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bwhldlhe had been subject. 1! allele
toaome phyliool ailment andhe
the vibrating atrium.
Thrumi Renae Thekingwilluotlisten
to the eaniaiie cadanoea He lets l'lya
javelia.eapeeting to pin the minute! to
the wall. but David dodged the weapon
ndhepttm, lorhowaeoonfideut that he
“Elm-1M“ Saul’e bad apirit
undo.
Anon thejavelin a numma David
doduaitaad drparta What a contraatl
Mlhvldwith a harpand enraged
Baulwlthajavelia. Who wouldvnm rath»
uplaytheonethanning the other? But
thtwunotthe only timcin theworld'e
hl‘orythuherpandjavelin Inch Where
theirhirthplacawae l unnot declare. It
b-ldthatthelyrewaafiutanggemd by
thought drawingof the ainewr of a ton
tdaemhabelhandthattheflutewae
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Illeanvil of the amithy. but the
muetometohavedroppodoutoitheahy
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The winged inatrnmmt oi the
waldhtheherp. analaonadedhiaharp
intheboohdfleneaia Davldplayedmany
dirty-lure on the harp while he rang
than. Theoaptivoin Babylon bu their
harpeonthewillowa JeaephueceleL-ated
the invention at the managed harp.
‘l'imothena the ’
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honor: to Bebeatianlirard,
whohypedala invented called theiootae
wellaethehand to the harp Whenthe
Mrpleordmaharlor whom he workeddia
ehargedhlmfor hie groin; the dmployer
dlnate. cred from theramepae
aloaoijealnuaythatthrewsaulefmy text
intothefltdurlng which he flung a javelin
dthe 'l’heharpiaalmoathuman.
ea whenyoupntyourflngeroaiu
Other luau-urnenta have louder .voiee
andmayhe betteriora battlechuge,bur
whtuquklumalnmben between
hwpatringa. waking at theilrat touch
olthetipaolthellapera ltcanweep. It
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boy! to him while eating at table.
taught boya a plaintive long in which
the people lamented their bad behaviw.
andthehlugumdn-the pathosol thematic.
cried out: “The city at Antioch la ice»
given." The rage at Aehilleewat managed
by a harp. Aaclcpiadea awayed rebelliou-
mnltitudra byabarp
After the battle oi Yorktown. when a
muaielaa war to anileramputation. and be
fore the «lane! ananthellea. the wounded
artiat called fora would instrument and
loatnotaaote during the to minutee o!
amputation. FilippoPalma. thegreat mu
aician. confronted by an angry creditor,
played so enchantlugly More him thattht
‘ creditor (organ thedebt and prethrdebtv
or lognineaa more to appease other erod-
itora Au eminent phyalclan oI olden tinu
contended (a! centre. carrying onrtheory
too far) that all allm'entaoi the world could
hecured by muaie. The medical ionrnalr
never report their recoverlea by this made.
But in whet twilight hour baa many a
aaint of God winced a hearteehe with a
hymn bummed or longer played! Jerome
oi Prague sang while burning at the stake.
Over what heye of piano or organ oonao
latiau haa walked! Yea, in ehnreh one
hymn hna rolled peaoeover a thonaand oi
the worried. perplexed and awaited. While
there are hymna and toner ready forthe
jubilant. there ia a rich hymnology (or the
outlining—“Naomi" and “Eventide" and
“Autumn haves" and "Come. YeDlroon
eolnte." and whole portlolioa and librettoa
of teara act to music.
All the wonderful triumphs of surgery
and all the new means oi ancwaslul treat
meat 0! physical and mental diaordera are
«it ‘inmedlcale ' Iand , ’
abroad in medical books. and it la high
time that acme of the mlllionaoi mlathat
have been mediated by mode. vocal and
instrumental, let the world know what
power there la in aweetaound. whether roll-
ing from lip or leaping [mm tightened
chord or ascending from ivory key. Music
is a universal language. At the foot of the
Tower of Babel lacunae war aplit' into
fragments never to he again put together.
but one thing who not hurt. and that ia
lunaic. and it is theanlne all thewovldover.
Lat runner in Russia at a watering
placeweweregreeted aaweentered axreat
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tbatltwlll be rum to how
earth atopaud heaven henna Bellow.
”23$?” ““ufimw“""
rayon a oppor-
tunityol revenge. Why did not David
pickup Seul'a levelin and hurl it back
David had
atyour fcctand thehaepiayont
hand Donotatrlke Donotplay
thegameoitltlortat.
aeaptivetothetentoi’l'imnr. Hehadatr
tempted the Inner-err oi Timor and hie
men. 'l'irnnraald to him: "Had youvan~
qukhedual amnot lgnoraatol the late
which you reaerved (or rayaelt end my
trooquntldiadalntoretaliete. Yonrliie
and honor areaeeuremnd l ehall eapreaa
my gratitudetoGod bymyclemaney to
loan." Beautlinl!
Revenge on Christian’atongneoepen or
handiainapt andmoredamagetotheone
whoemploya Itthau Lheone whom
it ie employed. What! A javelin hurled
atyou and fallen at your feetandyoanot
bar! it back again! Yea, lhave tried the
Lian. I learned it Iron: my lather and
re practiced it all my Mend it work:
welhandbythe helpoIGnd andjavellnr
uotpichedu l havccoaqueredallmyioar
andp funeral eermonainhcamroi
Ina-tot than.
Thebeatthing yonoando withalavelin
hurled atyonie tolet it lie when itdropped
orhaogit npin yonrrnnacum aea curt
fly. The wonndmedebyajave
liaia not by theah edge,hntatthodull
end of the handle to who wieldeit. l
luveittoyoutoray whichgotthebeatol
thatllghtlnthe pahmml or David.
Seealrolnmyrnhjeet that thefactthat
amen unnetimea dodge-la not against hie
courage. Myron eaya that whenSenlae
railed him "David avoidedontol hiapree»
enoetwier"—tbatle.whenthe javelin wee
flung he atepped out of ita direction or
beat thiewayrwthat—in other wordr.he
dodged. Butallthoeewho havercad the
lilo of David know thatheweenotlluk'
inglnproweu David had ianltahnt
cowardice was not onenlthean.
When David, who war. I gmabont
4“ feet high. mt outto meat the giant,
wbowaglgnaaaboutlouethighfltwa'
abignndertakingand the inequalitieeof
the atruggle were no great that it nrneh
the giant'a idea at the ludiamandhe
wmthelittlefellowunthewould
Iaaheelaedinnerlorabu-rdorajaekal.
“Conietomgandlwfllgivethyfluhm
theiowlaolthe alrandtothehefleolthe
PI
auditorium which warlllled with thou-nude held.
oiRu-riauawhoaelanmlcould nature
derataud any more than they could under
etend mine But ahertheannd hand had,
outdeom ttomphyed onrtwo
great aira lrtepped on the plat
form android totbe band-nearer. “Rue-lea
air! Ruaaian air!" and then he tapped with
hlahaton on the music rock. and with a
aplemlor and majuty oi power that almoat
made us quail the lull band poured lorth
their national anthem. They understood our
American music. and we understood their
Russian music. It ‘m a univeraal language
and no good for nuiverrai cure.
lahonld not wonder i! inthe day. of juda
ment it should be found out that more
aonla have been raved by music than by
preaching. labould not ‘I’ondfl’i’.0l‘llol
the “4.0% rammed aonla that John lore»
aaw before the throne of God,“ laaet Ill.
ow had been raved by aweet tong, Why
done not the church on earth take the
hint? Heaven lathe great mnaieal center
olthe naive-m. the place 0! doxologlee Ind
trumpet» and hurpe. and in preparation for
that place we ongbttomaha more ofmnric
on earth.
The band at raualo at Waterloo played
the retreat of the Forty-accent! Highland
are back to their places. and raered Inhale
haa returned many a loitering lwat oi God
into the Christian conflict with or much de
termination and drab ae Tennyaon'a‘fiia
Hundred." Who can tell what he been
aoeompllahed by Charlea Wesley'a 7.000
hymn. or hr thew-2mm“! “was 0'
hie time. which could he heard two mllea
ofli Whenmydcerirlend Diolrewle by
(gone to reatall too-non) eondneledacanr
paign againat drnaheanaaat the weat,aad
manhaled thonaanda o! the nohleat women
at the land in that meanillcent ‘
and whole neighhovhwda and vlllagee and
eitlu abut up their grog ahope. do you
knowthe chief weapon need? It waathe
Nearer. my God.lo thee.
Sear-10M
They rang it at the door at hundredant
liquor oak-om which been open for
years. andeltheret the that chem at the
campaignortheaeemultheealonnahutnp
At the lratverre oi “New".ly God.”
Thee,"the liquor dealer leached; attire
around venetheyloohed eel-ca; attire
third verre tbrybegan toery, Matthe
fourth vrrre they gm. downer: their hora
Yon ray they opened their Not).- again.
Yeaaorneofthem did. Bot ltia apart
thing to have hell abut up ii only tor a
week (live tall ewbgtoagncdgoapel
hyna.aod it would take thewholewnrld
brand!
But whenln myteatlaeeaaul deelinln
thiamedleineot rhythmand cadence
actuallyhariiage voila at tin-heart at
Darliheharptat. hathlnh rayrelfof the
lac]. that all: would like!» hilleacred Inhale.
Wemnmmldwhattoaevavidwaaplay
Ingnn the rpthatday, buttroln the
eharaeteroi manwe haowltwaeaete
nary madrigal. or a mole-a ditty. or a
aweapot “an: Inga-tire oi the male
dramalmtelrvmdmnde.flodgivra
' tro- Mina-tine: but!"
flannel-antennae!”
flanked-e serene
WhenDavidwattouttonteetthatglant
and conquuedhim, he Wrote-l. ae
hedldmothaooudmhieeonrage. Bot
lam aoglad thatwhen Saul long that
iavelin. David dodged inoriherhietwerh
or his lilo would never have been done.
Whateleeeonthieiatnthoaewho go into
naeleaa danger and apnea their lien or
their reputation- or their naeiulneae nor
necessarily. When duty demands. an
ahead. thoufll all earth and hell oppoae
Dodgenotoneiuehirnmtherightpoaltion
But when nothingleinvolved.etephachor
nepaeide.
Whyrtandinthe wayof perilathat you
were“! Goaotinvaqniaotiehattlu in
light windmilla You will a. or more z...
to theworld and the church a an active
Chriatian man than aaa target for javeline.
There areChrietiaoa always iaadght. !'
lheygo into churehaa they light there. It
theygninto preabytrriea or caller-cu or
eonaoeiatione they fight than. lly advice
toyon hilanythlngiatobegalned IorGod
orthe truth, atand out oi th'weyolthe
javelioa [Samuel xviil.!l.“Davidavoided
uni ofblrpreeeneetwloe."
Waehiamon wee ea mi ty In hie re
treateea in his advancea. army would
revere! timea have been it he had
notdalgul lle dodgedon inland,
he dodged on New Jeraey heighta Lia»
colnonhia wayto inauguration atWaeh
inatonwaewaitedlnvhy minutiae
tookanotharirainand dodgrdthe
edoea Wehave high example-lithe
thatarlnuuraeaarnen willrerveGodheat
Amobhrnnght Chrlettothe tape! the
mkebaehdflenmh. Theydldnotlike
“ , “ andthey, 'tohurlhlla
downthe pveripbe. llutwhile they were
getting ready (or themaaanereChrIet dart
«l lataihe crowd a amid the centurion
ereapedtoCapnnaualandeoatinned exoe
ehingdevllaand «Mimi-were and filling
Mariana! giving healthy droalatiaa oi
bimdtoparalyahaadeuringdrauotieand
turningeorperaintoliviag-aneldwnmea
any 0116860 _ . .,
Qty’andqueutityiofoire
fluther particulars
1’1 thatmldhe.”
5;!
q
Ira-oi blame-end mahouhl nee
themiaddyiog iii-Creator: lw'lfilhed
beaaaerawlieg iaaditehrathwthae
haveaetadtew Godarlhavedoae.”
Javdiadwlhjavdlnoflrany, at
rearrility, velinol ,
human diabolle hoetility, have
lyingforhandredeof year-admiring
now. But aimedatwhetl' At
thatharoometodevaetatetheworidl’ At
”nothing that elayr mm Al ran»
race! No. eiaaed at the goalie! harr-
barp on which prophets played with
”newbie: lingering and W “I;
m t burr or w W
played with anhiixne certainty. and
martyr: played while their finger- were
on are. Harp that wudrlpfluwlth the
blood at the Chritgout oi whoeeheutv
atrium the harp w. alluded and [roll
whmdylag green the atriapwneheyad.
0h, goepd harp! All thy nervea a-tremble
with etoriee at eel! aeeridea. Help
thrummed bylngara long ago turned to
dust Earp that made heaven lietanaad
will yet make all the earth hear. Harp
the; rounded pardon to ray atnial reel
and pace over the grave where my dead
aleep. Harp that will Iud the client
at the blood washed throng redeemed
amend the throne. May a javelin aley me
before I lingo javelln at that. [larp which
it eermaalmoat iooracradlormetotoneb,
and no I all down Irma theirthmaeethoae
whoueedtoflnaeritandaehthemtotouoh
it now. "Come down. William Comer,
and run our ilnwaoverthertriogrot thir
harp." eraya, "l will."andheplayr
There in a fountain filled with blood
Drawn from lanaauuel'a veian ,
”Come down, Chri- Werley. and tone.
the raring" lie eaya. "I will." and he
la 3:
p y Jeane. More! ary rout,
but me to thy hneom fly.
“Comedown. Anguatna'l’opladymad aw
your lingera eelnae this ml harp"
eayr. “I will.” and he niaylc
Rock of Agar. cleft (or me,
Let the hide toy-ell in thee.
”Come down, luau: Walla, and take this
harp." lie rays. “i will," and he plow
Aha. and did my Saviour Need,
And did my Sovereign die?
“P. P. Blm,eomedowoanrl thrumthiegoe
pel harp." ileaayn. "I will,” and he playe'
ilalleiniab. 'ua do».
I believe on the son.
[Mable harp! Transporting harp! Harp
oi earth! llarp of heaven! raintly
and aerhphie: ll of God! l like
the idea“ theold monument in the ancient
church a. Ullarvl, neer Kilkenny, Ireland.
The mlptnre on that monument. though
chiaeled month we yearn em. up
preprlate today oath-I. the ream ray
rerouting aharpaponaernn ’l'hat la
where I hangitaowuhatbwherryenhed
hetterhangit. Int theiavelinbe lorevrv
buriuLthuharp edge dowmhnthaegthe
harp upon the croea.
And now upon our eonla let the hope at
havenninmndqeed aawhea the ana'a
ray-Marlee: iaSaiturb-ad u the op
preach oi eventide, and theahyherd among
theAlpapntathehoratohie peaadhlowr
a blaaeaadaaya. “Gioryhetoiled,” nodal!
the shepherds on the Alpine heighte or
down in the deep valleya respond with
other bloat of horns. haying, "Glory be in
God." and then all the ahepherda uncover
their heads and kneel in word-tip. and
alter a few momenta of ailenee me ahep
herd riaee hora hie hm and blown
reaponae
'“I'Ilanhe he to Bed." In thin
Whalithlvalleyeelemhreapoad
tothehillaolhaevrawttheoladaot glory
andthnhaandltbe herpol cauhlywar
ahiptoharp at heavenly wmhip.aml the '
wudaotiitJohnhtheAmlyp-ehelnl
filled. “lheard avnlee Iron: heavenmthe
voieeel may water-and aethe micro! ,1
great thunder. ad I head the voice of
harperaharpingwiththiiliflpa'
AWW
letopprd one day at a mountain rat
demonthennerfnnherlanduvgeedm
mandwaetoldhythaladyet the box-me
thatlwoaldhavelo feed my own horn
aaheroidmaawran't at home. By the
timelhadettradrdto-ypnrtelt
aeaaahe had Iahhed here, or I
rived feet alum Milne.“ when
“Ian't your hmbend Ben Jada-1n!" I
”Yer. tit-one it," ahereapawled "The
mmmmwmu."
want to be inquiaitive."
”Irate-Baal! rightful-native.
aariegly. “lwwrn’tawhlewepetlywhaa
luarflfflqhfilweanifityaaoam
rrthat.
lweetheoaetuheeafleaedlhiatha
"if menu’s rat-d.” Mat-ell dealt» .
tally. "I'll like to have yeaeaplata haw
ohm-debenture
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