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F)rtle Advertiser.
Are the Wicked Immortal?


investigation, if not Of reform. ii nigh,
not be amiss to make Il statement OF
two in relation to the above. question
And first it would it wise. il no,
popular, to inquire what rs they
Scriptures: They in most emphatic
terms declare man mortal. and in
danger Of losing his chance oi eternal
life. Life to the sinncr-and all are
sinncrs--is suspended on conditions
Says the Master, ''if thou wilt enter
into life keep the commandments.
Again, BLESSED are they that do his
commandments, that they may have
right to the tree of life, and enter in
through the gates into the city" -
OF this class of testimony there is no
lack. And ON the other hand it is
evident that il an individual can be
destroyed he not immortal. Thus
we read, 10 you who are troubled
rest with US, when the Lord Jesus
shall be revealed from heaven with
his mighty angels in flaming fire,
taking vengeance on them that know
not God, aud obey not the gospel Of
our Lord Jesus Christ, who shall be
punished with everlasting destruction
from the presence Of the Lord and
from the glory Of his power. -
OF those who hive their part in the
second resurrection it is said: sire
came down from God out of heaven
and deso,rea than" Now it is evi.
dent il that is Everlasting destruc-
ton" and they have no resurrection
from that second death, they are not
immortal. But says one, their inmor-
tai soul-lmmortal soul. That con-
struction Of language never once
occurs in the whole Bible, and is as
unjust a sentence as 10 say, holy
devil. Life aud death are opposites.
'.If we, through patient continuance
in well doing seek for an immortality"
we shall have it in the "world to
come" But "the wages" or reward,
''of sin is death
The chief objection To the doctrine
Of eternal torment, or life in eternal
misery. and its legitimate result, is
that it is evil, only evil, and that CON-
tinually, and is SANDER Of the great
Jehovah and his government. Simply
because men OF learning and piety
have beloved it is no argument in its
favor Luther believed that prayer
changed the bread aud wine into the
'sreal presence" did that make it SO?
or do good and learned men in ortho-
doxy now entertain this catholic
dogma?
1t may not be generally known that
such men as Bishop T. Newton, Sir
Isaac Newton, Thomas Dick, Bishop
Wately, DR.. Samuel Clark, DIR. VIM.
Paley, Rev. X. Clark, Bishop Law
and DR.. l. Watts, did not believe in
the too common sentiment Of eternal
torment. 1t may however be true
that some Of these were troubled
with the doctrine Of universalism, or
a sort Of improved purgatorialism.
But. light is shining, and the Bible
student need not follow DIR. Beecher
back into a existing state for the
origin of sin, nor beyond this world
in the future for its end. 1t is, never
theless, fact that the "conhict Of
ages" is about to eliminate, and men
Of reflection will accept one or other
Of two more sensible views, namely,
universal salvation, or destruction, OF
the wicked. Between these two the
careful Bible student will have but
ono choice. JESSE DoRcAs.
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Housewife, Penn, it 10 said, can
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A lady, In reply u some guests who
praised the mutton on tue table, said:
"Oh yes, my husband al ways buys the
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FIFTY YEARS APART.

They sit in tho Winter cleaning,
And the IRE burns bright between;
One has pass'd seventy Summers.
The other inst seventeen.
They rest In a happy silence,
Asthe shadows deepen last;
One lives In coming future,
Aud one In long, long past.
Each dreams Of rush Of nsnsie.
And q question Whispered low:
One will hear II this evening,
One heard 1t long ago.
Eacl, dreams OF q loving husband,
Whose brave heart Is here alone;
For one the Joy Is coming,
For one the jos hns flown.
Each dreams offs life of gladness,
spent undor the sunny skies;
AndbOth the hope and the mem'ry
shine In the happy eyes.
Who knows which dream is the brightest
And who knows which Ia the best.
The sorrow andjoy are mingled.
hut only the end 10 rest.
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An exchange says: Not long since
heard sung In church the anthem
"ROck Of Ages" 10 which there IL q
colo to the words, ''Shouid my tears"
ETC., which was sung AS follows
"Shoo-hoo-hood my-hi-te-hears
FOr-ev-er-her fow-ho,
Sho-hoo-hood my-hi-ze.
No languor no-ho,
Thi-his for-hor s-hin could
No-hot ah-ha-to-hone,
Thon-how muh-hust sca-hav".
And the how al ha lone.
In my hands no pri-hice | bring,
Simply 10 the craw -hoss hi cling.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-10


U~NpRoDUcTIvE FRAUDS. limitations and
commercials OF 81 established, popular res
t~oratlve, although mlschievous In their direct
effects, are Indirectly beneficial In some re-
spects. They teach the community to rate at
Its Just value the preparation that has been
Simulated and pirated. The reputation and
sale o. Hostetter's Stomach Bltters, for exam
pie, have been greatly enhanced blythe at
templs that have been made to supplant It.
The dupes of imposture who from Lime TO
i. me have been Induced by plausible false
hoods to try some worthless succedaneum for
the standard tonic of America have Invariably
returned to 1t in an enthusiastic frame of
mind, ready to champion Its merits to the
ulterm0st. The warInest ~psnegyrists OF Its
preventive and curative properties are those
who nave weighed the nostrums of envlous
adventures In the balance aud found them
wanting. In a pecuniary point OF view. all
attempts tn undermine the popularity OF this
medicine have proved advantageous to the
iproprletors. and except for the sake of pro.
;tectlpg the public, the game OF exposure
would not be worth the candle.
decl0 tuthsSD&w
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4 PLEASANT OCCASION.

The Tuilers Observation-Disclosures at
the Masonic Temple--Preseneation TO
the Architect by the Workmen-Tho
Speeches, Sc.
The building committee Of tho Masonic
Temple gave an entertainment In the temple
last evening TO the workuen who have been
employed by the Devereux Brothers in the
construction Of the building. A large number
of white and colored labcrers were present, az
were also the Devereux Brothers and many
prominent Masons. Several huge bowls OF
punch were provided, which evoked much
good feeling and many good sayings. The
colored workmen were especially delighted,
and manifested their feelings In frequent out
bursts OF untutored eloquence, which contrib.
uted largely to the merrlment of the occasion.
The workmen had prepared o pleasant sur
prise for Mf. John d. Devereux In the Dur.
chase Of an elegant gold pen aud pencil case.
which was presented to that gentleman BY
Mr.. John KerrIgan In suitab e and well-chosen
remarks. Mr.. Devereux made a short re-
spouse, thanking the giyers for the CHI, and
Mr.. Kerrigan for the handsome manner in
which 1t had been presented. At the conclu-
sion OF Mr.. Dsvereux's remarks, three hearty
cheers were given for him, ndthree more for
Grand Master 3. 8. Bruins, who acknowledged
the compliment in bis characteristic style. 8;
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-10
The New York Cotton Market.
NEW YORK, D cember

NEW 1Ohh, ~ CeluUeT D.
Tho financial Chronicle says: The market du-
ring the past week has improved, bur the advance
in prices has been quite irregular for Cot on on
The spot. On Monday a general revt. Ion was
made IN onfc'al QUOTATIONS.; ordinary was ad.
YaDced Nc. good ordinary reduced NJ. mtddltng
advanced ~. and good middiing adydnc d ~.
Wednesday thee was q further general advance
Of nc to 19Kc for rniddilDg upIands. and 1sXc for
low middIings. Receipts at The port un to Tours
pared with the pr, viou: week. asyregatiog on
Wednesday night according to the reports TO
the Cotton Exchange, only 83,052 bales for I'VE
days. against ol.04 for The corresponding period
last week. In the meantime foreign adVices were
Str ny. stimulating q brisk export demand,
although shippers were embarrassed TO some eX.
teLt by tho scarcity and hlgh rates OF ocean
1reighiS. There Was also q good business for con-
SUMPTION. Un Thursday. however. The receipts at
the Forts aggregated 20, 900 bales, and Liverpoolre
ported q reduced volume OF business, under
which circumstances our market became tame,
but the late advance was maintained. To-day
there was 4 6rm opening, and about noon higher
prices were asked, but the emand proved mode.
rate and the close qnief. For future delivery
ment until the close 0f Wednesdays business,
With large transactions for December anu jam.
airy. Y.sie'dly There was \ reac lon. but to-day
the opening was stronger with sales Of 100 bales
for December at l9c, and 100 for February at
19Ac, but tile close for those months was 1.l6c
The prices for futures last reported were
lbasIs low middllng) Is 1880 for December, 10
10 lilo TOT April, 20 for May and 2okc for June.
The total sales OF this descript on for the week
are 81, $50 bales. For immediate delivery the
total sales foot up this week Is, 1853 bales, includ-
Ing 9647 for export, 1922 for consumption, Az for
speculation and 1888 In transit.
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LOCAL LACONIcS.

,Fn key A-gNt -.
sahJames Jones, colo,ed, was detected IN tne
act Of stealing q lot of lead pipe rom Ine
Hnanlsh bark Aurella yesterday, END was
looked mn in the main Guardhouse.
.TrIs, Justice John g. Mackey commi1tea
s,x Goose Greek negroes to Jail yesterday for
;.,ai a. next term OF the Inferior Court on
a charge of oow.stealing and killing.
the. Rt. Rev. c. 7. Quintard, Bishop OF
genpeasee, arrlvedin the city yesterday, and
r. IN guest Of Blshop Howe. 1t Is under
FOOD that he will remain here for seVerai
aass. and he will doubtless preach In one OF
tns.H Episcopal churches on Sunday next
ssM.lnavalanche Of fruit is a very welcome
;,isitation; In vsewot the approach ofthe holi-
DAYS; and that Is Just wha. that enterprising
arm. Messrs. Paul, Welch & Co. announce in
to-dai,s News. Their carsoes Of the luscious
urodocts OF the West Indies Just in are e1-
osedingly tempting.
Z,Aiiule white boy was thrown by a mule
isBroad street, near Church. on Sunday al
ternoon. The back part Of his head struck the
oobble stones; and was so seriously injured as
tkareennder him ipsensible. He was carried to
the once Of Dr.. Desapssurs who administered
the proper remedies to; restore consciousness,
bnt without avail. TIE skull was not frae-
tared, but the constuslon was 30 severe That
Ills fhought the child will die.
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A CHARMING Book. for boys and girls, Is
..rhe Cha,terbox," for 1872, bound In orna-
mental boards. It Is profusely illustrated: Inc
reading matter Is of a pure and elevated tone,
indeed there is much In 1t to instruct 'children
of a larger growth" but written in so pleasing
and simple style as to make 1t highly interest
Ing to the youthful mind. We would advise
narsnts at once to go to Fogartie's
pository and secure a copy, as the aaVlces
from the English publishers are That Inc eot-
lion Ia exhausted, and no further orders can
=. ,,nnI,od d%ecl0-tuths3
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TIE MASONIC TEMPLE.
Dedication Ceremony To-day.

DedtCaIIOu OCECAAoA
The dedication ceremonies Of the new Ma
sonic Temple begin at one O'CLOCK This aiter-
Nom. AS already stated In The NEWS the
| Grand Lodge will at noon open its session a.
the Odd Fellows Hall, corner OF King ana
Liberty streets. At half'past twelve O'CLOCK
the subordinate lodges of the city Will meet III
reoa,,a at Holiness Lycenm, when the mem
nars will proceed to form two parallel lines,
extending from the Odd Fellows Hall TO the
remn,e. in which each lodge will Jake a POSI-
t,on according TO the date of Its charter, with
rho oldest lodge In the first position. Between
,hese lines the Grand Lodge will pass IN pro
oession under the charge of acting Grand Mar
shal Zimmerman Davis, assisted by Brothers
]. Ogr.n and A. T. Smythe. The following Is
The programme Of the dedication:
/. Opening Anthem by the C~holr-'Bow
II. Grand Masters Address of Welcome.
III. Architect delivers Implements TO Inc
Grand Master.
". Uncoverlng of the Lodge, with music
". Conservation Prayer by the Grand Chap
lain.
vii. Anthem BY the Choir-"Night Shades
vii. Address by n. W. Henry Bulst, 2. g.
TX. Anthem by the Cholr-"How Bright
K. Collection by the Grand Stewards for
the relief Of destitute Mssons, their widows
and orphans.
XII. Benedlction.
The following are the names Of the presid-
ing officers:
r 9. Bruins, of Charleston, grand master;
General ]. B. Kershaw, Of Camden, deputy
grand master; James A. Hoyt, OF Anderson,
Senior grand warden; James Blrnie, Of Green
Vile. junior grand warden; Il. W. Schroeder,
of Charleston, grand treasurer; B.. b.
Campbell. of Laursns, grand secretary; Rev:
A. Toumer Porter. VI Charleston, grand
chaplain: WIN. Elliott, of Beaufort, j. 81.
YiiIeneuve, OF Cheraw, senior grand deacons;
W. L. Reid, OF sCheraw, F. B. Hacker, Of
Charleston, junior grand deacons; B. A..
Mncke1fuss, OF Charleston, W. L. West, OF
GreenvIlle, grand stewards; 81. D. Corbet, Of
MeyersviIls, grand.pursuivant; Colonel J. zlm-
merman Davis, A. T. Smythe, J. Ogren,
grand marshals OF the day; W. A. Wilson, Of
Charleston, grand tiler.
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MEDI0AI SOCIETY OF SOUTH CAR
OLLEA.

Taeaninety-second anniversary meeting of
the safedlcal Society OF South Carolina was
heldsyesterday. ct twelve O'Clock. DR.. Man
ming simons was reelected secretary. and DR..
Il. w Desaussure, Jr., was elected treasurer
and librarian. Drs. ". F. Robertson and E. L..
Parker were elected trustees OF the Roper
Hospital. The following committees were ap-
pointed Committee on Epld' mics and Meteor
ology-Dra. J F. N. Geddipgs and R. A. Kin
loch..S Committee IN Acconnts-Drs. T. 8.
Thompson. J. q. Bdist. and George e. Trescot.
Committee on Books-Dre. w. q. Hugpr, VIC.
Ravenel, n T. Grange slmons. In the eve
ming, . ~convivlal celebration of the annlver.
sary was held at Tully's.