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”whenever“.—
fie, ' in! Dr. 'i'ahnafla lemon
hairaaana had been all to
whanthcycamehacktheywert
hi‘odot people theyhad teen.
auawl'rllthatthapeoplehadnroyal
"aaehoaereaemhlad theehil
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thtyahailyetcoaietotheirthronea. Thar!
notaatilyaanuathatrtandtorweaithor
or intelligent. Them;
. ultimo tnaana patriotianr, ou
‘ “althobloodol thatraoe haa bonnie
v‘erythininthelutmneration. Theiant
llyd “it! atond an the repmentatircoi
letters.
- "theta-Iii ottheRothaohlldahaiunifl-
‘, out“ tholouolfortylnillionaol
V; idolhra to tilt puttinutherntonoincon
vanbnca: and within a tow years they hare
’loaned Buniatwelva milliona oi dollars,
Napier twenty-fire millioaa, Austria forty
ltillioua and England two hundred rnil’
Kine; all theatroka of theirpan on the
. countiu room deak ahakea everything
immthalriah ant to the menu They
as their head. and time i- nr. the:
and thetorgatrnenothlne.
Whatcaoreaiattheaua! HIM tor the
voyagerorerthadrepl Light iorthcahe’p-
hard guarding the docks afield: Light for
the poor who have no lampa to horn!
light'ior the doom and the” .iowly!
Licht (or aching eyes. and burning brain,
and waated captive! Unht'tor the rot-mill
hrow oi childhood. and (or the dim ri-ion
oi the oetomnarlon! Light for queeo’a
cannot. and (or aewing xiri'e needle! Let '
there he light! Whole morning is this?
My morning Your morning. Our Father
we. no the picturc,nnd hung it on the
ahy lnloopaoi fire. It la the hairloonioi
our family.
And an the night. ‘ltitthe lull moon.
The mlata iron: there to shore gloom like
ahattercd mirrors. and the ocean, under
her glance, come» up with great tidnt.
panting upon the hunch. minding. as it
were. learn and fire. The poor man hie-tea
God for throwing such a cheap light
through the broken window pane in his
cabin. and to the nick it teem a light from
the other chore which bounds thiasreat
deep oi human pain anowue. lithe ann
acorn like it tong toll and poured irorn
brnun inatrnmeuta that on heaven and
earth with mt hormoule». the moon is
plaintire and mild. mulling beneath the
thronoo! God. reading up her wit, tweet
voice of praise. while the atara llatenmyd
theaea.
No mother erer more sweetly guarded
thalick cradle than all night long this
pale watcher oi the aky hernia over the
weary. hearteich. elurnheriug earth.
Whose is this block framed, block tweled
. pietureoi the night! It is the heirloom
otouriarnily. Dora, the grandeur oi the
apriugthe oi the rooming oond
dthehuchtheodora of themrdemthe
harnenieaottheair.
a wan: oven 11!! marl.
You cannot aea a large estate in one
nun-ain‘t You rnuat take auroral walla
around it. The iamiiy property or thia
royal houaaoi Jenna ia aogrcat thatwe
muattahaaereralwaika touetauylrlraoi
ita alt-rt. [at the lratwalk hear-rand
- thbearth. Alltheaaraileynthe harvests
. thatwmiatha-aadtheeattlathatp‘ao
tweathetn-allthataouauaiuaand the
The prechua thinp hidden heaeath them, and
theerownot glacier theycaat at tlieioet
o! the Alpine hurricane—all theoe taken,
there islands. these continental. are oars.
In the aeooud walk xoamong the atreet
hupa ut heaven. and m stretching or on
every aide a wilderness oi worlds. For us
they chine. For na they sang at a Sor—
iour’a nativity. For in they will wheel
into line and with their flaming torehca
add to theapicndor at our triumph on the
dayiorwhiehallothardayawere made. .
in the third walk go around the Rental
city. Aa we come near it. hark to the
echo! itadiarbtaaatl thawed-ling peed
. olitapaattowaa. Thaheliothnwenhan
atmk twelve. It to high noon. We loolt
ol upon the ehapieta which never fade, the
eyes that never weep. the teuplee that
manic-e, the loud oneathat aerarpart.
the parent-ion that never halta. the than
that nerer wither. the walla that uerer can
hecapturcd. the an that never am. until
' we canno longer maudwe hide our
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heartolntaa,thathiagawhieh God hath
(or theta that love him!" A:
and hold iaatlaatwc heaweptoflaod
drownediothaentotionaot gladoeaa and
thank-givingandtriurnph.
Whatthinkyonot theiarnilypropertyi
Itia collidercdau honor tornarryintoa
family where than la great wealth. The
the otearthandhearen,
Almatarrry tacitly look- heh'toa
Wenonuypincewhenyoo
map. You-atonthadoonill. You
hordthoiootatepoflheralnootheaarm
tool. Youawunxou the gate. You ran-
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heaven. and their cheek rcaeata with the
luahotoeleatialauiumer.
What elaapion oi handal What enr-
hracinxai Whatcoming togetherotlipto
What} tear; oi loyl You ray, "i
thought there were no teara in heaven.”
There must be. for the Bible .aaya that
“Godahali wipe thorn awny:" and it there
warcnotearathere. howcould hewipe
themawayt They cannotheteara oiurlei
ortcaraoi dlaappointxneut. They mnathe
tear- of glutinous. Christ will come and
any: “Win-ti child or heaven. in it too
lunch for thee? Doat thou break down
under the aiadneao of this reunion? Then
I will help thee." And, with hia one arm
around na and the other arm around our
loved one, he ahall hold or up in the eternal
jubilee.
1’!!! "mar. mouth.
While Iapaak cooled you. with broken
hearta. mherdly hold your pence. You
feel at if you would apeah out and
say: “Oh. blurred day! rpeed on. Toward
thee I mean with bilateral ieet over the
deaertwny. My eyes [all tor their weep-
ing. lfalnt Irotn Hatching for feet that
will not come and the sound of roioea that
will not speak. Speed on, oh.doy of re-
union! And then. Lord Jean». he not
angry withme ii liter I have just once
hiaaod thy bloated feet I turn around to
gather up the long lost treaaurea o! my
heart. 0h. he not angry with me! One
lookat thee were heaven. But all these
reunions are heaven encircling heaven.
heaven orarroppiug beaveu.hea\ven corn-
.ingiin; with heaven!"
lwaa at Mount Vernon and went into
the dining room in which our first prai-
dant entertained the prominent men of
thin aad otherlanda. ltwaaareryioter-
eating-pot. But oh.tho banqueting hall
olthelamlly malon of which i apcakl
w the table; aprud It wide, {or a
wwwmmrontam. Mil-e
Traehy Bimgatherthetwelre manner
oHruita iorthat table. Take the clutter-a
(rout the heareuly rineyarda and prone
thorn into the golden tanhar-ia ior that
able. (in haaketa carry in the mirror
which. it meat. he ahnll never hunger.
take all the shutters; ham 0! earthly con
queat and entwine them among the arches.
let David come with his harpmml Gabriel
with hie trumpet. and Miriam with the
timbrel, [or the prodigalaare at home, and
the captive- are (re, and the Father hath
invited the mighty a! heaven and the re-
deemed otearth to come and dine.
MMOHII
Oncewhen lwaain Borne I wanhown
a MS. [min which I copied this: ”There
appeared in there daya a man oi “rent vir~
tue named Jana Christ. who la yet living
among us. and of the Gentile- is erupted
iora Prophet 0! Truth. but “in diaciplea
call iii-n theSoaoi God. lie raiaeth the
dead and cureth all manner at diaeaaea. A
man ol atature somewhat tall and comely,
with a very reverend countenance, ex-
pr-aina hott- lore and tear. “in hair iaoi
thacnhroi a chatnut. lull ripe; plain to
theara, whence downward it in more ori-
ent, curling and waving about his alumi-
"lnthotnlddleot hia head itaaeamor
partition oi hia hair, altar the manner oi
the Nuaritea. The torehead plain and
rerydelicau. liialacawithont a apot or
wrinkle, heautiiul with a lovely coloring.
Ilia-canard nwuth are tanned aa nothing
eaahe reprehrmied. Hie hoard thlekiah.
in color like hie hair; not very long. but
forked. Ilia look innocent and natural.
lib ayea gray, clear and quick.
“In rupturing haiaterrihia; in admonish
in. very courteou- and iair apohen.
Planing in conreraation. mind with
gravity. It cannot be renumbered that
anyhow-ecu hilu laughhut party have
ataahiraweap. iamfliouoihody
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New Drapery and upholstery looms;
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