The Lutheran visitor. (Columbia, S.C.) 1869-1904, July 18, 1873, Image 4
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Poetry.
Jfor the Lutheran Visitor
Cmdflhd Unto th# "World-
BY M. B. B.
Onr Mi
"Uve not the aiuful
It tiatli rawiltod from it* rightful Isvrd.
It* spirit never ©an with Hm accord.
And high hnth H*t*n’a Imiumt been un
furled.
II we helunwto Chrint the world will lute.
For it oanWbly truly love it* own.
And soon oar fellowship it wUI disown
With haughty pride and seonifwl joy
elate,
It severs its wily prince with ardent seal.
Our King w« follow too throngh woe or
weal. 1
These rival
At
MdM eaj» never anile,
M the distant pole*.
Or as t he blaring sun which o’er os rolls
Is to the gloomy shades of mm
Their aims can not be made te __
Ami we can never homage pa* „
For one oar hearts will love—the other
" loathe, t
Then let us sunder all the potent ties
That from onr Lord allegiance would
steal,
Transferring » His for oar anient seal.
Oh l may onr hearts for e'er be dead to rife.
And crucified unto earth's van Hie*.
For only deadly poison in them IhMK
And ea^iess dead) their glittering shapes
What graceful beauty in their outward
form f
What spacious innocence they meekly
E'en the most wary one wttl feel no fear
From glowing loveliness with life an
. warm.
But from them all oar eyes must tarn
away, *
Ere they ensnare us only to betray
Oh ! wondrous is bright
sling spill!
Her graceful form bedecked with jewels
nire.
Her shining hair eawreathed with flow
ers fair;
But oh! her syren songs are bat the knell
Of those who follow her thro’ earthly joy
O’er laughing mirth’s gay path to'
less woe,!
Where loot unsated must forever stow
To mock the soul that pleasure could not
SttfL
The pride of Jife, the fleshly lust, the eye
All, all, the Loid commands to crucify.
And must we all these pleasing things
resign,
Aud only grief sod self-denial know.
Nor ever feel sweet pleasure’s happy
glow ?
Nor pluck bright flowers In mirth’s sun
shine f
“The servant putat not be above his
Lord.*’ |
And thro’ his mortal days the cross
r^saszzz
moat bear
Tilfin
n immortal life
rs immortal pu
ks thro’ paths
life the crown he wear,
rest bliss afford,
hs of sorrow and of
And joys
}fe walk:
shame.
Aud even so njust those who bear His
name.
Is it not sweet J
r hof<
tToi
Who Tqr us S
E’en ’till the
In anguish deep
If partners of
throne.
In glory bngh
For only tho*
As beasoil tor,
Then on tl»e ci
And all that
w sufferings to share,
the wme-pressal] alone,
i iwfnl try of “It i* done,'
I try o
resounded thro* the air f
I is grief will share Ills
forever with Him reign,
who walk with Hioi ua
ahy He’ll ever own,
osb let siuful pleasure die,
thip world values—crucify !
Children’s Department.
Fo>
“Mother,
about Hath, if
“And that
ful,* added G
“Yes, I r
to give you
time, aud I w
pleasure. T!
ooce in the
man by the u
“That vm the ptecr whore Jeans
was born,* sold foufo*
“Yes, that was tho aasao village.
When Naomi rotaraod bar kin sib lb
ware rejoiced to aaa her, and wal
cornel bar and Math, bot aba told
them of all bar trouble* that tho
Lord bad amt upon her, that, where
as aha bad goae away with bar baa-
hood and two sows and ptenty of
►worldly goods, aha bad Ml bar hun
tty lying la the land of Moah, aad
returned borne none tsd old to
die In her own eaantry She laid
them also bow dutiful and good
Ruth waa to bar, aad no won far
Bath tho gaad apialfla of bar klfo 1
tired Naomi bad a blnaaua who
was qatto rich, and bad mnmj flotds
of grata. His asms waa Uosa Tbo
time when they rat anted waa at tbo
boginuing of banreot, aad It wan tho
eastern for yoaag girls, who wsro
poor, to go iato tho Aalda aad gfoaa
after the reaper* They, did aot
have reaping maobinc* then an wa
now do, bot Iba grain wan eat off
with a reaping book, or knife* coo
asqoeirtty there wars many stalks
loft bore and there ever a Aotd that
bad been aliased by the reapers, aad
often a gleaner cooUl got qoita a
bag of grain, la the coarse of a
day, by picking up what waa IsA aa
the told. Naomi said to Kalb, W#
are poor, my daughter, aad ae yoo
wish to go and glean after tho rasp
era, tho Lord go with yoo aad giro
yoo favor ia the ayao of the owaer
of the harvest Aabl where yam may
chance to go.' Bo Rath chanced to
go into tho fcrid of Boas, or rather
the Lord directed her etepa thither.
Wbeu Boas came to bte flehl to see
bow the reapers worked, ha saw a
strange yoong woman, who Urn idly
followed with the other maiden* af
ter the reapers. Then Host naked
the bend mao of tho ronimns * Whoso
damsel in Ibis f II# replied, ’Hath,
tbo woman from Jtoab who ret nr nod
with Naomi , aba ashed me to 1st
bar glean after tbo reapers, aad I
gave bar leave.’ Thee Boos weal to
Roth and told bar that aba waa wal
coma to gather grain there, and that
daring harvest aha shook! remain
near his maidens, aad drink and eat
with them. that no one should
troll Wc her.* Rath bowed bemeif to
the ground and thanked him for hia
kindness, hot be tokl bar that be bod
beard bow kind aba waa to
the Lutheran Visitor.
Ruth.
would like to h
you please,* said Mu
sie B. soon afU r the story’ of Jonah
had beeu relatt d by her mother.
“Do you reui ? ruber anything about
KuthF said M w. B.
“You told \ is that she was the
great^graudmoftor of David,* said
Heury.
I jfebo was very beauti
rge.
iber that l promised
story at some future
II relate it now with
was a great famine
tnd of Israel, aud a
of Elimeiecb, and
liis wife Naomi, with their children,
left Palestine find went into the land
of Moab to live while the famine
should last The inhabitants of
Moab were directly descended from
Lot’s oldest ill ugbter, and also the
Ammonites from his younger daugh
ter, so that the Moabites considered
themselves as distantly related to
the Hebrews by blood, although they
never went with Jacob’s family into
Egypt. The two sons of Naomi saw
two young,girls in the land of Moab
that pleased them well, and so they
married them and lived happily *for
about ten yean, then both of the
brothers died. Elimuleob, Naomi's
husband, had died some time before,
and so she wm» left jdone with her
two daughters-in-law. Naomi de
termined to return to her own conn
try; for she heard that there was
plenty of food again In Palestine,
and so she started upon her journey
on foot. Her two daughters in-taw
went with her a short distance, and
then Naomi said to them, ‘Ycm had
better return .te yonr own mother’s
bouse, aud find husbands for your
selves amongst your tribe, and the
Lord bless you for yonr kindness to
me.” The two girls answered her
that they would go. with bar to the
land of 1 Judah, but Naomi told them
that ‘she wfls old and poor, and not
able tpj take t eare of them, and that
they would stranger* in her land,
and they had better remain with
tbeir kindred.’ Orpah, the older
oue, kissed her mother-in-law, and
wept as she bade her good-bye, bat
Ruth could not be persuaded te
leave Naomi, but told her that she
would go with her, aud that her God
should be hers also, and her people
and country she would adopt for
hers too, and that nothing bot death
should part them. Then Naomi and
Bath journeyed towards Bethle
hem.*
THE LUTHERAN VISITOR, COLOMBIA, 1*1? JULY 18. 1873.
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of the
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presni, ia it aot timely la
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at leant, it meat ha admittml. in nwS
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an “drvoellf te he
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REGULATOR
Far ever FORTY YEARS this
PURELY VEGETABLE
U VEM MEDICINE ha* proved to be the
OSJLkT UBFAJLINO SPECIFIC
!uaiidi<4. Billons attacks HICK HEAD'
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tttowuwL. H«tartliam. (TilLLSAND FE
VER SSL, Am*
KtU* pa* «f onrcfel ♦ tpevtasssts, to
**w o (peat aad argeat draioad, we now
frtan net origins! (iemmime Pmr-
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THE FHEPARED.
form of WIMMUNK’ LIVER
JSol
r»r t PM
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Thr IWArr* (prior a* before) $1.00
par peokarr*
Brat hr amil 1-00
rr CAUTIOI t 4L3
Bmf no I’nadomor PREPARED HIM
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owr mrmvwl wtapper, with Trade mark,
Maun), aad Haraaturr unbraken. Near
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Door, Sash and Blind Factgj
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■Mtt MW Mm' mmrnimmk mi - JftMfo JM*! ■ w w
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lyang at my
he had ftntwhad a A ve
«4 nfctrh I hate gitet* naly n brief,
I willed he* attoatom to aa
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st^
» letter ef $mw ^ hrdeiw him, aad ashed tom If
be m« sa» (bat b*dar*i t lie waa
W bo «mld tarn to the
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*!* * mRP eHn# mRilmYdBa dew u-BWw edkw Rt’* 4 jt* W wmi ■ uikd 1
reading public ? While truth u «hy we
there fomad—truth to tha pnnai|iba uddtaary nwtwwn iwnrtmd 4 altok. rn m * ffo** • Ettfo fond 1 toad at toanmdf
•fevwd before 1U1 realtor* it leek* tow cirtta* at totond* woato be ghat) mak«m a
Ik# nag erf a graaiae atabamt «f Red, the grant amitoriti «rf leadmu ** •bs
bar for bar trust la Him, and for tratha, which aaderito alt arleaar, all
leaving bar own land to take ears dwaavety , alt act, aad all htototy. J
of her toother ia law Tlfoo he told j #- Th|
her to come at bmm! Unto aad eat af The refigiwee
bis broad, and when she did an he darted ea the Hae of trar edaratbm,
gave her some parehed cam. aad j to at m*«e a teacher wf pnhttoe, a
tohl tha yoaag men to Mbs wbea eaaeefvalor of tileralare, a dtfoafoc
waa near, and parpoaoly tot of wtoaee, amd aa edacalat of tha
handful* of grata foil for her la ptok truth. *ehto la amke a toe aatw asl
KHnStdl ^^AniWfgg <a; ja4f sitato
w « Y WfW* A *n|
the af||>a tab#* ef»
i
aw ha vr
with
tb* brat
itovi y m§m
lip. Rath went home at mght with vatfoa,*
thorn ha waald tote to
ptoaee. Having them tfgfo
suSTY I fotol toRU ‘tnHtoOflu $ a*j* its foto
kcagth, I added thin pantoetfoRt *4lf
jraa wdi ram to Rto fMarvver foar
the week wbea yum*
at one eisr Id ting btm gw sm at
tlMi I kmm aHiUmi
Jifi fog^Rggi d$|i lipit' wfoA ||^
nf if mil Ui fl'KrRf *s K A* tm 1. a* maah WaamitoY^d imikas
(m** * ’vn * h mi-imi s ^a^r - u
|JU«| Imp bmi 4HMiiKdU«’R-t fo*4«)»
Mew aad wRtotoww bit order.
a niae parrel ef
Naomi saw It she asked Jher where
she had been. Rath told her Ha the
Adds! Boas.' Naomi aaid. III tawed
he the Lord who hath not left off his
ktndnem to the living ami the dead.
Thin man la oar nest k
Rath told her what Bees had
her, ami Naomi said, ‘It la good that as it eatorw the
you go out with hia mnideaei
list* m tks
tte tear tried
great farts
oem mea te
to time aad eternally.
To my muni, we have aa forum ef
Itfo ttovetoparat eqaal to thaee per
arated throagh the rstigtouu weekly,
aa R eater* the home af the hatnhto
< rhrtotlaa poor, er the palare af la*
a ■tsitn to> ,< Sf BfotogjR ■ 1 AmAiilCi
jwm HR mwm m j«f%*m*'*m w
; mKKm ’
my to*
)A!N •« (hf tigW< f'Jc, under ike edge
of the f tH, inmeswet cm prc*»ure;
nttnn tke fwm n in t v .« Mi tide ; the
pHirnt w lunoNr *He to |«r on the left
«4c ( putm acne* the p» in i« frit under the
•hMJct .sic, sr*i il frequently ctrend*
to the iff 4 the *W !cr, end it tome-
thec* mbtdtea for a riktemetian in the
*m. The itonsh »* tiutdl with Ion
4 •fprr«e «d Htincw; the f>owxl» in
genctuS *re costtoc, souict tmet siternstive
wrtth kt j the kesd i» troubled with
pim, •< v raponied wit* • du’l, heavy
■snorticm a the bsct p*rr. There n gc
a |*t*lul ssfmsnrv asrslly « e«n*iitorwJ4e lot* of mettrarv,
l irwonttotaty, and *«wm|uui»ed woh « p*u: f ul *euMti<m of
totoY^mty wfufoi! ^*3% t ft4 njp; W ItK H OUgRI
to tore been done. A tight, dry cough
4* ssnuriwac* an *e«n*A*t. Tie puettuu
vwmphsm of v'fi? 1 *nd debHitr j He
b euaslv «t*r led, h » feet *re cold or burn-
tog, and he c implstn* of * prickly *riuw-
aa of l he skis ; h-* ipiriti are low ; snd
*M*oitfh hr »t **: triad that extreme would
Sr hswrhc «! t» Ld, jrtt he c»n wtrerljr
smnm<m up f -nlude en^uph to try it.
*• (bn, he d iik- cv^ty vducdhr* Sc*
wui vt the * vc r ntptnms attend the
■ &c*wr, hvt tore starred where
irw *;tf them ti ed, yet cv*mm*tion of
the body, after death, Hat ahown the Lt*
j vm to Have been ex ten^ *t cl t ^Icranged.
CHARLESTON, S.C.
N O imported work kept cm
supply the country trade,
is made
i
work i« made st our own fartorj- a fl»]
city, and under the j-roprietor 4 *
M
for Prio- Lint, ft
Ware Room* : King, oppoatel
KUeet, 00 line of Cit;
Box, So. ITO.
July 7 tf
'tty railway!
Ririlroads
Change of Schedule.
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aad dn «mf know.
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AGUE AND FEVER.
Never la the hbtfmry wf nAtginiww
newngmpevw have they an folly met
a fog* tirrs^nfitofYf tisi a «*df »k~ ^ \
* altoB* w Yritfltois yrwBWBBn»ul
of nonet} as they do today. Neewr
have they m aew, gird tod the wnrld
an with a gwbtow am nf lightewtog I
Just as he told you to do, aad remain , *ry, thr heme nf tbsrtoh It
near the reaper* till the rod erf bar tree trim*tin nun ton ami
vent.’ 80 Rath pmepereri. ami by to the child, the yuwtk. the
the eed of hsffi* she bad gotten a the tetodar. the aged, btomiag
goed deal of barley for her aad her , and lifoh* uttk its —tod 1
toother In law. The rewper* obeyed
the directions of Boas, and IH many
haodfnla of grain foil for Roth, so
that she always tow! plenty to take
home with her at aightfoll-”
“That waa very kind in Boas, no
ther, waa it not T
“Yea, he was a good man, aod I
think most have loved Ruth already,
for we And that wbea be found mil,
after harvest was dene, thst he was 1
the neat kinaman to her who had
the right to hs her bwslmnd ami
protector, that he very qmekly
availed binaaetf of the right, and
made it known ae the elder* and
the inhabitants of the city, telling
them that ha woald take care of
Naomi mmI Ruth, nod railing them
to witness that he took Ruth to be
bis wife. We find that God gave
them a so« who was railed Obed,
and he became the father of Jsnsr,
who waa the father of David. Ruth
wss known by all the city to to a
good, amiable woman, and her kind
neas to her motber ttelaw, Naomi,
was very remarkable. God bieesed
her and btr deaceodanta, for we And
that Mary, the mother of Jesus, wa*
of the house of David, and rouse
qnently descended from the toast!
fol Moabitish girl. Rath.* B.
• —-eu
«% and ia great wrath mtiered
fe tti* !**■»#’ :M Lam, ! t 1 1 11,1 8 4k wfc |d,u
mBw ; t$WP fRBRB 'mP^m f
1 misAsI gu^|l Lx a* ia tfi f mAaSto^ a M . saiS'k
4 ma*** *S*"^v ■ w -w-w *** j
y earn past, hi* lull wa* an arf r j
wish tol'eav’ur for every yam#, u*ei '
Da. C. M’Lw’i Lrvta Pill*, iu esat*
«u Ai i'* *«n Fail*, when taken with
<(> 3 stne, are p«h»ctive of the moat Happy
1 <!(». N* herrrr cathartic can be uacJ,
f • r»*r«*«wy to, or after taking Qainiae.
V ( nam U dviie *11 who are aAicted
% a 1. a rf:aMue te givv them a rcit
mm ^
CvUreat all oeien to
4 5 biahl riTTtacnmt, Fa.
i-Htii m
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rsvord the glory nf trnthh mbaton, r
white repenting Iks very lesnumi* Simrr -Tjg
which can gtre to man peace, and to
God all the honor,
M’LANF’S VT.R M IFUGE,
ro ora tut mw
*«• new »*r or rwrvtrm.v*
May f 242—-cow—ly
tetlk (for
•ah* if *»*}«'
**m4 laker it 1
No fosstly
ms into the «foj
tM WBHfl ALfoKIntellk ft*v te |
tow wwrote : fUNM'fq.Wh 649 W|
■p jflppBl
governed, then, whm the rrHgtcms • to
newspaper is nut’ fonnd. Wfote' ihr men who retail It for tatedisih
f?Ti C Vf*f 4 4^ *2 > > mfonsa, snd afohg^$rfn to tto <*y.'
Ntnl I hsvn tew
w'teh tk«s%» wtehsng I tod nevvw tie |
A ruailfU. i M»«K1 IAN
Vtkale at (Astomgto* ahsnt iwen j
t> yewtn ago, and the gwent wf the |
IV ii iteient* I had nroateim to ibnrrv* 4
Ik. ik- —M3.«^u»^a at niianeii iin* I lif it i i r* IsAm
mm IHlriwr <m MPMB| mm
RUFTUXK CURED.
Mkrah'a RadioU Cure True*.
foefop WaS *r4
fJpME heel and n*o*4 effective Tram
—!«■
The Short Line Scheduk
C. C. I'i; A. Railroad C<k
General Ticket Dep
COLl'MMA, JnOf It, Iff
O N nail after MONDAY, June M,
the follow ini; Schedule wffl
over tliie road:
(iOIXO NORTH.
Train No. 2.
Ianive Anirada, 8 52 a hi
Leave G mniteville, 4 45 a m
Columbia,
srfomrf tear her. wtte really care*
tto culture of hia eta—, can nffbrd tm i
great a Inns ns 1a Hte folkrrw tn tabs !
n religions now • t*«per f What pa*
tor, who really dewires the
of his
and theft enlargement. tod no
4M tto wnrhl to kiwis ihr fact, and
tto rv*«*|te> seukl tw aeJntary,
Si i-,.i. < r.tu. a w tirn* 11 •“*' • •-*•«•«** <«*«**«« •*.
ruw tad 1 ran t . mi tot *uk •> d pnlrffohori it in tto Oforr—r. A
Itofr Ctotel lake hJling* ttot firiter •nhmsdarr te iUnfoed. (ton., wrote
ha»l when to fowtotod ito nosinrns I •* «***> tn Mats rffto-i 1 “I bare fll
mm ,kk AHIIm* rftkr MH' *-«• «""•*«» to «*»
(imttHM I'M* Wm tWt |’«On»«H» * «* M.T. fltofnw..
r i ■ »r„.«n foi tlie cure and relief of
lamW} ««*wnip. mmamg ( m R„|,tan>. Tlii* Tm** ha* re-
Si4 gratdy every Christian j erived the wroctioc of the most eminent
phiakiiMiw of thb country. who do not
nc4t.it, to recommend it to thorn Aftlictevl
with Hervia a* (*e»«s *uj>eri<»r to all
until hte
the e*
who
With
nf mp
a
tod t do twit believe thst«— • |
pfote • i« hi* fomilt or so inhere rlm%
and to* pnpr* that say » to does akall
iA good I— Jtafaffow* ffrrmld
'iff' that
UbarumJ te a ralwahle
paMtetlvw te djnfmpgla aad la
Golden The bm
never foiled is a myth. Such a
never lived and te never likely
All success te a senes ol effort*
which, when closely viewed, are i
more or teas foilnrva. The mountain «nd bow*!*. Taken In doses 4
te apt to overshadow tto hlU, hoi | teaspoonfel. sight and s»oewfog. It te
tto hill >• a reality nevertheless If 1 an almost Mfoftteg <m«vv«ll*# of
yon fail now aad theg, don’t bn | coat.re habit. Mil*.] with noftMtiog
and 1
io ysMirv
i -r<in4alsi -mm k IhLSiate am*- **
Bute gw«d i-hriatten,
Ir
d'-irf’iM*’*'■«* A, jrtt hhh ■ — m, jiigifc - m
1 * * "f o«w*s4smj as
ted w|
«rf h«s
■ It 1* tto only True* that will retain the
kcmrla with sti.v rrrtaint}, aad the wearer
ran feel smnrod that to t» tMing a remedy
thst sill to at all time* nafe and effectual
is its operation*. Of this we guamntee
entile wlirfartkn to all who may come
**ter onr treatment.
’ folk ebuiUe alMlomiual belt* for
falliiiff of tto annuls aud a*
a ssppurt to the hack and abdoininid
m Aiiklrfa, kwe <*|* and stock
ing* for varicfutr vein*, nicer* and weak
| joint*.
siKMtlder htwern for terfies, p'nt* »ml
of j»too]miff of tto
G. A C. Railroad.
i! im
D aily, w.
with Niurh
eoad.
Sundays euoep
■tTiff
any fotttov
********* • paj*v that nsut, \ mie imormneot*. tto mate snpermr
44 he prarwth. . article iu umv-light, csaUjr udiuMed and
I oowirf msHi|d} (hem ex am fries, ^tn*> Indnoncste for *11
tft 8 irstete ftJhtte'f 8iIft* I C^ff8"T*f* tlf tllf*
fW * WOWSwww 5 * ’ gih, * vs I 1 ”™ S'SWSvi'-
a pattern of*
mmmi
wo ike *W- M
rtshtetem* had sirnr eteeed«d that of
t> feet, Ac.
for OletneutV
hnhs,
at fo
Celebrated Artifl-
dteocsiraged. Bear ia mind R te
only (to part and sspsrieocw of
wry MWCtMafkil man, and tto immC
aoccmmfnl m«u often have (to most
failursa
omllion. it
pe^e^wvmn^fm»^^qf SO
and heating
or tawny comptexkma
An ga
in sn Hew
a vtnuxtA
H «
wsa promtnsnib • pSMtieal , Ml p,3nm>, «m
“ and worm worn! to him
that Ito matt whom
KM atftrai
, -Hi
Agent for GmmUlt’* Patent Ruhtot
CwtdtfH.
bur Ik. li*lwxirk , « Silver 1'ferine
!
tf | wove f» mention II g ^
ngwten II null jo
pfomsisys and In reporting
Ito Martfmd i**ht*c*4 < hristiata Ob Agrol
*erve, t «h* mat rail him a Christian TtZL,
ttoiltona I doted an regard kite 1 feppmn r
rlimiinn, snd It j A*n «it for Ih. W*d*«**rthV Stem Per
is to^op* j tePte Jrtt«X l,,l, ^ n< * ‘ ol "* H ' ,oot
tug man J j '
’"“"'npftapr.*’
iultimoiv 8t..
Baltimore. Md.
p8ff
> show id m
low dwell
weog‘ t#o H with Hk tto tevs «rf God In sneh a man f* j Wt W. BalUmore S
art. In twmorUng I dams id reply. “1 give It np.*
r
' I
Train S*l
+4 Mr* I
Arrive Columbia, *8 29 am
lA**ve < olnmhia, 8 42 a m - **
Arrive Charlotte, 12 27 p ra ..... -
T„.v>
Ij^avr CTmrlotte, 4 20 a ui T
Arrive Coluntbia, 9 30 a re
I cate Columbia, *f» 45 • ui j|*|
Leave Gtaailevtlle, 110 j> ai "yi
Arrive Angola. J2 00 p re
•Bre*kfi*«t. tDinncr. ‘Supper.
Standard time 10 minute* dosrf (te
Wa*ldn|rt«m ; *is minute* fastertM* 1
Intiibia time. . jM
All ttoiriR ran daily. N<> - rnakdw|
ronuection at Charlotte b*r afl^
North aud East, either rio D*J*
Kiehmoml. ltalcigh, Weldon, re' ,
and Richmond, or Raleifn, ws
IVwtsmouth aud old Bay Linei ^
at Richmond, with Clif^*ie*W*
Ohio Hoad, fot the Virginia NpnsP'
the West.
Both South l*ound trains
conuectiou at Auguatafor all
and Went, -,
Through ticket* sold and
checked to all principal point*
East, South and West. . .
E. R. DORSEY, General Tickri
Jamks Axdkrsok,Gen 1 !. Su
ram* on —^
lina Railroad, up and down;
train* going North aad Boats
lotto, Columbia and Austria
and Wilmington. Columbia and A*
Railroad.
UP ’ -1 ffH
Leave Columbia at f* i^»sl
tore Alston A gia» I
I^ave Newberry J gp( J
Iidave Cokeabury jjsaif
I>eave Belton j
Arrive nt Greenville— **
DOWN. -gm
Ix«v« Greenville * St*f
“ Belton «i*|
M Cokeabiiry a *•!
*• Newton J |apM
“ Alston ftf 1 ?*]
Anivc at Columbia 'iytelti
Aaderroa/francli ami Bl»*
rishut.
down. >
Leave Walhalla 5«nn»AmjJ^j4
I^ea\ , e I*errvville 6 25am D *^*5jiff
Iveave I'endleton 710 a m
I^eave Anderson 810am «;
Arrive at Belton 900 a re Leg*
Connecting with down* *•“,
Greenville.
Accommodation tram* nte
; ville Branch on Monday*,«
Friday*. On Anderson Bn
Belton aud Anderson, oa
Thur 1^MiAT«i
1 Jakes Norton. General Jlcte**
Revs. Rude &
IjfgW SERIES.
(kmmunica:
k % poflition, as *
BTcle-
C'HAl’. IV.
^ e bate an into* 1 ®
irriady, rinJay,”
aPThte M aat,ty ;
‘‘Deborah ami > I
it*.
a <
tu
'?|a
tertu Carolina R. R. Coxmk,
Colombia, S. O, June », l«a
C'lrange of schedule, to go into eflntej
*r»d after Sunday, 2»th instant:
Mml etnd Ftmenger Trmm.
I*MMre Galwmh** ...... .Afftetf
Arrive nt Charleston t N)m
Ia“aveCharb**tot! < <**»|
Arrive at Cvlumbte ..1 45ji
.VtJfht firprem. Freight snd At
tion Drain {Sunday* rj-^rptei\.
Ixwve Columbia 1M
Arrive at Colombia • 8fol
Airiv* at Char leston 7 WJM
I^eave Charleaton I foil
Camden Train will mu Monday,foil
ucttday and Friday a* follow*: j
Leave Columbia » fotj
Arrive ('amder I *1*1
Leave Camden I
Arrive at Colambia 8 fo*|
A. L. TYLER, Vice-Prate
8 B Picki**, Gen Ticket Afi ,j
~Mrf SUlis 00 mndit ■<
- K.I «!"•'« fC, “-
aac b a* Dehor
They would h
^meathaii womeu.
gioutit of moral
% to the perfirH
jand unpopulai
her to adhere
1 of right in ti
M well as (-
["physical courage for
kieb it may be d
much to be adnii
I in a w oinau, yet
causes her to riet
10 fa battle field
4 oerve. aud to execut
teoce of Jacl and J
opiniou. a trieniteii.
arable gift 1 gr
. loving Ruth, the pla
*d Shuuamite, the <1<
the beuevoleut aud
to these saogniuar
“That is true of wom<
ia the ordinary w;
Mtes Verton ; ■
1 of inspiration are
1 by the usual stoi
are eminent exet
rite fact that, in the
*its to accompli
-be those pnrpo
punitive or ben
liug in their effects
one spot and generat
respecter of fienaj:!-
wiB have all the glu
does not choose to eo
i, -indeed,, w
its an able and e
are only too prom
1 it their homage
, r
|“I have always shtnl
ling the history of Jac
l, 51 said Jessie; “an
'hot sympathize witil
subject of such trea
»fh 1 know he oul
well-merited punish tu
have preferml no
in inflicting it; but
does not always t
nee about such tin,
u Bis instruments are
Ming to execute His
her aunt—“its in
j Moses and Jonah—wi
with their tastes. I
Soatious; or when the
**» Weakness, auticij.ai
^ofeat, yet 1 do not lx
selects one that is
to His glory.
B g His own children.
*ho are iiucousci
, # te,aml imagine they . :
t forir own designs, \\ l
is the proiieli
‘true children burn wit
f <>r His glory, and
14 Ptoject before tIk* in.
from their own ideal
fftbk such an in>
Rot secure so «,
^ Rut ’I* a revoi
■ r that every feeling sht
I^rfonnancc of it Ibi
^ teach us the less,,
f «How where He lead!
or donbt, or fear.
J 1 * Issue to Him.
! what we will or w
, Pl.v to be passive
Ite w!°. do or t0 *nffer-
I *1 —a* He sees
k^ 0 to that star,
He cau do all thing
1 lhat *toengtbeaeth 1
»h certainly was
vigor of mind an,
Mr - Ellison, o;
a very su
Itoraon 1 ^ Ara ^— no il, <
I fo her !f ^ IWld the hi 8
tn Andsho
»»t,« t u :: k iu "
Ifoueb; chara
, n ^ Elusions to ih
, h *r th « r ’ in
1 fep,- hat sb< ? well ui
1 then, §N ’ aD( ^ co »ld sv
for G(li t00 " :ilthou £ b b(
foex n pr dl8raer5 « b)
•«fotfr 8ternlyinWl
oble , feal of her foe.
**>> a * ^ell a
bold u 1 8u Pl>oae w<
uf r
Hh
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