Evening sentinel, Monday, March 5, 1888 · page 3

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SONGS‘INJBI NIIIIII‘.

REV. T. DE WITT TALMAGE’S SER-i'
MON AT THE TABERNACLE.

 

Jubilant lixercluvs at the Morning Serv-
Irc-‘I’hc Bight liar-II
Extended to

of fellowship;
.‘lany 3ft)" ‘lcmlu‘ru.

Thousands to "our the (irfflb ItlItmv.

BIIIIIIII’IY\ Mimi ‘II I Iluvr. Iu-s ill the
Tithernm In this twinning II ere jubilant Ono
limited and IWMII)’ Ill-l“ members“ Izm-
given the right hand of Icllnwship' limiting
the mmnunivunt lllt“ lukfillip four thousand
continuum] and fifty Thousands of Rtmn.
get“; new truism Ilia t.“ peat -:iIrr-r
Ltnimi is and II.. :~ ng IIII. u! I-liulism made
thuszu IJIIIV‘IIILII lublr I-ir_I ioIpII- -.~III-

llItan Ill-"I'l'lltntlllh: I’nliéltgullull, lslby
Cornet and organ. sang: “

5 “1W" earth shall new away.
In the great judgment day
. rum is mine:

'I'hIv In, 1', De: Witt TaInnin, I). 1)., took '
Is the Slllljt‘l‘K of his discourse: "A Sun:-
I'IInI'IirnitIg SI) Beloved. ' Iii-I tI-It was
Isaiah I, I: "Now will I Iing to' my w ill hev
lIIIeIIasmg of tnI' [II-loud " Dr. Taming-a
said:

The most fascinating theme {or a heart
properly attuned is the Saviour. There is
something in thIIi morning: light to suggest
him. and mmething in the evening shadow
to speak his praise. The flower breathes.
him, the .star shines him. tho IvusI'nIIu
phrlnints him, all the ruin-s of na-
ture t'hnnt him. “'hatover is grand, I
bright and beautiful, if you only listen ,
to It will speak his pm ise Wln-u I
mute in the summer time and pluck n flower, I
I think of him who l‘i “tho I’. useof Sharon
and thIv Iilyof the I alley.” When I see in '
thv tiuiiga lamb, I. my, “Bo-hold the, Lamb -
III “III that lulu-tit away the sin of the
world." When, in very hot weather, I eome
under a projwting cliff, I say:

limits of Ines. cleft fur Inc
I»! "w h: III: rinse" in thee.

”WI III‘SUIII fashioned pulpits there wesa
sounding board. I'hc voice of the minister
rose to the >IIunIling board ,nd then was
.struI k back (-1.; tin upon that-amid thei pmple. ‘
And so the ten thousand voimis of Perth r1 I-
intruplimi the heavens u sounding board,
“'IIII'II strikes bank to menu“ of all tho IIa- 3
tinuw tIIIi praisIs' III' ("nrist. 'I‘III- lie-unins tell
his glut I .IrIIl the I- urth shun. his“! handiwork.
"IlIIi lhlu l-i ”Hill“, with on.“ 'rmt .s' tor]. of re-
Ilvmptiuu. l pun :1 blasted and faded puru- ;
dis» it poured the light of a glorious restora-
tion. I: luolwd upIII Abraham from the
ram naught in the thiI-ket. It spoke in tho ,v
bloating oi the III-rIls driven down to Jerusa-
lem for sa-iriiiI-c. It put infinite pathos- into
the swath of utuiI‘Inth fishermen. It lifted
l’aulintothI-R-wnth heaven. and it broke
upon the ear of St. John “ith the brazen
Il'llllllk‘lSilllll the doxology ot' IIIE' elders and
tho rIiwhing wings of the scmpbim.

Instead of waiting until you get shit and
Worn out before you speak III“ pl‘mie} of
(Twist, while your hmrt is bullltltfi‘l, utid your
strip is lightest. :Ind yoanII-rtnmis smile}, and
your puthivn} qussIIan', and thi,» overarching ;
limwizs' drop upon you their benediction. '
IspIi: II; the [lllllbt'n' of Jesus.

’liu-I-ld t; eel; III-atom“ when the} «II: tlII-Ir
:III-ii :II I» .- Illiil entire :IIIII slIIIIIbIIiIIf; . luII'
on» Iron! uith Izliievh the)“ “'nllhl rouse- them 3
III. tutti» ,L’I‘D’EIQ'SI enthmimm. In thIimiils't :
ot‘ :hI-ir IIrzitiIItIs‘thIiI“ Would .stnptltul I'rI'IIIit,.

“Marathon?" and the Invxphv‘s enthusiasm
Would I!“ nnboundIv I. .\I_I' bearers“. though

you lll.’ Iy ii: II‘I- Ins-n lnIriII-Ilnwn with SIIIJII‘III j
than; it tr-IullIi, uIIIl triuls. :anl tIiIIIptnti-Ini
mu}. iiziiuI IIIIII- upun )IIII,;.IIII you frt‘l intrdly
likn looking, up, tin-thinks III“!‘t‘ is our grand,
royal. Imprrnil ‘VIII‘II tint ought IHI'U'IIN' your
.s-“I'III tIv IIItiIIItIi I'IieriI-ing. :IiIvl that nun! is
“Jesus“?

Taking thIisIIginstion ol‘ the tI-xt, I shall
weak in you of t'hri.~t, our snug l remurk,
in tin: lirst pl 1:)» th: It Christ on 'ht to he the
rmdie sung, II hat our ntotlu- -rs“ sun; to Its“
I'vl‘Il‘Il tip-I“ put us I'I s‘IIiv- p is“ Singing yr. “'9 I
mm; have forgotten the words“: but NIP)"
‘I'n‘ttt into the lure? of our .s'IIIIl. and will for- ‘
ere-r be, a part or it. If. is“ lint Is I lnuI‘h “hat
_\'IIIII'I\:“:i::1Il}“ Y‘Ilv’ll )UIII' children as what
_I'v.I:‘..~iEI_‘.: IJIIII‘IIL A hymn has wings and
um III“ rI‘c-IjI'IvhithIir. 0:10 hundred and.
tilt)“ wars (ltlv‘r you are dad, and “Old
.‘lortiiiiij. " has an out his eliisel in re-
Ivnttii mm; Intuit-on the tumlwtnnu. your
great. ;_I III'I“IIIIIII"§’I’| will be singing tlnv song
\TIIII‘II tlib nitrrnuon you sing to your little
ones“ :IItiIzvrIvd about your kin-Ii. There is :I
plun- In Switzerland where, if you distinctly
nit. 1‘ your wire, there come bark ten or tit—
mvvt distuiI-I Pv‘IllIf‘S‘, and every i'hristiau
son; snug III“ it mower in the enrol her child
shall have but thousand echoes coming haul;
from all the gnu-s of heaven. Oh, if mothers
only IIIIII-w ll": power of thIssacml spell,how
mnrh III'zIItII-r tho littlu ones Would be

piitlnml, .IIIII nil our homes would chime

Inf. Itht- songs of Jiisns!

'I‘. .- Inuit some counteracting influence
uponIIIIrIleiIIInin. 'lhe very IIIIIIIII-nt your
I-lIIiIistrI-s Into tin-street, ho .s'tepsintothe
path III' temptation. There are foul mouthed
l’llllill'l‘ll who would like to bosoil youriittle
on. It will not. do to keep your boys and
gIrIII in tho homo and make them house
plums: they must have fresh air and rut-rm-
IIIIII. .Iiml save your children from the
scathing, blasting, dimming influence of tho
Streets? [know of no IioIInteI'aI'ting influ-
IIIII-I- but the pom-r of Christian cultuhvund
Ii;;I:IIplI-. IIIIlIi below your little ones the

 

 

that wimll t'XHl‘l'IS‘U evil from their beam.
lliw to your imtmctiun all the Inseiimtion
ot musnv, morning, noon and night; let it he
.lIi-II,._ tiIeI-rndlv song. This is imlmrtant. ll
your Iihiidrrn grow up. but perhaps they
tiltl} not. Their wthwuy may be short.
.Iwu. may be wanting that I-hiiIl. Then
III» nill be a sIIundIe-ssstep Itttliedmilling,

t.'.vi lin- )‘Iiulllllll pulse will begin
:I iluIter. and little bands will be
li:v Ii IIII“ help. You can not help.

agony will piuI-h 'It

‘I' l :. grunt
II 'II III-Int. and the cradlemll lII-eIIIptI and
lcvv III: our) “ill be euipty,n and the world

3 III «unity. and your soul will be empty.
in hit I» tI-et shuttling on thtI stairs. Nu toys
lil'l‘mlull tIIemI-pet. quuiek following
III rill room to room. Nostrungn and wonder-
IIIv. lllll'nil‘tll'l. XII upturned face, with laugh-
m,, I’III"I')'IN,1‘1D2IIG for n him: but only a
:jt‘,.\ . illlllil wreath of white lllliltllmlfl on the
tap v-f it : and IIitterIlesulutiun,mIIl ouigblug
at I.:v,;lx?t:IlI with no one to put tuba-d, and II
'I’oil pill-III. and a grave, and n wmatb of white
IIII-ssuuiu «In the top of It. The Mummy
shepherd will take that lamb nab-II“ anyhow,
IIIIIIIIII-r youhnvelmn faithful or unfaith-
[uig but would It not inn-I,- lII-I-n plt‘flmlllfl’ it
you could hum heard from those lips the
prairie.“ «It I‘hrim I never I‘l‘flll anything
mowlmutilultbau this nlmutuchlld'l do)
"trim" Them-mum said, "She folded her
IIIIIIIIII. him-II her mother good by, song but
lmnn. turned her Inu- tu thi.i mtll, snidher
“hi“ prayer. nnII then died."

Oh, it I could gatbeflup in one paragraph
the hm, thnlll of the littlooneswho have
gone out from all these Christian circles, and
l I IIIIIII pleture the calm looks, and thetohlul
I ..IIIII~I and meet dim-nun, momma it
would be and Mutual on one at III-av-
em I Moll”!

I I»: who! Christ In tho olilm'r

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E aged ear.

‘ Ilioirmngntune.

' it.” "him you, my sun," said the old man. .

* in Ill» night.

,‘ times in the night I want to sing the prune

I sling, and otizv midnight Ilzb' «iv-uni Iv! bor-

. “Mord—50: S‘IIII' s“ in the tiigbt‘

, in the summv rs heat. and mum II the hard

: NIinIg, in the prI-sI-III-I- Iv: the iittiI- l‘:InIIsiII-II

‘ "inns; "Uh. iIII“ III-II. II: III' his gone IIpf",
\3: songs II! III») IllillI' Soup In tlze;
1:1,:th i'IIt“tlIIi\IIleIII \‘.li'| .“vvvs t-- ;_'It the
bulky-.1.“ III' III I“ IIII~II:II.II. siIIIII III tir- "sharp

sour. Qinrlimuucla-u In m tax- it:
The schoolgirluh (or u Sclmlr
timber: glee: but. burgundmotheruh
for' Murmur the “Portuguese Hymn.

‘Ifty years (I! trouble have tamed the spirit,

finIltbe kayo: the music board must have.
a solemn tread. Tlmugll the "live may be;
m «unions, .sII tlittt grandfather will not trust I
it ill I hurth, still he hit» tlIIi rmlin; book open I
III-tom bimmml basin; I, with lII‘s- mu! lie

‘ hum; Ill‘b grandchild asleep v.Ii'b the sumo

tune he sang forty yews’ago III II: I) old I unn- 1
tr) naming house. Some daI IIIIvI lIuIr sings
atune could that the Ioung ptople do not
know it; but it starts the tears Iluwn the
clm- -k of the aged man, for it n minds him of
the revimlseene in which lie lump-,ipatrd
and ot‘ the radiant [new that long since We III
to dust, andon the grit): haired mini .tI r l. zin-
ing over thii pulpit. and mmling IIII» gnml
tidings of grunt 3.3;“.

I “as hhé'l‘ltflllh‘gil in; ILII in III) pulpit,
in Syrav use, ZI'. II, unit IIIII'. Daniel \I’uldu,
at 98 was of a-re, stood beside me. The
I said: "I am Sorry they
sang that new tune, nobody seems to know

"I heard that seventy ymrs agot"

There waaasmg today that tniIIleIid IIIE‘
lifeot'the ngul with holy firm- and landlul a
glory on their vision that» our younger eyts
sighteannot law. It wasting song of realm-
tion—Jmns, who led Illtlll all their lives
lung; Jesus, who'wiped away their tears;
Jenni, who stood by Illt‘lll when all else failed;
Jesus, in whose name their marriage was
L'IIth'I-Iirutnl, and Mn)»: resurrwtinn his“
lmuredlight upon the graves of their Ile-
pnrted. Blessed Iltu Bible in IthiI-h spec-
tIII-led old age reads the promise: "I will
never learn you, new-r forsake you!" Blessed
“the stall on II hiI‘h the Worn out pilgrim ROI!
terson toward the “t‘ll‘tllllvltf his rI-III-I'itncr!
Blessed the hymn hook in \TIIII'II III-i I’EIIIL‘I“
ing tongueamltbe failinvt t’}"" liwl Jesus,
theold man's song.

I await toyou again ut' Justin as the night
song. Job smalls of him IIlIu giI’I'Ill Is us
John “'Ivlvli. the old Scop'h
IIIinistIvr,usnIl input u plaid :II-I'I_I~.w~ Illi III-d
«In cold nights, and some on? asked him why
be put that there. Ile said: "Uh, sunni—

 

of Jean, and to get down and pray; than I
juSt take that plaid and wmp it around me
to keep Inysvfl from the cold." Songs. In the
night! Night of trouble has“ rIIirII- IIIIIIII
upoumany of you. t'I-ninivrIiitIl lows- put

on: one star, slanderous“ alum-puts“ out tIlI- 3
other stur, IIIIInIistiI- in tt‘fl'. lllt‘tll has“ put out .
a thouruind lights“. :lII-l gin Irn ha . I'i‘wl :IIIIIIvd
to gbnrltl, ‘IIIIII I‘hill I0 IvbIII, and shit: to

 

row tlIIv told from another midnight to Wrap '
{IS-d! in more nnlnvumbiu darkne-s; but
Christ has IsgIIIluvn prove to }HIII' lll'hl‘l’. and
you can sing:
Jesus“. lover of my twill],
|.iit Illt‘ to thy bus: Int tly.
I’I’EIIIIi Eh» biili IIIs“ III-III“ IIII- rIIIE,
' II‘II'II-v m.- I.v:II;I~r ~IIII I,» bu}
"MI-mm oh. my SnIIIIIIr' IIIII“
'I'LII thI- storm I-t Ilfw is pas!
SIII'I- Into tlIIv lIuIIin L'lll-Il':
Uh. run-.Is- my .wIIuI at last
Songs in the‘ nighti Songs In the IIightf
For the sit-k. who have n- I IIIIIi tII turn 1th hot
pillow, no one tnput tiiI- taper I-II tliu .smiivl,
tIII Min to put in: on the tIiIIIplI'. II'.‘ pour out
thesootliin; :I:IIIII}',IIIi or tlttII «uni t'hi’t‘rIIII
I‘IIr Ill - II-er,
who ins Zn In the winters I IIII and m. ltIr
I mists that blviI-II the :«I'l‘t‘ ;.:n.II~.
under blankets- tl'mt I'Mumt I172!“ I"?l"“r he
p.1tIlII-Il IIn~l tl‘IYIIIIII‘ I. I .Illsi tivnt Ila; l5
Iuiueiind Ill" _I IIIIII be .sI-r II. It on tli-v .wiIIo-
“Lilli, fllltl IIIIL’III; into tinv s II I.wl (XII-Ii of
child and sI-Iving IIIIHIIII.‘ tiIIvrI- and death
thorn, writing lIIvIIII- tram Eli» IIIIIIIrI‘, and

and shiver

.slIImtIviis." nnIl IIIIvIIIs II’ Is IIII» but help
She Will Ilfu't‘, muting“ on! I E II r-Inifnrtubltv
lininii III III solution. Ii-iin'n llIl'I‘IlII: luv-I: from .
the Q‘IIILIIISElllr: rough. I .Il the pale I'llt‘l'k, l
IIIIII the lIi-trti-s‘s eye, .' I.Il r»i'::»~:n; rill I'Ii» ‘
lief. YIit .wIInzs“ in the nighr' S‘IIv:_;-. in the
night! I“'~rtl:I-.snlilitit' III tiII iiv iIl EIIIs;IIt.-,li
no surgeon tIIIIinIi “put. 5.“. In Jim? II: II Hire. I
no natu‘t'nr the lI‘It IlIvs. i :i l ml to"
brush away tim‘ IIIIs ll'I“ I :1 »~ ‘1‘.»in “Ililllzl,
nomiu to take the lot In, I.» I. the Flt‘tilli
ing of othI-Is poured into In» nun groan, the
blasphemy of others pinning up his own
spirit, the condensed Illlltii'lh‘ss of dying

 

 
 

 

 

away from home anion; slt':th~nil's, YI-t
songs“ in'thI- night? S‘Inzw ivI Ilia“ night?
"Alli" Sillrl our dying ’I‘lilit‘i', ”.in my

mother that lust night tliI-I'Iv mu nut one
cloud IIIv.tIII-I:n In); soul and vaus, :s-.II;_-s“ in
the night! Songs In tho night:

The Sabbath Ihty Imi“ I-IIIIII: I‘I'IIuI the
nltms of It‘ll thousand IilIIIrI-III-s hits immigcid
Itpthosnvoi' ot Qlt‘flilt‘t‘. Minn-him II! the
gospel ani now pn-m-hingin plum lvliiglirh,
In brim] SIiIItIvli, in lllflVlllg Italmn, in IIIII‘SII
Chm-tun“. God‘s people: lime mumbled III
Ilinnloo temple, and Moravian l‘ll‘tll't‘ll.flllII
Quake-r tziwtintz Imus», ntIII sailor’s“ lwthcl,
and king's“ rhnpel, IIIIII high tnwerul ruthe-
Ilrnl. Tlil‘)’ sang. and the song limited I‘ItI'
amidst the spit-II grows, or ItnII-k tlIII ire-
bergIs“, or iloatml of! into the western pine-s, or
was drowned in the clamor of the great cities.
Lumbernien sang it,nnd the factory girls,
and the IihiIIlren in the Sabbath thus,
and the trained choirs in great n.5-
semblnges. Trapper», with the 5:qu \“oii‘o
with IIhiIle tin-y Ihoutud yesterday in
the stag hunt, and umrimirs with throats
that. only (I few days ago nuumlt‘ll in the
hoarse him-“tut the Sun hurricane, they sang
it. One theme forthe sermon“. UIIII burden
for the song Jesus for the inuxution.
Jesus; [III the SI Iipturu lesson. Jesus tor the
baptismal font. JIPIIIS tut“ the .snuunivntal
cup. Juana I'IIrthelxinedietion. lluttliIinuy
will gob)“. It will roll nwayun swift wheels
of light and love. AgnintlIeI-buniluis will
be lighted. Tides of people again setting
down the streets. Whole families mining up
the church uisir. .II'II muIIt. how one more
sermon, tIIII prayers“, three songs, and one
benediction. What shall we prem'h tonightt
\l'hiit IliallIII- I'IindI What shall it be, IIIiI»
drun.‘ .‘Iged men and women, what shall it
be? Iouni; men and maiden», “but l-‘vlmll it
.be.’ It you dared to break the sill-nee II! this
nudituryt there would come up thousnndsuf
quick and jubilant voices enin'b ' out, "let it
be Jesus! Jesus!”

We sing his birth-4hr: burn tlmt sheltered
him, the mother that nursed him. the cattle
that led beside him, tilt? angels that woke up
the shepben‘ls, shaking light over the mid-
night hills. We sing his ministry—the team.
be wiped away from the eyes III the urplimu;
the lame mm tlmt forgot their I'I‘IIIA‘IIMI; tlIII
damsel who {mm the bier iuIIInIlIinIIIIt into
the sunlight, III‘I' IIII'IIII shutting down our
the finished cheek; the hungry tllmtidnd who
broke the bread as it blunt-«Initial iIItnlurgfl
loaves—that mime-III by which n IXI_\‘ with
fivelmvm and two thin-II III'HIIIII.‘ IIIIssutII-r ,
for a whole army. “1- lung his sorrovwabis I
stone lintilwd lent, his lll‘lllllg [heart Ill!
mountain loneliness, bin desert hunger, hit-
Itorm pelted budynhe eternity 0t anguish}
that allot through his last mumI-titn, and thoI
immeasurable (lt'cllll DI tonne. It tluit [team]
up against. his cm in um.- tuuming, w'ratlin
Inhomlpomm surge, the sun dashed out,
and the (lead, shroud wrapped. bmklngopm
thelr uspulcbmi. and rushing ant to new what
walla miner. «Valuabl- mumctlonw

 

* n It sing new, but Hing». iv“:

. in the streets of l‘ubylon unIl Tin-ins“;

. I'hrist Ivan preaching about tin-undies-
7 m Silomn;

.tII JII‘IIII Kiwi Ill thr- tirr.

 
 
 
 

Wyndham-Huh: him, them-
mor his mummmpuingupon

either side in as he went
through, trading the patlilen air, higher
and higher, until he came to the {wt of the
throne, and all heaven kept jubilee at the

‘ return of the ermipierer.

I my.“ mum mun» (‘iiriiit is the ('Ihltillllhlll'lg
song. 'I'hI.I II~r_I bust ringers mini-it mes gI-t
tirul; the strongest throats sometimes get
In“I HT. and man} IIIIII Inn; ' I In 3sz tIv d"
lit" ‘gHI-‘I‘ III “WI
we mil, after a while, go up and =ing the
praises of t'hrist where m» IIiil never be
WIN)“. 3 ml know “It” are some songs that
are (v-pIiI-ially appropriate 11 Ir tliI- lwmc Ii‘ “la.
The) Stir the IIIIII, Iiuivstart tlmtuirs :5
turn the hurt III on itself and Im-ip rounding
nftcrthe tune has stopped, like same can»
oral bell I'Ihirvh lung litter the up (It tht
brazen tongue: his: I ms. t taps Ihz; thing-In
the- "IF Wail. II, IIILI ta .I twin. sum III
heuIrn; :III the sIIIntIvr In nu...- III mi III .u
sang with us in the I'lIInIestit IvIrI It IIiI wrth
shall join that great harmony

.Iermalvim, in)“ happy hunt.»
.‘I'unIe I-rer Ibiza II I Invi: ,

When shall my labors bin.) at. PHI!
In Joy and [flaw in thvir

On with We mug II.IrII.ist songs its the
wheat Innieintntlnv brim, rind tlwlmrrmks
were filled. \IIII lznow the: t' In‘ no such tiniuf
on a farm as“ when tl. Iiy L' t the I rops in, and
so in heuuin It. VI ill In» a harvest song on tho
port oi those who on earthwowcd in tears
and reaped in I”!

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everlasting: grins, and bit tlII- slieaIes coine‘

in! Angeli 2~IIIIut all through tlI heaven,
and multitudes I'IImII tIIIWll the hills cryin":
“Harnst hornet harvest homer"

’l'heruis nothing more lIeIIitrhing tooth-‘5
tlul‘tlllill tlIu sum; of SflIIItl'n' furout nt sun,
“hurl“ r In «lay urnighl, Its“ theI“ pull (may
at the won; the- Inusw i I weird and thrilling.
So the song in hum en will be :I sailor 5 sun, '.
TthI’ IIIirr In}: i .;I~rs uni-Ii, and thought tin I'I
could nI-IIr get to shun- utid Nitvre they
run. II .. cit thing I mug“ and trim ti: 0 v} I but»
smirk tin III llut now they are safe. Unm
they went. “Ill! damage-II rigging, guns of
distress wairiiiugthrongh the storm; but the
pilot came ulwmrd, and he brought them into
the hnrlwr. Now they sing III’ the breakers
past. the lighthouses that showed them Where
to sail, the pilot that tool; them through the
straits, the t‘ll‘l’llnl shore on “'IIII'II they
landed

.\_I it will be the IlzilIiiIins song. \‘nII
lulu“ IIirI WI ii that tin: Inst IIIIIjIIntI
nt‘ Hul‘ rile‘v die in iiif:III:“-_I“,IIIIII it is Iv 'tltllllt‘ll
thnt eighteen thousand millions of tzuv little
ones are standing b-vI'IIrI- Hod. When they
shrill rim up about the throne to smg, tlin
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‘ hind; I‘liIlIlrIizi In the toiuvm. l‘llllvll‘vli III: H.

5.55 of ginssmhildrun IIII tliIi II:It!lIvnII-ntw.
Ah, it )‘IIIIIIII nut llls't.‘ I‘lIilIlrI-n. do but I?
there. The)“ are in vast nuijurity. and “but
asung when the)“ lift it around lilvhlll tIII
Illl’flllt‘:

'l‘hel'hriwtirin .i'. IvrsIInII I‘IIlle-NvtS'III' all
ugmwill be tlII,-I“I-IvaI.IiI in the .-I In. '
Ilas‘titns mil lwv “10”», I.
bother». ,lirmlbur} I-Iil iv Hun. III-I“ .:
run and film-Int“: mil Int [lzi’l‘i'I
sounded tiIIv I'I'IIIIIIIL Ltttll Ii.» Iriiiinwt . In :IvIIv
llll<‘it‘ll[ tI-InpiIis IIzil b»- tlI-‘rIv. Ill" IHFII
tiIIIIIw.InII lirirpvisthut ~tm~l at tZ.-- III
IlIiIlwatIvIn “Ill lw lltt'rt. 'l'liov {Inn inm-
siiigrvrstlmt Ibemitil ntitliilt Ilsijv L'I'm In L.-
I';|Il‘i;tl“I'II.~ IIIIII III'I II on... tlmviIIIn:
Ilumis. wiIvvplII-I“II.~I IIIIII “up lIHI numb: I‘ '
III-:III bills. prnplbts uh.) milknl,
Itrili'IIflltYl'l I-IIuI‘sIv uppim-l, prwnuiii. viii; III-v
iigittnsr :III- II M ::ilI<InI Killiv'llS. “Isl II: t tl.v-
tnorI rw I-nt mart]. rs I'. ho \I In up It: ' :.I l» :51-
IngI-IIIIIIbI-f the; lIllIl .sI III.” III ,; I- I .,;
the Jesus“ It IIhntu tlII-I ploy». II~lHl. .Iiid
oth-“i'snt tlIIv III-Hts tar “bum Ilu _- IIII-vl, I‘ll.
nlmt it song: It mime tIIJI-IIII urn-II lII
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lrI'ziliI'IiII think It IIIIIII‘IIIIIIis IrIziln II..-
the llllllivdlli‘ltlw n‘t III art-II.

I\ l'liris‘TIIIn “lilllillt tlI» “II-It"
of the ,II, II. Is IIIIII; In t'III [:IIsIII-I'I
near tIi- ' S tltlf'nlul
night tlIIiI” IIIIII“ ilwmi l I nss "nl lI-IIIII I re lnvmw
for the following Sui lath. .Irnl who said:
"How strangely sweet low I 'III- I'
tII-Iiight; tlII-I' h.III~ Ins-n rein-vamp: “IIIIIII lIIi'
:tlt hour.” “Tm, ' Isuid .sIIII-I- Illtt'LII llt‘l',
"thi- I-hnir is not rehearsing tonight.” "Yb,"
SlII"1.‘!lIl, "I knuw the-y uni. I ll>“£ll‘ Illr‘lilrllig,
how ”I“; Silut‘l‘II) thiI sin; " Nun
not :II lIIIiran Ilttli that .slm iIIizirII lI» ll f‘v- .
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tinns Sits“ njur tho III-III“ III litsz'I'I II. mu: II -

passage of that rupture gnu-ts our IiIII ._
IuinstI‘Iils' III l:
strain, the with U! jIIsp-r I-niziiot IIIIIII It.

I IIIIIIIlIvr, mil Inn sing; that song" WIII l
singlt,’ th IInlv-sk‘ IIIII' >izv.“ :u‘.‘ I'u'll'illllh‘ll
mid “t' lI-iirn III!“ In sing the [Ii'.ILi‘tiIt:I‘lll"l~IC,
“Ill“‘t‘t'Vt‘i' sing It tin-m 'I‘lII-
IiIIuI‘Ivrt that I t'Yt‘l' nth-ruled was in New
York, II'lII-n JIIIIIin, in the t‘r} stnl l‘uhisru
stood before litittnlrI'Ilsnt' slum-rs tlllll hundreds
of play-rs upon instruments“ Swine IvI )nll
“1in rvavnivar that Ill‘l‘flrlnll, It “as llll‘ tirst
uncut that kind at. II'lIiI-II I um pi-vsI-nt.
I shall never forget it.

'l'lIIi

that [Il’t‘nt harmony, Il‘flIlllgIlll‘ tube. It was
tunn-IIIIvrII‘lIl-Iming. llut oh, the gruIIIlI-r
seem.- wiieu they shall t‘nllll‘ from tiIIv vast

and from the west, IInIl Irwin Illl' north.

and from tllusuuth, "u grunt multitude that .

nonmn (-IIIIIIIIIIIIIIvI'," Intotln-tvmph- III tlIIv
skiemliosthtgvond host. rind: beyond milk.
gallery nlx’ii‘ognllvl‘y, and Jesus slIiIlI .stmnl
before that great how: to I-IIIIIInI-t the linr—
won)“, with his nuumiul lmnIlsv and Ill"
IIIquIII-Il feet. hike tho wire of ltlillll‘
waters, like the when oi’ niightI tlIIIIIIII l ings

they slmIlIirI, “Worthy is the Lamb that
“'05 slain to revolve. IIIIIII-Isings, ntnl I’iIihm, nnIl
honor, nIIIIgl-Irv, and power, IIIIII-l IIIIIIIIIII
end. Amen undnmen!” Uh, It In} em .sIIIIll

lieurnoutlier amt-t. munch. lllll) llII-III III II!

It I join no other bind aw IIII luv ,. "MI I
jointlmt.

I uuarending of the battle ul’ \:;InI IIIIII,

‘Illfilllch Henry V figured, and It II I.:IiIl
after the battle was Iron, gloriousII “nil, thi- -

kingwuntedto allinonimlge the dome III-
INF rpusitionmnd he ordered the «bunk-In to
It‘llII the Psalm of fluid; and When Immune
to the word “Not unto us II, Lord. lint
unlu tlI_I mum- be the meSI-J

and till the grunt hmt, uttlvers nuIl Inen,
threw tlIIinwlII-s on their tum! Uh, utthu

slut") oi the SIIIiIIrII lmu Imdtbe Surior's,
tIl‘IIVt'l’lllll‘t‘, shall we not prwtrnto «Inna-Ives L,
before him tum host» of earth and hosts oi

III-men, falling upon our “It“. and IvrIing, “’

“\ut unto us, not unto llti but. mm. thy
name be the glut; \‘

A Queer Exhibition.

'Iberu was a queer exhibition in the hi” hm
law court in linglmid aim IhI_III ago. IS’Ibe
tables in (mm. of the lIenI-h wen-«meted;
with mum-It‘s hurdles A patent was in.
valued, and the various Myles of bustle:
were examined Winn-minus interest II) “III
learned judge! -(.'ltlt‘ago Nm

TIII I“ ‘II b. .

ll IIIIII ;

«iv-in :trilte'i such u trIiziIenIi. ms ‘

litSl. grunt :

and
IIIIIW that on»\ man I
Istamling. muhrith the timid and {not \‘y'hild .

I I win“-

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mounted and oil the Inmlry dismounted 5

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1' June: Block, Wuer St"
Norwalk, - Conn.
Being unable to mainline

HARNESS

'ltocnmpetowith lug-concerns. I have taken the
agency of one 0! the oldest and mm
ments in the state for the sale 0!

Harness, Saddles, Halters, Sur-
cinglcs, Collars, 830.

Fine Harness To Order.

As usual. at the old nutrition. I will It
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walk Bridge and tlontll Kuwait my mint.

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