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Spiritualists Disport Without Spirits
Spiritualists had a joily picnic at
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barrow and potato races and other
wholesome outdoor sports, with not a
cabinet or a screen in sight. Now. if
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diumship of the contestants in
tato race, for example, many skeptics
might be gathered into the fold ef
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manifestation the supernatural on
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DISCOURSE.
Bubject: Music in WaorahipDistinction
Between Music ns an Art and Music as
the Kingdom of Heaven,
(Copyright, Louis Klopsch, 1888.
Wasnixarox, D. C.—-Dr. Talmage, in this
germon, discusses a most attractive depart-
song, His {dea will ba received with in-
terest by all who love to jift their voices in
praise in the Lord's house, Tho text is
dred forty and five singing men and sing-
ing women."
The best music hes been rendered under
trouble. The first duet that I koow any.
%hing of was given by Paul and Silas when
they sang praises to God and the prisoners
heard them. The SRecoteh Covenanters,
hounded by the dogs of persecution, sang
the psalms of David with more spirit than
they have ever since been renderad,
eaptives in the text had musle loft in them,
and I declare that if they could flad amid
all their trials two hundred and forty and
tive sinzing men and singing women then
in this day of gospel sunlight and free from
all persecution thers ought to be a great
multitude of men ana women willing to
sing the praises of God. All our ehurches
need arousal on this subject. Those who
ean sin: must throw their souls into the
exercise, add those who cannot siog must
learn how, and it shall be heart to heart,
voles to volee, hymn to hymn, anthem
with thanksgiving and tremulous
pardon,
Have you ever noticed the econatruction
of the human throat as iadicative of what
God means na to do with {t? In only an
ordinary throat and lung« thera are four.
| teen direct museles and thirty indirect
{ muscies that can produee a very
| variety of sounds, What does that mean?
t means that vou should sing!
suppose that God, who gives us
musical insteament as that, iotends us to
Suppose some great tyrant
{ musieal
keep it shat?
{ should get possession of the
| stramaunts of the w
the organ of West
| organ of Lucerne, at
{ jem. and the organ at i g. and all the
other great musieal nstrar ts
world. inn as that
a moaster, MI Are ro wicked if,
i be haman vol +R 1 al fastra-
ment of more wonderful tion than
I nll the musical instraments NAN BVer
ereated, you shut !
{ God.
and the
abbey,
a organ
of
joss rafnse ta gi ne
‘ho never knew our Gol,
heaven!
r joys abroad,
Mnsie seams to have been horn
soul of patural world, The
tent voles with whieh God commanded
world into being
its majesty and sweetness, und vou bear it
in the grainfield, in the swoop of the wind
amid the mounta'n in
eannry’s warble and the thunder shoek, in
i the pasan,
nature, and
cannot hear
in tue
the omnipo.
the
seams to linger yet with
fastlnesses,
the brook's tinkie GCean’s
There are scit eadences in
sud notes, some of which we
t all, and that are
ata thom
ile bave thelr musie, and
ay and the globule of walter
srininiy resonant with the voile
| God as the highes: heavens in
armies of the redeemed ecolebrale
vietories. When the breath of the Rows
| strikes t 12 of the firefly
cloaves it, there is sonnd and thors is mel.
ody. And, as to those utterauses of nature
which seem bars and overwhelming, It is
rs when von stand inthe midst of a great
orchestra and the sound almost reads your
ear becauss you are toa near t
blending of the music. So, my
stand too near the siting storm and
the frightful whirlwind to cateh the blend.
ing of the music; bul when that music
rises to wheres God i=, asd the invisib
above thea 1 »
1% sweel as iL is
judgment day :
tere yr, there will
hoses who
wil be
organist,
reaks
go terrifle that
¢ the spleunla of
i ATG G8 ©
he alr and the wing
» eatelh the
dean} i
us,
oan sprief
As When
8 great exe
great
strument upon
music. 50 when the
judgment day is playel
earthquake and storm
the world ftsell will break
music that is piayed on it
are al’ deaf, or wa should
the whole universe is but
i the stars of the night only the
{ of a greal instrament on whieh G
. fers play the maaie of the spheres,
i Music seems dependent on the
acoustics and mathematics, and yet where
these laws ars understood at all the art is
| practiced,
journals in China. Two thousand years be-
Pas
flag
down
The {act is, we
understand that
ons harmony--
ivory Keys
fin.
fia
’
Pythagoras learned it,
wrote essays on it. Flato and Aristotis in.
trodaced it into their schools,
not mush interest in that,
ext is fa the music of the Bible,
merable strings, swept by the fingers of ju.
gpication, tromules with it. So far baek as
! the fourth chapter of Genesls you find the
first organist and harper—Jubal,
i you find the first choir. All up and down
{ dings, at inaugurations, at the treading of
the wine pross,
{ how to make musical sigas above the mus.
| feal text, When the Jews came from their
distant homes to the great festivals at
Jerusalem, they brought harp and timbrel
and trumpet aad poured aloog the great
Judaean highways a river of harmony un-
til in and around the temple the wealth of
a nation’s song and giadness had accamu-
fated, In our day we have a division of
labor in music, and we have one man to
make the hymn, snother man to make the
tune, another man to play it ou the piano
and another man to sing it, Not so in
Bible times, Mirisn, the sister of Moses,
nfter the passage of the Red Sea, composed
8 doxology, set it to masie, clapped it on a
eymbal and at the same time sang it,
{ David, the paalmist, was at the same time
i poet, musical composer, harpist and singer,
‘and the majority of his rhythm goes vi-
Mratiog through all the ages,
| There were in Bible times stringed In.
struments—a harp of three strings played
| by fret and bow; a harp of tea strings,
responding only to the fugers of the per.
former. Then thers wasthe crooked tram.
pot, fashionad out of the horn of the ox or
i the ram. Then there were the sistrum and
{the eymbale, clapped In the dance or
beaten in the mur:h., There were 4000
Levites, the best men of the country,
whose only business it was to look alter
the music of the temple, These 4000 Levites
wera divided Into two classes and offiel-
ated on different days, Can you imagine
the harmony when these white robed Le
vites, belors the symbols of God's pres.
ence, snd by the smoking ditars, and the
sandiesticks that sprang upward and
branched out like trees of goid, and under
the wings of the cherublin, chanted the
One Hundred acd Thirty-sizth Psalm
of David? Do you know how fit
was done, One part of that great
choir stood up sod oshanted, “Oh,
she thanks unto the Lord, for Helis good!”
fen the other part of the choir, standin
in some other part of the temple, woul
come In with the response, "For His mercy
endursth forever.” ‘Thea the first part
would take up the song sgain and say,
“Unto Him who only dosth grest won
dors.” The other part of the choir would
come in with o ining response, “For
His merey endureth forever,” until in the
Intter part of the the music floating
with harmony, every trumpet rounding,
every bosom heaving, one part of this
great white rohed cholr would lift the
anthem. “Oh, give thanks vato the God of
heaven.” and the other part of the Levite
ehoir would come in with the response,
“Por His merey endureth forever,”
But I am glad to know that all through
the ages there has been great attention
paid to sacred musie, Ambrosius, Augns.
it their mighty influence, and in our day
the best musienl genius is throwing iteelt
Handel and Mozart
and Durante and Wolf and
and Bach
the
music,
best part of their genius to ehnreb
A truth in words is not halt so
Luther's ger.
the “Jude.
ment Hymn" he composad is resounding
yet through all Chelatendom.
"1 eangratulnte the world and the ehiurash
on the advancemert made In this art—the
Edinburgh sceleties for the Improvement
of musie, the Swiss singing the
Exeter hall concerts, the triennial musieal
convoertion at Dussaldor!, Germany, and
Birmingham, England, the conservatories
music at Munich and Leipsie, the
Handel and Yaydn and Harmonie and
Mozart societies of this country, the
nendemies of music in New York, grooklyn,
Boston, Charleston, New Orleans, Chileago
and every city which has any enterprise,
Now, my friends, how are we to
what is appropriate, especially for ehureh
gonjaties,
declda
In some of the ehurehies
old style precentor. In some pinces they
prefer the malodonn, the harp, the cornet,
In other places they think
things are the Invention of the devil, §
wonld have sn musical instrament
sannot stand it, and
would have it played so solt yon
Some think a musical instrument
the Interst!
and then with indeseriby
softness, while others are not satisfied un.
contrasts and sino.
eato passages that make the audience jnap,
with great eyes and bale on end, as Ire
Eador. Bat, wi
there may be great varietios of opinion ia
regard to music, It seams to me that the
general spirit of the Word of God indicates
what ought to be the great characteristios
of ebhuroh musie,
Aud I remark, in the
prominent charaecteristio
these
Mme
played
others
eanno®
‘ie
of ite
first pince, a
ought to be
Music that may
wr a concert bh or the
¢ drawing room, may be
ba appropriate f
opera house, ort
h, Glees, madrigals,
nds may be as innocent as psalms
Dut ehureh muasic has
Land that is 3
LB |
an Op
relip,
HO AWRY
'
auiy
ne design hint
yas with the
, of :
} the w
GrMANCed We
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prano? Whi
sushi as
ike
been righitiy
2
the tlor
wroaght ug
ne Away saving: “On, 1
if char
ake part i
few excepli
poeta ealilivale
(iod loves bBarmo
There I» no
In this
Hies of §
that
#t who lot their
inowing
syne of thie Eg.
uj
sholr assemble
on of every day
whole need vos
art, and »!
spend
Year to
all
Friday
liearsal of savrrad so
We
ier
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Mus
op!
her did
10 not sleep at
esp when
2 ohureh music m
$ i
This opportunily
in the ranges of th
at t
sag ti ne Ww
is 1
nin Chovtaw
sinister does all the preasebing, an! th
praying, and the oa«
There are but very
there are hund:s
sliders all the ir a
singing!
elie where “two
id forty and five singing men and singin
nan.
in some churches it is almost sonal
man let out his voi
sas, and the people get up on tip.
the spring hata
and wonder what that man i= making all
In Syracuse ina Prashy
one member who
me when I was the pastor of ane
other church in that city, and told we Lis
troabe—~how that as he persisted in eing-
ing on the Sabbath day a ceommiltee, made
up of the session and the eholr, had eome
fio
sing.
full coms
keep still! You have no right to
days for singing.
duty,
I want to rouse you to a unaaimity in
Christian song that has never yt been ex.
hibited. Come, now; clear your throals
and get ready for this duty or you will
never hear the ond of this, I never shall
forget hearing a Frenchman sing the
“Mursellinise’ on the Champs kiveees,
Paris, just before the battie of Sedan in
I¥70. 1 never saw such enthusiasm belore
or siges, Ax ho sang that national alr, oly,
how the Frenchman shouted! (ave you
ever in an English assemblage heard a band
piay “God Save the Queen?” If you have
you know something about the enthusiasm
of a uational air. Now, I tell you that
these songs we sing Sabbath by Sabbath are
Se rational airs of the Kingdom of heaven,
and if you do pot learn to sing them here,
how do you ever ex pect to slog the song of
Mossa and the Lamb? 1 should not be
surprised at all if some of the best anthems
of heaven ware made up of some of the
best songs of earth, May God inereass
our reverence for Christisn psalmody and
keep us from disgracing it by our indiffer.
ence and frivolity.
When Cromwell's arm y went {nto battle,
hea stood at the head of it one day and gave
out the long meter doxology to the tune of
the “Old Handredth,” and that groat host,
company by company, regiment by regi.
ment, division by division, joined in the
doxology:
Pralse Gol, from whom all blessings flow;
Praise Him all ereatures here balow;
Praise Him above, yo heavenly host;
Praise Father, Son and Holy Ghost,
And while they sang they marched, and
while 3hey marched they fought, and while
they fought they got the victory. Ob, men
and women of Jesus Christ, lot us go into
all our conflicts sluging the ison of God
and then, instead of falll ok, as often
we do, from defeat to defeat, we will be
marching on fromm vietory to vietory.
“Gloria in Exeeleis” is written over many
organs, Would that by onr appreciation
of the goods « of God, and the meray of
Christ, and the grandeur of heaven, we
could have “Gloria in Excelsis” writ
over ail our souls, *‘tHory to the
and to the Hon, and to the Holy
ow
Ee A:
Let us wake 10 this
up
{Vithout end.
MARK TWAIN'S COOK.
Why It Wilt Not Be Published Until)
the Yeur 2000,
Mark Twain was just about to take
@ cab in front of his hotel in the De
Yere gardens, Kensington, when |
snatched a short interview with him,
says a correspondent of the Wasl
ton Post. “Yes,” he sald, 1 have some
iterary dealgns, but not on the publ
If you are good at shorthand an
let me do all the talking I will tell you
what these designs are
expense of time, They greatly Inlere
me, so! interest
of the population of the earth, and 1
cannol make any promises under that
head. Firzt of all 1 must
I shall not be writing anything for pub-
lication for vears and years to come,
according te my forecast, and 1 expect
to be busy all that time on two book
which are now well under way. One of
these I am writing for myself, the olh-
er for posterity, The one will neve:
the other not be-
Don't interrupt, it
time, The
other a portrait gallery,
counts and contracts with the most in-
teresting among i whom 1
have spoken with, here and there and
yonder,
hood,
in life,
very lowest,
ia that they shall be go charged
the human element that no lapse of
time can make it pale or cheap or in
different to men
#nd princes in it: 1 hav
them on paper
ing-
without much
$
but they the rest
may
ii
that
Lilal
tell you
be published at all,
fore the vear 2,000,
only
the
waste one i a
$0 Py 0
siory, ac
the peo;
about the world sinees my child
I mean of every rank and wi:
from the
very highest to the
Thelr one requ
te is
with
There are monarchs
e already put
There are t
shoemakers
lawyers,
and cabdriver:
poets, novelists,
morists, thieves, desperadoes, forgers
printers, pastors,
horsethleves,
pirates,
cooks,
women, historians,
negroes,
dians,
children
able unfashionable
Englishmen,
Viennese all
hat
Chinamen,
the nati
ave hundreds of names
Cole
interes’
it when they are
if there
Benvenu
drawn
eH
more than
to Celilr s
know
jifte of
would
f the intimate bygone
My ultimate plans? | am to
stay in London a couple of months
About September [ shall be back
New York.”
we
we do ©
epochs,
§ v4
Wa
Where Ignorance Is Miles,
The ingenuily
he pmpres
of woman
(aaa)
h thinking
Fatisfied.
on
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of the sword voted by Congress and a
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White Houses will be followed by dinner
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The sword will be presented by Scoretary
Long at the east front of the Capitol, In
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members of the Cabinet, late in the aft.
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scale of beauty never befors witnessad in
Washington,
The different featurss of ths prepara
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of citizens and eleven committees om.
bracing in all over a thousand people.
Preparations for the eelebration have
been in hand for over a monin
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and
other railroads entering Washington have
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will be an outpouring of patriotic citizens
a'most equal to the insuguration of a
President,
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Candy Casihartie, cure consiipation forever,
ioc, Ze. If CC. C. fall, druggists refund money.
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An Excellent Combination.
he pleasant method and beneficial
effects the well known remedy,
Synur or Fies, manufactured by the
Cavironxia Fie Syrup Co. illustrate
the value of obtaining the liquid laxa-
plants known to be
laxative and presenting
them in the form most refreshing to the
taste and acceptable to the system. It
is the one perfect strengthening laxa~
tive, cleansing the system effectually,
of
gently yet promptly and enabling one
to overcome habitual constipation pers
manently. Its perfect freedom from
every objectionable guality and sub.
stance, and its acting on the kidneys,
liver and bowels, without weakening
or irritating them, make it the ideal
lazative. ;
In the process of manufacturing figs
are used, as they are pleasant to the
taste, but the medicinal qualities of the
remedy are obtained from senna and
other aromatic plants, by a method
known to the Cariromrxia Fie Symrvr
Co, only. In order %o get its beneficial
effects and to avoid imitations, please
remember the full name of the Company
printed on the front of every package.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
BAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
TOUISVILLE, XY. NEW YORK, N.Y.
For sale by all Druggists — Price 8c. per bottle
. 3 ER gs ———
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The Atchison, Topeka & Basta Pe Railway,
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