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takingaahlateutJobxix.”."Iameeeaped
withtheahinotmy teeth." Followinxia
Mlmiutull: ,
Johhadlthard. Whatwlthhoilaaudho
rearerneutaandbeukruptcy.aIIdaioolota
wMuhewiahadhewaadeadJnd I do not
flame him. Hialeah waa mend his
honeaweredry. Blateethwaatedawayuntfl
nothinghutthe enamel seemed Ht. lie
about. “lam eacapedwith the akin of
my teeth.” There has been aome diiler-
me 0! opinion about thia palace. 8t.
JumaudSchultemauflDrnGood and
PooleandB-rneahaveall tried tlmir (or
eepaonJoh’a teeth. You deny my iota
paetatienand aay.”What did Job know
about the enamel oi the teeth!” Ba
kneweverythingahoutlt. Dentalaurgu'y
balmoataaoldaatheaarth. 'i'he mum-
Inlea of Egypt, thoneanda of year: old,
arexound todayrwith gold filling in their
teeth. Ovidandlloraceandfioiomopaud
Moeeawroteahonttheaeimportemhetma
ofthe body. Toother‘ngokingoom—
plainta,Job,lthinh,haa dedenexaeper
ating toothache, and putting his hand
againatthe inflamed iaee,he aaye,“lam
seeped with theakin oirny teeth."
Averynarroweeeape, you nyJorJob’a
bodyendaoulzhutthereare thousands“
menwhomake jnat aa narrowuaapetor
their aoul. There was a time when the
partition between them and ruinwaano
thicker-than a tooth’aenamol: butanob
dually escapedsohnvethoy. Thank God!
thankGod!
Paulapmtheumeideabyodifler—
entiigure when heeaye that some people
are“aaved as hydro." Amlataeaia
inflamed Yougototheatornof the vea-
ael. Theboataharuehovedofl. Tbeflamee
advance; you can endure the heat no in
on your taco. You alide downon the do
oltheveaeel,andhohionwithyourflngere,
until thelorkod tongue of the fire heglna
toliekthehack of yourhmdand you feel
that you must full, when one of the lite»
boota wmuhachand the passengers say
they think they have room {or one more.
The boat awinge under you-youdrop‘inw
it- areaaved. Somme men aropur-
by temptation until they are partially
eonsumed,bnt,atterali,getofl—“aavedaa
hyjire.” But i like the figure of Joba
little hotter than that of Paul.bemuaetha
pulpit her not worn itout; audlwantto
ahowyon.ilGodwill help,thataoruernen
make narrow camps (or their nook, and
areaavalas‘hrlththeakinoflheirteoth."
two Hanan.
Itiaaaeaeyforaorue pleto lookto
theme-utoryoutolooktothll pulpit.
mantle, tractablefloviug, you expect
Chrhtiaua. You so over
tothe‘oreandaay: ”Brandon joinedthe
ohurdyeaterdqy."¥ourhuainaaamradee
Ian‘Thatlajuatwhat might have been
; he alway- wra ofthat turn at
mind." In youth thiapereonwhom I do-
arribewaa alwaya good. He neverhmha
thing. He never laughed when it waa
impropertolaugh. At memheoouidait
anhourinchureh. pericaiy quieulooking
neither to the right hand nortotholeit,
hntmaightintotheeyeaol the mini-tar.
aa heunderatoodthewholediacun-
alou about the eternal decrees. Hanover
upaet thing: not lost them. He floated
intothekingdomofGodeograduallythat
it iannoertain just when the matterwaa
.decided.
Haehmotherougwho started in life
withanuneontrouableepirit. Eekeptthe
nunaryin an uproar. Hie motherlound
hhnwaihinsoutho edgeolthehonaeroot
toaaeilheeould balance him-ell. There
ovate the lion and ,“AW
thechureh yeaterday. Your“
, "It la not poulhle! You muathajoko
ins.” You aay: “No; I tell you the truth.
Bejelued the church." ThantheyreAp'l‘,
'“I'hueiahopetoeanyotuailold 5
huhecomeacmiatlanl" lnothu
wewiliadmitthatit la more din-
eultlormmwawepttheaoapdthaa
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eonil‘al that] would hehepnler n i could
exerciaethouimpieandheauflml taiththat
,ilpoaeueedhy mywhonlknoernn
notwlllinglyoutotthe church or out oi
theiaith. Myatateot uncertainty to one
o! unmet. Bomtimaldouhtmylm
‘ talltymndlooknponthadeath had an the
eluding
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lathe“ thatthhllibleireithertrueor
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areadoctor. Therearennaki‘ landoorr
temptible men in your proteallo . lathat
anythiugagninatmedicinat Yonarealnen
chant, Thoreau thieves and debaudaa
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upon Chrfitianity the
wiekedneaaoiita plea. Weadrnitaenu
ofthecharmagainatthonewhopminaro
won. Someotthemoatgigaut’ioawindler
olthepreaentdayhaveheen carried'ouhy
member. of the church. There are men
atnndingintheirontrankinthe churnhee
whowouldnothetrunted for live dolarr
without good collateral aerurity. They
leave their bnaiueaa diahoneatiea in the
veatihulootthechureh aa theyso in and
aitattheeommnnion. Baring concluded
theaacranrent, theygetup. wipe the wine
homtheuumfi‘mtand takeupthelr
ainewherethey ofl. 'I'oeervethedevil
hitheirresularwork; toaerve Ma aort
oipiay spell. With a Bundayepongethey
expeotto‘wipeoflfromtheirhuaineualm
all the past weeh'a impaiatenelea. You
harem more rightto take each a mau’a
liieaeaapecimenoiroligionthanyon have
totakethetwiatedironaeudaplit timber:
thatlieoutheheach atConeyIalmd as a
specimen 0! an American ehip. It iotlme
that we drawnlino between tendon and
the irailtiea of those whoprotaeit.
'ml ulna. ‘
Doyon not feel that the Bible, take it
allinall,hehout the beet hookthat the
world hoe ever aeen! Doyou know any
bookthathneaa much init? Doyon not
think. upon the whole, that its influence
haeheen heuefieent! loom toyou with
both handeextended towardyon. In one
hand I have the Bible. and in the other I
have nothing. This Bible in one hand I
willmmnder forever just as soon a in
myotherhaud youeauputahoohthat is
better. Today I invite you hack. into the
goodoldiaahionedrellslonolyuuriathera
——tothefiod whom they wonhiped,tothe
Bibietheyreed,tothe promin- on which
they leaned,to the crou on which they
hung theireierualexpectatioua. You have
uotfirllhapp'y’endayaineemgouawmm on;
on not happ a men
{winghaeh y M
Againz'l'helemayheaolneoi youwho
inthe attempt arteracnrhtlan fllqwill
havetorunagainetpowerinlpaeaiomaud
appetitoa. Perhapa it is adiqaoaition to
mthat you have to contend against;
andmapqwhileiuararyaciouamfi
you Votmthiusthatmaha on
that you rent awear or die: 1 {nova
Chriatianmauwhoweaouctaa
thatheaaldtohmeancaatom “loan-
uotrwearatyoumyleilJnrlunamem-
heroithechurch; hntliyouwlllgodowu
atainmypertnerinhminenwfllawearat
you.” All your good reaolutieoah-eto
torehavebecutorntotatterahyaxploaion
“taper. Now thereiauoharmlngelr
tingnndiiyouonly madatrin. on
needtohridleand theaehothnathed
andwith them ridedowuluiua-
tioeandwrong. There areathouaand
thinpin the world that weoushttoha
madat. There iano harm matting red
hotiiyou onlyhrlugtotheiorgethat
whlehneeds hamhmering. Amanwhohaa
nopoworolrig tooualndlgnatioqiaau
imbecile. But hemmitis arighteonain-
dignntlon,audnot a petulaney that blurs
audunravelaanddepletuthea‘oul.
Thereiaalargeclaaao! in mid-
life whohave atlll in them W that
mamedinearly unload.“ allure
whentheyprlded themed"- ou hing a
“little tut, ’ “high liven." ‘Tueand eaey.
”lmil leilowe well met." They are
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ALL ORDERS PROHIPTLY “Lilliput.
, City People find it to their advantage to trade
with us.
“with the skin of your teeth.”
Inthelastdayitw'illhaloundthatnu‘h
Iathner and John Knox-ltd Hull and
Bidley were not the greatest manyn, but
Chrlatian men who wat‘ngp W
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mental torturee,
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