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“Say You Forgive Me!"
ry is told by the Independent
about the late Rev. Willlam M
of New York, which illustrates Low
heartily he obeved words.
Be i
It is well known that he was a thor
1
Taylor
reconciled to thy brother”
nighly conservative 1
dogical views At one of meetings
»f {he Manhattan Association a younger
ministerial brother had read a paper in
which : fon wer
expressed
approval, and
phatic and not
guage.
Immediat
to a close
pray, whicl
finished h
idly as
whom 1 had eriticised,
him by the h sald
“I beg your pardon for what
Your pardon for speaking rs
as I did.”
pra}
could to cat
and grasping
ind,
brother was startled, perhaps a
» confused, and began to say that
» bad taken no offense,
“But say you forgive me!
forgive me! Dr
surance was given, an r. Tay
ih were relleved.
II.
A Disappointed Diplomat,
teresting story is ig told
Say you
sald Taylor. The as
conscien
An 1
regarding M
or
Pre 4% «Nn
He re
from )
Name for the New Process.
: : yt as the
nu by
‘shade
World.
DOMESTIC MARTYRS.
Lots of women
Good mer rarels know
endured the women of
house hold, or the efforts they
£4
appear cheerful and happy wi
ought to be in bed, their suffering is
really so great.
Our habits of life and dress tell
sadly upon women's
delicate organiza-
tions,
They
ought to
be told
just where
thedanger
lies, for
their
whole fu-
sure may |
depend
upon that
knowledge,
and how to
overcome it,
There is no
need of our de
scribing the ex-
periences of
such women
here, they are
too well known by those who have suf-
fered, but we will impress upon every
one that these are the never-failing
symptoms of serious womb trouble,
and unless relieved at once, a life will
be forfeited.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com-
pound never fails to relieve the distress.
t1gr troubles above referred to: jt has
held the faith of the women of America
for twenty years.
It gives tone to the womb, strength-
ens the muscles, banishes backache
and relieves all pains incident te
women's diseases,
REY. DR. TLMAGE
Sunday Sermon.
Subject; “An Ill East Wina,”
Trxr: “And tha Tard brought an east
wind npon tha land all that day and all that
night." Exolus x., 18,
The reference here {8 not to a evelane, hut
to the long continued blowing of the wind
from an unhealthful quarter. The north
wind Is bracing. the south wind Is relax'ng.
hut the samt wind is frritating and tall of
threat, Elrhtean times does the Bihla speak
neainst the east wind, Moses
thin ears blasted hy the east The
wind,
¥ wind, The loe
Eevynt wars barn in on the east
mrd that shelterad J Wis
of Tarshish by the onst
that placuned
wind, The g
shattered
0000 summer {
the world’s existences worst wind thar
ever hiow fa the east win Now. if
id only give us
n 1h
the east
mmfumne, winters NOIPIngs ¢
roo
those were ti
which were un
ant that th
He moral
The y
with
piety than v
Arch
ints
tho
settle
on relig
wh
not
institut by 4
Jattar, If these
whan the
aoneh rithe
from
You say that on
sensitiv
t talkin
the east
I bless GG
{ the rross
. : th & merits, |
aail be found at Ris feet, [ will
a word ati isure, My
td at the + 1 am writing this,
for I am full of tears.”
What was the matter with the dean of Car-
Hale? Had he got to be a worse man? No.
The physician said that the state of his pulse
would not warrant nis living a minute, Oh,
§f the cast wind affects the spleen, and affects
the lungs, and affects the liver, it will affect
your immortal soul, Appealing to God for
Leip, brace vourself against these withering
blasts and destroviog inflaen ex, jest that
which the psalmist said broke the ships of
Tarshish shipwreck you,
But notice in my text that the Lord con-
trols the east wind: “The Lord brought the
east wind.” He brings it for especial pur-
pose; it must sometimes blow from that
guarter, The east wind is just as important
as the north wind, or the south wind, or the
west wind, but not so pleasant, Trial must
come. The text does not say you will
escape the cutting blast. Whoever did escape
it? Especially who that accomplished any-
thing for chureh or state ever escaped §17 |
was in the pulpit of John Wesley, in Lon-
don, a pulpit where he stood age day and
#aid, “I bave buen charged with all the
crimes in the catalogue except one-—that of
drunkenness,” and a woman arose inthe
audience and said, “John, you were drunk
last night.” Bo John Wesivy passed under
the flail,
I saw in a foreign journal a report of one
of George Whitefield's sermons—a sermon
preached a hundred and twenty or thiny
years ago, It seemed that the reporter stood
to take the sermon. and his chief idea was to
caricature it, and these are some of the re
portorial interlinings of the sermon of
George Whitefleld. After calling him bya
nickname indicative of a physical defect in
the aye, it goes on to say: ““Herethe preacher
clasps his chin on the pulpit cushion. Hers
he elevates his voles, ore he lowers his
voice, Holds hia arms extended. Bawix
aloud. Stands trembling. Makes a fright
ful face, Tarns up the whites of his eves
Claspe bis bands behind him. Clasps his
arms around him and bugs bimself, Roars
aloud, Halloos, jumps, cries, Obanges trom
Hallnos and jumps again,” Well,
my brother, if that good man went through
nll that process, in vour occupation, in your
profession, in your store, {in your shop, at
the bar, in the sick room, in the editorial
chair, somewhere, vou will have to go
through a similar process, You eannot
asrape it,
Keats wrote his famous prem, and the
hard eriticlsm of the poem killed him-—lit«
erntly killed him, Tasso wrote his poem,
entitled, “Jerusalem Delivered," and it had
such a cold reception it turned him into a
raving manine, Btillingfleet was slnin by
The frown of Henry
VIIL slew Cardinal Wolsey, The Duke of
Wellington refused to have the fenee around
his house, which had been destroved Ly the
wine, a reminder of the
of the popular
fences to romain ns it
mutability and uncertainty
And von will have trial of some sort, Yon
have had it already, Why need I prophesy!
I might better mention an historical facet in
vour historv, You are a merchant, What a
it was to get rid "of him! Before
tht him out, or
vou, what magnitude of
after you had paid hir
f mor to hav
ha would not
business in
wi bog
annovance! hen
wo a certain
and to pr
of thr sam
Aid
ov » him go out
in the very
ME AR near to vou
VOUr customers as
m? And then, knowing
alte
years, |
his tims In m
on furnished
1 weaknesses
Or 80 many
veleiap, and inv
. You g
our plaea ir
it iates himeolf
Oo that vou
by the
sid} §
yuid }
wih a
Forward is
re is tiear BP
ut in the ni puts out all
And 1
stian
ma in t}
of
d all its red
that through
puts forth its sweeteat bi
f siokness
fiave
Che character
the darkness
d #
bereavement,
ing may endu
metlh fi the morn
gtross, the darkness «
rkness of death, + weoy
Across the harsh diseords ¢f this we
the music of the skies that
from the Nps, masie th breaks
rid roila
miusioe trea ka
from the
musio like
falling water over rocks, music like wander.
lows storming the Atlantic beach, “They
neither thirst any
more, neither shall the sun light on
is in the midst of the throne shall lead them
to living fountaing of water, and God shall
wipe away all tears from their eyes.” | ses
A great Curistian fleet approaching that har.
bor. Some of the ships come In with sails
rent and bulwarks knocked away, but still
afloat. Nearer and nearer the shining shore.
Nearer and nearer ths sternal anchorage,
Haul away, my lads; hanl away! Some of
the ships bad mighty tonnage and others
wera shallone sasfly listed of the wind and
wave. Home were met-of-war and armed
of the thanders of Christizn battle, and
others were unpretending tugs takiog others
through the Narrows, and some were coasters
that never ventured out into the deop sens
of Christian experience; but they are ail
coming nearer the wharl—brigantive, eal.
leon, line of battle ship, longboat, pinvace,
war frigate and as they come into the har
bor 1 find that they are driven by the long,
loud, terrific blast of the east wind, It is
through mach tribulation that you are to
enter into the kingdom of God.
You have blessed God for the north wind,
and blessad Him for the south wind, and
blessed Him for the west wind: can you net
in the light of this subject bless Him for the
east wind?
Nearer, my God, to Thee,
Nearer to Thee,
Een though it be a cross
That ratseth me,
Still all my song abiall be,
Nearer, my God, to Thee,
Nearer {6 Thee,
a
Vermont will have one State ceremonial to
look after this summer, and that will be the
dedication of the monument to the memory
of Thomas Chittenden, first Governor of
Vermont. 1Itis said that it will take piace
during the anoual encampment of the Ver-
mout National Guard,
a —
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