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Evening sentinel, Monday, December 28, 1891 · page 3

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din! . No. no! Childhood wan toll
honor-dash“ event lie rum have a
child’l limbnurnd a chlld‘a dimplud
hand. and a child‘e beaming attend a
ehlldfa fluxen hair. and habyhood wan to
be honored {or all time to come. and a

p cradlewaltomeunmnrethanngrare.

and putting back the
chanted a peace “than.
echo. 0! hill and valley up
eneored the Hallelujah chorus.

t oi the world’s bin
rec diilereut muster
them. ‘l'intmeteo and

The Madonna
. by lunardo da Vinei. will kindle
theadmiration at all age-L But all the

Auto run numor 'rmt tram.
Behold, In the nratplaoe.thaton the
“nightdChriu’allfe (lodhouoredthe
hruteereafion. Youcanuotgetiutothat
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‘ Mighty God! May the reflection ol'thit

onechild'a laeehe men in all iuluntlle [nun
a ml. "th0 or mama.

Where all thine lather: and moth
eraon hand it they have a child in the
home. A throne, a crown. a mpter, a
kingdom under the . Be earelul how

on etrike him'ncrau head. jarring the
brain. What you Iaytohim willbeeen
tennlul and millennial, and a hundred years
and a thousand yearn: will not atoptheecho
and re-echo. Do not say. “It in only a
child. Rather any. "it is onlyan humor
tel.” it in only It numerpieee oi JehOVah.
lthonly n being that shall outlive auu
and moon and star and ageaqnadrillennipl.
God baa infinite reeourora, and he can give
preaentaolgreot value. but when hewantr
togive the richest portable giltto a house
hold he looka around all the worlds and all
the univelne nod then given-child. The
greatatpreeent that God et‘r gore our
world he girt- about eighteen hundred and
ulnay-one yearn ago. and he gave it on a
Christmas night.nrul it wbolauch value
thatheevenadjonrned (uremia-and
came down and broke through the clouds
to look at it. Yen, in all ages God ha.
honorrdchlldhood. lle mukualmoeterery
picturea failure unless there be a child
either playing on the floor. or looking
through the window. or treated on the lap.
gating into the lace of the mother.

It was It child in Nnamnn’a kitchen that
told the great Syrian warrior where he
might go and get cured O! the leprosy.
which at hie rerenth plunge In the Jordan
was left at the bottom of the river. It was
tothe cradle o! leaflet. in which a child
woe laid. mckcd by the Kile, that God
called the attention of history. It was a
nick child that erokt-ri Chritlt’e curative
eympathiea It wen u child that Christ let
in the midat oi the equubbling dieelplea to
tench the lemon 0! humility. We are in—
iormedthatwollandleopardnndlionehall
heyeteo domatieated that a Iittlechlld
ahall leadthera A child decided Water
loo.ehowlngthearmyol3lucherhowthey
could tahaahertcut through the fields.
when.“ the old road hadheenloliowed.
the Prudan general would have come up
too latetorave thedeatinieaot Europe. It
war a child that decided Getty-hrnge
bring ovuheard two Contederate new
tale in a oonrereatioan which theydo

other eidedtomarch tor Gettyaburgiratead oi

pptoprlate
he nbould.during' the tint Iew day:
night! othla life on earth.be our
nded by the dumb heart». whose moan
and bellowing have for age-
a prayerto God [or the arming of
their taturu and the righting oi their
wronga! It did not merely “happen no"
that the unintelligmt aeatureo oi God
ahould have been that night in clue neigh-
hrwhood.

Notakeunel In all theeenturieamota

Harrisburg. and thin reported to Governor
Cnrtin, the Federal forces atarted to meet
their opponenta at Gettyulm on. And today
the child is to decide all the great bottles
make all the lawn. nettle all the dutiniee
and usherin the world'a salvation or do
atruction. Men. women. nation. all earth
and all heaven, behold the child! In there
any velvet en aoft aaachild'e cheek! in
there any nky no blue no a child's eye? la
there any meal: no awed no the child'-
voicel in there any plume no waryaa a
ehiid'a hair!
oon'e urcoosmox or menu;

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(not! Not boon. not ignoramuwn. but
Cupar, neither-r and llelchior. men who
knewallthat wutoheknown. Theywere
the Inn Newtousand lleflcbels and Far—
adaylnl their time. Their alchemy war
thelorerunnero! our sublime chemistry.
their astrology the mother of our magnifi-
cent aetronmuy. ‘l'bey hurl atudied stare,
atudied metals. studied physiology, studied
everything. And when l eee theee Icin—
wallowing belore the beautilul babe l
wethepropbeeyol the timewhen all the
teleaooprwalal microscope- andnll the hey-
den jar- and all the electric lotteries end
all theolleflawriee and all the universi-
tiuahallbowto Jana it la much that
way already. Where in the college that
do- not have Wm thus bowr
Ingatthe ranger? have been the
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Omittlng the namea at the living lort
wenhouldhe luridiouahare we not had
amongthem Chrktian men like our own
Joeeph C. llutehiaaon and Ruth and Val-
entine lott and Ahercrouihie and Abe»
nethyi Whohave beeoonrgreateetteien-
tlatal Joesph Ilenry.who lived and died
luthelaith o! the Gotpele. and Agar-la,
who etaudl ‘ with hiaatudenta amongtha
hilla. took hie but and raid, ”Young
gentlemen. More we nudy than roeka let
naprayforwiedotntotbe God who made
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lararmt. Tothelieldal Godbonoredthem
when hem-oka- up the ahopherda by the
midnight anthem. and he will. while the
worldlantvteoutinue to honor the llclda
When the ahepherd'a crook war that far
none night-loud againat the walla! the
Bethlehem khan. it wee a prophecy o! the
time when thmber’a‘ llail and larrner’e
plow and wowlmau'aa‘x and ox’e yokeand
“minder“ ruke shell surrender to the
God who made the country. aauinn made
the town.

Behold. also. that on that Christen-a
night God honored motherhood. Two an-
gela on their wingnlmight have brought
an inlant Saviourto Bethlehem without
Mary'ebeingthereat all. thn the vil-

on the’ morning at December fl;
awoke, by divine arrangement and in tome
u lulned way. the child Jenna might
have lound In romeoomlortablecradle
o! the village. But no. no! Motherhood tor
all time min be comecrated, and one 0!
thetendereut relationr wantobethe m
malnlation.audone oltheaweeteat
worda, “Mother." in all age God haa
honoredgnod motherhood. ohn “'tnley
hadagood mother, St. Bernard badagood
mother, Samuel Bridgett a good mother.
Doddridge a good mother. Walter Scott a
good mother. Benjamin West a good
mother.

lungrout audience. most of whom were
Christian. I asked that all those who had
been blurred of Christian mothers arlee.
undolmost the entire assembly stood up.
Don't you ace how important itis that all
motherhood be consecrated? Why did
Titian. the ltaliauartist. when he sketched
the Madonna. make it an Italian lace?
Why did llnbetn. the German artiatJn
hie Madonna. make it a German lace!
Why did .lnahua Reynolds. the English
artist. in his Madonna. make It an Engliah
lace? Why did Murillo. theSpnnish artiet,
in hia Madonna. make it a Spanish lane? l
never,heartl but i think they took their
ownmothenanthetypeolhlary,the
mother oi Chrixt? When you hear-one
one,ineennonororation.apeakinthe ah
atract o! dnmkig‘bml' wanker,

our in teara w en
lo yd%l. ”That rim my Win I

ma atom or rumination».

The lirat worduchlld uttera Inapttohe
“Mother." and the old man in his dying
dleam calla “Hmherlrrmther!” It matters
not whether she was brought up in the nu
rounding“)! acity. and in alllnent home.
and wnsdmned appropriately with refer
error to the demandaot‘ modern lll’e.or
whetherehe wore the old time cup and
great round spectacles. and apron 01 her
own make. and knit your socks with her
mnwlkaaeatedhythebrwl fireplace.
withgreat black loge ablaze on a winter
night. It matters not how many wrinkles
‘ and retro-em] her int-o. or how
touch her rhortlders ml with the bur~
dent Oi a kiln; life. If you minted a hit
donna. hora would he the lace. Whata
gentlohnndahe had when we were sick.
and what neoioeto tooth mimand wna
thereanyone who could on till nparootn
with and purity and light? And
whuta and day that was when we come
hornealal the could greet ua not.ior her
lips were lorever atill.

Cotne hack. mother. thin Christmas they
and take your old place. and on ten or
twenty or filtyyeareago come and open
the old Bible in you uaulto: Inland kneel
in the heme place where you need to pray.
and look upon or aa 0! Old. when you
wished or a merry Chrixrmmor a happy
New Your. Data»! That would not he
lalrto eullyou buck. You had troublea
enough and achea enough and herearo
ment- euough while you were here. Terry
by the thwne. mother. till we join you
there. your prayer! ull aruwered.and In
the eternal bummed of our God we thall
again keep Chrietmaa jubilee together.
But npeak from your throne-t. all you glori-
fied mothera and way to all these, your
anti-and daughter» worda ol lore,wnrda
o! warning, worth oi cheer. They need
your roiee, {or they have traveled lar and
with many a heartlanek alone you Itlt
them, and you do well to call lrnmthe

teolbearentothe valleyu oi earth:
ll Lenlhrooedanoear l Weaneoming.
Keepaplaoe right matthohau

slow looted yearn! More ewlltly run
into theaoldof that anemia: an;
M then

Thiawndevelopedat the

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IngathtoAnt-riea.

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Three 0! ariatbheoafiy
Peepiewhohlowthelrown horn-donut

‘a'tayelurnlehgoedmnrielnrotherpeo

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landholdera l8

'l'helnrgeet ehlekenranch in thewuvll
in aaidto been an Natal In Bellinghanr
bay.i’ugetaoend. ,

Somem are ,
tonahlirklethe ytheyare
aellltforwwulnta ’

neheinMGamhetnwudepmitedrn
emtlyheneathaetatae or hlmwhichhaa
bewareetedial’itria

hperurWillhm’alateathuntlng expo
ditinn at Orutuatookwae madelnaeae
riagedrawnbylonrwhltehonu.

towant
madeolatal

weennw point, Lake Superior. produced
two» pounda of refined copper.
Thecapaeity Iortmalrlendahlp lantern
and preeioue quality puma-ed alnarat ex-
eluaively by certain oi' the brute creation.
The man who lorgeta him-ell in his no.
rides!“ othera Ianotaegreataahewho
maku the eacrilcee remembering himself.
Atripnp Pike’apeak by the new rail
way Mild tohetoomuch for one out oi
erery “people, onaeuountot the rarefied
air.
lit-r. Dr. Jericho-,0! Indianapolia bu rev-
enty proola that the wtnld will end in ten
yearn. and he geta lixty-nineol than (rum
the Bible.

in New Yuk city there are about a
dozen perfume maunlaetorlu. braide-
eoore oi other: who make imitation ex»
tractaandodors.

A brasonmel insuring Ita lamp burden
between its humpe ia a holiday novelty.
anda bronze elephant anpportiug alan-
light giving howdah ia another.

By way of a joke u mun. unperceired. ex»
traded a bottle from a [allow Ira-engor-
poeket in atramearnear Dublin and drank
lane 0! the ante-nu. believing it to he
whiaky. It turned out to he poison. cau-
ing hie death.

‘l‘he Anhhlalap‘a Retort.

“Art-Walt 8 war dial with
Georgew.(!mbt£notherday.’r?rnmtul
a Philadelphia gentleman. “end the natal
Phihnlelphiu dinnelrnrrty was preaent—
Waynehlael'cagh thereat Thea-at
torncy general out next to the nrchldshop.
During the «realm the subject of railway
pom won brought up, very naturally.
when the archbishop said that he lmd
“never truteicrl on a ruilnwl pun in all hit
'life and had never been mere-l one. 0!
course this alngulur statement attracted
the nilention of Colonel McClure. Clayton
McMicbaeI, Wayne IlaeVeaghand the rent
and canned ageneral amileal wonderment.

"‘Why, my dear archhhtbqrf raid Mac-
\'eagh, ‘yon bare misled oneot the real
pleaaurea OI lite. an Abe in known in Phil-v
delphia.‘

“'The «nation a! traveling ona pate
would certainly be new to me.'aaid hie

grace.

"‘l'll hareto so Mr. George W. Boyd.
Oi the Pennsylvania road. about thin.’ raid
Maol’eagh. ‘and one my influence toward
having this overnight corrected.’

“ ‘Really,’ replied the archbiahop. 1'—--

" 'Oh. that'a all right,’ interrupted Hac-
Yeegb. 'You can nae your induenoeto get
mea panama the road youareaupporal
to mire! in a meannre.’

“'Ah. my dear Idr,’ retorted bio m
enmwithamock Ingnbrioualook. 'l have
uncontroi met or Influence with the man
agent 0! any road you are likely Intravell' "
—-New York Herald.

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Ezekiel Fade. who died In Greene county.
New York. In the-prior; oi lath, wan-urn
iya ht subject tor adlme lumen-r. even
though he never deeoeraled to that lorel.
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specie a moist remarkable creature. He
wee born withwt earl. not even having
aperturee where bk euro Ihould have been.
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