TE IL. Tk The Eminent Brooklyn Diving's Sun. day Sermon. Subject: “The Soul's Crisis" in London. Preashed . TEXT: “Seek ye the Lord while He maw Ye found.” —lIsaiah lv., 0. : Isainh stands head and shoylders above the other Old Testament authors in vivid descriptiveness of Christ. Other prophets Kive an outline of our Naviour's features, Some of them present, as it were, the side face of Christ; others a bust of Christ: but Isaiah gives us the full length portraiz of Christ. Other Scripture writers exces in some things. Ezekiel more weird, David more pathetic, Solomon more eplgrammatic, Habakkuk more sublime, but when you want to see Christ coming out from the gates of {prophecy in all His grandeur and glory, you voluntarily turn to Isaiah. ! Bo that if the prophecies in regard to Christ might be called the “Oratorio of the Messiah,” the writing of Isaiah is the i “Hallelujah Chorus,” where all the batons wave and all the trumpets come, Isziah ‘was not a man picked up out of insignifi- ‘cance by inspiration. He was known and honored. Josephus and Philo and Sirach ex. tolled him in their writings. What Paul was among the apostles, Isainh was among the prophets. -- My text finds him standing on a mountain of inspiration, looking out into tha future, beholding Christ advancing and anxious that all men might know Him, his voics rings down the ages, “Seek ve tha Lord while He may be found.” “Oh.” says some one, ‘‘that was for olden times.” No, my hearer. If you have traveled in other lands You have taken a circular letter of credit from some banking house in Lon ion, and in Bt. Petersburg or Venice or Rome or Ant. werp or Brussels or Paris you presented thas letter and got financial help immediately, And I want you to understand that the text, instead of being appropriate for one age or for one land is a circular letter for all ages and for all lands, and whenever it is pre- sented for help, the help comes, “Seek ve the Lord while He may be foun.” 1 I come to-day with no bairspun theories of religion, with no nice distinctions, with no elaborate disquisition, but with a plain talk on the matters of personal relizion. I feel that the sermon I preach this morning will be the savor of life unto life or death unto death. In other words, the Gospel of Christ is a powerful me licine: it either kills or cures. Thers are those who say: “I would like to become a Christian. I have been waiting a good while for the right kind of influsnce to come.” And still you are waiting, You are wiser in worldly things than you are in relizious things. And vet there are men who say they are watting to get to beaven—waiting, waiting, but not with intelligent waiting, or they would get on board the lineof Caristian influences that would bear them into the kingdom of God. Now you know vary well that to sesk a thing is to search for it with earnsst en feav- or. Ifyou want to sea a certain man in London, and there is a matter of much money connected with your seeing him, and You cannot at first find him, you do not give up the search. You look in the direct. ory, but cannot find the name; you in circles where you think perhaps hs may mingle, and, having found ti of the city where he lives, but pe nowing the street, you go I street and from block to blo searching for weeks and for fon say, “itis whether I see him were as persistent Had you one half that; long ago have 1 tho fo we may poor, we ali our life disobey ver gain h n. x1 would help this in CRM Low 10 . when to vile He mav © 6 ur a0 en spirit, attend church may be j ne down at father se children to co get Hie kiss and Hi the cup with v . of living water” our thirsty the heart as » the rain in the ened to the tarone bringing the blessing. I do not care so muea what po take in prayer, nor how large an a voice you use. You might get down on your face before God, if you did not pray rignt inwardly, and there would be no responses, You might ery at the top of your voices, and unless you had a believing spirit within, your cry would not go ferther up than the shout of a plowboy to bis oxen, Praver must be believing, eary st, loving. You are in your house somr ummar day, and a shower comes up, and a bird affrighted darts into the window, and whesls around the room. You seize it, You smooth its ral. fled plamage. You feel its fluttering heart. You say, “Poor thing, poor thing Nowa praj or goes cus of the storm of this world in to the window of God's mercy, and He catclies it and He feels its fluttering pulse, and He puts it in His owa bosom of affection and safety. Frayer is a warm, ardent, pulsating exer. cise. It is the electric battery which, touched thrills to the throne of God. It is the diving beil in which we go down into ths depths of God's mercy and ring up ‘‘pearis of great price.” ‘There is an instances woere prayer made the waves of Gennesaret solid as granite pavement. Ob, how many won ler. inl things praver has accomplished! Have You ever tried it? In the days waen the Beotch Covenanters were persecutal and the enemies were after them one of the head men among the Covenanters prayed: “0 Lord, we be as dead men unless Thou stilt belp us. O Lora, throw the lap of Thy cloak over these poor things.” And instantly a Booth mist enveloped and hid the persecuted from their persecutors—the promise literally fulfliled. “While they are yet speaking | will hear.” 03, impenitent soul, have you ever tried the power of prayer? God says: “He is loving and faithful and patient.” Do you believe that? You are told that Clirist came to save sinners. Do you believe that? You are told that all you have to do to get the pardon of the Goapel is toask for it, Do Jou believe that? Then coms to Him and say: “0 Lord, 1 know Thou canst not le. Thou hast told me to come for pardon, and 1 could get it. [come, Tora. Keep Thy promise and liberate my captive soul,” Oh, that you might have an aitar in the lor, inthe kitchen, in the store, in tae rn! for Christ will be willing to cms again to the manger to hear prayer. He will come in your places of busdness as He confronted Matthaw. »*a tax commissioner, If a measure shouis come befors Congres that you thought would ruin the Nation, how you woul 1 send in petitione and remon- strances. And yet there has been enougn gin in your heart to ruin it forever, and you ‘have never remonstrated or against it. If your physical health failed, and you had the means, you would go and i the summer in Germany and the win. ated toc In | i f i | { given one-half dav to the working ont ol your salvation with fear and trembling? You came here this morning with an earnest with an earnest purpose, and we mest faos to face, and 1 tell von, first of all, if vou want to fini the Lord you must pray and pray and pray. I remark again, vou must seek the Lord through Bible study. The Bible is the new. est book in the world, “Oh.” was made learned men of Kinz James translated it bundreds of years ago.” I confute that Idea bv telling vou it 1% not five minutes old, when God, by His hlessad spirit, retransiates it into the heart, 1f vou will, in the sesk- ing of the way life throazh study, implora Gad's light to fall upon the page, you will find that thezs promis ara not one second old and that they dron straight fiom the throne of God into your heart. Thera are many paopla to whom the Bibla does not amount to mush, If they morely look at the outside beauty, why it will no more lead them to Christ than Washington's farewell address or the Koran of Mahomet or the Shaster of the Hin loss, It is the in- ward light of God's Word vou must get or die. I went up to the church of ths Made. leine In Paris and losked at the doars, which were the most won lerfully coastructal | ever saw, and I could hava staid thers for a whole week: but I'had only a little time, so, having glanced at the wonierful carving on the doors, I passad in ani looksd at tha ra. diant altars and the sculoture l domes. Alas! that so many stop at thas outside door of God's holy Word, looking at the rhetorical beauties, instead of goinz in and looking as the altars of sacrifica ani ths dome of Go {'s mercy and salvation that hovers over every penitent and believing soul! Oh, my friends, if you merely want to study the laws of language, do nos go to the Bible. It was not mala that. Taka ‘Howe's Elements of Criticisn.” It would be better than the Bible for that. If you want to study metanhysics, hatter than the Bible will be ths writings of William Hamil- ion. But if you want to know how to hava iin pardoned, and at last to gain the blessed- ness of heaven, search the Seriptares, “for in them ve have eternal life” When people are anxious about their souls ~and there are sore here to-day —there ars those who recommend goo! books. That is all right. But l want to tell you that the Bible is the best book under such circum- stances, Baxter wrote “A Call to tae Un- ponverte but the Bible is the best cail to the unconverted, Philip Doddridge wrota “The Rise and Progress of Rsligion in the Soul,” but the Bible is the best riss and pro gress. John Angell James wrota *“Advies to the Anxious Inquirer,” tut the Bible 1s the best advices to the anxious inquirer, Oh, the Bible is the very book you need, anxious and inquiring soul! A dying soldier said to mate, ‘Counrade, give me a drop” The comrada shook up the cantoon aud said, “There isn't a drop of water in the canteen.” “Oh” said the dying soldier, “that's not what | want: feel in my kaap- sack for my Bible.” And his comrade found the Bible and read hima few of the sracious promises, and the dying soldier sald: “Ah, that's what I want, There isn't anything like the Bible for a dying soldier, is there, my comrade? Oh, blessed book while wea live. Blessed book when we die I remark, azain, we must seek Gol throuszh church ordinances, ‘Ww : “ean't man be saved hy of far his without pl ire an glory, bat t I reply, tharsaars men, have nov ordained who he church AF SOOT is tan ineans (od it wa + in empha law yaght © and which wa ars to be be ; aff ac ith affects us when we ars a more might vhen imsembly —the fe of ir own fesling The great iympathy « ald m us others sizin 13 « Ww art in NO We i My not s oniv wr.ts ietlers that a Sin is an awful 3 I hear people sry, with tha toss of the heal and with a trivial manner, "Uh, ves, "a: a sioosr.” Bia is an awial disease. It is leprosy. It is dropey. It is consumption. Itis all moral disorders inone, Now you know thers isa crisis ina dissase. Perhaps you have bad some illus- tration of it in your family. Sometimes the physician has called and be has looked at the patient and sid: “Taat case was simple enough, but the crisis has passed, If you had calied me yesterday or this morning I eouid have cured the patieat,. It is too late now; the crisis has passed.” Jas soit fs ia the spiritual treatment of the soul; thers ie a crisis. Belors that life! After that, death! O my dear broth, as you love your soul, do not let the crisis pass waattewded to! Thers are some here who can remember instances in life when if they had bought a certain property thsy would have becomes very rich. A few acres that would have cost them almost nothing were offerad than, They refuse? thom. Afterward a largs vil lage or ¢ iy sprang up on thes: acres ol ground and they see what a mistake they wade in not buying the property. Thera was an opportunity of getting it. It never came back again. And 20 it 8 in regard to a man's spiritusl and etraal fortuns, Taers is a chance; if you log that go, perhaps it never comes back, Certainly that one never comes back, There is a time which mercy has sst for leaviog port. If you are on bpard befors that you will get a pawmags for heaysn, If you are not on board you miss your pas sage for heaven, Agia law courts a case is sometunes adjourned froay term to term, i : eats up the entire estate, 0 there ars men who ars aljourniag the matter of religion from time to time, and from year to year, until heavenly bliss is the bill of costs the wan would have to pay for it, Why defer thix matter, O my dear hear. er? Have you nny idea that sin will wear out? that it will evaporate? that it will relax cheap outiny if ie bo a fort, penditure, ve you im. any effort, any ex any ot for your immortal and spirivasl health? No, you have not taken one step. Oh, that you might now n to seck after God with earnest prayer! of you have been working for years and years for the support of your families, Joa had to go all around the man accidentally finds a lost pocketbook? Ab, no! No man ever became a $ hristinn a embarrassments are all the time increasing. The hosts of daraness ars recruiting, and postpone this matter the stesper the path will beoome, 1 ask those men who are before me this morping wheth- erin the ten or fifteen years they have passed in the postponement of these matters I would not be afraid to challenge this rega Your hearts, you are willl frankly to tell me, ars becoming rder, and that if you come to Christ it will more of an undertaking now than it ever Ob, if men could only eateh fush ons glimpse of Christ, | know they would love Him, Your heart leaps at the sight of a Can you be with- of Righteousness and sets behind He isn blesssd Saviour! beauty. Thera Nwisz beauty and the Bun Calvary out emotion as behind is German beauty and man first loots ag Christ, he prousunces Him ‘shief amone ten thousand, and the ons ait wzother lnvely™ O my blessed Jesus! Light in darkness! The rock on whic I build! The Cantain of My joy! My strea tith.: How strange it is that men cannot lova Thee, The diamond districts of Brazil ars o Are. gat in there except by a pass from the Clovern ment, but the love of Christ is a dismond district we may all enter and nics un tress. ure for eternity. Oh, ery for mercy! “To. day, if ye will haar this voice, harden not vour hearts.” Thers is a wav of opposing the mercy of God too long, and then there remaineth no more sacrifice for sin. but a dignation which shall devour the a ivarsary, My friends, my neighbors, whit can I sav to induce you to atten! to this matter—ton attend to it now? Time is flying, flying—ths greming to say to you: “Now is the Now is the time" Ob, put it not off ™ Why should I stand here ani plead and you sit there? Itis yourimmortal soul, It 1% a soul that shall never die, It isa soul that must soon appear bsfora God for re. viewal, Why throw away vour chances for heaven! Why plunges off into darkness when all the gates of glory area onn? Way Decome a castaway from oi wien you oan sit upon the throne? Why will ye die mis erably when eternal life is offersd vou and it will cost you nothing but jus willinzaess to accept it? “Come, for all things ars now ready.” Come, Christ is realy, par. don is readv! The churca ix ready. Heaven isready, You will never flod a more orn. venient season if von should live veurs more than this very one, isjeot this and you may die in vour sins. Why do I say this® sit tofrigh soul* Oh, no. It is to persuade show you the peril. [ show vou t Le Would I not ba a coward bavond all exci if, believing that this grest ay lie soon be launched fgto the eters world, and that all who believe in Christ shall be save i, and that all who reject Christ will be would | not be tha veriest coward to Bide that truth or to with ncold or even a pla dear brethren, now is the demption, It is very certain that you soon appear before God in cannot escapes it, The Bible eye shall Him, and they au pierced Him, and all the kindrs shall wail because Him time! your vou, | 1 ede * Inust Jonat on earth stand tmtors 1 manna GAY of and u gm rt SBYs et] of glory or for our di every sermon, every avery reproof, every while the heavens ara r soroll world your destiny and m nounced. Alas! alas’ found that we have ters, We may throw cannot then, We will jut no pardon then, then. No rescus then, wickednegs—banished, Have you ever imagined 1 f the and the mae old pray with : Can man, “but it will f you pray with me if knelt dow I'he minister man's soul to God, It commended the seemed to have no effect upon him, After of ths man's came, awhile the last hour and through his d ium a spark of intelli- gence seemad to flash, and with his last breath he said. “i shali never be forgiven ™ “0 seek the Lord while He may be found.’ I... — How to Ropair Straw Hats, It Is convenient to know how t« repair straw hats, as those of the children ¢f the household get battered in brim ike 1 and praved, and ife sadly Cine hat black and crown. should always keep « id straw of each of the ording and brown and white nia terials for repairing, acd to this end wise to avold buying the fancy straws, as the plain braids are much more durable and ack thread No. 40 is used for all sewing of straw, except the finest grades of hand-sewed hats, and the milliner may well follow the trade rule. The straw should be wet or dampened as it is sewed, as this will prevent its breaking. When a brim is ragged, rip off the torn braid and, taking a braid that matches, deftly weave the ends together and gw around the hat's edge as many rows as ire wished. The brim can be made to turn down by stretching the upper edges of the braid tightly as it Tiiv PERE « IY Colors Lo supply is ts if PPL lseiad., domestic ing the upper edge of the braid loosely, the mender guiding the re Torn crowns are replaced in the same way. trimming will hide the patch, and be transformed inte those of any ins ssi IIIs: sv A Large University, Many will be surprised to iearn that the largest university in the world Is at Cairo, Egypt, and has 11.. They come from every part of the Mohammedan world, and they study Mussulman law, history, theology and other branches needed to confirm them in the faith of Mo hammed. They sit on the floor of an enormous court and stady aloud, and the Western visitor who ealls on them during study hours thinks he has struck the original Tower of Babel. A DETROIT MIRACLE. A CREAT TRIUMPH FOR CANADIAN MEDICAL SCIENCE, PARTICULARE OF ABLE CURES ON Ti ONE OF THE HORT REMARK DD BY NTH REORD DERCIIS HTORY W SAL, DETROYNT EW Res) A TAREFLY FER! (Detroit News The followin varazeanh, whieh nonesrsl in the News a short time ago, furnishe | the of thie information <a cass that was o wonderfully remarkable that it demande | further explnnating It ix of suMcient im vortancs to the New,’ readers to rennsrl it tn them fully, important then that t attracted attention at the time, The following is the paragraph in question: “C. B. Northrop, for 25 vears one of the best known merchants on Woodward ave. nue, who wos supnossd fo Cs dying last pring of locomotor ataxin, or creeping paralysiv, has secured a new lease of life and returned to work at his store The diseass has niways been suppose! to he incurable, int Mr, Northrop's condition is greatiy im proved, and it looks now as if the grave bnrix It was so eomsidera ble wild be cheated of its prev.” Since that time Mr, Northrop has steadily improved, not only in looks, but in condition, till he hag regained his old-time strength it had been hinted to writer of this article, scequainted with Mr, that this miracuious change hat been wrought Ly a very simple remedy ealled Dr, Williams Pink Pills for Pale Poo- When asked about it Mr, Northron verified the statement, ani but he taken pains any ome was sulferin MBUNST Wien heard of anv uch case, Mr. Northrop was eotbusisstio st the result in his awn caso of Dr, Willis Pink Pills, It remedy that he had ward of after } had tried everything he cond Lope to give him relief He had been in the care of the best physicians who did ail they could to alleviate this terrible malady. but without any avail, He had given nu bope, when a friend in Jockport, N, Y.. Bim ol the fn person there who fd been cured in A circeumstanc «8 hy iw, Willlams' Pini Hix for Pale Peon's his 0 cured Lockport had lained his 4 respecting Willian tfom an arti shed bes niniiton, Ont, Fimies, « Hamilton Miracie Hal City who, uterine, was pro physicians to isabled, He the who was North roy, mle, not Lind to whi nly we, nform in a similas he Was Bn wrote care of Pi at informat Lr, Pind fas 1 nls fie WHE ( nnd todd the fier aimost mi erainen eed Ly mn tw incurabie and permanently had spent hundreds of dollars in all sorts of freatinent and app only to be told ia the end that there was no hope fur him, and it cure was impossibl Fhe person al- ded to (Mr, J Marshall, of 25 Little Hamilton, Unt.) was a megi~ ter of the Royal Templars of Temperance, vid having pronousoed perma. entiy disabled and urable by the physi. abd the $1000 diss bility insurance the order for meInoers in r years Mr> Marssall bad boen itterly helpless, and was barely abie to with ald of aimost nnbesr- nim, woen at m the ams Hem ihe t tie Bnoes that ¢ bie, Win William BL, nites bean Ir CIs provided ty uch cases, Fi WEN | its irag ind bis Bouse the His agonies iimvell ur Were nthe after disals Fink Pill resul an a few had the a teat and in mi eX peris it s before M1 Hamilton nlx be decls re restoration medics Apiily go- ass 11 was Vink Pu : eR freatincs it hin @ ton 1 siacd from bad Fe, ut ai mred the ¢ JOT Bim he was pwonvanced incu He was in thie terrible begun 10 use Lo, William § Bave restored “img fo Mi for this ing ivy § aod rable avn Lue Wii i Liew Beast Northrog was c.aimel wonderiu. » nd Tepiied tha nderstood that the pao etors claim be a blood 1 ie HoT Ye restore: ' : fil We wie ments noomaary to enrol Las Binal, restora shatterad nerves an! drive out dissass, I$ i# claimed hy the proprietors that Pink Pills will care paralysis, rhsunatism, sciation, palpitation of the heart, healache, and all diseases peouliar tH females, lows of appetite, dizziness, slerplessnsss, los: of memory, and al! disenses arising from overwork, mental worry, loss of vital force, ete “1 want to say,” said Mr, Northrop, “that I don't haves much faith in patent medicines, bu” I cannot say too much in favor of De, William’ Piak Pills fhe proprietors hows ever, claim that they are not a patent med. icine in the sense in which that term is used, but a highly scientific preparation, the re suit of years of Wak asked vn ust tried be SITE k 1 CLS 10 i mg The Ant us an Ege-Luyer, Bome silkworms lay from 1.000 to 2,000 fo 5,000, The number of eggs lald by the queen bee has long been in dispute, Burmeister says from 5,000 to 6,000, but Bpence and hirby both go him several better, each declaring that the queen of average fertility ay not le than 40,000 and probably as high as 50,000 iy one seacon, The white ant is possessed of the most « xtraordinary cpgg-inying propensities of any known creature; she pre BE. 400 egus in a single day. Fiom the time when t! hite ant begins to until I Be usually reckoned 3 i will hs often fucoes ay the egg-lay. f= by ent mologists as an exact lunar month produces 2.5006 000 CREM In paint fecundity white ant exceeds other creatures, BON I8 over of all the THE proper place for undressed kid is in the bath-tub. A Philadelphia chureh is making trouble because ite pastor’s misfit set of false interfere with his enune intion, tevin * taken from reading. ierehnnts The article," A Detroit Miracle n Detroit paper, is ' It tells how one of find qu th city suddes Total rs ens when it WE aan, The mole ean swim excellently and it often wells for the purpose of ; water todrink. Hall's Catars internall; UOOUs lestiinonl The deepest perpes Kuttenberg mine in Bober LADIES sit Baslie Want Lulidl needine a tonle, or «hlldren who take Brown's ir inke, « Malaria, and Liver ( i rich and pure. on Hitters, indigestion, Bilio =: blaine, makes the Bic are Ol Fhe ls the only Mason is Cedar Rapids, | Mr. Darius Waterho By It and a trial & the douln ache All « ane, Chatia comet bat a. MANY PeTEO TS work or hone fers rebul is Hv es x00 of fpendid toule four ONE NJ yet hyou 0 Te “ue 1 i By rup « f the only remedy of its kind ever pro duced, pleasing to the taste and ac. eeptable to the stomach, prompt in its action and truly beneficial in its effects, prepared only from the most healthy and agreeable substances, its many excellent qualities commend § to all and have made it the mo popular remedy known. Syrup of Figs is for sale in 50c and 81 bottles by all leading drug- gists. Any reliable druggist who may not have it on band will pro. cure it promptly for any one who wishes to try it. Do not accept any in being placsd sucossially used years belore for general sale, Mr. Northrop declares that he Is a living ex- ample that there js nothing to equa! these pills as a cure for nerve dissasos, Oa iaquiry the writer found that thes pills were man. ufactured by Dr. Williame' Medicine Co., Hebenectady, N. Y., anl Beaokville, Oat, and the pilis are sold in boxes (never in bul by the hundred), at 53 ents a box, and may be had of ali druggists or direct by mail from Dr, Williams’ Medicine Co. from either ahve addresses. The prics at which thes pills are sold makes a course of treatment With them comparatively inexpsnsive as rompared with other ren lies or madioal treatment. This case is oa: of the nost re markab'e on record, an i as it is ony right here in Detrot, and not a thoumn | miles Away, it cin be easily veritisal Me. North rap is very well known to the people ol Detroit, and he says bie in only too giad to tatily of the marvelous good wrought in his case. Hosays he considers it his duty to help all who are similarly afMiote! by any word he can say in boball of the wonderful edicacy of Dr, Williame' Pink Pills. Weve Piper cir wheels ceased years ago to be a novelty, pills wore practice for —— A Ao abi atis CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. EAN FRANCISCO, CAL, LOUISVILLE, »y NEW YOPK, N.Y. ms—— ELL | weluding Podeis 1] BE DECENED b Vastes, sameis, and Paints which stain the hands, injure the Jron, and burs off, The Rising Sun Biove Polish is Brilliant, Odor. 1esx, Durable, and the consumer pays for no tin OF gine package with every purehuse, Kidney, Liver and Bladder Cure. 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