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THE LUTHERAN VISITOR, COLUMBIA, S. <L JANUARY 30, 1874. Miscellaneous. Th* Ckmias la f/jv nupearnaRfi oi the people Is in Wpto*t With tbe quarters in which tMjjyvMte. The men, as a rale, are bursts vigorous and handsome: the women more noticeable for their ro- iiustru'ss tjban for their beauty; the oMldrea, eompared with American cJjiWreo, for their greater size, Ktryiiwth and weight Hero no waterfall, Grtoiau liend fy Varden. Here the only ' Teutonic simplicity aad se- WHere no affected gait, no stiftiued attention to the stylo of lo comotion* . Hero men ana women who seem to believe that it la more important they should walk than how ; that they should be dressed thun how$ who cars mere to live in ttto ; present and provide for the ta- ture than after what fashion they should do the one or the other. Here no ftwtidionsnees of any kind, and yet nothing that eau shock the most fastidious; for if there is nothing ornamental here there is nothing hi re that is indecent. The Germans are a prolific race, raise large families, and enjoy doing so. Here, therefore, children swarm. Hore children scream and grow large-chested; climb up piles of wood, over their fathers’ heavy wag on, and grow broad-shouldered and muscular. Here infants drink from the fountain nature intended they should feed at; here u soothiog syrup” and the nursing-bottle era unknown. Here no effeminacy—no effeminacy even in woman. Here tbe five-year- old learns sometimes to earn his daily bread, and tbe ten-year old di vides his time between school and work. Here men, and eveu children who know the value of a peony- men ant! children who are willing to work ; who understand from the cra dle that life is a struggle ; who earn relatively much and spend relatively little; who are willing to live on beer aud coarse meat and brown bread, and consider it no self-denial to do so. Here, in fact, in the stern est of schools, are brought up those whom the children of Amerieaua will have to meet in the battle of life; the men into whose hands, or ia the hands of whose children tbe wealth and influence of tbe West, in less than half a century, will, in a great measure, have passed, aud wi^h the wealth and influence of the great West, which in a few years will mean more than half the continent— it may be the wealth and influsoce of the whole country ; provided always the children of American parents are not brought up in a more Hpartan- like school than they are at present, and taught that only through those virtues by which their fathers earned the competence they enjoy, can that competence be preserved. The stern early training of tbe young German is re-enforced by the virtues he witnesses about him,econ omy, honesty and industry, all of which in a high degree the German claims and obtains credit for where ever he settles. The man works, tbe children work and the women work, and work as hard, if not harder, than the men ; for the German, although not desti tute of romance, is far from believ ing that woman was made to be only ornameutal. Mere accomplishments go r a very little way in deciding a German's choice of a wife. He in quires how well she will wear, and how hard she can work, whether she can sew and cook. He has never been guilty of the folly of seeking in his wife an intellectual companion. If he is a philosopher, be does not want his wife to be one. The lees she knows of syllogisms the better. Among the opponent*, acoordittgly, of woman suffrage the Germans are the stuuiichest. Even the beet to-do Germans, men of education, profes sional men, expect their wives to superintend the cooking, and in many cases to do it themselves. The wife helps her husband in all •mall businesses. She stands behind the counter and retails beer for him, not ceasing, however, to take care of her baby, usually a fat and rosy one, and so rugged, indeed, that a couple of hoars? neglect daily oonld noi pos sibly harm it; or she helps yoa to fit on a pair of boots or shoes which her husband has made or mended for you, perhaps sold you. Tbe in dnstry of tbe women is something marvelous. Tbe writer has known German women to walk six or aeveu miles to market before 7 o’dock in tbe moruing, with no burden but a dozen of eggs or a pound or two of batter, and to wait there half a day before they had disposed of it. Affe role, tbe German in tbe West owns his own boose and the gronnd it is built on. It may be, and gen erally is, an humble one, yet he is proud in the conseiousness that its possession constitutes him a land owner. He plants a row of poplars before his cottage, and thsn the last touch is given to his manorial estate. In addition to his other good quail- 1 ties, he is provident, and at his death rarely leaves any one who can not take care of himself unprovided tor. It is tha prevalence of these virtues among them that has given tbe Uer mans their reputation as good, ciuiet, respectable, peace loving, law abiding citizens—a reputation which they certainly deserve. These virtues are sometimes car ried to that extrema where they begin to look to the less moderate America* like faults. The German is bo content to leave well enough alone that he can nee nothing to be gained bv incessant and feverish ef forts at improvement. Hence, with all bis love for immediate gain, he cares little for that which is prospec tive if attended with ever so small a risk. German specnlation is con fined to the regions of philosophy; it never shows itself in the market. —Atlantic Monthly. IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT. A CARD. lit 1871 I invested and secured letters-patent lev an ly lf yw iMPTlOVlfMIBVT IN Xa5S BQXUUS interested a simple arrangement by whieh steam was tppliei to the washing of dothing. I have heretofore sold this under the name of Steam Washer, OB W o m a. n*e Friend* for each It Is In foot. I have adver Used It la nearly every Rsiigfoos Newspaper in the United States and Canada—also la the leading secular papers, using page aad double page advertisements. The readers of the Luther* a Pfeifer may re mem her sea ing my Card in the various papers of tbs country during the past year. Extracts from letters received from my customers, also from the press, in another cotomo, will indicate how it has been received by the people ami press throughout the country. Four Hundred Thousand have been sold already. It Is suffl dent for my purpose to say that I am satisfied that nothing heretofore advertised ever rendered so gee era! satisfaction. Yet this, my first ia ventioo, was not perfect. Aad for tbe last two years I have applied myself to the study of constructing sad perfecting n NEW STEAM WASHER. nod as the result of my efforts I feel this "GABflP EXTRA ~ WILL CLEANSE TOUR CLOTHES WITHOUT RUBBING. who would likely be benefited by my t -:(» EVERT ONE 80LD 18 FULLY WARRANTED. It Saves Labor. Wear and Tear, and the Annoyance Of Wash Day. n will a t*» of the Family while you ere Eating Iruefcfrfit, end Doing up Dishes READER: Heeee enlealatc the eoet of my twa osars sdvsrtiSaiiiCCjt in tbs "turn mi." a of 1,480 It lor rates emeu $1,750 EACH INSERTION! 1 repeated this “Card* Nev Ifitk, my firet leaertise (Owe fiU) every seeuraoce that i have hem entirely eocceesful My • ! NEW STEAM WASHER, I patented in 1878, to abeota&elf (bolt tees; so much an that 1 never knew a single person, who has teen it werk, fall to be delighted with it. It bee rendered, thus (nr, PERFECT AMD UNIVERSAL SATIS FACTION and each most be the result, lor It works like a wohdbb—never failing to do all claimed for it. in eoaelnsJoci, let me say, that should aay one say (hat he has aeea a Stbam Washbr, eak him if be has seen the new STEAM WASHER ol 1873, now being sdvertfesd so extensively in whole page advertise menu. If be answers in the negw tive, request him to suspend judg ment until a •ample eau be procured aud folly tested. I will send on# 500 PER CENT. 1 Hiring the last eighteen meet be I have iaeertsd my edve* tleseseai, on- copying sue to twe popes, ia HTtUM hashes bera sod •*#•*# fanes *##*• in i se the meet pBVetf ul ir-nl in removing dirt, J llwa •hilf. TauArn h*»«- for many S their nMr*,s»d iltn muccmm! in m*ktiq| _ _ _ s»«l whit#, til m0XA1T8 FRIEMD. although «fe* ■eppllinf *•*»>' directly in the cloth- Kr n*#A mi a pMtaUr muiix r for doMwat i# |mr|<oa«. The 1) • aaht« a ilhout labor. It will tin th. w**4>ing of an ordinary liaetee to an hour. Th# STEAM WAflilKK is seperier in sti J * folhorta* renewal: 1. It daws its nwn work, thrteht earing a large portion of the time usually taken is s fsandy. «. ft sms winch Wes soap fihsu is lagfllliil to amy other UMtfcod. A It tnsuiwie as sriseime nhatavst, nho*- the ptiMewsof diasi hile *b# U eating as alienusa nbatavsr, abac the frwmn! »* truing A Indy cm d§ her «ashing while »lr U eating let tweakfa* i and doing up lOritLtof wsaredor^e the tiaer^jnaidhed fa tide Wader, that it will teawbed f i* lacr Mittauw and all in# fahrtrs are sashed is s euinvMM lusamw Km ttan- nats this WmSsv is «Meel »W w *U#, aw it will met foil tinea as a machine im hand Ail fabric*, from th# Unrai lacs In s bed blanket, ran be washed with rev. without the rnbbiwf I ward It to truly a La lor and Clothes Sewing Invention. 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I *at *#f( water for InnUng «*r Sm - .»• afeewnfnl ef bams of emwsweree to n W whrt fell of tHNurtitin jsr, j If ImmwI «mf it *»fl in m; «4Jher •«> ikti tmrd far h I* Uffffii win* U nfat, tl*W m« V W hr niMinjr t ^ Lata.* W# Sw*.w* IK *wLwa Awll Bisat 01 ITS MERITS sen see haw eslwaeive I advertise t #« w*av’'*, aegsee* o e —saa* a# — u** <*4 a**t y*## tn-ao v«k>> <«* *, ■* i««» w '*>b* «* •<* I fagewaj m awweeawat Hi*#. #*BS* a» 4a» it* *k»*»w **■< *<*<* iwU>*4 *f an atat o»«i #* Mw mmm my iuvealtoa ; end lahtog tato sou w»m#aMaBeisa«#■*##■*. wann +my ise im ta*e s «»u 4»anumf#a W I <«kW» 1m U W* Ml. M*«* k*4 t* r*l a -W4O 440*1* «• «B* ewMSeMM Iku Ira* Mr* *ra*B-4 la Mr* (Mww •idmatioa lh« foat tha* I eaff It STmT.^ JT T* B -«• —*w-u fmese*. 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Mia- Mw I aaa4 ye fSB, ae4 iwtaajw < » h ka HkteQ Say* fMaai *wa4 aa* a tot mt aay *«i^jgy>eja| w all mast iwmefe that It eat la welt, A SAMPLE FOR iAOO few SO artkh will sell well laotfh —just half the retail price-aed I *• W fot aiMimefevs edverttotog folly warrant it After e person !>»••■< a C *4#, CSara—, •omwJPeeefeM,## MM BatMraa Be tk i^twtdTe-e A- a taiamton ** — to j ■ ■ t i v n y-neoe# wqj smm #h ? tk^MOmOm Fa! ! 4 i, iW4a a. hef" 14. nfif~iiilhii # c fauswBnwaBi pm ml eMNM MB* Ml t, art aw to 4wa4 O f%mmm Sa*4 B 4*r* I U«a *a4 M ■■■■Ul. 1*4 i*a# Baa4ra4 aa<l C*aMI** Salaam C. O P ■*. m mi j, m auawwi ikuSBanin #W ** e a wya^m —rtymeno,- s. #. aeves.H Who* Mg , War 1% C VlSaa. tea .-Baer SM -—I mmu fmm ikO 4»y. #»« JUfeie* Svpeak tnaery at aar Mr mp* Pmm Mwaw WeMnw 441 Mr **4 put a* p*y pan ea «B* 4w*4 *a Bw aa* natHaMa faniMilMa#4»* lawyaly Manrw. aa# aiaraagiioRkmti away Otnery VBa WaaMataata y«*. m «4M«g east Meta I Sk4 an f*4 to 4a «mm* ah*« w n4«Og i sew. MMl I MMei I *m awn MA |W«I ww Nanak Mr ttn * k lie gwie*i *gff * i Rfifi) i W**Bm ' ia# a ill eaar Boat a 1 #r n>m* Dmnkenncss cles to see tbe works. is a pair of spect devil and all fa buys a sample, he can get them of me at cold. $00.00 PreAt on he Hede m a Single Doses, and 1 have known Agents te take orders for A Dozen In an Hour. There is no way to make asoaey faster, dead for a earn pie, aad aw cure your territory Make nooey while you can. Without Roil Merits. If I sue gwi a a neighborhood, it often sells as gvramxD woes. ISM TW shm in • fr« nimri* fraw kSm rwtiml- —; l can iwUuh handitpda uf h«i#t« from panic# wlm b»v»; the Ifowwa H;'«Arr, aad iu DU«M* I havr lira !ju «|rriin#d (htnf an. I know fall well how Orr- pem I h»». enbl th# fiimtm Hwsfisf ap*nt it# own merltau #4 U, tend it Ua* givon unnernal snliudacUon throughout the coontp t aak Moon i« rriy .*n whnt I any , m tbr conrmrntarirw of other*, koit W th# WmOrr ihunt <* it# own menta. I would oof ssh say one to engage in th# faemaea# of arUing Wuht* or nghu, uirw hr hit* thoroughly tested it# work ; and Ui pwahl# aSTo «k» a». I wnd a ramale Wnakier njaut the twmriit of fiftfabont that if a«»t fbaad a# it-prewmri l wrtt iwfoad gin with. I liare iwliertitwHl extetudvely in ball th# retail prion, and guaranty- that if the moaey. So there ia itUia liek u» Iwwia first clam paper*. I refer yew to the Asni etltoto la ipshe may , if momma Jfrirai'brM, Nay, 1W7S, New York •* U tmllm. ('uirtnonli Thor*. tnM" nimdm. etc., etr | aleo refer yoW l» tuf ih#k4* Mffi kjtrrl. 1 * III Um lkr%*>mm l wnr,(K. 1^78. th# mfoiMf rtorabiflim sJTsay rvligwoi* |»*b#i in ihe woehl (noting n«wr|y fi8,m0 each toaerttoaj. Alsatbe New York JmmlmmmuUmt. itrUhmr *», \9VL Mid all the b**dtng pajpwr* of th# rdiflnu* ptwes. I alKkll l»k»-wiiw eootinn# to adhrertiae. ndug donbl#- rafuatc and dmdi#-psgv*. TV Utgeal ndwrti##WMWitaia thie twany other ennntry. Of QSNUwe w) Issom a pw' town who h*«e bought irmles? -s# well aa tfem# wboroar r eagagw in the bwwarns will bn Iwnef’t«d prr>i*.*rt»«o»*JI>. I aw cowvioood iUsataTTl'naher will he and in every family. Adduces all Orders and Letters to .1. C. Til.TON. No. lo 1-2 SIXTH 8IBSBC. lTlTMltl UCrII. I»A. I*, ff.—Cat Ibis rartl net, siwl pf <M*ervr it C»t ftitiirv rtfiweie Persons writing me from arcing thH card, will |deuiae say where Uw‘.v sew it A FINE CHKOMO, li by 90 Inched, aim EACH FUBCHASEB OF MY STEAM WASHER! This Chromo to Entitled "THE OLD AND THE NEW," OR BXHXKD TQCX R AHEAD 0? 7QCX A spirited Engraving, showing First—Wife washing tbe old wsj •—husband returning si 3 o'clock P. M., diuaer not ready—Behind TnfR. Not s pleasant scene. liBCOND—A dootch scene a here fees Scotch giria, dmm#d in plaid, are trsmpmg the clothe# in s tub, iu Ihetr favorite way. This is mm im- prsvemrat cm the “ok! way,” a# it does not wear the clothes near so much. TiBttB—Show* the Steam Washer, the real Woman’s Friend, in opera- ttoa. Wife sits kuiuiug ui the rook- tog chair with pleassnt children all ground her dsltgbted to see tbs Mtosm Washer flow eight jeto of fosming water. Just at this moment bun bead returns, and is likewise as tonished as well ee delighted. This washing U done dinner is ready at 11 o’clock A. M —Ahead or Time. THIS IS A SUPERB ENGRAVING! rill doubtless b# much sought after. M MV kb Tfe HAST OF THE CHROMOS SElUlt IT 13.00. I hsv# concluded heiesftcr to Present Each Purchaser or out or mt vkw STIAH WASHERS ONE or THESE CHROMOS FREE! OF None will he oferad for sale. J. C. TILTON, WTTSBUkOH, Pi. A few Extracts fiom the ^ i Onr reader* will b# .—^ room given to the f<t h week lo the famous Btean, % Tilton. W# are preo^, this invention as all the sdtZ!!^^ manufacturer claim* U u^****hl bO/Ml ioDUn'i toil. .lid Uli, u , m more than pay* for itself feayj/ * Ume by th# taring of fabric*, rT** old proeem of wa*lring more than by actual terries, ing hat lieen hitlierto a gmbu ^ t4»ar upoe garments than th* •elf. The new Htsmu W«*«r dear gain to all who am it 1e!^* trier. Mr. Tiltoa, is a Mt ^l gentleman, and will perform all m im*.~M*thodiet AWdrr, 800,000 SOU) Thi* does not probably rep f( *_ fifth of the real number of ing Machine# that hsrt beet uM ^ prest everywhere give tmumonr u. Tilton’* Woman’* Friend ia the bm ^ or yet in r#nted.ZSaid * other day, *TTiere it no doubt iW Tilton’s machine take* twgy d*fo^ of waahing, and makes dess the clothes. I pity the t%mHj without it.” There are over J 1 Hon* of famiHe* in tbe Fnited Dfe** lie supplir-d with thi* great seven milUnns that need fedvtRfe machine. Mr. Tilton make*ofcnt*fi* who are in earne#t. who ate not 1*^ ^ who are willing to uke hold and who have u *m ill capital, to ad b in supplying tlieee *. v.-n millio* togg with hi* Woman’*Frieitd. HUdfa,* simple and plain, and very libetal *4 without riak. Our ritiea, ov vdkgv our country head-quarter*, tie tot men who need work. To ill then A Tilton offer* plenty of wort taipd |iay. and we earnestly urge all to «i*t« go to Mr. Tilton, find out hit tmm.m Iwgin busineflB at once. See kh to d vertisement in another place. Mr.Tbs is honest and reliable, and tht itatmm in hi* advertisement can be lehti a. f'hrimtinn Standard, Cincinnati, Q. TO THE nrVRRTIVE GBDB Uf thi# age ri due th# progretl d m pieaent high state of civiliratotats—i a* to all other force# combined. Ala dustnal pursuit# were pro*er«tcd a i primitive form and were the reliance for pursued, aad a man’s waa baaed upon tbe strength #f Braiu force bat changed all thithii multiplicataeu of suhetitutm for nwri force; aud such is the extent of rifutfe io.ghta department that it is a#v wl mated that more work caa now beam plrihed by one-tenth of the popabtnarf th# earth in one year than cedi ri* been done by the whole world is ffeww tome two hundred yean ago Emrdm of industry has felt the infi#—i d geniu* Agriculture, manufactm*. to commerce have been ttimulstal to wonderful activity by to N#r riiff house bold been overlooked, Mtfik bon of women neglected. The at«af ma hine ia an example of what agisto ha# done for woman. It hat wdtipW tier power a hundred-fold with the smA The washing of wearing apyaid *d other textile fabric* hi medswto»fe been a problem that has employed ri •kill of the country, and without until J. C. Tilton, of Pittsburg, End * principle of manipulatsoe that i* hddd to supersede all other maokuMasdfi away witli all washboard* Usee to mode his name immortal thnfffi # needle, and Tilton, in like msasw, »* perpetuate hi* through an instm**** *" less important. Tilton’s machine sfe pie, aad may be managed by » to* twelve year* old. Mr. Tibet’*sdvtosr ment is bnt s modest exbibiirit d »• operation aud rapidity of thi* snto* * stinment for the family. It » •* tho## production* that carriesH*»* •very family by its own m*ri*» captivatcB and elicits the admhtoto every person who examines it. Nr-* Tilton is a perfectly reliable s»*A will do jnst what he promise# t# vertisement.— Religion* TWrerej*.fto*' Ohio. 4 Read the editorial pnblishvl Pittsburg .tdromv. (Write As aud send for a yopy): _ “We would not knowingly fr**. selvra to practice on our leaders**?j tiou; but after haviug thoroughly Tilton’s Steam Washer the viff ‘Too much can not be said ia | w It not only requires a less quantity**, than the old method, but it is • gj ful Having of hard, slavish labor o ^ wash-tub—the clothes, when cog>1 °f^, r of the boileT, with only a htt*# thoroughly washed and fit to to** ^ line.’ She furtlier says, 'I * rouW ^ L i{l pose of mine for tive times could not procure another; <* * its merits as I do, were there *° ^ way, I would deprive myself of tide of apparel, or the family necessary to procure on#-’ # “These statements are m*d# posted trials of one of these and their truthfulness may w on. *-0* “The principle os which tbe^ Washes ri gotten up wiil self, as soon aa understood, ^ thinking mind. It is so very the wonder is that it has iot t*e“ ered before. We rejoice for t*' ^ which this invention will s** 1 *. who have to perform that of domestic Labor—wash in P- :*n -N > V i jteTS. T* 1 - s kewser CQTHlK^ for th Mode of [Cone ll The circuit ^»i$traoon of «* *» « To establish t h ^ now inquire >| pceil bj the firM« I Wbat mode f}( pfactice<l i>\ U msv be prem 1 & mode of diape 1 B!£) t a matter ol g jjjjg connection. ftf not Christian l^efere have no fixing the gospel iostitated by Jes kovever refle t iigi gxl application oi ( § j “Johir •!•< goon neat to tta! v** much water tin Why, »t i* a»keo, * place for adatn rfcere there wa« w ppUa—if he menu pie f forgetting th g oeceftsity for :i water, at a place there vast cor»t< msembled. aparf Ibat such a place a view to subim-i gratuitous. The gates thin, nor e\ < tit left to eonjof the light of circnin sate was warm an pa re fresh water great value. Tin immense, amounti kandrt-(l> of tbou.- vent out u ii to lr;: Judea and they < •ere uaptized,” &<•] 5o doubt many tr esmel> and aWs. there over night ; n was absolutely n«-« |feposes than imim I keen baptizing iu ti • B dan, where there 1 than at Enou ; but B ■y 7 * Mr- Rraediate use—lit- |lp: »Wg[j- L. s large body of ; ■ where the supply w.i I. ( small, but preferal : | quality. Polla ut/n<l translated many km •ee 2 Kings ii: 20 : w snd Septuagint, bot —Hebr.: mtm ; S< : erf the water or strea oue spring or fount nues afterwards iu Wreanis. and this j press the various i region. This suffn for the fact under vithout the slightest •^riing; to subtners; niersion had l>eeii : toe “much water” It., for that purj>ose. V been wise in Johu t< foBethabara? Dch -: from a location of tu if many tea ter it rath ^bino pf pluug;!>| theu, is fount Action with the |K»it k has, it furnish. ^^ihst subtnersion (bj But the mJh insist that the\ J buu fen; in Jordan] en appears iu oil l 11 ^ *f the advocate.-* ,w insist ujh>u it,. ~ w hut will they **» " here we are t ^totdow n ou the rigu the Situie word 7*®»il we must ueeej ** Jordan, we unist nslate in the right J the word is tlJ But as w e.«. k »in one place, *\i ^ of God,” so to place read, Jordan.” if it is still ins that John' ® er ged our Saviour. Z MaU * Ui * 1C, th; War Was bap^x,^, w mJ! ° Ht S lo this place si • i ®I>ly,Aom. T, refer to Act ' « cu delivered Pet rf ^‘dueled him t S^ Dd °“ * treet - ■ s ‘ necessary. u«, ‘“en, u> be cous X