The Lutheran visitor. (Columbia, S.C.) 1869-1904, June 05, 1874, Image 4
THE UTBPEAN pnTok,
GEORGE S. HACKEE’S
ooek crow*, yoo will three Ilmen m t St W wffl tmU ******
<b*oy that joo sver k»«v me! 8Maa «* i^rUon Bet to go »« with Ikil
has triad hard to get yoa, I have dreadful ought of lU ibfiMr’i of
prayed far joe, and though jos fall, <my. Mi* dtolrem *•* «e gmot •*
jr«i yea shell bo converted bj the viewing the toe* list «f crimen the*
lloijr Bpiril, and then b* bold la ho EM la taka apt* Mametf, OM
your preaching aad unwavering to Oad to pUj omiI aa topi from boat
your faith, strengthen the,M <i> tojnmu*u «ad strengthen him,
brethren.’ Polar again doctor** UM fhc the terrible «r«tl* tU cwvftly
h* would go to prison *ad di* with MB—d- O—totol Ip llto g(—
lm», and ogMo Jonas fiorro* fully angst, ka *Ml la lad kto rifirigtoo.
^*W* fee far* the om! erew* twfor, and he SmmmI ttoaa aft M ■*■*»
• to wilt Ik u- desy that ^ . to* again Tto k» itol# tot, to
r „4*» tw *n Wj 4m | tk*‘ ’.kinr • 4,4(1 Uea that to vu to to ukra
«hoa!r! di» ids than from their Lord.* by kto ooomtoe. «BHE they tun
Fw •wry ruui,
Tho’ miujrlcd with flower* *ml ci
MsgvilBPu ■ il 1 •. "
Tho’ weary and long the tin* may
Kre tin* veil of thefutuns be llffcw
And after awhile the glory;
“Owl hath hie plan
*»*"■ For ever* mmr
And the angel* whisper this Mery.
Then why should ye amramr, and sigh.
And follow each bentand calling j
The vfotot patiently walU to be wet
With the dew* at the night-time falling:
And the robin knows that the spring will
Though the winds ate mound her wut-
^God hath his plan
For every iuia* 1
And Hi* way* are never failing
Then gird ye on the armor of faith.
A Svss&gEI
fy uttf] IItljlf# pjLgh ttf* ■ - - * * > **IM
*tt uuuwr * prapTVBMfm nTEmI
sans rs»t^TZ,
awwr* 7 **’ "“Wrt
July 7 *• i•$«!#• ; ***Mt<*- *
|P—ut to
Hp^y OonleK »'
Synod »*t a;
VfW berry cnT.nt,
jfoy, »t 1° 0 ’ ci
^d fey the V
Renovator and
*tom Never b
i«m».. _
Ail tb<* H.
*tt*Kto»e<\ viz
Derrick, Geo
Anhoa, A. AV
j. D. Shirey, J
,nd H. S. Wing
1*1
A minister of Ike eotrnl tuld uie.
to 1847, oat ii tto Moat (htilling
tsttv* m v>'ii« a Tank.
mb or fnflMBBmtom' or
fcwcral Odnas, ta Utem
tie* of Dm- Wji !.«*•»
•fr ApwVirt, Wspboretk,
39infc
jreprfion* 4UW"
bssidc* the Tni
«««*
Bern. W. 8. Tr
*od A. D* L. '• •
*ere incited to
■embers.
U having be*
since the last me*
«od there feeing
ness ou hand, rrp
hgkm were hehl
prociaiut Vi.v
lifniafka Sost «onderful In*
Uist er*r •estshMwl U>* waking
'era* cflit take tkf«« Bitter*
5fi to directicm. «nd nrmaki lor*
provided their \«wve* are net do*
by mineral pelsoa or oilier
and viLU iggff* waited be; t|ad
ChilAren’s Department
them to taate of, aaying, This to mj
blood of Ik# New Teafameut. .hub
fEntered according to Act bf CoogveeaJ
For the Lathevan Visitor
THE LQTX Of JBXTS CHRIST.
MiUeut Fetera,
toot la Uw valkii
uuvucnndi nvR m
teHif Omi Mitob
M *> ii|Mlw
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THJS GABDKS OF OBIBSOUJIE ASS
BXTBATAX OF JVKJJft.
‘‘The ueat day the Java held a
meeting to take measure* whereby
they might get po—eatoon at Imm
and kill him. After consulting aoa*e
time, they were quite delighted and
surprised to aee Judas iacartot com
ing alone to them. He had heard
that they wanted to get Jeans, to
be thought it a iae ohaoee to make
some money for bimaelf. So he aaidf
‘What win you give me if 1 deliver
Jesus up to yoa V ‘Give you! Why
moat any price yoa waet,’ said the
wicked Jews. Oh, how they re
joiced. ‘Can you certainly let ea get
hold of him, Judes V ‘Tee, I know
where we all go at night, and I will
fix the matter in each a way that
there will be no mistake. Quietly
by ourselves, in the abeanoe of the
multitude, you shall take him,**
“Oh, mother! didn’t the aid devil
put that into Judas’ heart f
“Yes, Henry, Satan himself. Well,
they said, ( We will give yon thirty
pieces of silver coin for your Master
Jesus.’ The first day of the Pans
over feast came on, and Jesus told
his disciples to go and find a room
where they jail could eat it together.
So, following his directions, they
went and obtained a large room and
made ready the feast of the Pase-
over. This waa the same day that
Judas had gone and sold the Lord.
Towards evening Jesus and his dis
ciples, Judas being with them, went
up to the room prepared, and par
took of the feast. After it Jeans
arose and took a basin and poured
water into it, and began to wash the
feet of each disci pie.”
“Why was that, mother 1*
“To teach them humility, and that
ambition had no place in the heart
of a disciple. After that He told
them that he was about to die, and
that one of them that sat with him
should betray him into the hands of
his enemies. Oh, how sorrowfhl they
looked at each other! Could it be
possible that of that chosen band of
followers, who had been with Jesus
for three years, seeiog his love and
goodness shown to ad who asked it,
and witnessing His wonderful mira
cles, one of them was base enough
to betray their beloved Lord I Each
one asked, ‘Lord, am I capable of
doing such a dreadful thing V Jesus
said, ‘He that dips his piece of bread
in the same dish with me shall be
tray me.’ BTow John was the beat
beloved of all the disciples, and his
seat was by Jesus’ side. He leaned
bis bead upon bit Master’s breast in
au agony of grief, sod Peter tokl
him to ask Jesus who it was that
was so wicked as to do such an act.
Jesus said, ‘He to whom I wilt give
a morsel when I have sopped it in
the sauce that was used for the tomb
that was cooked- fbr the Pamorat*
He said this in • whisper to John. I
Judas had stunk afltoy from vtow,
and had not said, ‘Is It I, Master t»
with the rest j but whim Jesus hand
ed him the pieoe that be had sopped
in the dish, he managed to aay, %
it 1, Master f so on to avoid anspl
cion. All that Christ answered waa,
‘Tbou hast told,’ and Satan filled the
heart of Judas with hatred and a
desire to get rid of Ms Lord. Jesus
said, ‘What you have to do, do
quickly.’ Nobody knew what he
meant exactly, they were to stunned
and bewildered by the dreadful news
f The Committe.
fall reported li^
ganiza iron of u •
ssd presented ul
from for recepti'
•see, which re< j
tod the Comm it-
received as the de
The same com;
Kcv*. Wiugard, 1
Litxiier, were con
fiotis to supph ;
church with pri*T
Conference.
In obedience to \
ed at the last m
each lay delegaT i
tributton to the
onus were paid in.
fattfifeto U> fifi.V d
hroagbout our
ic Suramer and
tiual hell* Cor
toMkto
l»y extrusive de-
uarh and liver,
neera. lo their
Shoulder brace* for La
children, fear the cure of
r, exert*
lllC*0 Ti
Da. J. Wauqui * VIX to xu B
ettuuilaUug the aecretions of tlie liver,
and ipeaecath- twwriot * healthv
(uortiuuaaf die digestive organ*- ,
I erlify tkf body against disease
torpmlf) hir »n Us ffnidlwithi Tmcaaft
Grandairs Patent Raton
OB-
►r. Babcock’s Silrer Uicriac
m In pursuance of ^
t-'* of the Conui-J x
tto pro(»er obsiii \; \ mm
.SOr, or fiftieth
•re at its last *<•>* (
dtiix time a wa*x nE^
latcrest ou the snt>
win of the Bachtu
* Ncwlierry Coir'll
I**»wmaw, who was [ *
invitation as | .
*»ittee, and also as |
Bt«ml of Trustees
l«rsented in det. b
and iu a vc, mm
fluent address elm PP
tome aud advantur I -
coheg ate eddeat
?**"* l J particularly I*
*«d mission of the ; x
After the addie/ -
rereloiies were di.- |(|
* wt Ito large oon^n ■
laineil lo the prop* |
’J** Prior to the ; |a{
^*od. ^
to 8t. Luh. I '
***• B own»au belou ; [ m
"•‘d sounding fort ZS IL
r*W*ktd
ihsa a tougtoy advaru**- ^ $
m* EHsr* Mt, Whit* H '
rrthiaiew
by the crowd, Me dtoriptow Irnnamr
frights— sod took |» thwir Iwoto
They run sway m4 hftfl tltoaalm*
“Whet e *o4 ef swwerda, mother.
Hadn’t they reeideao* emfl tor*
•eough (hr Jeans to go wNh Mm t t
know f wouldn’t haw dees SO.*
*WeU, (toy tod Mm away to the
liiMiM.. *• la *U -.igcx cuaoUtn Uot;«i I>,»-
■MApi^h R™, t.v,
he desired the aympothy ef Me
friends, and so h# wool to them and
found them sleepieg. Again he tto
get! them to wsteh and prey with
**r«-
to God, that If it ware jmaatotr to tot
the dreadful aap of sorrow pass
from his tips, hat ha meekly added,
‘Not my will, bat thfaa ha demo.*
The sacaad time he mm to wuhaa
hJieboMtn three dmeiplae; tree John,
who loved the ttovloar, did oat (eel
sympathy enough for hi* wee lo stay
a discount of tea per real. *
vrLWT KxntioX.
a fihtwn. #f: Atrtown* . *»l«
Eniriish Turkey, fit. Tea p«
oUTi t made to thuto who bay »
L
W. J. W1ML Boatodtor.
GetowWo, E
again. The third XioM that ha prey
ed to God ha we* to sack agony of
mind that the sweat rolled from him
in ffrmt drop* of blood f*
“Mother, why did Jcoas «uficr aoeh
agony of mind f*
“Ha knew, my dear, that he mast
die a dreadful death, not only that,
iindpws t |f rfc
1 HliT WNBdUWil
th Mm after sefricr,
rr f *flM Y HfQ|lfl|L ,
Bat why dank y ou
•" j r «w 1
• "IW» (Mnl.fM
Th. Short Um SehShiS
C. C. & I. Uahjoao Co*w*v.
Oftl VRu^rbmim 22, l«t
r pBt toHewIne Passsnssr
X ^rig operated oa and after tto
fip
• attorn waitm. ■ ' ?Si .,■
T 4 Train Na 2. Twin Ns.<
b»« AawoKta.
‘ri l»eal of the Jain!
^ v ‘ 81igh ofl.-n
^’Jntioii, which -«
^fred, That ii "
a *h*reiice are »*ii
if hereby tenden
for the h
" t,,i toteiwating j„
this day.
^he following a
* f he Lvlheran Vf-
r**% oudorsemcn
of Confi?rei.< i
Bhlaa
The variety sod
Me Complaints la young
tottoriC ht thfdsWB cfw*.
he4gMfJifltof-«* Twu.c
' » n docidil aaTiiiaanee Cut
do* rvjntosd BrerktofWUBr. “Preach
in imrebies* eetd MsrM»*ll “tW
bo n » vvy eim|«h> sad wq iMhg to
dn? that's th* u#4 net I^od ert
hath Um trwth * “Woll, tern,* said
Itoeektoridgey. “I have as high
fa! i M| u 11*
but he know that he must otooe tor
the Mas of the whale world, all the
Kutnv crimes that had ever Iktu or
i <.pan^H*w ‘emnmm wena wan
over would ha commit—, war* to he
visited upon hie innocent hand. Ha
had offered himself to God as a eae
rifice for no, and God aoeeptod Me
own Son, that, having fraaly given
bimeelt Cor as, and anas for all
•toned for our sins, we, by repenting
ol oar sins and applying to Jeon*
for solvation, might go to heaven
wbeu we die j because we should ha
justified before God the Pother fey
putting oar trust to the merit* a4
Jeans’ atonement Now ho was wil
Hoc to die for so, but one of the
causes of his distress a a* the know!
edge that God could oat leak oa *to
with any favor, and as he was to aa
same oar guilt, to ear /tore, so to the
eight of God he would become ns
fill, and be knew that then Ged
would turn away hie face from him.*
“But would an innocent seal like
to God F
“Yes. Susie. ha of bi* own
•coord become sinful to our pines.
When on the cross he so fibred for
Mrnry fit of itt temper end ex cry
naughty action and word that yoa
children do nod my, and year sine
helped to increase Me distress.”
“How mast we apply to Jeeoe,
mother, to
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No. 3 Tmh» embus afoiwwm
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«hqp MfM jormms do. ,
si Sfcti !>•* ml*: r»•
Ahat the activiii
nod ’ South, «t its
?* "* *fee appointn
J 1 w>riMi for \ho j
transferred
onr hear
; k Th ** we will h,
• h the editors of tb
Ration of that pi
. * Q PI**rt it om-
u Pl>ott and MalnT
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■ - * ■ t n J| tmmt Id hi i ngufl i **dk*l**'-
repiicKi. lire* tonnage Pno«fi> o«or-
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gmg MutmhmJi “Wlyg fikml ihmm
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30 am
worthy mo#St' to the edmtolMllP 1
lion of the dmoo *oTh% offke. Of
the refoe that it*' * J to the nforrioe
JAS. ANPKBS9N, ti**' 1
A. Pqhs, Hen, Poo. d TictetJ#'
apt to alight MU of work, ((risking
it to ee molux mod at m .ficcvust
Bat it to net ma The detail* of a
^ Utthe fbsuk -
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n, w „ , S° Gr »'*t H.m,:
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SCf^ Th «
«•«., *J**toted (,
CC; to "*'• •**
cr 1 .—-* i,
of South C a ,.
before pwrillty
Leave Cmm
Ud only than.
And U to Jam so to making and
nwaMinf Mmrneter ft must be veil
dome to porta, faith folly flnUhed to
bits, to order to moke $ rnrmpliu
and henalktot wMtohJ
Always be sms that alt the amnff
Mondsy.
modation train*
fey kto dying