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REV, OR, TALWAGE
DISCOURSE.
Bobject: Guard Your Temper—A Sweet
Disposition Adds Mach to the Joy of
Living—Don’'t Waste Health Hehears-
ing Wrongs and Schemin, “evengo,
[Coprright, Louis Kiopsch, 188.1
Wasmxarox, D, C.—In this discourse Dr,
Talmage placates the world's revengoes and
recommends more of the saccharine and
Jess of the sour in human dispositions; text,
Ephesians iv,, 26, “Let not the sun go down
upon your wrath,”
What a pillow, embroidered of all colors,
hath the dying day!
from which the sun rises is
enough, hut it is surpassed by the many
colored mausoleum in which at eveunin
is buried,
Sunset among the mountains!
takes one’s breath away to recall
scene, The long shadows stretehing
the plain make the glory of the «
Hight on the tiptop crags and struck
through the foliage the
Saffron and gold, §
mingled. All th
flagration. Bur
Hanging gardens of at their
blush, Banners « , red as
carnage, in the battle « he elements,
hunter among tho A i
Bwiss villager among th ps b h
is a sunset among the mountains, Afts
storm at sea the 1 grandeur into
which the sun goas down to bathe at night.
fall is something to make weird and spleen.
did drea:r a fetime, exan-
der Smith, OMmpares
set to “the barren beac
wonderful spectacie of
think of the burnished wall of heaven.
Paul in prison, writing my text, remembers
the gorgeous sunsets among the
mountains of Asia Minor and he
often seen the towers of Damaseqs
in the close of the uriental days, and
flashes out that memory in the text when
he says, “Let not the san go down upon
your wrath."
Sublime all
then and peop Ww
sundown! He who
of indiguation is
Wikis
n
nore ¢onspleuous,
@ and erimson com-
of cloud
wiws on the a
o in eon-
(oe
i
Gllog
i O of for
in his poem py
3 of ie ’
pature m
SOU ( {
how
blaze
la
ype
faels the throb
He who can
s of the world in-
i withont
agitation
th wrong
bed pris
ima
sugrostiva
tT
naver
nheatile
duty for peoy
@ ¥ eid 4 . 1
en reiveness hn
rs
nites
nad
every
our fee
outpouring
and ruinous to ourselves, and 1}
Important injunction of the text, “Let not
the sun go dowa upon your wrath.”
Why that limitation to anger?
Why that period of flaming vapor ast to
yanctunte a flaming disposition? nt
1as the sunset got to do with one's resent.
ful emotions? Was it a haphazard senti.
ment written by Paul without
siguifleance? No, no, 1 think
lings
disg leasing to God
3
roe the
ones
Fess
8 Pe
of five
before our temper.
First, because twelve hours
enough to be cross about any wrong
flicted upon us. Nothing Is so exhausting
to physical beaith or mental faculty as »
protracted induigenece of bumor, It
racks the pervous system, t
digestion. It heats the blo
heart until the whole body is
Lsated and then depressed,
it sours the disposition, turns one asi
from his legitimate work, expends energies
that ought to be better emploved snd
does us more barm than
antagonist. Paul
allowances of time for leg!
tion, from 6 o'clock to 6 «
“Stop there!” Wateh the des
of day, and when it ri;
take a reef in your disposition. Unle
your collar and cool off, Change the sub-
ject to som ing delightfully pleasant.
Unroll your tight flat and shake da
with some one,
hands
Bank up the fires at t
curlnw | Drive t growling dog of
enmity back to its kennel, he hours of
his morning will pass by, and
noon will arrive, and the sun will begin to
sot, and, I beg you, on its blazing Liearth
throw all your feuds, {nvectives and
satires,
Again, we ought
od in brain and
first over.
Besides that,
in
riven
reaches the
i ya
ethin
Hie
weil,
not to let tha sve y
n 5 WE A i1R
better if we are at peace with everybod
Insomnia is getting to be one
prevalent of disorders,
through to 6 in the morning! To relieve
and morphine and ehlorai and bromide of
How is a man going to sleep when he fs in
mied pursuing an anemy? With what ner.
vous twitch be will start out of a dream!
That new plan of cornering bis fos will
keop bim wide awake while the e'oek
strikes 11,12, 1,2. 1 give you an nufailing
preseription for wakefulness: Spend the
evening hours rehearsing your wrongs and
the best way of avenging them. Hold a
convention of friends on this subject in
Your parlor or offlos at 8 or 9 o'clock,
Close the evening by writing a Litter letter
expressing your sentiments, Take from
tho desk or pigeonhols the papers in the
ease to refrean your mind with your en.
emy's meanness, Then lie down and wait
for the coming of the day, and it will come
before sleep comes or your sleep will be
worried quiescence and, if you take the
recaution to lie flat on your back, a
rightful nightmare,
Why not put a bound to your animosite?
Why let your foes come into the sanotities
of your dormitory? Why lot those siand-
erera who have alrendy torn your roputa-
tion to pleces or Injured your business
bend over your miduight pillow and drive
from you one of the greatest blessings that
God can offer—sweet, refreshing, all in.
vigorating slesp? Why not fence out your
enemies by the golden bars of the sunset?
Why not stand behind the barricade of
svening cloud and say to them, “Thus far
and no farther,” Many a man and many
A woman is having the heaith of body as
well as the health of soul saten away by a
malevolent spirit. I haveintime of relig.
ious awakening had persons night after
night come Into the inquiry room and get
no peace of soul. After a while I have
SOR my aan until I began using CASCARETS, 1
Be’ Ave from one 10 three passages & day, ana if J
rich § would give BI0000 for each movement: is
ach a relief.” AVIMEN I. HUNT,
1080 Russell 81, Detroit, Mich,
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against whom you have a lmtred that you
are not willing to give up?’ After a little
confusion they have slight] whispered,
“Yau,” Then I have said, “You will never
find peace with God as long as you retain
that virnlenes.!'
The rabbins recount how that Nebuechad.
ead he bad his
And there are now domestio
ant Jpathies that seam forever to have sont
tered all parental memories to the four
eaven, How far the ocagles fly
ashes! The hour of sun.
down makes to that family no practienl
suggestion, Thomas Surly o, in his .
raphy of Frederick the Great, says the
old king was told by the confessor he must
be at peace with his enemies if he wanted
to enter heaven. to his wife
the or after |
confessor, sald, “Her majesty had hotter
write him Immediately.” “No,” sald the
king, "after I am dead; that will be safer."
Ho he lot the sun of Lis earthly existence
go down upon his wrath,
Again, we ought not to allow the sun to
set before forgiveness takes place, because
what if we should be ushered into the
presence of our Maker with a grudge upon
our soul? The majority of people depart
thls lie in the night, Between 11 o'clock
p. m, and 3 o'clock a. m. there {8 some.
thing in the stmosphure which relaxes the
grip which the body has on the soul, and
most people enter the next world through
the shadows of this world, Perhaps God
may have arranged it in that way so as to
mnko the contrast the more glorious, 1
have seen sunshiny days in thisworld that
must have been nlinost like the radiance of
heaven. But aus moist people leave the
darkest, and heaven
ho brighter for that
$ into lrradia.
quit this world at {1s
contrast, Out of durkne
tion,
“Bat,” says son man, “thera
horrid erent bos
that rather than Ko
would dis first.” We
ur ¢h for ope or tl ot
Is
£0 injured me
up with her 1}
H, sister, you mny
her it
ure {i
taka Y¢ ‘ae
wil 1}
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foe
Lod
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busin
cann
Well, broth
never He i
peace with mn: Feelin
you w 80 Dont
enven
va tha
thie lightship.
the God who
: ill repay.”
MAY sn} i wil ke Bim sweat for tha
vol, I will mak Mira i mean
pursas him t You are
dn nagin NARS
him, and your
will not
od to him,
Bat
ire
“Hamme
s reached
tweniv-elght
facheth.” And
1 Lhe oasis
serlyt #¢
ght ¢
controversies the ot e
ion
y take the first step a
have t
it jase
Be,
#
test bel wean
sounds thre
who was jee
and
bet
said, *
re
k of the
at re
sal
saRe it.
y he nl
nited
giveness, t fies iv and
My brother, it wi Le 1 meagre tl
i or four mo
improve your
take a despe
id the eb
is
proves th oa
gioom asd makes you
f. Hains :
copy that, He |
ff mm aed
universe, and we
erealive, and we oa
omnipresent, sad we canng
| He forgives with a bros 1
and all neglects, and usalls,
wrongdoings, and in that we mayo
| with mighty suee harness that sub.
lime action of yor oul to the supset-the
hour when the gate of heaven opens to jet
the day pass into eternities and some of
the glories escapn this way through the
brief opening. We talk about the Italian
i sunsets, and sunset amid the Apennines,
and sunset amid the cordiileras, but | will
tall you how you may soe a grander sunset
on
and nail
py Him
Go
| —that Is, by fingiog into it all your hatreds
and animosities, and let the horses of fire
trample them, and the chariots of fre roll
over them, and the spearmen of fire stad
them, and the boach of fire consume them,
and the billows of fire overwhelm them,
Again, we should not let the sun go down
on our wrath, because it {2 of Ifttle im.
portance what the world says of you or
does to you when you have the afnent
God of the sunset as your provider and
defender. People talk as though it were a
fixed ape :tacie of nature and always the
same, But no one aver saw two sunsets
allke, and if the world has existed 6000
Years there have been about 2,190 000 sun.
sets, each of them as distinet from all the
other pictures in the gallery of the sky as
Titian’s “Last Supper,” Rabens’ ‘Descent
From the Cross,” Raphast’s *"Transfigura«
tion" and Michael Angelo's “Last Judg.
ment” are distinet from each other,
that God of such infinite resources that
evening more than the Louvre and Lugem-
bourg galleries all In one is my God and
your God, our provider and protector,
whats the use of our worrying about any
human antagonism? I! we are misinter.
preted, the God of the many eolored sun.
set can put the right color on our action.
If all the garniture of the western heavens
at eventide is but the upholstery of one of
the windows of our future home, what
small business for us to be chasing en.
amies! Lot not this Sabbath sun go down
upon your wrath,
And I wish for all of you abeautiful san «
sot to your earthly existence, With soma
of you it has been a long day of trouble,
and with others of you it will bs fur from
enim. When the san rose at 6 o'clock. ft
Was the morning of youth, and a fair day
was prophesied, but by the tims the noon.
day or middle life had come and the clock
cloud racks gathered and tempest bellowed
in the track of tempest, Bat as the sven.
ing of old age approaches I pray God the
skies may brighten and the clouds be piled
un Into pillars as of celestial temples to
whiah you go or move us with mounted
cohorts come to take you home, And as
you sink out of sigut below the borigon
may there be a radiance of Obristian ex.
nmpla lingering long after you are Kone,
and on the heavens bo written in letters of
sapphire, and on the waters Iu letters of
op, and on the billa'in letters of emerald,
" sun shail no more go down, neither
8 thy moon withdraw ftself, for tha
Lord shall be thine everlasting ght, and
the dave of thy mourning shall be suded,”
80 sha ihe sunset of earth becoms the
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he Then he
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man dashed up
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fine
the
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