The Lutheran visitor. (Columbia, S.C.) 1869-1904, July 31, 1874, Image 4
THE LUTHERAN VISITOR, CHARLESTON, S. C., JULY 3i,!|l$4
plaint on ihf of Jiiae, and
Qnun Ann© Jiff on tb# lot of tit#
net I A 0(tB«l 81m wm lbs young
«K daughter of 8Mmbelli Htaart,
daughter of Jiooi I., and orlfSo of
Frederick V., Elector Patellae, owl
Um Britteb Ulrou* waa giveh to lot
Hill MM oof «f thi* bath obit* *»d
■PM ■ FW Vu’CSi pfrjiipiw *w «iv*
oi* la nlway* unrivaled. For tbe
headache It lo » deterabts stimulant,
nod frequently in balmy of its pan
gent adore oil! often entirety remove
M.iftrrka.1 mMi TImma It no Win
OMHOOHiW O- OMW n^sm^wmwn» 40 we -rew — - -
always sstwmd etaadiug treat to
o M ^l m ii iam — ft— a fc- t ^ jfisren dj^^tuLsff
mill fill tiMP# wfPW IPS*
OjtjkjK la* Si »i«iii"t a lit ■ to t it, hm at ti vino*
CWWrewfiwte;J m * Wo^o wfew o*o fore w feengp
looo, *Ywnr Motor I* o food moo
Scatter the **rnw of th# beautiful.
Hy tin* wnysfc!« lot thwwt foil;
Thai die res* may a prime by the cottas#
rvwerlisg to totaxscslmg liquor* tec
tkia uartMtM. ter tin » . nil amt' . i.» * t r«% • 1
rCi'lO *■"• ^ g” * -R ^
IlifF f PP^I iPPffMMIf
trod or deeraaa* tb# desire to drtok.
A (toot qaanlity of ooki water to
olao wodesuabl#, bares— It to apt to
The Fatherland Series."
North Ninth dtetei. tea^„
J- K SfJltYCHHr »...*?****
And lb* vino no tbe garden wall;
Carer the roogh and, rude of earth
With a veil of leave* and towel*,
And mark with tbe opening bud and cop
life Wnrrlt of —twiner hour*.
treaa lived, bor rwigt* woo Id be pro
longed to tbe year 1903, or twenty
olm yearn from tbl* tuas. That
woo Id make bor tbo oideat of Bo
The Lntlieran Pubhct
mode amvu*vment* to t
Hah a aerie* of Germ—
for Family aud 8. 8. tv*
Sculler the *vrm» of the beautiful
lu the holy whrine of home ;
Let the pore, aud tbe fair, aud the
jssazr****"™***,^
*;
Frit*; or, Filial (Ww*-"*’’ Ml
^ w teTO2f3*£^
Under the Earih
Otaf Tliorlacknen T.Z ***
The Tmi*«m- of the In^Z l *
dlwptoj—tfc- And when. wearied
Hr. J. Walker** ( all Torn ia T In-
ogar Bittrn are a purely YaoteaWl
preparation, made chiefly from the na
tive bertw found on the lower range* of
the Sierra Nevada moon lain* of Califor
nia. a* medicinal uruucrtbi of which
are extracted tborefromvrithout the two
of Alcohol. Tbo qoartkxn ia almoat
dally ashed, "What I* tb* canoe of tb*
unparalleled sacosu of Vxxxga* Bit-
riaar Oar anawer ia, that they remove
tbo eau— of diaeaae, and tbe patient re-
cover* hi* health. They are the great
blood purifier and a life-giving principle,
a perfect Renovator and In v hr orator
reign to Maty A v* year*, making It
mthcr mom than equal to thal of obi
Ferdinand I. of tbe Two llteltks,
who imovuJo) tbo throne 1*311, ood
dlowl ha ItUfl j nod exceeded, wo
think, only by Item of Loots Xf V«,
who began to reign In Mi), IMS,
ami died to September. 1TIA, bo
reigning more than seventy Iwe
A* J
* at »
■Eg leach t;
^ B dozen p»i
X* dlffercii t
Sgel, all clan
Sy the prcc s, j
Ed 1 belie Vt
K^ent. Uc' v -
to gaido *n*
hk* reply
LSifair- l*
Hymi Had t, »
' fagobd pKota.
"Jfon a* to tbi
i?* width and v
^fjiicii it* hr
r^ractcr of the
QBoifeJad *Hr
agn ■
a !l steer by
CooW you not f<
miy ooe of the
Ibeir diflerence i
|f opinion V
This ebauge
uuued its fore*
more Boorish log, you com try ii upon
them by adding flve or all drofo to
every pink of want water you give
Scatter the genet* of the beautiful
Where’er thy footstep* wtarwy,
To Idea* and cheer the weary oue*
Who toU life’* rugged way j
niteitfad* of Invw and ktudw**
‘The h*rve*t *ure will come.
And pence, and Joy, andblewdnjr* .
Shall light thy eveuinir home.
Scatter the germ* of the beautiful
» In the depth of the human anal j
They nlmll bud and War rich fruitage
While tbe eadieu* age* roll j
Plant with tbe flowers of charity
The portal* to tbe tomb,
Aud the fair and pure about thy path
' In Paradi*c shall Mooaa.
Hurled in the Snow
Gottlieb Fiwr,
Tbe School Master aud I
Set No. 3, put up I®
Jnat Publhdicd :—T
•tone*, translated fn«n
“i don’t lib* that red noae, and
tboao l>ie«*t , , i ,.
Mr*. Eiuma B. Stork. l*t and sd^UT
i n a neat box, #1.50.
We have a uuiuImt of other Tmnd* H
tUuwt iituler w ay. which we will aunqUl
from time to time.
SUNDAY-SCHOOL UBHAAUM.
Onr arrangement* are mek th*t ..
are j»r. |«ir«^l to fill order* foraaeW.
i*en^t hr the variou* ruiHMiiBe hmZ
in tlita e*w»tir aud in Euroj^^F^
and Genifnt) at thr tame ratei M u-
puhlidiet*.
We keen co»-<,*ntly on iuud a Un*
and varied .i«wh^mhuI. to width w»S
daily mafcimr ^tdttimm. m
We can *u -»|»lv nil th*- wattleaf a Km.
•lay Sclnud. in* HiW«-*,TMib»»u*w*
Tract*. Reward* 1 ; jd* ( Hiltlc IHcUm
aii*w, QonAton Ihad *,^ati-cuim.K.
I jcket*, Hymn B«*okt.. « *r..v4e.
Any of our hooka (ejuevpi < 5«*e mirbj
wkt) wnt by mail at th* niudr-d urio*.
Rr^mmaMe diaennut* made |«
and to Sunday-achonl*.
We < ime*tl> requeat our —-fumii
not to i#>nd cask by mail; but to n«cit
clieijuew, dmfi« or Poet Office ordm.
Tbe reword of the Ihmh* of At Ian
wt- ww wwpwifwfw va *r» mm wwww '*■
Its a4onmobi|i* boo o very ugly look.
According to an Bugltab authority,
to twenty nine year*, from' 1841 to
MTS, forty two yfonnm bare gone
their throats It to vary poooibio to
conquer it If yon will hot bo roooloto.
I remember a man hi OioBbrdobiro
who woo drunk every day of bio Hfo.
Every forth tog bo enfnml wont to
thf> .*i,' ii„uM. One eveoing bo stag
***** MMt si s lulr liosr
bln wtte attllag alooe, ood drowned
in tear*. He woo a man not ded
eient ia natural nBbcttoo*; bo SfM
mgred to be ofruok with the wretch
odneoo of tbe woman, and with
Miscellaams
R. ti. R.
RADWAVS READY RELIEF
h«tf ter each year, lu tbo eleven
>«ara, from 1844 to 185&, tbe Ion*
won eight. from 1856 to ISM, it was
twenty | from 1888 to 1874, fonrtceu.
Taking tbe dtoaster* of the two |we
coding term** of eleven year* a* a
meo*ore, we nay expect that from
1873 to 1877 tbe loa* will be three
for eneb year. Tin* is terrible, bat
it to exceeded by tbe record of 1874,
In which tbe number of steamship*
fourth, mound p
toadfty ire, tent
(JitcOu Victoria completed tbo tbir*
ly-ocrventh year of her reign on Hat-
mil ay, June 20th, a* alto came to the
ltriti-sb throne on the INRh June,
1837, four week* after the comple
tion of her eighteenth year. As
reign* otaml in history, her reign al
ready can be prtHiouuood a long one.
It i« the longest reign, with *tx ex-
caption*, that England ha* known
since tbe Conquest. Of her flve jure-
deceasors of her own lino (Hanover
ian) only one—George III-, her
In front Ono to Twenty Minutes.
hot one hour
tightly, and In two doyo It will bo
ready for so*. If allowed to fcr-
omnt in o bochet, bottle It In twelve
hoar* Allan* tbe buttle* ontv two
bamao life. Frew seventy to eighty
•ve, ind old age) from eighty Avn
the voyage »«- o\ L
interest iu Jesu- i-
jSl ibristianR 1* *
fetbe illnstratio;. |
S* Nay of life, - j ^
ipmc directions, I '
tee «mio harbor W
eome of the objt I
|nn,i I>onds ot \ I -
tfevetw. They h.\ K
Farther. AU ar*
jjrace in ouq farui I
ter*, heir* of |
i* fine Lord—-tbo
"All believers ac*« s
Keane. They n i; T
salvation. These l
Holy Ghost. He L
molt aonree of ’ t |
There ia one |l
-bee fiWy C-:L-
and univeraal. T»
AH look for the | v
and Htcrnol btos.-. I
i» heaven. Then-r
jfitercifte the sati. p-
cqttion, and trusi^ I
nut* only obje< t « ■
L»t«l Je*u* Chi ft
baptism—not om
but otic seal ol t E
aoiMtanoe of this I
uf covenant bouds I
fonn is not essen; I
l into i»venant tho> I
? in ei’Her inode.
this baptism unit 1 >
I protesting coven , |
| Father, Sou and i 1
I is, therefore, out I
Finally, the dal
l ens as to non e- I
more sw miug tit |
bates are oft«-n |
than things. An |
hIkmU things tin 1
in respect oi tb* t
substance. Tlie
mlmit bis child - I
naut relation to <
I goes to bis clotM |
j Loo sc bold, be fet
the God of ls.wu
the seed of An I
children ; the t *
to thousands of l
j that love him j*
instalments. TU|
I Arm ii
plan to Brake a keg full of it, ml
top It on top, bat vary tightly
GEOEGE S. HACKER’S
Door, Sash and Blind Fact*
moat; Ibe truth b, «y children bam
not touched a mornel uf anvthm*
tbi* blamed day. A* ter mu, never
mind muj I mnat knave yuw to gwea*
bow II ba* form! with me. Hal not
(Hie morsel uf final ruuld 1 lie* ae
r WP*wpiPW euee^is. wn vwwi m ^wee*
bay for tboue children that Ito <tm
Wbal are tbe omm uf tbi* fearful
teNnHb* f Tbe North Ailautle Is
a stormy oorau j that »e all know.
Il hi well nmlerwtood. too, that Ibe
year 1873 wo* exorpttoually dUut*
ternm to abififiag ot all kind*; tbe
number of American taking vcwecln
wa* fearfully great. But conceding
all that can bo charged theor cauM-n,
a large per orutage of km* it clearly
doe to neklfMiN*. The coiupeti
Item between tbe rival tinea, the
oanbukm In make quick Uipa, the
lock uf thorough nuamanufaip hove
much to do with tboue peril* of tbe
aea. It baa become the prnoMor too,
to pot into earner* built abroad u
claimed toll wbal tboue divtoion* udJ
vary ludiflovaat indiv rdu*U, and ov er
lap eneb ntto to tbe aaam one s hoi
graiMlfather—reigned mere than thir
ty aeven year*, George II., the long
est of them all but one cm the throne,
reigutug thirty three year*.
Of the Stnart dynasty, not ooe
reigned even twenty-aeven year*, na
l**a« we follow Bogtish law, and date
Charles H.’s reign frotu the day oa
which bis father waa executed j bat
even,ta;tbat case, Gharie* 11. reigued
not quite thirty-seven year*. Histo
ry wisely date* that.monarch’s reign
from hi* Restoration, which took
phtce iu 1680—and a* ho died early
iu 1886, it says bo did not reign
quite twenty-five years. Two of tbe
Tudor monarch* reigued more than
thirty-seven years; Henry V’liL,
who died in the thirty eighth year of
his reign, aud Elizabeth, who died
in tbe forty-fifth year of bar reign.
Three only of tbe Plantageoet kings
reigued more than thirty seven yearn;
Henry lit., who died in tbe flfty-
Heventb year of hia reign; Edward
ffl«, who died ia tbe fifty Aral year
of hia reign; and Henry VI., who
waa deponed in Ibe thirty ninth year
of bin reign, and in tbe fortieth year
of his age.
Those Eqglish monarch* who
reigned longer than Victoria yet has
reigued, nil came to the throne
young; Haary HI. at nine yearn,
Edward HI. at fourteen years, Henry
VI. at nine month*, Henry VIII. at
eighteen years, Elizabeth at twenty-
tire years, and George III. at twen
ty-two years. -A* respects contem
porary monarch*, Queen Victoria
has ontreigued all who were living
when she ascended tbe British
throne, and a number of those who
began to reign inter—Louis PhiUppe,
Isabella IL, Ferdinaud I., Czar Nick
oloa, Mahmoud IL, Frederick Wil
liam ILL, Charles (XIV.) John, (Ber
nadotte,) Leopold I., Otbo, I>oaua
Maria da Gloria, Napoleon HI., Fred
crick William IV., William IL, (Hoi-
laud,) Abdul Mcdjtd, Charles X V.,
(Sweden.) Lon is and Maximilian 11.,
(Bavaria,) Ernest Augustus, (Hivoo-
ver,) Frederick VIII., (Danmaik,)
and a number of lesser Sovereign* in
Italy and Germany. From present
indication*, *he may sae another
generation of sovereign* go out, for
not only *• *be the Junior of the Em
peror of Germany and the Osar of
Russia, bat she is bat a tew year*
older than the imperial Prince of
Germany, who to tbe husband of her
eldest daughter—and he to of the
same age as tb* Emperor of Aus
tria, and not quite a year older than
the King of Italy, and only about
sixteen mouths older than the Comte
lla f Ihamlwnl BfiitUU tilH I .L.tiliml.).
call mK mg of France and Navarre.
general troth can hr staled, we
***tly belter*. Three Urntt* err M
no ortotrory a* the} may aorm at
tret sight. Al tea jcare of age the
seewnd toothing te comptctrd, sad
inflancy owght to end; ol Iwreity the
honee aa leagar toerenoa In length,
sad boy hoed •Msterolti etida ; at
tes ty Um body eessoe to tocreaoe is
whit* eager, ooe drachm of patver-
ksed ginger, nod five drachm* of
carbamate aeda. Uts tote it tote twelve
VjHMPJHI pHpV* jpMM MiAiMCVf M
fi.il.l t. il f HC fiit'l filtltlll d IT fills % | \ iltfitl
1*^1 Hull |Himffn^ |tohTt itutdOi ji
white paper. IHsaolve rack awe ef
the iH>wdcr* into a third twmblrr of
starting ap as if a fiaah of lightaieg
had darted epoe him { deed, Bally I
Yon, and Mary, and the two yoaag
N O iuiporU-d work krpi mi hand «*
•apply the country trade. AB
work i* made at <mr ob b factory to Ih*
city, and under the preprietorV «ftcthl
sapervisian..
S«-ntl tor Price I,icu Factory aad
Ware Rikmis : Kinx. o|»po*ito taaww
Street, on line of City railway. P. 0.
Uox, No. 1TO.
July 7 rt
oars* of God to epoa me—I am
drawing near to the pit of deatrwe
iron. The captain of a ship of this
elaaa skawkl have many of the qnsli
ttoe of a gaaerol of an army ; wbat
unfortunate!) man) of them are we
know owly too well.
The sen*ber of valuable Urea lost
ia those tweoty uiue year*, by tbe
•inking of Allan Ur Mteoatshipa, ia
fooriel to coetem|>iate. Is there no
way' of arresting this ooetly sacrifice f
Certainly, if by boaeoi bwiMing,
careful nekrtiag of ootnmandero, and
oktllfal bundling of vessels, life en
treated to the care of the nailing
com panto* can he made safer, tbe
companies should pay tbe neceasat)
price and make life sale. The need
too* (kretrwctkm of a single human
tiring is a crime.
and activity, this loiter growth
weakem the hody ead retard* its
moikma. Whew the growth cos ere
atieoleMy, the body mate, rallies,
and becomes invigorated This period
,o*.M seifcfirman ml linriiaimiit i n ■. *t-- ■ • ^iwiti -^--8
wPf IlfiWrt ilMfi IBt K|ilf BUCpQ P* iBF |krrl4kU
of the firm manhood, and laato
there'* an end. Give me that gtore,
wife, fito gave it la him with a*
tout vh men t ami tear. Ha la reed it
topey tarry, seal einkiag the table
with great violence, sail flinging him
.jrn ft RK *ic« m
Ul A K tl WCntHT-4'.
:ru roxruaio* m
DR. RADWAY’S
Sanapariiliai Resslveot
THB GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
ax* mazc vws *o«r ximnnrencn cm* m
■aw*
paper; add to it six poaodto of
•agar and twelve ooittm* of tar tone
add. Bottle nod cork it tightly.
etnn ami oflecting vow to God of re
pentaoce nod aobrioty
•*From that moment to Ike day of
tete death ho drank no fermented li
quor, bat confined bimoelf entirely
I,, Um* iind ntM I n**■ or um mi
way w fwaw^a we akwi • a ww w w> a
sadden sad s»tom*hiug a change.
(Ih» look* become health), bto cot
taec neat, bm rhtldrea were clad, hie
wife wa* happy; and twenty time*
the poor man and hi* wtfr, with
tsar* iu their eyes, have told mo Ike
story, sad llasrsd the evening of the
fourteenth of March, the day of
(PtMlMMo Imivi? iboVB
Atlanta & Richmond Air*Linr,
Uu Mu* u - * * ■
nfMfef— iIJf ft* .... -
sn-«ut>«rr •* di«
Arrtr *TcWfaKM at kB ftf
uoim wni-tim* rtllf.
o<mw4 fUiMm *»•*
KputMk«t|tl - - - • Jf
OrFcsrlUFat ..... 3:*»s
tMMMkCltyst M*«F
AnriwUAUuUal ..... **•!*
>r«aT«—*.eciMnn*>*T«M »•»■
U»t« ArUsu
ctTT ?■*»*
Uimtilktt
IputtatanrS .... IWf*
Arrive at CktriMtt »t -a -
town wi-tb—*<-<i'»wp*riw teii*.
U*»» Cfcertett* k ****
Kpertenberp «l ....
Cttjr at
Arrive at Atlanta el - - - ***■
Kh by Ailmu Our. . .
B t. »A«SZ:Zn(ri«-w * bmprrf*"**
begin* when wo hare no longer any
rent me of mtowogth to draw njioo,
nod whew the natural strength to
IRPPIp V||HPIipiP<pNr mMP 4HHRyp w CNTte *
stid w hen oar thine nnanaiil fatieucw
sad extraordiaary rflbri* impair the
general health. When tbi* coudttton
of thing* airiin, <4d age tea* fairly
began, sad this (rnriod i« at seventy
year* of ,*gc.— Unit• Jatrsei «f
ttmML
/Van#' JSo'ii/ fat ^ /fitf 1 1 j i . Si it i ii * ai ui
s *.Msfw*a f Sew 4s t*^RY • »vm.as**E 8*w toE*
ctoe uf plant * w ill idocMii mark freer
wad fuller on a light, weak soil th*w
•mu w heavy, strung onr. tout year
wr mowred the vsrieiy in qaeetioai—
Dwarf Nantarti«m»4iit a rich aail,
wheae A«tvrw«4N>cdisctHtaba, lhkami.
TatuumS ami auaac others grew, and
bloomed magnificently, end although
it made a luxuriant growth of pistil,
the tdomw w*« sparer and umortis
fsetory. Ih»rtnliu'cu is atmther va
riety that will keef* up a Imllient
bloom oh a dry, sandy soil, too |s>or
to icnIm* a good crop of corn or
imtotoes, bat wltl ran too much to
plant and bloom shyly on a rich,
productive soil. We eonkl name
•r vers I other specie* in the name
category, hat it to utmeoeamary to
establish tbe fact.
< T‘'lfe4k I'hiT-S’i f to Inkwtjto i Jt IRR
stone thought bn hod reuaem to tw>
iwowd te thoroughly ahareetevtetk,
and we give It la bis own word*:
<k drsuMtfator iisrU cin Mrlk-n
hurt of tbe liren of bin anomtore ter
six generwtkm* of the family before
him i aud th* imiIv iMutnt of the
w **•* jt re ae^w^w va 1 ** * wmswr
tradition I feel ptvwd of la Ihtet Una
renowned la tbo luttte Iter great
when be mode the row of oobrtoty .
It ia all nonsense about not being
able to work without ate, ami ft a,
and eider, and fermented liquor*.
Do How* and cart borwre drink ale f
It Is mere habit. If you bar* good,
non risking food, yon son do vary
well without ale. Nobody works
harder than the Yorkshire people,
and for vaunt tmanthar I h#*n tr»
unsown ww*r* y Wri^mn va ws^- p^ * * - a w aa*< a * tM t?
Wtotototo VaksfoaLiwm la ryuaa*u m . —
XBMJ mQTmmuirm RMWl WHO
n§(^ ate* 91
No hunaeksoper should to wrilhout
a battle uf spirit* uf siumouht, for
liratdec Its medical • slue, it to foval
aside ter bonsehukl tmrpmun*. It to
nearly ss naofhl as noup, aud ita
febeapanum briag* it within reach of
oil. Fet a ttanpoottful of ammonia
to tf quart of warm soap sods, dip la
a flannel doth find wipe off the ffy
spooks, sad an for yoornrtf how
mack labor it Will save. No scrub
bang wiB la* needful It will cleanse
aad brighten etlvrr wonderfully. To
a pint of sod* mix a tcaapooofUl of
the spirit*, dip in yowr silver wfioons,
larks, tec., rub with s break and
iMk-titeJi Milk rlftABM)t« tekitite
For washing mirrors ami window*
It to very drmtwhlc ; pwt s tew drop*
of ammonia oa a piece of paper, aud
it will readily take off erery sput or
finger mark on the glass. It will
take oat grease spot* from every
fatal*i out an it** ammonia uewriv
w ear , ae—w ss (wei —
dear, lay.ldatting | taper o%sr the
|dao* and press a hut fiat iron oa it
ter a few mows am to. A tew drops of
water will dtenn Loom and whiten
thorn ss well; ohm maaliaa. Then it
te a most refreshing agent at the
lot tot table; a tew drops to a bssln
of water, sod H the skis to «4l>, It
will remove all giootenews aad cites
grew bis odors. Added to foot bath
it entirely sheer In all aoxton* sorelU
so often arising from the fat* In
Change of Schedule
Stotint CaUiUKa H. R. (Umrcxv
Columbia, H. C, Oct. ^
Clianpt 1 of *clH“d«to, to into cBe
v »»ltlI t fit pi ttvtxtiiiv, *• c>' * '
and after Snndsy, Dth instant
Leave Columbia
Arrive at Oliarloaton -fill!
1 .oa v« Charleston * —-*?S
Arrive at Columbia *
Nryft I Kxpres*, Freight on it
Hem Troi* (iSundopr mryfw’-
Leave Columbia
Arrive at Columbia ♦fgftl!
Arrive at Cbariestori y*®?*
Leave Charleston 6 #**
Camden Train will rim Mondsy f Wfg
ue»day and Friday as follows:
L»vf Columbia * *[*
Arrive Camden - *
t .care Camden -♦"* f *
Arrive at Columbia -U ’f* *
8. n. Fickiks, Gen Ticket A*t
lotod tk%t wheat be wa* on bis dontte
tod be call all hte children around
him, aad aahl, ’Sow, to my ilMnur,
1 bare aeauched monk carefully
through all Ibe IrsdittMO* I could
And of onr family , and I never could
discover that there was a dtehonret
saoit .iti.Fi m nuf f. irgli I kj II
amawi* fesss^f-wrjg a 'wra weie*^!*** w* -m i sg-
therefore, say of yon, or any of yoor
children should take fo dxhoweat
way*, it wtU not be brwuaee It ran*
la oarr blood; U dona not botong to
yon. I law vs tin* precept with yon s
iisu contenl
iuul tb© extent il
«hd yet both offer I
wery Uutuau soul,
»*>(! ye shall be
will bo saved, no i
one theory true
'toet are bolievei -
arc clecL You u; J
‘‘on-essential uia: j
with the same ri
only w*»o iu despiu
■ht we are one i
Ming OBI of Bad
Dr. Hall doe* sot approve of tbo
old doctrine which waa formerly in
stilted into the mind* of ekiklroti—
that they should spring oat of had
the instant thay awake iu the morn-
log. He say* that up to eightreu
years every child show Id be allowed
to rest In bet), after the sleep I* over,
until they foci a* If they would
rattier get up than not. ft to a vary
great mistake for persons, old or
young—especially children aud feobto
ne dentarv ntrtiHf fn noun re out
of bed the moment they wok# up,
all out instinct* shrink from it, and
Tie rosMto.—Dr. Beuiict, a |»r«
feasor of some artobrtti, ooumderw it
ss so invalnnbta article of dint, and
oacribsa to it very imfiorlaiit medical
(•ropertie*: That the tomato is mi©
of the most powerful aperients of the
materia medico, ami that in all those
affection* of the liver and organ*
whore ostomel to imlispenaabto, it i«
probably the most effective and least
barmfel remedial agent known to the
profession ; that a chemical extract
pill can be obtained from it which
will altogether su)iereede the are of
calomel In the care of disease ; that
ha baa anoeeaafWUy treated diarrhoea
with this article alone; that, when
used naan article of diet, it is almost
a sovsreiga remedy ter dyspepsia
and todlgwation ; that tbo oiUaeua to
ordinary Should make use of it either
raw, cooked or ia the form of catsup,
with their dally food, as it is a moat
healthy article.
The Short line Schedule
C. u .St' Ju Ki.iL8< >ad CoMriJ*»
and #D<v tto*
to •ffaci a pwMw «t*.
COLIMIUA
rpHE following
I will Ik* operated on
date
«30IWtt NOBT11-
Train No. 8. Tito*
Leave Augusta, 6 30 * hi * ]
G raniteville, # 7 88 a m * J
Bateavillc, »4S am 1JJ
Columbia, 1158 am
abator, 14 34 p m *;
Arrive Charlotte. f« 48 p w ^ 5
No. 8 Train makes cioae couaeeto
Richmond, to aU point* North, av
at New York at 8.& A. M. No-4
makes clore oonnoction, no Ricn^ 1
all points North, arriving at New
at 5.15 P. M.
GOING SOUTH.
Train No. h Train
Leave Charlotte, *7 00am *]
CliCAtrr, 9 54 am «
Columbia. 13 16 p m *
^SttrSW. 4 M p“ 1;
A fVwdMM a a At»w AV-r, nixa wtu «m
vtemmrs:
mmmp to KaI/waV A oo. x» tt Wattao t
Vuri itthraMtn w* ■OMBBtralUi
lo wwoder »o fat 1
** Kri» very far it < I
Letua Icaru it . I
l v To.diourtUAtna i«l
Ihe fivaskei of rewl
v >Ul iumI ©aaetib. j
l*retaiu wore to il
f l| d godlioeaa. l"| n
•“ *UGng aud tb I
“Ron uon-esacnM I
"* las generous at J
•’ho differ from u |
x " «»y leas, “1 aa. |
Aixdloa, I am of 11
'•fix denoaiinatii I
emphasis t.ii
Ghrist.” So shall I
^ the Spirit iu thl
^ r - I>r. Joseph
G. & C. Railroad.
>AM&X<»IS TXAIK* nu Aattr, B*U* T *
vilX KuUt Tmiu. oa SoaUt C*iwllaa
•Uml at m4 Iowa ; ri* Wain* r«1*C North »••
mrth <m> CUrtau*. ColawaU and Aafaria- »»1 VII-
lairtMA. CninaWt ul Avuta XaUroaSa.
twenty minute* spent to
too MmUi ...... till a. a
aWm ...... MS
Iftlmny He*
ostewr i« r m.
halloa AW
Arrtva at SeeaarHI* .... Him
DOWS „ t . v .,.
Lmv* 0n**avUU 7:30 a. m.
- US)
MmUi; 11:11
InSmy - to r m.
... - - 4:*>
Arrt** at OntaaAu • - flip- *"
Asfferatm Jiramch and Mne tttihjt iHvit-
JT* , ton.
aoar*. " Wa • 1
Imtc VuMU . 4MS a. ■ Arrtw 7 1.1 j> m.
waking up, after the aye* are
aad ia turning over sod •tretrbm
tbe limbs, do aa mseb graai as sowm
sleep, b-vivi-w- the oimrattotia ret tb
though the upright «oa»t within wart
always oo the watch for the straight
sat way to the end to rlow. It waa
went of character was always exer
creed to detecting ground* of trust,
rather than m aaslysing the ourvapt
motives of ImwrntMal oratsaacs. flat
to did not ivaaitl aut hmniat Mfo os
Mfe WRw- U wa* to him always Ihe
"fight of fifth/ ant la say spec ala
ties, bat in n ilrlirtlr mmrltisl hisi
Aad to a genii ware* ef aalare, which
•feff la aa a
qilfiaiilty to the hamrt, «
aaaojae* gallop where
before It was to a creep,
refi fehaagfitty. Tbl* t
boametog oat ad W a*
i|MN|K 'feMp angfe qgp. hn
wall hrwahre. to il equally good. Fat a
mist id waxme amt altska (li<> unith<<:*
gw-waww wms w mai^rw * wam^^o rewn^m^MFSP
thawegh the wat|r.. JVhen they look
vhfto finer thgm to water and pal
them ia the sarehlue, or to* warm
r;u*Utto* In cooversstfon
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