The Lutheran visitor. (Columbia, S.C.) 1869-1904, June 20, 1873, Image 4
VISITOR COLUMBIA. :8. tV JUNE 20, 1873
A MAX 0? A TEJl
ACOTSTmpnvE
Wh«drath bra*,,
Copscwrriojt, aJlrctuedfr*!
aeeMent led to a discm-2,
H. James cured liia «■&'
preparation of CanmabSj^
Mrs*, mill (Jading a bottle of ohv»
oil, of wIVrh they are vary fond, they
determined to fat soma of It 1 ml
quietly upon * tomato#'* mo watch
Ilf all ttair nMmrrM mill I iMak
must MW forgotten ») pwt
F»*r the Lutheran VWhir
miM xxm
bare a faithful Shepherd,
:lc la the Lord, raj God ;
tic lead* me io green pact ore*,
rVherc I shall never want i
Vnd beside the still water*. .
AT herein ibt soul delight*,
rhere I walk in the good path’
opeoed not! need before, but won still | Oat by
about half folL It woo not bag bo Halm
fore their strong Java bad loonaaad that at*
nod palled ml the cork, bat they cbUdrar
ware then ao aaarer tba oM, aod tbay pants la
I'hat lead to righteousne**.
I have a faithful Shepherd,
Ho I* the Ixird my God;
His rod and stafT comfort uar.
I fear uo evil thee.
Although dangers me threaten
K en if 'ti« death'* shadow,
l neither fear nor tremble,
My Shepherd la with me.
I have a faithful Shepherd,
lie is the Lord, my (Jod s
Ho feeds me from His table.
With the true bread of heaven
Ho anoints my head with oil,
My cup is always foil I
I’ll dwell in Thy house forever,
Thou faithful God and Lord!
For over FORTY YEAJW this
PURELY VEGETABLE
LITER MEmeWE has proved to be the
GREAT U1FAHHQ flFECOTC
for Liver Cmuidaiut aod dj&JjM** 1 f**i off"
gel at it, when suddenly Sly seemed
to find a plan, tor be ram on bis Mad
Um. and with bin whole form irushed
agalaat the uppUr part of tba bottle,
no that it toll over oa tu aide. Rat
•mo then, there wan not mnagb oil
within to mam tl to ran out, aad
only a little aptaatad ml m the
•bedf. After Licking thin eagerly ep,
the robber* warn etill m tor an ever
* t>, ,, . * I a * s. S-
iHrnJ l»f llvl* IMUM-Vn Hvw EP TWI
whether rmt» or nans ere always toll
of plane aad axpadfoata, ea oar tea
nlng friend Sly found a pUn that
CM at
iim, Mttm* attarks. HICK HEAD*
SfftfenAWfcw
, bit. foe,
er years of careful ex penmen ta, to
a freer and orgeat dreread, we now
ice from our origiual Otmmkss Pew-
THE PBEPABEB.
a.lrf fora, o< 8IMMOKIV LIVES
rLAToR, onetaiuittf all iU wou*
il and valuable properties, and offrr
ORE DOLLAR BOTTLES.
Powders (price as before) $1.00
No matt bee labored
for the welfare aad
MWU7 than M.nthal
Children's Department
For the Lutheran Visitor
Letter* to Littli Lntherans.
Sewisg Mtemaesi ^wiag hq
'ROES SHUTTLE" Snrbf gg|
Be. I, only $M Iet,|g
This I* a Shuttle Machine, hmait
Feed, and makes the lock «**•
oa both sides. It l* a sUafaiiin
Machine, and the only low-j«W
•tfteh’V Machine in foe Usingi
This Widekine rcctired tit Ihdam*
“Fob oftiu tiro CmwUmiPTS
CkmrMte,If. C\ im 1871 uadia*.
nr Tlie alpt-vc machine is mm
carefully inserted hie long tail
(which, by the way “ha* in it two
baadsid aad Mi dlatlaal iiaga*)
into the aeek of Ibe bottles aad with
a fafek whisk, dmw aad
•plashed mt a phstooa* Aower of
the delkdooa HtjniiL
flaring thoroughly looked tbroagb
ail the urateriea of th# aaatrr tktt
were about leering, ebesi a large
jar attracted their attention They
were very anxious to get at tba coo-
teat*, though they did and know
what wm within They tried their
teeth upon It aad la rarioee waye
sought to noire their new dilsmme,
but without meeeee. When they
had Anally giren it ap a* iapmiikls,
they turned to foe, and fUy invited
me to gw and see bia fondly, that ia
Me brother*, bat jaat then we beard a
scratching aad la pepped a big rat.
The three Meek one* leaped ha
mediately to their font with bristling
barks, aad prepared to Ay when the
browny called mt ia a frhtodly voice
aad asked leave to stay with no.
Looking at him more rkwiy wa lee*
mediately recognised oar friend Not
Lmasto, no of course we allowed him
to join our party.
lHwr Littk Friemti : l hare again
to apologise to yon for delaying this
letter some weeks, but 1 will make ao
excuses for it, as it is not so much
my fault as that of my E’atruu PALM;
ami yet you must not blame him, aa
lie lias had to work very hanl of
late.
Now to return to our friends the
rale, i skull give you an account of
n»y next days investigations after
I ruling the home of yorimmsto, the
brow* rat. My next day wan spent
in visiting the abode of Sly, and I
was much amused with all that I
saw, «o font 1 will uow tell about
*HE Tli 1CKS OF SLY, T1IK BLACK RAT.
Aee*a ding to my arrangement the
the two rats reported themselves to
luc at an early hour tbe next morn
ing, and giving Norimusto a holiday,
1 turned my attention to oar younger
and sleeker frieud Sly.
lie took me immediately to hia
favorite play ground the pantry,
where he was accustomed always to
revel amid good things of every sort,
Ou reaching this feasting ball of the
rats, Sly said that If I wonid allow
him to find oue or two of hia com-
puuhu^! be wuokl allow me how they
coiidullad their expeditions. I wit
ter five years.
Agerts Waated —Sb{m
meat* s<v'-w. Libera, dw
to winist’ i.« nf the coopFl.
for circolun whI
Addra* K»:v. C II. BERi
eral Aaeut, Coocora, X. C.
Jan 3
DR. C M’LANE’S
CELEBRATED
Liver Pills,
so* th* aw or
Hepatitis or liver Complaint,
emtnu ani^k k heapacnc.
or tern tainted with it. 1 ^
certainly iu an invali
constant cry is Progrw I
them i* undoubtedly n j
\*ogrWh toniy mind tl p\
be retrogression. I
neo are thoroughly at
* state of ferment, N |... v
old or well establishiKi I
loading or approved at; I
iking is changed, or ii |
ft^c. Mo works or id* 1 !
rsloc save thwse of tK' -
oeatnr}. T seem toR _
along without my own I
when I can find time tB ’*■
mrtit. it does not apjfc'
achievements are comnfo
oar preteusious. JVohB..
onmsly demanding r B;
the necessity was not 1
times. I kuovr, auntyM
not apt to run into raiB ; .
that I can {dace coiaB
ppinions. Wbat do yBrS
he the t&mk of this st B
lAad what do you tliinV E
pent among woinankiriK.
i u l shall be happy t<l
py quiet home, dear!
porins that are rockiB*
■from centre to cireniiB
jeot left our msiguifie;: I. -
potoucheii; bnt their B,
lauuiHestalions being B
Ibave not yet been ser;B
|The more general diftuB
liional a<iv antages, w :B ^
Iqaent increase of k now I
liotroduction of light I
■hitherto darkened, ha> I
|k>.discover imperfeet 1
■invisible, and caused B ,
Ihiagiug for their reneB^
|»ko a turbulent resit I
luaity wrongs—real. K ’
■pteat number of inst;tB
■■igbt be expected w hB
■becomes limitless, mm; B
■too, or at least Their <■
■cited ho|W‘ has great hi
■tbem. We are very al
■ Uuenced by feeling aB
■ngiit or what is wrongB
■vhm it effects oursolB
Ibirtanately, as seenlaB
Rbmiincreased among • I
i^wWftedge of ('rod’s vl
■advanced in the satm- I
I>t takes a secondary p!.t« ;
I ‘‘^bis lamp, whose B
|tended to illuminate u B
| a I^rplexed minds, i f
fo^iidc, a ru i n u . tiidjc-j,. B
Br*** substitntB
l^BOrpracticaUy.aUtu.B.
||!^>fessedly, the guide 1
1th ° Uger ° Ur Tule of laB
Bi < ‘ PAseof a very small
00 louder there is < B
■Pcvplcxity— a perfect ll
GEORGE £ YACEEKt
Door, Sash and BlmJ Faki
Symptoms of a Diseased Uver.
P AIN » the right tide, under the edge
of the rib*, increases on pressure;
loeeiwfi the pat* it in the left side; the
ptwet is rarely al k to lie oa the left
side $ sosnctunc* the pstn is felt under the
skoeldev-blade, and H frequently c* lends
to the top of the shoulder, and is some
time* mistake* for a rh--irm*ri«n in the
arm. The stomach is aiccted with loss
of appetite and sickness; the bowels in
general are tosthre, sometimes alternative
frith 1st; the head is troubled with
CNfiStof fiNTN!Y^fiBffjpff0BTCM ■ GQII| al*5ffvjr
arnsatiah in the bark part. There is ge
nerally a considerable loss of memory,
accompanied with a painful sensation of
having left undone something which ought
to have been done. A slight, dry cough
pampilasat of wesrjw i «**d drkilstyi h«
Is easily startled. h«s feet are cold or burn
ing, mid he complains of a prickly sensa-
tkeir art Six Dadd Uruwater, ia
epeefokfog ef Ike eehgeet^ way a. Th#
N O imported work kept oa h
supply the country trail
work ia made at our own factwy
city, and under foe proprirtart
sapervision
Send for Price List. Faria
War* Booms : King, oppaefcM
Street, ou lino of City railway.
Box, No. 190.
July 7
trouble about the jar aod naked Mm
iuoted their expedition*. I wil
lingly gave my consent, and off he
HCiiuipered to neck his ft lends. lie
.soon returned with
cose. Xorimoato thought aw Mi* aad
then said M t knee nwt with aueh a
difficulty before this end have bet
Mkfi way to aoive
mafofoimt
me tb; A they were hia brother*. The
two appeared rather afraid to com#
near me. bat when I spoke t# them
iu tlioir own tongue, and naanred
i In in that I waa neither cat, dog, not
man, they gradually gained courage.
The first thing they seized upon
waa a basket of egga, and it waa
amusing to w«t«h their proceeding*.
They would u*e their frout paw* aa
anus, and take an egg up oa their
fore feet, bolding it tight up an
der their chin, until they removed
it from the basket to the floor ; then
they rolled it carefblly along till they
reached the bole in the wall, when
one rat would get iu front and one
Iwbiud the egg, mid *o eonvey it
safely to tluur new.
But tjbc most remarkable part of
their behaviour waa the way they
took ao*ie of the eggs down atnirsw
Roiling an egg to the top step, one
of the rats would get down on the
next step and gently reeeire it into
hi* arms, (for# paws) and then let it
down to the step on which be eat I
then the other rat would go below
him, and so the process wfis repeated
till they reached the bottom, f had
beard that the way iu which rate
carried off eggs, was for one to tie
down on his book with the egg in hie
embrace, and then the rest drew hits
along by the tail, as if he were a lit
tle cart. I asked Sly if this were
true, and he answered that he could
not tell certainly, bnt that they were
accnstomed to carry them in the way
I witnessed.
After having carried away several
eggs, they seemed determined to
feast themselves on the spot. So,
while one stood guard near the door,
the others seized each ou egg aod
very skillfully commenced to empty
the contents. I watched Sip care
fully to *ee how be managed, and
this is Low he wept to work. Taking
the egg between bis fore paws, he
turned the smaller end ap and opea
iug hi* mouth v<fry wide, gave a
quick crunch. And opened, a good
size^. bole* , ( iuto.,which he buried hie
nosey an&fA his eagerness, sat upon
his hind legs holding the egg ae a
squirrel bolds a not. Nothing gives
a rat so great pleasure on eatiug, and
the expression of delight on Sly's
face was truly comical. His long
whiskers stood oat on each aide of
the egg, while bis block head looked
all the blacker beside the white shell
of the egg, and hia little jetty eyas
twinkled and shone with satisfoctlon.
They soon drained thrfo egg* of
their contents, and then scampered
in search of something more. Every
thing was so carefully pat away how
ever, by the housekeeper, that tbay
found little more to satisfy their de
Change of Schedule
Son* Cmuxi R. R. Cornua
Columbia, S. C-, Sept. StU
Change of schedule, to yt> into eft
agah»«t >L he poshed oat with el! hie
force end Is! the for slipped, dipped,
•lipped nearer aad nearer the edge
till, all at <m, over it tnfohtod wiffi
a crash that jingled the ******* on
the shelves and awd* the three Mark
v. uau^r ui m in-MUK .
end after Sunday, 29th
Mail and Fane
Leave Columbia
Arrive at Charleston.,
Arrive at Columbia...
Night Urprt*$, Freigh
fion Train {8mm
Leave Odwmbia... ..
Arrive ml Chariest on
Lea ve Charleston
Arrive at Columbia..
ment. Of eotirar ft smashed info
fragments aad after oil thru ImM*
the contents were ptektea. too sharp
tor even a rat’* taste We than left
the pantry, as ww heard seam oao
taming a key in the door to see what
all thin noise was.
Guided by Sly we weal |o bm
home under the foam latum* #| the
IJr.i. Ml.mi Lives Pill*, im ca*w
or Aowa sue Fim, wbee taken widi
Qoiaiat, ere productive of the moat happy
Or atlas. No better cathartic can be used,
r -pantory to, or after caking Quinine.
V't ,l| alvtK all Who are affiictcj
*ri ^ t % » dilate to give them * raift
mu. ■■■• r**-i '
A Ureas «9 or Jm ae -
Ft*wi\ i mm., Pwrmraoif, p.v
V " TV «•(** Mdl l*Y--ifc'iti'** M.lOTW Oi-oi rltkrr*
# ' ' 1 »v *»'•■, « Jl <ti i* wnm tl or
, »•>! r< *«•«' - * *r ’ f. C t
con tinne to run to Columbia
—Mondays,-Wednesday* aad
T eeve Cam den
Arrive at Columbia
Ix-ave Columbia...
Arrive Camden... ,
A. L. TYLER, Vice-Brew
8. B. PicKrxs, Gm TWtrt Aft
• * «*»•••
h/tmwji the Mark fats at whkfo I
ohail toon give you a toll amwiat
We also heard awverml floe Aftarfoe of
the Lif* sf Sorimwta the frrm fat
My patron to called away now, an
good bye aay young frtooda, till you
bear from me again. Tear friend.
Ma.vtxim
Charlotte, Columbia to
Railroad.
GemrrtU 8nperintendmCt fi$R
Coll xiua, September
O X and after this date the fdh*
schedule will be run on tifotea
goixg socth. . *
Tr«iu Xo. 1. TraaS
D-ave Charlotte, 7 15 a ni ••
** Columbia, 2 28 p in **•
Arrive at Aufrneta, 7 42 p m
'.onto KOWTR.
Train No. L T*a»#
I a*ave Au^jnsta, 4 15 a ni 5 W
“ ColumbiA, 9 45 a in It*
Arrive at Ch*k>t te, 4 40 p as < •
Standard time 10 minutes elo*«J
Washington ; six minutes aheadt*
big'
Train No. 1 daily; train No-M
Sundays excepted
Both trains make dose ceaeofod
all poiate North, South aai
Through tickets sold aid baggagW**
to all principal point*- _
” Y p \I }" XANDEo
' Geel.
"iL^av. A*»t ;
IriMftrttoto
to-e-"* ■ »- p -»r
Dr. C M l site's Vermifuge
( MV 1 !W* gw* W M K H“JU IU, ttWlMK. ud
a MU «M> Ke*i Btk.,- « WMRU.Ci«. HrjItU dukt ul
M’LANE'S VERMIFUGE.
m r.xrn mt. rxu
» ■ r •-rr ter- er ivrrme.w
May 2 241—cow—ly
MtlfifirtflB to the Thief at Tm
m ilhiiUffdiliff nht Loil iawitto# umiIj* a
vMW'wv^wwiee^i|t wwrni ws fi
—mriiifofal njMti iu foie line, eh#
found that eloMiut uluays hoi effuru
ww crilwfod b) her fnewda. Ouor,
at a teajfoiiy, she passed • large
•pfdr arMoad, *t»«J *U(e«l her rcMifi
“Helen, dear, the echoiaru atari el
ten o’clock; do harry, er w# shall
certainly be tote,* said Mary Jay la
ber Meter Helen, who woe poorer
Molly behindhand la everything;
and though by tor the clover er of the
two Meters, never ranked ee high ia
lesson* at school, or work at hoate.
quite snncfuaefol la her iuiltaflcwM of
Natara's jwvdact, bat her friend*
•eft, as aeaal, out ef her opinion
<foe crittcfoed the ahepe, nay lug that
M oould he mar# natural If ft waa
wot ee globular ; ••other criticised
the outer*, eod said that ll waa bet
lor theu other iuxftaUoae, bat eh#
bal not qall* bit that nut oral, In
denari bable paeattority wbheh die
ttagatohee the aatural apples from
RUPTURE CURED
Mars be Radical Cur# Truss.
htoauty enwM w#t be
■tour*
This porticolar dey, one Mould
•uppoeo that Helen weald bare
to a neighboring waterfall of great
beauty was to award th# diligence
Of the ffond*y scholar* of the acboot
to which the children belonged ; and
bright anticipatioqa of pleasure bed
filled the minds of at) for aeveroi
weeks poet.
ive Truaa
G. to C. Railroad.
truss «a
lotto. Coi
MdWili
Railroad.
woods agate, ebe ate ft without
g anything Her friend* Had
erithriKing a teal efqple, but
• afterward criticised ber Imita
u mm. ,,,
Leave Columbia Ot.ti
Leave Atom
Leave NewMny
I-rfwre Cokeabttrjr...it
Leave Belton
Arrive at Greenville. -
could induce ber atoter to prapore in
time tor the b
tost moment, th# laacdeat girl earn
memed to dieeatangle bar untidy
hair, and search for her utieefog
artiete* of drees, the teachers and
scholars were already forming to pro
erosion, and shortly afterward they
passed tar father's door, with to#
ners waring and flags flying, while
poodenl of an Rogtiah jouraoJ any*
uto^maramra of foe apuie, bow
It ftTneShrs Ofobrated Arttfi-
mb* yiis.4 i y pi i
»(fw GeoimIaII’a Patent Ralfoet
l then hastily
relieving rtaamottofo. The
•ay be colon to the aaael w
t<*. !• '.'n*ru ij.je — - -
Mary, who entreated to be allowed
to bear tar company eft home.
This, however, their mother wonid
aot allow, wisely j edging that the
sain levy lesson weald net «o«n iw*
(■ngottm, were the day pneetd by
her dewghter to eolitiide sod rrflee
Arrive at Belton 9 00 a » t
Connecting with down
Greenville. Jh : f ! ‘« n^rm
Apartment with a competent
*•
fit W. Baltimore 8t. ’
Thursdays and
PbDAMEAD,
•Tanfif Mtortaw,