Was an Inspired Orator
If ever a man had a genius for pulpit
oratory, it was Phillips Brooks, and
vet Dr. Allen's memoirs bear repeated
indisputable evidence of the toil with
which he wrought at his sermons. The
explanation is to be found in two
causes, There was in him the con
sciousness of an artist. One can see
this in such insignificant matters as the
character of his handwriting and the
finish of his ordinary expression as in
familiar letters. He was not merely a
man of taste. exquisitely modulated for
the appreciation of all forms of art, if
music be excepted—a not uncommon
exception—but he had the constructive
gift, and his first efforts in youth pre-
dicted for him a literary career. But
there was in him emphatically that
which now and then lifts an artist into
the region of inspiration—namely, 2a
possession.
He's Gwine Back to Dixte.
A true type of the Southern negro
entered the office of Tax Commissioner
Sheehy of New York, and, laying down
a notice he had been assessed for $20,-
#00 on personal property, asked: “Boss
can you tell dc nigger what dat
paper means?’
“It means that
$25,000."
“Boss, ain't you foolin’?
ele nigger all dat money?”
“No one left you money. That notice
means that you are to be taxed on 3$20,-
000."
“Taxed? Why, boss, down in Vir
ginny dey ain't taxed niggers since de
war. Is I under arrest?”
“No. Certainly not.”
“Den I'se gwine right
Virginny, boss. Dey don't
down dar no more!”
oie
you are assessed for
Who leit de
The burglar makes hay while the sun
doesn’t shine,
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Human nasure
then, again, |
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I do not believe Piso’s Cure for Consumption
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Boyer, Trinity Springs, Ind., Feb, 15, 1900,
Inconsistency is often necessary; last year's
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ought, but or
its attainment can
Tutt! Frutti,
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moved by Adam's Pepsin
WHAT IS OVARITIS?
A dull, throbbing pain, accompanied
by a sense of tenderness and heat low
down in the side, with an occasional
shooting pain, indicates inflammation.
On examination it will be found that
the region of pain shows some swell-
ing. This is the first stage of ovaritis
inflammation of the ovary. If the roof
of your house leaks, my sister, you have
it fixed at once ; why not pay the same
respect to your own body ?
You need not, you ought not to
yourself go, when one of vour own
olds out the helping hand to vou, and
will advise you wi ,
without price. Writs
thout
poney,
to Mrs. Pinkh:s
toms. Her experience in treating fe-
male ills is greater than any
living person. Following is a letter
from a woman who is thankful for
avoiding a terrible operation.
“1 was suffering to such an extent
from ovarian trouble that my physi-
cian thought an operation would be
DECesSSary.
“Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com-
pound having been recommended to
me, 1 decided to try it. After using
several bottles I found that 1 was
cured. My entire system was toned
up, and 1 suffered no more with my
ovaries. "Mus. Axxa Aston, Trov, Mo.
other
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Potash should be used.
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WELFARE OF THE
Talmage Says Simple
duces to Longevity.
BODY.
Life Con-
Dr.
the Advance of Age People Allow the
Years to Run Away With Them.
[Copyright 1801.
Wasningrox, D. C—In this discourse
Dr. Talmage shows how any one can con
quer the effect of vears and grow vounger
in spirit; text, Pealms ciii, 5, “So that thy
youth is renewed like the eagle's ”
There flies out from my text the most
Wajentie of all the feathered creation—an
eagle. Other birde have more beauty of
plume and more sweetness of but
vaice,
sueh clutch of claw, such expansion of
wing, such height of soaring, such wide.
ness of dominion. Its appetite rejects the
carrion that invites the vul*ure, and in
most cases its food is fresh and clean.
Leveling its neck for flight, in spiral
curve, it swings itself toward the noonday
sun. It has been known to live a hun.
dred years. Wkat concentration of all
that is sublime in the golden eagle, the
eagle, the eagle, the
martial eagle. the booted eagle, the Jean
l= Blane eagle! ter awhile in its
life comes the mo! and it
looks ragged and
and
high crags.
feathers are gone
attire ia put on
imperial
feels !
ecks gO by a
and new or
ind its beak,
1 3 of bon »
off against the re
hallenged
and
the author of the sxt. had wat
and knew
ing in his own phy-
vene
wgdoma
monarchs of the s
ita, and one day, exu
sical and spiritual rej
to his own soul: “You
all the time
ROCNCR,
re getting vounger
me think
I saw vesterdav, just
season, swinging through the v
and then
Mount Olivet
renewed Like
3
Iou make
molting
ley of Jehoshanha
around the head of
soul, ‘thy youth is
eagle's.” ”
The fact is that pe
They allow the years to ru
them. The almanac and th
discourage the Some of
than you have i
ought to realize tha
er the soul ought to
on toward
molting season,
have better +
reign in clearer atmo
bide us to I
body as well as of
art as we
ect 18 appr
Many might
and get vounger by
eal habits. The simpler |
longer he live Thorn
shire, E
worked on
years of age he w
Bwed under nine k
I? years of ag
don. The }
i
circiing
£) mv
nie get old too fast.
get your
old age vou are
and after that
nes, tal en guner i
here, Our
1.
0K
the Ia
BR the ia
ears and nine month
When Dr. Harvey
eirculation of the blood,
tem examination of Thon
elared there were :
in the body. °
pewed his yout!
gain.
occupations and
illustrations
ipocrates, the father
109 years, and among t
medical profession w
parians and
rians were Darwin
ner and Rayse
laws of health
oclogena
he had
of age
work at ninety-fou
Numidia, at mi
torious cavalry
Titian was engaged
inting when he
redth year. How
renewed their youth!
ut the average longevity of
private life, and with mental
and no conspicuous success, 4s much larger
than the average longevity of the re
nowned. There are hundreds of thou
Men now renewing
mr youth like the eagle's, so that the
pomsibility of such a turning back of the
dee
vas
Bismarck, the greatest of German states
men, & long while his
passed his eightieth milestone
belore d CORR,
ran with him up and down the hills of Ha
warden. We started for a walk,
got to be a run. All those men again and
Some one writes me, “ls not threescore
and ten the bound of human life, accord
ing to the Bible?” My reply is that Moses
{not David), who wrote ti psalm, was
giving a statistic of lug own day.
Through better understanding of the
laws of health and advancement of med:
eal science ne statistics of longevity have
mightily changed since the time of Moses,
and the day is coming when a nonagena-
rian will no longer be a wonder. Phlebot-
omy shortened the life of whole genera
ions, and the lancet that bled for every.
thing is now rarely taken from the doc
tor's pocket.
Dentatry has given power of healthy
mastication to the human race, and thus
added greatly to the prolongation of life
Electric lights have improved human
sight, which used to be strained by the
dim tallow eandle. The dire diseases
which under other names did their fatal
work, and were considered almost incura-
ble now in a majority of cases are con
quered.,
Vaccination, which has ssved millions
of lives and balked the greatest scourge
of uations, and surgery, which has ad
vanced more than any other science, have
done more than can be told {or the prolon-
gation of human life.
The X-ray has turned the human body,
which was opaqus, into a lighted castle,
It is easier in this age to renew one's
youth than in any other age.
But the body is the smallest and least
important part of you. It is your soul
that most needs rejuvenation, but that
will also help bodily vivifieation, In order
to do this 1 advise you to banish as far as
ble all fretfulness out of your life.
doing $ that will make you ten years
peop Br it itinn
w ng themselves ou
managing the lars of the universe,
They have undertaken too big a job. They
ire vin Jo drive wo long and fiscy 3
teum. bave all the affairs of church
and state an hand, end they fret
this and fret about that ard fret about
the other thing. They fear that China
will be divided up among the nations and
there will be an entanglement causing
wars such as we have never heard of.
They fear that Edvard VII. will not be
as wise a king as his mother was a queen.
They are appalled at the accumulated na-
tional debt. They fear society in going to
picces by reason of immoralities. They
apprehend that America will be over-
crowded with foreigners. They say the
newapapers getting so bad that this
country is going to be utterly demoralized,
They are all the time apprehensive of so-
cial and religious and political calamities,
and it is telling on their mental health,
depressing their physical health, and, in-
stead of renewing their youth like the
eagle's, they are imitating the eagle who
would sit in his nest of sticks lined with
grass on the rock, mourning about the
woes of the ornithological world, th. lone-
liness of the pelican. the filthiness of the
vulture, the eroak of the raven, the reck-
less of the albatross. Would that improve
things? No. It would be a molting pro-
cess for that eagle which would never
close, and it would only get thinner and
more gloomy and lees able to gain food for
its young and less able to enjov a land-
scape as it appears under a twenty-mile
flight on a summer morning under the
blue heavens.
I do not advise you to he ind
these great that
church and state and nations
fret about them tealize that
hy that
about
are
ferent to
pertain to
but not to
t ig not an
affairs in this
nent At the
eve
18 infinite
ve His government going to be
lure, He cannot be defeated. Better
Him in the management of this
Id and of all worlds vou and 1
» work that
in our nana : { 4 we hay
questions
) :
hing charge of
divine govern
ead of this unive
Ee 18 g whose
18 not
ol
» responsible for
the
orchestra plavers
wind instruments do not w
The ecornetist does not look to
the violinist is drawing the bow
strings, nor does the flu ]
see how
the
tiny
mn
over
carrying
int it may be
leader.
our part, howey :
in the great harmony
My text suggests that heaven is an eter
i A cycle of
upon the
i t work upon
years wi
fmm
nge unless it
wind
nister, leaving you
[ the stairs, and
3
where ft
ns an
the
erced him t
fider was :
t might do for M
t not for a Chris
id hand put upon your
», no eold band of repulse or
the warm hand of welcome,
mn hand of saintly communion,
GLE Of
QUenet
I congratulate all Christians who are in
the eventide. Good cheer to all of you.
Your best davs are vet to come. You are
take the
form Lhe moat
and after 10,000
will be no nearer
sights, most delightful jour-
elevating {riendshipes,
veara of transport you
the last rapture than
In heaven you will have what most
pleascs you. Archbishop Leighton's de-
sire for heaven was a desire for Christ and
purity and love, and he has found there
what he wanted. John Foster rejoiced at
heaven, because there he
could study the secrets of the universe
without restraint, and he has been regal
ing himself in that search Southey
thought of heaven as a place where he
would meet with the learned and the
great—Chaucer and Dante and Shakes
peare. He no doubt has found that stvie
of communion. That great and good
Dick was fond of mathematics, and he said
he thought much of the time in heaven
woild be given to that study, and I have
no doubt that since ascension he has made
advancement in that science. The “twelve
manner of fruits” spoken of in Revela-
tion means all kinds of enjoyment in heav-
en, for twelve manner of fruits includes
all the chief fruits that are grown on
trees. I suppose there will be ss many
kinds of enjoyment as there will be 1m
habitants
You will have in heaven just what yon
want. Are you tired? ‘Then heaven will
be rest. Are you passionately fond of
sweet sounds? Then 12 will be music. Are
you stirred by pictures? There will be all
the colors on the new heavens, on the jas.
per sea, and the walle imbedded with what
splendors! Are you fond of great archi.
tecture? There youn will find the temple
of God and the Lamb aud tne uplifted
thrones. Are you longing to get back to
your loved ones who have ascended? Then
it will be reunion. Are you a home body?
Then it will be home. Here and there in
this world you will find some one who now
lives where
four generations may have dwelt in the
same house, but had
several
home they built or rented for their early
manhood, the home of riper and more
prosperous years. But all homes put to-
ther, Precious as t are in remem
ce, or from present occupancy, cane
not equal the heavenly home in the
of many mansions. No sickness will
con , for it is promised “there shall
no more pain.” No parting ab
frint door, we last lack ut Tees to
hag BEEN M ie wi God,
8h each other, home, forever,
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GRIP
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. NER-
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Mrs. F. WW, Grant, 4900 Cen-
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usual can speak anly in the
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o the Nervura and ston was out
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sod of fliness,
sufferin
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