REV. DR. TALMAGE.
THE EMINENT DIVINE'S SUNDAY
DISCOURSE.
Baliject: The Water BrookssThe Gospel
of Relfresihnunont Shows How We May
Elude the Hounds of Trouble and
Safely Bench the Lake of Divine Solace,
[Coprright, Lonis Klopsch. 1889.1
Wasmsxarox, D. C.—The Gospel as a
great refreshment is here set forth by Dr,
Talmage, under a flgare which will be
found particalariy graphic hy those who
have gone out as hunters to find game in
the mountains; teat, Paulm xlil,, 1, “*Asthe
hart panteth after the water brooks.”
David, who must some time have seen n
deer hunt, polats us here to a hunted stag
making for the water, Tae fascinating ant-
mal, ealled in my text the hart, is the same
animal that in sacrod and profane MHtera-
ture is called the stag, the roebuek, the
hind, the guzelle, the reindesr, In central
Syria in Bible tines there were whole pas.
ture flelds of them, as Solomon suggests
when he says, ‘I ehargn vou by the hinds
of the Held.” Tusir antlers jutted from
the long grass as they lay down. No hunter
who has been long in ‘colin Brown's tract”
will wonder that in the Bible they were
classed among clan animals, for the dows,
the showers, the lakes washed them as
eloan as the sky, When Isaae, the patri-
arch, longed for v Esau shot and
brought home a roshuek, Isaiah compares
the sprightiiness of the restored eripple of
milleanial times long and qulek
jump of the stag, saying, “The lame
leap as the hart.” Solomon expressed his
disgust at a hun‘er who, having shot a
deer, is too lazy to
slothful man roasteth
tank in haotiog.”
Ry
10 ths
IK it
not
home from whieh he had been
sitting near mouth of a
where he had
an pond or river, hears a
swift pursuit. Be the previoas
silence of the forest the clangor startles
him, and he says to himsell, “I wonder
what those dogs are alter.” Then there {a
a crackling in the brushwood and the loud
breathing of some rushing wonder ol the
woods, nad the antlers of a deer rend the
paves of th: thicket, and by ag fastioet
which all hunters recognizes it plunges into
a pond or lake or river to cool its thirst
und at the same time, by its eapaeity for
swilier and longer swimming, to Away
from the foaming barriers.
David says to himself:
myself! Saul after
enemies without
the
pack of hounds in
’
of
HUY
rat
Se
“Atal
me, Absalom alter me,
number after me, [am
oo
barking at my good nams, barking alter
my body, barking after my soul. Oh, the
hounds, the hounds! Bat look there!”
says David, *
foto the water. It puts its hot
Iathered flanks, and it swims away from
the flury canines, and it is free at last,
consolation
Oh, for
As the
lake of God's merey and
eape from my pursuers!
waters of life and res
an.
the
hart
ge!
my soul alter thee, O God!"
Some of you have just come from the
Adirondacks, and the breath of the balsam
and spruce nod pine is still on you, The
Adirosdacks are now populous with
hunters, and the deer being sialn by
the score, Once while ther talkiog with a
bunter I thought I would like
whether my text was accurate in its alin.
gion, and ns [ beard the dogs baving a lit.
tle way off and supposed they were
track of an deer | said tothe hunter in rough
corduroy, “Do the deer always make for
the water whea they are warsued?”’ He
sald: “Ob [
a hot and thirsty auboal, ¢
where the water is, and when they b
danger in the distance they lift their ant.
lers and soul the breezes and start for Hac.
quet or Loon or Saranae, and we get into
our cedar shell boat or stand by the runway
with rifle loaded ready to blaze away.”
My friends, that is one reason why I like
the Bivie Its aliusions are so
true to nature, I's partridges areras! pari.
ridges, its votriches real ostriches and its
reindeer real reindeer. [ do not won-
der that th antiered glory of the text
makes the hunter's eye sparkle snd bis
cheek glow and his respiration quicken, to
say nothing of its usefulness, although it ie
the most useful! of all game, its flesh dell.
eious, its skin turne o human apparel,
its sinews fashioned Into bow strings, iis
antlers putting bandies
the shavings of ts horns used as a restora
tive, its name tagen from the hart
called bhartehorn., By putting aside ils
usefniness this enchanting ereature seems
made out of gracefuiness and alasticityg
What an »ve, with a liquid brightness as if
gathered up from a hundred lakes at sun
set! The horns a coronal branching into
every possible curve, and, after it seems
dooe, ascending into other projections of
exquisiteness, a tres of polished Lone, up-
lifted in pride or swuog down for awful
combat! It is velocity embodied, timidity
impersonated, the enchantment of the
woods, eye lustrons in life and pathetic in
death, the splendid animal a complete
Aare
»
to Kes
on the
yes mister!
the
“ar
much.
£0 ID
is
i
1
int
attitude and Jo
in the grass am
bolt shot through or
bay to attack the hounds or réaring for its
omotion, whether couched
the forest
It is
painter's pencil {ails to sketeh, and only a
hunter's dream on a pillow of hemiocks at
the f~ot of Bt. Regis is abies to picture,
When twenty miles from any settlement,
it comes down nt eventide to the lake's
edge to drink among the lilypads, and,
with its sharp-edged hoof,
hls troubles and bow much he wanted God
“As the bart panteth after the water
after them the lean hounds of poverty or
the biagk bounds of persecution or the
spotted bounds of vicissitude or the pale
bounds of death or who are in any wise
ursued ran to the wide, deep glorious
uke of divine solace and reseue, The
most of the men and women whom I heap.
nto know, at different times, if not now,
sve had trouble after them, sharp
muzzled troubles, swift troubles, all de.
vouring troubles, Many of you have
made the mistake of irying to fight them.
Bomebody meaniy attacked yop, and you
sitacked them. They depreciated you, and
you depreciated them, or they overreached
you in a bargain, and you tried, In Wall
street parlance, to get a corner on them.
Or you bave had a bereavement, and in
stead ol being submissive yon are fighting
that bereavement, You charge on the doe
tors who have failed to effect a eurs, or
yoti charge on the carasiessness of the rails
trond company through which the accident
ocenrred, Op you are a ehronie favalid,
and you fret and worry and seold and won
der why you eannot be well like other peo-
ple, and you angrily eharge on the neu.
rigia or the laryngitis or the ague or the
sick headache, The fact Is you are a deer
at bay. [ostead of running to the waters
of divine consolation and siakiog your
thirst and cooling your body and soul in
the good cheer of the gospel and swim.
ming away into the mighty deeps of God's
love, you are fighting a whole kennel of
barriers,
Home time ago I saw In the Adirondacks
0 dog lying werons the road, and he seemed
annble to got up. and I sald to rome hunt.
ors, “What is the matter with that dog?"
They answered, *'A deer hurt him,” and I
snw he had a great swollen paw and a bat.
girack him. And the probability is that
some of you might give a mighty elip to
your pursuers, You might damage theie
yusiness, you might worry them into ill
health, you might burt them as much
as they hurt you; but, after all, it is
not worth while. Yon only have hurt a
Lound, Better be off for the Upper Bara.
nne, inte which the wountainsg of God's
eternal strongth look down and moor thele
shadows, As for your physical disorders,
the worst strychnine you can take is frot.
fulness, and the best medicine is religion.
I know people who were only a little dis.
orderoad, yol have fretted themselves into
complete valetudioarianism, while others
put their trust in God and came up from
the very shadow of death and have lived
comfortably twenty-five years with only
ons lung. A man with one lang, but God
with him, is better off than a godless man
with two lungs. Some of you have heen
for a loog time sailing around Cape Fear
when youn ought to have been sailing
aronad Capes Good Hops, Do not turn
back, but go ahead, The deer will accom.
lish more with its swift feet than with its
orgs.
There are whole chains of lukes in the
Adirondacks, and from one height you ean
ses thirty lakes, and there are sald to be
over 800 in the great wilderness, Bo near
ars they to each other that your mountain
guide picks up and carries the boat from
Inke to Inke, the small distance betwen
them for that reason called a “carry.”
Aud the realm of God's word is ons long
ol bright, refreshing lakes, each
them, and, though for
pursued have bean drinking out of them,
they are fullun ta thy tas. ol tha green
badks, and the same David desaribas them,
and they seem 80 near together that in
three different places he speaks ol them
as a continuous river, saylag, “There isa
river the streams whereof shall make glad
the city of God.” “Thou shalt make tiem
drink of the rivers of thy pleasures,”
“Thou greatly enrichest it w.th the river
of God, which is full of water.”
But many of you have turned your back
on that supply and confronted your troube
le, and you are soured with your elroum-
stances, and you are fighting society, snd
you are fighting a pursuing world, and
troubles, instead of driving you into the
cool lake of heavenly comfort, have made
yon stop and tura rounad and lower your
head, and it is simply antler against tooth,
1 do not blame you. Probably under the
circumstances I would have done
worse, jut you are all wrong. You need
to do as the reindeer does in February and
March-—it sheds its horns, Thue Ribbinioal
writers allude to this resignation of antlers
by the stag when they say of a man who
ventures his money in risky enterprises he
has hung it on t , and a pro.
verb in the far east ian who |
foolishiv lost fortune
where the deer has shed
brother, quit the antagonis
cumstan quit ’
pisint, gait pit
25 wise as noxt spring;
the Adirondacks ad 3 bh
But very many of
the world —and
tween the Atiantie
ware asked that all who | badly
treated should raise both their hands, and
full response should made, there would
be twice as many hands lilied as persons
present —I say wany of you would declare,
“We have always done the best
and tried to be useful, and why we becama
the victims of malignment or fnvalidism or
mishap is inscrutavle.”” Why, do you not
know that the flger a deer and the yr
elegant its proportions and the more
beatiful its beariag the mores anxious the
hunters and the hounds are to captures it?
Had that roebuck a ragged fur and
yken hoofs and an obliterated eye and a
ing gait the hunters w I bave said:
“Pshawl Dou't jet us wastes our ammuy
tion on a siek And the pounds
would have given a few sniffs of the tracks
and then darted off Iu » r direction
for better game, Bat wi a deer
with antlers lifted in ge to
earth and sky, and the sleek
ft it had been
and the fat sides |
ure that could be nib
villa ro eloar t}
out of he
nos the
be stags he
talia
his
his
ol misnnt
be the
ras
Bre Wrot
dear of
ot sbily
ocesns it
enh
be
svi ld
on could
mn
br
Hm
dear,
¥ won
mig iien
IE Bs
S00 nas,
‘oY seom
, and the stamp
ies the jack shooting lantern
the h t aud the hound, that deer they
have if they must needs break thelr neck
in the rapids, So there were no on
stufl in your make up, if you were a
faurcated nothing, if vou were a for.
lorn failare, you would be allowed to
go undisturbed, but t fac: that the
whole pack is ery alter you Is prool
positive that vou are splendid game aad
worth caplaring. 1 sare
draws on you its “finest bes * therefor
the world goes gunning
best Winchester bree
compliment {s It to you alent or yout
virtue or your usefulness, uo wili be ns.
sailed in proportion to your great achieve.
ments, The best and the ightiest Being
the world ever saw had s n al
the hounds, terrestrial and diabolie, and
they lapped his blood after the Calvarean
moassacre., The world pald nothing to Ita
Dederemer but a bramble, four spikes anda
Cross,
Aven 3 i
A \
nn
: yp
wil
it in
ii
bi-
in fal
1erefors asm
3: with its
Highest
ft » 3
ot after bi
Bat what is a relief forall th
of troubié and anvoyanec and pain and be.
reavement? My text gives it to yoda ian
word of threes iotters, but each intter is a
ehariot If vou would trinmph, or a throne
if you want to be erowned, or a lake if you
would siake your thirst--yen, a chain of
three Inkes—0G-0-d, one for whom
David longed and the one whom David
fooud., You might as well meet a stag
which, alter ita sixth mile of rusniosg at
the topmost speed through thicket and
gorge and with the breath of the dogs
on bis heels, hina come in fall sieht of
Sehroon lake and try to cool its projecting
and blistered tonzus with a drop of dow
from a blade of grass as to attempt to
satisly an immortal soul, when fviog from
trouble and sin, with aaything leas desp
and high and broad and immense and in.
finite and eternal than God, His comfort
why, it embosoms all distress, His arm
~=it wrenehes off all bondage. His hand
it wipes away all tears. His Christly
atonement —it makes us all right with the
past, and all right with the future, and all
right with God, and all right with man; and
wll right forever,
Ob, when some of you get there it will be
like what a hunter tolls of when bho was
pushing his canoe farup north fn the win.
er and amid the jee floes and a hundred
miles, as he thought, from any other
human beings. He was startled one day
as hie heard a stepping on the lee, and he
cocked the rifle, ready io meet anything
that came near. He found a man, bare.
footed and fnsane from long exposurs,
approaching him. Taking him into his
canoe and kindling fires to warm him,
he restored him, found out where he
bad lived and took him to his home
and found all the village in great excite.
ment, A hundred men wore searching for
this lost man, and his family and friends
rushed ont to meet im, and, as had been
agreed at his first Appearances bulls ware
rung and guns were diseharg and ban.
quets spread and the resease loaded with
presents, Well, when some of you step
out of this wilderness, where you Save been
chilled and torn and sometimes fost amid
the icebergs, into the warm greetings of
all the villages of the ao and your
friends rash out to give you welooming
kiss, the news that thers 8 ane
othier wmoul forever saved will eall
the oaterers of heaven to spread the
banquet and the belimen to iay hold of the
rope in the tower, and while the chalices
eliek at the feast and the bells clang from
the turrets it will be a scene so uplifting
pray God | may be there to take part in
the enlestial merriment. And now do you
not think the prayer in Solomon's Song
wheres he compared Christ to n reindeer in
the night would make an exquisitely ap.
Jioptiate on to my sermon, *Uncll
he day break and the shadows fles away
be thou like a roe or a hart uw
tho mountains of Betherd” ua
pure jel
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Latest News Gleaned from
Various Parts.
KILLED IN A RUNAWAY,
Mre. I. Goodman Dead and Two Compan
fans Injured as Hesnlt of an Accident
Near Shamokin Becnuse of Trouble
With Town Council. Carlisle Oficial
Swallows Folson,
Mre, 1. Goodman was killed In a runaway
at Maysville Park, Shamokin, being throws
from wn carringe, Mrs, Anna Belter was In
teranlly injured and will lkely die, whils
Mrs. Aogust Czonskl was bed y cut acd
bruised on the face and arm. The victims
are residents of Mi, Carmel, Mrs, G
man's husband Is a physician and the He-
publican caodidate for County Coroner
Mre., Czenski's husband is a hotelkeeper,
while Mr, Bolter Ia a well known resident,
The busbauds und wives drove In two single
enrringes bamokin, In the evening
they stopped at Springfisid ou thelr way
home, nnd shortly before the accident, left
Bpriogfield, the women belng 'n one
while the men oecupled the
Mre. Goodman, belug an + xp rt whip, drove
fast, and soon left the other
rear, On a steep hill
Landing the horse
corve the oarrings upset,
Women out. Mre, Goodman struck a tele.
phone and was instaotiy killed, her
broken, Her companions [
her, and, while the
thers senseless and blood stained,
od.
fo B
CAr-
riage, other,
carriage In the
lending to Maysville
At a sharp
throwlag
ron away.
the
pole
neck belag
{
i
on three were lying
the second
earriage drove up, When the men discovered
the victims they were almost
grie!. They summoned
ered by
help, and the desd
and injured wore earried futo the parkkerp.
ers lodge, until a Shamokin and M1, Car-
mel trolley ear arrived, in wbich the victims
were taken home.
Burgess Attempts Suleide.
Meinl die
Broodiug aver « m
Burgess of
E. Fought,
stileide ty swanliowiug am
ulties, Willlam
Carilsle, attempted
to of corrosive
He en.
ixXin
sublimate and spirits of turpent
tured the police station and swan
He
but was prevented by
lef of Bhealler, who wrested
Lottie from Lis hands, Fought
eame very ill from the offents of 1}
sud for a time It was thought
ensue, He still remalos Finau.
elally, the Burgess, It is sald, has Less short
in bis necounts with Town Coune
regular meeting
body refused to
amount of floes collected,
he had sot
ut
Connell
an ounce of the mixture
ed to
:
Ch
then allempi-
repeal tho dose,
Police the
" pol on,
then
death would
very ii
, and at a
held several days ago that
accept hia report of
* It was cinlmed
amounting
og of
police
he
»n
Becounted for 1
$100, A short meotd
Was called, and the
polifled to make no future rep
Burgess, but 10 have all beariaes held before
Justices of the Peace thls he
became derpondesnt,
Ges
to al
Beeguse of
Big Chureb is Unsafe
Bev. Arthur RB
eougregaiion of the Chureh of
Trinity, West Chester, that
bad been pronounced ur
gers announced to
Holy
he
ml edifice
and
ay provewmenis
the
aule by experts,
that it will be closed pending
ting several thousand 4
time services will th
parish boildiag, Holy Tri:
Baest teh
¥., atid is
COs Hars, For some
ernfore be heid In the
ity is the inrgest
in «
ane of the pret.
and
% gs ¥
chu buliding hesiep
said to Le
Protestant Episcopal churches in th
Hevenge on Government
Jaroh Kotz, a erippled C vil War velorar
C tpivs a endl ju the Count
y Jail,
at
on, a® the result of his vngetai
securing satisianction Ir
for insglonry wrongs,
in Obtlo and Peaneyivania e
and, seh homeless and
beipless, he has born denfed admission 10 a
soldiers” home, and was u
pension. Armed with a neavy came,
tarked the plateginss windows at the Post
Office, and seconded
m
Kain snys he ansve
patands dur
the Rebellion,
able to secure n
he nis
in shatlering (wo
fore the police arrested him,
{pe
Costly Patterns Burned
The patiern storage house and repair shop
of the American Car and Fonadry Comrany,
formerly the Milton Car Works, at Milton,
caught fire, It is sapposed from a passing
locomotive, and was burned to the ground,
The second floor was fllied with valusbie
patterns that have teen the work of years,
After a vallant fight by the Milton Fire (
pany and the company’s own brigade, the
adjoining bulidings were saved, The lose is
£25,000, fully coversd by insuranee,
wm.
J
Cleared of Murder Charge.
The jury in the case of Edwin J. Brogan,
tried for murder, aflor being out aii night at
Lancaster renderrd a verdict of not guiity,
Brogan shot J. Marion Wiey, a Ind whe
threw stones at Brogan's dog while passing
the latter's house jate at night, Brogan was
aroused and Bred off bis 1ifle, with the ip.
tention, be einimed, of frightening cf! the
supposed lotruder, but the shot struck
young Wiley and proved fatal,
In Briel
Charged with assault upon William Lneey,
Andrew Riley lines been committed 10 jail at
Chester Ly Mayor Jefferis in 1.000 bail,
Riley, it is claimed, Lurl-d a brick at Lincey,
strikiog him in the iack of the head and
knoekiog him senseless,
While James Flaoagan, engloeer at the
Dueck Rides fan house, Hbhamokin, was ofl.
log machinery, tour unknown bighwaymen
entered and brutally assacited bim, after
which two of the gang searched his clothes,
finding $2.50,
William Raysor, aged 74 yours, Supervisor
of Limerick Towsship, about s& mile south
of Royersford, while hanging shutters from
a Indder fell and dislocated bis knes joint
and fractured bones of his right Jeg,
The Iarge water main supplying the prinel.
pal pacts of Hazleton burst, due to a slight
settling, aod when the citizens aross thera
was no water, It was some time bs fore the
lenk was located,
N. W. Haypt, of Cementon, bas purchased
the American Hotel, at Catasauqua, for
$14,200.
Governor Stons has appointed Harry ©,
Wilson Coroner of Bullivan County,
Thirves ransacked the home of Charles
Erickson at Bpring Clty, breaking consider-
able farnitare,
A S-montbe-old child of Joseph Lawhead,
of Pottstown, was shoekingly buroed, Mrs,
Lawhead having accidentally thrown a bias.
tag rag luto the ebtid's soach.
VSS se #1 a
Cleveland télephdie laemen's
strike ($0 ald the street rail oh pn
Blaughter of Birds
catimated by the British consul
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The following incident
istration of justice in
ipeaks far more ¢lo
red petitions in
Fimtuy
Le |
than a
' f “
nc.ation
entire judi gystem The Bellas®
Ar and feather
be
meet
case Costigee tho
of these Bolfast rowd
af the wee senlencrl
a
pea
of £50 and un
fine dergo
imp
and the old
with
risonment,
were variously dealt
each case the
ligh
and characte:
penalties
crnough when the details
f offense
olhing is easier rig” Ju
Transvaal, if only t
are of 1
The
in
were
the are considered
than to
eo be
w
ytiess backed influential
appealed 10 that excellent
High Con
erm of im
#iX mouths to
did not
have done
end there
and
' to remember,
eki, consented i
tion of
executive
The
ed the 1
Justice of
rw a most
arged the others on
single day in jal. The
also reduced the penalty
the other offenders 1t is this
i thing that breeds contempt for
Very name of justice as administered in
the Transvaal it will soon
| impossible to get a Boer pualshed, no
| matter what his offense
to think that
{| precious litle clemency bad the o!-
| fenders not been burghers of the
{| state. It is doubtful whether in such
| a case this distinguished chie! justice
is Gregorow-
the
gentence
» suspend
the revised
until
iis peril
rely gua
simpriganaient, ard (5d
the pea
decided on
execnlive has
bad
now enti
.
Mol
! ea, 6 broke the
manner, a
not served
$y fie pen -
in disgrace +]
the
{ the woman's name was O'Neill and
the offender's name was Abraham
Coetzee, and that makes all the differ.
ence,
Schreiner--and it was printed in black
type—~"is convinced that
| whatever exists for active interference
YOUTH
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With a Financial Genlus That Dooms
Flim te Milllonairedom.
New Orleans Tirves-Democrat:
roommate is a chap of extraordinary
“i ¥
clerk of this city. “He is a native of
California, and five or six years ago
he spent a season on a sugar planta-
tion in Hawali., He was engaged at
the time, and while he was there
he corresponded regularly with hie
flancee, Afterward they quarreied and
the match was broken off, but the poor
girl thought his letters were beautll-
ful, and treasured them religiously
Quite recently he saw in a paper that
Hawalian stamps of the period of his
stay there had become very scare and
valuable, and he immediately sat down
10¢ or Tha
Crugy ete refund wouey.
Powe.s With Casenrels.
” reer.
refund money.
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and wrote to his old sweetheart de-