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Dr. ‘l'slraags’s sermon the day was
* Dividers? thstutohoau he-
iagJolrn n16, “Othersheep l have which
are not at this told.”
There is no monopoly in religion The
moi God is notaiittle property that
we may trace of! and havcsil toourselves.
It is not a king’s park, at which we look
through barred gateway. wishing that we
mlghtgoinand sssthedserandthe
statuary sud pluck the flowers and traits
in the royal conservatory. No, it is the
Father's orchard, and everywhere .. ..
arebarsihat wernaylct down andgates
that we may swing open.
Dog In the lunar lplrit.
In my boyhood, next to the country
schoolhouse, there was an orchard of ap-
ples owned by a very lame man, who, al-
though there were apples in the place per-
petually deoayingand by scores and scores
oi bushels, never would allow any oi as
to touch the innit. One day in the sluiul~
nose at a nature inherited from our first
mate, who were ruined by the same
temptation, some of us invaded that or
chard. but soon retreated, ior the man
came after us at a speed reckless oi mak-
ing his lameness worse and cried out,
“Boys. drop those apples, or I’ll set the
dog on you 1”
Well, my iriends, there are Christian
men who have the church under severe
There is fruit in this orchard ior
the e world, but they have srough
and unsympathetic way at acoustics ont~
elders, as though they had no business
here, though the Lord wants them all to
come and take the largest and ripest iruit
on the premises. Have you an idea,
heoadse you were baptised st )3 months
of age and because you have all your liie
been under hallowed influences, that
therefore you haves right to onewhole
side of the Lord's table, spreading your
sell out and taking up the entire room! I
tell you be. You will have to haul in
your elbows. for 1 shall place on either
side at you those whom you never aspect-
ed would sit there, (or, as Christ said to
his iavored people long ago, so he says to
you and to me, “Other sheep I have which
are not of this fold. "
MacDonald, the Scotchman, has four
or live dozen head oi she-op. Some oi them
are browning on the heather, some of them
are lying down under the trees, some oi
then) are in his yard. Tin-y are scattered
around in eight or ten diilcront plume.
Cameron, his neighbor, comes error and
says: “I see you have :30 sheep. l have
just counted them." "No." says Mac.
Donald, “1 have a great many more sheep
than that Some are here, and some are
elsewhere They are scatterer! all around
about. i have {.000 or 5,000 in my docks.
Other sheep I have which are not in this
told.“
The Test Explained.
30 Christ says to us. More is a knot of
Christians. and there isa knot oi Chris-
4 time. but they make up airmail part of
the flock. Hero is the Episcopal fold, the
Methodist fold. the Lutheran laid, the
Congregational (old. the l’resrbytcrian
in! the Baptist and the Pedobaptist
iol . the only diiierence between these
last two being the mode oi sheep washing.
and so they are scattered all over. and we
come with our statistics and say there
are so many thousands oi the Lord's
sheep, but Christ responds: “No, no. You
have not soon more than one out of a
thousand of my dock. They are scattered
all over the eurtb. 'Uiher sheep l have
which are not of this fold. ' "
Christin my text was prophesyirrg the
conversion oi the gorrtilr-s with as much
confidence as though they wore alrr-udy
converted, and he is now, in the worrisoi
my test, prophosyiug the mining of a
great multitude oi outsiders that you
never supposed would come in, saying to
you and saying to mo, “mirer sheep] have
which are not oi this iolrl. "
in the first plooo. l remark that the
heavenly shepherd will find many oi his
sheep among the nonehurchgoers. There
are congregations where thr-yamsil (fibrin
lions, and they seem to be completely lin-
ished, and they remind one oi the skele—
ton leaves which by chemical preparation
have had all the grcennorur and venture
taken at! them and are leit mid and
white and delicate, nothing wanting but
a glass case to put over them. The mirr-
later oi Chriut has nothing to dowith such
Christiana but to come once a week, and
with ostrich feather dust oil the aroma!»
lotion oi the last six days, leaving than
bright and crystalline as bolero. lies the
other kind oi a church is an armory. with
perpetual sound oi drum and ilie. asth-
ering recruits tor the lord oi Hoots. We
say to every voile-at: ”Do you want to
be on God's side. the sale side-milks
happy side? ll so. come in the armory
and get equipped. ilere is shall: in which
iohecieanssd. line are medals toput
upon your test. liars is a hernias {or your
. Heulsahreassplateioryour
heart. "are is a sword let your right
arm, and yonder is the battlefield Quit
yourselves like roan."
There are some here whoasy, "i stop-
r going to church lilor Rayner» ago."
y brother. is it not strange throne
should he the tree use i should talk to
I t ‘ a‘ fl .~ 1“,
wmsmmhmfl‘
among
to the wide world, not sitting along
Hohokns creek, where eight or ten other
persons are sitting with book and line;
but, like the fishermen oi Newioundiand,
sailing oil and dropping not away outside
so or 60 miles irorn shoru Yes, there are
nonehurchgoors here who will come in.
Next Sabbath they will be here again or
in‘some better church. They are this mo
ment being swept into Christian aseocla-‘
lions. Their voice will be heard in public
prayer. They will die in peace. their bed
surrounded by Christian sympathiessnd
to be carried out by devout men to be
buried and on their grave be chiseled the
words, "Precious in the sight at the Lord
is the death oi his saints.” And on resur-
rection day you will get up with the dose
children you have already buried and
with your Christian parents who have at
ready won the palm. And all that grand
and glorious history begins this hour.
"Other sheep l have which are not oi
this! "
Free to All Who Aeee't.
I remark again, the heavenly Shepherd
is going to had a great many of his sheep
among those who are positive rejectors of
Christianity. 1 do not know how you
earns to reject Christianity. It may have
been through hearing Theodore Parker
preach, or through resrilng Man's ”Life
of Jesus," or through the infidel talk of
aonrsyonng man in youretore. It may
have been through the trickery at some
proicssed Christian men who disgusted you
with religion. i do not ask you how you
becameso, but you irankiy tell me that
you do reject it. You do not believe that
Christ is a divine being, although you ad.
suit that he was a very good man. You
do not believe that the Bible was inspired
oi Geri, although you think there are
some very line things in it. You believe
that tho Scriptural description oi Eden
was only an allegory. There are 50 things
that i believe that you do not believe.
And yet you are an accommodating man.
Everybody that knows you says that oi
you. ii i should ask you in do a kindness
for me, or ii any one ciao should ask of
you a kindness, you would do it. Now, i
have a kindness to ask oi you today. it
is something that will cost you nothing
and will give me grealflight. [want
you by experiment to try the power oi
Christ's religion.
Ii . i should come to you, and you were
very sick, and doctors had given you up
and said the was no chance {or you, and
I should m3... a imrrlc and say: "line
is a medicine that will cure you. it has
cum! to purrpls'. and it will cure you,”
you would say. “i have no confidence in
it." i would my, “Won‘t you lnlio it to
oblige me?" "Well," you would say, "ii
it's any acciunrnmlatiou to you. Hi rake
it. " My lrlr'nrl. will you be just as accom-
modeling in runners oi religion! There
are some oi you who hare ioumi out that
this world cannot satisfy your soul. You
are like the torso who told me one Sabbath
alter rim svrrir'vr was over: "i havciried
thin world and inuuri it an insuillciorrt por-
tion. Tell me oi mun-tiring both-r." You
have come to that. You are sick for lilo
need oi divine nmiirarnent. Now i come
and it‘ll you vi a physician who will euro
you, who ham-urn! hundn-d» uml hundmls
who were sick as you arc. “Uh."you say.
“i have no euniidvnco in him." But will
you not try lriru? Arron-rumba. mo in
this math-r. Ubllgu mo in this matter.
Just try him. i am very n-rtarr he will
cure you. Yuri reply. "i have no especial
confidence in him, but ii you ask me as a
mailer oi accommmlallrm iritrmlucv him. "
So I do introduce him-(‘hrir-r. the phy-
sician who has curl-d more blind eyes. and
healed more ghmriy wounds. and bound
up more broken hearts than all the doc-
tors slum the limo oi .ivlscuiupiue. That
divine physician is here. Are you not
ready to try him? Will you not as a pure
mailer oi experiment try him and state
your ram is-iore him this hour? lluid
nothing back irom him. if you cannot
pray. if you do not know how to pray any
other way, say: "0 lmd Jesus Christ.
this is a strange thing lor me to do. I
knew withing show the (annular at or
liglon. Them Christian [31on have been
talking so long abumt what thou carrot do
for me i am ready to do whatever thou
eornmsndestuutoda lamrvsdytoiake
whatever thou mercuric» me to late.
if there he any power in religion, as these
peoples-y. lot rue have theadrsniage oi
“r!
a cruise nail.
Will you try that sspsrlraeui cowl i
do not at this point oi ray discourse say
that there is anything in religion. but I
despise clergyman.
rsg' puller-Melly. Perhaps we
Iayhspreiudlerdia thrusattar. Perhaps
mmhshypoevitieslin our utterances.
Perhaps our advice ism wrath taking.
MnhmMueloisrmvnyrespser-
ahleieyaran, asdohn liltoa. them as
William Wharton”. the slat-sass: as
laser ”:2,“ the astronomer; ranchers
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You “sluts iathat
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Icoksistoyoareysssndssys,"0ihn
Ihave which are not otihisloirl.”
lope law an.
Again [remark that the heavenly shep-
h'erd is going to dad a many sheep
than who have ‘ilung of evil
habit .it makes me sad to mhflTg‘r:
ve up a prodigal as
meanwhotalk asthoughthegrsccoi
Godweres chain of so orwliaks, and
after they had run out there was nothing
to touch the depth at a very bad case. 1!
they were hunting and got all the track oi
the door. they would look longer among
the brakes and bushes tor the lost game
than they hate been looking ior that lost
soul. People tell us that ii a man have
delirium tremens twice he cannot be re—
claimed; thst alterawornnn has sacrificed
her integrity she cannot be restored. The
Bible has distinctly intimated that the
Lord Almighty is ready to pardon s90 times
wthat is, 70 times 7. There are men beiore
the throne of God who have wailowcd in
every kind of sin; but, saved by the grace
at Jesus and washed in his blood, they
stand there radiant now. There are 512ng
.who plunged into the very lowest at all
the hails in New York who have for the
tenth time been lifted up, and finally by
the grace oi God theystend in heaven glo-
riously rescuprl by the grace promised to
thechiei oi sinners. I want_to tell you
that God loves to take hold of a very bad
case. When the church casts you oil, and
when the clubroorn casts you ed. and
when society costs you 01!, and when busi-
ness associates cast you OH. and when is-
ther casts you 0!, and when mother casts
you oil, and when everybody casts you
0!, your first cry ior help will bend the
eternal (led clear down into the ditch of
your suilering and shame.
‘ Thailand Templar: cannot save you, al-
though they are a crane! institution. The
Sons of Temperance cannot save you, al.
though they are mighty ior good. Sign-
ing the temperance pledge cannot save
you, although! believe in in. Nothing but
the grace of the eternal God can save you,
and menu“ it you will throw yourself on
it. Then: is a man in this house who said
to me: “l'nli‘ss 150d helps me I cannot ho
dollwrml. l have tried everything, air,
but now i have got in the habit oi prayer.
and when i come to a drinking saloon l
pray that God will take me sale past. and
I pray until i am part. lie does help me."
For every man given to strong drink there
are econ-s of traps set, and when he goes
out on loudness tomorrow he will be in
infinite peril. and no one but the every-
where prom-m. Hod can see that men
through. Oh, they talk about the can»
orunbs oi Naples. and the catacombs of
Home, and the catacombs of Egypt, the
burial places under the city where the
dust of a great multitude lies. but i tell
you New York has itacatammhs, and Boo-
ton its catacombs. and Philadelphia its
catammirs. They are the underground
restaurants, iuil of door] men's bribes and
all unclcauncss. Young man. you know
it. God help you. There is no need of
going into the art gallery to see in the
skillful sculpture that wurulvriul represen-
tation oi in man and his sons wnund
around with serpents.
Help In a struggle.
”There are inruilil-s n-pmumted in this
hon-'- 1.” nru wrapped in tile mortynluru
oi : . 4 and smir- urul venom-‘1‘ living
L-e , ~er oi ghrsetiincss and horror. Wlmt
un- y-ur in do? lam not. speaking into the
air. l mu talking in hundreds of mm who
must be hil‘i‘tl by l'lrrist's gospel or rwver
slaved rs! rill. What un- you going to do?
Do but put )uur trust in bromide o! pn-
tussluru or in Jamaica ginghrur anything
that srmlhwurhx mu mix. Put yuurtrust
only in tlu‘ tll‘rilnl God. and hr will sue
you through. Snmoni you do not have
trmprulinus vwry day. it is npwimllc
lclupiniiou ilmt mun-s owry six wicks or
every three "rumba. when it seems all if
the pom-rs of darkness Lirullu around
about your tongue the llrvs oi the pit. it
is Well enough or Mich u illiir". us some of
you do. in mi. rumiiml r'uiiilovl, but your
ilrrt and mmt imwrrurraio my most bola
God. if liu- iivrul~ u iii drug you in the
alutlghivr. liiliiu‘llll'lll iiu ii. on your knees
Oilml. how that tho .ruxysru of thirst
lemming rrguiuupun that man, help him!
Fling irm-li lulu rim pit u! lull ill" limit]
that assuuih- his will this Irrmnvrlt, Uh,
my heart or live in M‘I‘ turn an an in Hill
tearful struggle is iihuut i‘lrrini.
There are in this hour-o tlmse whose
hands so irr-rnblu irom diuniprsilun that
they can hardly hold a bmk. and yet!
have to n-ii you than they will yet preach
the gospel. and on mmmunlou days carry
around consecrated broad. aha-viable to
everyhrly. immune at their holy lilo and
their «memorial behavior. The lord is
going in euro you. Your home has got to
he rebut". Your physical health has got
to be restored. Your worldly lmsiaeas has
at to be woumtmcted The ehurehol
and is going to rejoice over your diaciplo-
ship. “mm-r sheep l have which are not
at this fold. "
llspe he Outsiders.
While 1 have hope icr all prodigals.
thensrememlein striations-whore
I give up. liasantaesswhohevshsee
all their lite, who have
asalatsiuerl outward morality, but who.
notwithstanding iii. no. so years at citric
tlsn advantages. have never yielded tlrsir
heart to Christ. They are gospel harden-
neresilect upon there than the shining
the city name. As Christ
bye, "‘i‘hepuhlieeas and harleiswiilgo
less the item of one hetero then."
They hove resisted all the important oi
divine surrey and have gone dena‘g oi.-
mmynr‘uma last
‘ star was
Whither“?
.ior theiutuse! , Breeythiagia
dark, so dark. and up my
admiral" Thaakthslardiorthat
M Youhaveheguntopsay,
aadwkaa arasnhegiasiopeaumm
art-ail keen-am" ”lbw.“ Go.
laps in and Male bank the hound. of
m to their bonehead m
mmmwgnddmlpuuthem.
,. w my. llark,lhear
something (all! What was that? It is
rattan or m leneearound the
VI
the hunted sheep oi, the mountain bound
in, some oi them their fleece torn with
the brambles, moi them their loot-lame
with the dogs, but bonding in.
God! ”Other sheep l have which are not
it this (old. ”
ommcmomm.
I. neoln was quickeaed to the exercise
of all authority as commander in
chic! by the mutiplied misfortunes of his
generals lie accepted as commanders the
men in the army most mnspicuous in mil—
itary service, and it was one at the saddest
lessonsoi the war that not one of the gem-
manders then prominent before the coun-
try and mi trusted became chin-(rains as
the conflict progressed. The contrast be.
tween the Union and the Conimlcrnie
commanders is indeed painiul. The Con-
federate officers who startml out as mili-
tary leaders in the beginning oi the war
as a rule were its chieitaius at the close.
The Johnstons. Cooper, ill-e, Beauregard,
Jackson, ultimatum, lllll, Kirby Smith,
Ewell. Earls. . limos. . ll. .. . Fitz Hugh
Lee, Stuart and others cit or ieil in the
flame pi battle leasflig high commands or
emerged irons the war with the highest
distinction.
On the other side not one of the men
who came out oi the war with the grate-
iul plaudits oi the countryaschieitalns
oi the l'niou was known to military fame
when finmter was fired upon. One by
one Lincoln's commanders fell by the
wayside, and he was constantly perplexed
with the sense of the iearinl responsibility
he was compelled toassnrue in the assign-
ment of commanders to the diluent ar—
mies. This necessity naturally calls-d tor
the employment oi his supreme powers
and compelled. him to enrolls! the sound—
est discretion time and again as (allure
iollowed failure in his great work oi over-
throwing tho rebellion—Colonel A. K
McClure in hlcClure’s Magazine.
Diem] of Ashes Alter Creation.
The protect oi the Seine recently is—
med an ordinance that all persons who
leasnid cases in the Peru in Chaise colum-
barium in 15ml must renew thelease at
once or rr-movc rho urns. What is to be
come oi the unclaimed ashes? The author-
ities any they have not yet come to a final
decision on the matter. it is probable
that unclaimed ashes will be buried in a
corner oi tho cemetery or burned. There
will not, however. be much to dispose oi,
after all, ior cremation does not seem to
be much in favor with the Paris public.
Since res», when the crematory was open
ed at Peru in Chaise, only our bodies have
been cremated. The number, it lstrue.
shows an annual increase, but it is very
slow. Thus there were 49 cremations in
new, l2l in me, 184 in 1239!. 159 in
1892, too in ruins and its in ism upro the
end 0! J uly. More than threetourthe at
these cremation: were gratuitous, the re-
mains being mostly those oi persons who
have dint in hospitals and been burned
meatly at the rrquest oi the family. The
crcmnrury is much more largely used {or
fetuses and shreds and tarth oi humanv
ity (rum llieN't‘lil’lfl room and operating
theaters. Slum real? till now 6.28:! still
horn r'hllrln'n and the Illsjeuin memhra oi
11.22: hmiim inm- iwcn burned at Peru is
A Hanan-led Prisoner's Drape.
Animu- \‘irnl. n umrivlumul murderer
whnwusu slmri iirm-ngu ir:m.~icrrrrl imm
the Son Qru nriu ~inrr prison while um."
soon-rm- of rivnih in the rim" Insane
asylum in .‘turkrnn. i'ai. escaped iron:
the latter institution turrm' timu lathe
nightrii Jan. a, 'l‘hcprrmnrr was kept
in irom in a room no the top story of the
building. Harlem-ripped lL-i hv was by the
shackire on his hands, he managml to re
mow iim cit-lug from the window. and
taking out the finish Wrights he uses] them
to break out r-nnugh oi ilw iron bars to
admit of his body [running through. llo
probably (‘flVi‘fl'i‘ tho wrighie with the
bedrioihing of his room. no as [unloaded
the mumi. lll- Ilii’ll innit the cords that
held this pulley-i. and making a rope of
his lwdrlnliws, which he turn into strips,
and lying ihrm lilifl'f’ii'f izitrurmi our» rod
to one of the remniniug horn and thus let
himself down to the ground. The die
lane» is about to int—Sun Francisco
Bulletin.
The Acewrney at New
Perhape. alter all, the newspaper judg-
asrnt as to the value at a rich man's cs-
tetra may not be so iar out oi the way.
notwithstanding the popular heliri that
the newspapers are prom to essggrrsre in
these matters. Alter the ninth oi Jay
“(raid the newspapers kindly tank a head
entire business oi posting his books and
striking a balsam luv the was at their
readers The result at this arithmetic was
the «warrant promenade opinion that
In (lucid had leit about "ammo and
meanness. h’owitappeara that the
aewepapsrsdlrlaot place moi-gander-
oa the mus; butmeeordieg to the lanes
el Appraiser ileum assure-rim it I
hyasuly mucus. the actual valoete
its m.m.mrs. mammals.
it you see is its them you may
sviitdowu sssesseisl seam halls
ease lnmiaatioasatoall these-waste»
ahieisvia i‘ieeeraliy speakingyoenight
Hen itwliew Yuri Advertiser.
at the annual res-deg oi the Connolly
Bridge overpay. whose tarp Miguel»
mmmr Winsomflt,
islisrinrrl county. ‘
Tears oi Port new"
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oi (lustre. Pa;
Iheep- incurring.
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tor. G ailment Co. m a.
Stillson ‘-—-——-——-~————-a... as,
Ire. Baily Thorn, who resides ..
Toledo, W-ldngion, says ah. h.
tenable to procure any wedieiu .
rheumatism that relieves the m up
quickly Ind stimuli! Is Cher-W’s
Pain Balm, and that she husband it
ice larne back with gun mg, 170,
sale by G C. Stillaon, druggist,
ii shew tors rmlhonarre given our '
as: arithavenueand “emanating '
«moor. which gives iii people dyspepsia
and these people bspessd 01.0le in W
on' niilsand finally rim to pay p.00
wrh lorCectus Bloodi'hre to cure them
what would bethe “ring oer oaprta it
the dinner should not he given. there
being 87 pathos:- as the least!
inquire at Plateled's drug store. class
you may have the Marital still
go {atone-moo alumni-ere:- Riro‘ Cure
. ———————i~__‘_
[minus-Wanted.
Weareialornredthatthelodern
Accolade-wanton": two .
dtherladyovgeatlrns: hurls- ex :
peeleaesisnotaeossssry, and some . 3
ouryouagrneuandwonsenndevu
arenwoulddowelltosecnresuchsl '
do..uweuederstsndhnkuonlysbout
oueioorth at your time. For further
particularsaddre-Iodern‘Pre-Assoei
atiou,Chieagn,Ili. ‘
A gentleman at this meaty who has
exorlient :judgsnrnt rvnres to us the
orherday thathe knewoi {no pill. so
good ior constipation. dy is and
river complaint as Do Witt’s '. 'rtie Phrly
Risers. G. A. Gregory e Gel, and G. C.
Stillson. ‘
We wish to state toour ”irons that
One Minute Cough Care is a sale and re-
liahle remedy for chridreo tron with
croup, colds, beam and lung trun-
oles. Iris pleasant to takeand quickly
cores. 6. A. GregoryCCo. “0.3 .
Stillsou. "d
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3 SIZE"! 0000”.
Encouraged by our increasing
and hoping that we may increase 0
salesior the next month, we will ha
“I
ANNUAL
January and Fe
SALE
loreduceonr stock.
Hereareaiewoithegoodthrnp‘ :
40 pro, Indire' Turn Pat. [tether Slip-
pers, worth 2.“. at 1.8..
80 prs. ledirs’ Turn Kid Slippy
worth 1.5.. s: so can. '
i
20 ladirs'G.Wl
35.3.” erPst'l'ipshors.
width only. worth 4.5.. I
‘0 Ledies‘ Put. ‘l'l
Cellini; Sense Toe Shoes, pwortlsolwnl.“l
It .' .
[80 Ladies' Kid Con-ea lease
Welt worth tflatljta pair.
laour lea'a we will
oderthehalaaeeni‘oerweflkeownt.“
rm musician-in.
ll. lea's Cork Bole. lace,
3.0.3.5.“ a pair. m
”pro. Ian's Cork his, lace and
im‘ {sires 0, luaed ll), worth
2.50.»sz
lo Ian's Grain Shoes,
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rm Mh'slmiuu“ a... I
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norm. ' 0° "
lidwalsa'silboessthieeets. i.
“ Manhfihmwonhl. ’
an? it,
which sans, worth 1.“. 8
”pro Yealh’shhossst 70 crew.
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me a Positive Celvlctlsathat
Ill warn DIG! ”I!
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on drums
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