Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-02-12

.chrucl and proves IA stumbling block
|toimany0 Ibpagai sthes eopseicpcp md
the world,mayI condemn yet such chris
tians hay, and often do excuse etlienl
selves upoSa tlc7piesi shat cthsfe j, no
Elioedsl tlefa4i5a; GoaIc,06ted all things
for mans e,pioYmfin" but 9 malp ~, 2
Mamany where isSonrt taccpuntabiiitT lfiolG
the in which you use oriabuse, them?a
They that are Christsl have erucciied the
| flesh With the affections and2lusts." aIf
wo live in, thelSpirit, let us also walk N,
tthe Spirit is.F6 rthofruib Of tho Spirit
is in All goodness and righteousness and
truth" "sce that ye walk circumspccty,
not is fools, biit us Wise, iedcehiing the
tine, because the days are evil.p '"rhntt
ye may Northumberland harmless, the
children of God, without rebukc in the
milfftrq9f q crooked and peryerac natiqp.
among WIiom yNSS '!hiihesnss lights in tie
world" hge ti- o. III msH
| Thcatrc-going, hall and going
christians, have you put on the whole
arniih3rr, .fhd layiiig,lone all, doyou stand
lorthei church in your heartlot hearts? |?
rArs yysu known by the fruits iof,hc spirit
or.t4lc works qtthsi flesh and tliel'wprlil? (?
iyou aroa parent, lpray.rYor do'not.
Neaebs. sodr Children to take delight in
,,that spycics Of excitement oxpefitncp,I III
'the theatre, where they mny form false
tastes, a:,l e:Saeg Grated views Of lii, That
may,d,Atlthtniiar 1iioIqaiet raflllsaqind
inioeneos Of haBe sB8 btl$ssfasnnl li$$ss and the sweet
I,theatlse gsnces anil vain glory Of the,
| bail room, where their minds through
/ cSecss OF dissipation may exclude the
wholesome mental discipline oi, sober
thnnght. and the salutory Lessons O., ,scri'
Gus reelection. }i
| Naraget the lcmnlulizing, scn5ualizipe,
! lpMt.ring oglheIe ota the
| NIL tiat'is best and holicst in christian
society is made fit subject for coarse
jest, indc!ieate song, or ribad inuendo.
Where ~ tuc,n.tn is made 10 btisli for
woman, and pity lis .allow man; that
beiig made in Gods own Image he sleuld
50 DEGRADE himself, and become a fool,
toba laughed :,t, and yeg held in utter
contempt.
Thou aads Of onr hard earned money,
4 are sG"anlsga amid sac,! u;tN unDroti
| ,ellca aaciat;oMs, whilc oi.i ehurshcs Ian
1 sash !0r !WHg our places oftlo dead
| f'o.A neglect, 6u,i }n1e* OF orjShaus-
rlanr II them children Of fathers Who
Iic,lios Us, oul homes, ari c.Mntly i3r
tia comforts and nccesafies Of life, BE
ashamed, . christian, who pleads ior
these guilty devices ofSaian.
Arouse thee! Q christian, who art still
battling for Christ and His church here
upon earth; lctus look we'll to our steps,
that others seeing them may take courage.
Letus resolve to love and honor Him
more, who hail. J ved us and washed us
in Flia.o own mosi precious blood :
The housewife vii i,do well sol;ecp her
surplus pepper in q loose paper on m
upper shch.. Mrs. Forbes, Of Neaon
street, is distinguished for that trait of
domestic government. MIR. Il. keeps a
Pcicc of mutton tallow with which he
strengthens his boots in piece Of paper
also. We don't pretend to say that Mr..
Forbes puts his mutton tallow on an up
per shelf or OH any shcliat all, when he
gets through with it. We wouldn't dare
say this in face Of the fact that Mr..
Forbes has always appeared surprised
when it was handed him. But he keeps
j: IN paper, and the advent Of snow on
Saturday morning prompted him to LOOK
for il. Mrs. Forbes had her attention
attrneted TOWARDS him by his getting
down Oh lis hands and knees to peer un-
der the stove. and by'a remark he Incl
dentally dropped 10 the effect that "hc
let he'd build house yet that he could
put thing in and find il again." She
asked him wat he WAS looking for, but