The Lutheran visitor. (Columbia, S.C.) 1869-1904, November 28, 1873, Image 4
THE LUTHERAN VISITOR, COLUMBIA, 8 C„ NOVEMBER 28, 1873
formyls, *i*d three atom* of oiygon.
Doom substituted chlorine for the
oxygen. and thus obtained tirvhloride
of form?!*, which I* chloroform.
Than tho American* found that older
mm nope We of taking away all arena
tkma of Um Inimji body j and I>r.
HMopaon, c4 Edinburgh, found that
t Irak fond# of formyls waa taoro thor
oaghly adapted for tbia pari*** than
croo ether. All tbia baa arisen from
tha study of the habits of Insects.
b#M tara oat Ml* Mr. Gray'*
He . oafa, ah, a* L mud he
few m inn tea. He wee a liaitonm*
UtHa fellow, dreared la a ftae aaH of
navy bine cloth, bit bright cur to
Mowing oror bto abeaidora, oad hio
raleot «*p jauntily oot one aide oa
bio wolt abaped bond, while bio eye
, J l ,Tor tho Luthema Visitor.
“God Tempers tho Wind to the Shorn
Lamb.”
\ Hobart Dale Ow#u, ie hit aatobi
ogrephy new pa Wiobiog la the A flea-
fir M—tkAf, sketches ibr following
footer* that be htofi *♦»*> IW lips
of the Loodow He^ her la laOS—lUv.
K-1 ward t retag, a Mreteh fWby-
Agenta Wanted.
anm rou catalogue.
domestic nwm uiceki oo., s#w Tori
Hent 5 —3m
Ah! luakleu, motherless and lone,
There's peril ia your way,
For he from whom all rood ha* flown,
Ha* marked you for nh prey.
How gaflelaas wm* her trestle mind,
A* Mng-injr a sweet i>«alm.
She add. “The Lord doe* temper kind
The wind to Hi* shorn lamb."
Ah! monruer, hi thy home now and.
It'* light forever rone ?
Dost weep without a bright hope triad.
From eve until the dawn ?
Tlie Lord thy broken heart will dad.
And send thee a sweet calm,
Koa oh! He ever tempers kind
The wind to t|ie shorn lamb.
All! sinful one, there’s danger near.
And bell is yawning wide.
In Jesus thou necd’st never fear.
To Him they all confide.
“I'll go to Him aad pardon And,
I’ll go Must as I am,’
Assured His love will temper kind
The wind to the shorn lamb.”
Ah! dying one, dost see the strand.
The waters dashing high,
Upon its margin you now stand.
Do you not fear to die 1
"I feeble am, and old, and blind,”
He said in accents calm.
“And so my Saviour tempers kind
The wind to the shorn lamb.”
And when the awful trump shall call
The bring and the dead;
When all the great and all the small .
. Shall eotue to judgment dread,
ni tell Him l am poor and blind.
And without merit am.
And then I know He’ll temper kind
The wind to the shorn lamb.
And so the lesson take, my soul.
Whatever tempests break
Though mountain high the billows roll.
He’ll never thee forsake.
Upon thy forehead He will bind
The victor’s waring palm.
In «mrg ill He’ll temper kind
The wind to the shorn lamb.
% foil Maryland for ytara last anas
mtL ffMpm my trip north, i waa
I thought, aa
a pretty bay
DR. C. M’LANE’S
CELEBRATED
Liver Pills
error night Hi
While walking
Foti board* hat e long been regard
cd as a defense agaiuet bronchitis
and aorc throat, and it la aaaorted
that tha aappsrs and miuers of tha
Hroach army, who are noted for the
alas aad beauty of tbsir boards,
stijoy a apodal immunity from after
t tarns of tbia nature The growth of
Hepatitis or Liver Complaint,
DYSPEPSIA AND SICK HEADACHE.
worldh
fr
foot aoaa of thotr foraa by quaiat old
toraa of eagwaasioa, tha aalf forgah
ring dovwtfoa of Iwoflslthfe! hearts.
r of the ribs, increases on pressure;
sometimes the pain is in the left side 5 the
patient is rarely able to lie on the left
side) sometimes the pain is felt under tha
shoulder-blade, and it frequently extends
to the top of the shoulder, snd is some
times mistaken for s rheumatism in the
arm. The sromach is effected with lorn
of appetite and sickness; the bowels in
gcacrml arc costive, sometimes alternative
with lax ; the head is troubled with
pain, accompanied with a dull, heavy
sensation ia the back part. There is ge
nerally a considerable loss of memory,
accompanied with
roittent Fevers.
lent is the valleys
tbrooghout the Uni
thee* of tha Minis
flUaoti, Tennessee,
f raana Ian bto to take cold easily. It
to atatad that Walter Havage Lnodor
wag • sufferer from aorc throat for
ossusy years, and ibat ho lost tbs
morbid disposition by allowing hie
board I* grow, according to tho
advice of lb# aurgeon to tha Grand
I KJnn t do it, tor. If I don’t giv* him
money ho will gvt a cent or two fro*
JZfffler. K bi-f
f h* wffl then arm
epoa the style of j J
kia retom borne. LI
w kgnooniae an%
wthe building <-l
his ideas I: §
**ke the plan, or I
gjjud the differen t f
till project as » o I
rill peat make §
ureogh” oot soch <! I
rtroctioQ may tcqfl
m alt satisfactory, il
ipeeifications, wliul
gistAkabk- terras, I
construction and fi I
Marions npderlie. I
fotore estimates I
pit of the build* I
therefore, the hk»t|
sent entrusted t I
wehitect.
I Bit, my dear r. I
soeh quicker peon*!
is reality. The ail
mooter difficultie* I
foresee, or, if foul
Miter; and he pro!
#f study and lalxfl
otwpelled to abail
ilea, and be will bal
At times, trials Tik I
perplexing! Again I
are consumed with 1
recollect that, on onl
sf us worked nearll
meoession on the si;l
isorway which oftil
Itotiw. The cornet
■diitect does not. al
the beholder the il
the study which tli:l
night have caused hi
When the arehir* I
this far, he i» i>eii|
ii his building and J
With closed eyes il
timself in any part I
**d with bis mind's I
Mature in its finish* M
boo way stumble I
»kich have not beti I
flreviously met. It
the builder, pr<M
Phos. or depending I
toetches which be nl
toawings are out I
is he expected I
*»be had not the n I
His school in J
tolidy different or*
* architect, and : I
®w*can never sacc. I
toe latter ; and asl
he will meet I
he can not alvl
without viola11
Indeed, I I
of a young arel
Hi his first work I
"•wer for a small in hi
certainly novel
^^nevertheless, in
®®®fained square-lie*
Dablto IWwtop kspu«M, however,
reforrtttg te tbia theory aod to (be
examples oilto to its favor, states
ihaA be atoofSei the seme oeuiee ae
Leader, for praatonly the fame raaaou,
ami with flair eaeeeee, bat ie never-
thetoaa hoand to scale that be knows
of individuals with long, tewing
beard* who bavr not been saved
foam attack* of bronchial aad toryn-
_ which ought
to have been done. A slight, dry cough
is sometimes *n attendant. The patient
complain 1 of weartacf 1 snd debility t he
is easily startled, his feet are cold or burn
ing, and he complains of a prickly sensa
tion of the akin; his spirits are low ; and
although he ia studied that exercise would
be beneficial to him, yet be eta scarcely
summon up fortitude enough to try it.
erful influence
gaaa, is atom
is no cathartic
a* they will speedily remov
colon ! viscid matter with
bowels are loaded, at the
stimulating tbe secretions c
sod generally restoring the h
functions of tbe digeetiva onaat.
Fortify tbe bodyagafamtto
la fiset. he distrusts every remedy. Se
veral of the above symptom* attend the
disease, but cases have occurred where
few of them existed, yet examination of
the body, after death, has shown the Li-
vta to have been extensively deranged.
AGUE AND FEVER.
Da. C. M’Laws's Lives Piles, t» casts
or Acui and Fit ik, when taken with
Quinine, are productive of the most happy
retain. No better cathartic can be usril,
preparatory to, or after raking Quinine.
W« would advise ail who are afflicted
with this disease so give them a ram
nut.
Address all orders to
FLEMING BROS., PtTTSSLTujM, Pa.
P Si. IMn Mi lUryitnU— «den« *mb dWn
*ur. I h «. •< Kt * , do «*■ ts srrlBB ther trim
MMiir. «M Mb awM Dr. C. VWr/MmW
ty AlraMf Sm , , Dm Ta » i,hi«y to
g"*r Urns* P-* rrmwcs
■*wwi«i
by porifyini' all its fluids with foim
Bittrs. No en demic can tils fog
Children’s Department
ache, Pam in the Shoulder*,
Tightness of tbe Chest, Dixzin
Eructations of tbe Stomacb, R
in the Mouth. Bilious Attacks,
tauon of tbe Heart, inflammsq
A genttoman ia a |i#raon not merely
aoqnaiotad with certain forma and
•tiquetU of life, esmy aod salf-poa
Mfflto m toetotjr, able to apoak acid
•et and move in the world without
awkwardness, nod free trom habit*
wbinb ara vulgat and in bad taate.
▲ gentleman it aametbing beyond
tbia; that which ltoa at tba root of
every ebnauan virtsm. It ia tbe
tbooghtfni dam re of doing in every
Inala no* what other* should do unto
him He in constantly thinking, not
indeed how be may give pleauanre to
others for tbe mate mum of pleating,
hat how be may avoid hurting their
feeling*. When be ie''i» society he
•erapaloaaly aacertain* the position
and relation* of every one with whom
he so am* ia contact, that ha may
“Father, 1 see that you ueTer bava
wino upon our table an Mr. Jooa*
doe*. Why is itt Don’t you Uka
itr
Mr. B.*S face grew aad, and be
alowly.aiwweml, “Jimmy, l used to
love the taste of liquor of all kiada
when a small boy, bat now, for many
years, I hate aud despiae the sight
and smell of wine, brandy or whfokey.*
“What made you dinlike liqnor,
father f»
“The instruction ol my parento,
for one thing, and seeing (be draad
fnl effects of a course ef drinking
upon young people, who began life
with me, for another.'’
“Father, Mr. Jonea offered m«
some wine tbe day I took dinner
with Sam, and all at tba table laugh
ed when I said I never fond tasted
any and didn’t want it.*
“You didn’t touch it, Jimmy V*
“No father, 1 thought that if it
was a good thing to drink yon would
have it for ns too, aad I would ask
you abonfc it”
Mr. B. involuntarily tightened hia
clasp of his son’s hand, as if to
shield him from some nncaony in
flnenoe, and replied, “Jimmy, touch
not, taste not, handle not any kind
of liqnor daring your whole Mfe. It
is not good for any one to drink. Jus
a medicine it is highly nsefel, no
quinine, arsenic, and strychnine are
useful, and coaid it be kept no n
medicine only, I woakl not than warn
yon; bat taste wine ooce or twice
and you aeon will leans to like not
only the taste, but the exhilarating
feeling that it produces. Continue
to take it, and it will prove a robber
that will steal your senses, your
money, nod yewr sowL*
“My soul, fether P*
“Yes, my sou, no drunkard shall
inherit eternal life. 1 will tell yon a
story, Jimmy, that came under my
own observation, and from its rela
tion you will nnderstand how liqnor
proves this robber. 1 *
Jimmy was glad to hear a story,
snd ever wss thoughtful that his
sister Lacy and brother Joe saookt
share his pleasures, so b* ran to call
them to listen to the story of tfotor
father. Mr. B. began whan the chil
dren had seated themed vas near him.
“Twenty-five years ago 1 waa ia
the State of Maryland. I intended
to take the train for Cumberland,
and had arrived at tbe town of
is the stage, from a distance
of tbrrtf: miles. The day waa raw
aod cold, aod the only Are that I
coaid find was in tbe barroom of a
hotel wear tha depot. 1 waa a young
man then, and yet at that age I bad
determined never to allow a drop of
liqoor to pass my lipe, excepting as
medicine. I therefore didn’t wlah to
remain in tbe bar room, hot the cold
weather compelled me to endure tha
smell of the different liquors, bad
tobacco smoke, snd ths other dis
agreeable accompaniments of a bar
room. I took a seat near the wia-
dow, aad presently noticed a fins
sleigh covered with bn Ado robes,
and drawn by two sptoadhl boras*,
come dashing round tbe corner ef tha
•qaare near the hotel. It stopped,
and a geutlemarr and bis little soa of
about seven years of age, got oat.
The driver carefully placed the blan
kets over the smokiog bodies of the
horses, to prevent their taking eold,
aod the gentleman and hit soa so-
Lungs, Pain in the region of tbs El
neya, and a hundred other pskrfdamn.
toms, are tba offsprings of Dfsp*|m
One bottle will prove a better puMw
of it* merit* than a lengthy afodfo
meat.
Scrofula, or King’s Erf), w&
S wellingB, C leer*, ErysipS* SwZi Set
Goitre, Scrofuhm* InjUmnutioet, kattet
Inflammation*. Mercurial Affaebsoi, Qfi
Sore*. Eruptions of the Skin. Sort Kjwet
la the**, at ia all other n —SfojIhinUls
eases, Faulks'* Vi.vac as firrma fo*
shown their great cur&ure powers n tie
most obstinate aad intractable cam.
For Inflammatory and Ckntot
Rheumatism, Gout, Bilious. Ra&
is a mating of ifos spiritual and ths
tent and Intermittent Fevers. DiseaseMf
the Blood, Liver, Kidneys aa* Blattt
these Bitten have no eqaal. Sock Daw*
these Bitten have no eaaal. Sock Dam
are caused by Vitiated Blood.
Mechanical Diseases.—Penomm
caged in Paints and Minerals, satis
Plumbers, Trpc-netten, Gokl-beatnft al
Miners, as they adraaoo ta life, anstipt
to paralysis of ths Bow-ei*. Te pwi
against thin, take a dose of Wuum*
voa* Btttess occasionally.
For Skin Diseases,' Eruptions,in
ter, Salt-ltheum, Blotches, Spots, Pistpia
Pustules, Boils, Carbuncles, Risg-wsoa.
Scald bSrui, Sure Eyes. ErynshA ltd
Scurfs, Discolorations of the Skis, Esmd
and Diseases of tbe Skin of wfasSeear saw
or nature, are literally dog up aid swat
out of tbe system ia a short time by tie w
of these Bitters.
Pin, Tape, and other Went,
larking in the erstem of eo many timmfo
are effectually destroyed and remove!, h
system of medicine, no remrifagSA m w
ihclmimtics will free the syatsm um mm
like these Bitters.
For Female (cmplniita, iajm
or old, married or single, at thtdavtafm
manhood, or the torn of lift, thaw fsi
Bitters display *0 decided aa iiiH— ti*
improvement u soon perceptible.
Cleanse the Vitiated Bloody
ever you find its impurities bunfogtiwas
the skin in Pimplea, Eruptfott, u im
Dr. C. MT^ane's \”ermifuge
»W* W keys in rwery sorttry
m cfciMnw fn.w op to hi hi
Urns* a lew daw of
M’LANE’S VERMIFUGE,
ro rxrrt thx wrentws.
ry hnrinr- or imrr.trro.ra.
May 2—ly 241—cow
position He studies how b* may
•void towelling is conversation upon
way subjset which may needlessly hart
from way allusions which may call
up a disagrrsable or oflhasive sumo
elation A gowttomao never all odes
The Fatherland Series.
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“JTo, sir," mud
M SW . i.A»A/^I^a -J1 — A Ito'kjl I 1 ■ : 1 1 f*j-LL «l«ll 4 S WT
I wf jpflmkPOWI *1 fOl'tXKlv
inflmforlty of tatout, of rank, of
r ho to placed. Ho aovor as
say superiority to hitnelf—
ridicules, never sneers, sever
, never makes a display of hi*
l m m implied ta habits, or
or iatliaatioaft which assy bs
ve to other*.
aetttamasta. Mach to drtvtag a hard
bar gala with the other. They die
Aides Gobble, a lover ef tniarulv,
aaa dyspaptir, and snflased great
an—inrai sAer eating. Bo bs goes
la the great Dr. Abaraethy for ad-
walked owl of the room.
“Highly lighty T* sstid the load
toadt “Petoos 1 well, that* a go
Mighty good kind of petoaa, tfoowgh,
to a follow, I say Mr. Gray’* Jaet
go«* raving mod ahowt hto temper
aoee aotioas, nad ewght to he tahaa
terv. Tlii* music book should Iiave fo«
published a hundred years •go- Djw
tains beautiful music, and tbe stoawJP
department alone is worth marettssw
times tbe amount a*ked tor tie fo*
Published by S C. COIXIlfS,
Jayne Street, Philadelphii, Pft^ w*S
sale by Booksellers generally, wm
price $1.2-5. To ti»e trade msw O m
other music book*. •
Sept 4
•f aw* party eantlog Wrtfo
m time the aoele as weighty
lilOMk while the m use! fog
“Ah T mud the doctor, “I see; a
V ask as who has swallowed more
dollar* tkma ha can digest-.*
“I am an American cilisen,* said
Aides, with great dignity; “I am
Secretary of oer legation to the Court
A mao sitring by the
“Mr. Gray la the aaa
feat o 1 Id that hoe already
sure prepared to fill orders for any books
ito.n.^1 by the various publishing houses
ia this country and in Europe (Enjrti«h
and German) of the mme rotes as the
w* keejp constsatly on hand a large
and varied assortment, to which we a?e
daily miikme additions.
Record*, Bible Diction-
K»k«, Catechisms, Cards,
Marsh’s Radical Core Trota
“WfoaitoM iB aflmwtf Ah! IIto
l unihto In—qpiiiiia uf mm ml ihinga.
“Don’t see that infotwnoe,* eaid
Aldas; “It ain’t a natural coose
qaeaor, I guest, that » man ahoold
ease* to he 01 because he Is called to
nfos, Question
tekreta. Hymn
Any of oar h
rr) seat by mail at the printed prioea.
eannnable discount* made to dealer*
id *e Sunday *«ehoola
W* earnestly request our customer*
1 known for the cure w
Hernia or Rupture. This Trn»
eeived the sanction of the mo««
physician * of this eounfcTTi
hesitate to recommend it to those J
with Hernia as being wperiti
others. , m
It Is the only Truss that wtU r«
bowels with any certainty, mom
can feel assured that he
that will be at all times safeand«
in its operations. Of this we £P
satire satisfaction to all vbo mi
under our treatment- , v.
Ladies’ silk elastic Abdominal.*
corpulency, falling of tbe womg.
a support to the hack aad
mnscles. Anklets, knee e*i»
jnp.Tor varicose veins, ulcer*
Shoulder brace* for ladies,
children, for tl»e cure of stotiPg*
shoulder* and as a cheat expand*:
Pile Instrument*, the afogL*
article in use-light, tNisOy
effectual. Instruments “*5
deformities, curvature of tne
- tesr h fe, orf, t*d 1
tinm-d Crutches. ., r
to i«m partly, than
or the toy •< Ifos
“Mat 1 toll you It doe* follow, for
Us ths oompoagr yoa’ll koop you’ll
hsv* to sot like * Christian I aovor
saw x Yankee who didn’t bolt his
flood like a boo coosi rictor. How con
jos t Xpert to digewt food that you
owl ther take the trouble to 'dlooect
our time to masticate f It’* 00 woo
dor yaw loos your teeth, for you
sever war them ; uor yo«r digestion,
for yaw overload It; eor your saliva,
wm jvi tijiiiiG n on yooT (mrpri
•ff to send ouk by mail 5 but to remit
cht-queo, drafts pr Pool Office orders.
try tag whim hey thej
take a foamy far
railway. P. 0.