—— She Won't t Go There Any More, An amusing story Is told of a West ‘Walnut street young woman, who, hav- ing read str: tales about slumming in London, determined to visit Phila- delphia’'s own very tough slum district and see what life there was like. As a sort of preliminary she supplied her- self with a number of tracts, having a vague idea that benighted resi- dents there were in need of spiritual in- gtruction, Boarding car oat off the first mi against nge the a Seventh street she at Balnbyi igg and to an she saw, who was leaning a lamp post, she very politely tracts. 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Subject: “Salvation.” Text: found.’ Isaiah fv., ¢ Isaiah stands head and shoulders aho the other Old Tesiameit authors in vivid seriptiveness of Christ, an outline of our Savio of them present, as it Christ, others a bust of Chris us the full length po rtrait of Christ, ure writers excel in some things reird, David more pathetio grammatie, Ha! when you t ve fontures, were, the glide face of ur's sublime—b ming out from the gates of pre iil His grandeur and glory you iny if the { yr nies in regard to Christ might be the itiE ' where weiah' Halleluiah WAVE ah was Isaiah is the * y hate all ns me whys 1 tholr writing hes MT SB ws pt Y= 7: 4 volee ¥ 3 vour face be Your right inwardiy t} house and window Lad} ne it. You feel its 1 up, thing, po of the at f o4it Lhe of this rm I's mercy of Ge foals its fluttering | His vn | y : Prayer is a warm, a 4 Ming exercise, It is an electric battery wi touch thrills t y the It is the div bell in which we go down into the « depths of God's mercy and Ut ug earls of great pri ve." “The re Was an instar 10 wh ore pr made the waves of the Gene stone pavement Oh, how 1 tt ngs § Taye r has a 5 ever tried it? In the days w Covenanters were persecut were after them one the Covenanters prayed: “Oh as dead men unless Tho Lord, throw the lap of poor things!" At 4 developed and hid p Wom tarone of of the hagd ne shalt help us hy oak over these 1 instantly a Sooteh mist ecuted from their the literally fulfilled, While they are yet speaking I will hear.” Have you ever tried the power of prayer? God says, ‘He is loving an { faithful and pa~ tient." Do you believe that? You are told that Christ came to save sinners, D » you You are tol that all you have ask for it. Do you balieve that? Yo Him and say “0 Lord, I know Thou eanst not lie. Thou hast told me to eome for pardon and I could get it. come, Lord, Keep Thy promise and Hberate my captive Youl.' Oh, that you might have an altar in the arior, in the kitchen, in the store, in the rn, for Christ will be willing to come again | to the manger to hear prayer. He would eome to your place of business as He cone fronted Matthew, the tax commissioner, If « measure should come before Congress that you thought would ruin the Nation, how you would send in petitions and remonstrances, And ye. there has been enough sin in your | heart to ruin it forever, and you have never : remonstrated or petitioned against it. It your physical health failed and you had the | means, you would go and spend the summer in Germany and the winter in Italy and yon would think it a very cheap outlay if you had to go all round the earth to get back your physical health. Have you made any effort, any expenditure, any exertion for | your immortal and epiritual Dealth? Oh, that you might now begin to seek | after God with earnest prayer! Rome of you Then come our familiex. Have youn ay to the working out of the support of given one-half you, first of all, if you “want to find the Lord you must pray and pray and pray. I remark again, you must gesk the Lord The Bids is the news “Oh,” you say, ‘‘it years ago, and the James transinted it 1 <¢ ynfute th widen t five minutes old when I spirit ratransiate 3 it into the heart, If you will, in th of the v of life through Seripture study, implore God's UHght to fall upon the pas . will find that these promises are n second old, and that they dr "Of ne of Gi wd into you There are many pe " amount to wok at the outside lead them to Christ than Wash arewell addrass, orthe Koran of th aster of the Hindo or the Shr est book in the world, was made hundreds of lenrned men of King hundreds of years ago.” by telling you it Ix ne od by His blesse King vou 1 O08 not went up to the Churel and looked at ronderfuliy mld have but I had o f 2 gan ad at the wo I passed i tars und the Ro p at woking a many st rd, | : Oh, if: hrist, 4 ir heart leaps Tr gunset the Sun of ind Calvary and seta wind d or? He ia a blessed Savio ion has its type f beauty. eanty, and Bwiss beagts , and Eaglish beauty, in what land a man frat looks at pronounces Him “Chief mg 10.000, the one altogether lovely I'he diamond districts of Brazil are care fully guarded, and a man does not get in there except by a pass from the Government, we of Christ isa a diamond district we may all enter and pick up treasures for eternity. ‘Today, if yo will hear His voles, harden not your hearts.” Take the hint of the text that 1 have no time to dwell upon—the hint that thers found. There a man in this city eighty years of age who said to aclergyman who came in, “Do you think that a man eighty years of age can get pardoned?’ “Oh, yes,” said the clergyman, he old man said: “I can't, When I waa twenty years ofage-—1 am now eighty years the Spirit of God came to my soul, and 1 felt the importance of attending to these things, but I put it off, 1 rejected God, and since then I have had no feeling.” “Well,” wouldn't you like to have me pray with you?” Yes replied the old man, ‘bat it will do no good. You can pray with me if you like to.” The minister knelt down and prayed and commended the man's Tt seemed to have no effect After awhile the last hour of the Italian not he ba am wha and ‘““f shall nover be forgiven.” “Oh, seek the Lord while He A 5 SABA A. Beet Price Drove Him to Suicide, James Yatman, thirty-five years old, shot himself through the heart while in his barn Yatman was The high price of beof vansed purpose, and we meet face to face, and | sell | dent. AND COMMENTS, country di- Ww jLzer- 1874 the where meron ~ r of to facto- 1885 and wheels This ories and it is d States in 11.0600) ARYAN) We have showing the ctories or the be a8 than out, vet ner fa bioomers which will number of 10 number wor this immer. has invente Americ If a heavy ex) can wealth were deter the American marrring the foreigners iid American bache a better give the hance Mgr. Morton, Secretary of Agricul ture, makes a suggestion which should stimulate inventive He says one of the great needs of the yuntry is an agricultural implement which will take the place of the plow and do better work. It ought to be something that will break up the land and turn it over as a man does with a spade Secretary Morton thinks such an implement could be made. It night be constructed ir the form of a rotary spader, or an implement consisting of a number of revolving knives which, in passing over the land, would chop up the soil and subsoil for two feet, 20 as to ren der the percolation of the rainfall easy and perfect to the depth to which the ground has been stirred. The advantages of such a machine would, of course, be great. The or dinary plow, by its downward draft, presses the bottom of a furrow into a sort of trough, and thus the water is drained off instead of being held for the coming crop. Secretary Mor- ton has given this subject much study and is convinced that such a machine as he recommends can be worked successfully. The man who would invent it would confer a great benefit upon the world and would garn a fortune for himself. lors genius Wooden Rails for a Florida load. 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