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THE LIFE OF JOSEPH.
REV. DR. TALMAGE SHOWS lT TO BE
FULL OF PRACTICAL LESSONS.
It Illa-trawl tho l‘uct That You Cannot
Keep a flood Mun Down and That the
World Io Compellod to Honor Chrlltill
Character.
WASHINGTON. April 12.-—'l‘ho amnion of
llov. llr. 'l'alniago today is full of I-tlrrlllu
and practical lanolin for all. Warhhigton
has many men who. liko lho hero of tho
chta. ulttriod from almost nothing ntid
min to high place. ’l'hu texts I‘lim‘etl \vern:
tioiiosla xxxvii. L’h, “'l‘hcy tlI'I'I' and liftod
111‘ Joseph out. of tho hit and sold Joaeph to
tho lshlnaoliteu for 20 plveosI of silver."
til-nests xiv. 33d, “No is governor over all
tho land of Egypt. " 1
You ennuol. keep a good man down.l
find him deereui for hiut a certain point of
elevation. llo will liriim him in that
ilmuuh it rust him nthntlv-aitd \vorhls. You
somcllnioa iliid molt lmrtul tlioy will not
ho prupvrlyiipprcvlatml. l‘lll't)’ iuaIi coiiirs
to ho valued at iii-at what III‘ 1‘ worth. You
him down. ’l‘heso facts are poacrlully il-
lustralod in Ill)‘i\lll|_i4'lll. It \\'li|!lll ho an
{insult to siipposo tit-it. you were tint all
‘ familiar “‘ilil tho lilo of .lowph—huw his
ijoahiua hruthora throw him into a pit. but
setting a caravan of Arabian increlianla
trudging along on Ilil ll‘ canal» with
spices uttd "unit! that loaded tho air with
aroma. sold lhelr hrolhor to thaw tiirr~
.losoph tlieru sold to l'otiphar. a man of
iniluoneo and oliico; how hyJosl-ph'liti-
leizrlly ho rain-d hiIIot-lf to high l o-iiion
in tho rcalm until, undor tho {also chat-Ito
of n Vllo \I‘I‘t‘lt‘ll, ho was hurl-d into tho
iwiiitontliiry; how in [Il'lsull ho cniiiiaand-
toi'protnlioii of l’baraoh'a dream ho wan
trend and lli‘l‘ttmo tho rlilef man in tho
realm. tho Bismarck of iii-.- rentury: how
in tho that» of faililuo .iosoph h-id tho roti-
troi of a Iitagniileutit storehouse whieh ho
had iilleddurlm: scveii years of pit-lily;
how \\'lll‘ll his brothers. who had thrown
him into tho pit and sold him into eaptiv»
with tho beast of lllll'llt'll lmrm- down llll~
dortho heft of tho cortisol-ks; how tho
sin against. their lirulia'r which had an
lomz lil‘l‘ll liltllll‘ll came out at last and was
retnrimtl by that hroilwr's flll'I'lVi'ilINh' and
klllllllt'n’s‘, lilo. only rovcngo liii liiul;_
You see, in tho Ill’l‘l plat'c. that the
world is (‘lllillll‘lll‘ll to honor ('hI'isliaII
('barncler. l’olipliar was only a man of
tho world. yet .ioscpli rum in his" estima-
tion until all llio affairs of that great
houso wcru rammitivd to his charge.
l Frill" his servant tin honor or l'tlllillll‘lll‘l'
was withheld. \"t‘heii .itvah was in prison.
though [)llllltlll l-hero for hciiiu a srotindri-l.
lll' mun ouiivinecd the :3th r Ihat ho was
an innocent and trustwerlhy lllilll. and.
rolensetl from I'll si-eolifliicliieht, lll' iii-came
servant in tho huuaoilf. l’otlphar or a pris-
first itiaii evorywhi-rc and is an illustration
of tho truth I lay down—llnu tho World is
E voitipnlh-d to Iltillnr l'hristiiiu l'll‘lI'lIf‘II‘l‘.
1 'l‘hem uro thoso who afl‘i-ct. to tlt'apiso a re-
ligious llfo. They speak of it as a systetii
of pliloliotumy by which tho man is bird
of all his courage and l‘.“l!llli)’. They lay
ho has beiiicaned IllIllIII If. They prctciid
to liavo no more. nonfidvuco in him siiico
his conversion than hivforo his conversion.
lint. till this in hypocrisy. There is" a lli'I‘ili
deal of hypocrisy iii illl‘ church, and tliero
is a grout. deal of hypocrisy outside the.
church. It is lmpnssihlo for any man not
i to admiro and eonildniiia man who shows
I that ho has really llt'l‘lllllll a (‘hiltl of Hod
L and is what lioprofessm to ho. Youcaimnt
despiso a son of tho Lord liod ;\liiIiI:lIty'.
Ui tiourso \vo have no admiration for tho
sham of religion.
Religious I’retrmo.
Iwnant a plum a low hours nftor tho
demanded that. tho passi-noers throw up
in hypnt'riticall praynl‘ nml pI'I‘li-iisioii. and
sion of rcligioh wo hawaliliorri-ia-o ‘lil‘il-
altar of Chrisliaii sacrifice and an altar for
h ‘art for God and half ll lll‘lll'i for the
world—and it- is a timid failuro. and it. is a
rr‘ssful assault ovor mailo on Christianity
is tho iiicunsisteiir'y of its profiusoi's. You
may halo .1 coliti-liipt for prctolisioii to re-
ligion. but when yoiiholiold thouxceliency
of .Iosus (Thrist como out in tho iifo of llllll
of his disciples all that tlii-I'o is good and
iinlilo iii your soul rises up into admira—
tion, and you cannot, help it.
l
cannot writo him up. and you cannot wrlio .
, t'l't'll. just ill cam-o tla-y aro not of enough i
lRtllllll‘itlAlllllll'riililflltltllli of prison Iill'alrs. ,
\l‘hi-rever .lusopli was placed. whether a .
I then steals higsoul. For the mere proleil- .
walii, tho king. after baptism. lIIId ant
of painting!" hr mma. I‘LTI‘II to tho worlll
of them great mum-rs and any. "l‘lini il‘
painting! Now. you proporo to find lha'
inoro caricature of religion. to sol-i: after
that wilzoli in tho Iuoro protrusion of a holy l
llfo, and you eali that religion. Ipolllt you 1
to the spioiitlid men and woman whom
this Ironpcl has himscd and lifted and l
cvownml. Look at tho mtzatorpiorou of ill- l
vino gram if you want. to know what rn ‘
iluion is." I
Per-erotica Reveal- lloruinli. ;
ill Wu loam also from this alorv of .Iosirph i
that tho result of perm-cutioit la olovallotl. i
Had it not llt'i'II for his Iwinu will total
Egyptian bondage hy his iitnllcloiii-i broth» .
era and hh {also lllllll'lrillllllll‘lll .lorl‘llhl
never would havo become a governor.‘
Everybody accepts the promise, “Ilium-ml '
I nl'o lip-y that aro perm-utod for riahteonn
. iless sake. for tin-int in tho kingdom of
heaven." but they do not. rcaliie tho fact
- that this priiiciplo applies to Worldly aa‘
, Well as spiritual sum'oss.
i dopnrlmoiits.
It i»: Iran in all
lien rim to high Ullll'ifll
pmitioiilthroiiuh IiiiIri-prrll‘tltntinn. l’iih- I
lit-aliust‘ is all that Milli" of our publie
. lIiI'll how bad to My upon for their elovn-
» and oxerutive fI-ree eonld not have TWIIIHV‘
ti-iii. It has broiulhl to lhuiii what talent .
ed. Many of thoin who aro making great
ollort for plain and wow will Ilt‘\'t‘l’ Itnr- ‘
importation in be abused. ill islho Iiaturu
of men—that is. of all goiioroiia and rca- .
suitable IIIoIi---to gather uhuut lhoso wlm‘
. Iii-o persecuted uiiai lil‘ll'llll thorn, and they 1
I am up! in forgot the innit oftliosowho am i
. tlrlvo hack the slandI-rorn.
‘. i'ievatioli.
chants, who carried him down ltito Egypt; ,
. happy years.
cd respoot and uollli'lont‘e; how hy tho lII- ,
‘ lnizllher.
tho uuhjrets of ittlarll \vlillu attempting to
l'erteeution la
lielou StiI-k. tho Scotch mar-
tyr. standing \\ 'ith her husband at. tho:
place of l‘Xt‘t'lllllill. said: "llnshnnd. lot uni
rcjoh‘e today. \\'o havn llvcd toizot her many
Tlilfi is tho liappiust than of
all our lilo. You sm- wu urn to ho )mppy
loizt'thcr fort-vci'. lio bravo how—- be hmre.
I will not my 'llmal niuhti‘ toyuu, for wo
shall smut hoin tho kinmioni of our Fathor
" l'l'l‘hl‘l‘ililiill I~liotvs tlio lll'l’I'I'H .
and heroines. lint into another dvpart-
illl'lll. and I find that llios'e grunt tll'llllllll-
nations of Christiana which have lll‘t'n
mos-t abusotl have spreadthotiiosl rapidly.
No good lllllll was orI-r Itioro violently
maltreated than John Wi-sley—belh-d and
l
. enricnlured and slniiderod. until ouo day
ily. applied for corn he sciit illi‘lll homo.
he Hood in a pulpit in London. and a man
arose in the illillll‘lll‘i‘ and said. “ You wvrn
‘ll'llllli last night," and John \l'i-sh-y said:
"fluid; Hod. the wholn cataioguo is now
Iauiupiuto! I have becu ehariml with t‘V‘
I-rytiiiiiu but that." ills follower- wcra
; limited at and maligned :iml t‘.llll'll l-y ev-
ery Ill-testablenamelhal infernal iiiucuulty
'I'Ulllll ltivclit, hut the hotlt-r llll‘ persecu-
ho anon \voii tho heart of the LII-per. and. ’
that the mom rapidly they spread. until
you know what fl great host lhI-y havo lie-
I-uuio and what It li‘l'l‘lf‘lllllllh‘ form for
Iilill and tin- truth the} urn wh-hiim: all
the world tl\'i'l'. It was pvrsccuiioii that
Iz'i‘w Scotland to i'rl-sl-ytrrinuiuu. II was
pcrsccution that plin‘l' oiii’iaiid first iIIl'l‘v'll
. llln rty and afli-rivard in rI-liuluus fruedoiu.
.
oiicriii tho penitentiary, ho iii-cana- tiio‘
rulliaim hnd gono into the rail train and 2
their arms, and then tlieso riifflaiis took I
tho poolu-thool‘s, (III/(i saiaii (mums and sug- E
nests to a mail that lll' throw tip his arms ‘
Yin. l‘iiiigiit pro farther back and say ll-
was persecution that gave tho wurld the
great stiliatioit of tho Izospel. 'l‘lie rihuld
mockery, tho lining-ring and thirsliuir,
the unjust eliargo. the iuiiominions «loath.
when all thI- form-of hell’s fury Wlh hurlvd
against tho cross, war; tho. llllrl‘tllll‘liilll of
that religion whit'h iii yet to ho lhci'ul‘lli's
deliveraneoamlniiroteriialsalvation. ’I‘lII
stato rilllll‘I’lllltN said lothccliureh, "(‘onio. '
tuko my hand, and I will help you."
What was tho rociiltl’ Tho church wont
luck, and it lost its ostati- of ll'illllt‘~<. and
il iii-Panto liieil'et‘live. At other litiips thn
state said to tho rliurch, “I will crush
you." What has been the result? Aftor
llio storms havo spent their fury tho
church, so far from having lost any of its
force. has increased anti is worth litfinitoly
more after tho assault than lll'flll'l‘. - liend
all history, anti you will fliid that trim.
The church is far moro indebted to tho op.
Iii-filllllll of civil government than to its
approval. The Ill'vi'i of thc stako havo only ,
been tho torohus Willl‘ll (’lil‘ist. held in hill
linud,.hy tho light of which tho cliureh has
timrcliod to her presciit glorious position.
In the sound of racks and iIIipleIiIi-iits of
torliiro I hear tho rumbling of the gospel
chariot. Th" scaffolds of liinrtyrtlmit have ‘
hccii tho stairs by which tho ehnreli
mounted.
Sin Expoua Itself.
III'I'II'II also from our subject that sin will
f‘tlillll to exposiiro. Illlnu. long ago had
those hiothors sold .Iuscph into Egypt.
'l‘licy llllll Imitlo tho old father lielievo that
his i'iivoi'iti' child was dead. They had sup-
' tresscd the crime. and it was a II‘llItlllnil
I .
snorifhai to dovils, aiId theronro many llll‘Il ‘
Iimv atlompting tho sumo thing—hallo;-
Irarit'aluro of rcligioii. and ”)0 only stic- ‘
'l‘hoiigli .
,2 that man ho far lit-itoatli you ill estate as .
. tho Egyptian slave of whom \ve aro dis-
; t‘oursiniz was beneath his rulers, by an ir— *
I rcvocablu law of your iiatiiro I’otiphnr and
l Pharaoh will alwaya Un‘it‘l‘lll .losuph.
Wh‘vii I‘Iudoxia, tho empress, throatoited
ply, “Tell tho eitipt‘ess I four llllilllllg but
sin." Such a stone as that compels tho ad»
Iiiiralioii of tho world. 'l'liero was soma-
thing in Agrippa and Folix which de-
iiiaiidcti their oapvct for Paul, the rebol
against goveruhielit. I doubt. not tlon
and dignity for n thousandth part of that
triio liuruism which boamcd in tho oye and
boat in tho heart, of that uncoiiqiiorahlo
apostlo. Paul did not. cowor liofore l"eli"x.I
Felix cowored hofore Paul. The. infidel
their lioarts, although tin-y may not eulo-
pcrsecntiou, cheerful in poverty, trustfui
in losses, triumphant in dcaih. I iliid
Christian mon in‘ all professions and occu-
rations. and I find tliolu rcsported and
honored and succossfiil. .Iohu Fri-deriok
j Oberlin alleviating igiioraut‘unnd distrcss;
- Howard passing from dungeon to lnzarctto
with healing for tho hotly and soul; I‘llizu-
both Fry going to the prufliiziicy of Now-
gate. prison to shake Its oliilurauy as tho
lug opon the doors and snapping looso tho
chain. as well as tho livos of thousands of
followers of Jams who havo devoted them.
selves to the temporal and spiritual wol-
fnrn of the race nro monuments of tho
Christian religion that shall not crumhlo
while tho World lasts. A man said to me
in the cars: ”What Is religion? Judging
from tho charactrr of many professors of
religion I do not ndniirn roilglon." I said: ‘
"Row, Hippo-tn we Went to an artist in the .
city of Rome and while in his gallervyj
asked him, 'What is the art of painting" .
Would he take tin out in a ‘low.niioy an?!
9110qu a more «hub of a pretender It‘-
paintinu, orwould he take us down intr ;
the corridors and show us the Rubens,
and the Baphuols. and tho Michael Augo
Lia-I When we 880d him. ‘Whlt‘ll the on
would willingly itnvo yielded tlioir (illico.
giro with their lips, a Christian firm in y
l
l
Clirysostoin with death, ho iuado tho ru— '.
l
l
and worldlilig m'n (‘Ullllll'llt‘d 'to honor in f
angel came to tho prison at I’hilippi, driv- ,
sccrct, \voll kept by tho brothers. lliit sud-
denly the. sourot is out. 'l‘ho old fatluir
hears that. his son is ill Egypt, having been
sold them by tho malice. of his own broth-
ers. llow their cheeks must havo burned
and their lit-girlrisunk at. llll' ilaiiiiliizoiit of
this long suppressed crimo. ’l'bo smallest
iniquity liasa thousand tongues, and tltoy
will blah out exposiiro. Haul was scnt, to
destroy tho Catinniiitos, tholr she-op and
their oxcii. but Wlll‘ll ho got down there,
among tho pastures ho saw Hilllltl fliie sheep'
and oxen too fat to kill. so-ho thought he
\vould stoiil them. Nobody would know it.
lit: drovo these. stolen sheep and oxcii to-'
“‘lll'll'lltlllll', bill sioppetl to import to the
prophet bow ho had executed his mission.
when in the distanco tho slit-op began to.
lileat and tho thl'Il to bellow. ,El‘lio secret
was out. and Samuel mid to tho Illlliuhlnfl
and confused Saul, “\Vhat tiicanetli the
lilcating of tho shcep that I hear and the
bellowing of the. cattle?" Ali. my iii-ariir,
you cannot hoop an iniquity still. At just
the wrong tiiiio tho sin-op will ideal and
tho oxoii‘ 'will hollow. Attlian cannot steal
tho lluhylonish garment without hoiiiu
stoned to dnntli Iior Arnold hutray his
country Without having his neck stretched.
Look ovor the pollen arrests. 'l‘liese tliicvos,
these burglars. thin-Io ooun'torfoltcrs.‘ thesi-
liighv'aymon, those assassins, they all
thought they could hury thoi-r iniquity so
deep down it would never coiuo to rI-s‘ur-
rI-ctinii. but. thero was sonio Fhoo that
answered to tho print in tho soil, somI'
false ki-ys found iii their possession, some
bloody knife that wlii<pcrcd of tho di‘atli.
and tho public. indignation and the anath-
uma of outraged law hurled thom into tho .
dungeon or hoisted them on tho galluwp‘.
I‘ll‘lllll‘is I. kingof Franco, stood coiiiisol-
inn with his oilicI-rs how he could tako his.
army into Italy. \vlioit Aiiinril, the fool oi
tho I'oiirt. leapo‘d out from a corner of tho
rouui‘aud said, “You had hettcr ho f‘llil-
Milling how you will get yourarmy back,"
and it. was found that Francis I. and not
Atiivrii. was the fool. Instond oil consult-
ing as to tho host way of getting into sin.
you had better ronsult as to wliother you
will bv aldo to get out of it. If tho world
docs lint oxposo you, you will tell it your
self. Thorn isan awful powerinim nrnuscd
ouitsrioiiI-c. A higliwnymaii pluiipI-dnut
upon Whitefield as ho rodeiilong oil horas.»
bark. .1ka of money on tho horse—money
that he had raised for orphan asylums—
and tho highwnyinnn put. his hand on tho
gold, and \i‘h‘ltollrld tut-nod to hint and
midi ”Touch that if you dare! That he- 1,
longs to the Lord Jesus Christ." And the
ruliian slunk into tho fut-mt. Conscience! i
Consuicticel The roman laid a pistol. but ’ I", 51'”. available.
:l’iiitod States, at. Warhluglon.
THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING summon. APRIL 13.
M”... ... ..
mi. ' lb not mm m can hide my
[not and protracted Ila in your heart. my
brother. In an unguarded moment it will
slip of! the lip, or some «light. action may
for tho moment not thin door that yo.
wanted to hoop iii . But Hippo-o that
in thin life you hidu it. and you got along
with thin tranngrouion burning in your
hoarl, an a iihip on Iro within for any:
. lilndora tho flaunt-a from hnrstltig out- by
limping down tho hatches, yat at last in
tho judgmunt that iniquity will blow out
before God and tho universal.
0a. Mlghty Plan.
Learn also lroin this aubjcct that than
is nnlnnopnrnhln rnnnmtlnn lwtwi-eii nil
ovontl liowovor roinoto. 'I‘lio Itnlvcrsu iii
only ono thought of God. ’l'limio tlilngti
which seemed fragmentary and isolated
are only difforrnt parts of that great
thought. How tar apart lit-clued tilt-so two
oventiI—Josoph Nold to tho Arabian Inor-
rhauu and ith rtilorship of Egypt. yrt you
sin in what a mystvrloua way (ind ron~
tiooted tho twointooueplan. S itiienvmits
urn ilnitod togothor. You who aro nut'tl
limit looit back and group together a thou-
sand thing» in your ilfii that iinru owmnd
holoted. ()no IIIlIllI’lIlI'tl chain of I‘Vt‘illri
reaches front tho garden of Edcn to tho
. eras» of tinlvury and thus up to tho king-
dutn of hoaven. 'I'iII-ro is a relation ho-
twoon tho smallest ltlaoctthat iiIimN intlio
summer air and tho art-bongo! on his
throno. Godoan tracnadirm-t ancestral
Ilia-from tho hlun jay that thin spring will
build it.-I nest in tho trro iichiml tho
human to mino min of tho llovk of birds
which, whon Noah hoisted tho ark'a wiu-
ilow. with n whir and dash of bright
wings treat out to Alimovor Mount Ararat.
’l‘ho tulips that bloom in tho garden thin
spring worn nursod hy the- nimwliaka-N.
'l'ho farthest star on one ship of tho universo
.outild not. look toward the furtlwat star
on tho other uldo ufjho lilllvoh-‘u and my,
“Won am no relation to ma," for from
that liright. orli nvolco of light would ring
heron the IIMWI'IIH, roapondlng. “Yes, yes,
wn aru sisters." Notiiltmiu God'a util—
verse swings at loono i-nds Accidents am
only God's way of turning a leaf iti tho
book of his (‘lt'l'liltl docrees. From our cm
tlh- to our straw thorn is a path all illnl'kt‘ll
out. Etieli t'Vl‘IlI‘ inour life is entitiwtnd
withevory otiicrcvont. in our life. Our
lossim may he tho must diriwt road to our
gain. lhir defeat. and our \ lctory nro twin
brothers.
The whole direction of your llfo was
changed by soup-thing which at tho tiiim
zoomed in you trifling. while some Iii-mir-
rum-which sm-mcd TI'tIlll mlous atTI-eti-d
you but little. ti-ni's lilill‘.‘ :iro magnifi-
cent. beyond all comprchi usinu. lll' Inuida
us and turns and dirt-I-ts us. and We know
it not. 'l‘liousmids of yours arc to him as
the flight of a sliiittlo. The most torrifli'
Ilt‘f‘lll’l‘t'lll‘l‘ due-i Ill-T malt-- Hod tremble.
’l‘iIo most triumphant ut'lilcwment does
not lift him into rapturo. ’l'hat title great
thought of fluid les out through the I‘rn- ,
tiirii-s, and nations ris‘t- and fail, and t'l'.l~‘
pass, and the wurld changes. i'ut livid still
ken-pa tho uiidlv'idcd tiiiutcry, linking
event to event lIllllf‘l'llliII’)‘ to ci-Iitiiry. To
God lip-y nro all Hllt' cvent, mm history,
.tilltl pint). otio lll‘\t‘lll]|llll'llf. (mo ayun-iii,
lira-at and marvelous are thy wurks, Lord
(ind .-\liiiighty! I was years ago in Nt-w
llrlraiis at the exposition r-miiis. when a
tclI-Izralii “'lH soul to lite prosidelit of thi-
Iind vm
waited some 15'» or 20 minutrs, and thou
ilm pI-csidcut's answvr chino hack. and
then Illl‘ pin-siding oflh-cr waved his hand-
kurvhiot'. and tho riglllll was soul to Wash- l
iiigton that we Wore roady to havo the run-
rhiiiery of Ill" Imposition sturtcd. and the
prcsidI-tit put his Illltlt‘l' on tho t'lt‘t'IT'lCl
liiitton, and instantly tho moat L'orliss
“'llt'l‘l began to move—rumbling. rum-
bling. rolling. rolling. It \vasoverwhcltn-
, inn. and 15.1100 pi-uplg rhIppI-d and shout.
I‘ll. Just. nno finger at Washington started
that vast. machinery, litindrods and hun-
drI-ds of miles away, and I thought ”to".
as Ithink now, that im-n shim-titties Iuiieh ‘
liiiiueuues that. rospond in tho fordistanoo,
«Ill years from now, fill yours from how,
LillIlIyi-ars from.tIow—lJIINLIIII: )'l'.'|l‘.~ from
iiow~oiio touch sounding Ill’tlllllll tho
ages.
What of tilt.. Future?
\Vcalsu learn from this story tho pro ,
pricty of laying up forthi- futurw. llurinp
tho seven yl‘ul'rl of plenty .losI-ph peran-d
for the. i'aiiiiue. and \Vllt'll it camc he had
acrowdctlstorcbuiis‘c. 'l'iie lifo of moat
men in a Worldly rcs-‘pcet. is divided into
years of [Ill‘lll,_\' and fmnlne. It. is soldum
that any man passes through lifo wuhout
a? least. seven yours of pionty. Iliiriniz
tiioso sovi-Ii yearn your busiIiI-ss lizarsit‘
rit'li lllii‘Vt‘l-I. You M‘ul’l‘t'ly know where
all tho money ooliics from, it colors so fast.
Every hargziin you iiiaLo norms to turn IIl- .
to wild. You contract. law had dobts.
You are astotilshcd with largo dividends. :
You iiivee-It more and more l'llpliltl. You
wondur how men can lil' t'tIIlit'ltl. with at
Ismail liIIsiniw‘a. gratin-ring in only a few=
Illllllll‘l'll dollars. whilo you reap your
thousands. 'I'Iioso or" seven years of
ploiity. Now .Ioscpli has “luv to proparo
for tho thrcatciied famine, I't-r to almost
every man thero d‘o eomo wwn year.» of.
famine. You will he sir'k. you will ho tin—
fort iinatc, you will he (ll‘il’lllllll‘ll. there will
he hard timca, you will ho. disappointed,
lllitl if you liavo no Sitil’l'illill'ili upon which . .
1 ciiliarify that. fit‘t’lllrl to ho developing in _
to fall back you may ho fiiiuino strut‘k,
We have iioavlmiration for thi~I denying
Uill‘s‘clf all personal I‘omfort and luxury
for tho IIIl'I'I‘ ploiisiiro of hoarding up, this
grasping. grasping for the. inert: ph'asuro
of seeing how largo apih-yoiirati not, this
always being poor becau-‘vv as soon asn
dollnr minus in it is sent out. to non if it i
can find another dollar. so that itrnti carry .
It homo on its bark. “'0 have, n ooIitI-lnpt
for all those things. but there is an intel—
ligiiiit and noble mitidcd format“ which
tvo love to sm- in men who hnvi- fatnilivs
and kindred depl-tidiiu.r upon them for tho
bios-sinus of education and hunw.
sends us to the lllrt't'ln for a lesson, which,
while tin-y do not stint thcnisnlvi-s in tho 3
present: donut form-t their duty to foro- ,
vast the future. "Mo to tho ant. thou
which, having no guide. oversovr or ruler,
provitluth hrr meat- in the. summer and
gatlII-rI-tli be: food iii the harvest."
Now. thorn an: two ways of laying up
money. lino of tin-so ii to put it in stock
anti Ill-posit it in bank and invest it on
bond liiiil iiiortizago. 'l'lm otlit'r way to lay
up Illlllltly is giving it. away. Jill: is thi- .-Iif-
ost who makes both of [i’lt‘l-‘f' investmt-ntw’.
'I'hore are in this Illillfl" mcn who if they
lose overy dollar they have in the world
would be nilllinnairi-s for I'It‘l'Illly. 'I'iwy
made tho Fplritiinl iiivo'rlmcnt, but tho.
man who Iluvoti-s imno of his gains to the
mus-o of (.‘hrist and looks only for his own
comfort and luxury is not min, I rarr not.
how tho nioiwy is ltivcslI-d. lie arts as the
man if it. should any, ”I will'hoid my
lm‘atb, and noiw shall have it snatch of
fragrancc from mo until next week; then
Iwill sot all the. gardrn afloat with my
aroma." 0f cunt-so the rim. retailing to
liroathn, died. But above all lay up trau-
umz in heaven. Tbry never dvpracinlo in
value. They never are at a discount. Tho]
You may feel safe
Whitefield “NONI at him the lingur of now with your 81,000 or 82,000 or 010,000
God I
l IiepubiiI-nns will hold their t‘olnvlliinli :i'. ‘
or ”0,000 income. but what will liwll an
Income h worth after you an Ill-ad?
0th.!- will [at it. Perhaps count of thmn
will quarrel about it below you aro burlod.
The)‘ will!” 9 impatient to not hold of
the will lltoy will think you should be
buried oneduy sooner than you are huricd.
They will be right glad when you am dead.
They an: only waiting for you toilic. What
be Worth? If you gatln-rud it all in your
bottom and Walton up with it to hoavou'a
alto. it would not pnmhnu your flIIIlIl~i~
ilou, or if allowcd to valor it could not.
buy you a crown or a robe, and tho plum-st
Mint in heaven would look down at you
and any, ”Whom did that. pnnpor mino
frond" May Wu all havo Immortal in
haven. Aim-iii
m lullloh Ila-tron".
'l'lm "monk and llortwt nru tho first of
n lintrii of 4:1 mom or less idmilar voewis
now rapidly nppnmt‘hitig onmplotipii.
Thnynllcarry a 12 poundor quirk iirtnu
gun oii tho tiircio hack forward. tho n'at.
thrw to flu» hutt‘hltiinl .'.' Iml‘ll‘l"r5v ‘1'"
larger 2cm foot, litmlli carrying. (“PM ”Iv-t"
Speeds vary from 27 knots iii tho ”WIN“-
lo till Nllnll lti tho noun-st of Ilia-Mir."|l‘-‘-
tlmuuiinf ammo they cannot reach ihu'
NpI-cdexct'pt in ntnmth watir. Still. In
bad wonthcr ""0115 a torpodn limit even
tnoro than n domruyi-r, they can rockon on
a wind fltm knot snporiorlty uvcr tinI III-st
of posalbln foul. Ail riuardu thuir hating
to run ad'ay from larger vow-is, a r-llilplo
Ultlf‘lllniitlil from tho following table in”
show about. how long it Would talio thorn
to usciipo:
'rragv appeal.
M. tlllllll:
l: knoll:
ho knoll
in
In
(it
Battlmhipu............
(“mom
I':|Il’llo'f'........... .. 3|
lJvntroyt-r ...... {In to 1:; knot-I
Lilil‘ tholl‘ pfl'llmaworu. tho eati'licrs of
tho Iiatth-alinko and Slmrpsiiuoti-r claw-n
Ilnvocks and ilornolii motto lll'll'llll hug
Iships from lmstllo lorpl-do boats. and in
tin-no InniietIvI-ra tho ldt-n was to test tho
tolutivo values of destroyers and Citii'lll'l‘r.
'I‘hurtttolii-ra havo bet-ll much ubnaodon
tho ground of look of rpm-d. but it is ques-
IlOnIIllll' whether this in such a serious de-
fect in the nmttcr of lnrpwlti boat hunting
in many critics aver. 'l'ho mission of tho
catcht-rs' is“ in lio of! tho torpedo boat. l-lll'l-
lers and hillk the imam its tiny Point! out.
The” roiiipamtivI-ly slow speeds are dan-
gerous rather on tin-ground that it i-xposes
them to captnro by Ii hostilo cruiser.—
Uood Words.
'I’Iio llurrel "ch Tin-cry.
.I. A. liainnizc. a district prcaehcr of
rcvic-r I‘Mllli)‘, 'l‘ciin.. id now ciilmucd in
lutorcst‘mg thu- uppcrimrtiouuf llmi coun-
ty in tin- lilyrli'rll'fi of a now thcory as to
tho end of the world
The thvury is that tho world i-i lint. liki-
it lmrrI-l lit-ml, The theorist I'lzliltis this in
original with him and tln- lliidc, but hi»
I tory says it was the starting point of our
proscnt ornam- sliapi-d world. Ilo says the
. plate of Mirth revolves as it pleases and is
hWt'ITI will, going thithcr and coming
hither, also vino vorsa, without regard for
5 [ho htirilensonio laws of gravity or respect
. for the claim-l of tho solar and otlu'r Illl‘
‘jiu'tioiiulilc livnvenly bodies.
'l'hi-II tho llworiat goes intodivtalls whit-b
will ho valunblv to tho sciv-Iitiiic world.
. Ill' rcprr—ctils the world Iii-I living sot. llat
; an it l3, :Ipon [par props, mm at. l‘ill'il cur»
nor, anti tho most intern-slim: phase of tin-
, prop fualuru isthat.thuyari-iuadoot locust
\Vtititli
And the theory still fill'llil'l' continues
! with the startling statemcnt that thcso lo-
i rust props will sumo time rot and draw,
; and win-ii (boy (in so tho world will fall in
: suiitu kind of spat-c, hLI'lla‘lIlpz with a dull.
. sickening thud. and burst into Ifflflllll‘lli“
5 and molecules, atoms and lil'il‘li indivlslhlo
i tIllJI‘l'Itl of physical matter.
The Seviurvilh-Ilivinols‘ aetually [Il't'm'ih
; log iii-I astounding lilil'll'lllt'. and Iln- upper
; rorttl-r of SI'L’II'I' county is lll'l\ mi; drop in
tho mystvries of tho miw theory—Knox
viiln Sentinel.
In tho Kai-oer Mad?
This is a question which is now frvely
; discussed in this country. and in view of
this fact it is i‘ntcrcsting In note that sum
i end of his inajrsty's lloheimdlcrn propcn-
I itors wrrc I-ithcr insnnu or close on tho
I Vergn of lunary.
i FrctlI-riok I of Nun-inborn. for ('Xilllllllt‘,
1who is riignrvlcil ’as the founder of tho
,lmus» of IItlill'IllIillI'I’II. was mm of tho
Iinist ecu-nlrii' I'llll‘r~' of his time. It was
imwhoiiiveiitml tin-SIIrI-Iiilii-rg"maiden"
—tlint fearful instrument of toi'tIiI'u it!
tho sliapo of a woman. whose arms, slitti-
l Ilt'tl with spikes. pierc-d the body of the
’ vil'tim until liu died. This monarch had a
,vrritablo cram for watching his fellow
erraturcs siiiTI-r.
'l'livil again Albert, the grandson of,
/ Frederick. was a ltimliiiziii. Ho “"5 en-
Iduwcd with great physical strength and
Ih‘t'tl to knock his subjects down at evcry
opportunity just for the fun of the thing.
timrgo William, the :sl'L'Iillll lllilu' l-i'
' I’rus. I. spclit a eoiisidvrabh- portion of
‘ his reign under rI-straiut for mental (“>-
; i-Ilso. He thought Illlllbl’lf It and and lil'
sistod upon pl-oplu worshiping liiiir—a pc-
, William H. "
; fen-ti froiiia iIu-ntnl trouble. and I-‘roderivk
i William IV lost, his reason :iflrr tho rovu-
lution of lsth.—-‘l’i-arson's \Vl't‘lt’ly.
The Chicago (toliwnm.
A Chicago man in Washington thus do
scribes tln- Coliseum now brim: ervctctl in
('bicngo for the lleiilot‘ratlc national cori-
l
l
‘ "It will cover :Hrmoo square
, vI-ntion:
‘ feel, but a lit-tier itII‘lI Il-l conveyed byvtlm
l stiitciuetitlhat it is twicotheSiZcof .\ladi-
soii Square Garth-n in Now York.
St. Louis in a building: full by Illltl {m I. I:
I
culll'MP. a football gamc, a bit-yr-lo touruoy
i and a l'll’Clll-i. The seating capacity for del-
l cgatoa isovcr LINN. and thespcalmr's stand
I will hold lino. Thu now-‘pnpcrs will he no-
; cordial fur actual \vnrkiug men scars fur
' :50: Their desks will he iii front of the
spisakcr anti not back of himpas has liltl‘II
i; too oftc-n Illl‘. ruse. "I‘ho galll-ry and prom-
enade will act'nniiiiodntc lSJIUH spectators.
' Thu arrange-menu; for light and ventila—
‘,, t,‘ioti art perfect. The lor-ati-un insuresa dc»
; lightful hrw-ze. for tho Ptl'lll‘tlll'tl i‘ is“.
: lalcd. To lho- east nro the greenswa ds’ of
Jackson park. and within sound of the
l mttvI-ii'iz-u arc the rippling “'tthh of tho
i lako. I than; it vmuld hi- aiivisahh- for tho
3 tli'lt'flflit'b' to bring ovoreoata and heavy un-
derwear. ' '
A Curiou- Accident.
A curious lnrldrnt hnpprncd at tho
Court literati-r, Livdryuud. rw-t-ntly. In tho
mow in ‘anusl" where the soul is hilll- .
posed toauccnd ltcavenwnrd tho cord by
which that actress was unspo-nded gain tr 1y.
and the lady was pri-rlpitatml at to tho
Elam. Sh: was, however, not rlolialy
lift. " , '
then will all your carthly minutiiulatioiia ‘
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oflhoarniatntmt brim; mode on "l (mu , m“§~”~“‘s~‘~ss»s“‘Qo
*Just Arrivedll
l.'I knot" 1
uovn-rned solely and roiiiplclviy by its own .
Frederick, the first king of Prussia. suf— '
’l‘he ’
1896.
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