G THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA THURSDAY, OCTOBE R 8, 1806. TH wn sha INCLE GATE. It In CARL Mu ttuodos Pass Through Earthly Life. Saff-ring nud Trouble In This Waor'd, if Endured with un Ct hristian *pirit, {| be Rewnrded In Heaven, Where Love Helgns Supreme. Dr. Talmages preaches a very con. forting sermon to the afflicted ones on from the words found in lsaia 54: 12: “And I will make thy windo of agates, and thy gates of earbung Perhaps because a human disenss most painful and ofttimes fatal chara ter is aftor it, church u the world never done that intens stone, the car Christ mon, and the tie vision ma Heav wave had pre but this, in all earth named the have justice t eandi heugnestive precio buncle, he pearl t cked up to Wd a his ser | the amet nud sr and the SAD per the ares, sermon on the carbuncle This precious stone is foun East Indies, let, and held the sun it is a burning coal puts it into rhythm as he Like the burning coal when Among th God sets it h He shapes in color is an up between ec ¢ Greeks as Anthrax k igh up in Bil lography. cuts it wi chisel, it with & etry, and kindles its fire i supernatural flan of syn of paralle amazement cantos of the pe x of tl ing and wre from Edon Bozrah? Isaiah and « : But Chr in his wn eight fin each leane from gates right wh gates of carbune What an od« this fering 1 world has seen vicar gers and 0 thumbs ar v , and he lifted the gat forehead and it a crimson impress, and all gate d against are deeply ¢ spoke of en he ide 1 of Vic for othe ious sufle lions of times demonstrated it on i ell that befor after. Rachel lived after the birth of her name In faint whisper she said, “Call him Ben-oni,"" whi | pain,” and all road from cover Lhe at the y of Rad Loy But in mothers die MANY CARES gros recre stab mother's heart! Why world is full anid to the the e of to die And neer od i i mt, Lr the train trains « lant thelr den y : the motive an th other brak @ Ay ASCH i that ¢ mg enough went and a am only i h means r ads for n-up en ancy clear Suffering the the 1OCOIN« engineer iS summer Lhe on Lhe reds here , ¥ ou know today suffering for others and Lod knows that it is vicarions sac rifiee. Dut on one limestone hill about twice the height of this church, five minutes’ walk frown the gates of Jerusalem, was the sublimest ease of suffering for others that the world ever saw or ever will see. Christ the vietim, human and satanic malevolence the executioner, the whole human race having an over. whelming interest in the spectacle, To open & way for us sinful men and sin. ful women Into glorious pardon snd high hope and eternal exultation, Christ, with hand dripping with the rush of opened arteries, swung back the gate, and behold! it is & red gate, n gate of deepest hue, a gnte of earbuncle. What is true in spiritusls is true in teronorals There are young ren snd son to give him a : older n ea wo hep, through the right settlement of this acrid controversy between silver and gold, or the bi- metallic quarrel, that it will become easy to make a living, That time will aever come. It never has been easy to make a living. The men who have it very easy now went through hardships and self-denials to which most young men would never consent, What is true of individuals is true of nations. Was it a mild spring morn- ing when the Pilgrim Fathers landed { on Plymouth Rock, and did they com i in a gilded yacht, was in gay streamers fly- cold December, ing? No. It i and from a ship in whieh one would the knives all to Hudson or river. not want cross the Potomac Scalping they landed, Indian beach them, the the Red men red rondy to receive their only welcome Red the ains, men for hoon on men in at men on the va Caine in men, mount Red sun SKICS BO geniag, fertile, the rivers so popul finny life, the there acreage so lmmense be nothing to do but es merry. No. The and drink and .be powerful nation, by army navy, sounded ts i sand protest across three hou hen Bunker Hill, water, Lexington, and Monmou and iastrie iring the minister must do as he feels eal wit I will not eritic we wheat magnitud anda cor: beast iteriess oO perfed tion ' 1 and the flax of r naked Thou Ww ite give Bring to the i, and snivati God save in Ril pointment and ugg some good reason arrange not poverty is sicknes sickness, | persecut evil appet if IL is not some ev petite, avement think Just like You will have ) 48 4 ht us Ae whether it bo hafided to you in golden chalice or pewter mugs daraug A man dollars a year in- come sleeps sounder and has a better wppetite than the man who has five mil- Homs IM our life were not a we would who has a thousand struggle to get would never consent world, and here, and ny of the out of this we want to stay up the w generations A friend id my shoemaker 80 block the Russian city, whos basement of other day of 134] 1} bench was in the a bull ound that feet of thos ing, and so far underg: could see only the the sidewn:) Sen Lis often up, and there went the swift and skipping feet of children, and then the slow aud unl form step of the aged, and t¥tn foet with shoes old and worn out, and then erippled feet, and he resolved he would do » kindness to each one who needed it. So when the foot with the old and worn-out shoe was passing, he would hall it and make for it a comfortable covering, for he had the hammer, and the pegs, and the shoe lasts, and the lapstone, and the leather to do it. And when he saw the Invalid foot pass he would hail it and go out snd offer medicine and erutch and helpfulness, And when he saw the aged foot pass he hailed it and told the old man of Heaven, where he would be y again. When he saw the foot of child: hood pasa on the sidewalk he would go went by ou bench, he looked | day | all | dear fuel | ad to the | advancing | { he | : e who | | od on | out with good advice and a laugh that seemed like an echo of the child's laugh, Well, time went on, and as the shoe- maker's wants were very few, he worked but little fof himself and most of the time for others, and in the lon; evenings, when he could not well see the feet passing on the sidewalk, he would make shoes of all sizes and stand them on a shelf ready for feet that would pass in the daytime Of course, as the years went under this the shoemaker more more Christian, until said to himself: ‘I wish among those feet passing up there on the feet f the on, process became and he one sidewalk I could Christ His f because see the Oh! if 1 I woulddon are scarred passing con oniy see eet go by, them hat and in the they the shoemaker saw the “OO Chr thee night dream he $ ist, and he said: ng for to pa k,and 1 ha feet, and Hee wounded but In red feet vain d hail You & poor oid y And help thoug s the foot of that was my by; was the man ti shuffling Blesse Then the some CC} and had voice song or voices of “Hark now to the « they are about to join in niece of the swings and as the de hoirs in white s the openit and oft finger Temple Ww wahip,' 1 Lo feel the pulse 8 of the harp the wm SUrprs {f martyrs breathe hear ered Heaven, “Music Why, that is the first rd. Will it keep on? Tell the What name of that I never heard \ I never heard anythin And a little child, lon at the Ips on utes of praise, i the oui ust ent savy I ev is the anythi turns nr for the first t On earth Isa r ¢ coll of your she your childish brow, bu pever heard your volee, even in pla r prattie, and I am confused lh i h is the best musie, that which t angels of God render cr you, my darling. Music! I readabo it, and saw the notes in the mu and I saw the fingers of pianis run up and down th: snowbanks the keyboard, but 1 never thought would be anything like this! Musi Then the angel will say to a lifelor invalid. “Did ever breathe air l this? Sach Such tonle! immortal life have this elim Oo Kn the voice DHOOK yon balm! Ste in every res any climate on ea ate of Heaven?” And t This Is the fir time many & long year I have been free from pain, As | passed through t river by that gate the last ache left me, and I am well, gloriously well, ever lastingly well. 1 have swallowed the last bitter draught. 1 have felt the las eut of the knife. 1 have passed the last sleepless night, and now 1 realiz the beauty of what St. John said in Revelation, “There shall be no more pain.” And then the martyrs and the prophets and the apostles will take up the chorus, and all the recovered in. valids from earth will join in the tri. umphant refrain that surges to and fro, from east gate of Heaven to west gate. Chovus: “No more pain; nc more pain; no more pain; no more pain!” My hearers, it oon be a great Heaven for all who rough, buf the best Hoaven for those nothing but a whey they entered the gate of through the =e of oar a iw . boa ration! D YOu «yer fi tine soul saya, ois | | DON'TS FOR DEBUTANTES. Rules for Those Ww ho Have Just Entered Soclety, It is a good thing to have some rules with which to work out life's problem, and here are some that have been picked up and tested by a contributor to the | Washington Star and found to be good Always take it for granted that every one means well by you, unless you have proof to the contrary, The average person in society has a good natured, or at least a cynical, sort of tolerance for Very few actually hate you, or want to spite When yon find out that there who does, don’t discuss it or quarrel about it if it can be avoided, Just drop the pe from f mpletely as possible, and wbove all, never descend t s him or It will you. you. 18 806 one your life Ins « o abuse hurt than it ure up a all pro vard such re niness take the Berkshir ven the Pacific yay Cras Ucean, whol oung tame and « 1 with Wis couple Wo Yeas OMmaon we ' OI PATS the prosp devoted crimina AY In Siberia, he Rassian ung m 0 Alaska MT ns to be sur Wheelmen An Aust planing per Austrian In Vier afore the public streets are requis ) pina an examination. They are required ride between boards ald on the fl without touching the sides or ody them. must be able to dismount either right, | left, or backward; until the rider passes ni ¢ : Wor es] of | this examination satisfactorily a Hoense to ride on the public highway is refused | | him, Retorehand. Ho-~That little brother of yours is | enther bright, jsn't het He told me just pow he should expect n quarter if | kissed you, fSho--The wretch! You did't give sim anything, did you! Ho-I gave him a dcilar in advance At the word of commun they GLORY OF A GOOD NAME, Mothers Advise Their Daughters To Rely Upon Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Mrs. Oberg’s Invaluable Advice ters—Sim ilar to That of nousands Other Wise Mothers—-They Know fror Experience What i Remedy for Female il s the Only Reliab §} ars of strug nie confide ney OBERG, PROFESSIONAL WM the court WM. J. SINGER, trict attorney SPAN Office count prompt court hous Attorney-at CARDS law Consuita sh. Col {i ctor of ns prompt. AW wig. | 1 | cuplied Office in court house, & HEWES (J C . Hewes), Allorney ng, « y lega Consuitati man and English J. C. MEYER, Alttorney«at in Crider’s Exchange. attcrmey. German and Spangler law, ee pposite the business Office the in Gers it Ositle : RA law. Office | Hx-district English, Prompt attention to all business, JOHN Opera House court house, JAMES Ww. ALEXANDER, High street, rtdaw-office, Court House, Courts. block, Practices N M. KEICHLINE, Attorney-atdaw | and Justice of the Peace. Office in | opposite the | attorney near in all the EV i BEY vel for ron FAITHFUL MEN STATE -* NORMAL * | spring | dents SCHOOL wok cents week Heat, light, i board, per washing, fan oniy $3 px for tuition and good The net and fumished 16 weeks is only $60; for the of 12 weeks, only $45, an term of 14 weeks, only cost of the whole k 4 $107 Cost room for the ff: wind A( 40 leges are reg A 11 conduct nishes superior trains ) students, Graduates command go sitions and meet with exce The handsome new bu at a cost of ote bund thousand dollars, is now finis Accommodations fr Electric light in every room, ca beds, wardrobes, new {urn fourteen bath rooms Hot a water on every floor. Fan syste: heat Qinead of venti! Everything is new and convenient, may enter at any tine Have HB Alces ihe i rections We any who are interested catalogue and secure term. JAMES ELDON, A. M., Ph. 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