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THE LUTHERAN VISITOR, (X)LtJMBlA, 8. C., JANUARY 23, 1874.
CLUFflWft-
Two Tm of Boshh.
made for
"Lg w bo died before the death
This is evident from the
IwirwlHy«f atonement, which
^Ttrtthe universality of death
I **J2 (he miaerie* entailed on us
| Bom. v: 18, 19, compare
| Beb. ix: 25, 2d; 1 Pet.
That Christ died for
who shall be lost, is taught
t: 9, etth, compare ttt:
ft*er« Pwl prmppoeea it as pos-
| L jgn his exertions might prove
*V nf Katt.viii: 11-14; see verso
riv; 15 ; 1 Cor. viii: 11; 2
lLg.l;S Pet. i ; 9; Luke xiii:
Jesus doee not exclude the
(terse 81) who was lost (verse
ggi (he number of those for
he offered his body and shed
Sg| * If the conditions of par-
ilid salvation art not fulfilled by
_ g* universality of the pardon
0 isS*l#W»by destroyed. Thus,
^ the sou of a King intercede
grlUdy of criminals, and obtain a
0ln toi them all, and offer it to
jggdl'Oa certain conditions to be
-gnusd by them, the pardon is
is UQ | whether they avail them
^af the benefits of it or not.
|fi wicked are lost because
^ refuse to iceept salvation.
1*| ix: 32; *: l*i «:
tj. Aeta xili: 46; 2 Thess. li : 10;
jdtixil: 97*, Luke xix : 44; vii:
I; tbs Pharisees and lawyers, by
tftfW bo*****! by him, frustra
«Hhc mussel of God concerning
4 Enek.xviii: 23, com-
,j xxxiii: 11; Luke xiv:
ij.SMa ii: 4; ix : 22; 1 Tim. li:
Lf**i8:-*.
|M4 Chapt. 3, Sect. 83.—'The
I mi it Christ consisting iu the
idem satisfaction, or, active and
unite obedience is —c. universal.
1 Tim. ii: 6; 2 Pet ii:
i;tOor. v: 14; Bom. iii: 23 ; v:
g Me.) It indudes all men, all
la, ad also those who lived be
I m Christ
Ifft-Augustinns, the Predretinomn
I a the Reformed Church and the Janne-
afcfeafad theunm-iWiirv ..f the menu
NCIrat, bat it bos always been defend-
dfo the Lutherans, the Catholics and
| WWnJam.
Jkrtetuen, IV. Sect. 159.—Divine
lee, Uut knew from eternity the
mtbiinjy of the fall, found also
in eternity the way of redemp-
jn. Out of free love and grace the
I fitter Mureuders tlie Son to humilia-
|is, to obedience and suffering, and
ifisu as the second Adam by his
utary obedience, renders satis-
Ikaon ta the demand of holy and
htoous love, offers np the sacrifice,
Urt onr sinful race should have
llmd, bnt could not, empties the
lap of suffering for sin, which oinst
1 emptied, if the sinful developmeat
pa be re.raced and a new life be
The act of Christ is
owu act of grace and love in
[fo iramari family ; but it is also in
U» Wghest sense humanity’s own
|d,fcritisGodin the human nature,
I 1 * the second Adam, who satisfies
|h claim of righteousness on the
fiuniiy. Within humanity is
I** the partition between God and
|kl removed, within the sinful race
I* As pure, the holy centre, where
p disturbed relation between God
I** •» is restored to harmony, ami
which divine love can again
•ut into the world. As God
d the entire human race in the
Itvidhm, it follows that as One is
hftieotii so are all righteous, as Ooe
I s * for all so are all dead, and “as
pAt first Adam all die, so in the
m#4 Adam shall all be made alive.”
lb ?i ^4> * ^° r * XT : 22-)
I k conclusion we snm op these dif-
|''Altauthorities as follows:
flnlftdied to save sinners. 1 Tim.
^1 qcd are sinners. Rom. iii: 23.
“iwcefore Christ died to save all
John Hi : 16, 17.
li ■ - • • i _
»<»! •>■»*
> haft** 1 ' nt la Paris
“*> m U«n. Jukm dW of Ow>. K, l>«uj of i.. W*«d
Ur, “I would follow kin la Itedkrt.*
The letter reads: «I write cheeriully
to acknowledge receipt of <uirei
°P»fa »*k1 in connection therewith to
•ay that I disposed of more than
half in my Sunday school If I may
jadge from this effort of the success
of the envelope plan, I pronounce
the project a success. • • • Mj
schools will do their fail part; and
am ooaAdent that if all mor hula
missions yield as well as onra In pro
portion to means, the chapel is an
accomplished fact.’ 1
United effort will carry the matter
through. We have soma envelopes
•till on hand Who wants them f
r. a n
For the Lutheran Visitor.
: Richmond Mission.
cause is advancing. The tiew
||T favorably. Friends of
<su«e and of Christ are respond-
5. “ufoe thaukful ackuowl-
j^® u tof the following new year
Dreher, Roanoke Coi-
'W T y‘a«i*,****.
W rI Staunton, Va—
ifuL W D-D, Phils-
jjyfos, (through M. E.8.)..
F*mal« Seminary, Va..
Jr r A.F r ay,Madi»on,Va.
Mm. V. E. U.)
10 00
I contribution* 8*4 »
tMQ «J0
^* r| i* noble life in our dear old
| j^/T*** 1 Church, and we believe the
II crown with success her
to plaut the standard of the
**ton in the capital city of
frn the Lutheran Vmm.
Thi; CoIloqTiium-
I am at a loss to know why it i§
best to “moke baste slowly* fa Mr
conclusion ia regard to the proposed
colloquium. The Lord knows we
have always been slow enough. We
never, in onr history, were gniUy of
getting in adhrance of tiaae, fa any
matter of permanent advantage to
the church. Some, of coarse, will
oppuee any move towards uuioa
Do you remember the otamag day of
the 8. C. Synod at Frog Level t
What a dear thing honor is to «*
when duty sad the general good re
quire ns to make a sacrifice ! Home
of oar people art ever ready to cry.
“snake! soaker 1 when there ia no
snake. The great, and at the seme
time sad misfortune with as, North
aud South, is, we are too wise to be
instructed, too far in advance of each
other to be admonished ooe by the
other 1, a noble Southern, the son
of a noble sire, who listened to the
sighing of the pines far liberty in
the days of the revolotiou, am not
now to be taught, catechised b) a
“Yankee,” and he living is sight of
Boston aud 1’hUodelphu, the hub
ami the heart trf the country, i* iw*
going to be instructed by "tar heeU”
ami “wand Upper*.*
These, 1 say, are the natural fret
iugM that prompt us to “make baste
slowly* when the subject of friendly
interview is proponed. Not that we
are aot all Lutheran*—not tbs: we
do not both know (be some thing*,
think alike, believe alike, feel alike,
but we are indispose*! to yteld the
point that we do agree. To agree
would be to make otic aa wine ami
as good as the other—would be to
make us am—that would b« aufai.
One of our prominent ministers
•aid to me lately: “I will learn noth
ing from a Puritan.* “Ksartly so,"
said I, “then there ia no ueersMij
for a colloquium ; I will lie taught
by agy one, I care not where be live*."
Those who oppoee efforts to obtain
a better understanding, certainly are
making haste slowly. They ora let
ting {tersonal and sectional molivea
take the plat* of high Christian love,
ami the general welfare of the church.
That heart moat be small indeed
that can take tn only a small aecttou
of the church; and that man’s re
ligion is not very Catholic that re
loses fellowship with brethren who,
owing to tlieir general surroundings
and peculiar early trainings, coo not
pronounce his “shibboleth.*
We want mature thought, delibe
rate action, prayerful consideration
—bat have wo not had time enough
for thisf Are not three hundred
and fifty odd years long enough to
tell what Lutheranism is t
Luther had no difficulty In daciding
whether he could fellowship with
those* who called themselves by bis
name or not. It is well known that
be and Meiaucthou differed; and
ethers differed from each other ta
some (M)inta, but that did not cause
them to separate and organise bodies
oa different platforms.
I am a Lutheran, and I know oih
ers with whom 1 do not agree who
are just as good Lntberaas aud aa
good Christiana aa 1 am ; aud I waat
to meet them, shake them by the
band, aud let tbetu tell me they love
me, aud I wish to assure them I will
co-operate with them iu every good
work. Soirntfto!i.
Va.. hsa
ts own i»**t«*<»» iw ils mom
sad I felt rfr vu.
Th* America* Hit.** rwifeta
fit hare finished their ittWas at lies*
Matthew, sad have seat ft «a the
■The deetsfaa of
I his fwnten asif*
froth with a Cisfhafos
Umtstsitr far ha«Uad. m apsW as
Ika awsst sggresaive step whWk has heea
taken ia the raaatry Oms the reslarslfaa
of the hierarchy hi tiffh.
tor. J.
iff* 1 lTWli»yi6 , f| fn
B&KjCrmmRPI
t 1 jj-rdl itt
(k r. Rm, Df% Oiiwfets,
Mown m4 J VL WiUna lank pari la the
at a
TW tlaisss at tom
is fro
find if)*
Maui at Or Isaac l the tulnaA CkrtMe-
Alhen the Orifel
j *rt sh Art mail tlkhmihm
la sod
of which
teen at thorn nrs the recall of ottesceaerr
kaher | thirty acre thnte eatsScace ta the
rfrrit at
at wham 1
At aa
ererrthlng
Va,
i*
They
anaeeatty have am
«d fae f eta at
the
t» health.
n»- ■!<««
fra
The faifi ad-
* tie gtvra
is
wnra«»y i
Befert— iu
eedmr wfeh the
atal sf nQ tea
foMrri. Omdanlly trip
f ffi WHfiHff fr lffk% iaomtOMmsa* ias
^pnam^^enee eon ▼ imptiiapsmaaa oso
edshemrd lifiwn at
whea the pate resseopftltm shall have
tehee tie plaen at taw ipirtt* an s stim
•food ta all cor pmhtw fad private haspi
Mb It In act, Iwstna wmb a harm
lean selsOitcee far the fiery
rafaned fa. lie sttmefaueg
ace ao« lie chief awrita altheafh ia this
trrtdM
htlt, the
tic*
It a
fa SMet Ikta pnyctiifi ictqg caoae «f Orh
aees wifa a ehefanacaa aatidete. lion-
tetter 1 ’* fifesn rhiwli ha taken daily at
•fa* SMkcaa by alt prteroi Ufawtag under
ailsseeu that tend fa tfaakea the
famritfklMfll it tan* oa-v^ri .a
mmwwwsf t — a
kSi«r 1 i j-i crMiii l' fine
frtr I * ill pjers!* *St flfa fr<I feP
«w»ed by drew
tlL^. .waasri m t t n k io #'*.
Iw drtrifaffl 1 M fr.j
IkllfiUi V 4|ft )'•’ Id* 1 # Iff H l«’ Ik ff 1 tttff l , ‘ , *'lff jgHHff '' "Be ”
fin's fft=i t ask t ^|
eWe W ft eWH>?vft "e MIM rfalt*Tf ntifaMr
nil palatine* were •»»;.! fa a
*»d twn «e three k undr cl fac
see tH mot Fsmilt Mtim mr
» few /aefraecier—a purely
VrgeteMii ilriforfr and Thasr fro Dye
pepsic. Ceeeiipialtsa. Defatoy, Hank Head
ache. Itfffao* litarki sod *JV derange
t* at Live*, ritecearh and R«*d«
fam rireoctet far fe, lirewer of mb ■
to 00
to 00
10 00
15 00
10 00
°°t going mail carries out to
g of the church hundreds
envelopes,” and as far as
- ff o® they are thankfully re
To give an intimation as to
hmi
» f access of the system,
the liberty |to quote
^ of the letters upon our
ifanew ami Bra+U.~la Maieo theca ia
opposition and even violent persecution
by bigoted Romanist s. Instigated by tbeir
priests, bat there are many e aeon raging
things. The separation of C hurch and
State ia a matter of great moment, ami
seems n£w to bn well assured. Personal
inquiry on religious subjects ia different
places is manifested, and hopeful con
verts are met with. Our brethren feel
that their work ia great and foil of hop*.
In Brasil, nearly the sausc remark may
be made a* to the imprccaiou* of the
brethren concerning their week. They
confidently look far the divorce of the
Chureh sad Htate, as the y**nR of eg*
iating ctmtrovenfas between tbs Qevera-
ment aud the Rouiamat bishops, and
the general progress of enlightened vices
among the people. They eult earnestly
far move
Record.
foods for *10. |
Tb* fagdcueual 1
A * , .m—_ frs»— -..is —a i— j
mtrwmmifladi WWtmQwtm fwfiff \
some years, gave *a ^lew Year’s day • j
paper devoted ssefaly to •taSMSfoe «e I
latin* fa that rfty. Ausoog rilrt thtags :
we And the fnUnsisr r "The aggresrste i
of rAriurh mesa hers is IMOfi. The less $
renews pat* the pnpafcslfaa at U JAH, ts» I
that 14 win He seen that eeorfr «»# A.I/
at the tratiro pepalafana at Rahmcad t
Setwally belongs t«» eecse cheerib * "It I* (
beheved that a larger peopwetfan at the
people at Riehsscad are aeteallv rharvh
asembrrs, SO«l % liiger profswtiioe at the
r**4 aasder roiigensss iotfaeor* then aoy
ntlOr ritrjn the msantry **
At the Jsnnaiy asrr*mg of the ■
row H<H»r •».*-«#»» Mssusgev*. a gwmt deal
of InssSoinss wst diepmo>*l at. Assong cb*
leCfrro read eos «cse frees ear Misabimary.
the Rev. ft II \sasne, M. I>. requesting
the pwbli a4faa of the fomhe of Tn*ln»* a
and Matarhr la the Hengnl
w*o*i of the M*w T» i is licit, s
at the llU fa*mo Imh* noiihcficsl of-
reedy . and frees Rev. Eh. I. 41 lit mb
aa non nerd the printing ef the lleherw
and Weber* Hpnniah rid Teetausent. «be
t r -VtH'Sls t li**o ■ ir i •• lit
fur sosae year*. HtsJssa tftarvss of
I' ’ Isfaewilb tm frigs 4m
was appwanted a dsitplt fa the Hrtissh
*o4 F**reign Hilda Horicfr 1 .
i Av importaai tectiascay fa the charoe-
far and kshors ef mlnsteeortes , and to the
fifflRmfffali fadhoA bwi g fiifgifi f kfa Riiastea *uM
fa sis a *Aff mffffW
ofoorih Is paid in a remark aMs Partin ns* a -
tary Bine fbsok, Intel y putdlehed by order
sAujtt. 11 iiii law gaff £'’ MiMA&fegatfh-fr. oafi
**A statement Ksbtbstusg the
Material Program sad Cnstditlea of ladfa
dating the Years lUTt t#JT" Haring
eprifans at the nomber nf anrtetie* and
ary aacietie*, the varmaa fwrma at
the knowledge at
the mi miensm s. their prvsa-
mf%g| Zmmtm mr* liswrlg
IffiWRO ffooff wya: 'The government
at fadh earn aai hot arkoow ledge the
great eMtgafaen an Aar which M hi laid hp
arise, whose blamsleea e sample sad self-
denying tshors are infumtog new vigor
into the stereotyped life of the groat pop
omfeeos placed nailer Teglisb role, aadl
•tiff pfipffnnff iUffM W •# in ffffffff wmf
hfffittrr find kfallaf riltfa^frA «*# ika
•apeiwi mow ug fa*v“s s^u,! aa™"a a-AafeA^w^fefa wsa afarti
great Empire ia wldrh they dwell " la
these days whtm seeptlre wuald pe rseiaib*
are a failure, and when
return from I Imdostan iteriuie they never
sow nay revolt* at mMsfaoe there M la
■slkfatarv that m, h a IsCisiast should
ew"-™sepw ^ tttO“ vna^^s ** ^Srses-w^^sees*^ eiee ,l ' w w
eecse nmuihrd from saeh high sntbovWy
What reason we have fa Idem fled far
the chaage whlrih has fiutswr the spir
it gt India's govevnriieai. uface fheda>s
talimft C*faJNffV a fasft Ikta ■' Daft fkksifi'fr AT tin ill
it*, *'.* fafiPii Iftatw * vm^eng-vr-w ws^am
aot be allowed to sat foot on llritMh ter
ritory. ami were obliged fa taka refuge iu
the Ch»alab settlement at Hswampnre I
Dial* fit. t»t»asir or llttri Ifrmssu.—
.iaiQS .aim , 1 ii O'Sh* , 1,1 Ifn u Mi .,... ... a Ai^.S.,*^. .hi Of rttr O'
|R9Qnlff4|A fflff fi44*«t|«‘U*T ffWripf Ifflri Wf •
ally by ibis fatal salsff . Thin disease
generally has lia origin in
fitted with irritating,
which, cireal*tine throneh the heart. lr»
ritate its lirlimte tisanes Thoach the
StwsiamwM* reo wewiwww w ■ 'i*wwow* a wnnewsym^ne ww^w
Irritation may at first fa slight, prudaefag
I MH9 w irTffffVMf iflWRl.
by and by the disease be ramus firmly
seatsd, and in Asm matioa. nr by per trophy,
pr thirkening of the Using memhroo#. «
of the valves, ia prod need- How wise to
giro serly stteoticci to seam of this triad.
Fattainr*I thraliltiag ogpala ta tho rogprim
of ths heart sltostl^f isslss^ststs^k etse t^t^rt sll
tg not right, and if you would preserve M
from further dloNise. poo most help It to
beat rightly by the use of sorb a remedy
—-
Church Nrtices.
Stociil Xttthf of fihfi H C Snai
There wilt be a spi-def ssmang ef the
] North I'ai*-Un* Hyacd hsbl iu l.aUfaroa
tfrcfcd, R«*an t’nwsriy, H. C, oo Wrd
i oendav, Kb* fek at fafrroarv, l*Ct, at II
f oVfark, A. M .
This mentiag ta rolled fby tvqweel at
[ este-tldvd at the mimlots of llyaodl f«r
i the special ii'Uipees «4 skretmg sfiiiuef
1 tif sssd, so the prvss^iit^ Pbesideat and Her-
I rotary will enno ruarimv ofrheat the
j fawndu at the V««nk IfrAolkna ttytnsd.
JbritW D- RoUhUMk l*re*Sdes»t
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az v'ASTismsrrs
T, ^ ^iillHiirn rimMir' iifailiiiliWiilfrlfelimililirilllliiliMfiAfiimili l 1 IMIHIi min 1 fl>
T> a TV-YTTT T CT f
4 Air* dbdh m lot fad andAb
Per aver thirty rtsn Perry tfress’ \ sepe-
t»Mr 1‘tBi H ll.t.f K has He*n tretrd
to evevv variety at irflmsle. sod
by afsaml erovy Bating haasrn
ta Aasefisaaa.
JBBSS *
d toodL and i
ii tjdien or
1th
bite
r — oiro
f kono bat
There are more than dttj* thousand
Frotsataut churches la fit tTi>llad ffbslua.
There are about throe
Catholic chu
think of, when rotimntiuf the power of
religion in this
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sf the I
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Its Fifteenth Year
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send their orders
Address Mr J. R AHXYltCR. I.ntLerna
FfoAdmoifaa Haase. Na. 41 Norib Math
Rltri, Pailadelphia, Pa
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far HAN1KL MAHCU. D.U
iTfa wnrk tear fa* fat tnra lived la
Bible lisa* • sod fa>w ta tiro ia nil time*.
*l» |.u «mw ». Midi*, pays.** Tl Is widow
aa geena “It glows wit!, Is* tag light oo
every page/* The style is fall and iforo-
ing dot and sparkting Ago
ef the antfaw * fornset works.
| wen *** sm*fi *A
style
Agents s»ld
Iks. “KlliST
I'jTiint'i Horse,*
oeeriy tfekfifa eonfrn cash They shnold
aow caavans fir car tmituq fur
*Mswwe fJde.* kts faleat acid hsct wsmk.
of tesriAocy,
It ta tfa
nftih friend *4 the
traveler, am *»•
M k A... 1.1 As>* *-*J .. —
■nfilPWfffifeml Ifn'vl
"llfC Seen be fare thapobfie *fri tbilty
yen**, and pMwMt has a wide* and bet
lev fepotatfaa than any faker preprisOOT
ssedmoe of the trotrsl dap. 48 fiMA
nertnd there see fast lew nnaeonnseted
the merits ef the P«m Kifler . bwt
r evtnl it sc n tinimeot. they
little of it* power in easing
mm Saben Istwsiib. while other*
tt tatetnnlli with great swveros. baft
ant at its benBaar rir-
toes wfass appHegesveewnlly. Wethcro-
nsv ta all that it fa equally
•ether used internally fa rfi
ll stands to day. u»n« slUd
M great rotahngwe of fsmde ssedi-
tt fa sorteteat evidroro «f »u v»r
tana aa a standard medicine, ta know that
it m o*sw nsed ta all parts at the wwrid
and that tin sole fa constantly
Xfff fiffftiif ***** hm» kuidl
Abfi^'i^ r^t , p ff r ^ 11*41. ff- v ^1- Vtft
ffiflkfaff lima anfalv tagrolaUe m|M||s
jmnad, and perfectly mfe in «nskill«»d
After thiriv year* trial. In Mill recriviog
lhe onssi aassaaliAsd bMkisaeaiala to its
rirtawMhllgqm pfasoanjif thnAlgbmri rifair-
ortor atm napOfeiRdllAT. FhyvdriatM at
lhe first respectability lemmmeod it os a
«■> *• rifro- * - prrpvrstasa fro the rtttor
ikjiuffc «d i«. 8 * i^ .j,1.j*** guok 8 m A 4mm *
ssvms «*• a^^ma i ^o n oo o-w I'-wv- **at w twr w*ws
remedy ever known far Rrufaes, Cfrts.
Boron, Ar#., bat for Ifr eroteer fa rfadrrn
er say wurtef Imwrl romplslnt, ft fa a
remedy aosorimsred far rfiriftiry and
rapidity of actfao In few great vitro* of
India, and other favl • Anistro. it bn* 1*-
ram* the Mrgrinr fur all wwii
ala's, as well m for |»r«ppfa
’rivet Complaints, snd atbev kindred dfa
enter*. Per Congb* sril r«4d#. Csnkrr.
Asthsas. nod Rfaamafa difikrolt
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FALL and WINTER
AT THE
ORAKD CENTRAL
DRT GOODS ESTABLISHMENT
DP
WM. li. IiOVE & €0.,
Columbia, M. C.
k \’ E arc dailv adding to nsn rxteosire
▼ v mm k *4 Uwtda. and will onutinoe
la sell danag the jut-sent month at
U a areally Low and AttracUvs Prioes.
STRANGERS
Vfailing the City during Fair week, and
FAMILIES
Making tbeir Winter purchawe. will find
it decidedly to their
ADVANTAGE !o EXAMINE
Our Choice AooniLsni before purchasing
MWtlK op ALL HWIAfflHB
Killer fa*44 by all remecta J Ii’ wu j samples gratuitously to all
it the lotted If |M ,rl» «f the country on application,
ef all goods that we cna cut, and pay re
el per ^n-o'segr on *11 parrel* of rsu hollars
ami ovta tn the nearest express depot,
win a amounl
WM
The Poia-Kil
Hi MgHfl
r Hiillrift
^AafaB^o aa^^f fa^^fefn
hetfln
PXK1Y BATIK ff
Km ISA High street
Jnti 22
ivy.. mi. n i
f lTIe ffisHIfffeifr"* P1-* I s
Book Agents
t iiTtt rearwt
Ulustrttcd Family Bibla
Z UaZT'TaJ
) «r
tpanies the ontrr.
D LOVE A CO.,
Tros Merit
E Tb
BRoanHiui
the mildir oiany
Troche* In
it'-d-frij Brown I
before
ve l»een before
_ . ™__ Each year finds
tlie Trndiea In some new, distant locali
ties. in varioos part*of the world. Being
an art tele of true merit, when once used,
the value of the Trochee I* appreciated,
and they are kept always at hand, to be
used ss •wraaiou uqttirea. For Coughs,
Cold*, and Ttmrnt Itimvinv, the Trochee
hay* proved their efficacy. For sale
every where.
BOOK 0F_W0RSHIP
PubUoM kg authorUa of the Rr. I Aik.
<>rik America.
of N*r
FfAHM UiMik, of 674 page*. 24um>, is now
• ready. Wi* give the church 8 cent*
on every ropy sold, sod la this wav part
of the profits accrue to the church
hiefi in tihrop fit 00
Hark Arebeemr/. 1 tS
Aralweque Gilt.... l SO
Mororro Tucks, gilt wlgt- % oo
Morocco.citr* gilt i SO
T urkey Morouro, plain 2 75
Turkey Mfaocro, super exUv gilt... 8 00
Turkey Antique 5 00
With gilt clasps, SO rout*extnt.
Minister* and emigreguii«»ns are re
quested to *rnd on their orders at once,
to whom a discount of ton per cent, fa
made.
PCI.1’IT KIMTIOX.
Price, ia
edge
rent.
feAMlff&fa.
W. V DUFFEE, Bookseller,
Columbia, iL C.
a w ' m*m » .1 «Ss*el J SUriiw e
f*i 4rifoimt, gilt
%|8i Lngllsh Turkey, #4. Ten pm
l alaeennt made to those who buy in
J. II. KINARD.
I HAVE recently tfaurned from the
North, and am jHvjjured to exhibit
Uh not eJLrgaol and cutupleie stock at
DRY GOODS
Ever brought to tills market, consisting
at the latcri and unmi pof
Deem (lends. Case i me re*.
fall line sf
HOSIERY
popular stylos in
re*. Ac., with
AMD GLOVES! I
And rofact twsortrnepts of Carpeting*,
Window hhatiro end Curtains,
Mallicut*. and all other articles
fouad In a First Clam Dn Goods
The ci fo4>rat«d
How 3 Sowing Machine
Ameffaoa But tun-Hole and Over
ANMAOWl
A BU OF A TBOVIAHft,
A Consumptive Cued.
warn fab was howrir uaetri Urn Osasssaso*
Osw. aU ransttMi ksrist frilri, MtUnl 1*4 t* s
4lscwry wfarsfa Df. H. Jssms ewrfa kb swlr
0114 wlUi • prspwstJm *T Osasafa* bris*. B* aro
firm ibU rmtps Em am receipt of two »Ump» to imt
sayessw. Tb*ro U not s «!■*)• »y*faMn •»
tfctt Hal It tow mot ilbilnt*-Ii|U Sweet*, id it*-
Uun of tbo S*r«*s, UaOcult ExroBtoteUoa, SLerf
fstas is Uk« Lasso. Imno et tb* Stesueh, Issc-
Uoa ot tb* Bow*’*, end WaeUssfa tbe MomIoo. K*.
Sm* caaoooou a oo.. ten b*m bns, ruim*
fate. r* . StrlSg BSM Of this teTO-
Hew i*»g MnchuM- cuusUtuto a promioeut
tn the line of my husinews, Itelng
the most eflkieot and
a use.
(TPersHy are inrited to
Mtidwtoq now in uar
The pnl
give ta* a call.
ten *»«
noMfo
J. H. KINARD.
On Msm ^tnst. wan finer Sooth of tb*
lambia Hotel, CotuarNu, 8. C.
Ort 11 3—tf
w.«», u>va
». ft. x auiftar
Nor IS
t COLUMBIA,». CL
.t UfiSfl
Vbcclcr House
—3 m
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a Os swso pwdbsi ant
M»s«M*Ml It is mama*
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it will, by its gtegl Meed pan •
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A NEW IDEA.
A
WILSON
8HDTTLE
SEWING
a MACHINE
I w foe
NOTHING!
ME-
CHI If* wHrif a*viagJ
ED
SEWING MA-
Any of our foioks (exot'pt Uiosc marked
K«rr) sent by mail nt the printed prices.
Krososisble discounts made to dealers
and L> Sunday-srhAnls.
Wc earnestly request our customers
not tn send rosA by mail; but to rrouit
cheques, drafts or Pont Office orders.
Aug 13 51—ly
RUPTURE CURED
Mnrsh’s Radicnl Curt' Truss.
T 1
The Fatherland Series.
42 YorfA .YisfA street, Philadelphia.
J K. 8HRYOTK, Sap’t.
The Lutheran Pubitcafana Societr have
Mwk arrangt-meuts u> translate and pub-
tfaii a w-rbv of German Works, (iniitahle
lm Family and 8. ft. use.) uadrr the title
at “Tbe Fat her Land Ssrriew."
The following fomk* have already Wti
published:
Tbe ('otterr by U*<- I skt... %... .ftO.7%
In the Midst «»’ the North 8ea 0.75
Anton, tbe Fisherman 0A5
Kme. tfa I.tltlr Savoyard. 0X5
Prut j fa. Filial Obedience 0.45
Gey er Watty; or. Fidelity Rewarded 1 j00
Set No. 1. in a neat cnee.
f'inter the Earth #0.70
<U*f Thorlsrksen £ 1.00
Tie Treasure **f the Inca 0AB
Buried in the Snow 0.80
fbuninie; or. Bread upon the Waters. 1.10
ftrpneli, tbe Swiss Buy Off
Set No. f. pat »p in * neat case.
The Greek slave; or. Filial Love,..#1.10
fyconhard. the Runaway, 0.50
Little MadeWm ; or, Maternal Love... 1.00
Guttliieb Fry, 1.10
The School Master and his .Son,. 1.60
Set No. A put np in a neat case,
dost Pnbtfahed Twelve excellent
stories, translated ftunt the French, by
Mvw. Emma B. Rtork. 1st ami 3d Series,
ta a mot box. ft 1-50.
We have a number of oilier Tranala-
tifais under wsy. which we will announce
from rinse to time.
SUNDAY -SCHOOL LIBRARIES.
Owr arrangemeuts are such that wre
an- pn-psn-d to fill orders for any lmok»
issued by the vaneu* publishing houses
in this country snd in Europe (English
snd German' at the some ratew as tbe
putiifahor*.
5Ve keep constantly on hand a large
and earn'd assortment, to which wc are
daih making additioua
We can supply all the want* of a Sun
day School, including: Bibles. Testaments
Spring* v<0 M J?net. At« tmpervirw.
HE fo»sl and most effective Truss
known for the cure and relief of
Hi rnia or Rupture. This Truss has re-
ceivid the sanction of the most eminent
Idiysicinns of this country, who do not
hesitate lo uveinrtieml it to those afliicted
with Honda aa being superior to all
others.
It fa the only Truss that will retain the
boards with any certainty, and the wearer
can fool assured t hat he is using a remedy
that will be at all tiuiea safe and effectual
in its operations. Of this we guarantee
entire satisfaction to all who may come
under our treatment.
Lad ire' silk elastic abdominal belt* for
corpulency, falling of the womb, and as
a support to tlie back and nldotainal
muarW. Anklets, ktx«e caps and stock
ings for varicose veins, ulcers and weak
joiuta.
Shoulder braces for ladies, gents and
children, for the cure of stoopiug of the
shoulders aud aa a chest expander.
pile Instruments, tbe most superior
article in use—light, easily adjusted and
efft'ctual. Instruments for all physical
deformities, curvature of the spine, bow
k^Jkjrent* tor**Element’s Celebrated Artifl-
ri st Limbo*
Grandsll’s Patent Bubbet
Nov 20
—6 m
Agar Billers are a purely V«
preparation, made chiefly from 1
tire herbs found on the lower ranges of
the Sierra Nevada mountains of Califor
nia, tbe medicinal properties of which
are extracted therefrom without the use
of Alcohol. Tb* question la almost
daily asked, “Wluri is the cause of the
unparalleled success of VurKGAft Bit-
Taost” Our answer is, that they remove
the cause of dfaeaae, and the patient re
covers his health. They are the great
blood purifier and a life-giving principle,
a perfect Renovator and lnvigortuor
of the system Never before in the
history of the world has a medicine been
■■.•ffftiLidtad tiofiieiiinff tiid MUftrkftklft
quslitie* ofTixsaAfi Brmnu in healing foe
nek of every diaesae men fa fak to. They
are a fontis PurgsUT* as well a* a Tonic,
relieving Cvngfat.os or Inflsmnmtfan of
the Liver and Visceral Organs, ia Bilious
The
TtSSOABl
ffwaparter
Babcock’s Silver Uterine
I for Dr. Wadsworth’* Stem Per-
iu nei
Dee 1ft
k * IrtQRADklA
274 Are
uppor
AftOft
Apsrtnicut with
ady in attetiaanee.
Order* per mail prom
a competent
attended to
RSHy
93 W. Baltimore St.,
Baltimore, Md.
of Da. Walxxx’s
ItTTtts are A proset, Diaphoretic,
Csrminstiv*, Notritimu, Laxative. Diuretic,
fiedative, Counter-1 rritaitt, BuTOrific. Alters-
tire, and Anti-BilioBs.
Crxlefui TitouHoiHiti proclaim ta.
»;,u: lin iu> the moat wonderful In-
rigorant Chat cv r riietrimd th- sinking
syatom.
No Person ran lake tbe§e Bitterfi
according to directions, aud remain long
anrell. provided their bones are not de
stroyed l»y tEiwuai poison or other
mains, and rital orgaftf wasted beyond
repair. •
Bilims. Remittent and Inter-
mi Went Fevers, Which arc so preva
lent tu the viillevs of our great river*
throughout tbe United States, especially
those of tlie Mississippi, Ohio, lliaeoari,
Iii too is. Teniussec. CumbcrlaDd, Arkan
sas. Rod, Colorado. Brazos, Rio Grande,
Pearl, Alabama, Mobile, Savannah, Ro
anoke, James, aud many others, with
their vast tributaries, throughout our
entuo country during the Summer and
Autumn, and remarkably so daring sea
sons of unusual heat aud dryness, are
invariably accompanied by extensive de
rangement* of the stomach and liver,
and other abdominal viscera. In their
tmunien!, a purgative, exerting a pow
erful influence upon these various or
gans, is essentially necessary. There
is no cathartic for the purpose equal to
Dr. J. Walker's Vixega* Bitters,
as thev will speedily re more the dark-
colored viscid matter with which tbe
bowels nre loaded, at the same time
stimulating the secretions of th* liver,
and generally restoring tbe healthy
functions of the digestive organ*.
Fortify tho body against disease
by purifying nil its fluids with Vixegar
Bitters No epidemic can take hold
of a f’ atcu: thus fore-armed.
I- -.nopsia or Indigestion, Head
ache, Pain iu the Shoulders, Cough?.
Tightness of the Chest, Dizziness, Sour
Eructations of the Stomach, Bad Taste
iu the Moutb, Bilious Attacks, Palpita-
tatsue of tho Heart, Inflammation of the
Lungs, P.4D in the region of tbe Kid
coys, and a hundred other painful symp
toms, are the offsprings of Dyspepsia.
One bottle will prove a better guarantee
of its merits than a lengthy advertise
ment
Scrofula, or King’s Evil, White
Swelling*, Ulcers, Brysipelss, Swelled Neck.
Goitre, Scrofulous Inflammations, Indolent
Inflammations. Mercurial AfkcLor.% Old
Sores, Eruption* of the Skin, Sors Byes, etc.
In these, ss iu all other constitutional Dis
ease*, Walker's Viskoa* Bittxbs have
shown tbeir great curative powers in the
tnori obstinate snd intractable cases.
For Inflammatory and Chronic
Rheumatism, Gout, Bilious, Remit
tent and Intermittent Fevers, Disease* of
the Itlood, Liver. Kidneys and Bladder,
theae.ltittcrs have no eons!. Such Diseases
are caused by Vitiated Blood.
Mechanical Diseases.—Persons en
gaged in Paints and Minerals, such as
I’lonibers, Typo-setters, Gold-beaters, snd
Miners, as they advance iu life, sre subject
to p&raiysfa of the Bowel*. To gourd
against tin*, take s dose of WaXKJCX's vty-
Eox« Bittees occasionally.
For Skin Diseases. Eruptions, Tat
ter, baJi-Khcmn, Blotches, Spots, Pimples,
Ihistules. Carbuncles, Ring-worms,
Scald-head, fvtro Kyes. KrysipeJas, Itch,
Scurfs, Discolorations of the Skin, Humors
and Diseases of tho Skin of whatever name
fa nature, are literally dug up and carried
out of the system in a rhort time by the use
ef these Bittern.
Pin, Tape, and other Worms,
lurking in the svktcw of so many thousand s ,
are effectually uostroyed and removed. No
system of medicine, no vermifuges, UO SU-
thclminitics will free the system uom worms
like these Bitters.
For Female Complaints, in young
or old. married or tingle, at the dawn of wo
manhood. or tho tarn of lif& these Tonic
Bitten display to decided an influence that
improvement is soon perceptible.
Cleanse the Vitiated Blood when
ever von find its impurities
the skm in Pimples, Eru;
cleanse it whea you find;
rlnnrith in the veins; cleanse it when it is
foul; your feelings will tell rouwbsn. Keep
th* blood pure, and the health of the system
will follow.
u. h. McDonald * oo*
aw, CaUiwala,
‘ N. 7“
I>rnfiri»t# and Ofn. A*t«
•lul o»r. u( U ubinivtoD
-old bjr Mil
W*.
THE LUTHERAN VISITOR.
EVERY FRIDAY-
o
By Rev. A. R. RUDE, D.D.
w *o:
Terms Cosh, Strictly in Advance.
a e copy, per annum.,«»••«»*
e copy, six months 1JM
No new names are entered on the sab
smiption book, without the first payment
in advance.
A11 remittance* and foniniumentions to
foe addressed to
R»v. A. R. RUDE, D.D.,
Columbia. 8SC.