The Lutheran visitor. (Columbia, S.C.) 1869-1904, December 19, 1873, Image 4
THE LUTHERAN VISITOR, COLOXHA, S. C., DECEMBER 19, 1873
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RADWArS READY RE U fi
omi rawaaavtoJr
In from On# to Twentv la^J
Tto late Itevid Pm) Brown, not
long bulbe# hi* made an iff*
«Mt In favor of prohibiting the ante
of Mfiiooi spirits, in wkk* bo moot
won plot*)} ret arid# nil “crostitn
tioonl* nod itMOrinl objeeticms, and
gm#e tto fallowing thirty reason*
why iatosirarieg liquor* as a bever-
•go should Ho prohibited by low.-
Mr. Brown nob* nil to Juta In tb«
pruetfeal cuforrwmont of the doctrine
Unit i ho Mil* of in toxic* ling drink*
aa • brretagc should hr prohibited
by low, bmottor t I. They doprivo
me* of ihrtr rmmm far tbo time
bring. S. They deoprit men of their
blgbont iniodeetnnl strength. 1 They
Utile pig all roasted to a bright
hot upon the labia, with pumpkin
pie* oad cron berry term, ond oil
* Hacht hoch £1# Thu*.
were beginning to cirttUu*.
mighty gotee
Lift up yourfiiflfa
Behold the Ring
loot to the old fashioned Yonke*
phrase for vegetables— turnip* ond
potelono, V.iig *n>attd nn* oad
beet* ond carrots leaf moo" “Auat
r«»Uy- wee harrying about giving
the fast tourbeo to everything, while
Father Tnthill in bio Hnndoy'o beet,
m, ,,m || j, M h|i- iitjtniiMiMfc i l -* Mirft wusa r»ifa I m oa m
wWowRBRRPw RNPPgMRHRMHnw^wgg w
got «*t, ond searched np the «
polh, owitrhing off the bright
Bet 1 bed other editor ra, ond told
the ehove named tn he qnM, while I
I ) c»rd oihecw.
I. Intolliguam arid. In the mere
then IB) tamas of the paper, daring
the year, yaa eOl have every varfot j
heavy drirlng ehip» oa If he would
ont tear liu> lift! of aatihiBr tu
aewmw ^^uruu## wu^saw pmpwv ewe uwem j# w r™ gg
Ab Milijr «lgfct rt him «fc*
OHia Pi* jo 1 m.m 1 Mi tt Mf — jO
ffmwW » low, if in "rin fry* MW
to Fanner TutftitPa arm
“What** the mettee. Util* one f*
ha ashed, omiliog down an her.
“Oh! Mr. Rtttem io coming* aha
•rioaL. tramhliaar • T (>« ai mum I
fie* come to iad an I knew t, He
hired a* o»t «f the beano to wwrii
for hia wife, ond be waa going to 101
Hm pi > tmmum bp ataairi ML tio to
*-^*oe^g|"'' •w”w^re« g * *rNm ne wuftnfllM abee
beating one He'll beet me wow for
rnonlog away. Oh I foal let Mm
Creator, wtaaart Than l *
mmkkk
Hb kingly crown Io holinem,
Hiooeoptre, pity in diatrem.
The end of ail 1 our Wee He bring* $
Wherefore the earth i* glad ond to
1. Walker's
fares, Upswing (rid and new), bUiory
the garden gat* woe timidly i
•gi m aaaxpeoted pair of
tmmmraHty. 1 They bar the progress
of rirllisartteu and religion, ft. They
Oh hleot the load, the oitjr blest.
Where Christ the Ruler i* e»nfa
Oh happy hearts oad happy bom
To wham fate King In triumph c
The doodle** Sun of Joy He to
ttovkdi Mi f fibs asisfiftimuu ft met enarniliwoamm
miihmun wi TMifniwfo. n luflj nPBiKw
to poverty virtnoa* wire* oad (foil
drew. f. They canoe tboeeaade of
IVlinifrw, I mfJ |irf*wBfli Ml nr
He motion of dharweier. t. They rvn-
‘iw Mmniif ine iifimp*i reeoiu-
Uewe. It. Tbr militone of property
expended in them or* loot. II. They
nowoe the mqfertty of eeoee ef in
sanity. 11 They destroy both the
m. gy^.. a *a«^aa o S ‘w ^wnS^jatne nimw*ii^H<^hao
W"i v mm wm. ».*v i ofT crarorn
wtth wniiowo of poo
pern. 14. TW) canoe immenae nr
«... Jk .4**4,.^.* Malika
pflHilfllff# VO JlftTfllT CrVWMr. IB.
fc*. a^ao^MS . m. 'Owa^tfikO^S^o *e^a awo^Mimaoeb ^owoomoa*
ft mMFs CmwMM wPf.i^Mrg jlllij M" I HI tRlfrTHrM^ PH Siam
tn ebarity 1ft. They tmrden the
ronntry *dtb enorwioua crime. IT.
Many moderate drinker* want tbo
1ft. Dmokord*
toot the opportunity removed. 1ft.
They or* the great
xlHe-givint' principle,
tor oad lovigorotor
Mavar befora to S -
Who bring©th port delight and hUm:
0 Ooxnforter Divine,
What boandkaa grace io Thine I
Fifof wide the portal* of jour heart.
Maks it a temple set apart
From earthly aaa for Heaven’* employ,
Adorn’d wtth prayer and lav* and jay i
So shall our Sovaraipi ontor to.
looked straight op la yoar face in a
■meat, bonftJaot fa*hf>% bard m
reriat, and Short galftan ring* of hair
which caried round her brood fora
are rapidly bring fulfil led,
DR. M’LANE’8
Celebrated American
Worm Specific
oually narnrrtag, mlaatoaafy opera
tom la aft taade aacenoafal, Ac all
these bright etoade will «ui «y*r
ywnr bnriaan, ro that to ftity wnrira
yaa will gat ft By Hama that nnmbvr
of the laaaaw of that wfodom (hat
“Well, who are yon, (Usf* bo oak*
ad, laying hia band kiodly an tbs
ohOfT* hand, while the dag drew
does to her, regarding the former
with a sharp aaapkiooa look
“Oh ! Toe Milly," replied the tiny
thing emilmg.
“Oh f* vaapended Beaaier “but
Children's Departmant
have year lit tie jok*. 1
*»| iton’t rrmraihrr that I aak*d
1 wenana n* ap,|gipiagainaajg^|ggg||g. ;ig0|gHpBgp ■ ftBHlftHftlftHkw
Etitt lla/ n T acreate a fa
aid Weiflkt u ailM
arovnd. 30 Tax fW)era want the
harden removed 21. The problbi
tioa eon Id nave tbouaamla now fall-
lag. 13. The sale *t|KMM oar per
aone to ismit. SCI. The sale expose*
ear families to deatractma. 24. The
•ale uphold* the virions sod idle at
the expense of the itwlaatrloaa and
rtrtaosm. 1ft. The sale »ub)ecta the
VERMIFUGE
•hortly, while hm wifo not ap an prim
Benqjaah To thill, farmer, of Pomp-
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.
T HE oaestraanre is p«le and leadca-
rolored, with occasion*! flushes, or a
Circumscribed spot oa one or both checks;
the eyes become dull; the pupils dilate; sa
•sure semicircle runs atony the lower eye
lid ; the note is irritated, swells, sad some
times bleeds; • swelling of the upper lip;
occasions! hcedeche, with hamming oc
throbbing of the ears; sn unusual secrctioa
of saliva; slimy or furred tongue; breath
my foul, particularly in the moramgl
appetite variable, sometimes voracious,
with « gaawtng sensation of the stomach,
at others, eatirely gone; fleeting pains ia
the stomach; occasion*] nausea and vomit-
4. Parmaal Fm«| aaid. A higher
typo of tho obriatma Ufa ebon Id bo
the htones af the near at hand new
yarn; and yaa can oat gat any wbotv,
mis from the KKibto •*«** varied atol
cows, io the misty yellow light of a
Novambor saaaot. As ha toafc down
the ^ars between the “boms pasture”
aad^he barnyard, mpleaaaat-laahiag
elderly woman came briskly Bom
the boose with a shining milk pail
oa each arm, nod soon waa family
engaged in bar work.
MoaawMIa, the farmer stood ab
aently stroking Bonny’s sleek hand,
stiU with that downcast face, till bo
suddenly caught the bright eye# of
kin iwife, bent sharply upon him.
She was none of yonr sallow, sals
ratoa-poieoned country women, hot
a handsome old dame with all her
wits about her.
M ¥oa doo’t look a* if you was well,
’Najab,” she said. “Ben ploughing
too long and got a tech of rheamatia,
I shouldn’t wonder; her ve fa
•mu, wool that, Folly. I waa
tiriakin’ tore’s Tbankagivte’ come
round again, day after toaKirrow
yon know, and bow lotieooaie the old
honee wilt be with jusi you an’ mo
to am down to table. Seems tike
faint wnth while to bev a Tbauto
gieto* dinner. IF* narrowin’ down,
Felly, that’s a foot! Since my poor
niece died, and brother Nathan went
ont West, there’s none loft.”
“Let’s nek some of the neighbors
in then,” arid Folly as she rone with
the brimming pails.
“Nonsense l they wwiUo'l any of
“From the poor house," said Mill).
M W# mooed away—Bingo sad me.
W* heard you ware going to fatro
all the poor folks tor* to-day, sad
we’ve roam to got oar Tbaakagivin'.
to®-" m ,, „
“So you shall! Come la Milly.
You shall her yoar Thanksgiving,
•are enough. Omm right la !"
“Biogo too r she naked, flipping
tor mito of a hand into his broad
cue. “Biago la my IHeud ; you don’t
know how good to to*
“Yea, Bingo loo, east the former,
stooping to kiss the child’* pale faro.
Bo all three weot iato the tones, and
earn* up to Aaat Fully, now smiling
over her bountiful board, el which
all tor gneata »w* row! waiting
for the farmer to begin
“Folly, berth oa# asore to mato
token the sober man’s earnings to
support the drunkard. 27. It sub
ysrt*’ eunhri tom wives to nntold suf
faiif* 34 It is contrary to tbs
Bible. 3S. It ia contrary to eommou
arose, jm. V%’« tov# a right to rid
ourselves of the burden.
“Oh! don’t 1st but!* arorumed the
uhild, tor rye* wdd and diriwaded,
tor faro,white with terror, her breath
coMwtog ia C|u*r4 gaapu. -tot m
stay, eh I let aaa stay with yuu f
“fhm*i try, Milly, yaa *W»\ *s.-
arid the feraawr. then tafUteg tn the
•nararor with a foes In which anme
htddou e«*«44*M»
the nomach; occuioimI nausea and vomit
ing ; violent pains throughout the abdo
men ; bowels irregular, at times costive;
•took slimy; not unfreqseatiy tinged with
blood; belly *wolka and hard ; urine tar-
bid ; respiration occasional iv difficult, and
accompanied by hiccough j cough somc-
dorf, worth 360 r
Brans,* nod In c
srurtiing, and
drahing Um child np tight tn his
brunet, to aridi “Mr. fteOan, yuu
won’t get tb4a child over to haul
A phyroctau of dtaimgalatod abil
j it) gives us the foUowiag farts eon
' «w»*»| ti»i« math dr*NMfod droroae :
1. Is its nature, it U not a focal
afttottou, as is usually supposed,
tot con*: ifuttonal, pervading the
Isteod of the «bole system before it
makes ita appearance ta any part}
II U of a nature kindred to erysipelas,
rod though epidemical, ia not, strict
ly «pruk lag, tnfectiou*.
2 Its mo*t maalfoat sym|»toan is a
fahm membrane, of a white color,
which forms upon and around the
toneila, neat the palate, and which
thkheus and rxtemta, unluas ctork
ed, until the jwsUefit die* foom auto
cation. This false membrane ia,
towei rr, not conftoed to the throat,
tot may sometime* be seen 0)100 the
band, or arm, or any other place
where the akin baa been removed.
ft. Among tbo caution* to be ob
nerved are the following: Avoid all
medirtnro and modea of treatment
which shall exhaust the strength,
and be careful not to injure the akin
by bUaters or roaster irritant*, par
lirotarlv in the nrigiitNviKMMt of the
fhromtu
4. To Its run, aim to restore
sa rapMly and ••ffarf nally as poaeilde,
the patkwri’s waning strength For
ih«s purpose, lei the diet to of Ito
most nuUmoua character--rbkkr-n
wap, beef tea. HMy give facety of
eggnogg, mad# o| gisnl whiskey, or
ear the arimulant In any other way
that will eombiae mwnshmrot with
sliUMilatten. Add ta the ground
strength by the us# of mineral tonics,
of which none ia better than muriate
of iron, which may be administered
s* largely aa ten drops at a dose,
♦ very (** or three hoars tor an
aa orchard and Lb
children. The * >~
come of 180 flon ^J
ever, found 450 |
there waa no ok I
immediately mortj
Bruno* for 400 fl
time* -ry and convulsive; uneasy and dis
turbed deep, with griadiag of the teeth)
temper variable, but generally irritable, Ac.
Whenever tbe above symptom*
arc found to exiat,
DR M’LANE'S VERMIFUGE
Wdl certainly effect a cure.
The universal niece** which h«i at
tended the administration of this prepa
ration ha* been such aa to warrant ua ia
pledging ourselves to the public to
RETURN THE MONEY
ta every is nance where it should prove
ineffectual: ** providing the svmptoas at
tending the aidknea* of the child or adah
should warrant the supposition of worm*
being the cause.” la all cases the Medi
cine to be given' 1* *tsjct accosdaucs
with rax Diaacnows.
W e pledge ourselves to the public, that
Dr, M’ Lane's Vermifuge
DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
sa aay form; and that it is an innocent
prep*ration, asr tmfmhk if sag id# dgfo
M| neighbor ia in acute bumarwa
and 1 am sal) a farms# ant of «lebi,
sad with a ItUla at Interest, bringing
•p sad educating a family af rhtl
drro. II# com* a to bms, faddutg out
• mrt*. iaigv ter mr, to mgn, aa^iug,
**l whsh yaa uuuld pari write your
aama ua tto back «f thia; 1 aeud Ito
urouqy rmy much ; it wftl to a great
aocaromadaliau to me, and you will
•roly has a to write ywwr name * My
auawm ia: * M| frsrod, do yua really
d :. radways
Pmftcifiniatiie&fistilaiiffi
round the table, “I r*0 you to wit*
are* that Arum thia tour 1 take littte
Milly to be my darter, forte* and
true. Aad may bri dead by mo aa
I deal by thia rephaa child. Amen T*
“ Hours) r cried tto owe fogged
•otter, white tto swat IWbesd fa a
miagiril max# of jifoaMiro rod wro
“Tto dour wra, ahe's wslrowie!
There * rover on# too many at anrh
a Urn*. Pretty littte dear. O ’N^uh !
bow glad we’d to if we’d hail a darter
Ilk# that r
Tbe former answer#*) nothing. It
was a aore topic with him ; aad alt
i aad tto Cougu*^ |
grateful remembi, |
died io tor sen |.
2,86ft florins, v-
lu his will, La
Satie free to com [
riage, provided she j
to; tot tor faui j
beyond tto grave
upMspgee*?— - — - ' ", — i-j;
The Short line Schedule.
’em comet Wbo’d leave their owe
folk to tat# dinner with oa fa
“You’re way behind ito lighthouse
this time,” answered hia wife.
“ Tends on who /to eall yoar neigh
bors. Ef yon only mean Ito rteh
folk, ’taint likely they won Id eome.
But yen know, ’Na^ah,” and hurt tto
bright egraa and cheery voice soften
low window* might have tbought
that all tto acareerow* ia tto ftehte
were getting ro uafooked for reward
children than hi* k J
** hare found,
hired in quiet reUrJl
T ri»d to tto cbn I;
hto children in t I
•WMed husband.
poor old Widow Briggs the waator
woman, with the great wart ro toi
a ore, and tor tight scrawny children
I tear, aad If you gain I do roc t
•hare la your fouars, aad amt ta your
proftta But wet auty this; 1 stouMaf
Ares tofare the puhHr that row are
reapaueibir stow f nmtlt km»w m*th
Aad littte Milly rtaird, and was tto
joy a**d eumfbrt ef Beueyrili asri baa
FuBy, lighting up the aid baune with
tot peetly wtten, growing fairer aad
•weetev with esrb year Aad every
ft 1 aad wdl are.
good things before thro. There
wae Hiram Doolittle, tto oae legged
sailur, who lived in a (toy cabin all
afooe, with neither chick hoc child to
to. which the poor, the lame, aad
tbo blind wore tolled out of tto
highway* to eome. Don’t you think
tto Lord meant Thanksgiving tor
them' every mite aa much aa foe at fa
Too should have aeon tto good
farmer’s face brighten up, aa to ex
claimed, “That’a a first rate Idee,
Polly! you’re ro uvfol smart woman
•boot aottin’things to rfglitn! Tall
you what! you drive down to tto
coroera to-morrow, and get all you
GEORGE S. HACKER’S
Door, Sash and Blind Factory
snored like ft trumpeter There wae
poor old Amt Nancy, whore nore
and thin shut together like a not
cracker, whom tto roughly toy*
wmid ehnea and cull “erauy Baa*
and “old witch.” She did not look
near ao much lifts a witch when rim
took off tor queer, coal scuttle of a
bonnet, nod naked Oad to Mere
Farmer Tn thill, with tears la her
poor old fads*! eyre There were
hair a dosen n«Vr do-well* who
lounged around the village and at
tbe store like Rip Van Winkle, pick-
lag up a living nobody knew tow or
cared • button. They were all there,
eating away far daar Ufa, with tto
farmer and bis wife beaming welcome
from every inch of them.
They did thia both by word* and
by deeds. “Neighbor* all T cried
tto farmer, standing up at the bead
of tto table with little Milly cfoae
beeidehim. “You’rewelcome! You’re
welcome most hearty 1 I aVt ao groat
band at speechifying, eo I’ll jest say,
'May we all jin# ia tbanksgivte’ to
God who baa brought ua together
this day, and may we spend axaaj a
mAKUbm fagrthir te tfona to
OU Afore. — You probate) tbtek tf
u teak iwj sharply at ro rid abac
fo* you throw It away, yea win
mw It again if It «nt euuiae buck
yuu. But that dare rot at all
»«• or three hoars for ati
adult. Between tto doam of iron,
give from five to fifteen grata* of
chlorate (hot chloride) of potash or
or soda. Tto chloride of soda may
be ttoed aa aa aatiecptic gargle, but
# 11 . ... fc_ ... ■ jUimi*.aewa*a* tie mivin OkiAe ||
ft-fiffft* iRRPi |grev l>R T w efre RlOtl pro I!«.
If tto dm ware girre signs of peri
wlwrijr, by reguUr rvmtmfoua, tton
bring to your aid tto great anti
periodic- quinine.
Gut this out and keep It ready ia
Urn# of need, aa It may he relied on.
—A up* 1 ** t roewsauteuafset..
want at tto store, and ftl kill tto
biggest turkey in tto yard, and a
pair of geese, and there’s that Uula
stout, too I hia een ’a-moet bunting
with fat anyhow! and pieaae the
Lord well hcv such a Tbaokegivin’
dinner as the ofd house never mw P
G. & C. Railroad.
CHARLESTON. S. C
button year drew* with aa old pair
of slippers, comb your hair wtth •
boot, o# grasp a oaatwff gaiter white
nt your dinner Yuu dmT mm tow
this ran tof Weil, w#*H tell you
OM shore are turned tu scunuat to
AILY
O Imparted work kepi on hand te
rnipply the country trade. AH
up and down ; *h®
inr North and Sooth of
lumbi* and Auenst* to'
St our own factory in the
kw the proprietor’s special
I'rir# LUt. Factory aad
Thankigivingday ; bright, efoar
and frosty. Tto chiUUass farmer
and jblu wife went to ‘*mewtlo»» with
beams delight divine” shining from
their e?w, iun #ere they not about
to have a famt St which Jesus, tbst
and WilmiDjrton, C0I1
R* !m#d.
i Last, r actory aad
T i v r °?ESr y c v n '^
patriag
Leave OrionMa JJ*;-
Lcav<> Alston
Leave Newberry Iff!!
Leave Cokcabury J
Leave Belton.. J sJJl
Arrive at Greenville •
DOWN.
toare Greenville ’ S.s
- S ;
: fgW» S!I
/ilriYOII a map
Arrive at Columbia •
AmdertomBmHek and Blue 90**
vision. "
DOWN*
Leave Walhalla 5 45 a m Arrive
Leave Perrvvilk* 6SSam
Irere Fendleton 710sm Leave
Leave Anderson 810 a m L®*”*22*#
Arrive at Belton 0 00 a m Leave* SP
Connecting with down tra» ^
Qre<-n villa. .u*.
icctAmmAilAli/vM teoi na Til ft 08 j
A toerel-—William Wirt’* tetrer to
hi* daughter 0* tto “small, sweet
roeurteutee of life,” ountrioe ft pus
Hug# from which a greet deal of hap
pass* might b# learned t “1 want
10 tril you a secret. Tto way to
snake jroursdf pleasant to others Is
to stow them attontteu. Tto wfifae
world te like (hr miller at Mansfield,
•who cared for nobody—110, not to.
iu ehforide of aulphnr Tto wfffoseft of
fienfTe, yef insjestic Being would
pr«iaet2WriLJSd «M> “Iim-
much as ye have done it unto one of
the least of these my brethren, ye
have does it unto mu” They “en
joyed the preachin’ wonderful” and
sang “China” muj “JUaddanT—thoee
nidi old Connecticut tuore-with all
their might and main, and then went
bome, eAgor to prepare for their
Change ot Schodule.
ftorvu Cauouua R. r. CoucagT,
Columbia. 8. t!* Oak. 18, WTO.
;iuu»a«ormtod ute. to go into effect oa
*«# uumI awftuw mr iu mis wial ro Mfefak
—rs *w 5 aU’ # gesu w# # 1 tmssuww’wa ^w umnw ^teufiumB^g ui^^uwg
dried. M beu theeemghly dry M In
ground tu powdus, ami mixed Uilh
luplunt
ImnaU*# noborty cuced for him.* And
lb# whole w ee Id would nerr# yon no
If you gave them the esasa. Let
imoplc M«# that you do care for them
by abowing them what Bterne ao
bappllr called the am all courtesies,
in which there ts wo imnsdc, whore
sate* »• too atilt to teas#, and which
inant fast Ihcmaelie* by tender rod
affections!# looks and little ncta of
at tew (tern, giving others tto prefer
ei*r# Hi every mile employment, nt
tto table, Iu the Held, walking, alt
• Ik. amiI ••■i./trna •
Tire at usiwm CsObm
rrenLSSsJsr 10 * " 710 p»
*ve Cuimrii 4Sam
Camden Train will rnn Monday, Wed-
adnjr aad Friday a* follows:
wr# (. «4umhia 1 Ma»
The long fable was already set
out in the big old-fashioned kitchen,
whose strong rafters were ornament
ed with strings of onions, scarlet
peppers, and dried apples, and on
this occasion with the addition of
“Hooray F cried the ou»fogg#d
sailor, wafting np suddenly. “Threw
cheers for Farmer TutftlU*
They gave them with writ a will
▼iHe Branch on Mi
Fridays. On Am
Camden
Iton and Anderson, on
riaifoxviii a rtpi
dteif
* vfllSMj htl—rif ffowloy*