The Lutheran visitor. (Columbia, S.C.) 1869-1904, June 26, 1874, Image 2
CHARLESTON,
l
Friday, June M, 1*74
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Editors:
Kiev. T. W. D08H Charleston, 8. C.
Rr.v. J. HAWKINS, Mtephrrtl—wn, V».
Fhof. E. J. DREHER, ...WidhsUa. S.C.
In eseentiale^ tariff ; in
liberty ; in ell ik*ng$, charity.”
mNU
WtCIAl ROVICII.
TKR. A&H
register totters
Paper* are amt to sttbunrlber* until
an expreaa order to dieeuntinne b re
ceived, ami all arreamfea are paid, aa
required by law. VUSkf
number of the paper by mail, to
ftsfeat.
All commanieatkma relattafr to aab-
acriber*. should gin their same* rery
distinctly, and earefully indicate which
are old and which are new
Not mily the name of the
but also that of the county and
of each eubeoriber i« aeeaaaary. in
accurately i
Marriage a
other matter
should be written
huwnfriw let torn, t
obit
to reoelee proper
not so
- far Position.
The Visitor occupies a
now peculiar to itself m a
paper. We know of no other exactly
Hka It. iris not fadUpondetit
before the recent change—for it ia
ill some respect* the property Of tha
General Synod. And yet it does not
<>Jlcia% represent the General My noil
—i* not her organ, and only baa
connection with that body through
constraint of circnmatanoea demand
ing immediate decision. The alter
natives were, hi some sense, to adopt
and control the Visiter, or 1st It die.
The choice is known, sad has given
general satisfaction among oar poo-
pie. The Synod appointed fta editors.
She has power ta reappoint, remove
or change. But this ta aboot tha
limit it her authority. She assumed
no pecuniary responsibility, and there
fore has no control of the flnaneee of
of the paper. Without any express
{dodge from ns she jsstly expects
the Visitor to be conducted according
to the principles of oar Evangelical
Lutheran Chnrch aa affirmed une
quivocally in our basis of anion.
And wilful departure from thorn
would bo held aa a breach of treat
and a betrayal of oar doctrines. At
the same time the General Synod ia
not responsible for the opinions of
the editor?, except in so (hr ss she
shall approve or sanctioo, or, whilst
disapproving, fail to repudiate them.
And each editor alone Is responsible
for what be writes or endorses. The
editors claim to be ia u tbe salty of
the one true faith.* Though we
should differ ia judgment as to
things indifferent, as embraced in
St. Paul’s doctrine of expediency, we
think we “see eye to eye* la matters
essential to oar Confessional basis,
and we are aiming booeetly to repre
sent the basis. 4 we should err or
fail, the General Bynod shoo Id take
cognisance of the fact, and provide
aceptftiaffly.
Unlimited powers ss to the disposi
lion and management of the paper
have been given ns, with the implied
proviso that it la always to be eon*
if acted hcpestly as a Ln thermo paper.
If we shook! be compelled to dtaeon
ttane it, rather than subject ourselves
to pecuniary ions or obligation, the
Synod would have no ground of
censure. If continued, as we are
sanguine it will be, she has a right
to expect that it shall teach and
defend the faith of the Church in an
earnest and Christian spirit, and
utter uo uncertain sounds. This
shall be oar aim, modified only by
the follibiltty and infirmity ordinarily
•attaching to all men.„
OUR LUTHERAN COTEMPORARIKH
may rest assured that we shall en
deavor to maintain pesos
with them, and prove
with them in building up oar common
heritage. We will strive to keep
self in the back ground and make
paramqpnt the interests and proa
parity of our Evangenlical Chnrch.
When ignorant, we are willing to be
instructed; when erring we wish to
be warned and netaimed, when
“stow of understanding* wo hope we
shall be treated with patience and
forbearance—not with harshness and
coadamnatton. And to afl these par
ticnlars we will endeavor to do
toward others “aa we would be done
by* In aU possible difference^ we
shall seek tef conduct oar disc nankins
with the courtesy, enhances, toper
tiality, and fidelity becoming the
Christian character—never striving
after victory merely, hat froth /
OUR CONTRIBUTORS AND GORRRR-
POTfOTUfTH ,
may also assuredly expect due and
candid consideration in disposing of
what they may send os for toe
,m»kV:We, of coarse, reserve the
light to keep oat of oar column*
tb*t which we would regard go
»the minds ***** ** ffio way,
•hall earn
to# PSPW mW,, lh. Vnr.h.i
|t A if * .
ft * vry
at Harris
F.Oinp
■rial
private grievi
|ii®i l^lii
no mao »H
Shall he
It shall net he an arena ef strifo
persenal aaimositlBB qffiflMt osj
oar direction. Oentribntsrs may
fond and Ulwatrai* truth and rli
is very
The shereh was i
*
ef ear i~i
We
ly and derisively
we can n
toe quest
asss of their
isg to SB kind
OCR
of other
have no jast
ns. la
ft strongly,«
ns thay can,
to see those
(Jaivsrri-
ta all Mo
to any fcaari to
the La
od people two years age, the
ef whleh still Hagers to tha
fff m siwtft mriiSa%v*s S' sr im m. ffi 8 --iM»
g§®f , flnw»'Ti iffi ffi «R>ur
f-hfn little ssti In the midst ef a
ML
Mfo*#'' -# . i">- *T;.
t or Gracr ajtd GuffiT.*—
By Horses Waters A Boa, Hew
York. A hook ef this title has bore
-** -*• A., ft A It 4.
■F II Im MflPrlAilJ
ppiskisrii
and ppqfodtaoo to which oar Cbawh
we wifi
to the spirit of
■■■Nil
to take sumption In tha
views sad doctrines of ethers we will
aim to do an In toe earn# spirit
Without a snspfirins ef self impoe
iat we hope ta
t to
OUR
may rely npoa oar
to bear witness to the troth ef Ctod
to in Bn
i UlemlHy,
dno or
always as flairty, jsstly
The Union of the
with
kindly
ia all too
forgvlful ■ 'Ur %r
fora
Chasah to tefiy ahl
■ a Unlvarrity
It is
exsmioaUoa
e^VrifoTiT ^
Oar fritori
By.
Ilm Has ef
taaUy
«■ to*
TbUoard to
the at tent ion of
to the mutter to hand.
j. r. c.
f¥
W. Va*
™ By a little
trouble, mod liberal coo
trihottows oa the part of those peo
ple. oar saw oh arch is progressing
rapidly. Hot tees than ten hands at
hto weak. We have raised
to the amount of $1,000.
will filftha biff;
sab be raised, if not
before, at the feast of dedication.
We hnve visited the entire Lather
i communion In this county j also,
a German aattledtoot ia Jackson
county. In the last named oouaty
not meek
go there—remain to
fomOy a day sod night, think wo
nook! icootopitsh something.• We
and heard of some tan or Ilf
teen families, all well to-do formers;
las awMf to leer; hat oar time Is too
of
lmar came on
*rvfS (fog rihMfef fit Hi
or a
os to aay
«B hsahhfhl
Ml
m ffifl
with ws In April
of no aid
Tto
ho gave Mrs.
e erodtt for hie
a **D.D. f bet we
Vet
for H oaljp to
I he woe proses t at the
of the Gemmal fiyneri,
where three hew hedged sdi
to owe day.
Wa eoa-
r«m, Bro. Ery—wo know
la good
it
iatoad fer giro next
efa
ho, ww yet
have ito effect upon the
lea of oar now divided Eton. Menu
Better bo vmnlstfd
Let all the ilohi ef the GeoaeJ
hfolory he ponied open it, so that
g take# piece nor
m
with tha
work, the reeponrihittty of even non
official action, and the evoriasuag
glory that may attach torn
if the Spirit of the Lord
•poo tho Cottoqmam. The
of too ftaoJ or
A cordial and
onion of the Lnthorna
country might, an
a union
to toll
} aaateo of
that they may be tower sad
w ; anniou of neruxlsrsl* thst
they may be diminished to number
and increased in ability and drew la
Mas; a uatoa ef afl nattowsHttoe,
aiijm | Kurt>[v t# bus foil biaw
cultivate a modified, common Awn
can type of church lifo and practice (
a anion of all toagoogso. that all La
therano, whether wetnhipiog tied in
Bwedisli or Norwegian,
belong to the sbrmi heemshold of
fofiffi; a trios of all Htargiea, that
there may be mr.formity la the wer
•hip ftixi amgft* ta sli our
tions i a anion of
nfjM that all osur mstitrslioo» sod
synods may be regulated bythe same
principles of government: a unto#
or sn nymn r*^)**, tear teo praises
of God may he snag by all ear pso
pie, by the see of toe same hymns
In toe same toagaags i a eatou of
all catachtoRks, that all nor youth
may be luatraeted la toe same “form
of sound words"; a uatoa of aU
and physical wants of the Restitute,
the poor sod the afflicted may be
t a no too of all general and
■ ‘ ‘ bodies in all
np«u a
sufficiently *|m*ciAc ia its details to
ascare sou fid ness to the faith and s
rd sgainsfi ervffi
generic in Its
in
mi_
in sffbrt, In
thnt oar divided merries msv lie
^to!*itoforJ!^Tl£
is the Hew World
.. . -Sart does
the bare mention of
of such n millennial ft
Chnreh 1 Who wfl|no« prey that It
jsnasaahi Bs^a . . a,
t Bril %
of ti dHk fr-T •
grace of God, may be at ham! ?
\ >i t-ies stin exist' mistaken
with his
Wa kaew to ^
pnlflSh *la foil hto^toT
tern aa they have appeared la the
Xail ansa smf MMmsry. *We heps,
se we have the promise,that “Welsh
man* vOt visit as again In the spring
Da. A E Bum, Obomrowii,
Trxaa—We have heard again foam
Dr. Bada, and h»?<* *1*-,
a fHsad la this city.
ha ths
of the
tty la riser, *te
Vu* and
ef tha
] i*i i r r\*4, ia a
to hsasa Its aril ths
employed to attempt
ap there this
They have barn without nay chnrch
■util argument and
foil upon their ears unnoticed.
Bat by a repetition of efforts, a mio
tolar might prevail upon them to or
thrmaefres tote n ooagregm
have visited most of toe peo
this county a seoood time.
visit, however, was not
^ttt, I^If t^kt^ with so
a was msalfoated is
Ws assafof messy, want
r did we go in vain. “Con
aO things,* toe poop)* de
inch prater. Borne oootriba
much ns 1100, others #50,
•25, foe-, according to their
Ws havs not asked a single
who has say regard for the
ef ths Befortusitou, bad what
ted as
saw new pages ef Geffb
book ef aafaie. Traveled by rail
foe y*»rty miles throagh water up to
the platform of ths ears, saw pespW
ttve to boose* sairansfisd by water,
and four to boats ever what w«m
ease sugar and cam IsMa. flaw
them raw shoot ta heats to the
street# of Brashest, La. Bad a
lovely sail serose ths Gel/—the wind
softly si! ths time. Came sa toe
prairie sad foie tost y sky,
bat aa foeueis
flowers at thsA
Is de^ghtfol I
mar m*at sr Jk aw i*am vmeS'lam m>«MMm « tissiua
r “ ) A.ifoT. 1 WtoKyPHmVVVMF' ffijlWto WRHPw
•to) • ▲. M., ffiri ta 7W>t 3 r. M ,
tff> t« «r> ; ft r. m.. m>. ah the
time a caul breene.”
W# hops the Dariter will mem
fovor as with soam artfotoe ea lifo
In Tvi»*
Kxi J. A. Hams, D.D.-Ws
sorry to oev It
since that this
toe mwall ta fill his usual place ss
Prnridcnt of toe Board of the TW
logical Seminary to Philaitriphio. at
Us recant daring snsreiasa. Ws
leamtog that hla indisposition was
*ni sock rharsvtrr as to prevent his
attendance at toe anneal meeting of
toe Pennsylvania Synod to l annas
tar a tow weeks ataoa, knowing his
green ability to eaaassl, aad his reg
siarity ia atteadiss all mck eoawn
tioas wham within his power to do
so. We ««f^|nfo« Iririy gtod to
receive iMHBMffiBMHH
rioting ton* ha was haginniag to get
about a little sgstn, although very
weak aad aet likely to ho abta to
eater spaa his regular work again
before Fall. W# hops, havaver, that
his teooffoy wifi he rapid Let him
fies to toe moesriaton ef ^ligtoit,
nod rt aty bf we will join him them.
Dr. flefon 1mm bean ever worked, aad
Is tbs ease with aosee
m|| rn ISO jt m.Lr-m. Ljt
w'.r'fVfiwlrivrWsvsg‘ SBA™ It
toltota JI ^ M ,
totoffig—ao,
toe rail
sf society
ef the
I be ah
tatoed by applying ta ths President,
r. I. J.
Vi
Hoars Cabouwa Ceotot, Mr.
Puuaairr, N C— A aatniogwe of
tots li
as. We ara
WBHmwIO fwmiHPiV w »141 pomHHpHBHilgr f
aader tho flrithlM admlatotmtion of I
Bn scheli riy President, Brv. lemt-
A. Btkls, A. M . aad IBs so Prsfoa I
asm, Rav. Wm. K. Hthhvrt. A. M..
H T. J Lad Ash, A. M., aad Paul
A Barrier. M. D., and 1. Addlphas
Lias, A. E, Tatar. It is pleasantly
La* ytiitourims m MtnOom^lltofitoht 1
III ■ntafitafoBriHIffii' sad Ina m ram«—
ffiL I toffiffiimS BUG Ito II I B^NHI
y exempt frees mats
with a aatobrtoas
tot o» eaumtto! to
gsad boohh. W# can testify to toe
hospitality of the rittaone of Mt
aad vkdalty, for ww oar*
Were thereof. The eodtwe
ef stwdy la Hbrth Carripm CeAegw,
as indicated lathe offtl^gwc, Is eem-
ooivo oad thomagh, aad ww
a yearly fficresslng number of
will svafl toewtselve* ef
its advaaiMV to fasking meats]
the Lathers* VWlsr.
•pit of Tbgtak
!J i * 11111 !*>■... •ISltnJM
This body at its tost eoaraattow
mjjon rn cii no eemeh at M t J m.: k son oa
»r| nrsnedisr too (all
la Aagsst, JA74. Now It so
. the fail moan to Aa-
gwat foils apea Thamdai, tha 37th
day oi tootaffigfo.., htotointtwi
Boa of the flyaod'aoerioa will require
H to eowvwwajsw TtoMaipto.^HdNi
wf the mowth. Ws hops tot offinmn
of Synod wif not fire this rigid
eoarirac tiua to the raminuon; sad
that flyned mar ho asttfiod to mast
« tk fTd, tbiot will he Ttwcadaj
im mediately presiding toerijMSilffiE
hath of toe month. There are some
mrsnsilrralimis «h\ A) ihmJ ftboulii
mast ea thamssrih. r * t.J»< ihso on
toe third, «qrk of the asooth. A
jfos*M'tow4to'ikktoatt^fito ***** t
'tow moatoa The svw
stags wDi Im * lulls ~
heps a
tout a noble work can be
pflshad to this const}. Bat it will
take energy and toe n»parity to per
sand* j theology aad tor power of
demowsttaltef the truth combined,
to matt toe demands here. "R. v
we praise ow toe ewe hand, on the
ether, what we hare seed forces as
to pamelade that much wickedness
all slang tola river. Ho
right to see four or six
•shiag boats* bwsy st work on Sab
bath. This most br stopped. The
like is prevalent, however, more ew-
pecially among the miners; bat they
bar* tools, sad mast he warned of
the danger to which they are exposed.
The tost of next week we con tern
plate s visit some twelve mfiea over
hi Ohio, to what is known ss toe
r settlement. Home good
ver there, who still ding
to the Lutheran chareti.
Having this chorcb on hand, oar
operations will not be as extensive as
they might have been, bat hope to
■"^vul pi i mil frrn inOrT ill CDBOfll
trstlng oar eflbrtft.
S. A. QniBKft.
Mnce sending as the slrnve. Bro.
Ilaghea has vtsltvsl Cincinnati, sod
as seecont of his visit will ap|«cnr
next week—wot having mo« for ft
to this tsan*.—Ku.
to a degree of relief
when the great king of day put on
bis aooibre cap for toe uight, made
bia bow to the Valley stid sank gio
non sly to his conch of rest behind
the rugged outline of f the North
mountain. It was a day not to be
forgoUeu, and nye, a night, like the
poor wife of Lot, to be retneribered.
The brazen throated monitor was
ending ns to worship—toe heated
air stood still, nod tha lungs
to argue the point whether “to be or
not to bewhether to try it again,
or give It np as among the things
thnt don’t pay. I thought of Byron’s
sublime ode: “I had a dream ; bat
’twos not all a dream," and I conclu
ded that was just my fig precisely,
for mine was not all a dream by any
moans ; 40, far from it, it was sn all
surroaodiug and invading reality, aad
I was wide awake aa.to what was,
and worse still, as to what would be
In a few momenta ia the stUUng at-
of to# char oh with its
mtoliam. But
has logo it,
bin time has
ta
.. Van, it in *
mortal ahamu that be ia expected to
preach a “big sermon" area wbeu
undertoe luodi ru Cisiosmx
uurnliM of knviiu ti* m-m bored
p Hfltapiwj. 1 IT * , **wtt -” w #r- *r> !{ r ^rWW,
out with Horaicuku 10
living nod dead would leettfv. that
». I Uk l*U« CWlUlbr k>
ftMJMlahfaM I^riwsiagilaiii tr im 1
A (Iffi w* Us® Iffi j
fftimn limy in^wass- Mirivifffi Llftffi rkiim ii
W M M V ov*ft*ata if
expected to be on hand, and my rale
in the former case is always to 1* on
in a walk ef a iaw salaatea
we reached to* church m
with our host and hostess, *tnd ths
Uev. pastor, loeL O* the am r*
aantafi efforts ware mads br ose or
other of toe party to oouviaqs the
Uftlokpe that U nan ft very close, sai-
41, aad warm evstung, aud to (act thre, aad s^e ten* A novke niglt
ikai iff fftR k®, I t kfillk cfo Am mil no i ' * * * * •*
sfffwsd oa all the oriau raised, and
aa uothuig etas could be oaakaa of
bat the heat aa a topic, we all grow
of their parents, are
dates in tiis race of
srratiw-.
tone) which w« th.ll
mmfiMhu W
,<mth oompouac BUM* ^
somewhat ofivya^^j^^
one respect, st least, me uJvJ!
antijiodes of the “home tout kJ7
for they make it a point
church punctually and proaMto^?
in fact, to be on S 1
Infloenced by choice
duties imposed upon 1
their positions in sq«
in front of the church, hsng smZ!
iU portals, and infest, Wrn vi^
the vestibule. They are •marik
neatly dressed, even to
bat the material is salhrn stoav.
They osnally wear
U the OBddK and Uw awn «dv»i
carry a cane; aad aU
phis reveals at once their Mtatamt
as , , I" 11 l^ffill
htoars ta saUtvato a Bsrwifo, a
thoir mooMrato «f paiafri+swsij
■for—i«ag kfitpoen hcpuasdtai
wkitat # pmsr. mtag tosir . riria a
manhood in# ifte sboie crupshmd
Im bfoetod^wpoo'fts* vntim tatas,
notwitoaumi.ug IW. as«ftsmd m
plMriioa «C the mneh SM*## fer
tilisers of Insdi cream jmL fo
of a toonaand #»"#». dsn
I i>ri4# dkMAiir ga ae
oa toe physique aad todstuf Wfo,
to,.
iusli' aa oewarti we taafisadL luvArd
gaseous material. Every cuugrcp-
Few tor LnthriftII ViStar.
Tbdt to SgrrUo&bug
At the ergret ivqarst of Itev.
Barb, to* worthy oversrrr of 3U0
aqaar* mile* of church territory, I
left home oa toe afleruooa of the
28tii uit^ and, after a pleasant and
sals ran by rail of slew boom, reach
ed toe stotom iu U»»* fomrishiug and
thiaiy ftpread out town of Harris
son burg, which ia the hull, fetters and
spokes of toe great cosnty of Hock
Ingham, Va. Oblivious to the kind
aUeoMott of omnibus drivers, and
toe more aasiduoas entreaties of the
promising arioos of sable sires, 1
mad* my way to the elegant mansion
sad hospitable home of Mr. H., who
daring oar sojourn became a brother
ta the Lord by uniting with the
dhordb. It is not necessary to inform
toons who have formed to# acquaint
asms of our most excellent host and
bootees that we were very hospitably
received aad kindly cared fer; bat
It is proper for fW encouragement of
other*, aad in vindication of toe
waya of God to man, to say, that toe
pray*** of * devoted wife which
have goat up to God through the
long years of a bops aoqaeoehed,
hare been answered j nod that she
now realises the high satisfaction of
increased confidence In the promises
of Grid, aad the un*{*e*kabl« joy of
butaf oaa in toe Lord with him to
whom aha gave her heart, and who
has proved himself eminently worthy
of toe rich donation. We eqjoyed a
abort 1 capita, and during its fleeting
momenta strove hard to gather np
aad arrange ear thought* for the
night demonstration ; but sad to toll,
idea* wef* lav, cassc slowly, and
nuah Iucod when toft}*
for ths msat of them want
U muaius noon the probabk' *tuic of toaox mow wiser aa thei inasaa
ton mercury aad toe pfobahilita yoorsy aad aa to toorurih toejgm
im without desiini or effort.
a AMP
for. Arrived safely ia ft
{Ju ,1 nluiu*
•* v mwegwame
stairway which ornament* toe (semis
of toe church, forcibly impressed
with iu venerable ege sud ,;tbe
u* oosstrac-
Tbe vestibule gained, a fow
ta the outer eoarfotoid
what wa* in store in toe inner cham
ber whose window aliottors are fixed,
tnsmov»bl\ Axed, we supfiose, with
to a hick adjoatmeut at
oold and summer heat so aa
to preserve so average temperature;
bat if torn was the intention,, many
think, and havs /«Jf, it to be a
lamentable Uilurv, eefieciaUy w
the mercury riimhs into the nineties,
with ssmUior aa its buttle cry. Ths
*
has so foug escaped toe honor* of
death by saffecatioe; end tins sue
fact should give to ail its frirmU fall
nssaranor of its vitality—ita 4eaa»
cmhw hold upon lifo—its sshmfou
qualities—iu ahhom^uce of change,
sad its orufouad
things tliai am old and
I can not toll how others ieit, *ud i
am nimble sdequatriy to describe
my own feeling* ; hat lv«« in »
melUng mood, end -frit generally «U
over, nod uvea ootMtrniuud to ss> at
torn late hour with the maa
spitted his hag ol ashes, mi he
felly guard upon the maun-»«| Lis
disaster tost iHftguage fsila to «ta it
justice. Sender, have you aver
a hoy J Most men have been
period of their liven, and not a,fow
are os fortunate or unfortoast* as to
remain in the adolescent stage *UL
their pilgrimage below, ami forever
fer anything I know. A bug, is-ja
curious institution, a gemtiue «u* gra-
erri; and as I have beeft a hoy, I
think 1 could describe Ihs diflerr ut
classes of boys: suoli aa the tag hoy
—the good boy, the had boy—the
noble boy, toe mean boy—t tie smart
boy — the dull boy, ami thou* curious
compounds: toe gal hoy aud tout;
Tern hoy. Then there are to# boy
rings, «nol» aa the “horse abed bqjs,”
who aimnd the Sabbath about sublea
and, outbuildings pitching ooppem,
fighting ohieksns apd bull pups,
whilst their {does parents are at
ohurcii devoutly engaged ia
Psalms and other religious exercise*.
The “street comer boys,® who most
do congregate where the human tide
rotts strongest. Thu staas, for went
o( mote useful employment, afiuad
their irisore hours (ami they have
uo other) is whittling the cornet* g
store hexes, s<»arUug tobacco jutau,
smoking imormous and cheap sugars,
aad ta staring
at ooaatciiMUca; iu
trieks, ta lUMsiRg volgsr jsfitos, and
in a free tadrigeoos ef coaim: i*>
Boya uf 4his grads are a
ring hollow, hollow> yos, hrifor*
aaemidy kettle or a seedkusfianL
It 41 a blessed Jhiftg that many ft
tiou ta to« food is honored with ito
patronage and services of a coned
luspectiou aad lmpudease, sail m
asgt Habits to. y , K i VHii «»g, before * ttos-
churches, it will be pstafttf
on duty for toe double pstyem of
inspection and exhibition, asi mil
he draws ap is line ordripswdd
hi MnmaHft u ftfoo—iSlSMSSS Of tSV
may dictate. Ladies of refined hd-
tag shrink at the idea of numisciri
gauntlet of each au array of mfoN
impudence. , I have a small nmsta
on hood, sod any destitute emu*
fitaious ; i t tuck tUere l»e) wjriiina »
Witt be fsiaMsd
with a choice articiu at a tow fijEaw;
aad Iu Uhtag toe wl»i4u. tot, a tosri
discount will „he, -made even os k#
oust. Tfot fota Iri auxiri»i«
clone mil (he ownceru, aotl shU^
whole imrty wenr-H»iit \ **
say where uo* what.j butmrind)
nor s tar “(ho woodbtao twrird";
not ivbcce l preach. ^ ** t ^
ikm'l hcoomruupaUvuV‘‘‘ d ^ 1
reader j but fo; calm,
dtbftuady whOst ,1
knowledge ttapgsrbotl|,qsp ( ##^ w *
HroW *nter
«w* m s»U* x«u»f«l.iM *"
own V»> ta tel Lug her of a
OitoMuug f i*ax^i»4
lift*# Tacitus., H«»c is ^
lumfoto fHfoder styfo" ta
you gu,aad r huw loag iLe **
be depends aUvgethsr Hpye >"
capuqito &
department," aad to*,,#* 0 **" 1 .
atook 00 baud, Bqt yoft
anxioas to loam f hta olUhtaP*
about boya and boy ri«gs,l|#rij
with the closely peut «P
of a little frame chnrch, tk*t
bceti cooktag kll ^ mM2
blaring fires of a taWir
Just give me a little Up#
tell you. I am very rnarit «.•*> J
ol Elating a thing ttkft
but iotas f» uot on .*>&*#**
iuct. Its uot about IovUm to#* ™
«lwu, iwA.WiftW
iuuooeftt i^#WiE
shot Uy Cupid, aud ,
dc»d, i took ta
opolly, aud am still apye.
a lover of that old
lentc” haeteu slowly,audofif®
of that great match
run 2000 years ago
and the tortotahkad hbX
won the inouey,
pays, and alfW d^^S
got to ftmtam; U oat « »**
paper aad bftofod »tt
racy, Uko cousin Sattj, 4»
to push ymir ^omhlu,
too fast. . With him,, ta tl -
question uf rime" ftftid* w
oouuuctiou, i xitain* ^ ^
twecfta hot uhurch -aud hslP^