3 trrr a a ggéiirfg y 5‘ n ”the barman-seemed ... to oloud,itringaoverthe “Elorytoflodinthehlgheet, goodwilltomen." it flown of royalty and do- , which Christ leftbehind thoekyinsightof Bethle- . hotthatthatcrownmay .,- hythewisemeniorthe ‘pointingdownwardl Ida-n. Butwheuourglorious horn thin-ewes no rejoicingon Jill growing“ poorer, yet the ,‘wonduaot ”fill theheaveulyhoet. All ,“W 55”; i giiiiri ’i 3.! ii filial: E? E a fire. BetwethethronsdGodJogono morooutforever. 'l'heqzarkol grace,that Chrim had tokeephothhands over lest it crane to extinction, having lanai up into honor and glory and immortality. What humbleltartingl What gioriousmnaumma- tionl "as a own or locum mo." Tho New Testament church waton a small scale. Fishermen watched it. Against the uprising wallscrashedinfernalengiuery. The world said anathema. Ten thousand people rejoiced at every seeming defeat, and mid: “Aha! aha! now would haveit." Martyrs on lire cried: "How long, 0 Lord, how long!" Very humble starting, but Ieethe dilereuce at thecousummation when Christ with his almightyarmhautruck ofl thelast chain of human bondnxeand Himalaya shall behiount Zion, and Pyrenees, Moriah, and oceans the walking placeot himwho trod the wave cliits of stormed 'l‘iberias; and island ehallcall to island,“ tosea,eonti- unttocontinengamlthesongottheworld's redemption rising, theheavens liken great soundingboerdahallsu'ikehacktheshoutoi salvationtotheearth until it rehouudaagain tothothroneot God,aurl all heaven rising on their thrones heat timewith theirecep- hers. Oh, what an humble beginning! What agloriouseudingl Thronelinknd toalnaxr gar, heavenly mansiouatoaatable. lly subjectalso immnlewiththeeflect of Christ’omimion upward and downward. WytoGodmeacetoman. WhenGodernt hh Sou into the world ingels discovered numbing newinGod,aomething they had nevcseenheloro. Not pawn-,not wisd nation. They knew all that before. But whenGodsent his Son tntothlsworldthen theangelslawthespirltofselfdonialin theqaritotselfsacriiieeinaod. Itiaeaeier toloveanaugelonhisthronethanathielon thecroqa eeraph in his worship thanan adultmm in her crime. When theangeb mwGodJ—theGodwhowould not allowthe meetinn‘uiiflcantangel inheavmtohehurt ~ainnp his 80-1.“! Son. his oulmnly Son,theymw something thattheyhadnever thonghtofhdwaand I donotwonderthat whenChristetartad outon that ' thoangelsin heaven clapped theirwingain triumphandulledonallthehostaofheavu tohelpthauceiehrate it,and tang so land that the thephnrds heard it: “GlorytoGodhithahighmt.” Butitwaaalso to heamfiaiot peaceto H b they Ti; ity. owoould mcometogethm-l (impel bridgmovc thediltanca It bring: God tone. Ittakaslmto God. Godinus, and we in God. Atonemmtl aminentl Juice autisfled, sins forgiven, eternal life Wheavenhuiltona . Dutitwasalsotohethepacificationotsll Individual and Inimoaitiea. Whatasomalthiewordotpeacehdintht Burn empirethat boast-let thenumher l i i l i e9: ‘ 33% E compared population-tome. Aadwhata pert cultivated. Doyou‘nuwit has iii if if i the mountains. Minty roll! up toour cars like waves. Heavenly songs fall to us like “an. i wish you a merry Christmas, not with wordly dimipations, but merry with Goepel giadnem, merrywith pardoned tin, my with hope of reunion in the shieswith all your loved ones who have preceded you. In that grandest and heat seine a merry 0hr“ mas. And God grunt that in our final moment we may have as bright nvisionnsdidtlm dying girl when the said: “MW-polo? ingwithher thin white hand through the window—"mother, what is that beautiful land out yonder beyond themountaiua, the high mountains?" “0h," mid the mother. “my darling, theroaro no mountains within light of our home.” “Oh, yea," the said, “don’t you see uncut-«that beautiful land he- youd the mountains out there.justheyond the high mountains!” Themher looked down intothefnce of her dyingchild and mid: “Hy dmr, I think that must be heaven that you see." “Well, then,” she said. “father, you come, and with your strong arms me over those um- tains, into that beautiful land beyond the high mountains." “No,” said the father, ”my darling. I can't go with you.” "Well,” said she, clapping her hands, “never mind, never mind; I see yonder a om, One coming. He is coming now,in hbetrong armstocorrymeover the mountaimto the beautiful land—over themountains, over the God, high mountains!” Adventure with a Bee in Hungary. Athrilling adventurewithahearoccurred afew days-go at Wallendorl in Hungary. Thefollowingiathe account given hy‘Advo- cate Forster, who, at will be seen, narrowly camped with his lite: I wmtwith aparty of friends to the neighboring mountaimto shootroedeer. Theroweroplenty of them, ordythedogshoundedthemawaytotheval— ley beyond 1 consequently changed my plaoeandtookmystand at a spot which I hnewtobefavorablo. Presentiylheardthe dogscmning,butfancledfromtheirhrh that they were chasing a hour. lquichly withdrowmylhot cartridgeaandlmtinhul- Mahutwhatwaamy aurprlse toseeahuge heal-trotting mist; toward me. apparently regardlemotthe Whenwithinsereutypaceslfiredandsaw him fall. hutneverthel. I thought it pro- dnttogivehimalecond hullet,whichlihe~ wisetookefl’ect; proceeded to ahillochclom called-mycompaniong huthardlyhad raisadmyvoieeerothshsar gotupaodmadestralghtforma. lhad juttimetorcloadandllrewhenhewsswith- intivspacesofme. It did not quiheilnhh himoh'Jorhefeiluponmo with a terrible ily also two dogs came up andmimdhim fromhehind. lnalaatetforthoalghtlly foot between his teeth, and Ed cumin strangthlefttohitethrongh my highhoom and slightly wound my ankle. Willi my friandsamsuptheywereneatly bseemecoversdwithblood,“ it was that of my shaggy vietlnusotrny own—ImlouBIaudard. i a 5“ .3. ii. in E f .3 I! F iii :3; “fig $3 or: i :1. i 3 fig 5 t 5? Ir iii: 3! i” i a 5 E I 8 if; E: ii i E. 3i E a f 5 il‘ Egg 3%? 3:15 f“ § §§§3 t i eashandahonttimworth of jewelry. was finally frightened away hya knock at the door, making his eacaps “airman lira. flhlbley, the occupant of theupper hat gained an entrance andeut the gag 03 the servant’s waaaimoatsull'ocsted and from nervom penetration A Strange larder. ATLAKTA, 0a.. Dec. lib-J F. Wood- wsrdhaajustdiedinthia elm Thurs- day night last Woodward, who is a well known business man, was walking on Mari- attaatreet when a man Iteppeduptohim and asked if he was “Jim” Woodward. Ro- ceivingan allrmative answer the stranger drewa pistol and shot Woodward in the hroaat. Woodward walked to his rider's house, a mile or two away, and told the day as here given. He treatad the matter lightly and thought he would get well, but arelapee ended in death. The police are looking for the murderer. Checks for lllllona. Wasmwo'mw, Doom—The checks just mailed by United States Treasurer Hinton for an amount aggregating about 87,500,!!!) in paymentoi’ interest due Jan. l, on regis- tered-i percent. bonds, were all punched with figures "presenting the amount for which they are drawn. and n the that checbaomarkedever Med ythe tress, urydepartment. Theidea of punching the checks originated with Treasurer 11 and it is intended u an additional protection otthe interests of the government in pro venting the raising of checks. The Erie'a Threatened 'l‘rnub la. Nzw You. Dec. m—Nothing of interest regarding thetroubie on the Erie railroad was disclosed Sunday. A number of the members of the grievance committee re mained at their hotels, tome went to church and others visitor! friends. The committee transacted no busing, and will do nothing until they have [resented their list of griev- anem to General Manager Thomas today. A member of the committe says that every efortwill hemadetoaverta strike, asthey arenotdesirouaofcausihgthecompunylom or trouble. Pr'ofesaor Sealer in Jail. Anni-non, N. Y., Dec. ill—J. Howard Keelor, a professor of prnmanship and math- ematica in the Packard institute, on West Twenty-third street, New York, has been lodgedinthecityprisod here. stas an- rested in NewYorhon a bench warrant dinning him with fraud in having otsehool propertyin thlacitythat hadheen mortgaged. without making the porch-ac aware of the fact. He had con ducted a W college here and incurred many dehla Robert Garrett’s III-eel. Batmonabeem.~llr.liohert Garrett hinverypoor health. At timeahshvery much and vsryexrited. Beiastillathheountry place. 13le near Awn- sultauonoissveraldoetonh'omfiisa-k, Philadelphiaandlaltimorow- m Business allele... Scofied & Hoyt’sfgw . __.....“' CITY 01 lllllllllll w" :2“: i"unto-n, bur-1P” M’s“ :2 mama“... Shoo-Ia Benn-Is '? . alone luau-l1 and , Elmmm winters: the public rout y attend hall “at M. Granite-Inherits '73"- r 0 u h: .1!- mum lien «and null: dsf'y can R.’ 6 foot “tumor manthemof WILL new “Manual S. FERRIS. JEWELER. Diamonds. Watches, Jewelry. line Watch Repairing a Specialty 8’ Sold! lain IL. - louth Korwalh. Troy Hand laundry, Mc'ushsabyworhdaneatnasunahle prices. Luminous!” hand Give ueatrial. ‘2. F. ASI‘ EW..¢19 a For the Bolidmyn. a moment Confectionery, Fruits and Nuts At returnable prices. lalegs Grapes, 18: a lo. DANIEL L’HOMMEDIEU G. 8. NORTH, Photographer. South Nerwalh, (lean, Dee. 26.1889. cannon. Do not he Deeeived by prom- ises of Crayons, made free of charge. In the end the cost is more than if ordered of the local Photonspher. For par- ticulars inquire at NOBTii’S Photographic Studio. MERRILL ; A thoroughly praulul Training School. Customs and , Whittle“ STAIPOID, CT. ; taught. 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