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An Artistic Appetite.
From the Boston Transcript: Ros-
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Rossini made a wager of a large sum
that he would eat six full-grown lob-
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the wager, and Rossini actually won,
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meal.
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ly, but he stammers some, He recent-
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to
the
to
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fons always coincide with yours.
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The way women trifle with health
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does a good disposition. Disease makes
women nervous, irritable and snap-
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5F } Thempaon’s Eye Water
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THE EMINENT DIVINE'S SUNDAY
DISCOURSE.
Subject: Settled In Heaven-The Fate of
Natlous as Well as of Individuals In
God's HandseThs World Not Gov.
erned in & Haphazard Way,
Copyright, Louis Klopsch, 1860.1
Wasmnarox, D. O.—The idea that things
fn this world are at looses ends and going
at haphazard is in this discourse combated
by Dr. Talmage, Thoetextis Psalms exix.,
89, “Forever, O Lord, thy word Is settled
in heaven.”
This world has been In proceas of shange
ever since it was created mountains born,
mountains dylog, and they have both
eradle and grave. Once this planet was
all fluid, and no being such as you orl
have ever seen could have lived on it a
minute, Oar hemisphere turns its face to
the sun and then turas its back, The axis
of the eartn’s revolution has shifted, The
earth's centre of gravity is changed, Once
flowers grew in the arctic and there was
snow in the {ropie. There has been a re.
distribution of land and sea, the land
crumbling into the sea, the sea swallowing
the land, Jeeand fire have fought for the
possession of this planet, The chemical
composition of itis different now from what
it once was, Volcanoss onee terribly alive
are dead, not ons throb ol flery pulse, not
one breath of vapor the ocean changing
its amount of saline qualities, The inter.
nal fires of the earth are gradually eating
their way to the surface—upbesval and
subsidence of vast realms of continent
Moravians in Greenland have removed
their boat poles because the advancing sea
submerged them. Linnmus records that
in eighty-seven yoars a great stone was 10)
foet nearer the water than when he wrote
Forests have been buried by the sea, and
land that was euitured by farmer's hoe can
be touched only by sailor's anchor,
Loch Nevis of Scotland and Diugle bay
of Ireland and the flords of Norway, where
pleasure boats now float, were ones valleys
and glens, Many of the islands of the sea
are thet sunken mountains, Six
shousand miles of the Pacifle Ocean are
sinking. The dinmeter of the earth, ae
sording to scientific nunouncement, is 180
miles lsas than it was. The entire cone
figuration of the earth is allered, Hills
are denuded of their forests, The frosts
aod the waters and the alr bombard the
earth till it surrenders to the assasit,
The 20 called “everiusting hills” do not
last. Many railroad companies to
build iron bridges because the fron has »
life of its own, not a vegetable life or an
animal life, but a metallic life, and when
that life dies tl wn, Oxida-
tion of minerals is only another term for
describing death, Mos and zea.
weeds heip destroy the rocks ey de
rate,
‘lie changes of the nani
the
of
cease
18 bridge goes d
their S88
rhs +
aa Ya
pate earth
Danas, Koel
OF Worse
ins Are
its
solize
ar better
nati
nse them,
inws and cus.
@ ver bacomes dilly
Boundary
tied until
Uncertainty strikes thr
gat.
Lies
“
toms and
of this world
At a time when we
Jogis ation characteristia
gin it is setting, i
pad that the arbi.
tration planoed last Summer nt The |
Hague, Holland, would forever sheaths |
the sword and spike the gan and
the for the worl 1 has on
wars which are digg (ing graves
flower « 1d American sol
From the! { ¥ such geoiog
social and nati and internation:
reat we turn with thanksgiving and
tation to my text and find that there
things forever but higher
tudes than we hav tro “Forever,
¢ in heaven
a sun A at least
18 willed
is that'ne
dismantle |
tress ian two i
exul- |
are |
inti |
sottied,
ttled
and
are se
nticuoasiy
perish;
spiritual o«
vironment
3 Ho
a school. |
gradus- |
world is
rescenne
for splendid or di
with or with
tio a scene
purity: that all wh
aralisied One of
and Golg
A superual
aro
» ars adioined t
Ba i an
tha will
felicity
Nazareth
of
taking off
n-that |
t 37? Wo have
ation all the elements oi
Y We nood not
borrow To ot be ay yweals for up
ion. Ele
anihillsm, infdeiity, agnostio.
lesacration, inebriety, sensg. |
fraud; they are all |
Elements of salsty-—Go worship. i
and women by the ores
honesty, evolence, truthle
BL ustry, sob ay ad :
more religioe than has characterized any |
nation that has ever existed; they are all |
The only question is as to which of |
gain dominaney-——the one
and this United Stated |
I think, will continue as long |
the world exists; other class as.
esndant, and the United States goes late |
all pieces that olher government %
would hardly think them worth pleking up
Have you ever noticsd the size of the |
hia vast Groan.
wood and Pere le Chaise, where mighty |
kingdoms were buried? Open the gate and |
walk throagh this cemetery and road the!
epitaphs, Here lies Carthage, born 100
years before Rome, great commercial}
metropolis on the bay of Tanis, a part of |
an empire that gave the alphabet to the
Greeks and their great language to the |
Hebrews; her arms the terror of pations,
commanding at one time 16.000 miles of |
const; her Hamilear leading forth thirty |
myriads, or 300,000 troops; her Hannibal
carrying out in manhood the oath he bad
taken in boyhood to preserve eternal en.
mity to Rome, leaving costly and impos.
ing monuments at Agrigentum a ghastly
heap of ruins; Carthage, her colonies on
every coast, her ships plowing every sea;
Carthage—where ars her aplendors now? |
All extinguished, Where are her swords? |
The last one broken, Where are her towers
and lung ranges of magnificent archi:
tecture? Buried under the sands of the
Bagradas., As baliast of foreign ships
much of her radiant marble has been ear.
ried away to bulld the walls of transmedi-
terranean cathedrals, while other blocks
have been blasted in modern tlhines by the
makers of the Tanls raliway. And all of
that great and mighty eity and kisgdom !
that the tourist flads to-day is here and |
there a broken arsh of what was once “|
|
§ posit
SE
Sabbath
extravagance
man
ns,
goif
ol
ben
ind
ina
the
fitty--aile aqueduct,
Our talented and genial friend, Henry |
M. Field, in one of his matehless books of
travel, labors hard to prove that ihe slight
rains of that eity are realiy worth visiting.
‘thage buried 12 the cemetery of dead
na ons, Not one altar to the true God
did she rear. Not one of the Ten Com-
mandments but she econspienousiy vio
Inted, Her doom was settled in heaven
when It was desided far back io the eterni-
ties that the nation and kingdom that will
not serve God shall perish,
Walk on in the cemetery of nations and
ses the long lines of tombs Thebes and
Persian and Macedonian and Roman and
Hazon heptarchy, great nations, small na.
tions, nations that lived a year and nations
that lived 500 years,
Our own nation will be judged by the
game moral laws by which all other na.
tions have been judged, The judgment
day for individuals will probably ing far
on In the future, Judgment day for na-
tions 5 avery po AN every day weighed,
every day app or every
demned. Never befors in the x
this country ig Jha American
rurel he baiane than it Is this
and we go up. Do
to know what this
warrior thioks we we had
better do with Cuba and Porto Rico ant
the Philippines as I am anxious to know
what God thinks we bad better do, The
destiny off this nation will not be decided
on yonder capitoline hill or at Manila oi
at the presidential ballot box, for it wiil be
settled in heaven,
Another thing deelded in the same high
place is that happiness Is the result of spir.
{tual condition and not of earthly environ.
ment, If we who may sometimes havo a
thousnnd dollars to Invest find it such a
perplexity to know what to do with it and
soon after find that we Invested it where
principal and joterest have gone down
through roguery or panic, what
the worriment of those having millions t¢
invest and whose losses correspond in mag.
nitude with their resources! People who
have their threes or four dollars a day
wages age just as hapey ag those who have
GD 1NCOmS Of OUV, UYU B YUL,
Bometimes happiness Is seated on a foots
stool and sometimes misery on the throue,
All the gold of earth in one chunk eannot
purchase five minutes of complete satis.
faction. Worldly success is an atmosphere
that breeds the maggots of envy and jeal.
ousy and hate, Theres are those who will
never forgive you if you have more emolu-
ments or honor or ease than they have,
To take you down is the dominant wish
of most of those who are not as high as you
are, They will spend hours and days and
years to entrap you, They wilil hover
around BOWSpADHE offices to get one mean
line printed depreciating you. Your heaven
is their hell,
A dying President of the United States
sald many years ago In regard to his jie.
time of experience, “It doesa’t pay.” The
leading statesmen of America in letters of
advice warn young men to keep out of
politics. Many of the mest successfal
have tried in vain to drown their trouble
fn strong drink. On the other hand, there
are mlilions of people who on de« sparting
this life will have nothing to leave bat a
good nam» and a life insurance whose
amined fazes are indices of illumined
souls. They wish everybody well, When
the fire pell rings, they do not go to the
window at midnight to ses if it is their
store that is on fire, for they never owned
a store, and when the September equinox
in abroad they do not worry lest their
ships founder in a gale, for they never
owaed a ship, and when the nominations
are made for high political office they are
not fearful that their nams will be over.
looked, for they never appliad for office,
There is 20 muel heartiness aud freedom
from care in thelr laughter that when you
hear it you are compelied to laugh jo sym-
pathy, although you Kaow not what they
are lsaghing abo
When the ehildren of that family assem.
bie in the sitting room of the old home
stead to hear the father’s will read, they
are not fearful of belong cut off with an
fon and a half dol for the old
never owned anyt!
seventy-five ac
suough plait nly to
They have mor
than many bh ave in
Ww juld to God 1 had the
a on how (itt
on how much be
you heart right
ur heart wrong and all
is a prine settled
it.
man
hich
support t
bappin
8 whole
of
re in one month
iifetime,
eapacity
“aN
may be
iat
Keap ¥
That
is
ie in
ipl
idad in that high
isa
or
schoolhou
disgraceful
the freshman ©
ge OF
gradas-
uen pass
into the juni
, and fro
or devils, Ia n
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siects wiial be will
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m
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chemistry or phil
#inctive irae we ail
ematios
this world
We may nady sin until
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ir the style
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iTe QOurse
ir evsry Ww
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Pt
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AR admis
in.
. Great old sehiooliboass of
ch we are ali being educated
lory or perdition!
have wondered uhy gradastion
day in evliege is Jecalied **
.
day’ when it is the last day of
To all the
ommencement of gotive
e, and oor graduation day from earth
will be to us commencement
ile, our larger life,
lite, our sternal life,
mencoment day on earth
never sees any day like it,
never did,
When Pompey landed at Brindisi, Italy,
returned from his victories, be disbanded
the brave men wno had fought under him
and sent them rejoicing to their homes,
and, entering Rome, his emblazoned |
ehariot was followed by princes in chains |
from kingdoms he bad conquered, and
flowers such as only grew under those
Italian skies strowed the way,
came under arches {[pseribed with the
names ol battiefleids on which he had
triumphed and rode by columos which
told of the 1500 cities he had destroyed
and the 12000000 people he had cone
quered or siain. Then the banguel was
spread, and out of the chalices filed to
the brim they drank to the health of the
conqueror. Bellsarius, the great soldier,
returned from his military achievements
and was robed in purple, and in the pro.
cession were brought golden thrones and
pillars of precious stones and the furni-
ture of royal feasts, and amid the spien-
dors of kingdoms overcome he was hailed
to the hippodrome by shouts such as had
seldom rang through the capital, Then
also came the convivialities, In the year
874 Aurelian made his entrance to Rome in
triumphal car, ia which he stood while a
ealled commencement day.
graduates it isthe eo
T
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js! The student
t any rate, I}
above his head. Zenobla, captive queen of
Palmyra, waiked behind his chariot, her
person encircled with fetlers of gold, un.
der the weight of which she nearly fainted,
but still a captive. And there were in the
procession 200 lions and tigers and beasts
of many lands and 1600 gladiators excused
from the cruel amphitheater that the
might decorate the day, and Persian an
Arabian and Ethiopian embassadors were
in the procession and the long lines of cap.
tives, Egyptians, Syrians, Gauls, Goths and
Vandals,
It was to such scenes that the New Tes.
tament relers when it spoke of Christ
“having despolled principalities and pow-
ors, He made a show of them, openly tri.
ump Ping.” ut, oh, the difference in
those trinmphs! "Tne Roman triamph rep-
resented arrogance, cruelty, oppression
and wrong, but Christ's triumph meant
emancipation and holiness and joy, The
former was a procession of groans aceom-
panied by a clank of chains, the other a
procession of hosannas by millions set for.
over free. The only shackled ones of
Christ's trinmph wil ve satan aod
ocoborts tied to our Lord's chariot wheel,
with all the abominations of all the earth
bound for an steroal saphiviy. Then i
come & feast in which the ohal
: “with the new wine Jost
ra the phrase
v chin
Lg con
for ©
practice
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College Professors and Free Epeech,
Liberty of gpeech 18 go precious that
congrees is forbldden by the conasiitu-
tion to abridge it, and such arrests as
are common in Germany for lese ma-
jeste are impossible here. There i3
danger, however, of carrying this free.
dom too far. “1 believe in free speech.”
said the duke of Wellington, "but
on board a man-of-wer,” and al
nence from ill-timed speech bas give:
Gen, de Gallifet, the new war minister
of France,
of Le Grand Muet,
University of Chicago not long since
considered the desirability of restrain.
ing its profassors from “undue loguaci-
ty” about controverted public matters.
While the decision was unequivocally
against such restriction, the question
raised deserves consideration, for the
college as an institution has rights, as
well as the teachers within its gates
The minister in his pulpit has a legal
right to free speech; but when his
opinions misrepresent the principles of
his sect, he has other rights than his
own to consider, When a professor's
pronounced statements are credited
agaligt the university of which he is &
part, his liberty of speech is a moral
wrong, which his manliness should
condemn and his conscience restrain.
“All things are lawful for me,” sald 8t.
Paul, “but all things are not
say"
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