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° f OIU al ^ iU * tl„ the wor|<j K* *•>*** a< * *J«Yated £ r Principal *nd di*. ’ Purpose 16 *»o»U ^ , 1 *»s*erial.. F the proM twe. rj *** »nuih ^^licAUoo* if- f><*i»*fo»V K««4,«d. I ground ^ a o »od mo [f Qr ** ®P0® l the young *°g in the and wards e *ding mat. iiful and uq. I Property ia. n theelemeu-. ariatian rcli* And Mipy object more laa by gj T . [dice such a md Cretaudr fay fill ooi- of >tiona of the mg upon us, lueaaaff of iter’s causa, *>i dinjiy, | Juried reflec- I point, to the ten- la dee ing, I shall ■ 2 and 3. 1). [ran Visitor. i cheater. is a right ‘rally in all clap with mag ras an re- Roared the distribution of the Christmas tree to the ^Jlctoas, nnd th ® diepeoeing of p^^^oUoeary end fruit from **Mil laden tablee on each side of I* l teboth school and eongre ■ otifce. After partaking of r* t00 i things which bail been jfJTjgortded, and a pleasant, I interchange of civilities such l^lllsstond to the oocasion, “Good »uq _ e,l »g cheape t |!£f irisroBg by the school, and that nartvx— I ^A^ecobly dismissed with the hsdoe. By 8 o’clock all the ■ eem W€re borne again, and THE LUTHERAN VISITOR, COLUMBIA, 8. C.V 1^ ef then, »o doabg, tangly uTsd away in their beds; but I fra the amount of work we I^Joitinf osatthe Parsonage, Jlhiehhad to be done before we tfieth redrament, in order that ai l|ht be reedy for Christmas w ® *®** pretty sure that were not many Winchester ^ hi whieh Ahefo are children, ^ ehicb it could truly have been gdl hefare midnight, that ,£tta«*tnra was stirring, not even a gtMSt not forget to add, that atpming the package containing iisr eo*t wc were surprised to find |Se pastor’s wife, also, had been u^tly tad substantially remem by same of the ladiea of the mr*** 00 - Or Christinas morning we had, of ggw, the regular Christmas ser- ^ sad a sermon in the church, rtieli was handsomely decorated for jp occasion. In addition to the gel garlands and festooning of sir, there were back of the pulpit )B Mt tastefully cut monogram of sbs letters, “I, H. 8.,” and on the Itortrf the choir gallery a beautiful g&beth covered with ivy leaves, lit Tear’s day, as far as the qatoer was concerned, was, with |^«ee of the most unpleasant we unexperienced this winter. We [hdt whether “loaulanus" himself mil do justice to it—why, there to, should tee attempt a description i id rain, and sleet aud general tograeableness T It was a day I ail calculated to keep everybody, >tocould possibly stay there, within ton; and yet some of the indefati- ef oar congregation, chiefly I him teo, were stirring about quite notify, sad, despite rain and sleet, lade a demonstration upon the Pnosage soon after nightfall, snch a eight have alarmed more timid pw^ethan we are. We were, we mfcm, taken by surprise, hut can |«hK!mit that we were much fright- When our castle is besieged Irik such things as barrels of flour, mories, poultry, eggs, butter, pre lewd and canned fruits and vege- Uhs, and various articles of house- I aid wul kitchen furniture, we have amed from experience that it is IBt neither to rssent nor run away, 1st jost to submit as quietly and Uflotopbically to the inevitable as lutoble sad suffer the besiegers to *nk their own will without inter- tomes. We commend this course IRaHoor brethren who in the future I my find themselves similarly cir- xostaoced, as being full of wisdom. Ito &et is, this is the second time A*t we have been subjected to this I mt of treatment and been compelled '*pursue this course since we took up Br residence here, and we can testi- we find it rather pleasant I profitable than otherwise. are always very loth to go | print with matters of a personal 'bttacter like this. We know that kindnesses of which we write, as | *ho former kindnesses received in ***** charges, were not done in j "ter that the doers of them might | "* their names blazoned abroad, or *** might have praise of men Htor do our friends need such y* acknowledgements as this ll0# *bmes considered not in very ^ taste) to assure them how *®ch their remembrances are appre- j nevertheless we here briefly c ronicle the pleasant surprises of ^•stnias, and the friendly raid upon us on New Year’s day, 1 .^ e bo P« that it will help to re- others of our people in various . r 8w, that there ar^» many ways Bvhich, without much self-sacrifice J^their parts, they can unite in j*ctouiging and making more com- *bose who minister amongst ** in boly things, and to assure ^ these tokens of remcm- aud marks of appreciation ^ ave a vm * ue * n the eyes of Wor far beyond that which can ^ computed in dollars and cents. utr? * erTe c b® 6r bis heart and w , etl ^^c D bis bands in the work in ^ * ** e *■ engaged more than many Bre accn,tome< l to think, life ** Vf n ® V6r >*> our minirterial ( »®'R are thankful to say, had b) complain in this • respect, ^clis ^ P 3 * 10 ™ amongst us, we hT’ W ^° woul ^ be much stronger appier and more efficient men, lb. l m ° Ch roore for th ® ft °d ”uqUi^ those whom they serve wT bat Properly ponder Paul’s to know ^b® 1 be , t when he wrote to the Thessa ^ “ W ® beseech you, brethren, to you, and are over, you in the Lord, sod admonish yon; and to m(mb them very highly 1b love for their work’s sake." It Is a text exceeding ly suggestive, bat as we hare already taken up much more space than we iuteoded, we must leave it tor each «ea4«r te dedace and meditate u(mn its lessons for himself The For the Lutheran Visitor Support of Hktotan of Wrtaa Orlfis. J[0wiNaa<d.] 8 torwtor srtiele I referred to the Old Testament Scripture* fur proof of my positioa, rix., that the support of ministers is of divine origin. The argument from the Old Testament may be objected to by some, on the ground that we live under a different dispensation and Ih^ltofa, different torts of jneenft menk This is true, but we fiud 8k Paul does the same thing in the *tb chapter of 1st Corinthians, to show to those brethren that they were under obligations to supply the tern poral wants of those who ministered to them in spiritual things, lie says; 4 ‘I>o ye not know that they which minister about boly things live of the things of the temple 1 and they which wait at the altar are par takers of the altar 1” Here he evt dently refers to the command and custom of ’fhich 1 s|ioke ia my former article, and be then adds: “Krau so hath the Lofd ordained that they which pRescb the geapel should live of the gospel." Again, in Paul’s first letter to Timothy, be says: “Let the elders that rale well be counted worthy of double honor, especially they who labor in word sod doctrine. For Che Scripture saith, thou shall not moxsle the ox that treadeth out the corn. And the laborer is worthy of his reward." The word rendered reward here meaus compensation for services per formed, and we Infer from this text that a minister’s compensation should be in proportion to the amount of labor jierformed, or rather that it should depend upon the manner in which it is performed We see then that the support of ministers ia not regarded in the word of God as aa act of benevolence, but as a compen sation for service rendered. Then is it as imperative ou those to whom a pastor ministers to support him, as it is for them to compensate their lawyers, their physicians, or aay other class of persons who saay havs served them. Men very often plead the disposition that ministera make of their salaries as an excuse (or pre tended ooe) for their not giving any thing, as they call ii, towards sop porting their pastors. As well might they bring up sueb a ptea aa a reason for not paying their physician. >o one thinks of this, simply because the doctor makes individual charge* tor his services. The preacher de pends upon the congregation or con gregations for bis support. Again: all are required to give, whether rich or poor, but the amounts given mast de|>ead upon the ability of those who give. There ia encouragement and comfort for those in moderate dr cuius tames, that though they may not be able to give much, and conte quently be despised by men, yet that which they do give ia accounted of more worth by the Master than the large amounts given by many from sinister motives. How rarely do we find meu of menus giving accord mg as God has prospered them. The love of riches usually grows with the addition of wealth, aud hence rt is a very difficult matter for rich mem bers to give according to tbeir ability. The consequence is, that we And per sons in moderate circumstam-es doing more in this direction than wealthy men, not because there are more of this class simply, but because they have not such au inordinate deem* for the vain end fleeting things at time and sense. “How hardly shall they that have rfebee enter Into the kingdom of heaven.” Why? Because where much is given much will lie required. Valley LtTTHEKA* (To be continued.) Richmond, Fa—A Lev. L Huber, of the United Synod, bos taken charge of the German congregation that was hitherto independent, sod years ago declared that it would have nothing to do with any Bynod preacher. It has now agreed to unite with.the Krangelical Synod of the Went. The elections on the basis of the now ecclesiastical law in Prussia, occur on the 4tb of January, on a Sunday, it is believed that they will result favorably to evangelical religion 4 < i The citizen, of Stockholm, Sweden, sppevr to be greet readers, judging from the large circulations claimed by the ton papers published there. On* of them claims s circulation of 73,000, another 80,000, and from these figures down to 90,000, which is the lowest. Oee of them is 330 years sAg. > | | | j ) The Siamese Twins died in Mount Airy, Surry county, N. C., ou the 17th inst.. Chang died first, god Is two hours Eng followed. The Beard ef sWim %| M l ▼1*TWm %pt 117th, to The Mm. Dm —iw» of end Shipp, of South Curette*, 1 cd Proifssswn to the jflMmi Pc, ead three It*j*smwe la the Unwary sad SetoartA* IfepartsMais, vfw, I* C. Gar lead, ef the Ctovertoly ef Mtsahtopfl» J. C. Willm. Cewtral (telega. Misesewt i ead M* L. t'plea. ratvRwtoly ef Alshams. Th* Beard wtfi meet ««ato la Seehville la April, whea other chairs *01 he tiled. The Old Calhehce hsve iwchiel chargee ta carol tod OMreaheta Mr Henry C. Vtowwa, pahBehsw of the ss^ys the lefMSt ef the asto ef Is a«t tree tesaht that lea by- mra ef Mew Yo^ city have •* hern bed itSjOOS «orh to help Btehep Casaeslae to hie work ladleaa ie to here a sew * Tnmimii. to^cmiS •x.ato.wn. ^ad to he free from Ihua msrioi I n « .4.^ 4 Mm fffflfq Dll fife# | Two f mt uf Hsalth- CoM sad damp are tatoakwl te health, ead we geaeroll roes btoe torn of the two si this They peaetrate the shto ito i sad afki the Church Sotices. •mui kmo* e m a a Three wifi he t qpwdto mnmn$ to the tfertli Careba* tkymuh hifd Ib ttSsMtovea Cemmtf, %. C„ ea Wed- «f rrtoswr l*H. at i| PPrtP , A. M Tide msiselag Is fhp fouoesRto of tyoadl fev i mt -*■ - %■'’ . «- _ » — ( *?»*v*rr sertoiBSarv-** SMVssrt ts f*e*fc» pe <** Om-u *w > t where thaia Ms l»v*r The Book Agents wsama ro« rax Qlustrsted Family Bible. amity.m, sa* Jr. wet nu.t nioqi «r Ow m*i i rduir rrt7: zzz, ** riv ** u IS* A 111 or A THOUIAIfe, ▲ Ccniumptm Cured. i tote*i w s am -BigM r».. . imm trnpmimtmu.-* Mi .If l« irTtoal Jaa S3 500 sjyji fwRkf t MB wg WAIT^.. BOOK AtBHYS SUP ■ AAA* ALL * UF1 Of 0EN. ROBERT E. LEE rtT ftowd few fine tor el smew mmu ma. atottMM at Job M -*r STMIITOIFEMUE SEMIUHT. fetiiiiitton t Va. -Y— THE l.t:THEHAN Sunday-School HeralL HP IIIt favorite lllwetrslrdpeper for the 1 rhi)4r««. b*g«*. Its Klftoretfa Yror ftolit _ pmjnttm AMmsw m fp>alj 5 t to* ama# to rfaa , t „ *, Will • it flu I wtdr l» Mr J. K SlfBYiCK. I^itheraa llr-uor. So. It North Ninth l^iladelphto, Pa. Jao os£ml ir^ BRI1VL.Y PLOWS A MM * M MOTHSImL of th* body warmly th* internal organ, la order with th# ntaJ of .11 tot Ritter*. Orsdastlly hs faawm* tortgewaat ta adalr*ra«*d Uawor* of cosam*»ce. a. a ssedirtaal «Umulaat aad ceweetevv. to all parts of th# country. It will h# a harpy day for humaatty. aad it will «sre4y ewes#, wh#a tht# par* takvo th* pbM# of raw alant to oil t loto It i# mt, Sowvvtrr, otevety a toaa suhatitat# for the Avc? referred to, Ita wtsseletisg are ael Ito chief ms^^^iswgihtojhls |tof* Jk NEW Ptoe kMito if stosssevtoes* OHaa MM • I.MWrtltW* ■tv, Wta A SAltf, IdMWtWit., X«, ■others, Mothers. Mothers. Iton’l fail t« procure MlL WHfIL0W , | a «r mm «ISBflrssEHi rt4im** 111* cdtflrl fruca t»a»n, cure, wuiil robe, rcgulatr* tbr ltowels, sitd by giving relief and health to the child, gi ve* rru to the UKKther. Be aure and call fer Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup." Fur aale by all druggist*. A HklVAL OF £ WINTER AT Uff.O, SWAFFIELD’S CLOTHIKG AND HAT HOUSE ! T he i I db. It will e <> I f # *' f I AX | f f o at aad Largest stock in the Every garment well made. ft bo more to I sy s GOOD IHI&T from this House tiuui it does to hay OB inferior one elsewhere SHUTS, DEAWXBS, T&UYXS, VA LISES, SHAWLS. BUGS. DR.ESS IE© ©OWE* UMBRELLAS, etc , etc. ^Nr Custom D»p«rtme&t is in charge of S fli*< cLsa* artist, tereoUy with ooe c»f the hewt I loose* ia New York. _ * v<> ito cihiluting a rboioe selection of CAM IMRE B8 am) VE8TIE0S. R A W C SWARFIELD R. R R. RADWAY'S READY RELIEF CVBH THE WORST PAIRS In from Ons to Twonty Minute*. MOT ONE NOUN i-S™T“~2S0UTFIT TO do '.“n.r-'jrraFREe. asowsro «sms WTTB PAIR I* sain MJM a ecu rus -A M* •*. J* tH m—# Bcrncdy — runs* ran*, .is*»•» »•— **»»• ■'SaiSrr .J « toier fltwli m «rgmm *r w raoa o.s to rrsrrrr uivcTto •* ■*»’*•• I** •» rirnrUI*! ts* Min t!.« »**» «»V». QM wim*. tear*. bn,. H S»'f*U*. «r * *uim4 *k. Swmm* awy oSt, MAOWAY’S BEADY RELIEF U»*tawt TUOL IMU uaari(»« rus a "T.rt AUu.n--*. tsrLAjnuntosr * osea vasask L; M cm^VS^ l l 0,r9mu * M . vaTassb. isrccuzA. unir .AAI4UA. snxt SAnSSL UNACtRUA Mltl«Stl.U n* M t*» Sra4i Snll»ri« IS* pmrt mt ***#>_•» *mm m «A «R», skm wttt kOmpc p> to*' S •» •**..>* «*t»r «rltt in ■ (,* i a**' - -» («*%*w* s mror **•« v-' .*v7r*. rn*asi «»<: » is THS sot 1-4 r*r; * b»al* * B*4- B*M*r * .* is>ui> * <•» *•♦•*! Ol* » fTMB el*nfv mt I, m ****** tw r*a*ea >>*»!; w Sstnn u • FEVER AKB AGUE. VWv*a *W1» *4d »-«m. l#r aitr r*n ta •m • »•**#*- ir*S «•«» •wft.* Mmu • i. ni* r«<w ' RMtoOnOk. SOM* Smrkr, r r»**r« !*#«t tw **!► U*UV - asnUV M VWBSms m.. | T|. A ... ■, 3 , W^E* | to# ^*1 ^ •* awl » ! •ver «h# torpid ead dieoedewd lirvt, the aad the related live *pen Sr to toteacinal rt s «MMMu#m«ssa COSH or IX9TMCCTOMA o SKAIIOI Alt rated by a e*dd. th.nw *!».. »ir *«««*.! *uh Silmeau -f thin aatare. whatever their type osey he, ©sa ifa.gtigt f t h t n ^mimBumm S^fetoffeu PSP IReP ^VwlMiPM^|^^aitoBMflE wM^S^MP wSNT.Si ‘ aoee with a whokraoesa salhlsSs. Il>« ■mid to tons dotty es by ail s#«* •. advantages. IDEA. A WILSON SHUTTLE SEWING Smachine (Wk FOR NOTHING! m i , m MERCHANTS RYROOY! M A Age do#* oot impair Dr. aet Pergativ# FVItota. so Anti IIUmum (iroankna and totng mk towed us gtow limit virftasa ammpatred fee aay leegth of ties#. In oav diasif aa that ihrt *** llways freah aad raltohls, whieh it not the cose with th* ptlle pat op to chtap *» set JMM*y % wT*VI «mM rn* O» #mm* i# • J tot a wmis to si to JV*WS«S* * F ARM E OtAWtCS JE - rRrowrid Wll mrs SHUTTLl SEWING MA CHINE MW t* 1 S#to.soft •*) ekM K« . SI- ilfWMl y«Mv*. M# P*s»r I. It’S 1 SftA *rw* I toe >• sHtt^TL >« %m HEALTH! BEAUTY!I "EMM sus. rwariHKS toarutiios sstxun To au. B ef s RftsS i *» renti »L»V that for ell flee sen whew a Ussatlv#, Alterative, or Purgative, ia thee* little Pet tots will give th# feet satieferttoe to all who They are mdd by all eaterprtotog Drug gtets si IS ceats. Q'M'JtA'* DDOIaS FOR PALL iad WINTER AT THE mms | T , GRAND CENTRAL gl I Crosse Crown I dry goods establishment DR. RADWAY’S Sanapaniliai Reiolvt:.; TMfl GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER. has eapi ms a r rH»Cr ^ nfyomnuum rrags m iws coAttu-- I T »i‘ita th* I'rul eiontarvL a tote me m i»x. AGKNT> WAJfTED FOR > mi peernjgJhMMhftm «r OhOms # I. a* >11 Pi w* i Ml hUMp mt mo or irw? inrn soar Erery Day ai Increase 11 Flesc aid Weight is Sees aid Fell Rnern 4m# «r tSn DAKSArAKtLUAV KtoOL iSa '<» «l »em mtiitrbmtf wSm mtmr nn4 » W m I *» o# eSsm wpsMs. epPMSs cmmmm, Burr ana Ounsi I’auivt Mst>*< tarn. -AndlWfi Ztour /srtfwthr-s pwrtoy V#get*hJ* CbSsrHr and fetor- far pyp. pepsfta. Coastipattoa. DehilRy. Hwh Head ache. Bilious Attache sad alt sseala of Liver. Stotaa#h oaf A*k year Dmggisft Ime Ml Itomsei of to imto nr F or the mrs »f Ermumt ar Fits, low HiMfTNSs*. SWhmwad. lad. KirnagEt. Married. January Rtk at the ef Mr J. W. Drehe*. by Rt*. A. R Red*. D l». Mr. J. B Hrua ead Mias S. C. Dusiikm All ef Lestogtaa roaaty. R V. Ito* r-raS'-H-x'WM I). LOIT. & CO J ^ J* T* ' ’* * ** ' *> to e«*s roe** *#«%>* Kre***"*. Uw mm ■ v*e to# M>#a ! : Ail*.#, Stol B»ei. l|to WwfM.mil atMMMsg- Sf»«u*Us. • Helto, »• «*■ *»*•».. Timms-, css- a to Wo*** SM »]) ».s*r»inn mmt ^sisfSI 1» I Wsrfcl \.*m mt S»STM Sil »„ nf FAUr-JOLLER» ( olttmbin. Id. €3 H TE i ■ a oar esteweivw | id will continue amiMm at For over thin lohft# Pain to aVHHI vsntoftp femmmam fl Is UB IfiB Parin' Vi STRAVOIBS Vlertiof the t tty dortat Fair weak. sad w«*<« to MlfMit rmmsm si Urn twr*. sea * rsw 4«,« mm snti f M to »MWt ml Ummt f.iras an>. ysre v^ ’ efi ftriSriP tfegfR i flajrfF is*cue ftducst' fey (fee r aatas sees flint u gtotfasMstfp prawrs*.e*nr me M hg i mimiriMMe - t - m. ^— . r-.^i mssIm .a. mi »»s ’UtR * - m S* 11 ™ rV- f-gtl I e ^Rt^^^^e L se* to'-- -si *toe fr- «m |.c«Mhjr Umrf-Mi tS* M »• AM.il. .:.bs> * • t wsS <«m ssssr.—s cars to stoe «>#-# S<i rmmmtly rrntm ’ pmrtOi-ttttrm st*4 • <»c»s.i» Stmts ■ausi, mm ». i tm rsetA. s*4 i Ii IfiMMMl r «tsi ttort nf (VsMr, SMWl >l#r Obituaries. Dwpartod this life, January ttth, tflk soar Cabin 1X01. Hheoendenh evenly. Vo.. Etoxa ngTM W s aus. aged ai jwnra, 7 emssthe aad S3 day*. Fev forty t v* year* ehe was e worthy Mknsmkar ,,f th^ f oaf IkeeMOosns ehase fe & m, A Jtut^. A vnrmnrr nr in# Miinmn ffiiffi, »n mnni in **peaew with (tod. ihrsmgh ear Lard Jean* Chrtoft " |* u Fell aaleep to Jeon*, art her rwtoleaee. to Mk Jsekam. Hheoamlnah sweaty. Va, December SSth, I9IS, Mtos Mm t Iisa Aged «S year*. S mewtha. aad IX daps. A he was s member ef the church, end woo a ■ Aar #a ■■ a.#w ,. w g I1m.i h> * m a t, s ... ^ JtoeMW *** flnWwWmWNj 4 mNHF PwTflN WlmW Lord sad flavtoar. sod »m aa rsemplary witosee fev Him enmag His people (lev- tog lived for Him. and to Him ehe sms ready, w hen death easa*. to doped aad W PBfwfW wtln \ n rva*. (fiA( Ml Rlifal l^k ( s 1.1 kl« t Is i h # mss JkAJl liffHHil Is IM ffed/ ► I #JF •WNNlw NN WNMI NmNA* ©• rbristuto church, ea north, weo j»*yuusly commemorating the birth of the flea of God. to the city of Darid. Aoahiloos the sn goat at oftatwat, esseg ks tafldBtwcm joy giving glory toM into |k* city of life, glory and tnlity. On the fTth ef Dseseehsr. hs» body «ae conwlgned to the grove, in Mk Jsrksne, by the Md* of her tether, broth er. sod sheer, to awott the ssrood 1 isos log of her Lord, whoa the eovth will give op her sleeping duet to the Almighty Con queror of death and the grave. At hot * < i I- r- rtit «*♦ sK ^wwsSmo MtoOe ban femn lUlFlBlFPl, UN W1 imf pffTWi 1W1 InNi John rrtt : 34 J. A* fl MsAmg thesr " iet** ha I 1 > Mim 1 lM ^EiN*w«F 1 ADTA5TAGR to willi RXAMINK Kidney J triwev asftWew »«l f|M v, «i«4 l» AS « him xhrl wuh tho merits *t the Peg Eltlev kiM»w rrr^x /'mT MMn r< ito MHnSS! Wttsvrturidkatf j^sSSSS s ^3sm^srt'^ zx Complttint*, DStoMs. r»mp«y. rust. NrtA'YU't «.tea- > tMfl fMf© r\emif. m i* «CV. «*r thn SMflVTlMMW sasto. iMMk Wtetefl *>'»« hem hfPflfete, **4 wfetoa a ftoWwlfei. •• trtegrei y»anrtmr wn pdMto Ml iS© feto •• fetM-t a*fi Alsflf tit* I# Tumor c/ J'J I’onrs’ GroeCth f sml i**t i./ulH-rtg’s Jirmolrmtm r (hick ► H*# to «to»t «V *» • MO. mm toe (• » ni SernsnokwadBy ^W«nbe sy te J| Sltt I* wfoa ■or ps_ hihsrwlly^ or j avaa to th* It is now need to end that its sol* «* < Uu ,w msatsa-M ttofwn© MV 1 to or idvon eorh t« to o Altov It to it per FEHET DAVIS A P0B. Elf m atmh fNTXmlb riWMf EfennHim'li .h* -g> not fe# 1 inNw* wNNw^Pms sINyiMNwRii ^Es »* Jnm Vt few© w. a. um, p, a js'easnat. Nov 13 rtptvM^ depot, D LOTI A CO . ( COCJCMBtA, It. C. K n mil rt ^ ■yt' Kmn- 1.U Sft - - Li pwrt *▼ mr>$ s 1 LIFB D . RADWAY’S PenectfiuiatiYS&BexiladifPills hpflb frrip r '*rV «y. nwnrsOsc It »k»W *TW rtvie etll fm tft* to *mStorSrr, rrtc» O Mk BIBLE Mr DAMIKL MARCH. XXZX This eorh touches bow men lived to Mbto times and how to fleeto all tonon e ji ... 1^ ^ rmnAl-s wmk asm "" ***Xe 4m swaiiainme *1 pflflw'toEtorto^ g^Hfll|F^fl , W'* ©to •"* Vto 'XX^wEto “ —as* It gtosm wxh litnrvg light ea r page * »he ttf ja t» fuB and lk*w- t¥mt hfen •wiUnir Afrni* flow the aatherfo tonqer works. “Ntoirr to." *»d riira ramiini Hmol* foot am the some MiirSwf teg t to k^ 4a Imdassm* aajl wB»esw^to to a#*IT ™ “ “ uho " ^ xmSBL i Vt ;t SwCniYC SSI UNARY. r • ■ hhy^gf BOOK 0F_W0RSHIP . rmbtmhed bp authority of the Kr. Let A flpaod of Jfortb America. T HIS Bonk, of 874 pages. 24mo, is now ready. Wo giro the church 8 cents on every copy add, and in this way port of tht profit* aocn>< to the church. 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