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•” T V ■ "(T r ’* ' " '•■ • ^P p '"r M U ■ V,! f| ‘ ° **'*» '"won. °" r -»u. ,M " prt»|^, t> .“S.*” >■ '"DOM Ul«l, t P'«W> to hn*,| Qfcnrch t« i, ‘ POllIt, 0|,(| ’"*• will »*,„ 1 >*uni« bo*,,. wu lral p«i„t fge anionut „ r * ! ^ aev«r»| Hahn la . u « aliiij. general l m “t b« «*. acd in ( | Ue **** to pr,,. 11 require cm., the niemJieiH | church feel » ****** ol our contend that 5‘an build a ^ give an God .... • ^ Vn^.-- j >*JtBAUQH. l few liciil- iih lice 1 in H|v THE LUTHERAN VISITOR, ^CHARLESTON, S. C„ JULY 17, 1874. ——' Visitor. abauia, i 3th, 1874. ] have just re- »rhly apjxiitit. Sumter eoun- ;ibson«c of 1| m. ci-usiotial brief |tu»y lie inter, proceed >*to itual xtaivt of say there in n them. St. rly known ax AROUND THE |on given it by r, Dt. Bade, which ia man- tereet its mem* r, and tbe the church >ay be added the welfare of know gives to his exer- To know that —-I—.*-. feelings of a county, is a »n, being com in very lim- cau Dot for tbe promo if tbe Church et the Visitor two families, at ere long it For lack of traveling ex- served tli**m tbe Saturday (lent at one of le attendance they manifest iat they «•**- hirst for s«|»4r- pe, by means •s, mam t<» I"* ices on tin* mie county, than either under toy never lieen mihject <*l is extreme lie majority i mi of their [lie b«r»h , n on a &’*• i members. n1 to the hall, boir- to intro y in my t no lv alue to a F his !«*- owfoefed re »gs” dm* and Se|» •Ol idem-e from m* which aecwod to gather force t ( l advanced, aud aoofi UssUetl on with great violence and pouted ita eootnnU in torrent* over tbe country, causing the oouraes to ri*e to an extent the recollection of 44 the oldest » Bridge* were lkM a mm'* I aa SMiiito INfeas's m Imw tW ^mww re "m™* 1 * eireuu*loon ton uppnudi Ua if we were not neater of the oouaMon, sad fully competent to tbe greet took of unfolding e tele which, if not on* of those nirkrti mmU that umo to be turuiog instate hi a bay* libs yet truly we* on whtol end mill houses were we*h dderable turning end Iwtotlag at the *w*y, end the sUuding corn down in meny piece*, gatnrday, another storm, but •I less violent, passed eloug in the same track; end on SJjlaj, just et tbe conclusion of Wyice**t SB. Murk’s another heavy, looking cloud was seen gather Jgy in tbe same direction. Some ^ congregation left tbe church, toping to reach borne before it could -r'rtake them, but in this they were ^ ted; other* of us remained 41m s tor at had passed over, and our way home we met, in the middle of the Kinebafoonee Swamp, t bridal party, including, the civil ogeer who bad that morning tied tbe silken knot, returning from tbe iMirriage. The water came over tbe isk trees of our> baggies for the **» Of foor or An h lV >ea JW\y Imp enough to swim oar horses. May this happy couple mot have to p«e through the deep waters of ifflietioo ia their pathway through hfe; or, if they do, may they land as safely on the abore of deliverance as they came from the waters of Kin ctofoouee on their wedding day ! This day’s rain caused much dam age to the S. W. R K, which de tained the downward tram from jfacofi to Eufaola fullj two hours. The storms above mentioned ex tended over into Alabama, aa we bsmed ou our arrival at homo. Our •vs family were caught iu Sunday’s storm oa the way from tbe church, whither they bad gone to worship. Fortunately, we have heard of no lam ef life or limb. Daring the whole extent of our journey one cheering prospect met oar eyes. The formers are beginning to abandon the mistaken policy of planting nearly all cotton ami very little corn. Their former maxim was, cotton fields and corn potrke#. They are now beginning to reverse the seder, ami plant eom fields sod cotton patches. This ia a step towards ante helium and ante railroad custom, when the country was in a more prosperous and happy condition than wow. With very few exceptions, tbe ““ ¥»«• #"4s aiiiI oromiiw as abundant yield, if no futnrems aster befall them. Colton is not so promising ; and, taking this in eon section with the decrease in the «rcu planted, there will be lean food ier speculation than there has been » tbe past few years. We have not laard of tbe appearance of any cater pillars yet In view of the prospect of an abundant supply of provisions and ;« sufficient amount of the staple ar»icle of export to meet tbw financial necessities of the producers, we should raise our hearts in gratitude t« the Giver of nil good, and Humbly acknowledge onr dependence upon Hi* nuinerited bounty. More nnon. Yours fraternally, John P. Maroart. * bfe, Uw of war strati re; but U ha a fraUAoatiott to feel aaourad. that in we bora swept tbe dr. of a somewhat extended ague lu a period raryinjr from three days to three or four weeks, according to the rbhww at tbe complaint. Nervous dis order* which ara always aggravated by the adnttciwted liquors usually prescribed by phyakisua, are readily cured by a 1 j drib. Aakl ooimu tie ring that whilst „ feat tfeaa engaged the mareary baa aUtod i otmtm at this admirable combination hat at Mar tho bubbling point, we may ; mdOHno, in whicli the properties of a utduiiae mhv fur liter •dm also t. a tonic and slteradre are bap- thnan ■ 1m woiMieu. v^a twtxm/ w WU | ommrnmimmammmmmmimmmmmammmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm 8TIEFF Grand, Square, and Upright PIANOS For the Lutheran Visititr. Wt to Barriaomborg. half a oeatary baa rolled away with its burden of check err lory, and yot nU Um clothed ia the vivid aad fresh safer* of yesterday. Tbe stately farm bouse with its mama re stone bam ami numerous outbuilding*—tbe soft, blur MlUat of tfeo oak fibf dhitaat Putin* Du mouuta tree* tbe ample green Uttlo tofe oreek that 1 base of tbe high fell, with No par pendicular wall of md shale fringed with stunted shrubbery aad wild oaotus. And thou in the vary eeelre of the picture stands, ia siiest enn veritable «oki stay uvea,* with tta oval aides of p oontraat with a *•<1, the nnaigbUy “swabr aad Mm broad attenuated ‘‘peel,” tho uecoeanry lm piements used ia ofeaaalng, obargiag and discharging, aa indisprowihir appendage of home life ia the olden time. I remember it well ft wee ou one of thorn gloomy, dnaaly day <, when the half dried fruit a poo the aaaMkfe could neither with safety remain oat oar within doom; aad something mast be done, aad that quickly, iu order to prevent it from souring nod total loon. You, who have witnessed the mesial anxiety and restless movements of a mother ly bea when her brood of little doeks plungeaeokJeesly into tbe quiet pond, may form some adequate idea of bow our mothers sod grandmother* felt and acted long, long ugj, it wouldn’t “dsar off,” aad the rails were a bo at going to decay. The only thing that could be dune uader snch a gruml stale of aftura was to fire up the old day oven aad thro* tho aobby fruit within its healed sides. It won a poo one of these memorable occasion* that I was soot across tho fields upon sn errand, to the hospitable dwelling of an aid ancle who resided at a short distaarw from my hnmbie home. Thu oven had been ia aaoreasftil operatkm; thr •!«' *•* ImAaA.m m> « »W. indications alt foretold a fair day. ami the fruit bad to be brought out and caponed to the genial Hifioewee* of sun and air. Moot opportunely I happened to be on band at the critical moment, and what was of eqaai importaare in the roar, I was jnst of tbs right siae to operate sd rsutageoosly within the contracted sides of a efey oven. Johnny, (said my dear old aant, long since dead ami forever with the Lord) 1 want yon, njy boy, to pick the feeds«U (peaches dried with the seed in) out of the oven for me, as there is m» one here can do it, nod they most come out and be aired. 1 knew she was good ami prompt pay, and that mi sooner would the work be areom plished than I should* be remnne rated from her well stored pantry. It was a new line of business j but I was ready to make the venture, la a few momenta, equipped with on extra old outer woolen coot, I stood before the uioulh of the «*veu Iu btlesfhl ignorance of the impending I 1 a few more of the same loft,” wo propose, aa than and my | opportunity permit, to famish some additional items in oouauction with oar viait la the mean truss, wo hope a qfel of charity aad fur j. r.cx Marriages. nsssm I Ivor JfcMfe, the f In oar last article wo stopi***! diHrt and sudden in a warm place; *««l ever since in these parts, if it Iws not reached the incandescent catastrophe. Tbe wooden door being date, it has not been for want of removed, and nil things in readiness jwrswtent effort in that direction. If 1 remember aright, we bad gained fee vestibule of tbe quiet little house ri God, where, by tbe law of amociu Ijjjlva, the stifling condition of the atmosphere reminded dh* of an inci dent connected with my early boy. i*k)d} and then by force of tbe same 1 was led to say a few pleasant tilings about boys and boy rings, *bicb if any of them may perchance have read, l hope it may do them Kwod as it doeth the upright in heart. *kc incident*o which I have referred ‘elates to a period in tbe far distant long, long anterior to tl»c era ™* ‘‘oare*’" had beeu dc Ifefed(out of What I do not know j *°t phiiosopbers tell ns that every • w g is developed out of an egg.) as rephl mode of curing fruit. Yes, t was during the “anld lang syne” *h°«hrWli«u the old clay bake oven **femented the foreground of every feriners’ kitchen. Ab! what FjjMfet Memories are associated *‘tb the « 0 ld clay oven” and its <*kiy turn out of loaves, rolls, pics, cake *>y battalions; but time frit me to 8p<!ak of thvne e|ni «it and ancient worthies, all of “o» came to a violent end ; and wonhl lend ns too far from trail of the memorable occur I** 0 ® w, ** c k we hope to be successful . TnHui "B *o*n and captaring for “nr edification ami entertainment « make it a point, like cousin in telling a story, to stick to ’ K,r a«d shall endeavor to do the present instance, ami there Miat" for sn entrance, I laid my bonds U|kmi tbe bebrtk month sad mode a spring, whilst st the same moment my snnt gave me •*» liftsod by one comt>ined effort, front and rear, the law of gravitation was coocen trated, and I was brought torn to face with tbe boated and petit ap Atmosphere that strsaared from the month oT the oven. If I did not think of old Nubuebadnexjuir nod bis biasing farusoe, it wm because I had iiever beard of him. But it wo* too late to think about backing out; tbe die hod been cast, tbs Babieos crossed; tbs bead aad shoulders bad protruded into the interior; sod moreover, the vigorous appliance of dynamics to the aether extremities by lay mueoular aunt, eat off all hope of a retreat bad say oueh been contemplated. I was in a dilemma There was but owe hole to get out at; and there stood my dear friend and assistant, and bars ware the kootxelt. It was do or die. 1 was In a fix, * quandary, sod completely “bottled op.” In fact there was but one way of getting out of it, and that was by ermwtimg out, aad even that privilege would only bo grouted when the job waa finished. My sHu atiou, practically, was far more etn burrasrfing end deplorable than that of the olu darkle who could not see the point. When his preacher cried out ia impassioned eloquence, “My Bredren, tbar am bat two roods; Ue one leads lo pardition, oral do wider to destruction.’’ “What da* you say, soh P iuterrogatud p, “ n * e •»<«• ■«!*»• into | Bob. “I my, my bcoddtr, .id di. Ood ia ’ tho sow C. fi. I bees ap Mv. Brie Jfe S food ef s half s fe retire fi sf 01 health or of MmA japuMr mAswkftfw S fand fur tbe to Twtrj to as far as its taO ( "’A. u m _ w .. . J Afw fi Ml*, tofet is vacant Ip (hr. r r# Mi bmktoff for s Ms*. X. T. Tarher. at the Oao r. N. II., Mr Tmferrtoa Craddach A Co. ft uaaassi sreacvious, sad I batow It ffto—ii nil I lr pmparir wiu (t an tvmst wmna Da J. X. binananr. Lmwrer Cn^ (Tu Ire fe"*fi!todH Married, June SOUt, 107A to Si. Jobs’s £v. Lutiwrsn charda Nslisbary, N. C., by Rev. Samuel Uoffpcick, Mr. Gbokok AdUtsasca, law of Jersey city, N. J„ and Mis* M f. Walto*. daastitrr of the Waltea, of Rowau eoantjr. Obituaries. Died, ia Efetold, ou the moralag of tho OUi lust-, UttJe Mims Viola, only child of B. C. sod Ell* Etheridce. sged aad 4 month* little body was ia the eUeut to the cemetery at 8L Mark’s, sad t fauecal sermon delivered by Rev Wert*. Weep not, young parents, year little ooe to not dead, but sleepeth Tbs Lewd has taken your Iha* it assy Moom to Littlo MPriv to i Where tbe room bloom ; Dews of perfumery weepies Sweetly ou her tomb. Sleeping, calmly sleeping, Zephyrs softly sigh; Requiem* are reaping. Floating slowly by. tttoptof. swettfip mbvping, la bar asnuay tod; While tbs flowers are blooming. Where we gently trend. fltoopsng. only sleeping. Free from care and pain; Let ns eesse oar weeping. She will rine sgnin. B. A. R - . Chunk Notices. Synod of 8. W. Vlrginl*. Tbs tfld Gauveatiau of tbe Evsngeli cal Lottowon Synod of 8. W. Vs. will meet tD. V.) st Brick Unkm chnroh, Botetourt county, Va..st 11 o’clock. A.M. oa Thursday, Aagust SOtb. 1074. Mem tore of Synod nod visitors, who will give Handy Mika to tbe paalor, Bar. J. P Ktoar, Flntustle, Botetourt county. Vs., will be aset a ilb o day mottling st Rousnck’s depot, A M. A fill J. R. Octntx, Ser’ff af gpeod. ’ AITrSTISEMlINTS. r avs NMi.a i nmnui nraMMl 1m Sr* r*«i W» u tow m am rmj Wh» —turlrl. wtn iima vs* H ath *•4 .lr.MM.kt I u Ui« ntlMirt Um imm thonma «f*S ITIIIV PI A V 0. Th« PrsASttirr «f «w IuMbnS I* fsUy uUMlA- •4 hjr «r« SUjr Mato **4 C«U«f« * *• fiMAififf OFM jgfifr 0tkT !f8flMMML Sol* WSotoMO. A|«*u far a*T*r*l at Um ytlocir*1 rf uUMt uthitoC ». A Ufcwmi at aim cha•- m. huff, Ware rooms, No. t N. Liberty 8t v Baltimokk, Md. Fsctories, 84 k sad 80 Camden St, and 47 Perry 4’- A Bt Mar 15 SPRING GOODS! IhrOTWITBTANDING the panic, we ii are now opening the finest stock of READY-MADE CL0THI16 Gents’ Furnishing Goods, STYLISH EATS, Etc., Etc., That can be found in tbe city. Oar stock has been selected with great care, sod for Style, Finish and Price, to Onr Custom Department is replete with s choke line of Foreign aad Domestic Caasimeros and Vettings, Which we are making to order uader a guarantee to please. Call early for Bojs’ sod Youths’ Cloth ing and Ilato. Uf.C, 8WAFFHLD. Apr 10 to—tf BOOK OFWORSilP Published by authority of the Bo. Lath. ouavery copy tofetoia i authority of Of North At flip sold, sn T HIS Book, of 074 pages. 24mo, to now ready. ^Te give the riuuch k of hewn a* * Timur* ~r*fa. is. sw So «» Um nytlutt, at AhtugiAfiRl Aib hifltfiktodiAAsldi •tv i r4ii > r •MMWoi mm i*MM«rfi*t*-ty WIU. ffdHbJs i to* gdhd Imn to Um mmO*. July 17 [toO—0to] to throat; or fall feeltug i to sbdi a. i af eatremi- af spapksy, S% »t night, imyebrtoi * l«t y m> ftoljr a tarn of Btody to be to say cam al sue ttme. All who aar Dt. fVree’slMJea Medfcat Diarwvr ry fto Ui et Cousptatot and Its eampliew A MONRhdi AflffNF i)t8A A MAM Or A TH0U8AHD WV.ASV’S *- “* n, a tawrn* wm **JIirWimiM, | • w ixbtAS remi* whfaS tm»wm trm am raaatyta ■uraMtmaUA sM *W fa,lit . fan* S Ok., MO Im, lit WANTED, PERSONS 7ra7a •.‘tin. = SSShSSUfJ'Si am* IwMi eti kt.MUii — wli <**P.m* mU). a*. dfeBflfllh Mflff ffRffWBmMF fiMfeA IflMtogL rcViLTox, muter*, re. June 19 m (h STMJITOH FEMALE SEMll and in this way part ef the profits accrue to the church. l*nc#\ m Sheep $ Dork Arabesque 1 85 Arabesque Gut 1 80 Morocco Tucks, gilt edge.. 8 00 Morooco x extra gut 8 50 plain f 75 . sapex extra gilt... 100 Turkey Antique 5 00 With gilt clasps, to cents extra. Ministers aad congregations are re uuatond to send on their orders st once, to whom s discount of ten per cent, to Price, in edge, cent, i quantities. PUUPIT EDITION. toi r, $4. Tea per who boy in of fl bare A Mari lMBd of (fem • .ii* **» a fe bad fere hum without a Msasseb, sod tfeu proweds to figure up tfe ml af a ^ Jl ^4, | in |L mm mm If ftfl f * JTF . toSMl ^FwfiwfliM aa wU» ilM|*!mMPPU im Ua to sure. Ou tfeu patot, "Josh BUbngs." (few fe to tfe party referred to) s mlmafeu falsa* Ms skaumch differ* fr«*m all otJwt dyafwfUk toaasacba. Hoe will cure him to bus than This It would fe safe to Are J I MILLER. A M, Principal O W ILL *qwu ita Piitii Brsaiok on the firm Wednesday of September next. Bold by all, The great aim of this Seminary to to cul tivate, in connection with sound, practi cal learning, correct views of tie sphere of woman. We en)oin upon our |MI i i a, i o of* iirctmi * 1111 i f r few,MU Mkw for dto fearidw ara as a a, at tfaki wv are MPm« s Im H ■umafisur iakiln tfU W S*^MwS^S^ »hod *aff bred far WMIJT y WWTff T eremfis mrImoI UN- to ate walk uf life, ova at fere ’ cured with the Bitters «» . - >. J. ,..L U 9 fi amwmFN^flw ^toa maws**^w ass authenticated by la a vary U\ itoalf mi the ’* sod la fe Mto' all loo wit* mi he alwayv (HI | in drwmT muiplksty and ccoouiuy. Tbe edoenthwi of ttm moral aatnrr of the pspU m a paramownt end ever kept in tosalUbtthmrhera of lbs HasMaunr fe* no rival. From the malarious dto- tfe same ttme that they are cnltivaUng tfe mind. , . Term* more moderate than any other first-cl%*« m hum y offering equal advnn- tasvw In the South. Htnd for Cntsknroe wiU. all necessary information to Rrr J. t MILLER, Principal, Staunton, To. JnBQ 2C 300—2m AGENTS WANTED *300 ggAg.tffife' ?*fwi r*aa amlf •*> T*«tew **t •temte m * ISCJI A few good BXAaom. i tasrsassf’xst’i-.. CM M* Si J—ttok : U i sasxrirTwri in * ri-^— J *r «**• wm* »auf*i C "'"‘T 4 BURKeT 80N A CO ? 100 WuTtt St, Jer»f$ City, N.J* May 15 295 u i* 3m NEW YORK DAY*B00K April 34 201 13m Without Silver Tips Fob 20 W. J. DFFFIE, Bookseller Colombia, a C The Fatherland Series. 42 North Math J. K. SHRYOC1 The Lutheran Publication Society bars made arrangements to translate and pub lish a series of German Works, (suitable for Famih and 8. S. use,) under the title of “The Fatherland Series.” The following book* have already been published: The Cottage by the Lake #0.73 In the Midst of the North Sea 0.75 Anton, the Fisherman 0AS Rene, the Little Savoyard 0.85 Frits; or, Filial Obedience O.fi.5 Geyer Walty; or. Fidelity Rewarded. 1.00 Set No. 1, in a neat case. Under the Earth #0.70 Olaf Thorlacknen 1.00 The Treasure of the Inca 0.85 Buried ia tbe Snow 0A0 Dominie; or, Bread upon the Waters. 1.10 Seppeli, the Swim Boy 0.05 Set No. 8, put up in a neat case. Tbe Greek Stove; or. Filial Love,..#1.10 lawn hard, the Runaway OAO Little Madelott; or, Maternal Love,.. 1.00 Gottlieb Frey 1.10 The School Master and his Son 1.00 Set No. 8, pat up in a neat ease. Jurt Published :—Twelve excellent stories, translated from the French, by Mm. Emms B. Stork. 1st and Sd Series, in s neat box, #1.50. Wo have a number of other Tmnsto- tinn* under wav which we will uuMknw SUNDAY-SCHOOL LIBRARIES. Oar arrangements are such that we are pretwired to fill orders for any books issued by the various pnblishiMhoiises in this country and in Europe (English and German) at the tame rate* as the publishers. , . , We keep constantly on fend s large and varied assortment, to which we are daily making addRjtoqa. We can supply all the wants of a Sun day School, including] Cards, Tickets, Hymn Books, eto, etc. Any of our books (except thore marked jcet) sent by mad at the pnntodpnces. Reasonable discounts made to dealers and tti c, — ,, .. — — .— We earnestly request our customer not to send cask by mail; but to remit cheques, drafts or Post Oflice orders. THE LUTHERAN VISITOR. ml ‘ ^ ‘l to 'TV..' *’ IB PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY* BY THE GENERAL SYNOD, SOUTH. Terms Cash, Strictly in Adranoa. One copy, per annum..••«.........#8.00 One copy, six m11uths............... 185 are entered on the sab No script! on in advan book, without the first payment All remittances and communications to besddrestodto Rev. T. W. DOSH, Charleston, 8. C.