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THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA.,, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 25,
1805,
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DAVID AND ABSALOM.
DR. TALMAGE®' PREACHES A GREAT
SERMON TO YOUNG MEN.
The Parent and the Wayward Son Love
Industry and the Christian
the
of Home,
Religion ns Safeguards of Young
Men Keeping the Lord's Day.
WasHinGTON, Nov. 24.—In his
mon today Rev. Dr. Talmage, preaching
to the usual crowded audience, + ok up
a subject of univ l interest ty young
men. His text ved from II
Samuel xvi young man
Absalom safe
The heart
wrapped up
was a splend
af wor \
his head t
not a
that he
hair tha
what was
poun
brill
boy, w
Was |
He had
his fa
battle
gun. Dav
gat i
ings
his h
rer
decided
cont
ar aw
of the
runn
spoed
ann
and t
at the
thing
life
those 1
cial
disgra
nity
eomo |
dollar
earth
mount
rocks w
da, and
the g
and |
and m
not kee;
That ot
of the
rock
the 1
parts
them n
not by 1
midst of
be a fool
Home as a Safeguard,
"As the
yatcheth
hes and
the
Now,
young
which I+
There are
ple asnre
word carly
abode 1 or pov-
erty. Harsh words a tulance and
sowing 1 the
SRnetity « f tha w1 Lon
and self sacrifi nilt their
altars in = m bodies, were
gers in 3 }
you, ¥
hone
may ve destroyed all
| BH |
kindness
h have |
: tran
God pity
ng man;
mever |
roof, but
without
soon not
your soni. A stranger passing along that
place might & hing remarkable
about it ; but, much it means
to you. Fresco on palace wall does not
mean so ranch to as those rough
hewn rafters. Parks wers and
trees on fashionable water oe or
eountiry seat do not mean
you as that brook that ran
the plain farmhouse nging under
the weeping willows. The barred gate
way swung open by porter in full dress
not mean a8 much fo you ne that
ing gate, yoor sister on one side of
#8 and yon on ther, she gone 15
oars ago into glory; that scene com
fag back to you today, as you swept
You have
itirred
a dash
ing om rth that so
oh! how
You
much to
in front of
and
the ©
backward and forward on the gate,
ginging the songs of your childhood.
But there those here who have their
second dwelling place, It is your adopt
ed home, That als sacred forever,
There you estsblished the first family
There your children were born.
room flapped the wing of the
nder that roof, when
you expect to lie
down and die. There is only one word
in all the language that can convey
your idea of that place, and that word
is ‘home. "’
Now, let me say that I never knew a
man who was faithful to his early and
d home w» given over at
rim of wick
yment in
Hite
altar,
In that
death angel. 1
your work is done,
ho was
) ANY Kross I
u find more en)
A Rotten Beam In the Palace.
A
or the
fen
n oegin
m to x
has in his
in, every
capital
t of his
h the
And yet
many men who start
ot of
Lure
without
ng to be a
Mark's ca
no life pl
iparisoned, they has
;, and I run out and say: ‘Hel
Whither away!’ ‘‘ Nowhere!”
make every
g up of eat life
plot. J that there should be on this
sea of | many ships that
bound for no port! They
ery whither by wind and wave, up by
the mountain
They sail w
no stan
ton n
lo, man!
they say Oh, young man,
day's duty a fillin the g
geom
swept eve
and down by the valleys
th no chart. They gaze on
long for no harbor. Ob,
young man, have a high ideal and press
to it, and it will be a mighty safeguard
They
| There never were grander opportunities
opening before young men than are
go in. Fe ngain started for home and
wont home, The other young man went
in. He went from one degree of tempta-
tion to another. Caught in the whirl of
frivolity and sin, he lower and
lower. He lost his business position. He
lost his morals, He lost his He
died a dreadful death, not one star of
I stand before you
‘“to th
have boen per
opening now. Yeung men of the strong
arm and of the stout bLeart and of the
bounding step, I marshal youn today for
a great achievement
Ar
sank
et for the
ith 11 me how a young
his Sabb
ire his pro
I tell yon what hi
ther suf un: resp
man
ith, and I will tell you
treet
soul
in bugine and | merey shining on it
today,’’ said that minister,
Giod that for 20 years 1
mitted to pre ach tl
other young man."’
Oh, yom that
point—-the one
went 1 The great
business life will
117 you, young
Lord's Day. da h« ut the
ink
r the eternal world (dod
nto our busy | red da au the
6 gospel. I
feed
hable
this
8 Bi
uld demand one day
the im
men,
Keep the Ine
i ¢
rher Wa
on of Society.
all
ing out
had a v¢
he we
ing point
bad busi
and the
upon me al
18 unt
The Other Man,
That Sunday night
point of that young
very Sabbath hot
point in the hist
int 3 (1 Doel ' alr
VETROTY
ond
viralty and Horse Guards
the ixth
y he , fi oOrre
on an anni :
gyman who told
He said : dragoons recently chang d their quar
“Thirty years ago tars, a mare be
started out to attend Park theater, New | troopers w taken x
York, to i :
ridiealous and by
been brought up
They started for {
vile play, and 1
came back upon tho
not right to go, but till i
They came to the door of the tl et
One of the young mon stopped and stat
The
(azotto
ent of
when
writes
that
ill as to be unable
to proceed on the journey the follow
i Inter another de-
tachment of the sane regiment, accom-
panied by the band, arrived. The sick
mare was in a Joose box, but hearing
the ma 1] straing kicked a holo through
the side of her box and making her way
| through the shop of a tradesman took
| her place in the troop before she was se
sng
LWoO dave
morning
| od for home, but returned and camo up | pured and brought back to the stable
to the door, but had not the courage to
LEGAL NOTICE
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longing to one of the |
Closing Out Sale!
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