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REV. DR. TALMAGE.
DISCOURSE.
Subject: The Victor's ShouleThe Joy
of Overcoming DifficultiesThe Satis.
faction Expressed by Christ on the
Outeomne of His Earthly Labors,
nyright Ie. }
Wasnixarox, D. C. ~In this discourses
Dr. Talmage shows in an unusual way the
antagonisms that Christ overcame and
finds a balsam for all wounded hearts;
text, John xvii., 4, "'l have finished the
work which Thou gavest Me to do.”
There is a profound satisfaction in the
eompletion of anything we have under
taken. We lift the capstone with exulta-
tion, while, on the other hand, there Is
nothing more disappointing than, after
having tolled in a certain direction, to find
that our time is wasted and our invest.
ment profitless. Christ came to throw up
a highway on which the whole world
might, if it chose, mount into heaven, He
did it. The foul mouthed erew who at.
tempted to tread on Him could not ex.
tinguish the sublime satisfaction which
He expressed wher He sald: “I have
Anished the work which Thou gavest Me
do.”
Alexander the Great was wounded,
fk
and
and he seemed to be dylug, and in
dream the sick man saw a plant
his
with a
plant was put upon his wound and that
immediately it was cured
waking from
his dream, told this to
until he found just the kind of plant which
the siek man had
him, and the wound was healed,
human race had bean hurt with the gh
lest of all wounds-—that of sin. It was
the business of Christ to bring a balm for
that wound-—the balm of divine restora.
tion. In earrying this business to a sue-
aessful issue the difficulties were stupend.
ous,
Ia many of our pia
to help us; son odraw a
plan, others to belp
jut Christ foug
against bitter |
stances all oale
font,
In the first pinee His worldly «
ant-
# we have our friends
sketeh
us in the execution,
ineh of His way
and amid elreuam-
lepress and de
every
tility
1lated to
livelihood by the carpenter's trade, an
rupation
respected jut you
that in order to
ment one on
and I have
carpentry were
tion of a mission which required ail me
tai and physical faculties,
hard, dry, bi insensate
haw a way for a new and
sation was a stupendous
was enough to demand
trated energies aven of Christ,
great many romantie
nen with physical toll
in intellectual partma
t after a man has
with adz and saw and 1
ax, about all he can do i= to rest
body is an unfavorable adjunct to
mind, You, whose life in purely
sai, if you were calied to the upt
a kiogdom, or the proclamation of #
code of morals, or tha starting of
tion which sald
could get some [dea
Christ's ocenpation
mission.
In His father's shop no
Ge.
know as well as I do
succead in any employ
t give his entire time to it,
feciare that the {atignes of
infavorable to
ius
LO «
the axe
ISKY,
stories
bave ace
shi upturn all nations,
fthe inecherence of
with His
in bargaining with men that have work to
do, yet Christ, with hands hard from use
of tools of trade, was called forth to be.
come a public speaker, to preach in the
face of mobs, while some wept, and some
Him out of the way. To address orderly
and respectful assemblages 18 not 0 easy
as it may seem, but it requires
tration
to address an exasperated mob,
ing of His
reaches
of His spiritual op-buliding.
So also His habits of dress and dist were
against Him. The mighty men of Christ's
time did not appear in apparel without
trinkets and adornments, None of
Casars would have appeared in citizen's
apparel. Yet here was a4 man, here was a
professed king, who always wore the same
coat. Indeed it was far from shabby, for
after Hoe had worn it a long while
hammer, bat all the wide
robe, It
man might
easion,
was a
have
oat that any ordinary
worn on an ordinary oo.
diet
brought Him wine to drink
shore He ate fish, first haviag broiled it
Himself. No one fetched Him water to
drink; but, Pnding over the well In
Samaria, He begged a drink. He sat at
only one banquet, and that not at all
sumptuous, for to relieve the awkward.
ness of the
prepare wine for the company.
Other kings ride in a chariot: He walked,
On the sea.
ahead and
Christ's
buroed
applauding
retinue was
flahermen,
subjects behind;
mads up of sun.
Other kings
now remember,
rowed,
His poverty was against Him. It re.
quires money to bulld great enterprises,
Men of means are afrald of a penniless
projector lest a loan be demanded, It re.
fquires money to print books, to build in.
stitutions, to pay instructors, No wonder
the wise men of Christ's time Inughed at
this penniless Christ. “Why.” they said,
Who
is to charter the ahips to earry the mis.
sionaries? Who is to pav the salaries of
teachers? Shall wealthy, established
be discomfited by a penniless
on a colt, and that bor-
Christ?”
The con«equence was that most of the
people that followed Christ had nothing to
lose. Affluent Joseph of Arimathea buried
It is always safe to bury a
Zaccheus risked no wealth or social posi.
Nicodemus, wealthy Nicodemus, risked
nothing of social position in following
All this was against Christ, So the fact
agsinst*Him. Ifa man come with diplo-
mas of colleges and schools and theoiogieal
But here was a man who had graduated at
no college, had not in any academy by or.
dinary means learned the alphabet of the
language He spoke, and yet He proposed to
founded the mightiest intellects, John
sald, "The Jews marveled, saying, How
bath this man letters, haviog never
learned?’ We, in our day, have found out
that a man without a diploma may know
as much as a man with one and that a col-
lege sannot transform a sloggard into a
philosopher or atheological seminary teach
a fool to preach. An empty head, after the
laying on of hands of the presbytery,
is eropty still, But it shoeked all existing
prejudices in those olden times for a man
with no saholastie pretensions und no
graduation from a learned inetitution to
go Himself up for a teacher, It was against
im.
Ho there have heen men of wonderful
magnetism of person, But hear me while
I tell you of a poor young Man who eame up
from Namureth to produces a thrill % feh has
never been excited by any other, Napoleon
had around him the menrories of Marengo
and Austerlitz and Jenn, bul Lore was a
Man who had fought no battles, who wore
no epaulets, who brandished no sword, He
had probable never seen a prince or shaken
hands with a nobleman.
The only extraordinary person we know
of as belog in His company was His own
most delioate and solomn hour that comes
to a woman's soul, sho was obliged to le
down among drivers grooming the beasts
of burden, —
Again, I remark, there was no organiza
tion in His behalf, and that was against
Him. When men propose any great work,
they band together, they write letters of
agreement, they take oaths of fealty, and
the more complete the orgsnization the
more and complete the success, Here was
one who went forth without any organiza-
tion and alone,
in His company, all right; if they had a
mind not to join In His company, all well,
If they came, they were greeted with no
loud salutation; if they went away, they
were sent with no bitter anathema, Peter
departed, and Christ turned and looked at
him; that was all,
All this was against Him. Did any one
such an enterprise amid
such infinite embarrassments and by such
modes? And yet 1 am bere to say it ended
in a complete triumph, Notwithstanding
His worldly occupation, His poverty, His
plain face, His unpretending garb, the
fact that He was schoolless, the fact that
a brief life, facet that He was
visible organiza-
notwithstanding all that, in an ex
bilaration whieh shall be prolonged in
everlasting chorals, He declared, ‘1 have
finished the work which Thou gavest Me
to do,
In the eye infirmary tow
of thi alicate organ
pr to
{he
tion
napy diseases
have bean cured?
¥ one Elind, "Be open!
and the light of heaven rushes through
gates that have never before bean opened
frost of an ax may kill a tree, but
one dead pith a word
may do wonderful
but what a wedding,
wine gave « , conld change &
pall of water into a cas yf wine? What
human voles could co school of
Yet here is a
the scully tribos
they had let down the net and pulled it
up with no in it, they lot it down
wgain, and the diseipies lay bold and b
gan to pull, when, by if the m
tude of fish, the net Lroke Nature is His
The lowers He twisted them in
to His sermons; the winds—they His
rain
ge of the
Jesus smites
Chemistry
things,
mmand a
voles that
until, in
Beh?
marshals
a place where
fish
rOAsOn itd
ware
it hung gilttering on th
parables; the star iehen Sang
a Christmas carol over His vir rks
thoy beat a dirge at His death. ahold
iver the grave! {
vault become
are never
There
+ door of the
ide. Here
He enters
“PDauehter of Jalrus
ap. To Lazarus, “C
eam forth, To
st up from that
with Then Jesus
snatched uj s of death and hung
them to His gledle and erled until all tie
graveyards of enrth Him: *0O
death, I will ba thy plague! O grave, | will
s hinges o
t vary rusty be
opened except t ake
an kngh a the ©
aspulcher, but ne
omes the Conqueror
salm and says,
and she sits
and he
the n He said
i he goes
the heard
No man could g th igh ali the
g 6 nature supernatural,
amid its muscles and nerves
bones, were intertwisted the energies
omnipotence, In the syllables of that
there was the emphasise of the
etarnal God. That foot that walked the
deck of the ship {n Gennesaret shall stamp
kingdoms of darkness into demolition.
This poverty struck Christ owned Augus-
on its beach and all
the skies that looked down into its water
owned all the sarth and all the heavens
To Him of the plain coat beloaged the
onlestial royalty. He who
Emmaus the light.
pings were the fire shod steeds of His
chariot, Yet there are those who look
on and see Christ turn water into wine,
and they say, "It was sleight of hand!”
And they sen Christ raise the dead to life,
and they say “Easily explained; not
really dead; playing dead!” Aud they sce
Christ giving sight tothe blind man, and
they say, "Clalrvoyant doetor!” Ob, what
shall they do on the day when Christ rises
up in judgment and the hills shall rook
nd the trumpets shall eall, peal on peal?
In the time o' Theodosius the Great there
was a great assault made upon the divin
ity of Jesus Christ, and during that time
Theodosius the Great ealled his own son to
sit on the throne with bim and be a copart-
ner in the government of the empire, and
one day the old bishop came and bowed
down before Theodosius, the emperor, and
was offended, saying
to the old bishop,
“Why didn’t you pay
the same honor
ernment?’ hen the old bishop turned to
the young man and said, “The Lord bless
thee, my young man.” but still paid him no
such honor as he had paid tothe Emperor.
And the Emperor was still offended and
displeased when the old bishop turned to
Theodosius the Great and said to him,
pay the same honor to your son, whom yon
bave made copartner in the government of
this empire, the same honor I pay to you,
and yet you encourage ad of peo.
ple in your realm to deny the Bon of God
Father.”
My subject algo reassures us of the fact
that in all our struggles we have a sympa.
thizer. You cannot tell Christ anything
new about bardship. I donot think that
wide agea of eternity will take the scars
from His punctured side and His iacerated
temples and His sore hands. You will never
have a burden weighing so many pounds
as that burden Christ carried up the bloody
bill, You will never have any suffering
worse than He endured when, with tongue
bot and eracked and Inflamed and swollen,
He moaned, “I thirst.” You will never be
surrounded by worse hostility than that
which stood around Christ's feet, foaming,
reviling, livid with rage, howling down His
prayers and snuffing ap the smell of blood,
O yo faint hearted, O ye troubled, O ye
persecuted One, bere is a heart that can
sympathize with you!
Again, and lastly, I learn from all that
bas been said to-day that Christ was aw.
fully in earnest. If it had not been a mo-
mentous mission, He wodid have turned
back from it disgusted and discouraged.
He saw you in a captivity from which He
war resolved to extricate you
cost Him all sweat, all tears, all
came a great way to save yon,
from Bethlehem here, through the place
of skulls, through the charnel bouse,
through banishment. . There was not
among all the ranks of celestials one
being who would do as much for you.
I lay His crushed heart at your feet to-
Say, Let it not be told in heaven that you
deliboratel put your foot cn it. While it
will take all the ages of eternity to eele-
brate Ohrist’s triumph, I am here to make
the startling announcement that because
ol the rejection of this mission on the part
of some of you all that magnificent work
of garden and cross and grave is, so far
as you are concerned, a failure, Helena,
the Empress, went to the Holy
Land to find the eross of Christ, Get.
ting to the Holy Land, there were three
crosses excavated, and the question
was which of the crosses was Christ's
arons, Thov took a dead hoay, tradition
says, and put it upon one of the crosses,
and there was no life, and they took the
dead body and put it upon another cross,
and there was no life; but, tradition says,
when the dead body was put up against
the third cross it sprang into iife, The
dond man Hved again. Oh, that ths tile
giviog power of the Son of God might dart
your dead soul into an sternal life, begin.
ning this day! “Awake, thou sleepest
and rise from the dead, and Obriet shall
give the Ife!” Live now! And live fore
uver ®
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PURE FOOD CONFERENCE.
Secretary Hamilton Meelis Agents, Attor:
neys and Chemists at Harrisburg. One
Man Killed and a Seore of Buildings
Struck by Lightning st Willinmsport,
Firemen Were Kept Busy.
The agents, attorneys and chemists of the
Dairy and Food Department met Beeretary
Hamilton at the department at Harrisburg,
all being present for the purpose of eonfer-
ring over the method of procedure hereal
ter when they go on a hunt for violators of
the pure food laws, Newspaper men were
rigldiy excluded, and at the the
meeting « statement was handed 10 the
newspaper men as a true and correct ace
count of what had occurred. As if
prepared by Reeretary Hamilton, it was
quite that Ne Hamiiton
bouquets at bimgell, The
following is the statement
close of
Whe
natural
should throw
‘retary
Bn part
Hamilton enlicd
fact that Governor
nim 1 direct
charge of the division until a pew Dalry and
pointed
hed en in hem ist and attor
"At the meeting Secretary
thelr attention to
Sone
ihe
had Instructed take
Food Commisstoner
He furnis
ney with
Riso gave an
£48
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shoul ig
new forms of
Hoa set
Ape direction
pursued by all of t
fatters defining
handed to eseh one
the duties expects
Each agent
form books
given,
Vian
to nil samples taken
for enterng all suit
oid weekly report bia
8 new one substitute
complicated and als
formation for record
“Secretary Hamilton
8 division
inthe «
has
ipon 8 svslemat
and
Lightning's Dire
A score of bulidin
nla and one
Havoe,
i
which broke ove
raged for bal
severe experiet ced hey
While
fire
ii was
of were si
kept bu
by lightning
ihe one
Wors
rred at the Lap
Iatality oney
Sawmill, in South Willlamsport, the victim
being Daniel Hill, He was struck by lebt
ning and Instantly killed. Charlies Frick,
another employe of the mill, was injured,
Among the bulidings struck were
Church of the Annunciation and the Fine
Street Methodist Church, The damage was
silgh: in ench «
A barn owned by John
by lightning end burned to and.
A preqliar freak of lightning occurred on
East Third Street. While Dr. H. M. Bitter
was driving the thoroughfare light
ning struck his buggy. demolishing it, and
tore the harness from the horse, The doo.
tor and the horse escaped uninjured
the
Be,
Shultz was rock
the gro
down
Dragged to Death hy Mule.
Dangling head downward between the fest
of a mule, John Bharp, aged 13, was dragged
{f rough road at Mabanoy City
to a shocking death. He was a water boy,
engaged with workmen opening a new road
between Primrose and Trenton. The lad
tried to clamber on a mules bask, but was
thrown, with both feet tangled in the traces,
The animal started on a mad race for the
stable, one mile distant, Khrieking Inagony,
the boy was dragged over the rocky road
until his cries censnd in death, When the
animal was finally eaptured, Sharp's head
was battered almost shapelesa,
over & mile «
Nuliet Hole in Boy's Head,
Cialr Rosenstesl, aged 5 years, son of
Michael Rosenstesl, of Bessemer, was found
anconselous in a feild near his home with »
bullet hole in bis head. The lad was taken
home, where he died without regaining con.
solousness, Great mystery surrounds the
death of the boy, Coroner Wynn began an
investigation. Developments, it is said, in.
dicate that the boy was shot by a playmate
who was seen in the vicinity with a Flobert
rifle,
Two Men Killed in Collision.
Harry Marks and Harry D. Cartier, flag.
man and brakeman respectively of a Beech
Creek coal traln, were killed in a rear end
collision near Lock Haven, Both men re-
sided at Jersey Shore, Marks was aged 27
and had been recently married. Carrier
was aged 32 years and leaves a wife and
tree children,
Quarryman Killed by Faplosion,
While Edward Everett, 20 yoars of age,
wae operating a steam drill In a stone quarry
ut Ruchaville, he struck a charge that had
been made last autumn, but which for some
An explosion fol
One of Everett's legs and the side
Death was in.
lowed,
Locomotive Shops for Dabois,
OfMclals of the Buffalo, Rochester and
Pittsburg Rallroad announced that Dubois
had been decided upon for the location of
immense new locomotive shops of the road,
The bulldings, together with the necossary
sidings, will cover twenly acres. About
1,000 men will be employed,
Boys Offended the Clown,
Harry Lenni, a clown in a circus street
parade at Hazleton was assailed by a crowd
of.emall boys, He charged on the crowd
and, it is claimed, assaulted Timothy O'Don.
nell and Charles Woodring. Lenni was
arrested and fined #16,
Mason Killed By Lightning.
John W, Smith, a stone mason, was killed
by lightuing while at work on a chimney at
Milroy, He leaves a large family,
RR
State in Rrief,
The wife and two small children of Prank
Whittnoyer, of Sereno, were polsongd in eat
ing chooolate candy.
Another big gusher has been drilled a
Guines, which starts off at the rate of 5000
tarrels a day. It is loeated on the Blossburg
Jonse, on which a guaher war struck a few
weeks ago.
povd
th
ers and washes will not cure
ese eruptions on your face.
They may cover up aad sup-
press, but they cannot re-
The question for you now
15, — how to make bed Llood
Everybody knows 1
system,
parila.
he snswer,— a perfect Sarse-
ust be 2 perfect one,
three graduales: a graduate
chemisiry, and 2 gr
$1.00 a bottle.
“I had frequent and most
st they did me no good
without effect ; but whea J tried
for 1 was soon completely cured
painful be
ns, §
sicians, §
in pharmacy, a graduate in
aduale in medicine.”
All druggists.
lasist upon having them, take pe others and
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wou will get the best shells that money can buy
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An Important Dechrion.
Decision against the Knights of
Prihias has been rendered by the Cir
of Appeals for the Fifth
district in a case brought by Mrs
Josephine R. Withers of Hale county.
Alabama. The Supreme lodge refused
to pay a policy on the life of her hus-
band because the lo-
cal section falled to forward premiums
paid to him It was contended that
secretary was the agent of the
policy-holder, but the court holds he
was the agent of the Bupreme lodge
and that his neglect did not make the
policy void.
cuit Court
the secretary of
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arranging four new copies of Wall
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to
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