REY. OR. TALMAGE.
The Eminent Washington
Sunday Sermn.
Divine's
Subject: “Bringing in the Sheaves”
Text, “Put ve in the sickle, for the har
rest is ripe." Joel (iL, 15,
The sword bas bsen poetizel), and the
world has celebrated the sword Bolivar,
the sword of Cortes nud the awort of Lafay-
stte. The pen has been sriy enlogized,
and the world has celebrated the pen of Ads
dison, the pen of Southey and the pen of
Irving, The painter's pencil has been hone
ored, and the w : rated the pen
ell of Murillo, 1hoens and the
pencil of I | chisel
has cor and the
world i 's chisel and
Crawiord se 1's ehisel, But
thers is ieh Ising
the fi he stokle,
the ai has
reaped t Sharp
and be this
rei]
furnis it
Its sucees
tions, It has hu
pre 1 31%
chisel ull put
into exquisite ser
#
0%
neon
rot
rstadt. The sculptor's
i in for
hgh
ns celebrant
this
that
tes
mands them, *
harvest is rip
Last Novem
all over the lan
and organ and t
raised the Lor
We praised G
OfRlS, the
the orel
and the
than when in t
fv 1
step vad
worth all
on that
only have
soul. Supg
iar in his |
tha r
hath a d
iy
year,
hers
each one
verse?
Oh, was I no
harvest is rie
I must tigh
sickle, 1
instrum
stalk
sickles for reapin
the preaching
have a rosew
with preciou
down the grain, it i
and preaching ar
harvests souls for God. 8}
osophy?! The Raiph Wald
beat us at that,
The Agassizes 1
minister of Jesus
going forth in ear:
this sickle of the gu
vest all around him
shea! binders, Oh,
notice in the flelds
stand upright
1Inoticad he to stoog
noticed in order to bind
ter he bad to put hia knee ug
as we go forth in this work for God
not stand t in our rhet
metaphysics
stoop to f
knee to it or we will neve her sheave
the Lord's garner, Peter swung that
on the day of Pentecost, and 3000 sh
came in. Richard Baxter swung that si
at Kidderm and MeCheyne at Dun
and vast mul ies came into the
of our God,
Ob, this is
not only Joh
Men may gn
their fists, bu
wisdo t
i it is only preacned in pulp
bath days! We
our shops, our t
estate than
H
ass
be |
shail
i them
we
serio
We}
ve to f
our
ning
It
of
ts and on
i Into our stores,
I houses, our factories
and the streets, everywhere preach
Christ. We stand in o pulpits for two
hours onthe 8a
the it
week, and what
Babbath sgainst 1}
down the ordiantion of GU
all the people, men who t
i
Ane ordi
Babe
opie, hn rr tie
in
n
on
eomes
I=
0
i
i
HOuUrs
*. there
this day upon
il with head and
band au fo wdination comes upon
all merchants, upon all infos, upon all
tollers, and God says to vou as He says to
me: “Oo, tench all Nations, He that bee
leveth and is baptized shall be saved, and
he that believeth not shall be damped ™
Mighty gospel, ist the wine earth hear it!
The story of Christ regenerate the
Ratiovs, it is to eradiente all wrong it js to
tira the earth into paradise. An ola artist
painted the “Lord's Supper,’ and he wanted
the chief attention dirweted to the face of
Christ. When he invited his {fends in to
criticise the picture, they admired the
ehalicrs more than they did the faces, and
he old artist said, “This picture isa failure,”
wand he dashed out the picture of tae cups,
and said: “I shall have nothing to detract
from the face of the Lord, Christ is the all
of this pleture.”
Anotier powerful sickle for the reaping of
this harvest is Christian song. !' know in
many churches the whole work is deleguted
10 a few people standing in the organ loft.
t, my friends, as others cannot repent for
us und others cannot die for us, we cannot
delegate to others the work of singing for
the
= ID
chants and execute tan more skillful musie,
when the hymn fs give. out let there be hun.
dreds and thousands of voices uniting fa the
- acelamation. Oo the way to grandeurs that
never conse and glories that never die let us
sing. At the battle of Lutzen a general came
to ths king and said: “Those soldiers are
singing as they are going into battle, Shall
Istop them?” “No,” said the king, “men
that ean sing like that ean fight.” Oh, the
power of Christian song! When I argue here,
you may argue back. The argument you
make against religion may be more skillful
inna the argument I make in behatf of relig-
who ean stan before the pathos of
some uplifted song ike that which we somes
times t
Bhow pity, Lord; O Lord, forgive!
Leta Fapuiting rebel Hye!
Are not Thy mercies large and free?
May not a singer trust in Thee?
Another mighty sickls for the reaping of
fhe Konpel harvest i prayer, Whet doe od
do with our prayers? He go on the bat
tlements of heaven and throw them off? No,
‘What do you do with gifts given you by
thosn who love you very mura? You keep
them with great sacredgess, snd do von
suppose God will take our pravers offared in
the sincerity and love of our hearts, and
scatter them to the winds? Oh, no! Ha will
answer them all in some wav, Oh, what a
It is not a long rig-
marole of *‘ohs’ and “ahs” and “loraver and
evar, among.” It fan breathing of the heart
Oh, what a mighty
thing praver ia! Elijah with it reached up
to the clouds and shoaz down the showers,
With it John KLnox shook Scotland, With {t
Martin Lnther shook the earth, And when
ns
Luther eama in and
“Martin, Am
sention and tired of life, T want
YXNo," sald Martin
vou must
vou must lat me go,
to go to ba with mv God.”
Luther, “von shall not go:
'
safd Melanchthon, "von must
lot megs,” Martin Luther said, “You take
Wd or T will excommunicate vou." Ha
food, and Martin Luther knelt down
and econ.
Lather wont
tod has saved
in direct an-
power of
and Martin
and said to his friende, 4
Philipp Melanehthon
praver."” Oh, the
Have vou tested {12
Prime, of New Y
entitled
vile
bao
MICRON CRE,
tn
raver!
Dr
bh 3 v¥
my
ork, in hig beantifal
“Around tha World" de-
in India which it took
wo vears to balld-that
surrounding—and he
that mausoleum and
s enhond bask from a
an orlinary
muaie, as though
W000 men twent
but'dinegs
‘Qtandineg
3
echo
thera
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tor has an echo,
rit ra ’
the of an earthly
of God an
1% they he
tha heart
ine,
Mighty sie
the s
darkness frame o
1 But
batt & and fAght
sfrnnoer eit
ronger, Lil
in the other cage vou go
stronger and stronger
tha propensity
victory through
Oh, ont
ot heen nigsed
Have vou ne
nough? Have you not
long snongh?
rattles the gates of vour sepuleher todas
the tramuoet of the gosps! and blow
Joud blast, Roland went into bat
had been driven
*% by the three armies of the Saracens,
and Roland. in almost despair, took up the
trumnet and b ew three blasts in one of the
intain passes, and gander the sower of
a three blast the Saracens recoiled and
Bat history that when
down and vi got tha
Lord Jeans Cherise,
Have vou not
one
with
arrvied
fi
in
that
ught
battle
'
ariemaene’s army
AYE
he
broke
the first blast, “Whosoever
the second Hast, “Seek ve Lord while
He may be found.” I blow the third blast.”
“Now is the accepted time.” But the trume
pet does not break: it was sanied dowa by
our forefathers to ug, and we will hand it
r ahildren, that after we are dead
they ms low thetrumpst, telling the world
that we have a pardoning God, a loving God,
a svinvathetic God, and that more to Him
will” I blow
the
sesing & prodigal put his finger on the latch
of His Father's house,
Tiovite any one the most {afidel, any one
most atheistic, I invite him into the
ness as those who havs for fifty years been
under the tearhing of the posal and believed
ftall, When I was living in Philadelphia, a
gentleman told me of a scone {a which he
was a participant, Io Callowhill street, in
Philadelphia, there had been a powerful
meeting going on for some time, and many
wers converted, and among otners one of
the prominent mémbers of the worst club
house in that eity. The next night
the leader of that einb house, the presi
He came to the
door, before he entered he heard a Christian
song, and under its power his soul was
azitsted, He went in and asked for prayer,
defore he came out he was a subject of con-
verting mercy. The next night another
comrade went to reclaim the two who had
been lost to their sinful eoirele, He went,
and under the poger of the Holy Ghost be.
came a changed man, and the work went on!
they were ail saved and the infamous elub-
house disbanded. Oh, it is a mighty gospel!
Thouwh you came hers a child of sin, you
can go away a child of grace you ean go
sway sloging:
Amazing grace, how sweet the sound
That saved a wretoh like me!
I once waa lost, but now am 1
Was blind, but now I see,
Ob, give up your sins! Most of your iife
is siready gone. Your children are going
on the same wrong road, Why do you not
stop? + This day is salvation coms to thy
{acuse.” Why not this moment look up into
the Ince of Christ and say:
% —-———
Just as I am, without one ples
But that Thy blood was shed for me,
Ana that Thou bid'st me come to Thee
O Lamb of God, 1 coms, I come,
God is going to save you,
to be among the shining ones, After the
tolls of life are over, you are going up tothe
everlasting rest, you are going up to join
“Oh, my God," says some
I am so far
It
parted children,
man, “how can I come to Thee?
off, Who will help me, I am so weak?
undertaking.” Oh,
brother, it Is a great undertaking! i
great you eanaot gecomplish it, put Chris
oan do the work, He will correct vaoar near
and He will correct your life, Oh," you say,
“f will st profanity.” That will not save
vou, Oh,” you say, "I will Babhata
breaking.” That will not save vou, 1
is only ope door into the kingdom of G
and toat is faith; only one ship that
heaven, and that is faith, Faith
step, the second step, the hur
the thousandth step, the Inst =
wa enter the kingdom, by fait
In faith we die, Heavena re
The earthquake shook down t!
The jailer sald, Wh
Some of
’"
ap
stan
t! first
glen,
“
i
ith
dungeon.
out of the place
What did the apostie sav?
Lord Jesu snd thou si
5 the
& Christ
pre’
1 were thir
Christ offers y
You take it,
Almigh
now tof
gad thing i
we |
. for su A heaven lor sy h « Of
FIFTY-FOURTH CONGRESS.
HOUBE
ta heaven, I 3 Ed ris
he pension
Efforis were
ademy will by
3 by two from
it after a debate {
1 wan defeated
§
The pen.
dil, barrviog $142,000 000
i iebate,
i the Benate Mr, Car
a resciation to re
fmt
Carter
the RBuance ©
sideration
3 sald he
t Monday, when
Ww Ba passed
private pen
ted
early May on the soveral pes ng
& requesting Spain 0 reco nies
‘ ube and requesting a
{9 inde pendengs. Mr.
if usetts, and Mr. Morgan,
ue partieularly forcible and di-
language, Mr. Cameron a d
spoke. Mr, Cameron gave no-
resolution was adopted re
and she did not, she
vo for the kn diate and com-
aition of Cuban ependenes,
Sixiv-Finsr Dav.—The United Staies Sen’
ate was net in session today.
DOUBLE MURDER IN GEORGIA.
A 8ket Pired Through as Window Kills a Father
asd Daaghter.
One of the most sensational assassinations
ever known in Georgia is reported from Tal
Inlah., The scens was the mountainous re-
glon in the eastern part of Rabun,
Joseph Crumpton, a respectable farmer
living in that region, was suspected of hav-
ing reported an illicit still to the revenue
authorities, On Thursday night as he stood
near the window of the living room of his
house a bullet srashed through the window,
struck him in the side, passed through and
entered the body of bis daughter, Miss Sallie
Crumpton, who was standing near him. It
penetrated her heart and she fell dead. The
father's was not at first regarded as serious
but the latest report is that he too has died,
Andrew Wilburn, who owned the moon-
shine still that was reported, is suspecced,
He cannot be found. Searching [parties are
ont and if cnught there Is strong probability
of his being lynched.
Cleveland as Arbitrator,
Prazil has agread to submit the Italian
siaims for damages growing out of the re-
cent civil war to the arbitration of President
Cleveland. ;
ih
that
piete revo
aionds in Wartime,
"Mie tremendous deckne which took
when the recent rumors of possible was
Great Britin began to be elrcu
makes inicre inguiry a
{+
with
lated ting an
§ Ld ¥
OF Lie V1
how the earnings rails
were affected by the war of the rebel
Rince that time ths elis
and of
oraganization
figs to make
courate statistics
the
} Hiinols Cental
k from the
and Wars
are interesting an
fe
fn res
road house
1804
That report shows the
yf the 1llinols Central
follows:
1808
1850
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TU 1862 031 .¢
81.880 £3
27T 1864, .... 4.20105
1 NN
I, 4
Dae 1864. . 5,7
od 18GS. .... 0
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£20 NIK IN
Fredy stimulate
by the
sndde
the next
The
Warehouse
year
table g
FAOWSE That 11
the Hiinois (
in one year, of
A Wonderful Alominam
of the
Humerous
Skate,
One
the
at
withstand
hem
The
one
of
greatest
had to
wines a skate 18 or more
knife-like runner,
id, and at the sane
ight, so
fr r
en ——
Sciatic Kheuma ism and [is Core,
problem
ifacturers contend
with was to pre
inches lor
to be w
a8 10 make
ae
The asetile
Baar
inqgfon, 1
on,
f
I
A Bimple Change,
“Professor, how does the
uit you?’
“rhe halr Is altogether too ghort
ttle longer, please,” 1]
haircut
Hegende Blaet
areal!
Crass is Wing!
for joy. Th gras rales, Its
J gresn
re valuable than nats
s her Laixvriant
sight, A po
VOTY BUTE One We
len Greas Mixing wilting
Hie time wither Saiz in Bn onixiure
yw in April, ¢ June, Mun
LIers repo
i grasses
{iiunt }
I grain sn And Thar waning
$ . "e ilies
lalogue, Chlaiogue sivas vu, Wi wailin
Dy the
rid evil is
YOry cot our palure,
Mre, Winslow
Hoothing
I! Mr. Tabor's poarly fatal
at
rhegmatie
angus niances,
ni
hers and those s arly afflicted
Las investigated he
Mr
¥ 2elis
for
inatteyr
publication Recret ary
"
Ureasurer for Printing Com-
with offloes in the Hedge Bloc
ronid nt 417
{an v.,
Ia
Mr
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Basset street, Burlington,
A ¢ { mah sought interview with
Fabor at his piace of bu
ugh hoe was Dusly
ties
at of his
ith
ferative
an the #1
recent severe
submequest wonderful cure
wid Mr. Tabor, “| can safely say
am a wall man, that is, my old trouble
rheumatism haa entirely disappears
ms still taking Pink Pills and wil
% them ax long wa | continae to gro
and healthier, as I have boon over
I began to use them You
der af my profound faith in
of Dr. Willians' Pink Pills for Pale
after you have hoard what I have fo
fo About one year ago 1 was stricken
anly with seislic rheumatism and was
ined to my bad. It grew worse and rap
Hy assumed the form of inflammatory rheq.
tise, I suffered constant and acute pains
nd all the tortures which that horrible dis
cass is capable of / At length
inder the constant care of loonl physician
I was enabled to rium fo my work, bat
only at intervals Bevere attacks would ap-
pear regularly in my back and descend into
ny leg and foot, and threatened to make me
a permanent cripple, [tried various remedies
for rheumatism, Put without asy beneficial
results. 1 grow pale, weak and haggard, and
my family and friends grew alarmed at my
cond tion,
“Abeut sight weeks age my mother in.
inced me to try Dr. Williams’ Piok Pils for
Pale People, aud you know the result, Be.
fore 1 had used one box 1 felt greatly noe
lieved and mush sironger. 1 continue! heir
tae and impre vel rapidly. 1 have pow taken
eight boxes and fesl like a new man and
ompietely cured, all of which is due to the
eMicacy of Piak Pills. They are invigorating
and thoroughly wholesome, and have helped
mn in every wav.”
in reply to inquiries Mr. Heery, the drug-
gist, stated that Dr. Willlams' Pink Pills
were having a large sale, that it was partie.
winr y gratifying to him to know that the
customers themwelves were hivhiy pleased
with the benefits they had derived from their
use; that many of them stated that the pills
were the only medium that had dose them
1
HH kewy
lisf but permanent benefit, That the pills
do sell and that the pills do cure js a cere
tainty,
Dr. Williams" Pink Pills contain, in a eon.
densed form, ull the slements necessary to
give new life apd richness to the blood and
restore shaltered nerves. They are also a
specific for troubles peculiar to females, such
as suppressions, irregularities and all forms
of weakness, In men they effect a radionl
cure in all eases ancing from mental worry,
overwork or excesses of whatever nature,
Pink Pills are sold in boxes only at 50 cents
a box or six boxes for $2.50, and may be had
of all draggists, or direct by mail €rom Dr.
Williams’ Medicine Co., S8cuenoctady, N. ¥.
“T hired a bicycle yesterday and took
a spin.” “What did the rent cost you?”
“Don’t know; haven't heard from my
tallor yet."—Chicago Record.
Mow's This?
We offer Ons Hundred Dollars Rewasd for
any case of Catarrh tha
Hail'y Untaerh Pare Saat be sured hy
Fd. Unexay & Co | « Toled hy
We, the undersigned, WAL y, 8
fey for the last 15 years, and believe him per.
seily honorable in all business transa tinns
« vi financially able to carry out any obl.ga~
tion made by thelr flem,
War a SAX, Ww Druggists, Toledo,
Wanivo, Kixwawy & Mainviv, Wholesale
Dr ts, Toledo, Obie,
Mall's Catarrh Cure
iz taken Internally, set.
Ing di ¥ upon mad Mucous pars
faces of bottie,
system. Prios, 18c.
wy all Druag-ists, TE astimoniais fro,
The total mileage of electric roads in Great
Britain does not exesed forty.
LA SRD AN,
Dr. Klimer's Rwaxe-Rooy cure
all and Blasder troubles
"Lakoriors Bugion, 3 £
Great Jeum are reported to
petro flelds
have been discovered in Austro-Hungary,
ig
tis Move Thunn Waesderial
COT Hn
ICT Oo om
miort
by remoy
Men are ne
are of
De, K
No fits after first
Treatise an } IK
Pr. Kline, %1 Arch St.
FITS stopped free bn
Nerve BEpsrongn
Marvelous ovires
tie free.
ays Guray
day's usw
i# thers t}
tended by
Impaired Health ix Not Easily Hegnianed,
tel Parker's Oineer
ALY Claes Eo
ttained
Weak ness Bhd
onic has
ever;
} Lisl eue.
THE AFRMOTOR CO. Coss bail the writs
Windmill business bochuse 11 Bas reduced the oot of
Lae BAY branch
Buses, and sulpdlien Its goods and repairs
your doo It can and dos Tursish &
betier ariicie for less money Lhan
NF vlhers, It makes Pumpiug sud
Completion Windia 7T
and Fixed Slee! Towers, Steel Pres
Frames, Bios] Feed Cutters
Gring
of th
une
Tanks and Pumps of ail Ho
ilmere Strects, Chicage
BAY SURE..:2:2
A sd@remm
3 we will show Tou how
Poke BEA Ga). abreluely mute we ur
lal Lhe wOrE and leh You Tree
werk 8 he losslitly where ws Lowe
Sond Be Four address and we will v2 a
the buneme Tells regan wr we gus
Bates a thenr prod. eo $0 ier every «
-ore afwedtste ly sup write at
WETAL BAsiFAUTURING COBFARY, Bes LE Batre,
OPIUM Morphine Habit Cared tn 10
te RG dares, Neo pay 111! cured,
DR. LSTEPHENS Lebanon Ohia,
100 *ALEAMEN to sei]
‘VW price. Big yay. Xatlena (
wr
irk
Kew "seh Register (rut
Ceo Winston
and WHISKY habits cored. Book sent
BEE Br. BB WOOLLEY, ATLAFTA. ua
ness
better und
tent noture
vhich varia!
gentle efor
'
ith 2
trans
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which ita
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4
to
hat you have t
fas
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Comes
erstanding of the
of the many phys-
belore ropeEr ef
$« Sorte
miort in
orms of
an
ual dis.
condi
gL asant
prompl-
the only
.and’s
hizhly by all
11s beneficial
"is the
nternal
the
werefore
bene
113k
ng
is.
when you pur-
he ger ine articie,
+the California
i
i
sroisty
;
fin the en
Bd 2
but if in
wen one should have
Nt oo
fhe pay
bor
18 have 1
evers: montis wil
rrectiy
writes
He
ormula a very g
ioubt just sult
pay, Bo
-r
ir, then axa
are not needed.
nal disease, one
to the most skillful
need of a laxative,
» the best, and with
neral satisfaction.
®
treated
b a mild Jaxat
nething thet
and wrote
1 fhe Ingre
pep-
a and
soy
sk : “I think the
wl one, and will
¥
ug eiete
is weal 1
grace st
NO AGENTS.
bt Ed ube Sha Canin.
or at whe ane Prices
snprehere for examination
befere ae. F ing war
ranied. 100 wiles of Care
risges, oo sivies of Hare
ness, gt sty ies Ridiag Sade
dles. Write for ssinlogue
FIERART
Carriage & Raraess Mig Co
Elkhart, lad,
hee
proven by time. This t
wentv-year-old
Malaria, Female Infirmit
ies, Neuralgia,
Broww Cun’
t Co. Baltimore, Md,
16a.)
older {10
80 bu 5, Lute (309 be), Bare
bu. i, Hay (6 tons), snd Green
That is the wonder! BX
Doneand growerspay, Itiems
Catalores tein 21] about it,
NC BAR
Tecre in
Corg - 207 bu. , Mrs (00 be
KE OATS
im. ie porsis le
in i896
tain avd grass
samples, ine
- Postage,
She {inds
that what has
hear of it, thou
lives the work
satisfactory, so soon over, so
Peddlers and some
#t Back
or “the same as
in the same wa
. You don't
t in ali their