Capital city courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1885-1893, September 01, 1888, Image 3

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Drayago and loving,
OMVliR MAOGARI)
Desires to Inform the public th.it his equip
ment for moving Household (ioods,Pl.ino
.Safes, Murcliandlsc, Heavy Machinery.
etc., U the b'st In thi; city-. Special men '
ami Wilson me kest for the removal of j
Pianos and Household Goods,
Which nrc nlwnis li.uulletl hy conipolnnl .
anil experienced' help, ami the latent npnll- '
nnces ucd for handling- Safes mid other '
heavy good. Call, address or telephone,
OLIVER MACiGARI)
'relephone 1 1 1 Olllee yt 7 O s !
Fremont Elkliorn & Mo, Valley
Trillin tf.no 10:15a. in. and 12: in i.in ,
TlIK Pl.KUnlltt VaLITV I .INK.
To froo homes In Northiielern Nebraska nn
Kimthiu-MeniPakoln.
To tin; Ill.irk llllli ntul ln- ll.it rtpilngs.
To Ccntinl WjiiinliiK coal mill 1111 fields 1111 J
cattle ranges, j
To flilc-nrc mid tlit ftist.
vo Nt. I'n il, Hie North niul Northwest. '
i-'orfiirtlierhifnriti.itinii liHiulroof
ui'.o. n. roiti:M.N, Agent, i
1.1 South lOlh street, IJneoln
W. I Pitch, J. IS. Itl'Cll.lNlN,
(leiicral M'ger. (len'l Pass. Ag't
Mlssouil Vnlli'V. town.
n
I ' ( amtai. Stock $200,000.
Ja W MosIiit. 1're-dil.nit. W.J- Walsh, V-Pre
It. C. Ouicilt, Casliler.
Ar.TAL NATION At. HANK
S. I-I. BUKNHAM,
BROKER.
Hon.Y loaned on long or short time at lone
tie. Onicc In lllclmioV Mock, room 13.
Ta':e e levator on Eleiciith street entnuie.
N. R. HOOK, M. D.,
diseases op women.
Urinary and Recta . Diseases a Specialty.
- Trent rcclul diseases liy IIIIINKEUIIOIT
PAINLESS SYSTEM. Ofllcc, rooms Ml. KM nml
121 llivrr Mock. Twelfth mid O streets. Olllee
tluihom MS. lteslit.'neitlfl-.!!lQbtns'l 'Phone, Mi
Orllco hours, 0 to I'.1 11.111. a to ft itmlto .1 i in
bun. lays, into II 11 in
3.A.SH0EMAKER.M.D.
HomtBopalliist Physician,
T-'le !ione Nn 0S5.
ifis; South I Ith .Sticot, I.imoi.u Nkii
PEEB1ESS
Steam Lwmdrj
1117 1 Street.
Mtilllntho front nml nbbohm-ly leading nl
iiiiH.'tit()rs. Thoioughry cipiipsl lor tin
uiiet-t work, giving to eneli iiistniuer mi 1111
qualified giinruntco for nil woik done All ni
our work done with neatness nml dispatch
'e solicit onleCH for subtil Imu v Wages unr
nclghlioilug towns, pnylng thoc.xpicsaou ni
inUrs one uuy, ltctpcct fully,
C. J. PRATT.
i. i'JI.N
AMI IMiTllirKIlP IVNMtNKIIIl',
filiorihnnaauil Typewriting. Host and tni-Kitt coIU-kc
In tlio west. Hluili'iitH n isml fur Imslm-nt In from
a to y inontlw. linthkliiiil liiatrui-tlnn. Kuilunilox
iwrlonral fnculty. Ki-int for collide Juurcals and
rpoolmi'iii r ixMiinarmhlp to
Uf.I.UlltllKIK. K ItOOSK. Lincoln, .Vb.
BLOOD POISON.
Olil 1I1M11 iM'tl. 'nn'.ilii
1 ttlO fiillntfiairo lit IjIihnI
Ipolron! li inn unjllmv
It, gushing oiiliir old lu-ili
at liny moil niul li
licnllliy) TIll'Hil f .-r II. nni
dcail, tihrralwl, 1111I1 allhy
trciiuciHiy ra'i'H a rui
furo. hlmiii.l corlalr.y oe
citractiil mul ri'Ka-nf Hlih
tocxl, art)i-lil iirili ihut
nevcrachu. 1 nn Iwoi tract.
l ullliout pulti, No hum.
bug.
AllUASION OV TI1K TKKTH.
1 he abovo cut shows the tilth of man 45
ft ira of apo. from Dr. Hell In 18.11. Wo meet
with this affection In the teeth In various forma
nd iliftri'is. The mils of tliu c.-owhr item
ri-v mft, havlnir a low decree of vitality anil
wrardown slioalnn a dark jtllowUli rupjicd
potju tho renter. Many am an foollth to
"" '.hat molar teeth aro of little aicouut,
,-.i it them irony default; after which all
Itie force of tho liuiseles are extended to the
front treth, wrarlim them ilonn rapidly.
Tho Jicat, and nrly remedy. Is to cover and
tiutlil up the ends Mllh cold and platinum,
hleli wears like dtnel anil eaves them manv
yr rs. We make a speelalty of fine cold wort
building tlirm up, coutour Ullltigs, etc
a. n
mm
Iff V'tj
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Cuts A and II are from John Tomes, of Ene
laud,
A Two Incisors with notches In the ends.
li slums tliopcgrtiapul teelu ivltbytllowlfli
pits In the emli
for such teeth we have two remedies: First
To fill ill" pits In the tuds with iild. See
nml Extract thciu and n place them with
artificial tietli. Hut the hones ahsnrh awat
upldly o that they will need resetting fre
(iieully.
We make the Uneat attUclal teeth hi the
northwest.
WeuseJustlea' and White's patent tietli
with lonu, ucavy pins, mounted m strone
elastic platia. Thoso who patrnnlze lis will
not bo trouhlcd with broken teeth and cracked
plates, caniier fore mouttn, etc.
ToliKise tno front teeth, Is to Ioojc hair
Hieporerof HH-etti, and more than half Ut
heauu
DR. A. P.'BURRUS,
i, J 208 O Rjiu:i;t.
i
GREAT flESULTS MAV DEPEND ON I
SMALL EVENTS.
Tlirrt Aik No 1 rxtuiillloiinrr In One l.liei".
Tin' C'lKiiul. Hit An lileiilul, Am l'mt nl
it (li rut I'I.iii -Tin Unililpreoiic' nf n
Stnttier' 1'rnjrr. I
fSltiMstiY, Ciiiiiidn, Aug. 2(V Tho llev. T. I
Do Witt TiihnnKi', I). IV, of llrooklyn, I
preached on tho r.inii Rroiind nt IhU plaeo I
toilny. All Camilla Is represented hi tho (in- '
iiienso Iht-ougH irttcuihlcd. Dr. TiiIiiiiiko has I
pleached nt Orliichy ninny auiiiinera. This 1
clones his Milliliter nhvnee. Helms preached,
lectured und visited In tlilrteon hluleiof tho
Union this Riuiituer, hliiitidieners nmiibcrhiK
Urn nml fifteen thoiKind iKiple. The wthject
af his seritioii hero today was "(Irent ltiwulta .
May I)epml on .Siu.ill ISventa," Dr. Till '
mngo tool; for hi tcxti "Through a window,
In (i hnsket, was 1 let down hv tho unll'' (II 1
Cor. II, SKI). IIoNiidi '. J
Dniuajcii'i Is 11 eity of whito and KH-tcnhiK t
nrclilU-etinr, somicI lines railed "tho ovo of
tho east," sometime mile I "a pwnl Mir- 1
rotiudeil by emeiiildi," at 0110 thuc ilMIn- '
KilMieil forsuoidsof thohei', iniitei liil, called
Daumseus hlndea, mid upholstery of richest
fabric called dainnki. A hoivnian hy tho
imtiinof Paul, rldlnj; ton mil this elty, had '
been thniuii from thoKiildle. Thohoi-wj had .
dmpiHil under 11 llah feoni the aky, xihleli at
tho sauio tlino was m bright It hlluded tho
rider for many iIiijn, mid, I think, mi peniia- '
neiitly Injuml his ei-i;ht that this defect of
vision been mo tho tlnarii in tho lli-h ho lifter
Mitnlaapxiikiof. Ho started for Dniuniuiis
to Imtcher Chriiliaus, hut utter that hard
fall from his horxo ho ivaa 11 ehani;el man
and preached Christ In DauiiiMMistill thoeily
was shaken to Its foundetioii.
Tho mayor jjlvos uuthority for his nrrcst,
nml tho popular cry Is, "KlUhhiil ICtUlilui1
Tho city is aiirromidcd by a high wall, and
tho twites aro watched by tho ihiIIii- lest tho
Clliciau pivacher escniKr, Jinny of tho
houcs nro built on tho wall, and their bal
conies projected clear over and hovered
nbovo tho gniileus ouUlde. It mis custom.
nry to lower baskets out of these balconies
nml pull up fruits rtiid (lowers from I ho kiii
dens. To this day vMtorx ut the monastery
of Mount Slim I nro lifted mid let down in
bankets. Detectives prowled nroiuid front
liuit-M.' to housu looking for Paul, hut his
friends hid him now in 0110 place, now hi
another. Ho is noeoirard.nailft Incidents In
his life dcmoiiHtmta. Mut ho feels his work
Is not 1I0110 yet, nml m ho evades usimIiui-
tioii. "Is that preacher heivf' tho foiimiiiR I
mob shout nt 0110 houso door. "Is that
fanatic hrm!'' the ihiIIco hout ntmiotlnr
housoilour. Koiiiet lines on tlii'Mrvt. lueoj;
llito, he t uisses thuaiKh 11 crowd of elenelieil
list, und Miuietllili'S ho seel ell s blllisell oil
the hoiiM-top. At last tho Infuriate iHipiilnco
Rt on 1 tiro track of him. They Imvoposi
tlvo oiilenee that he Is In tlio houso of unit
of tho C'lirUtians, tho balcony of w hos- homo
reaches over tho nll. "Hem ho isl Hew
lie i'." Tlio vociferation nml blasphemy nml
Imnhnt; of tho puesiii'rs nro ut tho limit
dour. They bn-nU in. "Ft ti li mit that tlo
polizer. mid let us hr.11;; Ida bead on the city
jjnto. Whew It lief" Tlio emergency was ter
rible. Providentially there was a KO".l, Mont
basket in tlm house. Paul's friends fasten a
rope to the b.T-l;i;t. Paul hteps into it. Tim
basket Is lifted to tho odo of llm balcony oil
tho wall, anil t -en while Paul holds 011 to tlm
rojo with In tli bauds hixlrJcnds lowerawny,
carefully and euutiously, slowly but mrely,
further down mid further down until tho
basket Mrikes the. earth mid thoiipoitln Mi'i
out, mid afoot mid alouo starts on that
famous missionary tour, the story of which
has astonished earth und heaen. Appro-
, priato entry in Paul's diary of travels:
1 "Through n window, lu u buskot, was 1 let
' down by tho wnll."
OliM'rve, first, on what u hlender teuuro
I Bivat iv.tiilts luiuj;. Tho iiipemaker who
I twisted that cord tasteueil tn that lowering
1 basket uuver knew how much would ilepeiiil
. on tho streiiRth of it. How if It hud ln-eu
I broken und the apostle's llfo hud bis'iidaslieil
, out? What would haie bcniiuoof tin Chris
tian oliurcli? All that magnificent mission
jury work In Pamphllla, Capjudocin, (Jala
j tin, Muceilonfa would uovor have lieeli no
, complMied. All LU writings that make up
! so iinlisjH-iiJinlilo und eiichaiitlug a art of
, tho Now Testament would never huvo lieeu
written. The story of resurrection would
never hao lnen mj gloriously told as ho told
It. That example of heroic mid triumphant
eiidurnuco at Phillppl, hi tho Mislitei1
raucaii euroelydou, under lla'ellatlou
and at his beheading would not have
kindled thocouragoof ten tlioiifand maityr
dolus. Hut that mpo holding that bni.l;i',
how much depended on itl Ho iigniu ii'jj
again (rrout result 1 hivo hung 011 what
seemed blender circumstances.
Did over ship of many thousand tons cross
ing tho sen Imvo such inuiortant passenger
' as had onco 11 boat of Icav es, from tnfTraii to
stern only three or four lift, tho vested niado
waterproof by a coat of bitumen, mid Uout-
J lug on tho Kilo with tho infant lawgiver of
tlio Jews 011 boan'.f What if some crovodllo
should crunch it? Whntifbomo of the cat
tle, wading in for 11 drink, should sink it?
Vessels of war toinetimes carry forty guns
looking through tho iortlioIes, ready to open
ibnt.lo. Hut that tiny craft on the Nile seems
I to bo firmed with nil tho guns of thunder thnt
! bombanlisl Hlnai at tho law gi ing. On how
. frngilo craft sailed how much of hi-torical
Impoilnucol
Tho iiar&oungo nt Kpworth, Unglniid, Is on
llro In tho nlg'at, und tho father rushed
through tho hullway lor tho tv-icuo of hit
j children. Koven childwu nro out mid sufo 01 1
I tho ground, but one remains In tho cnnsuui
iug building. That one wake, mid lludiuc,
liU led on llw and tho building cruiuhliiig,
1 comes to tho w'iiiil()u-,iiiid two peasants iniiku
a ladder of their bodied, 0110 iH-iLsnut standing
I on tho shoulder of tLo other, and down tho
human ladder tho boy descends John Wes
' ley. If you would know how much depended
' on thnt ladder of peasants, ask the millions
I of Methodists on both bidet, of these.i. Aslc
their mission stations nil around the world.
Ask their hundreds of thousands already as
cended to Join their founder, w ho would liavo
IcrUlicil but for tho llvlug ktait'A of pca&iiit:
bhouldurs.
An Knglish ship stopped nt Pitcnlrn Inland,
and right in tho midst of surrounding canni
balism mid Npialoi-tlio passengers discovered
a Christian c do ly of churches and schools
niul beautiful hoine-i und hljliest stylo of re
ligion mid civilization. For lllty years no
missionary mid no Christian iuflueuco hud
lauded t hew. Why this oasis of light uuild
u desert of heathendom? rilxty years beforo
11 ship had met disaster, mid 0110 of tho sail
ors, unable to sau anything else, went to
his trunk mid took out n lliblo which
liU mother had placed there, mid
bwam ashore, tho lliblo held if. l.is teeth,
Tho Pool; was read 011 till siiUs until tho
rough and ielous iopulatiou iero eviiu
i;clted, and a church wai Marl nl, mid mi
enlightened comuiuuwealth usiablisiied, and
tho world'a history has no mow bi'lliaut
page than that which tells of thotraiiffonua
tiouof 11 nation by on book. It did not
boem of much importauco whether the bailor
continued to hold tho book in his teeth or Ut
it fall In the breakers, but upon what s mull
tauiauk in Canada.
('In'iun.lniirc ilrpeuOcsi wuitt tnlplity ro
talis! Practical intereinxi Thrw mo no Insl
nllleanees in 0111 lie. Tho minutest thing
lsmitof 11 magnitude. Inllnll) Is mado up
of iullultislmals. (Irtsit things nn upgregn
tlon of s-iiiill things, lletlilehcm inaiigcrpull
lug 011 n star in tho eastern sky. Ono IhmiIv
In n dreueliisl sailor's mouth thiHiiungclliuv
t Ion of 11 multitude. Ono boat of pa pi run on
the Nile freighted with events for ullage.
Tho fato of Clu'lsleudum in 11 basket let
down fnini n window 011 tho wall. What yon
do, do well. If j 011 iiinko a wpe make II
strong and tine, for you know not hmviuuel.
tuny depend on your workmanship, jf j,m
fashion a Imat let It Ih wateipwof, for joii
know not who may sail hilt. If you pitta
lliblo In the t nink of your boy 111 ho goes from
home, let It Iki heard In your pra.iers, for It
ina. haxo n mission us fur ivaehlug as tho
book wh'ch tho sailor carried In his teeth to
tho Pitcnlrn beach. Tlio plainest man's llfo
Is mi Island between two eternities eternity
past rippling against his shoulders, eternity
income touching his brow, 'lho casual, tho
accidental, that which merely hapH'im so.nio
parls of n gwat plan, und tho mpo that
lets tho lugltlMi nH)ttlo from tho Damasetn
wall is thecnblo that holds to its mooring
the ship of the Church In the iiorihi'i--t
storm ot tho centuries.
Again, tiotiooliuroi'irriil;'.cdulid ruiissmleil
services, W'lui x,nfi tlio rope.' Who t list it
to tho tMisket f Who steadied tho illuslrlou1:
pix'iichi r 11s hostepK-d ititii It? Who ivlnxod
not 11 uut'clo of tho mm or dMiiUvil nil
mixlous loot; from his. faeo until lho basket
tnuehisl tho gwutld mid illschargisl its mag
lilllivnt eargo? Not ono of their names has
come to us, but Ihew wns no work done that
day In Damascus or in nil thofiirthcoms'ircd
v Ith lho Impel tauisi of their win k. What If
they had In thu ugitatiou tied a knot that
iiiuldslip) What If tho sound of a moliiittho
door had led them to sayi "Paul must take
care of hiui'clf, und we will tuko
caw of ourselMvO' No, no! They held
tho roH, und In doing to did morn
for the Christian chinch than any thousand
of us will evi r accomplish. Hut (1ml knows
mid has mado etirnal record of their under
taking. And they know. How exultant
they mutt have felt when they rend his let
ters to tho Koiunns, to thoCoiiuthians, to
the Oalatlaus, to the Kplicsiuus, to tlm Phil
Ippiitus, to tho Colossliins, to (lio ThcFsaln
uliiiis, to Timothy, to Titus, to Philemon, to
the Hebrews, mid when thoy heard how ho
walked out of prison with tho earthipiako
unlocking the door for htm, mid to k com
mand of tho Alexandrian coinshlp when tho
sailors wcw neaily seined to death, and
preached a sermon that nearly shook Felix
oil' bis Judgment sent, 1 hear the men mid
women who Iic1hsI him down through tho
window und over tho wall talking in piivati
nice the matter mid saying: "How glad I
am that weelloitisl that rctcun! In coming
limes others inl get tlm glorj of Palil'i
Work, but 110 nan shun lo,iii-"l t ohalisfnc
tlon of knowing that wo held tho rope."
There nro si Id to 1 10 about (I'J.OOO uiiuisteii
jfwliglon in this country. AlHiut .'o,ooo !
wnrraul eaiuo i.iun early homes' which line
to btrugglo for t ho necessaries of life.
The sous of 1 leh baukeis and uierchutiti
gnerally beeonni bunkers niul inerehmits.
The most of thutn who becoino luiiiiKterH nn
the sons of those who hsil terrilli ntiuggU
to ,;et I heir everyday lavr.d. Tlm collegiate
and theological iilue.it Ion of Unit sou took
every luxury fwiu the parental tuldo for
eight years. Tliu other cliililii-u wcro more
scintily fipimrclcd. Tho sou ut college every
littlo whilo got u bundle from home. In it
were the tucks that mother had knit, sitting
up Into at night, her bight not us good us mice
il was.
And there alio woro eoiiio delicacies fruiu
lho sister'u hand for I lie voracious npM'lito of
a hungry student. Tho luther uwtmg the
heavy crudlo through tho wheat, tho sweat
rolling from Ins chin lxsluwiug every step of
tho way, mid then sitting doun iuul"rthe
cherry tieo ut noon thinking to himself: "J
am fcurl idly tired, but it will pay if I cat.
onco sis) that Isiy tlirough college, und if I
ciiii know Hint bo will lio preaching tliu (iov
pel lifter 1 am dead." Tho onager cliildreii
wmit to know why they can't havo this and
that as others do, and tho mother says: "lie
patient, 1113 children, until jour bwther
,-iindliates, mid then you shall havo more
luxuries, but wo mustbco that boy through."
Tho J ems go by and tliu son hat lieeu or
dained and is preaching the glorious tlnsX'l,
au.l a great roWval comes, und touts !
'CDii-smiil hmidwsLs accept tho (Jospcl from
the lips of that ,oung preiicier, and father
and mother, ipilto old now, nrc Initlng the
ion nl tho village parsonage, mid at the close
jf ui Sabbath of mighty blessing, father mid
mother retire to their loom, the 1011 lighting
tho wn mid asking them If ho co,i!d do any
thing to uiuko t hiaii mow com foi table, say
ing if they wnut anything In ttiomght jina
to knock on tho wall. And thin nil ulnno
father mid mother tulk over the gracious
iulhieucesof tho day, and say: "Well, it was
worth all wo went through to educate
that boy. It was 11 hard pull, but we held
mi till the work win done. Tho world i.iay
not know il, but, mother, wo held the rope,
didn't wof And tho voice, tremulous with
joyful emotion, resjionds; "Yes, futlier, wo
held tho i-ojK-i 1 tool my work isdoiio. Nu.v,
Lord, lettctl thou thy tenant dcjviri iu
peace, lor mine oyes luive been th silva
tion." "Peliawl" inji. tho futhir, -:l never
felt so much lll.o living In my hfu as now. 1
wuut to see 1 hut ihut fellow Is going uu tu
do, lie has begun ni wclL"
Koiuothing occurs to mo quite pcraoiial. 1
wns tho jounm'stof 11 largo family of chil
dren. My parents weru neithir" ileh nor
poor; four ut the sons wniiUd collegiate ulu
cation, and tour obtained it, but not without
givathoino btrugglo. Wo never heaid tho
old people say onco that they wew denying
themsoUi's to cll'eet this, but I ivinemUrnow
that my parents always lisihed tired. I
don't think that they over got rested until
they lay down tu tho riouiuicrvillo leineiery.
Mother would bit down iu tho evening und
sa: "Well, 1 don't know what makes 1110
feel so tlredl" Father would full miincdi
utely to sleep, leated by tho evening htuid,
ovcrcomo with the day's fatlgui-s. Ono of tho
four brothers ufter prcuchlug tho tlotjiot lor
about lit ty yenm entered uiiou his hca euly
rest. Another of tho four is now 011 the
other bldo tho earth, 11 missionary of tho
rrobs. Two of us nro In this land iu the holy
ministry, mid 1 think nil of us nro wilting to
iickuowlcdgn our obhgutiou to the old folks
utliomo. About twenty -two yenrs ngo tho
one, niul idwut twenty-four jean ago tho
oilier, put down tliu bind sr of this Ulu, but
they still hold the rope,
O men and women hero resembled, you
brag tometlines how you havo fought jour
way in tlm world, but I think theno havo
been helpful influenced that ou ha o never
fully acknowledged. Has there not beeu
soi no iullueucu in your early or present homo
that thowoild cannot see? Does t hew not
reach to on I111111 among the Canadian hilU,
or western prairie, or irotu bout hern plun
tat ion, or f 10111 Knglish or Ktottidi or lruh
borne 11 (Dill of iutlueuio that ban kept ou
light when j 011 would hnvo gone astray, and
which, ufter joii had mado n crookid truck,
recalled you? Tho jvjio may bo ns lung us
thirty jeaia or live hundred uiilis
lung or tluvu thou.vmd miles long, but hands
that weut out cf mortal bight long no still
hold tho rope. You w ant u very uwift horso,
and jou i.lx-1 to rowel him with sharpest
spins, ntvl to let (In reins lli loose "upon tl.o
neck, und t give a shout to n rnor, If ymi
nro j.Mltig to rlii" nut, . r wneh of jour
innther's ptajer. y, n ship crossing the
Atlantic In 1 'eu da,s can't sail ux.ny from
thatt A sviilor Ihuls them on tho lookout as
ho takes his plmv, ami lludsthmi on lho inn' t
as ho clhnlis the ratlines to dlKciitntiKlo a
iilo In the t-niH st, nml Mints them swing
lug nn the hniimiock w lieu ho turns In. Why
not Imi frnnk acd aeknow ledge It the mol
of us would long ago havo lseu dal ed to
plecen had not r.i'aelous and lining minis
steadily mid lovingly and mightily hod the
rono.
Put Ihew tnttst come a tlino when wi shall
II nd out who these Daiuaceucs were who
lowered Paul In the Inskel.nnd greet them
and nil those who hale rcntlcrnl totlol and
tho woild uuriH'ogulM'd and uureeordeil ser
vices. That is going to bo one of the glad
excitements of heal en -tho hunting u,iiiud
picking out of thiHowho did good on earth
and got no credit for It. Hew lho church
has bivn ('."lug ou tilueteeu celltlll'li , and
Ibli Is proli.iblv the llrst sermon over lecng
llllllg the servleis of lho people I that
Damascus balcony. Chin lei II. I'inie nald
toudjlug t'hrhilan: "(IUo my lovo 1 l-l
Paul when ou meet him." When joii und I
mis't him, ns no will, I shall ink him li
triHluci) me tu thoo HnpKi who got hlta out
of tho Dauiiisceuo peril.
U'o pn Intu long KM'inon to pwve tbati
will ts utile to iis'iigulrji people in le a 1,
when Ihew Is one wiium wo fall to r sent,
unit that Is Is-tter than nll-OfHl will hit'
iluisi us. Wo shall have them nil pointed
out. You would not bo guilty of tho Imp
lltcncHiof buving filends iu our parlor not
llitroiliiced. mid celestial Killtetiess will de
maud that wo Ih mado ueipialulcd wllh all
tho heavenly household. What whcnral or
old tlniesaud 1 ecllnl of stirring reiultiisceneen
If others fail to give Introduction,
Oed Will take us through, mid liefoio
our llrst tweiilj-four hours Iu heaven
If It were calculated by cart hi j tluicphs'os
have pastil, wenhall meet and talk with
mow heaieulj cclihrltlcs than In our entire
mortal stale wo met v. ith earthly celebrities.
Many who made great imlso of usefulness
will sit on tho lift seat by tlm front door of
tho heal enlj temple, while tight up within
arm's reach of the heavenly throno will bo
many who, though Ihej could not preach
themsches or do givut exploits for (lod,
nevertheless held the ioh'.
Come, let us go right up und accost those
011 this circle of heavenly thronys. Kmvly,
they must have killed hi bittlo a million
men. Huwly, they iniisl havo Ihhmi hurled
with all tho cathedrals sounding 11 dirge, and
all tho towers of all tho cities tolling tho na
tional gi icf. Who ml thou, mighty ono of
lienvenr "1 livisl by cholin the umuurriul
daughter iu an humble homo that 1 might
take caw of m parent 1 Iu their old age, and
I eiiilmvd without coiuplaliits nil their
ipicrulontiiits and udmliilsiewil to nil their
wr.i.t 1 foi l.i etj j. .ir.
Let u p.is nn rouiiil tho circle of tin ones.
WI10 mt 1 Ik.ii, mighty ono of heaven? '1
was for thlrtj leni-sn Christian Invalid, und
suffered all the while, occasionally writing 11
note of rj rupithj' for thoo worse off than 1,
mid wns gi in nil coulldaul of nil thotwho
had trouble, and onco in a whilo I wasstiung
cuough 10 m.iko a garment for that poor
family In tho buck lane." Pass 011 to nn
other throne. Who art thou mighty ono
of hruvcuf "1 wsi lio inothci who rin-.'d
11 whole familj- of childwu fur (iod and they
are out iu the world Christian merchants,
Christian uieehunies, Christian wivca, nud 1
havo had full wwnr.l uf nil my toll." Iel 111
pass on In tho circle of thrones. "I bad 11
Hubbath sellout class, and tlmy v.ero ulwuyii
ou my In art, und they all entered tho king
dom of Cud, mid I am walling fir their ar
rival." Hut whom t thou, the mighty ono of hea
ven, 011 tills other throne,' "In tlino of hitter
(srsocution I owned 11 houso hi Damascus, a
house on lho wall. A man who preached
Chi 1st was hounded fruin .trect tostrcct.and
j 1 hid him from the us-iismiis, nml when I
found them breaking in my hoiisonnd I could
i 110 longer keep him safely I advised htm to (ten
lor his life, und tho basl.i t was letdown over
I tho wall with the maltreated man In it, mid
I was 0110 who lieljHsl hold tho rope." And 1
said, "Is that all?' and he imswered, "That
lisnll." And while I wns jist luumnemeiit
i 1 heard a strong ojro that sounded ai
; though It might once have lieeu boaito from
many cxiMnurcs and triumphant as though
it might have belonged to ono of the
nmityrj, and It said: "Not many might)',
I not iiiniiv iioblo inn called, but tlod hath
I chosen the weak things of the world to con
I found the thiuis which mo mighty, mid hiuu
things of tho w 01 M and things which mode
splvsl hath (Sis! ehii.-eu, e.i, nml things which
me not to bring to naught 1 lungs which are,
that no llesh should glo ) iu his presence."
And I looked to ben from wheiico tho voico
came, and lo! Il was tliu wry ono who hud
bald: "Ihrougri a window, in 11 hiskct, wns I
let down by tho null. '
j Henceforth think of notuiiig nsinslguill-
cant. A littlo tiling maj dccldn your nil.
A Cimarder put out from Luglaud for New
York, li was well spitpn-i, but inputting
up 11 stow iu tlio pilot ho a nail was driven
1 too near tho compiss. You know how that
unit would a licit the compass? The ship's
ofllccr, di-celved by that distracted compass,
lait thosliip two htmdiit! inilesolV her right
couim, mid suddenly the man on tlio lookout
cried, "Land ho! and the ililji w. s lialted
within 11 few yurdsof hi.rdeuiolitio:i 011 Nun
tueki-t shoals, A sixpenny nail camo mar
wiockiug a t'liuuiiler. .Small ropes hold
mighty destinies.
A minister si-uted iu Ho. ton nt his table,
lacking a word, puts hU hand behind Ids
head and tilts buck lus chair to think, and
' tho celling fulls mid crushes tho tablo und
would hau crushed him. A minister iu
Jamaica nt night by the light uf an insect,
calhsl the candle- Hy, Is kept from stepping
over a precipice a hundred feet, F. W, itob
crUou, tlm celebrated P.uglisli ilergyiu.iu,
, said that hu entereil tho ministry Ipjiu u
train ol cireiiuistauces btiirtiil by the
! barking of 11 dog. Had tho wind blown ono
way on a certain day, tho . Swinish Inquisi
tion would havo been established In Uug
land; but it blow tho other waj.aud that
dropped tho accursed liistltutioii with 7.',0u0
tons of shipping to the bottom of tho mm or
flung tlm splintered logs on Hie rocks.
Nothing unimportant iu join lite or mine.
Three noughts placed 011 the 1 iglu side ol tlm
llguw one makes a thousand, ami si noughts
ou the right bldo of lho llure one, a million,
nud our nothingness placed 011 the right side
may bo augmentation illimitable. All lho
nges of tlino und eternity all'oet.sl by lho
basket let down from 11 Duinux-us t.ileoay.
An Old (his Well.
Poi'v Huron, Mich., has a gus well that is
, fcl.v jears old. lho tinders did not know
w hat it was w hen they struck It. it wu. put
1 down for oil, and, tho objects lor which the
1 work was tmdcrtiil.'cn not huWng boon
icnehed, il wa.i nb.uMoaed, and bj uuuo
' strange phase iu lids wide awuki i-oiiuuunlty
itlsUltig forgotten. Tlio site of lho hole
I was originally a hollow lux. tu. Ills now n
mound. Tho net ion ot tho pis through tlufeo
' j eai-s bus forced oicr.MA) Ions of mutter out
ot tho IkjwoW of tho earth nud U still at
work. A power that iniyht have b.vu util
ized iu lighting und heating our city U thus
running to wtuto In bulldtn? u lulubuiw
1 hllLPort Huron Tlnits,
NEW SPING STYLES!
JUST ARRIVED.
Anil now rciiil) for inspection nt
John Morrisons'
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the line-it eulter in the cit and guarantee satisfaction. Call
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ni on - Pacific - Railway
The Overland Route.
Shortest and Safest Route lo all points in
Colorado,
Utah,
California,
Montana.
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Itiliinlug Into Ifiilmi Depots und eoutieelluix wllli the fist limited trains of nil llnesfnr n
points east, noi III niul koiiIIi. TIii.iiikIi llehels iiii iiiinlt in day eon-lies. Ilagu'iilie ebeibo
lliiouulitiiiltsiluiitliin Iroiiiall points cunt In llm I 'nlled Htnlis and Canada.
Slicpcr uccoiniiiottatioiis iccrM-il hi through Pullman Palace cars from the Ml- u
il ci In the Pud Ik-coast.
IC. H. SLO.SSON, Agent.
THOS. I.. KIMISAI.Ii.
Acting ( icni'i nl Manager
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CHICAGO. ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC R'Y.
Itu control powltlon and cloiio cniinoctlon with Ruutorn lluoa at Ohlcntro
and oontlnno'tB Itncu ut tormlinil points, Woat, Nortlnvoat, ir.ni Soutli
wout, mako it tlio truo mld-llnk In Unit trunucontlnonttil cliuln of Btoel which
imltoa tho Atlantic unit Pncltlc. ltd nmln llnoo and brnnchoa Includo Olit-
ti iidiiiiuuii., iuwii v iv iou uaiiiii'-o, aiiviiuiiwiu, i iiitui nut,, aviuuiiu. miuA
vlllo, Aiiiliibon, Hiirlun, Clin In lit Cr-ntro mid Council Qlwftu, in Iowa; aullatln,
Tronton, CiiniDri.'i, 8t Joeeph iiiul Kihibuo City, in Mlasourl ; Lonvonworth
miii Atclituou, In KiuiBao; Miiincnpollo nud St. ul, In Mlnnosotu: Water
town anil Bloux Fultu In Dakota, mid ninny otlior proBiioroua townu and cltlca.
It iiIbo ollord a OHOlon OF nOUTES to mid t Jtii tlio Piiclllo Const nud inter
modluto pJucori, tnnklntT nil tnuiBfora In Utiln depots. FiiBt Triitna oftlnn
DAY COACHES. olOLfiint DININQ CMtS, mtirfnlilcont PULLMAN PALACK
HL13BPINQ OAUS, und (botwoon Clilcniro, St. Josopli. AtcliL n and Kunsaa
City) roBtful HUoLlMUIO CIIA1U OAKS, Beam FREE tc holders or through
tlwt-cliiBO tickotd
THE CHSCACO, KANSAS & NEBRASKA R'Y
(GREAT ROCK ISLACJH RO'TF'
ExtondH w-jat and northwest from ICmiBru Utv nud St. Joeoph to Faiis
bury, Nolnon, Horton, Tjpoku, H irintTt.ni, Ili.u-hlnji n, Wichita, Oaldwoll,
and ull polntu In Southern N- or. jl- Int. -rln- I -nuao und beyond. Kntlru
puuijonrror onulpmont ci tic- colobrntoil Pullman im.mif cturo. Solidly tonl
lut toil trnolc of lioavy .Jto 1 rail. Iron and utoiv brklcrca. All eufoty upnltuncoB
and modern lmprovoiw nt m Commodtouu, woll-bullt t'tntlonu. Colorlty, cor
tftlnty, comtortuud lir:ur" iiaaurod.
THE FAMOUS A3..BHRT LEA ROUTE
In tho tuvorlto b"w irn ciu.irr.j, Itock lelund, Atchtnon, Knnsua Clt, , nnd
MiuniHipolliuii I i i ui 'in- uii a rout t tj i.'l Tlorthorn Ci.' inter Rv 3irtt.
ltd Wutartown Un-'irli . .- .- j . m -hi. pr.icAtu ilvc lando of i .-.i ci'cut
"wlioat,' nd du'i v bolt" ol Uortlior.i lo.vu, SoiiUiwojtorn MlnncHotft, mid East
Uontral Dakota
Tlio Short Line via S'nocu, unit K.mi'.akooorVorii ouporlor fiicllltlca to tnivol
botwoen Clnclnmitl, Iintl .nopolli., L.ifcyi.tte, end Council Dluttu, St. Joaoph,
AtohlHon, Ijcavervortlt, Kniibiui City, Mlnno.ipolltj, and St. Punt.
Vor Tlokoui, MtipR-i .''oldens, or any dOBlrod liifoi'miitton, upply to any Oou
pou Ticket Oltluo In ihu United Stilton or Cunudu, oruddroais
E. ST. JOHN,
General Muuagei.
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Ass, (leu. Pass, mid Ticket Agt. (Jen Pass und Ticket t.
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E. A. HOLBROOK,
Ooa'l Ticket & Pass'r Agent,
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