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MISS HELEH ENGLEHART.
. of Switzerland, Chainpiou Lady reneer ofthe World. and
PROF. OALLAN AUSTlti.
Ohmiipionoi the United States, Under the
W exhibition of science, skill and endurance. Ira—Three exhibitions daily:
Horseback,5 pin, 8 pm Don’t miss it. Don’t forget the place and data.
out Mine Englehart will meet any gentleman fencer with toils for a purse.
rld’e championship in all round contest, to consist of
rapier, brondsword. single-stick, doubleetiek,
III. film—turner JESSIE II. lssvss South ”twill, It s. at; “2.3.. 2, ”I. 5.5. till I.”
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W. July l'l.-Dr. Talmoge’n preach-
tlfliningland has been a continued
of Impreosdented successes. ll'he
Wish pawl. have assembled by thon-
Intla to hear the American preacher
Mkhaspreeched. l hesta
“not” Trade hall was engaged for
flout-in a third of the people whotried
tenth. The streets leading to the hall
wusjsmraedwith a dense surgingmeee
dim. AM the service Dr. Tal-
lnap punched in the street to the crowd.
whidl numbered fully 15,000. The sermon
new (or this week is entitled “Our
Mons," from I Corinthians iii, .23,
file implosion is abroad that religion
filial-an on aha-t allowance; that when
the ship sailing heavenwnrd comes to the
shining wharf it will be found out that all
thapamsngerahadthe hardest kind otsea
fan; that the soldiers in Christ's army
march most of the time with an empty
haves-met. in a word, that only those
have a good time in this world who
upon themselves no religious obliga—
X want toduy to find out whether this is
It. and I am going to tab account of
duck; lamgoing to show what are the
Christian’s liabilities. and what is his in—
mud what are his wnmlntoe deeds,
“what are his bonds and mortgages.
and 1 shall find out before [finish just how
Whole worth, and I shall spread he
tore y. the balance sheet in time to warn
ylll all against the religion of Jesus Christ
{Undead it henfuilure. and in time for
yuilltoacceptit if indeed it be a suc-
u. I turn first to the steels, and I find
therewhat seems to be n roll at govem
w securities—the empire of heaven
pulsing all things tothe preseason The
Mental] words of my text are a war-
rantes deed to the whole universe when it
aayl. “All are yours."
In making an inventory of the Chris—
tian's ‘ons l remark, in the first
that he owns this world My text
implies it, and the preceding verse asserts
lt-“whetlser Paul or Apolloe or Cepbas
«the war " Now it would be an air
sasdthing to suppose that God would give
Wann'csflmwfi
yoahave alarge park, agrand manaion,
mum] fountains, stalking deer and
m. to whom will you give the first
rightwall these possessions? To outsid-
erel No, to your own children. You will
my, "It will be very well for outsiders to
casein and walk these paths and enjoy
thhlandscape, but the first right to my
house, and the first right to my statuary,
“I.“ right to my gardens shall be in
thus-anion of my own children."
low. this world isGod's park, and while
he allows thooe who are not his children
“I Wllo [dune his authority the privilege
dwalklngfltrongh the gardens, the ponies»
indallthisgrandeurof park and man-
liu is in the right of the Christian—the
Gowns, the diamonds, the silver, the gold,
tho mnlng brightness and the evening
inflow. The Christian may not have the
titledssdtoonescreot land as recorded in
thduk'a once, he may never have paid
“muffins, but he can goupon a
man and look ofl' upon titty mile-e of
[tabloid and say, "All this is mine; my
”keep" it me." “Allure yours.”
a wouu) Is You ms turnouts.
A lawyer In sometimes required to search
talc. and the client who thinks he has n
Eddahtto anestateputs the papers in
hands, and the lawyer got-s into the
Elite records, and dads everything right
three or tour or live years back: but
otter awhile he comes to abreak in the
“loadedcit, toadiversionof the prop-
cty: ”(helium out that the man who
ltppomd heowned itownenot anacreol
tho mini. while somebody else has the
MI right to the entire estate. Now, I es-
lflnsthe title to all earthly minus.
I‘phack a little way, and l lind that men
thworld—bad men,seldsh men, wicked
Mink they have a right to all these
”one; hutl gofarther back,and l
math title from year to year. and from'
“my to century. until 1 one the whole
vededinGed New, tome did he
it! To his own children! ”All are
nflmphfact is that intbelastda
arehitectnrs,sil the
all the nwuntains,sll the villages
Will In thepnlse-louot thechuvehot
M “the meek alt-ll inherit the
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muse-at." "All are yours.” “But,"
, “what satisfaction is there inthat
tiller
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lunged eeroclydoa will sweep the great
organ pipes, and you shall are God's hand
striking the keys and God’s loot tramplng
the pedels in the great omtorlo of the ages!
80 all artistic and literary advantages
are in the Christian'u right. I do not care
on whose wall the picture house or on
whose pedestal the sculpture stands, it be
loop to Christians. The Bieratadte nod
the churches are all working for us. "All
areyours." The Luxembourg, theLonvre,
all the galleries of Naples and ltome and
Venice—they are all to mine into the pee-
aession of the church of Jenna Christ. We
may not now have thv’n on our walls, but
the time will come when the writ of eject
Ina-twill he served and the church will
possem everything. All parks. nll lit-ill-
pondr, all colors, all beneath—all, "all are
I?
Secondly, I remark that the right to full
temporal support Is in the t'hrivtion'u
name. it is a great alluir to but the
world. Just think of the fuel. that this
morning sixteen hundred millions of our
race breaktnsted at God’s table. The com-
Ini-nry department of nhundt-ed thousand
men in an army will engage scone of peo-
ple; but just think of a commi-«snry do
pertment of a world! Think of the goth»
ering up from the rice swumpe.nod the
tea fields, and the orchards, and the fish-
eries! No one but God could tell how
many bushels it would take to feed live
continental.
Then to clothe all these people-how
many furs must he captured, and how
moth has broken, and hour much cotton
picked. Just think of the infinite word-
robe where sixteen hundred millions of
people get their clothes! God spreads the
table first at all for his children. Of course
that would be a very selfish man who
would not allow other people to come and
sit at his table sometimes, hdt first of all
the right is given to Chr'utiun people, and
therefore it in extreme folly for them ever
to fret about food or rulment.
Who fed the whales eportiug 03 Cape
Hatteras thin morning! Out of whose
hand did the eormorant pick its food?
Whose loom wove the huttertly's wing?
Who hears the hawk‘s cry? If God takes
care at n walrus, end a Siberian dog, and a
wasp, will he not take care of you? Will
a father have more regard for reptiles than
for his sons and daughters? It Galclothes
the grizzly bear, and the panther. and the
hyena, will he not clothe his own children?
Come, then, this morning nnd get the key
of the infinite storehouse. Come and get
the key of the infinite wardrobe. Here
they are—all the keys. "All are yours."
'nnt ler or urrfs touolz.
So all the vicissitudes of thb life, so for
as they have any religious profit, are in
the right of the Christian. it you should
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especially near what is called the "lime-
shoe," you would find a trnin ot are al—
most doubling on itsell, and sitting in the
back car you seen locomotive eomingns
you look out of the window, and you think
it is another tsoin when it is onlythe front
of the train in which yonare riding. and
sometimes you can hardly tell whether the
train is going toward Pittahurg or toward
Philadelphia. but it is on the (rm-k and it
will reach the dv {wt for v. Exirh it nulrml
and all the passengers “ill in: vilnchnrged
at the right place. Now there are agree:
many ehnrp curves in lite.
Sometimca we seem to he going this
way and sometimes we seem to he going
that way, but it we are Christians we are
on the right track and we are going to
come out at the right place. Do not get
worried, then. about the sharp curve. A
sailing veuel starts from New York tor
Glasgow. Does it no in a straight line?
on, no. It changes its tack every little
while. Now you any, "This vessel instead
of going to Glasgow must be going to
Barre, or it to going to Hamburg, or it in
going to Homilies." No. no It Is going
to Glasgow. And in this voyage of life we
often have to change our rock. One storm
blows us this way and another storm
blows nethat way. but he who holds the
winds In his list will bring us into a haven
of everlasting rest just at the right time.
Donotwovry.thsn.li you havetochnnge
narrow was an "mu. 6M5.
One of the best things that ever hap-
penedto Paul was being thrown oi! his
horse. One otthe hast thingsthst ever
happened to Joseph was being thrown into
the pit. The losing 0! in physical m-
light helped John Milton to see the battle
at theangrls. Oneal thebestthingstbnt
ever happened to Ignatius was being
thrown to the wild beasts in the Coliseum,
and while eighty thousand people were
jarring at hir he walked up to the
Isreestol all the and baked him in
the ey'gas much as teeny, "Here 1 am.
ready he devoured for wrist!- sake."
0d the sea will put.
11th. feverishtolch ol Iteklesaiakln—
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up new will uh;
W viewer.
will leavesoutbllorwalk
7:30pm.,
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Lea've Baton Point, 11 am, 1
SUNDAYfi—Leave South Korwa'k, 10:30 a 1111., 12:30. 2:00, 3:30,
5:30,5:50and7:30p.m.
Leave Baton Point, 11:10 am, 1:10, 2:40. 5:00, 6:40 and 9.00 pm.
, Excursion Fare; 25 Cents.
'1'in table subject to change without notice.
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isthstemoveuolell ostemontel
thill hat and an up into the palace. ’l’be
Ghanaian own! ' all heaven. "All are
yours." lapel-moi Iwfluiyflu towers
of strength. its castles of low. lle will
notwalk in the etrrrml city no foreigner
inastrange city, but as a farmer walk!
over his own premises. ,1 .
”All are yours." All the motions yours.
Angels your companiom Tom .4 life
your ahade. Hillsof glory your lookout.
Thrones at heaven the phmv: where you
willehout the triumph. Jrvilltl is yours.
God isyours. You look up into the laced
God and say, "My father." You look up
into the face of Jeans and any. "My broth-
er." Walk out on the bottle-menu of
heaveuand lookofl u the city ot the
sun. No tears. No . .‘io sleuth.
No smoke of toiling warehouse. curling no
theair. No voice of blasphemy thfllllnfl‘
through that bright, clear Samm h mum—
ing. No din of strife jarring tln- nit. Then
take out your deal. and remember that
from throne to throneband lmm wall so
wall, and from horizon to horizon, "All
are yours.”
Then get up into the tuitplu of the sun.
worshipers in white, enoh with a palm
branch, and from high gallery of that
templelook down upon the tlmoundnot
thousands, and the ten thonmud time-a ten
thousand, and the one hundred anal tony
and four thousand, and the great ”multi-
tude that no men can uunvlsvr," and louder
than the rush of the wheels, ltllltlt'f than
the tramp of the mleemul, ln-sir a voice
saying, "All are yours!" Sm the great
ion marching nronnl the throne oi
God. Martyrs who went up nu wings of
flame. lnvnllds who went up from [undies
0t distress. Toilers who w. nt up from the
workbouse and the rectory Mu] lhr: mine.
All the suffering and the brill-v. d 1, him: on
olGod. See the chariotnof mlmtmn; in
them thme who were more than compo r.
on. See them marching around about the
throne of God iorevev and forever, and
know that ”all are yours!"
11m Vletm‘ or nmvu. nrvz.
0 ye who have pains of but; that ex-
haust your strength and wv-zsr out your
patiencerold before you this morning
the land of eternal health nmlnl imper-
ishnble beauty and "all is yours: ’ 0 yr,
who have hard work to get your Milk
bread, hard work to shelter your : illllEr' n
from the storm, I lit: I'R'fure you the than
M that land where they m-vv-r hon (Fr.
I“ Elm! MVP! thin“, Mill [toil lu'l‘i a llJ m,
and vobesmver them. and the mm on LI
eternal love fills them, and all that is
yours!
0 ye whose hearts are buried in the
grave of your deed-t) ye I'IlIM hnppirn 1%
went by long ago—O ye who mourn 'or
countenanceo that never will light up and
even cloned twee—«it uolongor nrmmg
tombs, but look here! a home tlmt
shall never be brvlkm up, linen {with
never clei't ot the grove. Ramommi one
from you parted long ago now rozl'fli'
with joy that shall never cease. and n leL
that shall never grow cold,and wearing
garments that shall never wither. anu
know all that is yours. Your» the hire
Yours the acclaim. Yours the tramport
Your! the cry of the tour urn! Emmy
elders. Your-t the (Imirmu u! s in rm :1;
Your! the lumbthnt em.» slaw.
lnthe tinlnn oi that gloriovu mum
mation i almost lone my infillfl‘llrl, -..-l
have toholtl fast lest I he lvVl'l'Irv‘rnz' I»;
the glory. The vision rose iwfnre 5t. .l.»l.n
”WWI!!! he saw ('lvn:.t litit l-i ml
red garment, riding on a White Imrw. .ml
all heaven following him on whit-e lmrn’mv
Whats procession: Let Jesus r'nle, lie
walked the way footnote, Weary and (aim
Now let him ride, “'hlte homo! view y,
bear on our chief? “manna to the mo ui
01ka! Ride on, Jesus! let ll heaven
follow him. These cavalry of sud fought
wetland they tough: triumphantly. X: or
let them ll. mounted. The (mwmdtb 0'
goldring underthe dying Imulh. :vttmia
sheathed and Victoria won, 11’...) v umluv-l'
are they sit on their charger». Ye uninvited
troopaofGodJideonrrhlc wttvnthomaml
abreast. eavslende alter cavemen. Sn
Mill-lied to the ltpa. No biaulvir‘tp
pin; from the fetimka. So smoke ot has
a! breathed from the till-nit“. Tilt battle
is «duh—the victory won!
Oh, if there be any present who are yet
enemieeot the evened camel hem-etch
them at one tab nooocihrl to limit it.-
member if you are not follmlnnmnz vim:
Whit. relied army who follow the Saviour
in his victorious march your part mun he
with those concerning whom it is but“,
“Thelmd Jenna shall he rennin! {mm
heaven in timing are, taking vengmure
«at» that know not God, and obey not
the Gospel 0! our lord Jseue I'hl'hst, who
shall bepunlshrd w‘lthererlastingdntrue
tioa iron the presence of the Lord and
frnmthegloryot’hispower, when herb—ll
none to begloriled in his saints, and to be
admired In all them thnt believe."
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lib-twirl attention given to Effl'.’lllitl’ and
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DABMIER. Photographer.
42 Washington Street,
”Vi-ill l'flhfi'l’ UFi'll‘F.. SUL’TI! SUHWALK.
my!t ly
l. H. I. BRIIWN,
SANITARY PLUMBING, STEM am!
“8 FITTING, TII'I IIIIEEFIliG,
SHEET lIlIlII WIIIIK
in all i. n-a. .lxvn'. fur SOFTHAIZD mul
lit till-ll. . )3: Sl’l-ll Cl \l TlEV‘, uml . rip-burial
MA Ill vX‘i 1.1va l'. slim-2 s'lEAI-i and
Ill t'i‘ “'A'I'lLEt it! lll.‘r
The, ill” ~t like 0‘
Steven. Ranges & Heaters
in the rim.
nv, sun, 7 11m uh not
a
5pm ml nin-ntlun givrn middling. .‘tLi ”r-
tlrrs will hr exwuted with prnrnptitude and
var». All work done by‘tirsHlase workmen
u the lowest price-s.
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N"! 'l 'ESSOR TO 5. SELLECK. all I}
The leading fish market of the
city is at
IIIIIlT 8!. ZELIIFF’S
.rn
.n
Wmmxumx 5’l‘i:l~ll1T~-'i'.’.
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There you can always iinsl the
freshest ii.~h to be had. A fine
lot of SIlilll arrives every day.
PURE T‘OMAIII CAISIIP,
IIAPIlllIflI SlHIllIIES.
[OBSIERS.
PIBKIED lilSIEIlS.
Unit-1M called {or uudvlv-livvrml.
“'hulvalllv‘ mill Retail Flrlll, (lys-
in' mud \‘rqrizmlr' Marla-t,
Huut’inm’s
32 WilSlilIIGTIIN STREET.
concrete Walks,
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1 16.5.le 1h.
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PHOTOGRAPHS. 15$ 7’
, < LQ)’ 5;)
80mi
Rain the
Ohio Ion I
mar a murmur: Is now row
in to swans. a minors or
Flag Walks,
Curb and inner
Put down in the best manner at
the lowest price.
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GRADING,
SfllllllNIi,
nouns
RAYMDND Bins.
A Splendid I'iuvestmeni
mums ‘6 PER till. IN YOUR
(Will CITY.
The owmr has placed in our
hands for sale a limited number
of first-class building lots on
Quinton] and Lincoln avenues
(the Woodward homestead) at a
wry low price, as the building
llit'n'nn will greatly increase the
value» of his remaining property.
Unly 3100 need be paid in ad-
vumiv. the balance can remain at
.3 per cent. The party selling
this propertv is positive that
these lots will double in value in
th rec years, and to each purchas-
er will give a “1:”sz GUARAN—
TEE to take the lot back at the
expiration of that time at the
purchased price and allow inter-
est at 6 per cent. or annum on
tlwamonut of ms ipaidthereon.
This is a reliable first class oficr
to home builders or investors.
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on
Geo. Lockwood.
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