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Use only fertilizers containing at least 109% actual Potash... in form of sulphate. To in- sure a clean burning leaf, avoid fertilizers containing chlorine. All abo Potagh—tle reaults of jis tie by srrual ox. periment on the best farms in the United Stages—is told in a little book which we publish asd will gladiy Wail free to any fartier in America who wil write or i, GERMAN KALI WORKS, 43 Navan Se, New York. REV, DR TALMAGE. (he Eminent Washington Divine's Sunday Sermon. Subject; “Heavenly Recognition.” 0 to him. 1] Samuel Text: Xil., 48, “1 shall g There Is a vary sick e¢hild in the abode of David the king, Disease, whieh stalks up the dark lane of the poor and puts its smoth. ering hand on lip and nostril of the wan and wasted also mounts the palace stairs and bending over the pillow Dl into the face of the young prince the frosts of pain and death. Tears are wine to the king of terror. Alas for David the king. He can neither sleep por eat and les praostrated on his face weeping and walling uuti! the palace rings with the ontary of woe. What are courtly attendants, or victorious armies, or conquersd provinees under such ireume aness? What to any parent fs all splendid surrounding when his ohild is slok? Beven days have passed on. There in that great house two eyelids are gently closed, two little hands folded, two litle foet quiet, one heart «till, The servants come to hear the tidings to the king, but they cannot make up their minas to tell him, and they stand at the door whispering about the mat- ter, and David hears them, and he looks up aod says to them “Is the ohild dead **Yes, ho {8 dead Davil rouses himsell up, washes himself, puts on new apparel and sits dawn to food Whatgpowsr hushed that tempest? What strength was it that lifted up that king whom grief had dethroned?” Oh, it was the n into the No grav, The wintry possession of that darling ehiig diggers spade could hide him blasts of death sould not put out the bright light, Thera would be a forse somowhers | that with silver hammer would weld the | broken links, Inacity where the hoofs of the pale horse never strike the pavemwasnt he would clasp his lost treasure, He wipes | way the tears from his eves, and he clears | choking grief from his throat imims, “I snail go to him Was David righ IE earth, will we meet again in the “that SAYS SOme ona, sibility, Heaven } ould find our kin ty, wi weeks and , ind never So ~O Ee POE Wilh O08 je Dros. mplies fould have De recora this anticipation ail ages il it wore a gr We read in the fist book of the ham died and was gathered to his Jacob died und was gathered ¢ his people Mases died and was gathered to his people What people? Why, their frien I=, their com rades, their old companions, Of course it means that, Bo in the very beginning of the Bible four times (hat is taken for granted, ‘The whole New Testament is an arbor aver which this indless anticipation Sibite: Abra paople the purple slustars of consolation. James mountain, © A light falis from heaven on that mountain aud Jifts it into the glories of the celestial, Christ's garments glow and His face shines like the sun. The door of heaven swings open. Two spitite come down and altght on that mountain. The disciples look at them and recognize them as ones and Elias. Now, if these Slasigies standing on the earth could 1ecognize these two spirits who had been for years in heaves, do you tall me that we, with our heavenly Syesight, will not be able to recognize those who have gone oul from among us only Hye, ten, twenty, thirty years ago? The Bible indicates over and over again that the angels know each other, and then the Bible eays that we are {0 be hagher than the augels, and if the angels have the powsr of recognition, shall not we, who are to be higher than they in the next renim. have wm good eyesight and as good capacity? What did Christ mean in His conversation with Mary and Martha whon He sald, “Thy brother shall rise again?” It was ss much as to say: “Don't ory. Don’t wear your. selves out with this trouble. You will ses Him again, Thy brother shall rise again” The Bible describes heaven as nn great home circle, Well, now, that wonld be a very queer home circle where tho members did not know each other. The Bible du seribes doath as asleep, If we know oach other béfors we go to sleep, shall we not ROW ich dhae niter wo Sais up? & o ksow each groat ag thon how, . BnyR the npostie, “we ses through a ginss then face to face” It will enthroned and glorified body zazlug an your purified, enthroned and glorified hody, Now, I demand, if vou bolieve the ible, that you take this theory of future recogni- tion dut of the realm of speculation and sur- mise into the region positive certainty, und no more keep saying: “1 hops it js sn i pruoss it 1% so Ha able to say, with all the soptrasted of body, mind and soul, ‘1 kuow it is so There ars in addition to the Bible ments other reasons why I ae cept this theory In the first place, be implies the entire obliteration of our memory, Can it be possibile that wo ever those with whose ! woe have been so long familia Willi death coms and with a sharp, keen blade hew away this faculty of memors Abraham Dives, “Son, [1 the exile the lost rem the remember? You know very clreumstanes is augments fonship of our friend We picture with less than song with lass than f« someone beside us with whom to exel glaness nnd sympathies, and 1 pp joy of heaven is to be augmented by that we are to have our friends with thers rise before ue¢ tha thrones blessed, and when there surges up inour the jubliate of the saved Heaven is not a contraction. It is an expansion, 11 1 know you here, I will know you better there, Hera I seo you with only two ayes, hut thers ths shall bave a million eyes. It will be immortality gazing immortality-—ran- somed spirit In colloquy with ransomed spirit— victor beside victor, When John Evans, the Scoteh minister, was seated in bis study, his wife came in sod sald to him, “My dear, do you think we will know each other in heaven?’ Ho tarned to and sald, ‘My dear, do you think we will “ae bigger fools in heaven than we are hope Again, I accept this do f future trine of 0! irgu “hall pr get walk, ook manner or ramemboy ner, wiilk not enthroned well that o ir joy in any by the compan eaunot , Or hear a 0G i 7 four mip { ir ears, Wo want Be] the Bar soul On hey affirms it. In all lands and ages this the is recelved. What form of religion n ity No form of religion, for it inder all forms of religl sentiment, feeli n rernaily ¥ i is rec Phen, 1 anticipation Have Doen suited i rites id not part with deal to p # irae that this is to be I 2 Again, I ad isnture death, tid even ho wt 1h it 1h are feat 1% forever ires ¢ 4 ria * the hroge of God 3 BOY Bese fH is tit, Cannot th Her son was a wanderer and nother died, ke he him in the wilders of = Khe ix belor # and that % hoart uand the 1 ’ {1G with me’ t i2 fous i Halle expected to i The Bible says Nations are to When China « » God, Dir Abeal? When In Pr. Joh a dav, mea § know adder they pot . as, wilh s down with “1 have : forget that Sunday Christ! 1 was ¢ ther voice save § i invited to He : And Ria #9 thst poor maa to whom } | bread and told of the heavenly bread. that man. And another says: “You that sfek one to whom vou gave medi ine for the body and the soul. I was that And then Christ, {rom a throne over. ane,” yo did it to one of the least of these, you did tome." And then the serapls will take their harps from the side of the throne and cry. "What song shall it be?" And Ohrist, “It shall be the harvest home! One more resson why I am disposed to accept this doetrine of fature recoguaition is inal so many in their last hour on earth ave confirmed this theory. [speak not of persons who have been delirious fn thelr inet moment and kaew not what they were about, bat of ne who died in calmpoess and plaeidity, and who were not naturally superstitious, Often the glories of heaven have struck the dying pillow, and the de- parting man has said he saw and honed those who had gotie away from him. How often it's in the dying moments ta son their departed children and children see their de. parted Foren! I eame down to the banks of the Mohawk River. [It wasovening, and I wanted to go over the river, and #0 | waved my hat and shouted, and after a while I saw komme one waving of the opposite bank, and I henrd him shout, and the boat eames across und I got in and was transported. And so i suppose it wiil be in the evening of our life. Wu will come down to the river of death and #ive a signal to our friends on the other shore, and they will give a signal bask to us, and the boat comes, and our de kindrad are the oarsmen, the fires of the set - ting day tinging the tops of the Heaven fa pot a = fo sometimes hear it d of splendor, where peo old formalities ond go around about with heavy crowns of on thelr not my ides of heaven. is tore like this : eraning tide family thers, . While yor ¢ [ in a brother that has bean long absent, Hae hus boon long absent, for vears you have not seen him, and no sooner do yon make up your mind that it is certainly he than vou leap up, nod the question is, Who shall give i him the first That is my idea of { heaven a great home circles where they ars | walting for us. Oh, will you not know v there? Bhe who had always your first name long after had given you the formal “mister?* | Wore nover anything nat James or John, r Thomas, or Mary or Plore Will you not know your She of the bright eye and and the quiet ston, who eames in and flung herseifl into vour lap, ns wor of mirth and beauty? Why, the +18 graven in your soul, It canno! If that little one should stand on the | other side of some heavenly hill and onli to i You, you would hear her voles above | burst of heavon's great orchestra, Know | You eonld not help but know it, Now I bring you this glorious consolation of fature recognition. If you could get this | theory Into your heart, it would lilt a great many shadows that are stretching across it When Iwasa lad, I used to to the ratiroad track and put my ear down on the track, aod I could hear the express train rumbling miles away and coming on, and to-day, my friends, if we only bag faith enough we could put our ear down to the | grave of our dead and listen nnd hear inthe 5 the rambling on of the chariots of embrace? our her's voles enllod other you by or George o M1) es fier, i YinOe cheek pla Cary piece waony i ont the it! £0 out resurrection victory. O heaven! Sweet heaven! You spell heaven as you used to spell 1 en, heaven. But now when want to spell that word, vou place side by side the faces of the loved ones who are gous and in } that irradiation of light aud love and beauty i as never before, in | and Joy you spell | songs and halieluiabs, Oh, ye whose hoarts i { the cemetery, down under the sod of the thought of this reunion’ tell then do 0 Bfeiiay- you i 1d iL out are | rheer up at Ob, how much vou vhen ance you mest Oh, how different it is on way it ix in heaven when fis ey | We s1y, Close will have to them! sarth Irom Christian ive him a palm down in the Holst Faro ¥ of him 4 : Ww LIONS FOR HIS ENCINE, Bramble, Toventor of the Halary, Has Hecelived 846.700.000, Grant COLD BELT IN Metal Found Tract of Territory. Fhe FProcious f the Go 3¢ Alaskan coast A an wo in Mav, 188, going Yukon River resort {hat {hore were lar valley r < Sry raversad the : inde y Yakon from ti Dritish the mouth of the { All of the well-known place: { examined and%he origin was traced the quart { head waters of the vario { the Yukon. Hafcient data ! pr fag Alaska, which antler ’ mouth of Porty Mile Crock, i vids westward across the Yukon the Bamparta, i east to to eatablish the length TREASURE TROVE, A New Jersey Carpenter Finde a Portune of Nearly $25,900 in an 014 Box. While working on an old building of the Hayes property, two miles from Port Eliza. batt, N. J., Somera Cole, a carpenter of the latter place, found a fortune seareted in the eaves of the structure. The fortune was found in a long box and was in the shape of bonds, mortgages, gold and silver coin and Inrge rolls of paper money, aod amounted to nearly $25,000. Cole was extremely happy over the find, but it will probably not benefit him much, as lawyer H. O. Newcomb, of Millville, says he was the administrator of the Hayes estate and will take charge of the box. The fortume will be claimed by Lorenze Hayes, of Millville, who states that he is the oldest living heir. He says that he and his sistor searched for the money up to ten years ago, and then gave it up in disgust, THEATRE MATS MUST GO. Chicago imposes a Fine of 83 Eaeh on Millinery Exhibits. Hereafter it will oost $3 to obstruct the view of the stage during a theatrical per- formance in Chicago with a floral or zoologi- ral exhibit or the “sweetest” millinery con- fection that ever got away from Paris, Mayor Swift vetoed Alderman Plotke's or- dinance tabooing all kinds of Late during theatrical performances, and suggested the #5 substitute which Corporation Counsel Beal and the various theatrical managers of the sity agreed upon. The ordiaunce was passed by ad almost unanimous vote in the Chiy Counetl, Major Jacob Crosthwait, a sliver Demo erat, who died recently at his home in Con- perevilln, Ky., fo his will requested that a monument be over his gave with a base of siiver, on which should be inscribed, “Froo silver at the ratio of 16 to 1.” 1 ie xopoines. a on Rais bathe that the oned 10 a i working In a of Tears Be and the Kosualoe, 2nd. te A Wor Yor bt im Af asrcarelsr, canny Ch guiator wade. vr of ( nid bose! 1 The Moenning of It, SUT ITY a 10, ' Lari Diital liver a Gillen we give the wrong rd Bnd theret ide dar ie niu! : slasd fwd on ¢ Vis Ar ¥ioy 5% tin re o 3 y { sly Cures 4 by i ‘ ints « the | 1 fi % g f Jip Kiane's Guia? y 1 ieand ireal bh B1., Phiidg Vee ool finally Lo The slags medi tional ment. 8100 Reward, #100, ters of this paper will be pleased tn RLiensl gue dreaded disense ence has been gbile 10 cure In ali its and that is Catarrh. 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