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DR. TALMAGE'S SERMON,
‘THE EMINENT DIVINE'S SUNDAY
DISCOURSE.
Martyrdom of Stephen the “Theme
For an Able Sermon «— Glimpses of
Heaven Through the Eyes of the
Great Preacher « The Eternal Sleep.
Tex: “Behold I ges the
opened,” ete,—Acts vii,, 56-60,
heavens
sermon, and the people could not stand it.
They resolved to do as men sometimes
would like to do in this day, if they dared,
with some plain preacher of righteousness
—kill him. The only way to silence this
man war to knoek the breath out of him,
the city, anf with curse and whoop and
the custom when they wanted
life by stoning.
the edge of the cliff, they pushed him off,
After he had fallen they came and looked
down, and seeing that he was not yet dead
they began to drop stones upon him, stone
after stone, Amid this horrible rain of
missiles Stephen clambers up on his knees
and folds his bands, while the blood drips
from his temples to his cheeks, from his
cheeks to his garments, from his garments
to the ground, and then, looking up, he
makes two prayers
totake away
evive my spirit; that was for
“Lord, iay not this sin to their charge”
asleep,
I want to show vou to-day five pletures
ing at Christ, Stephen stoned. Stephen in
his dying prayer and Stephen asleep,
First look at Stephen gazing into heaven.
Before you take al ‘BP you want to know
where you are going to land.
climb a ladder you want te know to what
point the ladder reaches,
well to be found in the same posture, Thera
man of large wealth may have statuary in
the hall and paintings in the sitting room
and works of art in all parts of the house,
lery, and there hour after hour vou walk
with catalogue and glass and ever increas.
ing sdmiration, Well heaven is the gallery
where God has gathered the chief Y
ures of his realm. The wholes universe
his palace, Inthis lower room where we
stop there are many adornments, tesselia-
ted flo amethyst, and on the
cloud stairs are stretched out car
which commingle azure and purple and
saffron and gol But heaven is the gallery
in which the ohie are gather
There are the brig} t hes, T
the richest or
ir of
ases on
$
t
wns,
or and
empires
to an arch t
I
ha }
LINE i
the stones hurt his head nor what woula
become of his body. His first thought was
about his spirit. “Lord Je us, receive my
spirit.” he murderer standing on the
trap door, the black cap being drawn over
his head before the execution, may grimace
where we are going to come out,
not all body, There is within you a soul,
I see it gleam from your eyes, and I ses it
frradiating your countenance, Sometimes
I nm abashed before an audience, not bes
cause I come under their physical eyesight,
but because I realize the truth that I stand
before so many immortal spirits,
that surround your town or city,
no doubt that your obsequies will Le
decent and regpectful, and you will be able
| to pillow, your head under the maple or the
i Norway sprace or the cypress or the bloom-
{ing fir. But this spirit about which
| Btephen prayed-—what direction will that
| take? What guide will escort it? What
What cloud
| will be cleft for its pathway? After it has
got beyond the light of our sun will there
be torches lighted for it the rost of the
way? WIll the soul have to travel through
long deserts before it reaches the good
land? If we should lose our pathway, will
there he a castle at whose gate we may
ask the way to the elty? Oh, this myste-
rious spirit within us! It has two wings,
but it is in a cage now. Its locked fast to
keep it, but let the door of this cage open
the least and that soul is off, Eagle's wing
could not oateh it. The lightnings are
| not swift enough to take up with it. When
the soul leaves the body, ft takes fifty
worlds at a bound. And have I no anxiety
about it? Have you no anxiety about it?
I do not care what you do with my body
when my soul is gone, or whether you
believe in cremation or {nhumation. I
| shall sleep just as well in
sackeloth as in satin lined
| down. But my soul
I will ind out where it will land. Thank
God for the intimation of mv text, that
{ when we die Jesus takes ns, That answers
all questions for me,
| were massive bars belween
y of light, Jesus could remove
| What though there were great Saharas
darkness, Jesus could {llume them. What
though I get weary on the way, Christ
| gate will open to receive it?
with
eagin's
| city them,
| What though there were chasms to er
{ His hand conld transport me. Then
{ Stephen's prayer be my dviag litany,
“Lord Jesus, receive my spirit
RE,
let
of these familiar forms, but this prayer of
Stephen is so short, is so concise, {8 80 earn-
| est, is 50 comprehensive, we surely will
able to sav that —' ‘Lord Jesus, receive
| spirit.” Oh, if that prayer {8 answered,
| how sweet it will be to die! This w
clever gl to us Perhaps |
treated us a great deal better than we
garve to be treated, bat if cathe dying
low there should
better world we 8
about leaving
| one jarge
{ That dying mini
{ years ago,
bes
Es
v
ol
t
eno a
tor
besutd
inst mud
, and that
ox sad
the text says of Biephen,
“ih what &
iat was to sleep! A hard r
i wn upon
simplicity
YOu savy,
| piace t
| him, stones falling 4
blood streaming, th
| 8 place it was to
{ tnkes that symbol «
Bloat
his departure,
{ tented was It, =o
had lived ¢
work had be
Se
pany bares f+
SICK ness
with ministries
not know,
| the WAY
{I know }
t fr
is ir
he pres
very gracef: ire,
Was all guess ¥ Phe nals
different ages have {a ; imagine
features of v
vas, bt
our «
OATS We Cal
way of seel;
have to tell y
hear Ch itl never ses
hear Him in heaves I Th
ohold
whoa i
Hi
walt unt
and with ot
1. And yet theps {
hearing Him now,
unless you see
ere He ia!
an yor
Him? Then prav t {tot
ur ey Look WAY-t
hat way. His voice
this day-—comes
the deafest
ake the
nea de
down t
enying,
the earth,
and there
of universal
soul,
all yo ends of
for I am God,
Proclamation
for all slaves! Proclamation
amnesty for all rebels!
pred the Babylonish
Look unto Me,
and be
i= none
emancipation
of universal |
Belshazzar gath-
nobles to iz table;
George I, entertained the [ords of Eagiand |
| At a banquet; Napoleon Il. welcomed
| Czar of Russia and the Sultan of Turkey to |
his feast; the Emperor of Germany was |
glad to have our minister, George Ban. i
{ eroft, sit down with him at his table, but |
tell me, yo who know most of the world's |
| history. what other king ever asked the
abandoned and the forlorn and the wreteh.
| ed and outeast to come and sit beaide him? |
i Ob, wonderful invitation! You ean take i
| It to-day and stand at the head of the |
| darkest alley in any oity and say: “Come! |
Clothes for your rags, salve for your sores, i
A throne for your eternal reigning. Aj
| Christ that talks like that and acts like |
that and pardons like that—do you wonder |
| that Stephen stood looking at Him? I
hope to spend eternity doing the same |
! thing, I must see Him, ]
I pass ou now and look at Stephen |
stoned. The world has always wanted to
i Ret rid of good men. Their very life is an!
rssault upon wickedness, Out with
Btephen through the gates of the city.
| Down with him over the precipices. Let
every man comeup and drop a stone upon
| his head. But these men did not so mueh
kill Stephen as they killed themselves.
Every stone rebounded upon them, While
these murderers were transfixed by the
scorn of all good men, Stephen lives in the
admiration of all Christendom. Stephen
stoned, but Stephen alive. Ho all good |
men must be pelted, All who will live |
godly in Jesus Christ must suffer persecu-
tion. It is no eulogy of a man to say that
everybody likes him. Show me anyone |
who is doing all his duty to state or oburch, |
and I will show you men who utterly |
abhor him,
11 ali men speak well of you, it is because
you are either a Iaggard or a doit. Ifa
steamer makes rapid progress through the
waves, the water will boil and foam all
around It, Brave scldiers of Jesus Ohrist
will hear the carbines click, When [ seo a
man with voice and money and influence
all on the right side, and some caricature
him, and some sneer at him, and soms de
nounce him, and men who pretend to be
actnated by rizht motives sonapire to erip-
ple him, to cast him ont, to destroy him, 1
say, “Stephen stoned.”
a88 on now and see Stephen in hiad
yo saved,
elas,” |
the
f
§
Up to the §
the last In
id fad
pening twilight
i ening twili
Li rye
I have not the
an never tell
here will
hy
the
{rie 3
blowin f the wind whether
s fair
at I ean
phesy, what weather it will be when vou,
‘haristian, come to din. You mav have
agh now. It may be this week one
yanoce, t next another ann
ba th Year ous bereavem
hapmaver
on the mor
and 1 will
very r
VAD
next another
ear has passed you rv
bread or ask for a scuttl Or a pair
but at the last Christ will coma
in and darkness will go out, and though
and no breast on which to rest your dying
and no eandle to lift the night, the
odors of God's hanging garden will regals
your soul, and at your bedside will halt
the chariots of the King. No more rents
to pay, no more agony because flour has
gone up, no more struggle with “the
worl, the flesh and the devil,” but peace
long, deep, everiasting peace. Stephen
asiesp
You have seen enough for one morning
No one can successfully examine more
five -pleturea in a day. Therelors
Raphaels—Stephen gazing into heaven,
Stephen looking at Christ, Stephen stoned,
Btephen in his dying prayer, Stephen
asleep!
+ CREAT COAL PRODUCTION.
All Records Were Broken. But the Price
Fer Ton Decreased,
The total output of eoal in “he United
States in 1807 amoanted approximately to
198,250,000 short tons, with aan aggragate
value of 2193100000, a Yractisn less than
#1 per ton,
Compared with 1896, this shows an In
creases in tonnags of 6.270030 tons, or
about 3.83 per cent. The increase in the
value of the product was only $1,700,000,
little leas than rine-teaths of one per cent,
The amount of coal Jrogaced In 1897 was
the largest on record. The average values
per ton was the lowest ever known, con
tinuing the declining teadsncy which has
been shown without any reaction for the
inst six years,
NOVEL ARMOR FOR THE NEWARK,
A
Cellulose Packing.
The big protected United States erusior
Newark, which has been at the Norfolk
(Va) Navy Yard for some months under.
going extensive repairs, has been seleotad
as the subject for a naval experiment. The
efficacy of celluloses on warships it is bee
lieved ean be increased by the use of a
heavy coating of coment all the way around
the hull of the veasal,
This will really form an additional belt
of protection, whioh it is believed will
rove effective against Jie guns. The
prayer, His first thought was not
rapid-
owark is now being prepared for her novel
armor.
A Woman's Burden,
From the Evening News, Detroit, Mich,
The wemen of to-day are not as strong as
their grandmothers, They are bearing a
burden in silence that grows heavier day
by day; that 1s sapping their vitality and
clouding their happiness.
Mes. Alexander B, Clark, of 417 Michigan
A wife with such ambition as only a
But the joys of her
cane,
Suffering as thousands of her eisters have
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“For five years I
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Is Mrs,
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that a stop on the floor unsettled me,
“Eminent doctors, skillful nurses, the
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After the second J was worse than ever and
the world was darker than before,
“It was then I rd of Dr. Williams
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“They cured They
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thankful to Dr. Willi
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Tone are uo boon t mankind,
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BILL NYE, LAMENTED.
Clever for the Lamented
Herrmann,
New York World contains a
of anecd ¥ Actresses, of
Theresa
instance
The
her
w hicl the
Vaughu is
where nimbler Oo
» hand: Weil,
Mrs. Horr
ii Tag
Jover for dexterity
sul
was
Bill
the
ago the late Nye
te Herrmann,
he first time In a
Each knew the
y reputation and personal
other very
ties bint they had never heen
Fat w .
ity stopped a
occasion referred
seats at
and began talk
Just as Nye raised his knife and fork
# 59 iad $a
rt a dish of lettuce salad He
ery of protest
’
uitered a
Nye stopped In astoulshment
"Ea remarked the wiz
"AM
and pardons
have been
is something there
foa large
Ihere
me.” And he pointed
raised it and disclosed ur
magnificent cluster ring
| 1 ow A nl -
hundred dolinars,
leaf,
aerneath a
letince
several
Nye slowly picked up the ring, and
without the nlightest manifestation of
surprise drawled out
“This soit of thimg bar gone far
enough. I'm sheddmyg dilmonds wher
ever | go. Day before yesterday I lost
a solitaire in a sugar bowl in Pittsburg
and lm Clevalend this morning the
mald io sweeping out my room found
three or four more. It is positively
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these things, and 1 am going to give it
0p as a bad job”
Beckoming to a waitress he slipped
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said:
“Here's a trifie for you.
resiember me by: it's yours
It took Herrmana about half a day
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vvorth
Keep it to
is
is,
Two Tanners,
Speaking of the president of France,
} Paris correspondent of London
Truth says: “What country but France
could produce a journeyman tapner
apable of playing an all but regal part
as well?’ Grant was a fanoner, and
not a first-class either, But he
wae one of the world's greatest sol:
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good as the average. Compared with
Grant Faure is ag a toy pistol to a
Krupp gun, and Faure is a good follow
nt that. —Qhicago News,
one
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