The Lutheran visitor. (Columbia, S.C.) 1869-1904, March 06, 1874, Image 3
THE LUTHERAN VISITOR. COLOMBIA. 8. C. MARCH A, 1874
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\m jijt hath the following note-
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hy the author of “Mirabcatt*
fmplt Bar ; Hare Pottery ami
p |W( | t r l by I* Bitter, Xam Quar
Renew; On Name and Race in
edsfld.by Dr. Richardson, F. R. 8,,
^LfrBticnct Review; The Bento
tbe Moghul Building* at
prater 3 * Magazine ; A J*|»a-
^ Work boose, Riopo Xewt; to-
for «ith the conclusion or *»8u-
Sa Bot** by the anther of the
Family of “Littiu
yt* by Mrs. Olipliaut; and an
of a abort story by As-
dny TwHop®i poetry ami uuaod-
iwy. ?• %
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Ik Lm*9 Age for a year. Littmj,
* GAT, Boston, Publishers.
For the Lutheran Visitor.
Hiw Market, Virginia.
the advantage of good mask. It ia
a rare treat to hear the Xew Market
choir aing. Be ta else
mm.ytinijflin aew church at
b iUe, which wW ha ready for d*d»**
t»on early thla 8pring.
Ami what ia better than all iW,
he baa added almost 130 members to
his churches, of the moot aahetaa
tial and promising malarial ia thm
Valley.
We reeewtly had the very beet
opportunity of seeing, end knowing
for oaraelvea this entire charge, and
affirm only what we hare saan bad
kuow. Rarely hoc* we had the
|4eaanie of wi meaning ae amah of
matoal good feeling between pastor
aad people a* here. ?
8eh mucker, nine, aad Uewahl, of
precious memory here, are in their
grave*, hat the Lard has gt\e*» to
these dear people a mnewnr to
these venerated shepherds, «ae emi
nently worthy of their
rr—It is o
and love, and the) seeps duly to
appreciate the gift. r
Brtx 8ojder ’s fra tar n si kudos****
to as indiridaally are before the
Lord, aad are known to Ua, aad to
oaraelvea, and will he ■■HHI
some day ia some way. The Lord
bless and prosper kirn.
J. B. Davis.
A saatritMKor»»the Lwndww
who has lawn visiting
A boat twenty Aw lh«w»oad of tho
wealthy
aad well lado trade* people, chlety,
hare loft M*U, aod shoot tho
nember, chieAy, perhaps, wf
poorer sort of
hare taken Ibetr
poapk are, however, atltl tsorlog ea
thoy are able to arraage their affairs,
eat a fow
their
have aa yet ar
rlvsff To take thetr phm
of
mm "i ■■ ■» ■ **a*
aad to a similar extent, bat as for sa
ft TMtPsft eMplft
ftom other |«art* of Germany hare
oataambered thane who have left
The deaaawd for
creases, and many
ilwmlewaw Ismaili miiAh-m.** f it n m^
being rebailt with
aioaa, ea tho sitae of
down ia the sorely horn horded city
wwh oa large a asks to aft parka
iLesl BIB —mm 0***
i MAM OF A THOFIAJA
A Centum ptm Cnrod.
mi JM
lliMI e*SW *r«H
ft Cafowfla*. It la
a«iaK
la sot the seer. Tbe
ee think, Is found lo '
RUPTURE CURED.
Marsh's Radical Cora Trust.
Hi.
B4U ORDER SEEDS.
c
I HRMitiK k BRO S I
JARMAflf QUARTERLY!
Tt
It
of tito M ft
W,,
'HE best end most effective Tress
known for the caw and relief of
Hrrnis or Koptaie. This Trass has re-
eel red the sanction of the most eminent
physkdaaa of this country, tho do noi
ammnte to tarnssmend it«»those afflicted
with Hernia as beta* superior to sll
m| ^
It is the only Trass that will retain tbs
' n >"* b with any certaintr. aod the wearer
can feel assured thst he if using a re mod*
that will be at all time* safe snd effectual
In its operations. Of this we gasraatea
mil lift- HHtiilf liftitMl tO ill who mi? finiHi
under our treatatst
Lulu-,' mik elastie slMlommal belts for
SMipeAnatT, foiling of the womb, and ns
►miport to tbe back and abdomiual
lusrnea. Anklets, knee caps and stock*
Tier varicose veins, ulcers and weak
lo Ahft
>ei aiwho i
Tho Payment of Paaton' Salariaa.
We are emboldened to flay a wonl
*»y
year after the town was taken by
the French, aad which flawed it ae *$» ■* Ae i
little when Genaaey waa retaking
neerljr two hundred years afterwards,
will speedily be ileesoliahed, aad the
town extended I
ally of aeeieg something of the aew
earthworks and
wkieh are
to tha town, a boat two mileo of, on ;
At Mil
peer Dr. Rude: A few lines from
its locality will doubtless be of
hdrtet to yon and the members and
tertn of oar Chnrch generally.
He quirt, orthodox old town of
|et Market, notwithstanding its
MMflteness from the bustling lines
if hade and travel, and the tnranl-
nsflfl stir of public points, is still,
a it ever has been, au important
|N|tof the aggregate solid worth of
tha preat valley. No power short
if that which formed and condi-
timed the rich fostering bosom in
riieh it oeetles, can rob it of many
rirantages which it possesses over
Sber sections of the Old Dominion,
la the very centre of tbe world
nsowsed Valley of Virginia, and
filmy between and iu close prox-
aity with two exhanstless and en
licking streams of water, surrounded
• all sides by mineral springs, ex
bustles* stores of iron ore, and bjr
tfricaltaral and grazing lands of
aferior quality, its material ad van
hpts are among tbe things that
ssst abide, to make it tbe abode of
(tying industry and thrift, when the
freaks of public sentiment shall have
lost their last stake upon less favor-
*d localities.
Besides these natural advantages,
Ais classic old town has within its
corporate limits tbe hallowed tene-
nmt in which Dr. S. S. Schmneker
* half century ago consecrated bis
fcoe, talents and learning to the
vork of systematic instruction in
Theology, which culminated in the
mineotly successful and useful school
«f the prophets at Gettysburg, Pa.
There are here, two excellent schools,
*w for boys and one for girls, also
two weekly newspapers, a secular
md religions—Our Church Paper and
Shenandoah Valley. In the office
the latter may be seen toiling day
h day, Judge G. I. Calvert, the tai
nted son of oar life-long, mutual
foesd, and eminently useful citizen,
% J. S. Calvert Our Church
Ptper is published in tbe office of
Shenandoah Valley, and of coarse
pleasant opportunity of an hour
with Judge Calvert will almost in-
*»re an interview with that genial,
kithful and useful worker of oar
&Brch, Rev. Socrates Henkel, with
whom we never fail to find it profit-
ai»le m well a* exceedingly pleasant
spend an hour.
w « have here two vigorous La
l lerau churches, Emanuel and 8t.
“albewa—tbe former served by Rev.
Henkel, ami tbe latter by Rev.
* ^ Snyder. Simple justice de-
**oda more than a passing notice of
geutlemauly pastor of St. Mat-
|*ew8. How is it that we so seldom
•^Anything about this good broth-
^natside of his own immediate sar
^dings is siugulaiiy strange. In-
■pgflnt, genial, and compauiouable
" ®ore than an ordinary degree,
u,ie the best preachers in the
*t is indeed marvelous that
* •'•mains so perfectly burietl iu tha
*^ ln of his own charge. Whether
d ° e 10 ***• own l^rsonal moil
^ ** whatever other cause, u
»«< to to 6e—- for, besides tha
Qualifications we have meu-
to hT 1 ’ h<5 de8erve< * to known, and
etteemed very highly in Urn, by
^ w “ole church, for hit work'*
^ the last six or eight years he
rtnovatP( ii u»d beau
widH '&**** ,lt Ncw Market
ftt. to an extent which
’ "<>• fail to gratify the most ra-
equipped them with
r 7WL - choirs aud good organa,
mamj.
Mata,
*.1* — — — * ... -- ^ .M b uM . ... >.*.
piMTG Of! MpRJjpP' MPHiiHPHIH ■■■fl
thxaa, are rwertvlag aimlar atteab—
In betQf nleml la the Imi rnwtHki
wndilka by tha Ganaaaa, aad tha
la tartar forts wilt meat orahablv ha
^MaoUahad, aa tha fttrawhaarg amaa
cwrtalnly will,
Oaa traveling, aa t hava hat,
# Watw%<Mi aw la A R ah#-wraaaah as — — —- anyafla
aHPvwffWiQfW llpi A RaRMrawRMMR^ wRREI MARM
hat he iaapreaaad asoafl deepJi with
tha aicewdlag ncha—a aad valaa at
the twa great pcoviarna af aaarty
two nsdlwMi people, wbkHb poor aa
fortaoata Fraaea has last. Gna af
theai rotiUmt tha ehflaf aaatJi «.r
foCloa aad other WMuifortarva, and
haaada In rtahna
It it and. hat I
tr t i ax if* li Fi ns* t L as
• UHRM. M wwiww aJHAF
aad Ixwraiae
raveaae to
htaatAht • art aaaaal
of it noo.ooa
sterling, end aft flhla |a
haring to pay
Ecclaahxtkal
ou this subject at preaeut,
ithin a few days we bare received
keveral letter* which call oar alien
tion lo it moat painfully Thews •dea, ami which w0l asaha
letters are from widely separated
parts of the Church, indication ia
thus given that tbe troahla ia not
local, bat |ierh«|Mi wide spread. One
of these brethA*n, who la among the
moat active, useful, ami godly mini*
tera iu the Church, after speaking of
the large amount yet doe him, aaya
that “be managed to support has
family laal year on three hnudred
dollars. 9 Another brother wntea
that not one-third of bis salary »a
paid. Other* write in somewhat
similar term*. Sow, we h*pp*n to
know personally the three ministers
to whom special ailamon is mmle—
though they reside in different States
—aod we know something of tl»e
ability of their congregations. The
brethren are first rate, active, de
voted, aod acceptable men. Neither
of them receives anything from the
Soatcntation Fond, ami, so far as we
know, never has. Their
tiona (we hare reason to behove)
abundantly able to support
And yet their salaries are unpaid,
and they and their families are left
to struggle on in discomfort ami
trouble.
We mention these facts in order
that the attention of the elders sad
memliers of our church** may he
directed to this subject. This impor
tant matter is often treated with
•beer neglect. Tbe people are igao
raut of the true state of things; or
if they know them, no on
efficient movement to rectify
Such neglect, however, is culpable,
and ia no adequate axcuae. Every
member of a church, aa well as its
officers, ought to be interested to sea
that their obligations to their minis
ter are fulfilled, awl we implore
brethren in all our congregations
not to rest satisfied until they ascer
tain that at least tbe stipulated *up
port promised by them has actually
>een famished. It is impossible to
explain satisfactorily how honest
Christians can be content to live
with their sacred obligation* to God’s
servants unfulfilled.
It will be said that times are hard,
that money ia scarce, that many of
the member* of tbe chnrch are strait
ened in their dreamrtancr*—and all
this is true; hot does this make it
tinder for ministers to live with noth
iug to live ou l Does this diminish
the obligation of God's people to
deal faithfully by thoae who labor
for them “in word and dortrtne f
Nay, verily, there is fault
the sooner it ia confessed
rected tbe better—and ia
charge of this dnty, let no
bis obligations fulfilled until lie has
submitted to at least as much priva
tion as bia minister ia called on to
endure, until the whole salary is
paid.
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mi, 4ft ; General Council, 3ft.
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KILLER.
The
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Fanil] y
THE UIEJ T
MiNtidm of
rr cx:i
Fort fFapas, /ad —Dr.
of Addiaoo, has base
tm
fAsmrks, ('ramp
Additions.—The Reforms.I Rparnpcl
Church is still gathering lo its fold wteie
tera from other bodies, chiedy from the
Protestant Kpisropaliaa*. Rev. Mr. R**«i,
of Brooklyn, Ims left the charch of which
he waa a rector ia that city, and joined
himself to Bishop Cam mins Rev. Ed
ward D. Neill, of Minnesota, a
ter inn minister, and a member of
Presbytery of fit. Paul, has takes the
initiatory steps to pas* hi
Episcopal Chnrch. The
Hrrt'Minii |«f*|v mail, it nmTifthJf that of
^^aro» - mero!pesewe n^eusire^ HRsss*vsvrj| .pee gev sese^asaajf te^e* .*s
Rev. William Maguire, of Wnshinrtoa
City, who has informed Bishop Whitting-
ham of his purpose to leave the Episco
pal Church for tha new fold. In
ter of resignat ion he soys that
why he take* this new departure is that
tin position of the F.pisroyeil Charch, “*•
a living, set tug organisation, whalevrr
ti»e alleged aouadnese of its doctrinal
formularies stay hr, hi rssentially. k-
creaaiugty, and hopelessly a Eomealilwg
position.''
of
Fort Water. I ml
^ *4 1mm |mg| I i
rived to take part til the “battle of
Use laot * It la 1‘astor leal, of
4R iia m rtiis» ai II ^ as* Auh >»* -himiWici t aa atumfifi nmumua.
■pHRipiROp mmw Wf99 <ftCMr“|** • fMHwl ffWelft |
• congregation brtoaging to the Mi*
aowri tSy aa*l.
J^pRQMRR^RMBRMP mfeRMRiMNRi
fla Ike fhspe */ lie Refee
In tha year 1341
a^wnfiiimmaiuas sm maapmm4al nw’ikgh
i* f*t I IwrYvTVf ifi |«lft * vniiimfftf s Isft*'
A pries* ha a el
A«Ad aim l j'l jm t tm aa ittiJtkuw mT ^gmaaAiaR w Ital i
he had taaght hk paaaanta
gaMtM 4 W La^a iwaaiw Waeesl ^aandR Y^ew$ 41 Bhaifti
article at
i AH'
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d ter ef tea threw T-maT,
Ae.. At.
The
asa^taha
' at the party
at Wat hm
i asxi xmiiAm,
atuh
WV have secured the arnricee of a first
dam ralie* ia ear CTfiTOM DEPART
MENT. and are making HITTS to order
ft ft W C (WATFIXLft.
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Every Day ai Increase ii M
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jiini naaiMW SrCUi.
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forth.
rMnrwTir>r*t lector KfMtn and nil
tk< Ufa prtarlplr. nr* wtikin the cinm
« ««<Ur «f Mt-iern Ohe«n«*tr*. and > few <
MM u>*my t*nt>n eeutf It Dor either «T
tlxea tm |wwn to rare tkm.
U U»e|wOenV«le!'r Mceili
IS*
i reUent, deiir (mo
MsssStlMi tfcet •*
I L irwt m tU A —A tfnum h,#
e H V Hi I l»Pw ftlw
imi tied these In
The visitor
to *eo whether he
iteuta of tho flbtft
“Of whom fta Christ born r The
priest answered
Mi ll IWtflti 1*1 lift ft* *
ff^VVVIlPa ft l*Hlv
Itfli^^bTfl^p t^t*r twflmaalil^fli
Hi rods I, but ho st*H gave tha
foolish answer. Whan tha
not teed the diaaatkfuctkai af
•iltie, ha sawl h#
af the
Ttl’f't 1*
For
■tost awn Ommmt fiHtt M mm vs a
Dys
atrweted anti advised the peasants of
hia village.
luflQraRl'iRpe j^tlftP* ft* wR ft* vI ft J ftftftmfCa
stated aader oath t M I bettor# that I
hava Divine aathorltjr to take Ftrafl-
children imd llathtdtoa
af them; eontrarily, I dtoaeaw
that Profeet ants hare the priettoga
In do likewise.* Who to here not „
pearliwle«l of that niaa maiisfl ; “Ah, I
peaeawf. that alter* tho euso. 9
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Mato*
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to try these
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afiwt s il-oeenah trial %
w^r^iht’aaE* tt'il
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