The Lutheran visitor. (Columbia, S.C.) 1869-1904, February 27, 1874, Image 4
THE LUTHERAN VISITOR, COLOMBIA. B. 0» FEBRUARY U7i HB71
MlgMl » Wild
Immu <*4 tto plates, Md door, as
wall *« Mill# Mi <*•* horn yards, ore
Ml of It l«Ai<d ( life vmM perish
la Sis VlaoynriL
There ia never a way to narrow or abort
But the Master'* work la there;
Thore is something to do for hi* dear sake.
Or something to cahnly bear.
Them • it trials to meet with ekrtstiaa
faith.
And duties with Christian grace;
And there’s Christian sweetness to every
one.
To be given In every place.
Their working dajvare never so hard,
t, Who find in Christ n stay;
And days of darkness are days of light
When Jeans leads the way.
And the waiting days of those whs hope
Are days of qaietuese j
And the praying days of those who trust
Are days of perfect peace.
There are flowerets down in the valley
* low,
And over the mountain aide.
Which wore never praised by n human
* voice,
1 Nor by human eyes descried:
Yet as sweet as the breath of the royal
. rose
at Is the perfume they exhale;
And why they bloooi, and where they
bloom,
,, The good Load knoweth well.
things, knew the heart of Nathaniel,
A NEW IDEA.
‘How do yea know anything a boat
the flf tree before Philip called
yon.’*
“What did he mean by that, moth
erf"
“Probably Nathaniel wm upon Ml
knee* praying and meditating apoa
holy things under the Ag trot. Yea
know Jesus woo God, oad therefore
bo could know who* woo passing la
other placet. Nathaniel know that
bo woo aloes 10 bio garden, oed that
no ova, save God's, bod tooa him.
vVe l** r, i 11 I
wan out*** I
,4j« the image oil
this itnag*’. I
ration as wei! I
jy* state of <1-1
we prop" ]
before n- I
ajgehold I wa J
*„d in sin my iuj
*»Th« imaginat I
sril f^m b»* J‘“‘|
Pj bstore tbejJij
as others. r On j
fame the cbntj
^itb when th<
the fail of J
ire oat orally et,
oeired and born
they oil are, from ;
fall of evil desir.
gad can have by
of God, no true!
that this innate i
am, ie traly aid
Ohms under the
God who ore not I
mm and the Holy
Let os consider
meted to oo in tb<
church, which »U
precise a manner
By original et«,
dtoatiou or dispos
m all men, of that
ssnl of man fron
grit desires, thon
It^s called origin
Illustrated Family Bible,
foetly counnewd of the divinity of
the Savkmr, bo pabttely nek now I
edged it, and heartily joined the
cbooen few in followiog Jeans wbora
Children's Department.
A Ward AW |Vw|f Ham4im$.
K*erj aelwaoa of o newspaper ou
tains tow to thostnoodl dial in
rEntercd according to Act of Congress.)
For the Lutheran Visitor.
TH3 LITE 07 J1STJS CHEST.
wedding io Coos, ood Mary, Jsnos
and bio d loci pies wont to it. The
ton to provide it.
sags*, for Oofc Hill i sWsrt, m
*•* . _■ _ 1SS _a ^ ||g
I MftftfTJHftMMf 1 Hpw, *■ Wl• AMI
thorn ran to n# mow beautiful “oil]
TIIE MAB&IAOE AT CANA, AND Til*
CLEANSING OF THE TEMPLE.
“The stoop and rough moan tain
sides wore traversed by the Lord
Jesus with ease and haste Hit
spirit was strengthened and so*
taioed by angels* food and heavenly
Encouraged by such
eswear
NSMSU Satf Frm
VAH DU ZEN d Tin.
ssa. lied, Colorado, Brazos, K*> urate
IVnrI, Alabama, Mobile, Savannah 1&.
anoke, James, and many others, v$
Uhut \a«t tributaries, tbrooghoot««
entire country during the Somawr to
Autumn, and remarkably so darings*
sons of unusual beat and (inrons, an
invariably accompanied by citenavede-
rangemcuis of the stomach and Inr,
and other abdominal viscera, h tfeer
treatment, a purgative, exerting s pa*.
conversation
sweet companions, the fatigue ood
weariness that be bad undergone the
previous long days aad nigbte for
nearly six weeks were unfelt, and a
feeling of ealm, quiet peace pervaded
bis frame and gave him new strength
for his journey towards the Jordan,
where he expected to And John the
Baptist Beyond the river be found
bim preaching to the people who
crowded round him, eagerly listen
ing to the wonderfully strange man,
who cared not for borne or fHeads,
but speut his life in the wild moon
tains, and clothed himself with the
coarse skin of a camel. John’s very
mysterious appearance and manner
at Wring excited the vwaaratfcm and
wonder of the people who Moeked
into the country to bear the clear
ringing tones of bis voice, calling
them to repeut ef their sins and pre
pare their hearts for the coming of
Jesus. The Jewish priests and Le
vitts were taken by surprise when
they heard of John’s mission, and
they sent a message to him to know
i ho was the expected Christ. John
replied, «No, I am not.* Then they
asked,‘Are you Elijah T ‘No,* Mid
he. ‘Who are you, then V they asked
again. Then John said, ‘1 am the
one seat by God to prepare the way
for Him, and to turn the hearts of
the people to repentance.* Just af
ter this happened, Jeeus was seen
coming towards him from the dis
tant mountain. John pointed bim
oat with these words, ‘Behold the
Lamb of God who taketh away the
sins of the world.* Jesus passed on,
and as be was walking by himself
the next day John again uv him,
and repeated the same words. Two
young men, John and Andrew, stood
near and heard John ray this. They
immediately followed Jeans.”
“What did they want, mother T**
said Henry.
” * .
“Jesus asked them the same ques
tion as be saw them following bim
at a respectful distance. John said
modestly, ‘We would like to know
where yon live f The gentle^weet
voice of the Saviour said, ‘Come and
-see.’ This was about four o’clock in
the afternoon, and the young men
went with him and listened to His
heavenly words till late In the
night.”
“Who were these two young men,
mother V
“They had been baptised by John,
and were anxiously waiting the ar
rival of Jesus. Their hearts had
been prepared by John’s teaching to
welcome the Saviour, and therefore
they went to Him ae soon aa John
pointed bim out Andrew was to
delighted to have found Jeeoe that
he went to ffnd hie brother, and ex
claimed, 'Oh! Simon, we have found
the Messiah P Simon, who was af
terwards caHed Peter, gladly went
with Andrew to see Jesus, and after
that they remained with him. The
next day they all went into Galilee,
and there found Philip, who, at the
first invitation from Jesus, left all
aad became his disciple. Philip ran
to call Nathaniel, who wae in hie
garden meditating upon the strange
words of John. When he beard
from Philip that the Messiah had
come, be went directly to see bim.
When Jeans saw bim coming ha
said, *Tonder comes an Israelite, in
deed, in whom there is no guile.’”
DR. C M’LANE’S
CELEBRATED
Liver Pills,
mm rw« <t-w» or ...
Hcjvirifft or Liver Complaint,
m srrruA vxr> r * :: m %6ache.
•I* ML. —
1 mL^jrTftPftft
wfttout arrrva that might to detect
•4 by tto merest novice ta took
printing It Is estimated that proof
reading easts half as mack as com
cifsl influence upon these varum*
cans, is essentially necessary. Then
Is no cathartic for the purpose eqafl fc
I)u. J. Walker's Yxxegak Bun*
as they will speedily remove the dst-
colorcd viscid matter with which fl*
bowel* are loaded, at tbo came ha
stimulating: the secretions of UmIMk
and generally restoring tho hai&j
functions of the digestive organs.
Fortify the body against ftam
l*jr purifymg aU its fluids with Venus
Dittmul No epidemic can take M
fooud its origin r ft-
k is the origin. §
aad from which I
ass, and because itl
inseparable conduB s
fee fell of Adam.
M the Formula offtv
total defect or pnv..B ,
hereditary rightoq: Jji
or of the image of (B
aan was originally Bt-
rifbteousness, and «’
Ike same time, it -*B
M unfitness for a ill
Aad that it is,
foage of God in mlt
terrible, fathomle^-I
•ad unspeakable < B
•hole nature of m ifl
fowers of man,
ttoetanding, the boB
tonueh that since j
biite au innate evi l
mi inward impurit B
desires and inelinatB
■atnre we all inliLiB 1
foart, mind, and th<l
diametrically opj^t-B
•ature, and to his I
•«»d indeed are at <-■
ttopecially with resjn’B
foiritua! things.
This human frana-, t B
• U all corrupt tlirou-lH
I- Where did it I
*to Confession
fall of Adam. Wit ■
lrst pareuta origil
were created
5J>*tnptnm$ of a Diseased U%xr.
I JAIN is the right vide, uadcr the edft
of the riN», iacrceicf on pressure;
•onwrr me* iV p»in i* in the left skk ; the
pwieer i» rtrehr <He to fie on rhe left
•Ur t khw :n« the pern it felt mder the
ehtMokkr-*ieie, sad it Irctjacwdy extends
to the l«f <* the .' hewLie r, eod is some*
tim< t m-rilrn f-*r a rh ! *
of a STstcm thus fore-anned.
IHwpsiia or Iadigestioa, n«£
Aelie. Pain in the Shoulders, Goto*
i ightness of the Chest, Dixxmess. Sob
Knictations of the Stomach, BadTM
In the Month. Bilious Attacks, Pxlpaa-
t.ukni of the Heart, lutlammatioo of IM
latngs, Pain in the region of the Eld
revs, and a hundred other painful sq*-
tnms, are the offsprings of TTymirfi
Due Louie will prove a better guarum
i f its merits than a lengthy advertise
ment.
Nrrofnla, or King’s Eril, Whim
fvc-i.tug*. Ulcern, Erysipdas. SwcIMKkL
t««.;tr«, SrmfiUwas InOammatiooB, IaMtal
I (inanimations Mercurial AffectM* ®
•<«»rfs Eruption* of the Skin, Sore Ey«,«st.
In ibeM), a« in alt other conrtitttia—I Be
en-4-s WaLSKS’S TixBGAK BlTTOS l»l
ih »un thi ir great currtive powers htM
ir.o-t olktinttc ami intractable case*.
For Inflammatory xnd Ckrmk
rheumatism. Gout, Bilioai, Bate
tout aad Intermittent Fevers,Diseaaad
iSe I twd, IJrcr, Eidners and Kstot.
tlsene letters have no eoual. Such Da**
are iau*wi by Vitiated Blood.
Mechanical Diseases.—Persons so-
ga,*dl in Paints and Minerals, «wb*
1 limiter*. Type-Setter^ Gold-batoBtWj
ilmtT*. a* they ndvauco ia life, tn
to lumlrui* of the Bowels. T» to*
etrain-1 thin, t.-tke a do«e of
i« IItttkk.* <*f^a*ionally.
ForSkin I) i seases, EruptwokW-
ler. Sidt-Ilhcuw, Plotche*. Spota Itofe
J’H'tulr*. Boils, Carbuncles, Binf 1 "*
in the
affected with lo*s
Of apperire (mdl rirtneM; the Ktortl* hi
I>t nrrj! aw codw, SfrtoctWDC* alternative
wish lax < (he head is troubled with
pain, accompanied with a dull, heavy
smutioa in the hack part. There is gt-
BBranji ft roftfiomrie io»t of n>ni)orr,
•moanpanwd with a painful aeoMtios of
ha% mg left undone kmrcihtng which ought
to have been done. A slight, dry cough
is sometimes an mcrHLr.t. The patient
compbim of west .ocs and debility; he
is casilv wtrtled, his feet ere cold or burn
ing. and he complains of a prickly sensa
tion of the slum ; hit spirits are low ; and
although he is satisfied that exercise would
be brneflcial to hint, yet he can scarcely
summon op feetfeude enough to try it.
la feet, he distrusts every remedy. So
veral of the above symptoms attend the
dastase, but cases have occurred where
few of them existed, yet examination of
the body, after death, has shown the Li
ve* to have been extensively deranged.
AGUE AND FEVER.
Da. C. M’Lari’s Lnraa Fills, ih cam
or Aces *n» Kims, when taken with
Quinine, arc productive of the most happy
results. No better cathartic can be used,
preparatory to, or after taking Quinine.
We would advise all who are «€i:c:ed
with this disease to give them a rata
▼RIAL.
Address all orders to
FLEMING BROS., rirrsacRnH, Tv
r R Daalsr* aa* VfcyWoaaa onS«-h»c fr«ua#*("«
Om» Ihawi Hrn» . »<0 A, »«B t<» wdit tkelr «f-
dMacUr. awl saSr «... IV C. .W /-. • - -
Sr /.n»y Srw . AW»Aa*yii, /la T« tl'-nc •
pv* |W> • truU. w« •* LirwaHI pet uuul. jp>m.
asjr part af da l'«M States. <w b.n of I iZI*
IMit Swkw iwiiui »(»ay« or m viol of Wr*
OtV f** Snotaaco UintitM kUMfi. AH order, fr -m l
■■I soul (mi ansaueaMSa* Li irmv root, mo
iaM W ai liiyaiiHi UrtapMi aad C*»K)' Rtoto-
tto sarisra, and groan*!
OXM, stoop nnd dovvo making tor
fsinn thore."
“Why, mother! bod (toy tornod
tto temple into * market I*
u 5o, not such a market boas# m
we have, hot (tore wore many pea
pie who came from a groat diauoco,
am! eoaM not bring MMorlicew oo for
to offer (torn at tto temple; on Itoao
cmttfo doaloro who lived near Jorara
lam woo Id bring ttoir drwvoo to tto
dty ami ooll them for bornt offerings
over tto rooUweoit to tto sgrar} that
tom greood amt rnwra anft tfimm all
otoar ofwwose* pat tmpttot. 1 b
pemHrattea of water late tto racks,
lewwotu, rwwwiag woter, ood tmhiog
oaaa have door nnwsethtag, tot tto
Taited ffteteo woo mvrrad with ice
or* real tknaaaad feet thick j aod tto
too movlsm from north to nooth by
tto attraction of tto tropical warmth
or proootag wotgbt of tto oaow ami
tor behind, ground the rocka over —-
■n 1. i »-c|i ms au 11 Au 1 __ ... »* a ta, aana
HHPiMI ; MPipifpiipip <. mfllm ; ~ ^BfPPBjPPBUBfUjBflBPPIHIBPlIBB^
of ire ran to I racked by tto boater.
Ho ha* soode a otody of (torn io tto
oowntry an for nooth is Alatomm
| 1, |*A 1 i i, in n .I ii lluA k.'ianm ivk jk*»
IWft* towlm CHoflkPff Vf*fl i it^ PlofiMr p t fr“frOHnT
non la Kuropr, parttonloriy ia Italy,
where, asnoag tto Al|ia, gtoriera arc
ik*w in [Oufltiu. The slimes mnl
rnrha gnswisd and poimtod lij tto
glortovo can randy to diotingwiabesl
from iImss wnratelsed tor runmng wa
lev. The angular bowlder* fouml in
meawtnwa and tto imaro* if rivet a
not rwoctod by water can to ar
coaatesl for only ta thin way.
wo eo«M do with thta warn, to that
wo might make ff oooml is somo
good work. White wo wero taJkmg.
Dot row woo railed away, and after a
to boy them Thoee who could not
afford booveu and steep hod to toy
dov* *«d offer Ibooo to the prieets
to to preeeated to tto Lord. There
woo a suitable place for ttoee cattle
dealer* oatoide of tto temple, and
they hod am right to taler late tto
sacred precincts to make ttoir bar
gains. Jeeaa was Ailed with holy
anger at tto sight, and to hastily
made a whip of small cords aad
plied it vifaroealy oo tto dealers,
so that they wore glad to raa oat of
the court yard. Ho sold to taooo
that sold cloves, Into ttoee things
oat, and don’t make my Father**
ehtoriwe, they raaidi
{ ood la ptacw of tto
tflltem anftithuwWkiMim # KumOhon aan os
ftftAft lWIWftlraTHIPili| 1 woSTl w Ml 11
It k* a hupf.y thing Os
mao «lw «mm> tnghttor
ooold bo given no than tbse, to bethl
op a now ebo rth for tto Lord. Too,
I ashi, 1 will glee my Artead George'S
gift to tto Itobmoad charah, sad
■tel a huouiifnl twiMlae >■ »(,< t««i
-s m am^mwavs me aewo "wwo *^wg*| *<m wrw wnSW*i
deeds of mow era hewing oat block*
of per* white Mbit, which ahiae oad
sparkle hi tto lamplight hke dia
r«afU«h«a qf ftorrite*.—The pm
per ttese to change tto air ia chareh-
n* i* immedialHy after tto cotigrega
tlo« baa defiorted. Tin* ia a fact for
•externa to make * note of, hi order
to aeohl tto complaint* of thone peo
ple who, realising ttoir right to pore
air, wilt toot twee tto a vitiated do
meat without maoustraitoe. When
ito oorviom for tto day aiw aoodn-
“Didn't tto people become angry
at being driven oat, mother f
“Too, they did, aad feom that
Dr. C. M’Lanc's Vermifuge
Nld S* tef* I* iwr) —wiry If yw vtwM k»v,
m «MOm* amr a * ^ u**i nw, MUmoc, m4
M*sw M* aad Wovki. O'* Oku • lew |wa U
M'LAN E’S VERMIFUGE.
to nm the
or nxwAms or ixittosyi
lima Railroad. m» .md down; also with
train* iroimr North end South ou Char
ter**, Columbia end Atvrnsta xtefbOea,
and Wilmiugton, CohiinhiM unri AngnsU
Railroad.
UP.
HUm
9 05 am
10 W*m
i OOp m
3 50pm
atilt warm, If the window* ood doors
are left open for a short time the
cooler olr of outdoors will rapidly
displace that ahich hoe laton breath
ed over ami over again In- tto throng
of vondtlpiTK. A better amtnpi
ment would Io t« mo provide for
ventilation in tto utrncttirc of tto
acknowledged that to believed hiss
to bo tbo Son of tied. Jesus at oooa
Interrupted him by saying, 'Too can
not see the kingdom of God saloon
yon ora born again.**
“Wbat did be moan, mot tor, by
thatt”
“Xicodemu* asked tto some qaoe
tton, end oeemod naablo to sudor
stand what Jean* meant when to
replied that a person mast be born
aad l fool happy ta toil tag jm of ML
Xay God bfeoo yoar gift, tor little
friend, aad yoar example, that oth
ora may to ohm thooghtfol mnl ra
member Hi* okowok la
May Ho bfono yoa also aad ttoee
with yoa. Tear friend Maaikia win
cravkm of Mohnt Veoarioao ora
often coveted with a thick coat of
•oil Hog* block• of It wooo oooo
fcmed very aoor its butamg nmath.
Leave AustuMm, 4 80 * *»
GraniteviUe, 5 47 a m
Batesv ilU-, *8 33 » nl
Columbia, 10 45 am
Cheater, S P
Arrive Charlotte, ♦«90P®
Itey Train nrnkw clow
RichtuotHl, to all P ( « n ®*
at New York at 6.40 A. M.
eigh and Old Bay Line, arn^n
York at 4J35 P. M..
clone connection, r*o
point* North, arriving »t ^
4.35 P. M.
tiOINO SOOTH-
Day Train- >
Leave Charlotte, * ~ 0® a
Cheater,
Oolnmhia, t* 48 p m
IlatcaviUe, 4 57 P »
GraniteviUe,
Arrive Auguata,
•Breakfast, tDinner. fSJ
Night Train North <2?****
all point* North, «o Richn.<«
in New York at 4.?3 I - M- /■
trainaconnect at Aupnataif«
South and West. ThWteJJ
and baggage checked «»•» **
mg car* on all Ni/ht Trains
E. R. DOR^EVGenend ^
James Axdkrsok. Gwi 1 *■ Bl * e
Lrnvo t'okfwliuiy
Leave Belton
Arrive at Greenville
5 80 pm
DOWN.
Leave Greenville 7 80 a m
1 Ic l ton << no a m
** Cokeabury t1 15 a nr
Alilieville 8 15 a nc
Newberry 2 SOpir
“ Alatou 4 20 p *r
Arrive at Coltunbia 6 00pm
Andrrwn Prnnrk nnd Itht HitWr Di-
ttoo*. •
down. dp.
Leave \Valhalla 5 45 a in Arrive 715 p nr
Irave Pern Tillr 625am toave 6 85 p ir.
Leave Pernll. ton 710am Leave 500pm
Leave Anderson 810am Leave 450pm
Arrive at Belton 900 * m Leave 8 50 p m
Connecting with down train from
Greenville.
Aert>mniodati<»n trains run on Abbe
villc Branch oni Mondnys.WednesdavsatMt
Fridays. Ou Anderson Branch, between
BMtxm and Anderann, on Tiic«dav*,
Thursday* and SotnnLnyM.
1 HO& DODAlnAI), (irurrul <SwpV.
Ja*ex Norton, General locket AgU
coofttantly puwdtig out and fresh air
shall to constantly anpplied—a pro
viofou for tlie efficiency of tto acr
vice* and tto health of the emigre
gatWHi * Uitli lilt hoi to ha* l wen «1
moot entirely neglected.
Dookl we only remember, amid the
came and |ier|4exitte* of tbio life,
that a dying hoar will come; that in
a few short end fleeting years, at
moot, our pilgrimage tore below will
to ended, our work forever done,
ami our history and influence writ
ten, either for weal or for woe t upon
timer with whom we have aaaociated
aod come ia coatect ii^fe, how dif
ferently would our lives be apest I
feom ttoir burning Ml llrcla
Ttorw are plant*. Ukowiar, which
con |ls4d a small oapfdy By Ito
—•bmrm gem a gray, prickly,
“I know now wbat Christ meant,
that every one moat tore a now
ta go to boavto.”
“Just oo, my dear, ood that la
what I have taught yew children to
ask God for, tto gift of a now heart,
one that will love him and serve
him, and delight to do bio will to-
stead of loving, nerving, and trying
to do tto will of Baton '
If Aram