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A St. Louis elecirician gives it as his opinion that the concussion of the thunder breaks the air .chamber which by compression cause the fish to sink and by expansion to tw the surface rise i ——————— Times, It is net fact men are said to be out of quent loss of time, piacy and Hiard mareiy tha that a million Work with conse. that thers are other aggravidions saperadded, growiag out of the williul neglect ol s0 maay, that make tho times seem hard, indeed, Lf bet ier tines w t houd and good places open to nll that ¢ i He, there are thousands who would betol sit to go 10 work by reason of the negiee: of some infirmity whieh totaliy unit hem 10 accept a prol fered cusuce, betier opportunity rouid ther their physical tion in go vuloresd néss Lives out of tur bard times so mae fo make anyvibing i BO economy al ail flieing healti and Lrain ing is possi Hi. liso things that tae finally overaie nafs who iat eRe ae moasy, makes the times seam so tough, but iv ur ¥yhat got eoudis ile than the i rofl ) ther » do 80 is making p do 20 Is making It is poor logle WwW Worse, and it is cXpetine Ly sacri nn wahls brawn, 13CiH mis ot 10 ler, Rr welll Pica atiment 0 looked mt Lones, | Sirs Al Bdure atl de Hua patus soul Te Mos | old me BCLs we if Het led treated at minutes ture certain a Workinguea higuivr, otalitn ww Basd lun a We know plenty of people who are too nice. feith ino peopie is being HaviNGg fooled. 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DR. TALMAGE Th eEminent Brooklyn Divine's Sun- day Sermon. Subject: “The Lookin; Glasa" ——— Teese: “ad he made the laver of brase, and the foot of it wns of brass, of tha looks ing glasses of the women assembling.’ Exodus xxxvill., 8. Wa often hear abont tha gnsnel in John, nnd the gospel in Luke, and the gospel in Matthew, but there is just ne surely a gospel of Moses, and an gospal of Jeremiah, and a gospel of David, In other worlds, Christ is as certainly to ba found in the Old Testa- ment as in the New, When the Jsraelites wera marching throuzh the wilderness thev earried their church with tham, They called it the taber- nacle, It was a nitehad tent, very costly, very beautiful, The framework was mada of forty-oight hoards of acacia wood set in rockets of sllvar, The ourtalns of the piaen were purple and seariet and blue and fine linen and wera hung wilh most artistic loops. The candlesticks of tabernizie had shaft and hranch and bow! of solid gold, and the figures of cherubim that stood there wings of gold, and there ware lamps of gold, rings of gold, so that skenticism has some- i that precious ma- terial coma from? It is not my place to fur. nish the precious stones, it is only to tall that they were there, laver that was built in the fast, The water came down from the basin in spouts and away alter the cleansing, This laver or basin was made out of the looking gmiasses oo! the women who had [requentsd tabsrnscle and who had made these their eostributions to the furniture. These looking ginsses wore not meade of glass, bat they were brazen, The brass was of a very superior quality and polishad until ft reflactad sasily the features of thosa who locked into it, so that this Inver of looking glasses spokan of in my text did double work, It not only furnishad tha water in which the priests washed them. salves, but it also, on its shining, polished surface, pointed ont the spote of pollution on the face which neaded abiution. I have to say that this is the only looking glass ino which a man can see himsalf as he fa, There are some mirrors that fiaiter the features and make vou look better than you are, Thenthers are other mirrors that dis. tort your features and make vou look worse than you are, but I want to tell you that this looking-ginsz of the gosnal shows a man just as he ls, When the priests enterad the ancient tabernacle, one glance burnished side of this laver them their need of eclaansing. So this gospel shows the son! its divine washing, “All have sinned and soma short of the glory of God.” That is one showing. “All we, lke sheep, have gona astray.” That is showing. “From the crown of the bead to t is of the foot there ia no health in us showing. The world calls . imperfect or siricitien, or ereaties behavior, or or “high Hving,” but the gospel ealis thom sip, transgression, flith—the abominable thing that Gol hates, It just ona glance at that mirror that Paul cory . wretehol man am, who liver me and that me with hyssop, and shall 1d that made Martin Luther © sine, my sins!” 1 mn not talking al bad habits a and 1 do pot need any tell us that bad habits are wrong, bissnhemy and evil speaking are wrong, Bat 1 am talking of a sinful nature, the souros « il bad thoughts ans well as of all bad actions. The Apostle Paul calls their roll in the first chapter of Romans, They are a regiment of death en eamping around every bear? holdingit in a tyranny from which nothing but the grace eo! God ean deliver it, flere, for {nstance, is ingratitude, has not been guiliy of that It a man hand us a giass of water we sa “Thank vagu,” hut forthe 10.000 mercies that we ars wyery day receiving from the hand of God ) little expression of gratitude—Tfor thirst akad, for hunger fod, for sheiter, and san- shine, and sound aleap, and clothes to wear, little thanks! I supp thers men fifty years of who have never vel been down orth kaees in thanksgiving to God for His goodness, Besides that ingrati- tude of oar hearts there is pride~wno has not feit t7—pride that will not submit to God ; [hat wants its own way a nature that prefers wrong sometimes instead of right, that prefers 10 wallow instead of rise up. If you could eateh a glimpse of your natur. al heart before God, you would ery out in amazement and alarm. The very first thing this gospel doss is to cut down our pride and self sufficiency. 1f a man does not feel his loss and ruined condition before God, he does not want any gospel. I think the rea- son that thers are so few conversions in this day is becanss the tendency of the preach. ing is to make men believe that they are pretty good anyhow-—quite clever, only wanting a little fixing up, =» few touches of divine grace, and thea you will be all right ~<instend of proclaiming the broad, deep truth that Payson and Whitefleld thundersd Dassed the at tha showed new of another a 80 bat isan these delests Son Mis vxiid oats,” was on 4 be clean.’ out, * ory i= 10 Whe sin? Yi Boe 0 “*ean this really be true? astray? Is there Have we all gone no good in ws? Ia four walls coverad with looking. no difference which way you looked you saw yourself, And so it is in this gospel of Christ. If you once step within its full precincts, you will find your whole character reflected, every feature of moral deformity, every spot of moral taint, If I understand the word of God, {ts first ane nonncement is that we are lost, Glory be to God, I find that this laver of looking giasses was filled with frosh water every morning, and looked on its burnished side and saw his need of cleausing than ha washed and was clean —giorious 1ype of the gospel of my Lord Jesus, that first shows a man his sin and then washes it all away! I want you to notice that this laver In which the priest washed-—the Iaver of look- ing glasees-—was filled with fresh water every morning. The servants of the tabernacle brought the water in buckets and poured it into this laver, Bo it is with the gospel of Jesus Christ, It has a fresh salvation every day. It is not a stagnant pool filled with ac- cumulated corruptions, t is living water, whith Is brought from the eternal rodk 10 wash away the sins of yesterday, of one moment ago. “Oh.” says some one “f was a Christian twenty years 0 1 That does not mean anything to me, hat are you now?! We are not talking, my brother, about pardon ten years ego, but about pardon now, a fresh salvation, If I want to find out how a friend fesls to ward me, dol go to the drawer and find soma old yellow Istters written to me ten or twelve yours ago? No. 1 go to tha letter that was stamped the day belors yesterday ia the postofilos, and I flad how he fesls to ward me, Is isnot ia regard to old com wunleations wo had with Jesas Christ, It ie the communications we have now. Are we not in sympathy with Him this morning, and js He pot in sympathy wita us?! Do rot spend so much of your time In bunting in the wardrobe for the old, wornout shoes of Christian profession, Come this morning and tnke the giiteoring Jobe of Christ's tr ghtsousness from the Saviour's hand. You way you were plunged in the fountain of the Barr's merpy 8 quarter of a century ago. ‘Chav is nothing 10 me, you 10 wasn now In this laver of looking glasses and have your soul made clean. looking giames "poke of th thetext thas the spoken of : Js ways washed both hands and feet, he water came down were in spouts. so without leaving any Mh In (he has'n, tha prieste woshad both hande ani feet, gospel of Jesus Clirist must touch the very extremities of onr moval A man eanpot feneca off a part of his soul and say, this is to baa garlen In ull the fruits and flowers of Christian char. snail fiNow, commons.” No, nc, or none. I sometimes hear paonia sav, “Ha is a very good man except in politics,” Than he is not a good man. A religion that will not take aman thronh rn antumn election wil be worth anv. thing to him in Jane, July and Anonet, They say he is a usafal sort of 4 man, but he overreaches in a barenin, I deny the state ment. If he isa Christian anywhere, ha will be in bis business, It is very easy to be good in tha prayer mesfing, with surroundings kindly and blessal, but not so casy to ha a Christian behind the counter, when by one skillinl twiteh of the goois you ean hide a flaw in the silk sn that tha cus tomer cannot see it, It is very ensy to ben Christian with a psilmbook in your hand and a Bible in vonr lap, but not so easy when von ean go into a shop and falaaly tell the merchant you ean got those goods at a not cheaper rate In another store, sn that he will gall them 10 you cheaper than he ean afford to sall them, I remark, further, that this layer of look- ing glasses spoken of in the text was a very large laver. I always thonght, from tha fact that so many washal there and also from tha fact that Balomon afterward, when he copied that Inver in the temple, built it 1 "rr on a very large soale, that it was large, and Foun! Jags trist ~vast in its provisions, soma and wash in this of laver and bo elean, Whesn onr Civil War had passal, the Gov. ernment of the Unitel States matinn af narlon to thes common ol llery in not {oo the shies? af Christ dons not aot irdon I, but made nrosi=. ths Confederate army, hn? The goepnl It aaldiers, in that war, for ail, ners, Ww wtute SYR § ! Sin Now. mv hrother, YT don this tn pat a preamigm uoon great inguity I meraly say this to eneonsage that man, whonver he fs. whn feels be is 20 far gone from Gnd that thers {8 no merey for him, | tall Why, Paul was at the execution i. Tha want to him thara is a moo | ehanoe, a mur lerer. Ho nesisted of Stephan, and vet Paul was save Aving thisf did eversihing had, The dying was savel Richard Baxter swore Areatfaily, tnt tha graen of God met him, and Righard Baxter was saved It ia & vast aver, (io antl evervhndy ome and was’ in fr, Lat them cone up tha pan'tentiavies an | was’ away thair Lott un ! honses and wash away thelr poveny, thief Emil the alma Let graves and wash ARY ONG 80 cannot get un to tha eri we, arm come ro from their away thele death, Jt worn ont in «i th laver, vou will t them coms un there ha ¥ ! head and in ! him, and I will take pinag him in vast laver of In Solomon's ten iat ol the and ties 4 of his hold of his fax ani we will this glorious Bethesda, the (God's merey and sylvati temple there wera ten Invers and one m . areat reasrvoir in the on liad with water ie i 'n, wen this rhhoan avers with palm and linns erubim, This i I Gols a vaster molten + than It adorned with wont of th» ¥ u with the 1d aroun mar coma and wash in Bat I notice also, in 1 Zinsses snoken of in the washing in it was in otional., When the nriesis k 3 olten saa sdor sUres oO i and meres is with the the Holy all the race the molten sen heaneh tha aot with bat es of wn i {t= great rim rocand to this Inver o 1» and ithe t perative tabernacle (vou will find this i chapter of Exo ronst wah In that laver might have said fussy, Go t 1 wash elpeeh and no avs “No have washod aver or in I waahnd in the aver at bh want me fo wanl} matter ‘wheather or nt Wash in “Bat.” says toe priest, ne olan as this Why “Wash here,” save Gol with the grapel of Christ 5 HL hinges, God halaipe, this Tare In Walter 3 won't tha: d»7 ordie” So it ia It js imperative [a=re is only this gitern tive snd perish, or wash tham away Bat, says some one Way could not have made mors wavs { I do not know but He co adozen, | know He mada bat say, “Why not have a long running from hers to heaven?’ say, but 1 know that suly ona boat, You say, “Are the {rees as Ingariant as that on Calvary, m inxuris for that had neither buls nor meoms. it was stripped and barked You, you, thors have been taller trees than but the only path to heaven is under that oae tree, lostead of quarreling because there are NOt more wave, let us be thankful to Gol there is one, one name given uafo men whereby we ean be saved, one laver in which all the world may wash, 80 you see what a radiant I do not know how an man can stand stolidiy and present it, for It is not a mere whim or eapries, It in life or death, It is heaven or hell, You come before your ehild, and you have a present in your han i, tenn Gur sins and live heavy than hail You bats aid have made on» Jina of 1 cannot simpy there is e not ed say: Which hand will you take? In one band thers Is a treasure: in the other is not.” The child blindly chooses, God our Father does not do that He spreads out both hands “Now this shall be very plain, in that hand are pardon and peace and life and the treasures of heaven. In that hand punishment and sorrow and woe. Choose, choose for yourselves!” "He that believeth and js baptized shall be save! bu: But befora you the wonders I would lke to do it whila | Hve, and 1 would Hike to do it when I dis, “Let me paint thie and die” skeoteh tears, His brow crimson with blon!, and He lew down oa Calvary for you, N,, 1 mis. tuke, Nothing was as romlortatils ns that, pillow for the dying head of Christ, Noth- ing so comfortable as that, dawn to die ; He stands up fo die, Hisapike 1 hands ontspread as if te smbrace a world, traveled all over Jude on minisirios of merey! What a hard that had wiped away tears and bound up broken hearts! And that fs all for you! Ob, san you not love Him? Come around this laver, old and young, Itisso burnishel you can see your sins and so deap you ean wash them all away, © mourner, here bathe your bruised soul, and, sick one, here cool your hot temples in thin aver! Peace! Do not ory any more, dear soul! Pardon for all thy sing, comfort for all thy afflictions, Tae black cloud that hung thundering over Sinai has floated above Calvary and burst inte. the shower of » Haviour's tears, I saw in Kensington Garden a ploturas ol Waterloo a good while alter t battle had and the grass had growd all over the field, Tuoere was a dis. mounted cannon, and a lamb had come up from the pasture and lay sleeping in the mouth of that cannon. 80 the artist had represantsd fta most suggestive thing, Then I thought how the war bee tween Ood and the soul had ended, and instead of the announcement, *‘T'ne wages of sin is death, there came the words, “My peace I give unto thee” and smi the batteries of the law that one quaked with the fiery bail of death 1 beheld tow Lamb ot God, which taketh away the stu of the world, A Hound a ilo TRAIN ROBBERY. ANOTHER Masked Mon Hold Kew Up an Express Train Near Albary, kiss Passenger train No, 8 of the Kansas City, Memphis & Birmingham Hallroad was held up at 1 o'clock A, M,, a ball mile east of New Albany, Miss, by theoe masked mon and the sx press car looted, Conductor W, EB. Leonard, who was in chargo of the train, said: “My train pulled out of New Albany about 1 o'vlock, Bhortly ater geiting under full headway the tralia began slack up and was soon at u stands. dll, As I afterward dis covered threo masked men bad boarded the trasn wt New Albany aod covering Engineer Campbell and Fireman Alexuuder with pis tols compelled them to stop, io “When the train stopped I was in the bag- gnge car, ed it, only to be grested 1 went to the side door and open- with several pistol I shoved the ! the door shul, but turning robbers already in the baggage ear wilh pistols covering me, The enginver and flroman were made to dis- ssful unsue the and 10 an attempt was mdae uneoupie Express Messenger Jeannetie's « vr was forced open to give uj ie contents ny in » woods with their f the sulle, Putting the b a bag, the y robbers backed off iu th pistols still pointed at us and disappearad io the darduess, We did not wo thelr faces at any time, OfMcers ol the ! rns Expross Compa the robb “Pin only thing gave say that tl package co back jewelry, wb i y, iY Large, here was joney of package and did not of 10 md st Ages wendent Sullivan to New Albany to « sengers, eanize a it is said, however, the off s this oy FATAL FIR rm EI IN A THEATRE Ose Death snd Several Narrow Escapes 13 So Ti Louis, re destruction of t Beveral pore actors and MARKETS. 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