REV. DR TALMAGE oie Th eEminent Brooklyn Divine's Sun- day Sermon. Subject: “Victory Over Pain” ——————— Teer: Walther ahinll there be any mors pan” ~Revelation xxi, 4. fhe feel qasstion that vou ask when abont to change your residences to anvelty jeg “What ie the health of the place? Is it shaken of terrible dieordars? hille of mortality? What is the death rate} How high riees the thermometer?” And am I not reasonable in asking, What are the gnnitary conditions of the heavenly eity into which we all hope to mov:? My text an ans more p*'e E First, ¥recurk, there will he no pain of disappointment in heaven, IfI could put the pleture of what you anticipated of life when yon began it beside the pioture of what you have realizad, I would find a great difference, You have stumbled upon groat disappointments Perhaps vou expected riches, and you have worked hard enough to gnin them: vou have planned and worried and parsistel until! your hands were worn, and vour brain was racked, and vour heart fainted, and at ‘he end of this long etrife with misfortune vou flad that if yox have not bee y an drawn 1 Itis still tug and tussle, this year what youn gained last, financial nneertainties, pulling down faster than you huild, For perhaps twenty or thirty years vou have been running eraft straight into the teeth of the wind, Perhaps yon have had domestic disappoint. ment, Your ehildren, upon whose edaess tion von lavished your hard earned dollars, have not turned out as expected. Notwith- standin all your counsels and prayers and painstaking, they will not do right, Many a good father has had a bad boy, Absalom trod on Davi’ heart, That mother never imagined all this as twenty or thirty years ayo she gat by that child's cradle, Your life has been a chapter of digan- pointments, But come with me and I will show you a different soens, By Gol's grace enteri y. vou will never azair have a blastai h exXpactations wil Coming to tl will be ot "This song of higher anthems, prafude to more tremendous harmony, things better than vou had anticipated rohe richer, crown brighter, the tempi grander, the thrang Further, I remar of wearis It you quit work.tmt m Ar some fron work, and ness of t than { spirits flag, Riways to tn fixes to tle, ginny oe osing ¢ the othar ¢ reach the r ali of oan hill of joy, up in ths vision, ort will but lift you to ha sweartest choral 1! tha Hea from i exnhnusting Some » tha daughter beg anything to mind eapal piation to O mera live > poor nhont ing. rags no poor is 4 y lisad nll «ins 3 s AD and launch and wasep tog ist after awhile separate, be in of ; MGs in 8 Jook wach other ull the face time, We w. i! ing, or nothing will nnoe, or our knows that it messencers from besitting together some ever walking ns day our ag but Na in srsation, the | neg tifne, y on their errand to take usaway know the last time, and in heaven, where they make ready for our parting spirits, they know it is the last time, Ob, the long agony of earthiy s«paration! It is awlul to stand in your nursery fighting death back from the couch of youre i, and try to hold fast the little one, and see ail the time that he is getting + snd the breath is shorter, and make to God to heip us and to the dostors to save him, and gon it is of avall, and then know that his spirit i= gons and that you bave nothing ut the casket that held the Jewel, and th in two or threes days you Must «ven that away i walk around about the » and find it desolate, some times rebe and toen to resolve feel differently and to res solve on control, and just as you have come to what you think is perfect self control to suddenly come upon some little eos or pieture or shoe hall worn out and burst in one bow all the floods of the soul wild wail of agony! Oh, my God, how hard 3t is to part, to eluse the eyes that never can look merry at our coming, to kiss the hand that will never again do us a Kindness, | know relision gives great cossolation In such an hour, and we ought to be com furted, bot anyhow and anyway you make it it is awn’, On steambent whar! and at rail ear win- dow we may smile when we say (arewell, but these goodbys at the deathbed--they just take hold of the heart with iron pinchers and tear it out Ly the roots uatil all the fibers quiver and curl in the torturs and drop thick blood, These separations are wine presses, into which oar hearts, like red esters, are throwa, and then troutle turns the windlass round and round until we are ttterls crushed and have no mores eapacity to suffer, and we slop crying because we have wept all our tears, On every street, on overy doorstep, by every couch, there have been partings, Bat ones past the heavenly portals, apd you are through with such scenes forever. In that eter 3 lee pie outery no leit | ¢ “ - ernus 0 sot] Ons, pital, fcorra of dinnansee contending for a eanvease, struggle as to which shail have it, Onr natures sre inf. nitaly susceptible to suffering, The eye, the foot, the hand, with immense capacity of unzuish, The little ehlld meots at tha entrance of lite manifold digsoasss, You hear the shrill ery of infancy ss the lancet strikes into the gwollen gum, You 33a its head in sonsum- fuse fevers that take mors than half of them into the uust. Old age passes, dizzy and weax and short breathed and dim sighted, On every northesst wind come down pleur- {ses and ppeumonias, War lifts its sword and hacks nway the life of whole genera- t'ons, The hospitals of the aarth grown into the ear of (God their complaint. Asistio choloras and ship fevers and tynholds and London plans make ths world's knees knock tooth ir, Pain has gong through every street an luo every ladder and down every shaft, Itison the ware, on tha mast, on the beach, Wounds from elip of elephant's tusk and adder's s''nz anl crocolile’s tooth ani horse's hoof anl wueol's revolution, Wa gather up the infirmities of our parents and children the Inhorftance Has vullures In A. D. 3 In 544, in Constanti- In 1813 ophthaimia selzad the whole Prussian army. At times th whers where 100,000 fell; Count up the pains ol Austeriitz, £0,000 full ; of Fontenoy, 260 000 fell ; of tho tragedy his Khan masanerad men, und of Nishar, whera he slew paonle ;of the 15,000,000 this mon- stor sacrificed in fourteen ysars as he went ha declarad, to exterminate the entire Chinese nation and make the em- pire a pasture for cattle, Think of the death throes of men sacrifiead in ons ecamg Think of the 120,000 that 330.0 fight, in which 1.600.000 the 5.000.000 Rarxes, perished in the ) dead at Aora, of 1.100.070 dead in the stews Jerusalom, of 1.816.000 of tha dead at Troy, and then com the review by considering the stupen- imata of Bimund Barke that the Joss by war had been thirty--s times the entire thor presant poopy t Go thre azh and examin the gunshot mign of o! of plate fous « f the gio lacerations, fractures, mn de, sw of the explod destroys nen } and 1nd thosa ze, and i thin nT i the hoot Riq, vats that shivered, th ros Add 1t up, gather It press it Into one worl, in ous distill ie ins writhel in ud tha poss Biittyv of t them, y loner 81 ovenanters, The dark cave and Claverho “xe ¥ rvies, and the p f Him who nelped Hugh Latimer All well, No more pain, the door of he blows on ¥¢ this reirsshing breezs, fountains of God have made it cool, and the gardens have male R sweet, i do not know that Solomon ever heard on a bot day, the jee etick in an ico pitoher, but be wrote an if he did when he sald, “As cold walers tu a thirsty soul, so is good news from a far country.” ROoOds 1o drown in All well, Hers are ne to huot them ! . recations of Lord yng for temple se om 1 9a a CRes oO out of the fire, I set open The was tired and hot and thirsty, and 1 shall pot forget how refreshing it was when, after awhile, I heard the wountain brook tombe ling over the rocks, I had no cup,no chalice, so I got wn on my knees and face to drink, Oh, ye elimbers on the journey with ett feet and parched tongues and fevered temples, listen to the rambling of sapphire brooks, amid flowered banks, over golden shelvings, Listen! “The Lamb which isin the midst of the throne shall jead them unto living fountains pf water.” 1 do not offer it 10 you in a chalice, To take this you munst bend, Get down on your knees and on your fnew, and drink oat of this great fountain of God's consolation. “And, lo, 1 heard a voire from heaven, as tie voleo ol many waters," ——EI— nn A MILLIONAIRE BEHEADED led by a Rallroad Train Mr. Francis J, Callanan was instantly kill Baliroad train befors It stopped. The rain had made the steps of the Heo The conductor bad warned Francis J, Callanan was a street railway He was forty-two years old anid Hoe began railway life Pracinge, but only in ition. That great home eirele never breaks, Once find your comrades there, and you have them forever. Noe floats from the door of that blissful residence, No cleft, hillside where the dead sleep, All awake, wide awake, and forever. No pushing out of emigrant ship for foreign shore. No tolling of bull as the funeral passes, Whole genera. tions in glory, Hand to hand, heart to heart, joy to joy. No creepng up the limos of the death chill, the tect colt until hot flannels cannot warm them, No ratte of wichral gates, No parting, no pain. arther, the heavenly city will have no pain of body, The race ss pierced wih sharp distresses, The surgeon's knife mast out, The dentist's ploehers must patl, Pain is iougnt with pais, The world is 5 hose and afterward became seecrotary and treasurer of the Utlea City Railway, which position bie held for years, He built the People’s Line of Ryracuse and bought the Oawego Straliway line, Afterwards he moved to Rutherford and managed big interes s from his office on Wall street, Now York, Heorganiged the People's Railway Company, of Brooklyn, which was to build an Immense slectrio line encom pnes- ing the entice city, He was nade president of this company. He also organived the Union Traction Company of New Jersey, ine morporated last week, which was td build an electeio line from Newark through Ruther ford to Hackensack, He held the position of treasurer in this company, i i i } i ABOUT NOTED PEOPLE. e———— War. {0 Miss Erizangrn Fainrax Gaixes, of renton, Va, was married the other day Chief Justice Thomas Smith, of Mexico, Four clergymen officiated in the ceremony and there were twenty-six bridesmuids, Roperr T. Sari, one of the old-time tome perance lecturers, is still living in Baltimore, and celebrated the 80th anniversary of his birth onMonday, He began his crusade ngninst the cup that inebriates more than it cheersin 1887 as secretary of the Frapklin society of Baltimore County, Mins Weer is Findiand's For tho lust syer prison and every prisoner in Finland ut angel, visited prisor twelve years sho has Jeast once a yeur, and many of the most har- dened criminals bave been reclaimed to use. ul lives through her Her abzorbs her entire time, Tur Rothschilds smoke efforts, mission the most costly are “Henry which cost nearly five shillings. Clny cigars that mude-—the Sobranos," They are wrapped in gold lent and packed Httle inlaid endarwood 1 hese a in cablpeis, millionaire princes bu 42.000 Hass y three cabinets at CIgArs, i as been ol ted 8 XN. YX. 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