawAWa* ta*
fWHhr Rem tn arj A ItweAe,
.tnhu Fd grew, ha* ta*
agcwi tw taltret 9br »hf*
«■»» There are ware ffv#
awd VHMNMh *4wdkadh» Ml rlw
liinarii.
BUCK I Y K BILL FOUNDRY.
Imwiw
T«,
M
SU iTtUL FecAlf ScainirY.
HTAI NTON, va-
^pttta
ML
draai
Tr. a Fratktr te HR Nat.’
Orarail !»**** *« Flet areap —TW
wf ltrww«a*rk Iwat year l^wl
«*$ w rewtiwtire* tw wfww it* aiiaaiiwwi
with the rrwdtwg af a hwwww frara tW
Bible All the lay wreratrera awd five
mhtiwtwr* vtttcti agwiwal It. It are
tHnWeHl tllidha.it MM*1»I* iw WMHM* tail
wpew By wad with pra|«rw
The great ILret India (wrapawy,
lire rrelrewi iimI aretreC lait mu tml tarevre
porated aumlellnia that haw ever
dialed, ia w> wnaae. iu twreer* atad
arwt Iw the wrwaw. U
dialed * ccwrarj, awd «w tirat
ba. f i ■ i &# -
rap^irara i.gpcrara«p3pi, I
^reamiMww^mk iu>*ii**i*m mBIk N^l
Shw.remreM JTl
w»fh
arel viili
M* fmm*
■rare KB
mi tmmrmrimm im
bebnwpialwwaf dam
I HAVE wreewily MWtwd fw* 1he
\wriH, awd am prepared to exhibit
Itw wre*l rb rant and erenpteTC vtodk of
DRY OOODS
K' «re WwaieHi m «Hi« nuutei. mireiatuig
ref the laitree and mret frefiular rtyha in
Here* tired*, t aremrere*. Ar., with a
fall line mg
m omi im ere
April 2
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The Fatherland Series.
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“A WordSpokmia Snaltum. B««
9ood U fit"
Several laborer* were engitged, a
very w arm day in lire month of July,
1830, in repairing the |mvcment of
one of tire street* of Herlio, which
made it iu.passable to carriage*,
while petleatrirtii* had to make ihetr
way tbe lrest they could close to tba
houses on either siile.
Two of the workmen are about to
refresh themselves from a well filled
wbinkey bottle, when a venerable mww,
high np in the three score yewrs and
ten, with silvery locks, but Mill vig
ornns, comes along. It Is John Bran
gelist Gosamer, tbe spiritual father of
hundreds and thoo**mls of believer*
in Cntbolie, Greek, and Protestant
Home years ago. Mr A——, then »
#m mm. eja ,, » L 8« rn $ Mm-. jaWni 11 H f m4i#A
s IHIMJJ fDAll um% m MIKJf i]WII Of INI
we**., lie grew wr-axer *w*i wewwer,
until one day he wa* fbowcht tw he
dead In thin belief *11 the
ry preparation# for burial werr i
wareAmi-Wk a* ■ •• < ,■ a»|8 a -A
I Ilw^ FvU' lgf r* *Wv* * eRKP^re
were digging the grave. T
of the neighborhood were railed tw, flM"** » part of thw fttrawer*. The
awd wereprvirartwy fbegraieelathea „ ^
d Mrff re%t*w*#i | k# mu a ^. bSI oIi F t 4- wk
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tba room where the itewd lay. The mg^imrm fwwra of
nh% aii ittii w ho had attended Hire
remjr tb*” ' - *# ”™ wm«v eea^mw
rwnre iwto tha roreu. rabbed hha Hand
over the twee of tbe dead maa, oa b*
retnarkei), “IW John, he Is gone *
After a Nttie while Jiglifi**
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thw Leywllwa wfB he Mi that efty fbr
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trwiarr ia tb» Hoe of ray Hn«ire«re, Hein
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of “TV* Fatherland Seriea.”
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In the Midst of tV North Sea...
Anton, the Fidionuan
Rene, the little Savoyard
Fritf; or. Filial Obedieace
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Set No. 1, in a neat ere*.
j Under the Earth.. ,...$0.70
, t Haf Tborlackaea 1.00
The Trea«ire of the Inca 0.85
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TV Greek Slave; or, Filial Love,..$1.10
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— Gottlieb Frey, ....1.10
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/ Kp I*'.™’ I ' m,h Set No. 8, pnt up in a neat cane.
Jn*t Publiahod :—Twelve excellent
atones, translated from the French, by
Mr*. Emma B. Stork. 1st and M Series,
in a neat box, $1.50.
We have a nnmber of otlier Transla
tion* under way. which we will announce
from time to time.
SUNDAY—SCHOOL LIBRARIES.
Oar arrangement* are *uch that we
are prepared to fill order* for any book*
ismmvI by the variant publistaug hotises
in thi* country and in Europe (Engliflb
atul Oenatn) of the wire rate* a* tV
publishers. ,.c, i
We keep constautiy- on hand a large
and varied assortment, to which wa are
. , ChniwBra. KYcoromwntaatral from
g^ Metropolitan Braucli of the th ® Church of Koine a* a heretic,
tw ^ ,l)or e ami Otiio Uailrbntl, be honorml nih) probdel during many
Tfasbingtou city and Point of J«tr» by Ateximrirr tire Firatof Bus
opened to pumrenger y eater- '' ift * preweber of right eretaiw***,
All through trains between | h« haa at last found a home aud a
_ ,,H °rc and the Went, each way, w ‘de field of umdiiloere a* freator of
ejr j u ,,0w Wft Washington city, short- Bethlehem church in Berlin. Her*-
UR distance forty-eight miles, be has labored suceesefnlly for set
Susan
B.
1
Vonia , Ant hony says she
. Wnt bo frightened at kandiug
face with Satan. But the
10,1 i«, wouldn’t Satan
tsoed!
l*c
etiteeu years, and led t boa sand* of
souls from far and near to Christ,
But he has now retired from the paw
toral work, and devote* himself en
tirely to the ea uire of Foreign Mi avion*
and to tbe Elisabeth Hoapital. He haw
of tMT
straagdy to
droptred oo Hi*
little warmth
Into her grief atrickew heart. M iwhw
hi not dead,” the rtriwimed Thw
truth iw, dohn was not dead, feral
sensible of nil that was raid awd
done. He could neither apeak wor
move. There he My. 5or mrald
they aee H*« breathe. Score owe
smggewted that they put • feather to
Hia nwae. ft waa done, whew a very
slight awakm of the delicate flbrra
was observed This wa* over t«e*
ty year*, ago fohn k tiv|wg >#t,
ami iw well knowu to the writer, who
ftna (he above from hi* own Kira
When you aee w member of the
Church who hi aide to take and read
warn far thw
at
will ha (will
4 w Amtmi Brari—He. G
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thw grwvw of ora Arne were hah, awd
•rand ta It 4 highly hMverertaf hla
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rpUH HreA.ti 674 iwmon Mmo, ia now
I ready Wr rite the rhun h 8 wot*
wa every empf arid, and in this way pari
wf the »hvOH» aocrvr to the ehurrli.
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Mtamter* awd r*m*r***tM*i* arc rc-
S iraud t» and on their order* at once,
* V«m a ittaeaunf of ten per cent. Is
rrurr edition.
rihw. I* Nbwp, $*: AiwV wiuc, gflt
«d«e. as i I ritef. Taraey, $4. Tha fra
rwU 4Hw«< mad* te three wbe buy m
mreUttc*.
W J. DUFF IE. Bookseller,
Columbia^ A O
diuly makiug additions.
When dealb wa*
Comet Mmoa. all
hA pari fea the war*
ow by Pharao Tbufwie* fff,
Euphratew wdh hha, aad waa
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The taarrtpttwa owwtataa tha raaraw
of away Aalatie rittra, aBbedrag va!
A RAN OF A THOUSAND.
A CONSUMPTIVE CURED.
» hourly expected from
iraradire having failed,
lAffirtrtrtift
i *f Onssabur fmdiro. He now
inve* lilt* rcrifu free on receipt of two
*tre>p»u> pay espewaea. There »*»»<.•
V vymptwm of eon*cmprion that it
I m* direiawtr. Night i*«U, Imte-
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lire Sharp Prire in the Lnup. \*u#e*
. e ere supply all the want* of a Sun-
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TtwcXe, Reward*. Records, Bible Diction
aries, Question Books, Catechisms, Cards,
Tickets. Hymn Borin, etc., <
Any of our book* (except i
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