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R Vi F f*/- ■ , ■ A tiSBHW MM ’ 1R THE LUTHERAN VISITOR, OOUMBIA. t-C, JULY 35. 1873. They Also Sero Who Stand and Wait Some in the sunny! vineyard's (nil, Some reap the ripened groin. While other* wait outride the irate To catch the trepeni strain. They may not gather in the gropes. Nor bind the pollen sheaves; Out lily-belle, front mossy della. They twine witli frairrunt leave*. They may not helff to pmw the wine ; But, where bright water* flow , The crystal cup their hands lift up, To cool the fevetvd brow. And some brave scjiiU can upward climb To peaks that kin* the skies; While others stand in shadow-land. Where only mirth arise. There’s*many a wajre in ocean’s depths Can never reach the shore, Yet smiles to greetj the suulight sweet • Amid the ceaseless roar. On wind-tossed waters, gleaming cohl, A bow of promts* rests When clouds uplift, and sunbeams shift Across the breakers’ crest. The Spring awaits the Master’s call Through many a wintry day j And brightest flowers from April showers Are bora to bless the May. The “Cross of Calvary” la the key That opes the pearly gate; “God loveth all, bqgh great and small,*’ Who tabpr, pray hud wait. And waiting, serve as he has planned. Till Eden’s light falls clear. And angels cry from out the sky, “The Masterdraweth near!” ■■ i ,*« ■■■ -Clrwlias C»u>m. Children's Department Whit * LifitU Oirl found - | «x hi biter In the eastern part of Maine, ta a ber. la “■— —; ,j into a time of He formation, a mother »aa he ie totally mnm«iou« of what sweeping the room whore iwiiaralid , baa daughter had lain upon hoe bed for i I a year | when aha said : UwrMirt ta* Um*r “Mother, what do you think I bare found r “I don’t know, my dear. Wbat . ^ For the Lutheran Visitor The Acorn and the Pumpkin—A Ftbfo A villager was one day regarding with much meditation a pumpkin of au extraordinary sire. “Truly," said ho at length, “the Author of nature did not know what He was doing "'lieu He placed this vegetable oa an slender a vine. If I had been He, I would have placed it ou one of these oaks which I see before me in this wood. Why, for instance, was not au acorn, which is not as large as my finger, placed on this small plant. The more I regard these two fruits, the more it seems to me that God has made an error.’’ Alter having thus 8(M>keti, the viHager went aud lay dowu uuder an oak and went to sleep. The wind was blowing. An acorn fell upon bis nose and awoke him. He immediately brought his hand to his face, seised the acorn, looked at it with astonishment, and jmreeived a slight mark of b'ood. u Ob, ob," be then said, “I am bleed ing. This small acorn, in falling from snch a height, has caused me such a wound ! What would it then hare been if it had been a pumpkin ! It would, without doubt, have crush ed my head. 1 see well now that God was right in placing it where it is.” Thereupon the villager returned home, thoroughly convinced that the Creator has well made all that which He has made. Translated from the French by Wkbsteb. -*TM A Child's Sacrifice. ..l.. “My little children, let os not love in word, neither in tongue, but in deed and in truth.” A child had a beautiful canary, which sang to kiah from early morn- iug. The mothef of the child was ill, so ill that the song of the little bird, which to the boy was delicious, disturbed and distressed her so that she could scarcely bear to bear it He put it in a room far away, but the bird’s notes reached the sick-bed, and caused pain to her long, fever ish days. One morning ss the child stood holding his mother** hand, ha saw that when his pet sang, an expres sion of pain passed over her dear face. She had never yet told him that she could dot bear the noise, bnt she did so n me,” she said, as he notes were not at her in wonder, really dislike the could you Anti, since you are com I pelted to He oft your little bed r “O mother! 1 have found Jeon*. As I lay here praying, I looked awajr to him and be forgave my fire.* Aim) so it was. I found Ike pre cious child hail been deeply convic ted ami truly converted while mo fined to her couch ; and the tears of joj ran down her cheeks as she son teased to me what Jeans had done for her soul. Now, my little readers, you know Jeeua loved children, and said, “Safer little children to come unto me, and forbid them not, for of such is the kingdom of heaven.’* Us is waiting to hear and to reeve* joiT prajjwVf aMf fvrii t< jxm cut not go to the smarting boos*. God can bleea you la your dooeta Go and pray, “O Load I for Chrfafe sake pur*toe my staa, nmi prepare me for thy kingdom f ami wait for an answer. Bo willing to give up your sins, ami to love and serve Jeans all Ike days of your Ills, ami he will save you Why, he fovea you, and he died to nave you, my lit tle readers. He will never leave you so long as you trust in him. Nothing tike the wont of of poverty poet’s muse to oner} coming of a editor*# shadow for drawtag Urn writer** I afoot oat la aoe g on nlni his wood wee with brilliant kIsm sod he ltolled le tiwral the hernia af hat the pfoia fort is ha mat i evil of his Dr. Miscellaneous. “It is no music ho asked ber if pretty. He loo! “And do you sound ?” “ludeed I do,” The child, fail be said. love to his moth er, left the room.] The golden featb ere of the pretty! canary were gtis- teumg in the stjushlae, and he was thrilling forth hiu let sliest notes; bat they had erased to please the boy. They word no longer pretty or soothing to him, 'and taking the cage in his band, heldft the house. When he returned, he fold his mother that the bird would disturb ber feat ne more? for he hadf gi ven H to his little cousin. “But you 1 “flbif 'cdhbl y nary F “1 loved the canary, mother," be replied, “but I love you more. I could not really lave anything that give you pain. Jfo would not be true love if I did.”—jrke Quiver. so,” she said, kith the on- Boys, do yofl know bow to vince another boy that be does wrong f Girls, do you know how to convince another girl that she does wrong! I will tell yon how. Do right yourufy. It is the best logic in the world. A World Hidden try a Thread David Hi Urn honor of IVerayl vsnia, was a grout astroaomrr. lie was skillful in measuring the aum of planets >iv ^ determining Ike pen* tiou of the star*. But hw Lewi MPPWWWW aaai epwwwr aaa*w tkat, sack was the distance of the stars, a silk thread stretched oerraa the glass of his telescope, would aa* tirely cover a star; aad mom»v«r, rtfiiat a silk fibre, howevei small, (dared upon the (tees, would cover so much of the bear cute that the star, if a small ooe and near the pair, would remain obscured behiad that silk fibre several scored*. Thus a silk fibre appeared to lie forger ia diameter than a star. You know that every star is a heavenly world, a world of light, a saa shieiog wftoo other worlds as ear sun shlaea upon this world. , t , Our sun ia 8*"'d,uuti atifos in diimt ter, aad yet, seen from a dietsat star, our sue could be eavered, etenimJ, bidden behind a thread. when that thread was near the eye, although in n teleeeojw*. Just so we have seen mm who • JmF~ “ uever could btdeo*<! the ltaavuuIy world. They always cumpfoiaed of dimness of Vision dull tic an of ease prehension, when they looked in Ike heavenly directiou. You aright strife to oomfort them in aflhctioo, or pov srty, or distreas ; but ao, they could not see Jesus as the Ban of Bight eoosoesa. You may direct their e> ca Ike area of stylo, la ntmriftw. seam toed adhriv la maul v ine narked ap the karttfo, aad Umns paoeewded ta uacork aad pasa judg ment upon a certain maauMwipt af GcfclmailhX which the author had kept ly tag by him for asmu issa “GoWy * we# see hied la satisfy Use I an filed)’* (tenured sad noa btenertf the most iwmetar writer of the dav Bach was the birth of ** Viera of WOHM4 * TW M <*n. O I UiMaMi'. mm tmmmi m. Inriag by kin pecuniary • The same m true of Ur who poured oat of hm head ta gH ap h»* pocket. Aflat he had fe- »* to pea tL “There te ae oay of art** eahl ea ta taka off year m aad work Hhe a rsllruwd all day aad evsty day * lie la literature. Gawd writing means gaud worhiag. Tha poet’* eye stay “roll ta a foaaay," but it ruOs uttk mfi wen-iiw ki gfmMWWMP loo IPf |mim.Wrlb w%mwr* V rfTMPfijp , JfUsT||tw^ flwSMMl Wwm !»t«>gr#pl»j. ehawed ktmmlf ia type tei mm fc§ li «l Mpi *( tot* fiMkifoS fo m gfi Agfi roiti cxgk) y efomuow gllfilP s; hie w mi age brought buck remuarratMio. Ilyrwa began with tha istsdfiimi of grew that folly aad t Sights of hie mum took piece with sa eve ta the nUtahrr , i a*fc«i Aad we might earn# aaatoa af ol fours. In Britain aad war own ewua try, foam the age of KUsahtth la the f t re moil rii t s u a#is — 1L .......a ^ t. - .... s ^_ jigt we^^P^Py wfiw ^ ^efinrgpwwjp lul the iatrtwel af Ike brand sad batter CWsammidl fieMMSfe yBer^mfsaAiinanh^^aadtlfo m e. ... *|!W?mai!MA., e^w dlCIM" IjPfalg Jpfflg ImNP K«liaburg rwvfowetu with IhMm j fired foil** If res. • taw, 1 ifoeua mretstf and reaffoa^-Jf. V. I* to any Is itit 4Ml ifiMl i fit l*re wf »te mbit But simas tfca dngn of t yraa k tarn AngnagsaMfo Mfeg fimd, Uha tae The IVW** MomaAdd Mnpatoae, ami in kf He* J. H Wafodry t “la kak rag at the dgmUMfo aat aaa to avttiaa with a tiambliag fiaad It a>as he ana as toms a paletot assay af $&MMRfca gfi'ggp 11 of fifip that In ta film. sad U at are He ae ta nay, If there to re w ith this, 1 atoh g x athtt oa » id mm* * dfi^jaiSaai^^am^ Idi | dM mil mlWilew ( 99 mm} MMfif|^V « B &mu»modfe'U; s j.. 4fi a*^fomsaus sa' asm ■ fo* WwWmf add **W Wa a m mto it my af Ta add ta the MdMMjp 4RMMtafei wwm i fit JPNwiFllillHM if the poet I. merit did m* write ft* he certainly held se to It lii^ntyy g| diBi to the star of Bathfohem through ”7™' ^** *? **! mtmmm rare ta the tafoscope of foith aad holy coafi m ima nemre dence; imt slant there is a secret F \ TZ r? tbrciul n filament * MIkaa flhre ^ "** ikm *»•«*•* *■"* <k .„^ - *“.r to the world, ia sums any obecurrs the light, nod Jenna, the Star o( Hone, is sell used, end their hone dnrkeoeiL There ere time# a hen a vary smaR self (Tatiflcation, a very little fore of pleasure, a very emsll thread, may bide the light. To who* sinners, Jesus, os flsvmir, siMwnrs very for og; bet for ad aa ho way appear, he certainly can nad shall be seen where the heart foto nothing, intervene.—Good Cheer. The Laughing Pltat I’irigrave* work on Centre! lad Rastern Arabia furnish*'* aou»*! new for botaaiata A (riant-to de scribed under the name of “laughing plant," the seeds of which produce effects very much tike laughing geo. It grows only la Art bis, attaining n height af only shout six inches is Knseesi, while at Oman it rises to three ami four feet, with wide spreading breach**, being woody end the leaves green Its tower* in tufts, are yellow. Two or three hknehneeds, much Ilka ihwock. beaus in rise aad rirep% are prod need in n soft, woolly kind of n capsule They bare a sweetish taste, with e •light flavor of opiam. Tha odor from them is rather oMmaive, pro during a sickening sensation The essential property of this sxtraordl nary plant is in the seed, which, pulverised nod adarintoterwd cum Uoutly, som bagias to openrie la a wnv to create sitnainhmanf Tlte person begins to laugh bototerowstty, then be dancee, sings, aad rou foatoatte capers of a ladkroos char meter. Buck extra vegan rc of area ner was never witnessed from say other dosing. It is uproaroosly fonny for about aa hour. It la a com moo amusement to charge food with the powder for sa unsuspecting iodlvkl osl, for the harmless eajoyment of bis capering antic* When the »x Fvuakltn *ay te } "Nww 1 lltot we will all bewg , j lea,’ seal Mr. Adame, Itogig „ i j V ( Wll fl IImM* iirt| (Ifito MMMVl acre togwed an the 4th wf July, I Jlt Ha Nat aw.. It was eigwed «e Ubst day , . f. 4 5 1 '-'fc ■ ;u , I s - t 1 I *. S M it. ■ L wfj! liW’ a I**, re re^.fs g g StVeV'liWTk ^ ead with hto togaetme it was erwt forth la thw eevtri. «fo the wrv*a#d day wf August M use wgoeil by all bet saw of the fifty -mi sigrere wfome in II. The m fo Naerea I'-en-rt' «li imnini iaet' S ntfwti miiwee !■*** mm*' |re 31 taPruu ivjj iMf mfpAmmm RP I kmi t* W>« U-m (baa prwwetvwd in the MnanarheartU lie* flw irevrtury to ****** •* ttontwa, What that pew «n«U trtl if fi cwald i ti animlb M *m In -is-# a flaitml rer ir a km mnssin* * i * m mm* m fitaiMl} llwre sto f MPfil d)l ^|'||^ fill I) jj ^j| ^ ewpwy *»( “The toguwve ef the Itoefotattou f g* «iv dead. The luuri* lhat fodd the fwm, ami thw ftogwre that maewdlt eae wbea they areUe Ihrit aaaien oa that wev^ m m I etbriMMl datwiart.i awe Be rwrid way Ions are ntor f m ■ arvum them fonaimi They all Sited t veam to ellwwed «w atol **d «* • ** HP- Yto- *tw«gr «< fitly threw at the lime af them 4e Wv.4 , n «,,«*wnmmw mm mmy «#hi ywnen. bltlm i The fori »«igfi«at a sa t' b nr re t erret, n bit m «be to f’uretoswe.bmag «m<ev »i«re« whea reur Sfimttoji , a torifiYA<efirefl* filff * b e* e fltree wfifi are burned ibai twU eenlw he eighty yrere efid, and tout peat lea," Where JPliki* Ccebsi FttSfc. Fra rweadb are am are that the ■ fi* ei»hfeg ikuto,- figto fi^-e ^ ^ w I AmflW e“mullgghiw ■*e* %,fisWww Y(1 jfi m** *** aw* modr. omnoe hem a «*>ngto mine, 9 ^9 filPW "fiat ITf*w mlww a - TA Tto* A 'tor jfon rifog ^jjmjifitow ^fiMfifiNfili i' Ajlflk' 'Srihujig-jadnjim|ij|e|dB|a|jik4 4MHK ^tMKifiS | tLlbrntoi fim fitoflflfiH lmA|u| VbA.br* art Ml mm llbr tm» im m l»rf ^ mnmmi+d 9m I g if i ■* JL, **. «. *w aanflL Laa tousm j^HMamtona Ll 1 #*> •§ Hmm PffH tofflfmim lof Prii"H‘ IV rvmrt to fofl ta ewer, karired Unm yew**, mri dr^fogari »w n depth mahtog a few larre foyew wlJWO hw* Hm toiHMh of ihto bale ^JSSK?!1!!|IJ!^^ ***** rifito^tow tow srto ihtre thonesnd “ * rtiw bn, nart it |wwda»'ve frem four to ** toe bauds**! tawe per nwatib. rm**foy tag to thr uarh«ug *rf I hr awtae e to j ik««w- d II* eara la (for aria, ttw k fi fimtogHuf ^fopdfi tod * iwt liaelhwak v -*e Mtob # tortile 1 fin bi.- fiifobrtn rt^JP m foato’ma-m km ar fin-fi^n IttvrtMa mr fi^ao^ni HUm oPw v t#fU| gtor re f P“ jp toeto eff* w»ae , he introdooMl 3ft. Fkkwtofc A Ca. j Thacker y toheritfel shout twohty ihnofhnl In bleb liiriee ead (wage o* v ur^wsg^ tldwr. If Milton add the fltwt eriHtaa tm of “I'nrarimr Ijami 4 * for twenty fire Bits «f •Mlwm DMm. Mmf* mwM mL. «»— - l» :^| to ■«!**. «,»», 1.,.. u J cp|^| riiws»k km %mSk ruin I «eI f fo r «m si mm ^ ^ w w w**wm wrn art «■» S ewlaiitalr lew alitt M* (riollWg MWU MiF Misn 1 i uHiftnlc mil W ifl^iln ni - w „ i *' 1 ' aad at her OPWtotn. Is* ciomtoeretoil iwe a ; firusafol to mprdlsr fitowetorilMh and ! finrt ^ fTMil 1 to apdh y w ' ^]m it •« arach rfopo|*rr tbsa aH«ew t M arif utohtofoedly Jw mfofrted in S m ^tore. . . ..■,, ,mm i. .. ,■■ :g _.. ^aaa im e-ia "• « »* wt( ” .. fit 'p w'w si* T (| ^lugg* p> ret iuw ae tat. I bar aw, lie Mtar ta klertte (twl, 1 Audi Ire l\Vs I"hae; arew* rn mm ikuer mill 1 trltii guisei ** mn *** ! ' ,! 4 ••totofri wppiar, A beat liri.MW was real fi-lfoito- awmad .jCb ^mefifib s m•&U&U& asm and rmiSteefir 1 aae ^eit mu-osaitoiefi fi^eaa ” ^ if ■ to yfii ^ ^w v*e!*v e®F r A-itwfiT^r v ’!• Ilflfie •d? i«.rb } fi Pr * ’ to * fiarti^b liJtAI 1 i' l i4foilit ^^refireji |s mwr r ? mwwto^tou wfir s»4 t forger ore dr*iro ? .d. 1 ^ . . ’ ' j. * . * ■** ” ’ i IflfififitotofofototoW e* «aa**y srliriew sa it afterwards wee, doubiteoa, profit bdt te stead wpm ead bee Mm# L ^ ... „ . t s ii# ifijf f iRsd* |!J§wr%dfol- ^ ifitm up the pro in goad rarer*!, and by 1 Vial wee In thr tvCfot gr**w. emu ■u JcMrtf lettetoalai bm »*f lb# " **W'Wgg| g y -"w w gr"*» “ wpmee^i wm ^wmaemev^ * mi^ws Waltnr (food eruar discovered that he woe half o In nrrenra. He. thaw auMbried i hrnaam unknown hafiere Hie feith •wwmpp"" me mnamf ee nomp v “ In hfo pan wna Hhe lhat af n grain of mustard rawd( II sold la t ivwwpaerl until it * ■» »)* MtotoVtov oudertnk tog cost him bi» life, imt i it |rim hfo life, rely proved his body lata thw to ptoat an immortal orene grove in Its — w v — thwgh stark fog lj| 11, Vfoegu to j||htojp»* n tin fitodg '«a«l Wayne mm ^ S’u^^a^a ,„ j... ..I .j* i* . to tuareami hto cuius as tfowiiw auaaw —rt , wn i - w mm m ■■ aw ” rem^nnwnnimgrew g irmawwti t.re wt fiM) li fl fi fifit flit f fl'j g*' tosA Ynririfot neM- j !i if v f * ■ u, gri(f || im gill-to mm mrn fiaa teumm-m I lototwre fit foto ^aw j^fi^fi^yw Hre wfiP fl*flpuF aft kkt pifi fit prreurretfou. Tha taoali to, hto dramas have rtascended to re In a elate that oftfik hfldfifit W9Uff fifikMUMfll of the critic to arrive at the origins] Yet there to re writer to Writing pastry wee a mailer with him. Ha taught re ... # ... / ,« awsw, cw *wi rails leuy Mi (MUM IIh mu i w ermw wepirenouff wmw mm^W fi.wfiw with our rextotlre We might ouatinea ear ritntforeft but thena arv pnfli-r.. *tcg not always hnvwr | » j The ton, rm erien ndtotted. uf the Whew peopfo talk ahomi miflltoa- foiViMW rmnelt ■«,. winlliaiiiaito-w rtti #(1*1111 m m iaOji'iii wi~i«ii<dlt '***'rtaiturmiOSfiKie : Orntmuea-jlAii s a It ril fi* auartut ■'■rre fiwflfliflpjfi!* v fifi'Jp tofifi wrtoMP firllfi m|jPM||Rripp^gp ebs.;*fi<fiflfilg^e I Ike • fomteJik ouiciilitidim iifiitii #->** ft u ■*>»tn- fi h ^ ./ di p-im-'f fimstt fl fi nreNktok fire to. dtohtofis ftk* fimflfktoMtoitoMrfi Tattle, wf U aimak (VKfo«r. IMam, by tha lareef Ward to | I V the ttVfO '* A ewsti sad littLai i*f itoni j wrvMWR* vfw * vimu w It#fi?tk ifo>< ******* «ge s littie over «) ypar^ Only illy two of the whale tombrr dwd sudor •gae at 3,143 rifturih tortsn IlmtkeihiLl in to rreg, got. Thto men Ward iabecite a vast it hm»i -naiiMitiwif a*.- amamM^mO^w re fl m t 4 -a-wamdiai^aMUMb* Awn fijt'jg f v* A fi’’firt Al3 A "fi 81 fi and imtstaa, e lrtrh give him aa onor- mmw* luowme $ he hue the mre! stag aifltar-ul bwwna in Urtiikpi. (to fiuret prvnmwppm 1 wp*ip*wv' mm awew wi-w* nolforifon of art, aad the finest urea- try orate ta the kingdom, hfo wMOs ™Ai Tlr s tamed to od ! <11 r»sr f r*! POfis.J v re»h# a#| dfi d't fiff 1 fof Y fire CH the ufoda earnhar one Art | nor* <rid : cefobreted Car hrr twmuty, aad I fiDtren. ! nlirtriatjk t dfil fit 1st fitogfiHglfi. fit f W fflYfiitif m*mwei| mm^^gwpmuyp w*- euwaame * at* ] kotir al gnrm hy tha Km(iorto of H y—firefipfril fiasflh. OgijAretito, to ttore, toads all the half of the Other toritaa, the Emprwoaan, Qoare .1 ,■ - * an * (*"—t. f-f., i*r* * i 1 srery do rs4 I Jhirtv fil' het>W fitoto smio w> yemre gf oge *1 desrik. firere eighths of Khe ehcfo were ev*r fib jenra of sge at drelh," jfi m. Am* nfo.-*- ^..^. i rtfito- —t jforeMHue .. AJ9 W ifli HfTiffiM immm. to o difirtamne. The Urthodoi Cmm average uf fifl jrw e, the ftofrttots dfig fifoe^b fi%niwiie %>i ir if itiHW"ii gu ' firere * pfimlPI of Jfi . -*# BfiLauhfifirtdm i -w■ km fifip * firfifi |lf fling * 7 vWfllfi afifo re ™ lb - W -KL ffrujwrirma cmabW' mA'Uk t rtemmah J fipjfinrur fitrYifi Irev’fifl rere.Jj Hfififl l^fififivAfiifi firegi hut s Msochericr pupot gives re nc ooret. of hto rearel |*rt»flt* derived wlric# smwnnt erf of this toordtoatkiy wealthy pernmn to out touch short uf fiar*.<wai.<*w* » SIMMONS r« wvwr FrrttTY YKAJU thto PURELY VEGETABLE UTifi MEDICINE hna piwiad to be lha GKJLAT U*FAILING SPECIflC ifnl f rain T1PATI0N, lot Uw r«H»i»4*i»t to fi** W* Jaw , aw*vs* vsar ov»»«,iibi n( * ,rm ~*“' **' . 1,1 * " , m 1 HICK HEAD- honr . af careful efprrimenla, to mmI nrneat drmoad, we now 1 war original Gemmmr /'aw- THE PBEPABEO. INK’ LIVER ell it* won - It is iTOl 4 voteebla OfiX DOLLAR BOTTLES Tha Pawrtrr* iyntae a* brfssOI.... •. flies Ibw/^bv mail...... •••.•*•....•*....♦.7.00 rr CAUTIOM! JU llf.v wn P<»w4rte «r PBEPAfiED SIM- M< *Vn* LIVER REGULATOR wnirm in gw miT* 1 ^ wmpfww, v itli Trerte mark. *1»4 Mrn»i«ar* nnhrokra. None ether ta anautm. i H ZEILIB fi 00 . Kaaaa. flto... sad Phifodelptoa BOLD BY ALL DEUGOI8T8 (Id 11 —41 DR. M’LANE’S Cdrlrbnifrpdl j\ fTfiC-ptcJuni Worm Specific, VERMIFUGE. SYMPTOMS OF WORMS. T HE rwearrwarr to pole and leaden- cwtowwd. wmh orcetooaal fleahet, or a nrewmemhed ipat oa oar or both checks; ebr ayct he fame fob j the pupil* dilate; aa ta atoms the k tod t the asm to lowrer eye- >pper lips with humming or core; «a unusual secretion er furred tongue; baseth partKwtoely in the morning; of the stomach, MM* 1 V ^ rtRykMMMft murcii fonc { nenmg p*-wi id rk; nrretioaal names sad vomit* psm* throughout the sbdo- irregttier. et times costive; not (infrequently tinged with swwUca and hard ; urine tnr- Icuft, and >, With frinc.ng of the teeth; temper rushk. but eenerallv irritable.tec. Whcarrer the above sy mpmsns are fawnd to exist, DR M LANE’S VERMIFUGE Will cenmmH effect » cure. The emversa) success which has at* lauded the admauscrattou of this prepa ration has been suck as to warrant us in pledging ourselves cs the public to RETURN THE MONEY to every instance where it should prove 1 **pf'O*k3mg the symptoms at* the asctncai of the child or ad air ■'arrant dm apposition of worm bring the erase.** la all coses the Medi etas to he given ia rsaicr accosdancs with rut MRTwn, W« pledge oersehres to the public, that Dr, M*La.ne’s Vermifuge DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY to ray form; ead that it to an innocent preparation, aw rpriir •/ fog the tAgkt- sar Igrary a the meet tender tnfetmt. Address all orders 10 FLEMING BROS.. PtrrsntfocM, Pa. elSfowre ■( Zfj£L‘± ■jrxsrcrjrCTsns-^R «WL*r v« May fl ’Jt“—i«s mtototofoifoifoHtofoiailribvfototoretoiiiM l jtWitototoiiii’*t , i"i **!(*(*■! s rupture cured Hmnih t Rndical Cnrr Truss ip T HE fowl and moat rflrdivr Trues kiMitra for the rare and relief of Hereto or Rupture. This T the eenetion of the * I of thto H • t« itttuumend it with Hernia ea bring ho* re eminent ' do not efflitied anpcrior to all Is for only Tines the! will retain tbt bowels with any certainty, and the wearer «wn Marami that he k*nuiaitarcinedv that will be *t *U times *afe and effectual to Ito uperuriema. Of thto we guarantee tartire eattofncltosi to all who may come frtlT UAm' ailk rfstor alMtowntnal to-lt* for curv«U-orv, faJlfog of the wmuii, and aa * anpport to tha berk and alNloiuinal mnnrtow. Anklcte, Inme cap* and stock- mo foi variooae i ciua, ukaca and weak Jatots. fihoaldor lwiuva. fur Indie*, m to and rhfldfwn. for the ewer of Woopmir of the ahoutofora aad m a chert expander. rile Instruments ihr iuoet aunenor •fttcW in um>—iudit, cnailv aditutteu and afihetnsdl. Inrtm»enU» for all pity viral wfnmtilit-*, OUrWHHUW of Hto winr, bow dub feel, foe. *wt for ( Vmcnt’ii Olduwlcd Artifi- frir Crandall's Patent Rubber Lwfirafimj^u • H it for l>r. Hnhcoi'k'a Sih-ct V tonne m. •or l>r. Wadewnrtlt's Stem Petr- *’ A|tartnirot with * eompetaut attended t»> Mft Mkt . I 1 I Mil.-. *.. a W ipfiii [inmifki : l, -.Oh fly Marsh, tm w. NtHm fit, Baltimore, Md. V B rgr .: ' yosn* >» wntoraii Feb 14 rr^i-pciTi vJ > I ’['ffljat ~u BUOICITI BILL VOUBn. » f (,. .. " fi ■ * ^ ! ; * 1 Revs. Ru . 8-v. r». April 2 MDUZUjnfj VEW SERI K BOOK 0F_W0RSHIP on every copy sold, aud in this wL^U! of the profit* accrue to the church^ ^ Price, to Dark An AmkMreofiHHDDfi Morocco Turks, silt edite 15 Morocco.extra !l Tufoey Morocco, plain ’*'.?** \ w 1 urkey Morocco, super extra giR.. I 2 Turkey Antique 'if 80 cento extra.* m u, -,,d rswaar * £1*— • •>'««t*r PULPIT EDITION, < ent discount made to those who bori! quan title*. 11 With w J DUFFIE. Bookseller (Vilumbia, fie. GEORGE 8. HACKER’S Door, Sash and Blind Factory. CHARLESTON. 8. C. ]\TO irii|M*rt<-d work kept on hand ta JLv supply the country tnub A1 w<«rk to made nt oar ow u factory to Hw city, and under the proprietor’* *peeU unjwrvtoifflw. Send for Price Ltot. Factory ml Ware Room* : King, opjmaite Caaam Htieet, on Itoe of Citv mil war. |‘„ fl. Box, No. 190. July T rf — i—..I..., ■—■.■■ j. Railroads. Change of Schedule fbHTit Cskouva R. R. Courysr, Columbia. 8. (.*., June *8, l*Jt rhange of schedule, to go into effect m and after Sunday. 29th inrtaut: Mlnii mnd Pammgcr Tmm. .1 Lewrv Columbia „• i :«»« Arrive at Charfcwton 1 10 gn Lore( harletoon « (Oan Arrive at Columbia 1 45 p n A’rifo Krpree*. Freight and jLertmtneit tkm Train (gmufop* esreptedl Leave Columbia 7 15 pn Airive at Columbia < If an Arrive nt Charlcaton 7 10 p a Leave Chartoeton 6 45 a • Camden Train will rou Monday, Wed nesday and Friday as follows: Leave Columbia 10 # a a Arrive Camden t 25 pu leave Camden 3 45sn Arrive at Columbia 8 to an A. L TYLER. Vice President. S. B. Pic*or*. Gen Ticket Ajrt. The Short Line Schedul*. C. C. & A. Railroad Ontifo Gknkual Ticket Ukpartmext, Com mbia, June IS, 1871 / VX and after MONDAY, Jnw IA I«T ' r tlie folkiwiug Ncliednie will Ir rsi over thto riMd; «K»rx«i NORTH. Train No. t. Train Stot l.d»vr Angarta, 3 5! am 53»pe l^eave Gnmiteville. 445am ft»pu Arrive Cadumbia, *8 29 a in 1047 p» Leave ( "lnmbia. 8 43 a iu •. « ♦lie a**# 1 - Arrive (Tiariottc, ft?7pm OOfKO SOl TH. Train No. 1. Traic Sat I**ave C'hsriotte, 4 SO a ni a, > - » vsejljl Arrive Columbia, 8 80 a m J lien ve ColtimMa, *9 45 a m 115 * » lie*v« Gnmiteville. 1 10 p m *7 44 * • Arrive Auirurta. 12 00 p ru 8 to* » •Brenkfaxt. tIMnner. fSupper. Standard rime 10 minute* dower*#** WaKliiuxton ; six minuter farter than C> Itimbia time. All tiain* run daily. No. 2 make connection at Charlotte for all North and Kart, either riu Duavfltojre Richmond, Rnh i>rh, Weldon, IVterahBf and Richmond, or Kalrixh, WelM Portanmnth and old Bay Line ate*iart*i afoi, at Richmond, with Chesapeake M* Ohio Road, for the Vinrima •'•'prinp *" tlx Wert. .al Both South liouud train* ufil fo connection at Augusta for all point*Sore nng| W fgt. Through ticket# sold and checked to all principal point* East, South and Wert. -Jl E. R. DORfiBY, ficnenU Ticket Ajr« J A sues Axdkusok, Gen’l. Superiatosore — —— G. fi C. Railroad. D AILY, Snndiur# excepted, counrijf with Ntol,t Trains on ^oatb lira Rnili^oad, up and down; *h» trains ooing North ami Soutli o» lotto, Columbia and Augusta Itoitore and W ilmington, Columbia aad Afiflre Railroad. UP. Ix-sve Columbia at J Ijeare Newberry I^eave Cokeebnry * Leave Belton Arrive at Greenville - 59!,pP D°WN. J Lt^ve Greenville Jff “ Abbeville fjjjj “ Newlierry Alflott......_ ti/i»a Arrive at Columbia •j op ni . A tuiereon Branch and Bint Rid** MW I^eave Walhalto 5 45 a m Arrive *if^a I^eave Perryville 8 25 a in Leave **r I^eave Pendleton 710am Leere*?^ I^eave Anderson 8 10 a ni L*‘* v *;Sb* Arrive at Belton 900 a m Leave ss ^O Connecting with down ***** ^ Grecuiville. .ug Accommodation train* run ‘’H.tLfo rille Branch on MondaySjW^lu^^Lfo Friday*. On Anderson Belton and Anderson, on Thursday* aud Saturdays, ‘ Commuj For rl.t Mamin’s Poflitior. Ei] 11 <‘11. *<Thc prion at ,jh f u next fifon^ tasto,5L- JBIlison. eKatk, Mo;ilj tifnl *«ol uin« , !fi' i admiration even world, coom** ffo v ^f sacrifice ami a,* very rors.*’ «\Yha4 do you ,mclii lurdor of love auo of Jessie, «Xo tloobt hot 1 fectaon and kin<ir ciccllonci- of iiei stronger reason. 1 love to her decaa>. ^ I Jove was trow trail- I sou »ori oearlj ilared uot dm wk titt wooJii lire for would fill bia |rf*c< lies, and cod.sole ii thought tbak lie uot ime her more tei qmace. Tlieu bci eaa her God; ami wished to escape t in efididutry: betid* > ^gnrut danger of re «aim*<l among her ]M won hi thus fbrfoit iic wi life aiul reuniot food. Her love fot Sxeo intense, and ifi tkiuk, even stron ■V res.” IS v ■ N “Ami yet she man !$.*»¥««; beeauae ae; led, and she lived o porpoae of her life, jpated herself to („ husbaod's mother, am idessiog to him, and mother'* bapptnc*^ . her interests. Itutii « —even to the relin<}ufc own earthly iiappiitt.8 l»#c that, with her y*u; hw warm and ardcri caper impulses, slie c 1 Imsband she Joti**! >; who bud loved h«*i degree of fervor for «wu» like Boaz~-kind ;n fcfogh he wag? Trm die: it is immortal : ®^}ri w removed l»\ «poo the past. It* j.n tnwiKH-tive; for it tin. folore in this lift*, and **b' * mochanical p, •hat duty requires." “Although Naomi ha ri exile from her conn* Tertou, “yet with what ***** was she mvhl tira! and, Hlthough «rm lgC r f rom an j(i | '■at deferemv was slm "^•Mtifiil domestic m-< i *hc rtory concludes 1- ,4 ‘ those of our own ru_ Hiat *> mo of ,1,^ I / *^t VtM\-t‘ lieen very di*P ^ have often admin I g^arof the story.** > 5J* Wttst admit l^fefoUhlishyotu HamialPs htotorN ^®phfleation,** eoutilat.®^ reflect aud t "^husband, and she s, quite Then I pic. «tl» itlfllHUl dir* ’ wh °ve. courts., “ot disdain to folio J?! 8b " showed her itj hum bly he a Ur-*/ ®be certain! haaK HQthori ty in the Uiat ,'if iii,bal ; *n<t I W JS, #r the fcOMeho! m., . ll l to direct the, tjpenf 1 T * ,ln we •>»'■« I ln», ' Uarac t*r, but oT | *«M Vk\ tr '" h of Ou: Michal, hno,her « _ ^:z u ~ r of sa ''*-J *>w,2, a eood ad ' STSj^ fc Sbecertu v e utw) , of •»->■ hnsbai *** .he 0 ^", 1 ’” 5 " V 0 “f h ' n B- “She ,. *» *o«W h tlm * ""'I 1‘b, ' w in , h i " e ‘'»j«.v<-.i b*, lUl ' * “""by an “Oh ““‘■U-’’ «w ’ u o>au nature is ' gR ‘od countn IiH-t ^ many sue L but they did ••' I > ' > - %«! dies to uot v ««fc their and it