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REV. DR. TALMAGE
YHE EMINENT DIVINE'S SUNDAY
DISCOURSE.
Subject: Whispered Venom«The Voice of
the Gossip Like the Serpent's Misa
Purveyors of Idle Tales Are Polsoners
of Soclety-An Arraignment of Liars,
{Copyright, Louis Klopsch, 1899.]
Wasmixarox, D. O.—In this discourse
Dr. Talmage vigorously arralgns one of
the great evils that have cursed the world
and urges generous interprotation of the
character of others; text, Romans i, 29,
“Full of envy, murder, debate, deceit, ma
lignity; whisperers.”
Paul was here calling the long roll of the
world’s villainy, and he puts in the midst
of this roli those persons known in all cities
and communities and places as whisperers.,
They are so ealled because they generally
speak under voice and in a confidential
way, their hand to the side of thelr mouth
acting as a funnel to keep the precious in-
formation from wandering into the wrong
ear. Thay speak softly not because they
have lack of lung force or beeause they are
overpowered with the spirit of gentleness,
but because they want to eseape the conse-
quences of defamation. If no one hears
but the person whispered unto, and the of
fender be arraigned, hie can deny the whole
thing, for whisperers are always first-class
Hars!
Some people whisper because they are
hoarse from a cold or because they wish to
convey some useful information without
disturbing others, but the creatures photo-
graphed by the apostie in my text give
muffled utterance from sinister and de-
praved motive, and sometimes you ean
only hear the sibilant sound as the letter
“8" drops from the tongue into the listen
ing ear, the brief hissfof the serpent as it
projects its venom,
Whisperers are maseuline and feminine,
with a tendency to majority on the side of
those who are called ‘the lords of
creation.” Whisperers are heard at every
window of bank cashier and are heard in
all counting rooms as well as in sewing
societies und at meetings of asylum diree-
tors and managers, They are the worst
numerable; they are the soavengers of the
world, driving their cart through every
holy apathema and execration
whisperers,
From the frequeney with whieh Paul
speaks of them under different tities I eon~
cinde that he must have suffered some-
what from them. His personal presence
was very defective, and that made him,
perhaps, the target of thelr ridienle. And,
besides that, he was a bachelor, persisting
in his®celibacy down into the sixties, in-
deed all the way through, and, sowe hav.
ing failed in their connpublal designs upon
the raking fire of these whisperers, He
was no doubt a rare morsel for their sean-
dalization, and cannot Lis
patience any longer, and he lays hold of
these miscreants of the tongue and gives
them a very hard setting down io my text
among the scoundrelly and the murderous.
“Envy, murder, debate, deceit, maliguity;
whisperers.”
The law of libel makes quick and stout
grip of open slander. If I should in a
plain way, calling you by bpame,
he keep
cisanness, to-morrow morning I might have
peremptory documents served on me, and
would have to pay in dollars amd cents
But theses creatures spoken of in my text
are so small that they sseape the fine tooth
comb of the law. They go on, and they go
The
the
district attorney
sheriff cannot find
find them.
the Ten
erows, jex-
desist. You might as well read
to be
ssperers., |
atry viliagao
11
people, where everybo
found
#¥ Are
theso
168006 or 2000
Be
tities in
ing disposition.
They have a pry
basement windows
ney
at the
what they have morniog and night to eat,
They can ses as far through a keyhole as
other people ean see with a wide
They can hear conversation on the
the room. Indeed,
an whispering
Bome mornicg a wife descends into the
door
is a stimulus to the tattler and Is enough
toset up a business for thres or four
weeks, “I guess that husband and wile
don't live happily together. [| wonder if he
hasn't been abusing ber? It's outrageous.
He ought to be disciplined. He ought to
be brought up before the chureb, I'll go
right over to my neighbors and I'll let
them know about this matter.” Ehe
rushes in all out of breath to a neighbor's
house and says: Oh, Mrs. Aliear, have
you heard the dreadful news? Why, our
neighbor, poor thing, came down off the
That brate of a
Wall, it's
just as 1 expested. [ saw him the other
who smiled back, and 1
out. Oh, Mrs, Allear, do have your hus.
put an end to this
It's simply outrageous that oor
neighborhood should be disturbed In this
way. It's awlal.”
The fact {a that one man or woman set
on fire of this helilsh spirit will keep =»
whole neighborhood a-boll. It does not
require any very great brain, The chief
requisition fs that the woman have a small
family or no family at all, because if she
have a large family, then she wonld have
to stay at home and look after them, Itis
very important that she be siogle or have
po children at all, and then she can attend
to all the secrets of the neighborhood ail
the time. A woman with a large family
makes a very poor whisperer,
It is astonishing how those whisperers
gather up everything. They know every-
thing that happens. There are telephone
and tele Jeph wires reaching from their
ears to all the houses {n the neighborbood.
Ther have no taste for healthy news, but
for the scraps and peeling thrown out of
seullery into the back yard they have great
avidity, On the day when there is a new
scandal in the newspapers they have no
time to go abroad, On the day when there
are four or five columns of delightful pri-
vate letters published in a divorce conse she
stays at home and reads and reads and
reads. No time for her Bible that day, but
toward night partiane she may find time
to run out a iittie while and see whethes
there are any new developments,
Satan does not have to keep a very sharp
lookout for his evil dominion in that
neighborhood, He bas let out to her the
whole contract. She gets husbands and
wives into a quarrel and brot and sis.
ters into antagonism, and she sts the
Jamas with the fi aad the flock with
fe and she makes neighbors who
before were kindly disposed toward each
other over suspleious and critical, so when
ons of the neighbors passes by in a egr.
riage they hiss through thelr teet d
say, “Ah, we could all keep carriages it
never our debtel”
When two or three whisperers get to.
gether, they stir a caldron of trouble,
whish makes me think of the three witches
of “Macbeth” dancing around a boiling
i on pa and trouble,
an Area
Wool of bat and tongue of dog,
Adder's fork and blind worm’s sting,
Lizard’s leg and owlet’s wing
For a charm of powerful trouble,
Like a hell both boil and bubble,
Double, double, toll und trouble,
Fire burn and caldron bubble,
Neale of dragon, tooth of wolf,
Witches’ mummy, maw and gull
Of the ravin'd salt sea shark:
Make the gruel thick and stark; :
Add thereto a tiger's ehandron - i
Yor the ingredinnts of our ealdron,
Double, double, toll and trouble,
Fire burn and ealdron bubble;
Cool it with a baboon's blood,
Then the charm is firm and good.
1 would only change Bhakespeare In
this, that, where he puts the word “‘witeh’,
I would put the word *‘whisperer.” Ah,
what a ealdron! Did you ever get a taste
of it? I have more respect for the poor
wall of the street that gos down under
the gaslight, with no home and no God-
for she deceives no one as to what she is—
than I have for these hags of respectable
society who cover uptheir tiger claws with
a fine shaw! and bolt the hell of their
heart with a diamond breastpin! |
The work of massuline whisperers is |
chiefly seen in the embarrassment of busi-
ness. Now, I suppose, there are hundreds
of men here who at some time have been |
in business trouble. I will undertake to |
say that in nine cases out of ten it was the
resuit of some whisperer's work, The
whisperer uttend some suspicion in regard
to vour eredit, You sold your horse and
earriage because you had no use for ther
and the whisperer sald: "Sold his horse
and carriage becauss he had to sell them,
The fact that he sold his horse and carriage
shows he is going down in business,”
One of your friends gets embarrassed
and you are a little involved with him. The |
whisperer says: “I wonder if he can stand
under all this pressure? I think he Is going
down. [think he will have to give up.” |
You borrow money out a bank and a dirse. |
tor whispers outside ab it, and after |
awhile the susploton gets fairly started and
ft leaps from one whisperer's lips to an-
other whisperer's lips until all the people
you owe want their money and want it
right away and the business circles come
around you like & pack of wolves, and,
though you had assets four times
necessary to meet your Habili-
crash went everything! Whisperers! |
16h business men bave suffered! |
gz the worst of the whis. |
perers are thoss who gather up all the |
harsh things that have been sald about
you and bring t} you--ail the things
# you, against your family, |
or against your sty of business. They
gather them all upand they bring them to
you, they bring them {fo you in the very |
worst shape, taey bring them to vou with.
more |
tions,
hi,
I thin
very raw, they take brine,
turpentine, this aqua and
rub it in with a coarse towel an ib it In
it sinks to the bone. Thev make you
ashion in which they thrust all the
ngs they have ever heard about
n't bring me into a8 scrape,
anybody told youn, Let it
and me. Don't involve me
y aggravate
Irn you on a spl
Peddlers of
Mien,
here y
being rude, an
i about this one, and
that and all about ther
Kk. talk, talk talk
awhile they go away leaving the
looking Hikes a barnyard, after the
and the have be around;
¢ a wing, and theresa claw. i yonder
aye, there a crop. How they do
ops Hiv!
the
thik,
After
woasels
and
3% Christ 4 thesa
3d th
3 and ken
sar and t1
You take th
detective
isd
ning
oy ¢
on
where
» averylhiog,
a lmd purp
4 gith thas determina-
at the sad of ten
ears he will desploable the
izht of a great many people,
If it lesan outrageous thing to despoil a
man's character, bow much worse ia it to
damage an woman's reputation? Yet that
evil grows from century to century, and it
is all done by whisperers. A suspicion is
astartel. The next whisperer who gets
hold of it states the suspicion as a provel
fact, and many a good woman, as honor.
abies as your wife or your mother, has been
whispered out of all Kindly associations
and whispered into the grave. Some |
peop any thers 8 no hell, but if |
be no hell for such a despoiler
of womanly character it is high time
some philanthropist bulit one. |
Bat there is such a place established, and
what a time they will have when gil the
whisperers get down there together re- |
hearsing things! Everiasting carnival of |
mud, Were it not for the ancomfortable |
surroundings, vou might suppose they |
would be glad to get there, In that region
wiiere thay are all bad what opportunities :
for exploitation by these whisperera! On
earth to deapoil their neighbors some- |
times they had to lis about them, but |
down there they oan say the worst things |
possible about their neighbors and teil the |
truth. Jubllea of whisperers, Grand gaia
day of backbiters. BSemiheaven of seandal
mongers stopping their gabble about their |
diabolical neighbors only long enough to
go up to the iron gate and ask some new. |
comer from the earth, “What is the last
gossip in the oity on earth where we used |
to live?’
i
Now. how are we to war agninst this in-
iquity which curses every community on
earth? First by refusing to listen to or |
believe a whisper. Every court of the land
has for a law, and all decent communities
have for a law, that you must hold people
fanocent until they are proved guilty.
There is only one porson worse than the |
whispesur, and that is the man or woman
who listens without protest, The trouble
is you hold the sack while they fill it. The |
receiver of stolen goods is just as bad as
the thief, An ancient writer declares that
a slanderer and a man who receives the
slander ought both to be hanged-—the one
by the tongue and the other by the ear.
And I agree with him,
Oh, my friends, employ the tongue
which God so wonderfa ly created as the |
organ of tastes, the organ of degiutition, |
the organ of articulation to make others
happy and in the service of God! If you |
whisper, whisper good-—encouragement to |
the fallen and lope to the lost. Ah my |
friends, the time will soon come when we |
will ail whisper! ™ The voice will be ens |
feabled in the last sickness, and, though |
that voles could Jaugh and shout and
sing and halloo until the forest echoes an
swered, ik will be so feeble then we can
onl whisper consolation to those whom
wa leave behind and only whisper our hope
of heaven,
While Iapeak this very moment there
are hundreds whispering thelr last utter.
ances, Oh, when that sciemn hour comes
to you and to me, as come soon it will,
may it be found that we did our best to
serve Christ and to cheer our comrades in
rae irks, ut Lh, Sop
sot only our oar o
to God! Bo that the shadows that fall
around our dying Mow shall pot be the
evening twilight :
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The Viecissitudes of an Emperor.
The vicissitudes which Louis Na-
poleon experienced almost from the
cradle to the grave were probably all
but unexampled. He was a fugitive
before he could speak articulately. In
the interval between his 20th and his
40th year he was a prisoner in Stras-
burg, Lorient, Ham and the Concler-
He was an outlaw for more than
half his life, There were incidents, at
Strasburg, and later at Boulogne,
which brought upon him the mock and
jeer of Burope. He carried a baton as
a special constable in Park Lane on
Chartists’ Day. Then, by a sudden
turn of fortune, he became President
of the French Republic. The Coup
d'Etat malle him Emperor of the
French: and thenceforth for fifteen
he was, the most-con-
sidered man of Eurcpe. It was said of
him on being asked whether be
ghould not find it difficult to rule the
French nation he repiied, “Oh, no!
nothing is more easy. 11 leur faut une
guerre tous quartre ans.” (They
just need a war every four years) This
degree,
glc-
Years
perhaps
Hat
that
ies
policy held good in a modified
The Crimean him a
cess, although not precisely a triumph;
the Italian
hard-fought victoe
in approximation to a fallure
war was for
campaign, in spite of il
i
ended abruptly
The
Mexican expedition
Yet Napoleon might b
his program
but for the
happ«
ie Sixtle
ned wo
masterful
the dreamy
poleon. Wher
walked along the
1865
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thay
Han
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TRICKS THAT ARE LICHT.
And Cause Objects to Shine Forth When
All About Is Dark.
seemingly jerful tricl
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COOL BIOWIY ARNG placeq
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tainment ordinary marbies are passed
AE . ¢
Among or more of
na
marbles at
udience,
marbles being concealed
hand. The exhibitor then takes
a marble from some one in
dience, holds it between his thumb
forefinger, upon it, and
dave the lights turned down
is he sul the
marble and mysterious
This is handed around
changes again as the light is
on, when the magician presents 0
gudience several of the ordinary mar-
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very effective Take two similar
bunches of artificial flowers; brush one
over with glue or muciiage ass powder
it with the dust {rom one of the mar-
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When taken into a darkened room lum-
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exhibits the flowers that have not been
prepared and shows that there is noth-
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light ifs turned down, he substitutes
the concealed bunch, blows upon the
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bottle with a glass stopper. Adimt air
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will become luminous tracery in the
dark. Water can be rendered Juminous
in a very simple manner. Dissolve 8
small plece of phosphorus in ether for
several days In a glass-stoppered bot-
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then drop the sugar in water, which
will at once become luminous, Lum-
inous paints can be made any color
green, yellow, violet oy blue—and if
applied to various make 8 won-
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