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Petersburg no outdoor music lormances are permitted, To Cure a Cold in One Day. Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tal let Druggists refund monay if it fail The distance of about 3.000.000 mi ft is in June. If a man has kin i troubles, ve R Di. R. H A dollar in ¢ that he owes, fso's Cure for as a Cough met eca St, Buffalo, N REY. DR. TALMAGE, The Eminent Washington Divipo's Sunday Sermen. — God Among the duars=Our Own World, the Smallest of Them All, Was Se lected as the Theatre For Sin and Sor. row as an Awfal Example to Others. “It is He that buildeth His stories Amos, ix., 6, Trx?: in the heaven,” This is first-rate poetry from Amos, the nerdsman. While guardii at pight, he got watching the heavens, He saw stars above stars, and the universe seemed to him like a great mansion many stories high, silver room above silver room, silver pillars besides sliver pillars, and win dows of silver and doors of silver, and tur rete and domes of silver rising into the immensities, and the prophot’s ganeti- fled imagination walks through that groit gllver palace of the through the first story, throug! he { story, through the third story, through the twen tieth story, through the hundredth st ig his flocks universe, ry | | and carpenter waved splendor, the text, “It ries in the ing that God is the archite and mason up! he cries out in the words of is He that bulideth heaven Ihe of all that st is that we have all spent ti much on one story of the great man gion of God's un We need ocoas ally to go upstairs or downstairs in this mansion; downstgirs, and in the , or upstairs and see her stories, and fact time CATARRH CURED froubled For Two Years Very Voor and Health “1 was tr years and 1 heard so much that I decided to try few bottles McD rmmot Hoo The best—in Hood’s ra David's Power } Maribor Sarsa- parilla Lie as a Poet. nD the | rage book kings include the herd boy, W sheep 4 took land's Rober ed w nature, this with that only the voit irrest ore the scene the sweet song he sang his and gloomy like a pals had gone by of the army dearest with a throne By strielone fruaence, reason onrage in 4 ¢ i #1 fe) Ee ALAS ie greatest at lo ings But now ti hath passed, we all do see that his fame, beease he and born he with all its furies works psalms and songs « immeasurable the to this WHR AB DOs t ago hea: tion owes uth, whose have consoled man's gorrows, rein his griefs and exalted all human Be the what they may, the influence of generals, statesmen and tnventors is less deep and abiding than the influence of those poets who have sung of love and grief, of war and of the shepherd care of God. The genera tions go forward, following the leader ship of those who sing of liberty and love, of joy and grief and death. Hap py those to whom it is given to write the songs with which the mother goothes her child, with which the hero inspires his hosts. ~Newell Dwight Hillis, reasons A lost opportunity seldom finds iis cm ——————————————————— > LLS Lh aabhdad It doesn’t cost much, yet it adds wonderfully to the looks. Itis youth fora few cents. No gray 4 No dandruff. (TPN the text when it says He that buildeth His stories inthe heaven “Astronomy was born in ( Idea. Its mother was | eo of foretelling oy muah oh hiro tmosphere, thro Ww portur powers else why : . . get on 1 Dect ry angus , and bow clear the ives from ads ing perils? Yea, as God made our human race in His own wage, made the inhab- itants of other worlds in His own Image; in other words, it is as near demonstratio 1 care to have it, that while the inhabita of other worlds have adaptations of bo structure to particular tn which they dwell, there is yet similarity of mental and spiritual characteristics among all the inhabitants of the aniverse of God, and made in His image they are made wonderfully alike, he elimate of this discussion founded on scripture and common sense? It is first of all, to enlarge miration and worship. Under such consid. an arm like God?’ structed, What a monstrosity of ignorance that Lord are great and to be sought out.” How much have you sought them out? Yon have been satisfying yoursell with some things about Christ, but have you noticed that Paul ealls you to consider Christ a= the Creator of other worlds, ‘by whom also He made the worlds.” It is tims you Christians start on a world hunt. That is the chief reason why God makes the night, that you may sea other worlds. Go out to-night and look up at the of the heavens, chime of the midnight sky. beavens with telescopes for alpenstock, leaping from naoclivity of light to acclivity of light, What a thoughtful aud sublime thing that John Quincy Adams, the ex. President, borne downs with years, under took at the peril of his life the journey from Washington to Cincinnati that he might lay the corner-stone of the pier of the great refracting telescope, oad there last oration, What a service for all mankind when, in 1889, Lord Rosse lifted on the lawn of his castle eighty miles from Dublin a telescope that revealed worlds ns fast as they could roll in and that started an enthusiasm whi this moment concentrates the ey many of st devoutin all parts of the earth on celestial discovery Thank God that we now know our own world fs, boundad on all sides by realms of glory, instegqd of bg. ing where Heslod in poetry pb sribed it to be, namely half way bn sn heaven and hell, an anvil hurled out of heaven, taking ten days to strike the earth, and hurled out of earth, taking ten more days to strike perdition . th : of Lwe F.om the high b Nine days and nights in Inst; reach the earth strongly hurled, I'he same the passageto th' infernal world I thank God that we have found out that our world is not halt way between heaven and hall, but {s in a sisterhood of light, and that this sisterhood joins all the other sls wis of worlds, moving round scme iomestend, whie doubt heaven, and « arted Christian ids are, and we ourselve hrough par. : mercy expect to become permanent and He 1 ‘ ! the tent whenoe tarh yl is residents, O, what a God we have Father, furthermore, I nswer to the q i asked {tat iim ent now R nt nestion w and ileal awlul. i eries of strate y BAY Wil "AR ' ness of th the Africas yn the Upwards of ground, speed SRR An # 1ttering the bitterest cries, but most with their hands ralsed, imploring God to save the rid and them, TI econo was truly av for never dig rain fall much thicker than the meteors fell toward the earth The spectacle ceased not until the rising aun of the November ring eclipsed it, and the whole American nation sat down exhausted with the agitations of a night to be memorable until the earth teal shall be. come a falling star. The Bible closes with such "a scone of falling lights, not only fidgety meteors, but grave old stars. 8, John saw it in prospect, and wrote: "The stars of heaven fall unto the earth, even as : fig tres casteth her untimely Ags when ahe is shaken of a mighty wind.” time that will be when worlds drop. Rain of planets, Gravitation letting looss her grip on worlds, Constellations flying apart. Oalaxies dissolved. The great orchard of the universes swept by the last hurricane letting down the stars like ripened fruit. Our old earth will go with the rest, and let it go, for it will have ex. fated long enough to complete its tremend. | ous experiment, But there will be enough | worlds left to make a heaven of, if any more heaven needs to be bulit, That day finding us in Christ, our nature regene. rated, and our sins pardored, and our hope triumphant, we will feei no more alarm than when in Satoshi, passing through | an orchard, you hear the apples thump to | the ground, or through a conservatory and i = hear an untimely fig drop to the floor, ‘oun will only go upstairs into another story, a better lighted story, a better fur. nished story, a better ventilated story a better pictured story, and into a story where already many of your kindred aro waiting for you, and where profits and aposties and martyrs will pay you celestial visitation, and where, with a raptore be. yond the most radiant anticipation, you shall bow before Him thai ‘‘buildeth his | stories in heaven.” game me m No. 208. 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