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THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA. APRIL 5, 1900,
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CHRIST THE THEME.
He Brings Happiness Into Every
Life That He Enters.
Sayw
in
His Praises,
Henrd
All Nature Sings
Dr.
Infancy Have a Strong
fluence In After Life,
Talmuge~Hymns
1900, by Loul
Washington
[Copyright }
April 1
In this discourse Dr. Talmage shows
how Christ brings harmony and
ody into every life that He ¢
text, Psalms, 118:14: “The Lord is my
strength and song.”
The most fascinating
heart properly attune di
There
light to suggest Him and something
in the His
praise. he
stars shine
claim Him,
chant Him. Whatever
and beautiful, if you or
will speak His praise
the summer time I plu
thing of
Sharon ar
When | see |
“Behold the
the s
mel
in the
is something
evening shadow to speak
The flower breathes Him, t
Him
the vo
the qa
Him
away
very hot w
jecting
heavens
shows
redem;]
faded
the t
of
lem
thos
ermen
Instead
the praise «
is happies
and
bloss« ns
heavens dr
way
wl one wor
se them
! steps
the path «
who
mouthed ren
bespoil ye little
y to keep
ones
boys and
house ant make them
They 1 t ha
God save your chil
e fresh
Kir and recreation
from at} Fy
the
nteracting
Christ
before sour little
fet tha
eXOrcine
iren the Ll biasting
but
amning influence of treet
ni
ian « ture
know of ) CO ence
the power of and ex
Hold
f
RInpie ones
e of Jesus
that shall
hearts in
the fascination of music
morning, noon and night. Let it
Jeans, the cradle song. This is impor
tant, if your children grow up, but per
haps they may not. Their pathway
may be short. Jesus may be wanting
that child, Then there will
soundiess step in the dwelling, and
the youthful pulse will begin to flub
ter, and the Jittle hands will be lifted
for help. You cannot help. And a
great agony will pinch at your heart,
and the eradle will be empty, and the
nursery will be empty, and the world
will be empty. No little feet standing
on the stairs. No toys scattered on
the carpet, No quick following from
room to room. No strange and won-
dering questions. No upturned face
with laughing blue eyes come for a
kiss, but only a grave and a wreath of
white blossoms on the top of it and
bitter desolation and a sighing at
the pure
the
name
be word evil
their
struction ali
from fiive to your
be
be =»
| have heard from
| nightfall ‘wish no one to put to bed.
| The Heavenly Shepherd will take that
lamb safely anyhow, whether you have
been faithful or unfaithful, but would
it not have been pleasanter if you ould
those lips the prai
i gmore
CN
read anythis
ut
| never
this
of Christ
beautiful i ube a chi
parture
ed her }
by,
the
fie
the
the
gunshot
kind
the
hot lips, no
away the flies from
ike the
of
groan,
no Jon
the
others I
the
his own spir
of
sirangers
his ow: blasph
others t wing up
ed
home
conden
from
songs
bitterness dying
among
the n
in ght! Songs nm
night! Ah!™ said one dying soldier
“tell my mother that last night there
not
Jesus!"
was one cloud
and Songs m
Songs in the night!
between
the
my soul
night!
This Sabbath day came
altars of 10.000 ehurches
up the savor of sacrifice
of the gospel preached in plain Eng
lish, in broad Scotch, In flowing Ital
lan, In harsh Choctaw, God's pesple
assembled in Hindoo temple and Mo
ravian and Quaker meeting
house and sailors’ bethel and king's
chapel and hightowered cathedral
They mang, and the song floated off
amid the spice groves or struck the
feebergs or floated off into the west.
ern pines or waa drowned in the
clamor of the great cities, Lumber
men sang it and the factory girls and
the children in the Sabbath class and
the trained ARRem
Fr the
has smoked
om
Ministers
church
in
heirs great
blages trappers. with the same
voice with which they shouted yester |
day in the stag hunt, and mariners
with throats that only a few days ago
blast of
it (ne
the hoarse the sen
they
sounded in
hurricane, theme
for she
rong
nny
(Ine irden for the
HOrImo
Je
for the
bapt
for thie tition,
Jesus Seripture
for the
sacramental «
mal font
and love
lighted
down
f mighty
Worthy
to re
honor
without
no other
that
attle of Agin
Henry VV. f
the won
the King to
Divine interposition
w) gured, and
} after hattle war
gloriously
ie an
won wnt ted
weknow ledge the
and ordered
the of
tame to the =»
Lord, but hy
the king disn
ravalry
hout,
he the chap! to read
David
nrd
Psalm
be
snd
and all
to name
imted,
dismounted the great
officers and threw
Oh.
Saviour's love
them
the
the
we
Him
hosts of
men,
relven their faces
the
deliverance
on
of
savionr's
nt
and
shall
Toe fore
story
not prostrate
to-day
ouraelves
of earth and
Heaven, falling upon our faces and
erying: “Not not unto us,
but unto Thy name be the glory!"
‘Until the day break and the shadows
flee away turn our beloved and be
thon like a roe or a young hart upon
he moanstaine of Nether ™
hosts
unto us
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All those two eortain tracts of land, the one
thereof situste in the township of Harris
county of Csatre, and State of Pennsyiviania
bounded on the north by lands of Yan Tries
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ohn Clark, her husband, Woodland, Clearfield
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