The Lutheran visitor. (Columbia, S.C.) 1869-1904, March 13, 1874, Image 3
THE LUTHERAN VISITOR, OOLWBIA, 8. C, MARCH 13, IffH
for the Lutheran Visitor
tUieo jottftf servant* at U#d
Obituarist.
fartwiU.
Out where are they >k»w ? Rev R.
J- Huugerpealer died m pastor «»f
the Beth Krien charge in 1800, ami
hi* remain* were deposited near the
chareh. Rat. T. a Roiueat departed
tliia life in 1871, a* pastor of Bath)*
hern oharch
A Coaramptm
[ still ringing in my ear,
r ^krTfroni one I held most dear,
„„ my mind till death
nJJEke away my latest breath.
to gnu it the blessing MMfkt,
2a|o tax the wand’riug thought,
with *tre«* (ktl tell,
r^bkmins1® this but faretctll.
_ 8tterf «loo a dying bed,
V-awbQ bad youth’s footatei** led;
lb**** 1pn»« <*** last farewell.
jfceu hi* Matter'* call'd him home,
^feMW* him for time’s work tcell done,
4 v2Tl too*** h * PI ' y to,, »
<wfri«Kb*ronud my last farewell.
J. H. M.
IfUAMOCft UoU-lWft, I
February Jftth, liT4. j
/tear f'teimr t liar lag ja*t prameft
through a mmmm a# literary fetal ri
thw, >• will try to gfv« soar readers
and hi* also mingle
with thorn. of Rev. J. O. Saha an*;
and now we are called to moarn the
departure of Her. W. A. Houck, the
last surviving member of that la
tereeting data of ardimmli. Oh I
how inscrutable are the waya of
providence l The young are taken
“way in the morning of their
strength nod usefulness, while other*
who have borne the beat and burden
of the day are still left to tail an in
their Menter** vineyard; and oar
venerable father, wboee strength baa
failed, still lingers under increasing
infirmities, rick im faith, and patient If
(waiting his summon* to depart
hence and be at rest!
Bn many watchmen upon the walls
of Zion have been recently called
away, that it behooves us who re
main to enquire, “Who next P AU,
yes, who next! It may he yon, or.
it may be me. Let ns then be faithfu
iu the discharge of the dnty assigned
ne, so that when the mammons conies,
it may not find ns unprepared, and
when called we shall ho able to hear
the Master say, u Well dooe, good
and faithful servant, enter thou into
the glory of thy Lord.*
4. r. m
RUPTURE CURED.
Marsh’s Radical Cure Truss
o brief ehetch of them.
On the 19th of January (Gee lee’s
birthday) the Itemeetheneen ftaetoty
held its fifth saaaaJ eels bra lion. The
apeaher* were: fVatadeo*, Jaa. W9
He, Virginia; orster, II p BeUey,
Virginia; debate, -RmafSed, That
Civil liberty Is Indebted more te
tliysteal .Hoffering than te Mental
Cnlterr.* Affirmative, II ft Heiley,]
Virginia; Negative, C. A. Marks,
Virginia.
On the Sid lent, the Cteerasan
Society held ita Fifth Anneal Cain
brmtloa Its apeahrn were se M
lowst President B. W. Terry, Va. |
orator. D. M. Cteyd, Va) debate,
w Is the World Advancing Hi Month
ty r Affirmative, W MrK Martel,
Va.; negntive, T C. Herndon. Kj.
Aonivcrsanan, A. X Koioer, Vs,
To apeak af each perfbrmer aepa
rstely would be toe tedkra*. Aefitce
it to say, each man reflected credit
on his society sod on the Collega.
All the sprakrrs are members of the
Heater t'laes Mrearm. WiUi* and
Marks have the Ijstheree mieiatry
la view. The yoeag gentlemen on
both occaateos were lavishly re
warded by tbe appro ring unites ot
the ladies, and flowers and cards
were showered on them by an spfwv
dative aedieoee.
Tbe prospects of Roanoke College
are yenriy increasing under tbe mas*
egemeni of oar eoerfotk Facalty.
Daring tbe past two month* students
have been entered from Ohio, flj
hois, North Carolina, Mississippi and
Virginia.
Moaeya are being received far tba|
erection of a Are proof baftldlsg for
retail.
WE WANT^.,
BOOK AGENTS
T llfc best and most effective Truss
known for the cure and relief of
Hernia or Ruptare. This Truss has re-
rrirtd the sanction of the stent eminent
safisinsns of this country, who do not
herniate to recommend it to thorn afflicted
with Hernia a* being superior to all
others.
It »* the only Truss that will retain the
bowels With any certainty, and the weorsr
can fieri ensured that he is using a remed v
that will be at ail times safe and effectual
in ita operations. Of this ire guarantee
For thf Lutheran Visitor.
flthOarSiiatri D»ad.
j j,tin(»t every week the Virrfor
Iteff'A* m * totelligsuce of the
^flQieof a “MAN of God*’ from
rolls of oar church. Rev,
Rev. Honck and Rev. Dr.
^{psa have all, in a brief S|uit*e of
Up, passed from their Inborn iu the
jtft* militant to enjoy their rest
a flechnrch triumphant. To them
In jitter ha* said, “It is enough,
pe up higher.*
While to them the change has
Hefts* labor to rest, from bodily
plmity to spiritual strength, and
^ faith ami hope to the realiza-
30 of heavenly bliss, and tbe full
of sU their holy nnticipa-
30^ jet the church can not but
Hi deir loss and mourn their de
pute*.
MAXiHALL fi LOT OF
GEN. ROBERT E. LEE.
entire satisfaction to all who may come
under our treatment
Ladies’ silk elastic abdominal belts for
corpulency, falling of the womb, and as
a support to the back and abdominal
muscle*. Anklet*. kucc c«p* ml stoek-
hqr* foi v«ri«w veins, atom and weak
ftboalder braces for ladk*, gents aad
children, for the cure of stooping of the
shoulder* and as a chest expander.
Pile Ieatruaseets. the most superior
article in use—light, easily adjusted snd
-E-—_ ' .1. Instruments for ail physical
I wMffMg
retejB
f Hill |
4 A.
effectual. Instruments for all physical
deformities, curvature of the spine, bow
W'*, deb feet, Ac.
ciidOmiM^ C ' em * Bt,B Artifi-
Agent f.jr Crandall's Patent Rubber
tipped Crutches.
A<r«*ut for Dr. Babeock’a Stiver Uterine
flngcwter.
Agent for Dr. Wadsworth's Stem Per
son'.
Ladtoa' Apartment with a competent
B 4 U ORDER SEEDS,
BRIGGS & BRO*S
JANUARY QUARTERLY!
92 W. Baltimore St,
Baltimore, Md
I IRA Dr- Pohlman we lmd no
I ymal acquaintance, but from the
I ariNBt days of our ministry we were
IMHrevere his name as one of the
I *etefficient midteters of onr church
I Site North; snd we deeply syrapa-
|kM with his bereaved relatives
Iai{Hands snd the mourning church
Imwhich he presided. •
I With Dr. Bittle onr acquaintance
I in short, only since his removal to
I hr&onah; but short as it waa, his
I stats and graces taught us to love
I at esteem him, and the longer we
I taw him the more we loved him.
I Tossy that the tidings of his death
am unexpectedly to us, would in-
sfeqoateij express our surprise, we
ttre wholly unprepared for such an
anoencement, snd could scarcely
flips it credence until we saw it in
tin Visitor. Little did we think
visa we parted from him and his
tanahie lady, on the A. & G. Bad
md oo the night of the 3d of Novem-
hr last, while returning from the
%nod of Georgia, that it was the
ta time we should be privileged
hpress his hand in this life, that he
ns so soon to be called away from
to scenes of time. Alas! what a
taek to his sorrow-stricken com
fmion! what a loss to the church at
hrge, and especially to the Georgia
tynod aad tbe church iu Savannah 1
It has been truly said, “There is
wne to fill his place.* Bat he has
goo* to his rest; and while we mourn
b« sadden departure, let us trust in
Him who does all things well. May
divine grace sustain his stricken
vklow and comfort the mourning
Cburcb.
With Kev. Houck our acquaint-
»»<* was of longer duration. At a
WteUng of the Synod of South
Carolina held at Bethlehem church
“ dewberry District, S. C., iu No-
l «*ber, 1855, three hopeful yonug
•*rtbreii, Boiuest, Houck and Hun-
P^pealer, were solemnly ordained,
»ud set 4)»art for the work of tbe
S°*pel ministry. Tbe first of these
our pupil in the Sunday-school
10 ^ttleston before we commenced
{ k study of theology. The latter
**«> were subjects of Divine* grace
wder onr ministry In Orangeburg
i %rict, S. C. Wc confirmed them,
«»d they subsequently devoted them*
jfo* to the work of the ministry,
tover can we forget the day on
these three young men were
Patented for ordination. W« were
** Steretary of Syood, Rev. J. B,
Anthony was President
What about iff Yea, have you
done any work oo it this winter f
It don’t need anything? Have you
nice plank fences all around the
premises I are they white washed
and in good repair? Is the boose
painted? Have you blinds to the
windows ? Have yoa a pomp in the
yard ? Are there as many fruit aad
shade trees around it as there should
be? Is everything about it curator
table and convenient f
You say, what, if it hi not ? I will
tell you. I know a few parsonage*
that are kept up sod are nice, easy
places, and strange as it may appear
to you, such parsonage* are always
occupied, if yours is not so, sod
your mioister is called to a charge
with the comfortable henra attached,
he will leave you, and if yoa call
your favorite to succeed him, be wilt
ask aiuoug the very first question»,
not of yoa, but of outsider* * * Wb»t
is tbe condition of the parsonage T*
And when told it is an ohl frame, not
painted, no fencing, no frail trees,
Ac., well as he loves yoa and yoar
flattering opinion of him, be will de
cliue.
There is a charm aboat a confer
table komr that nothing else can giva,
and ministers snd their families are
just a* susceptible of the influence
of that charm as others, and often
much more so. Did it ever strike
yon that this very thing has much
to do with tbe frequent change of
ministers, and the difllrnity in seen
ring tbe miuister* yon prefer ?
The best parsonage 1 hare ever
seen south of Virginia i» poorer than
the poorest 1 have seen north of
the Potomac. Virginia exceeds the
Htatc* farther Booth in comfortable
imrsonages, as in good booses of
worship, but iu Virginia and Went
V irginia great improvement could be
made in this direction.
Bee to it, then, make your parnoti
ages attractive aad comfortable, and
you will allow yourselves to Ira a
people of refinement aad taste, aad
that will recommend you to the at
tention of cultivated minister* more
than a few dollars added to tbe
salary.
A few days work in wtnter7«ben
you are at leisure, would add much
to the ftptraaraoce and comfort of
yonr parsonage, ft is natoniMhiog
bow much mere white wash, to
say nothing of paint, add* to the
looks of n home. And it la astonish
ing how hnintifol aad attractive a
home may be made, even in the
most unattractive location, by prop
erly building and then adorning it.
Let us [ray biore attention to thin,
and wo will eojoy a rich reward for
our labor. POTOMAC.
nds, both
respoiHlfd
r “«r cal) i tt
Dvemcut, art
obligation ao
st expression
and frigid,
fress of the
iish the most
• those who
* interest in
teep it mov-
we feri tbs
loti’s people!
regards with
l we “see the
R. R. R.
RAOWAY’S READY RELIEF
Church Notices.
am mas ^wm ■raoam new or snwwwi
In from Ont to Twonty Minute
Men’s Christian Aaeoefattcra of to
anote College won add reseed tael
Tuesday night l»y the Ear. W. R.
Jfidkms of the M. K rhareh, Lynch
berg. The addreoa was wall received
by tha Asaorration. and lodging frera
the targe audience which came on
■•eh an incleraaat evening, it was
ateo apfweclated by then. The *vraek
aria subject was, Conditions of a (tar
JUST BECEIVED
RADWAY-S ■■ADY IIUIF
TvnuJimxTios’or rfl/^wviui™ * LADDrr
vonmni or na lckgs
SPRING STYLES
Rfwv see < >« i»«*t r*«u i Merra tas.
BARGAINS
villr, V*. 3 M
HEALTH! BEAUTY
mo so a-ru rruRica
or njow Aswwmifwr-
Uimn i <x>iirLSXK»
82 500 i.LU R
Gents' Furnishing Goods.
DR. RADWAY’8
raven hiDrae* wi IWt. sad thr.rntlrw rap
Hr d sit (he fitnlrw at we* heedrrd and
five hilttoma
The Jesuit mtasienerira are drewidy
pwahte* Uw4r mmy into tohrerw. Hi
the central province they claim te have
ttmiiAiiPH.iimiKTPj
OVER-COATS
,SC, 2 00
Va, If
“ 1 50
bo Sem, 1 ®
nburg.0,1
1 00
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, 500
1 00
I, (sub-
as oo
vwl tbroagl*
THAT
A raimiaeary in letoa ray* that heee-
ttmsd* the mraTeroten wf woe wwewn an
eqnal te the rweTemtau «f twenty wee.
m> far a* the pcnpoirwitora «f chrtattenhy
rr a 8a crifice.
PAIN-KILLER
We have secured the services of s fin*
dam miter in ear CUSTOM DEPART
MENT, and are making SUITS to order
is the istewt styles.
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•*4 ntter ntMhm* JataMof th* »m>* Mn «
II*. far M rawtn th* *mm mt Um Mr with m
im«< aii>wi*l. Sir,fun Svpktm, omw
eiultlv SIMM, Clew* m thr tkrwl. Kmh
■wafiwSmBInlm'i rarMis^mi
Sort Rr«l. Wl —,1 IB» 4 i*rh»rrr» IrMB th. Ka
cuzia.'ss.iuSSoSrsstisffsB.
dutma. Klfhl Bwvhlh. LrawnT Sp«rm •»! all Yn
Om Uf« prlaclAlo. ir. withla the anttniwp
w<i»,«r of M«a«m CtMmlrtrr, and a fair 4mjc a
hrara toaJty f rahiftf HIM •K*«r ef t*M, Ic
1 UK OIXiT
Family Medicine of the Age.
takkji iwTsenasuLY, rr rrnrai
/>yerwlevw, Cholera, IHmrrkm, Cramp
*ad PS is, *■ the Stomach, Battel
t rrwpteista. fa inters' Vatic, I*r
Tbe Fijian* take te rhristlswily with
suMstat docility, aad to-day the eoeverts
eemher tOSASO. white there ate tn.OOS
native children toorsleg to reed aad
write hi the missinn schoels.
Book Agents
vjtrru ro* th*
Illustnted Family Bible.
ftetf that had they twee sefsrawted ikarhf
life they w«raM In *1! peehahtlity have
die « roewaweece at Ml
_ Our ven-
f fable father, Rev. Dr. Bachman,
1 *>• in the xenitli of his strength,
j^ached the ordination sermon.
audience was immensely largo.
® the course of his remarks, memory
• the venerable speaker back to
*tasiiar scene which had occurred
Mjterter of a eeutury before, wheu
; -J. C. Schwartz, who had been
*P®pil of his, was inducted into the
*®ted office, but, alas! this youth of
was not long spared to be
**"«! to the church on earth, for
• relentless hand of death smote
• when he had scarcely completed
1 th year. t His remaiiis vre buried
»*r the honored and devoted pastor.
, theM being enacted iu the
u, e , almost in sight of the grave
on° ,le ^°. w ^ oln > i*‘ tbe earlier days
had** ’ th ° veuer #ble s[>eakor
been so greatly attached,
t to his mind an association of
EH wuich ^red his heart too
timing ° tterance » a,,d tbe assembled
ness, Ud !, *° hM alond wbi, ° w, t-
tl,e tbe occa-
ptorv* itself THE
AGE. It is on in
RADWAY’fl
VAN DU I CM d Tin.
The Rrv. C. H. Bparpon, at tom*ton.
lias received, daring Sis paatorste. iSJHO
persons into the communion of his char eh
This soumU almost incxedihie. Iwt evety
thing about tbe man to eqaslly SMttmuJh-
ing. Hi* sermons sstootah as by their
direct ami pungent power, his writings
by their spiritual fervor, and the work be
doee Is apparently enough for a down
ministers. He has not foiled to preach
the troth, and preach it boldly and folly.
With him there is no abatement or com*
promise. Nor does he ever deaeend to the
trick and trap of shallow senantionaliem
•ither to gain members or popular ap
plause. Sach a man is s power for good,
the extent of which it la hard even to
imagine, and tbe Christian prayer most to
that he o
for year*
raws earn on it I* kisfta i« ress#ftAs irarkf„«iow
f*m o*^w s^o wowNNiur w w tSPflf **w
Through so ordioory opera gftom two at
hie antrilite* coo he earns, nod a roraowo
THE LUTHERAN VISITOR.
at useful labor Hot not
ooly is his preaching valuable j hta poh
lUhed Mentions aad writings are greatly
blesnetl to the conversion of sinner* and
the edification of salat*.
Atdhe thirty-third annual eommenee-
ment of the Medkol Deportment of the
New York University, oo the ITth oft.,
ninety-six stodeuta were graduated
Terms Cash, Strictly in Adrsaos.
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