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THE LUTHERAN VISITOR, CHARLESTON, 8. C., SKITEMBER 11, 1874 H^lft of meeting with bis good jyjy * daughter of Rev. Q. Haiti Tirf or. Sr.. deceased. Mr. Hendrix tad lady interested in oar wel ^ glad to meet a*, bat truly sorry a, find o* in such bad health. Since gt have been here they have done jU they can to make us comfortable r a hannv. 'Among the hundred* of inhabitants and visitors of tho place, they 1116 tbe oul ‘ V two w ° hare ^ that we knew. They took us to dttir place of boardiug, mode us as nT ^fr.rtablo as they could, until Mr. llemiT .x could look around and ee- a • iaco of boarding for us. HickoryQuit* a idaco of resort for istw&df and board, at this season of the year, in private houses, is pretty hard to find. There are two hotels with splendid accommodations. How <*ver, we have very comfortable quar tets at Mr. Weisiger’s in a retired n-rt of the town. We have been eriy that has beau acquired la WaJ ha!la has bera steered by the par mmm giving It in such a way m to toaka it Impossible for the creditors of the old institution to take U away, hence I have always regarded it as exceedingly unprofitable to bo doting about question* relating to what waa done previous to the snrreudn of the Newberry property to tbs New berry creditor*. Alt is gone, lire deem ably gone, and settled forever Like (bat targe and prosperous financial institution ever which Bro Honour so long and so ably presided, it has gone into “forbearance of dis closure.” The courts hare made an end of it, and to them should be referred the ahriehers for “light.” Wbat has been done dace thea la recorded in the hooka of the iaallta tion, as such things are aeoally done in all other institution*, and open to the inspection of all who wish to look at them. The financial part of these records waa one* carefully pee pared for publication, the manuscript offered to ttyuod, and tty and refused to publish because (1) they did not wish to incur the expense, and (J) because they had appointed eighteen Christian tuen, tn whose honor and efficiency they ooofided, to ate that thing* were proporly conducted ~~ And for several year* the Rev. Mr Honour himself waa a member of that Board, when it waa not only his privilege, but bit solemn duty to go to Walballs, and unearth and expose the “raw.head* and bloody bone*” which the distempered imagi nation* of aoaie unknown “people” have buried there. In the reports of the treasurer* aud secretaries of the iaatitatioo which are so seelouslj rm.ci.vd, it was only asked and intended to fur Utah u statement of the accomplished results of the year, and oa two ooea sious, u> my distinct recollect too. wheu more vtdumiuous statistics sere offered to tty nod, the pmhiscntMm of these transcripts from the booh* was declined for the reasons already stated. Hence, if there is a College Board “on this continent, or tn the world, that has managed its affairs more openly and publicly than New berry College has done,” we would be glad to hear of it, that «« might follow its example! And now, in conclusion, let me take illy seat, like the poor, deputed publican, at the fret of that “elder soldier, aud much better,” and try to profit by bis “good, feeling" **»d vice.” 1. “Curb your temper and subdue your indignation.” Verily, I never knew, until the month of August, in the year of grace 1ST» that when a man or set of men should be accused of having done what never was done, and they, in plain, calm and emphatic language, deny the charge, that such dental waa an exhibition of “ill-temper" ami “irolig uation.” When Pant said, in reply to an unjust accusation, “1 am not mail, most noble Festas,” be most have lawn in a terrible fit of “tern per” and “indignation.” When the converts, on the day of lVntorost, were incorrectly accused of being drunk on new wine, Peter must have been in an awfut “temper” when he said, ‘‘These are not drunken, nut ye suppose.” But let ns suppose that my defence of the Board and Faculty was an “illtempered" and “indig nant" defence, the accuser was “a private correspondent of the editor," of whom Bro. Honour says, “I do not know who the private eorre spoil dent of the editor is.” Is it not therefore somewhat “mirabile diets" (wonderful to be told) that the teacher and exemplar of a loving Christian “temper 7 ! should labor ao hard to share and to perpetuate the quarrels of other men f Whilst this seeming conflict be tween precept and example is a little confusing to a poor, ignoraut fellow, who has no more sense than “a stal wart negro” at a “camp meeting, vociferating, in a stentorian voioe, hullabulloo” I will nevertheless try, in all sincerity, to “curb” my “tem per, B which, whatever* it may have been towards others, bos always been towards Bro. Honour a teoi|wr of sincere affection and brotherly lovet . I can not close this article, already too long, without bearing testimony to the superior excellence of Bro. Houour’s polemical ethics and the accuracy with which they are illus trated. “Declamation is not argument.” How glad we are of that I As it follows that when the President of the Board of Newberry College and his defence of the institution is com pared to a “stalwart negro” at a Methodist camp-meeting, “vocifer ating, in a stentorian voice, hulla- bullooy hullabuUooit is no “argu ment” against the College, its Board, or its Faculty; it is ail “declama tion P “Nor,” says onr author, “is aaser- j tion demonstration.” tight—that ttywroitoal (imwMm who nndertak* to foot Into these things con ooly bo credited feqr pNfy fftfl ggjgg£ Hgy IfejigH —ell Ibis afford* no "demon slraltaa” that there hi earthing wrung with the College | it is simply “osawr to whom be sit the glory end praise. A Thai la the opinion of this boxy the action of tho Geweral ttynod in refsttoa to the transfer of the Lu therwo Vtofeor, and its acceptance of tho ansae, ns well a* the provision made far its continuance, and fature editorial and general management, waa highly jodicAoos; and we berrby fdetfpr ourselves to make use of all proper mean* to enlarge its cireala tion and increase Us efficiency A That ns the opwof smtimmi of this ttynod, U doubts the pulicy and propriety of revising the Book of Worship at this oariy day in its 416 •odiensa tnembers of ilieir annual '»W«CU B i r , nrriaonl>urg i r ® 8 °lution question nt in *f to take th« popular b’o* sound f* and the R*y t ff in the di*. narked th*t o oducHtion,* 8 au element “The bdvan- questions xt annnal re. “ °tbsr sec- place nnths of the tonir, alterative sod regslstiug ingredi ents of the flitters would I* comparative- Ijr is«*f1 if they were not, so to speak, eer- rrid to the toeslitk-s where they are re quited by the stimulating agent. The cant wl.irh protest* against the use of a purs sloMir fluid, w hea employed as a mews of giving full (-fleet to medicinal «xtra. I* of the highest utility, is the cant of rhsriatanism. Kerry intelligent phy- (Wm eo dwmrtrrisM it, and the sick who are griped, emtvulaed aud debilita ted by the nauseous aud disgusting nos trums of the parties who pot it forth, ( VOXITAKT KMPLOTMIMT.—At Worse. Man sr 1/ f «•*)«. |> s vrssk vsrruut *» csytlsl iw- I alnd I’srtbmUr* sad nlwM* mu*»I« Ml firs*. ddre-M witW letsrs MMf, C. IQU, wfUtsssstagfe, > f. t*H-*s hrwJthi we . "MW S -T'T T “Bor (la) tho nan s4 epithet* tog**.* Oh account ml the t'sfhrge, we hod this with (Might, ns It would seem frmm tbi* that the institution will nfl^wuffrr nay "togtoaF dHriamml Anns (1m pmmmuNmm *mC applying to tho l*re»idsnt of Ms Booed “epithets” of "ill temper," M iinliff(kfftk( ^ iwam^p IE **fcswi4#o#. O^^WWOUgJp^^^^^^^^W W-g SO (O I .-(W * * ^ sting negro," no., etc., and I am sore that that iswr. wnwrothr fuuctioosrv will taka it nil in tho very host of “tamper.” The Orest PreeerTtr of Smith.—Tab- un'i IrmiTucuT Satins* Arssuirr earn always b* railed ayes s* s pleaasst siU, iputy awl fod. tie* «ara Is all urn of CmU«wm, Dyayoyais, HnrtVtn, tUk Hwild", ladifactlOB, Sow Ids ask. Liter Cwsyistsl, BUMsaseaa, Flatslaaey, FsL s*a« of Blood, sad all lalaauaaiory CoaylalaU, wkora a f*stte, eooUaf wtkuSc U rsqairad So nays U« Chowtst; a* aaya Dm FkyaleUa ; «* asjra tho (Ml lawlwi roilt of Um dMlMitk eostsiy. Hood jro lk*s, sad ho sot wUhost a Ml* la IS* hon*« Bo- for* ttf* U Uayorllod, doal J adldouoly with IS* sywy- USM. RowuaSor that (So aUfkl latoraal dloosdor of l*-d*y may Womb* u oSadaato, laearahle dtooaae (o. ■sorrow. Soli by all Arsgflato. Kept 11 (HXJ—6m) 2t •non find to their sorrow that it is a de lusion and a ana re. Hcmtctter’s Hitters, the great sanitary stimulant of the age, k to the trwwt sense of the words, a ubotoaome, vituluiug, rroovatibg prepa ration. * to thlHt our thnnka, Church Notices. Jtkdgippi SyaoL muniesnts. The Nineteenth Conventioif of tlie Evangelical Lutheran Kynod of Missis hppt will mtoi (D. V.) at New Ilop<‘ church. Ausia county, Miss., at 10o'clock, A. M., on Kntnrday, Oct 24th, 1874. Members of Kynod and visitors who design cussing by railroad, and who will give basely notice of the r d of citizens b College «a- irau church. j 8 introduced Fresideut, a« hecaaion. iker—hia Hi i. k the Man" ks orih of the by steal a ml btiona 1 ever Inguage was P ery elegant. P » 8 the first E er officiated WMversity ot l<lre*a before |»> of the iu |n[»oo the oc- loueunceU by Is one of the luml lie ever | ,n y equal*to I Alma Mater A an analysis Itho College, llaptatiou to le mind was ftumalizcd in Istaudiug of 1 students of I professions. I the address, l>n the merits 1 v thick.” ' I n I organ iza- Is that Itoan I Hie young I ' nr Kug their im ■ They work m.! emat ie, dirt I - Itt.r inns Iti ling. ■ >.> lAiolt. r > hmniMBi mft IttMpMI MMMHP to the un- dorsigned, will be uwl on Friday morning at 11 o'clock, A. M., at Kalita station, on the Kosciusko imutch road. A. K. IfzSAOAv, tor friars *f btfood and Pastor loci. Tim following charges oontributed ovwr emits per member, tor ttyn odkul pur pones, via.: Richmond Mta II sad *■* «W( tfco boat a«w mO Brory to- dnsul rally warrastod for tiro ysan Prteo as low *• (Bo uelwlu aao of tfco *oty Boat walortala sad ts* MOW tLuroach wortnsasahiy will permit. TB* yrlaSyal alaalsM aot! eompcoewsadUm |i>«s* ysiafca- •lay pafclti. of Um Seats eeyertaUy. aalte la (U as*s- lasnu *«rdie( of the oaperkcligr of the STUFF P IA VO. The Draanurr of owr taatraiaeaiii U folly eeUAUeS. ed by ei« Slaty School* asd CoUegoa la the Sooth, ■alaii oeor »» of oar Plaao*. Sol* WMaaale Aaeata for seeeral of the principal man b farlarer* of Cabinet aad Parlor Orgaaa ; prises fiuM V*> to ssao. A liberal dUeoast to CtergysM* t burrhVIlie, Waynesboro, Smith Synod of South Carolina, K C IlntlsMl, who bus Tbr Fifth-th Annual Convention of the Kvditfdinl I^ulbrtsn Kyuud ot South CsroUna will Iw told at Mt. to-luuion, Onuigi-lwig mmntjr, K, toginning on Thursday morning, (Vtolwr 19th, 1874, at tt>wV4(M k Minietens and detogauw coming by pub- Ik conveyance should reach Orangeburg early on Wednesday, the 14th of October, whence they wrltl U takes, in private eouvcyutMtt*. to the church. A. K. Ri i>e, Cor. Kcc’y tttrasbnrg. Newport, Capon, Harris on burg, (Travel ttfsings and New wff m e SL u * ,• >u e u* Si !»<-* ,, , «u s *i fifflg tiUMI in v mlp tAUlll. New llsvcn and 1‘rewioa, bnviag an aggregate ssrnilirfwhiti of 41111. did not cncitrib ato anything. I V. ffuuAsy scbuuil scholar ^ in si Iffpdnnce, L«Tl nmncmt "Um»M, That It Is the sineete nsrirtim of this ttynod that the cun tn buttons daring the next > car to the KiMmaI Fund, from our I oda,'a.t.>iLn Sli fie A .-W Su|MM(hi*uf Mi -Ma. ^ MWSwl. tost*, |eofHr, *houmi prose tn an aggregate mi mil bum than an smafe of SO orals |mr member; nod that aa pas tors and delegate* we will use faith fnl effort to ncwronpiish this end.” M R Mnv.HK ii.MiWjr J. F. OnmptMdt, Ik Ml (MJbert, J. fttnwblna, and It. IX ffaNand, having b )i* ia 1 ^ i, !f § * ri S 8 dh CNl *m fRfTI'( * ^g T qj* f-t *!f tkjfi ** CHAfi- X. 8TIEFF, Wsix-rooms, No. 0 N. Liberty St., Bxltimoke, Md. Factories, 84 A and 88 Camden St., and 45 A 47 Perry 8t. Alar 15 295 lv •t ineorruptilde iategrity, ff^N|k ff| IkOTfr tt | r| 4T 'Ik^tUi ^ SffNbUk 8 r have made the to a e« ,t Memtoiu of Kynod and visitor* are re quested to give tindy notice to the nn- derskgncd, Oraagebarg, 8. C.. and they will to ~those rowing from above— at Lewisville; and those from below, at <*vwa»getMtrg—with.eonvcyances wn Wed nesday, the 14th. O. A. Hold ii. Pastor loci. Aaguvt 91st, 1874. ars rewarded for their time, labar, and expense, nub implied oerus* iwitl* 01 rxkfff tt|*f IOO MM MdbfVffNIMMICil in office And nil this is tn be Ibn |»f11 |f|yy* (tiii| ^ |gn^ Mj ItedP'AI to contribute tn tbs Cut leg*, “I pray tbee bsvw um eacnsmL* Howwvmr tnorh Bra. It. himself might daphnes such a t can It, )et every enemy sf New OTWITSTANDING the panic, we an- now opening the finest stock of READY-MADE CLOTHING Gents’ Furnishing Goods, STYLISH HATS, Etc., Etc., ATTSiTicExr.r?: I Bavws aw4 m» Bwofy. ao riABst nnA OS os or s44r— DR. J. O. RECK, tuomn, obvql 311 eowKt the church anal her ieedtntiaaa, will thank Mm for that mri Verily, a* fogy ^k8 MMN' t M8 Tliat can be found in the city. Our stock has been selected with great Care, and for Style, Finish and ITice, ia unsnrpasecd. For the Lutheran Visitor. “Tht Composing of Which Has CRvin but Little Satisfaction to the Writer/’ MM IM ISlirWT 1V IM. IU I* IsAos »«-r IVri . e»w« aiuwntoi (Ab ttynml of ftonth Carolina In flast appimmhhag, and an my yeraraut CMmaeutmn with tbe Coiiege Runrd will then finally cease, I mnet re quest that nil tbe hooka, paper*, archives, rift, ete, belonging to tho inaUlotioti be tiwougbt there foe la apertiou. It I* desirable that there should be *a«h an exhibittou, “light” —whatever that may moan—-ns will finally satisfy all, antes* it be such ns “leer darhaaoa rather than light,” lu order to be able to say, “I pray thee bave am excused.” And with this final "hultabuttmb* t bhl tbe self appointed rbamphm of the "editor* private (oroopeadetil" and this unorteoam dtoraimioii a dn liful adieu tV, tt How RAX, year twelve mittioa dal bus »t. and drank every mat of ItiSIV. Kliu A It ROT towruu, At. 310—Cm tbe Contra! Mission Committee ot tbe tiruerni tty nod, tteuth Tbe following epvmtntnmnto were made to visit the field* set opposite their u smew: Tie* pastor of .Mason charge, Putnam ; Revs. J, II Cupp aud I*. 11. Miller, Oakland and l*ied- moat; Rev. P. Miller, Page County ; Rev. J. It. Barb, BrUlgvoater. Rear Visitor: In your iaaue of August 28tb, uiy venerable, erudite aud much-esteemed friend, tbe Rev. J. H. Honour, strives, in a long and labored article, to make himself ex ceedingly merry and the undersigned supremely contemptible, in a review of the affair* of Newberry College, which jre must hail ns one of the wry few instances in which onr venerable brother has ever evinced »u interest in that institution, one way or the other ! The spirit and the practical results of the article in question will only tend further to cripple the plans of Syuod for the more pci miiueut estab lisbnmit of the College, and to fur tber agitate the oft-implied, oft asserted and oft-refuted charges of “incompetency” “concealment,” “for bearance of disclosure,” “dishonesty,” etc., etc., against the Faculty and Board of Trnatecs. It will be remembered by every careful reader of the Ftritor that I was editorially and otherwise called upon, in pablic print, to give in formation and impart “light” con- cerning the College. But no qnes- tion was asked, no subject was mentioned on which “light” was wanted, it wa s simply a “hulla* bolloo’’for “light,” ■‘light* “light,” Our Custom Department Is replete vrith a choice line of Foreign and Domestic Cassimeres and Vestings, Which we axe making to order under a guarantee to please. Call early for Boys’ and Youths* Cloth ing and Hats. R. ft W. C. SWAFFIELD. , AjW 10 99—tf iran Visitor 8 2 5 O O A Y E A R to*At witk owr (nil COMBINATION PROSPECTUS. LIST THING EVER TEIST. lu-mlay, Au ii board the l1 lor Char v ride of six gh road, we > a* the sun cstern hills. | and dusty, leans fdea*- Lite toallti. L tho It ml riOt'bS* L iu other h, tho croprt [ Along the Karolina tin* Is w intro, wad ibml Brow (11m, Ktebslbrogro, llujjb**, MdtouwL mu4 P. It. Ilillsf. miAoqar* In iv-MpwMMr to tbs «mmmwnirsttoo of Uw fk W. V*. ttv w*«l in rabtasm to lb* boblisig «f “a Onikq«ii« of tlTO <li8vrw( Un at tbe Lotbersa Church l« lbs Southern Stetra," It A ««ros srosalliMii ha* kers eaosrd is Itownr hi It i>wish Cstbnlle rirctoo by the .1 . - j Wfc.SeWM i-tofim-iMM -M*n Ml SM Stiff I La I ,, Bali I RW lipilWII CffTfimtil VI IflAl CflQITM” TAm’ sum* d tike sssramq,.|ia Ihboosho fossa* ra* He was a parish priest, * Doctor of Diviatty, said be ton pnlnMor ot phi losophy at the Yrikaa Kcmimurf, and teorher of nsstbeaastkw at a pedytorhsk 307—fit 280—eowlv Theological Seminary of the Evangeli cal Lutheran Church at Salem, Va. flEmo/raf, I. That {« view of tbe end to be subserved that*by. we do csmriljr approve of the holding of said < olloquium 2. That the Tresideat of this body tm aothoriaed to take such steps in tbe lurtbersaoo of Ibis mat ter, «« behall of oar ttynod, as sab neqaent developments may, In bis lodgment, render advisable and ne cessary. TItK URttBRAL SYJtOIl. In retontnro to tbe inmate* of this body, it was Iteoolred, 1. That tbit ttynod does hereby approve of tlie alterations In tbe Cooatltatioo of the Oetieral ttynod, as aoggestrd by the lake 1’resident and reooui mended to tbe uoasidera tion of that body ; and our delegates are directed to briug this action to the notice of tbe General ttynod at its next convention. £ That we are gratified to bear of tbe good measure of success that has attended tbe operations of tbe Theological He mm ary located at tta lent, Va.; and we heartily endorse tbe action of tbe Ueoenil ttynod with reference to tbe oetabUehmeut of another professorship, aad the effort inaugurated by tbe ladiee of Belem to eadmr tbe sssac. A That tbe appointment of a com m it tee by tbe General ttyaod iu ref erooce to a aramaaaff “ooirrsaKBCR or Tint mybkal ld TIUKKA5 STROIMI IB AMBRK A* meats wiib oar apprabation as a laudable rooremeot, purporting to bave in view tbe allalRmant of a ? the tram He, and we of our life t—no Full* A lie down Lout an last M trot, sod taking i“ [ggage A ii.v Lut finally, kver a road [arrived at [topped off L that the L.ses made Lid have I packed in liurteen of 111 as many |e hotel we L in States It. Charles. In favor or |i we welt! I about' 12 Luts for 11 Inr o’chwjk T HE next Si sKionof the Seminary will open on Thursday, September 3d, 1874. Those who propose to enter are urged to be present at the opening exer cises. It additional information be desired, it can be obtained by applying to S. A. Rkpass, Prof, of Theology. T HE Exercises of this Institution will to ro-mned on THURSDAY, the 3M of Keptemtor next. Tuition, Collcg'te Dept., per 10 mo*., $45 ” Preparatory “ SO " Primary “ - - 90 For further particulars, address REV. J. P. SMELTZER, D.D., President, Walhalta, 8. C. The Kraiigolical Lutheraa* tty nod con Venn!, August -7tb, IK”4, in tbs Evangelical Lutheran church st Mt, Jackson, Va. The session* were well utteuded, both by ministers ami delegates, and were characterised by more than usual harmony and broth erly love. A number of visiting brethren and corresponding delegates from slater tty not)* were present. After tbe usual preliminary exer rises, Ac., an election for officers was held, resulting as follows, via.: Rev. J. Hawkins, l’roaidenl; Her. M. 1L Miunich, Secretary ; Rev. I*. Miller, Treasurer. In accordance with a resolution of Synod, It Incomes my duty to pro pare an abstract of such proceedings ns are of general Interest for publi cation in the Visitor; in reference to which periodical it was Kesoleedy 1. That we are more and more oonrineed that no church, with its institutions and benevolent opera tions, c*u be successful without the general cireolatioti of a good and well conducted church (taper. 2. That it is the sense of this ttynod fifist the Lutheran Visitor, under its present management, la entitled to this dislioetioo. 3. That every member of this ttynod give it his personal support, and endeavor to introduce it into every family of his respect!v* charge. LtTBBARY lUnTITtmotra—BOAKOKS COIXBOB AMD VTAVBTOtt FKMALR (t EM IX ARY. With respect In these two iualitu tioua, it was fUmUend, L That we reoogniae in agencies swsential to a healthy growth of Lutheran ism In Virginia, and on our part a aaerrd obligation to labor diligently in oar respeotiva spheres tn Increase tbe number of The Ff > |>tIsa Mission of the Fniud Prrobytroiaa Churrh. ia Egypt, has a prtotliur Wffke, which is kept l»t»*y on it>- bicrwtwre fro the native Egy |» tiaas. Last year it seat rori aeariy 400.- 0Q0 pages of tracts, tbe demand for which to steadily nw the ieemaae. The IJbe- rian*. toe, are using the printing pram with good effort. A weekly newspaper is pwhltolied at Moemvia ia the interest of Christian missionary work in Africa. BOOK OF WORSHIP Marion Female College, I ESTABLISHED by the Evangelical A Lutheran Synod of 8. W. Virginia, at Marion, Smytto County, Va. The next Sea-ion will comment t on the second Wednesday in (September, and will con tinue fort* weeks, under the management of a full corps of experienced and well qualified teachers. The College bnilding toiug furnished, and being located in a village having superior advantages as to tbe coMt of taWe supplies, the Trustees are cnabli-d to offer the opportunity to secure a thorough education for a much less sum titan is usual, the entire cost in the Literary Department for tlie Session of forty weeks, being from fil40to$l00. The location is convenient, being imme- diatclr on A.M.4 0.R. R-, and ia ansor- paased to !. ,dthfulness, lieing surrounded by the imiuntains of S. W. Virginia. 0"* For Cstalognc or information, ap ply to Rev. J. J. Sherar, Rev. J. B. Grei ner, Marion, Va., or the undersigned, H. C. Stevens, Secretary Board of Trusteet. 804-311. The only scientific, rational and suc cessful mode of treating Catarrh ia the toad that has been devised, consists in applying Dr. Ksge’s Catarrh Remedy with Dr. 1‘wioc’s Nasal Dowcbe (the only method of reaching tbs upper chambers of tbe nose), and taking Dr. Fierce's Golden Msdieal Discovery as Constitu tional treatment. To this thorough course of treatment the disease yields as surely as fire to extinguished by water. The Doacbe and two medicines for fit, by all Druggists. Turkey Antique With gilt clasps, 30 cents extra. Ministers and congregations are re quested to send on their orders at once, to whom a discount of ten per cent, is made. PULPIT EDITION. Price, in Sheep, $3: Arabesque, gilt edge, f 3 ; English Turkey, $4. Ten per cent, discount made to those who buy in quantities. 1 also publish the Evangelical Lutheran Catechism, for the Sabbath-school and Family Circle, by Rev. Jaoob Hawkins. No. I, for beginners, 75 eta* par do*.; No, 2, for classes a little advafioed, 79 cts. per dozen. W. J. DUFFEE, Bookseller, Columbia, S. O It to ao obvious that physical aad cou- *inational vigor to the beat defense against disease, that even the vendors of drastic purgative* advertise them as to nka, aad invigoraats, in tbe hope of enlisting tbe confidence of the pablic in the devitalizing *od pernicious proions. It to amwaing to note how those impostors imitate and copy tbe language ur oc ck to th»* itiH*r I ou board r Hickoryr ride, over ROANOKE COLLEGE SALEM. VIRGINIA beaurifr 1 * beautiful -thq corn N. Of, f* ,ave oven Dur deatn train «•' tend kvliotn He took d Kent ,,K l we A I rei*a»re^ L x , for l»e [cliofito ot [had THE LUTHERAN VISITOR. IS PtrUUSEED gray die tons of tbe diges- md tbs Soweto, and to rob its vital straagtb, they are GENERAL SYNOD, SOUTH. L That we raeogniae la tbe grow ing prosperity of oar literary last! l*trims, aad ia tbe svh»Meea of la crossing strength, rolrart, fiptrUnal tty and liberality of tbs dharebea under tbe cart of tbe Oeweral ttynod, Terns Cash, Strictly In Advance. One copy, per annum $8.00 One copy, aix months............... 1.88 No new names are entered on the sub ■crirtion book, without tbe first payment in advance. All remittancei and communications to be addressed to Rxv. T. W. D08H, ^Charleston, S. C. Hence, when Bro. H. “asserts" that impenetrable darkness envelopes tbe affair* of tho College—that the reports and statements made lu ttynod afford no Churrh nf the ftreat Hess!