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RELIGION VOli BUSY MEN
A LESSON DRAWN FROM DANIEL IN
THE LION'S DEN.
Dr. Tnlmngn Miowrs Tlint the Mure Work
Toil llnvn tit Do tlm .Mum Ncril ou
llnvn for Clirlstliiulty (lotl nml Ihn
llnlliit Hits.
Waco, Tex., Aug. 01. Dr. Tnliiinga to
day delivered tliufollowlngdlscoiirsooii tho
tuxtt "Then thoking commamled, mid they
brought Daniel and oast him Into tho dun
of lloni. "-Daniel vl, 10.
Darius was king of Ilnhylon, nml tho
young man Daniel wiui so utuch it favorite
with lilin that ho Hindu him tirlmo mliiU
tor, or secretary of stnto Hut no inin
could gain such a high position without
exciting tho envy nnd jealousy of tho peo
ple Thoro worn demagogues In Ilnhylon
who we.ro mi appreciative of their ow u ahll
Itlea that they woro nITrouted at thu uluva
tlon of this young limn. Old Ilnhylon was
nfratd of young llabylou, Tho tailor tho
cedar tho more apt ft is to U riven of tho
lightning,
Thvsa demagogues asked thu king to
inako n decree thnt ati''tdy that tmulo a
petition to nny one e.xei, tho king within
thirty days should Iw put to death. King
Darius, not suspecting any foul play, tnakea
thnt deennv Tliu demagogues have ntcom
pllshcd all they want, Imiciiuhu they know
that no one ran keen Daniel from sending
petitions before (2od for thirty days
So far from lielug ufralil, Daniel goes on
wltl his supplications three times a day,
and is found on his housetop making
prayer, lie Is caught In tho net Ho U
comlotnned to Itu devoured bv the lions
Hough executioners of tho law selo him
and hasten hltn lo the cavern, I hear llm
growl of thu wild bentN, and I seu them
pawing thu dust, and as they put their
mouths to tho ground tho solid earth
quakes with tholr bellowing. I seo their
e)es roll, and I almost hoar tho llery eje
balls snap In thu darkness. These mounters
approach Daniel They havo nn nppetlto
keen with hunger With una stroke of
their paw or ona snatch of their teeth they
may leave him dead at tho bottom of tho
cavern. Hut what a ntraugo wolcomo
Daniel receives from these hungry mon
sters! They fawn around him, they lick
his hand; they bury Ids feet In their long
manes. That night ha has calm sleep, with
his head pillowed on tho warm necks of
tho tamed Hoiis.
iTfij LIONS' MOUTHS WKItK SHUT.
Hut not bo well doc Darius tho king
sleep. Ho loves Daniel, and hates this
tratauum by which ho has been con
demned. All night long tho king walks
thu Moor. Ho cannot sleep. At thu least
Bound ho starts and his Itesh creeps with
horror. Ho la Impatient fur tho dawning
of tho morning. At thollrststieak of tho
daylight Darius hastens forth to seo tho
fate of Daniel. Tho heavy palace doom
open aivl clung shut long bcfnru tho peoplo
of tho city waken. Darius goes to tho don
of lions; ho looks In. All is silent. His
heart stops. Hu feels that tho very worst
has happened; but Katheriuit all his
strength ho shouts through tho rifts of tho
rock, "O Daniel! Is tho God whom thou
servest continually able to deliver theof"
Thoro comes rolling up from thu deep dark.
nes u voice which says: "O ktugl llvo for
ever. My God has sent his angel to shut
tho lions' mouths that they havo not hurt
me."
Then Daniel Is broughtout from tho don.
Tho dotnngoguea nru hurled Into It, and no
sooner huvo they struck tho bottom of thu
don than their flesh was rent, and tholr
bones cracked, and thoro blood spurted
through thu rifts of tho rock, and as the
lions maku tho rocks tremble with their
roar thoy announco to all ages that while
God will defend his peoplo tho wa of tho
ungodly shall perish.
Learn tlrst from this subject that tho
greatest crtmo that you can commit in thu
oyes of many is tho crime of success. What
had Daniel done that ho should bo Hung to
the llonsf Ho got to bo prime minister.
Thoy could not forglvu hltn for tiat, and
behold In that a touch of unsauctilled hu
man nature as seen In all ages of thu world.
So long as you are pinched In poverty,
so long as you are running the gantlet
between landlord and tax gatherer, so long
lut you II ml it hard work to educato your
children, there aro (leoplo who will Bay,
"Poor tnau, I am sorry for htm; ho ought
to succeed, poor mnnl"
TltUM'fi.VAl.TV 0F 6UCCK8S.
Out after n whllo the tldo turns In your
favor. That was a profitable Investment
you, made, rYou bought-at just tho right
time. Fortune becomes good humored
nnd smiles upqn yon. Now you are being
in some department successful your suc
cess chills some oue. Those men who used
to sympathize with you stand along thu
street, and thoy scowl at you from under
the rim of thli. ha! You Imva more
money or Ciru lutluoncOinn thoy have,
and on ought to bo scowled! vt from under
the rim of their hats. You atchtiword
or two .J you passed by th(m. "Stuck
up," sjij'h oho. "Got It dlshotVstly," says
another, "Will burst soou," mjs a third.
Eeryttono In your new bousu is laid on
yliclr hearts. Your horseV hoofs went over
tholr nerves.
Every item of your success has been to
them nn item of discomfiture and despair.
Justus soon as In any respect you rlso
above your fellqws, If you nru more virtu
ous, It you aro more wise, if you are more
Influential, you cajt it shadow on tho pro
pect of others. Tho road tojionor aud
.success Is 'vflfhln reach of tho enemy's
guns. Jealousy says, "Stay dowu or I'll
Knock you down." "I do not llko you,"
said OiosuowilakoU)tUosn,owblrd. "Why
don't you Mko mo?" said tlib snowbird.
"Oh!" said tho snowflake, "you are going
top aud am coming down." Young mer
chants, young lawyers, young doctors,
young mechanics, young artists, young
farmers, at certain times there were thoe
to sympathize with you, but now that you
aro becsmlng master of your particular oc-
cupatjQU or profession, how Is tt now,
young lawyers, young doctors, young art
ists, young farmers how Is tt now? Thu
greatest crime thut you can commit Is tho
crime of suet ess.
Again, my subject impresses me with
tho valuuof dectslou of character in any
department. Uauiel know that If he con
tinued Ids udhereuco to tho religion of tho
Lord he would bo hurled to the lions, but
having set his compass well ho sailed
right on.
makk ur rouit JUKI).
For the lack of that clement of decision
ot character so eminent In Daniel many
tnon uro ruined for this world, aud ruined
for tho world to coma A great many at
40 j ears of nge are not settled In any ru
spect, because they huvo not t.on ahlo to
make up their mind. Perhaps they will
go wefct. Perhaps they will go east. Per
haps they will not. Perhaps they will go
north. Perhaps they may go south. Per
bupi they will, not. Perhaps they may
make thut Investment In real estate or lu
railroads. Perhaps they will not. They
are llko a steamer ibai should bo outol
New York harbor, starling for Glasgow,
.(lid thu next day should chiingo for llaro
du Grace, and the next for C'hnrlesti i, and
thu next for llostou, nml the next for
Liverpool these men on tho sea of life,
everlastingly tacking ship nml making no
headway Or they are like u man who
starts to build a house In tho Corinthian
stylo nnd changes It lo Doric, and then
completes It In thu loule, nml Is cursed by
nil styles of architecture
Young mail, start right nnd keep on
Have ileclhlon of character Character Is
llko thu giildlliich of Tnuqulni it Is mig
nllheut whllo standing firm, but loses nil
It beauty In Might. How much decision
of character lu order that them young men
may Ikj Christians! Their old associates
maku sarcastic flings at them They go on
excursions mid they do not Invito them
Thoy prophesy that ho will give out. They
wonder If ho is not uettlug wings Ah he
pannes they grimace and wink and
chuckle, and say, "There goes a saint,"
DON'T MINI) TIIKIIt BCOFIA.
Oh, joiitig man, huvo dectslou of charoc
ter. You raualTonl lu this matter of re
ligion to I mi laughed at. What do you
euro for the scolfs of theso men, who aro
ulTroiiled because you will not go to ruin
with tlicuif When tho grirve cracks open
under their feet, and grim messengers push
them Into It, and eternity comes dowu
hard upon their spirit, and conscience
stings, and hopeless ruin lifts them up to
hurl them down, will they laugh theur
I leiirn also from my subject that men
tuny take religion Into their worldly husl
uess. Daniel had enough work to do to
occupy six men All the affairs of statu
weru In Iris hands questions of finance,
questions of war, of H-acu, all International
questions weru for his settlement or ad
justment. Ho must havo had a corre
spondence vast beyond all computation.
Tlieiu was not a man lu ull tho earth who
had more to do than Daniel, tho secretnry
of state, and jet we find htm three, times n
ilny bowing beforo God In pruer, Thero
are men lu our day who havo not a hun
dredth part of Daniel's engagements who
say they aro too busy to bo religious. They
havo an Idea somehow that religion will
spoil their worldly occupation, that It will
trip the accountant's pen, or dull the car
penter's saw, or confiisa thu lawyer's brief,
or disarrange thu merchant's store shelf.
INCONVKNIKNT ItRt.KUOX.
They think religion Is Impertinent, They
would llkotohao It very well Heated be
side them In church on tho Sabbath, to tlud
tho place In tho psalm book, or to nudge
them itwaka when thoy get sleepy under
the didactic discourse; or they would llko
to leuvo it In the pew on Sabbath evening,
as they go out closing tho door, saying,
"Good night, religion; I'll be back next
Sumlayl" Hut to huvo religion go right
along by ttum all through life, to havu re
ligion looking over their shoulder when
they aro making a bargain, to havo religion
tako up a bag of dishonest gold and shake
It, and say, "Hal hat where did you get
that?" they think that Is an Impertinent
religion. They would llko to havo a relig
ion to help thorn when they aro sick, and
when tho shadow of death comes over them
they would llko to have religion as u sort of
night key with which to open the door of
heaven; but religion under other circum
stances they take to bo an Impertinence.
Now, my friends, religion never robbed a
man of a dollar. Other things being equal,
n mason will build n better wall, u cabinet
maker will make a bettor chair, a plum!cr
will mal'oa better plpc.n lawyer will mako
u liettcr plea, a merchant will soil n better
bill of goods.
I say other things being equal. Of
course when religion gives a man a now
heart it tloes not propose to giva him a
now head, or to Intellccttmllzu him, or to
change a man's condition when his ordi
nary statu is an overthrow of tho philo
sophical theory thatu total vacuum is' Im
possible; but tho more letters )ou havo to
write, tho more burdens jou havo to carry,
tho more tulles you have to travel, thu
more burdens you have to lift, tho more
ciiKagomcuts you havo to meet, thu more
disputes you huvo to settle, tho more oppor
tunity you havo of Wing a Christian.
IIAlin WOltK ANl UKUOION.
If you havo a thousand Irons In the flro
you havo a thousand tnoru opportunities
of serving God than If you had only one
Iron in tho lire. Whoso busy as ChrUtf
And yet who a millionth part us holyf
Tho busiest men thu liest men. All thu
persons converted lu Scripture busy at tho '
time of tholr being converted. Matthew
attending to his custom house duties; tho
Prodigal Sou feeding swine. Lydia Belling
purple; Simon Peter hauling in tho net
from thu hea; Saul spurring his horse to
ward Damascus, going dowu on his law
business. Ilusyi busy! Daniel with all
the ufTuIrs of statu weighing dowu upon
his soul, and yet three times a day wor
shiping thu God of heaven.
Again, I learn from this subject that a
man may tako religion Into his politic.
Daniel hud ull the atlalrs ot state on hand,
vet a Christian. He could not huvo kept
his elevated position unless he hud been u
thorough politician; ami , yet ull tho
thrusts of olllciuls and all the du.iiger of
disgraco did not mako him yield oho iota
of his high toned religious principle. He
stood before that nge, ho stands Ixrfore all
ages, a specimuu of a, Christian politician.
So there havo been lu our day and In tho
days of our fathers men as eminent in the
service of God as they have been eminent
In thu service ot tho state. Such was Hen
Jaiiiln F Hutler, attorney general of New
York lu the time of your fathers. Such
was John McLean, of Ohio. Such was
George Urlggs, of Massachusetts. Such
wus Theodora Frcliughu sen-, of "Now Jer
sey. Men faithful to the state, at tho same
tlmo faithful tg God. .-
"" tTiE uisTmS generation
It Is absurd to expect thnt-men who havo
been Immersed lu polltlcul,wlc)ceduess for
thirty or. forty yers shall come t refor
niatlon, 'and our hou Is in th'e young men
who uro coming up, that t'fiey lulvu pa
triotic principle and Christian principle!
rldu by sldi! when they come to thebullot
box and cast their first vote,"andt!fu"t they
swearalleglanco t6" thB-goveriinient of
he.lycu us well as to tho'govertimeut of tho
United' States. We-wotlld have Hunker
Hill itii.Mii less to them than CalMiry, nnd
loxlngtou mean less to them than llethlo
hem.
Hut liecuiiho thero are bad men around
tho bnllot 1ki U no reasou why Christian
men should ret rent from the arena. The
last time ou ought to givu up jour child
or forwuke your child is when it is sur
rounded by a company of Choctaws; aud
the last time to surrender thu ballot Imix
U when it is surrounded by impurity ami
dishonesty and all sorts of wickedness.
Daniel stood on a most unpopular plat
form He stood (Irmly, though the ileum-gogue-sof
the day hlsf-eil at him and tried
to overthrow him. We must carry our
religion Into our politics. Hut there aro
a great many men who aro in favor of
taking religion Into national ihiIUIcs who
do not see thu Importance of taking it Into
city politics; us though a man were Intel
llgcut about the welfare of his iielhlor
hood and had no concern about his own
lome.
Itelislnti would drlvooiit ull bziu uersou-
al. ties froiu a Vrra .iiivo a right to
discuss men's politics nnd denounce their
political sent linen's, or receive them, m
you will; but jou h i vi nu right to assail
their pilvatu tlmi-ucter, us Is done every
nulumti That is not rat rjitig religion intit
politics Now jou v in ahvajs tell without
asking, In any contest, what candidate I
will vote for It Is always for the tiinu
who Is most badgered, unit most abused,
and most spit upon, and most howled at.
You havu a tight to contest a man's politi
cal sentiments, jou havu tin right, for Ims'j
political purposes, to lutsall Ills prlvntu
tnorul character
Mystibjeit also Impresses mo with tho
fact that lions cannot hurt it good man.
No man ever got Into worsu company than
Daniel got into when hu was thrown Into
thu den. What a rare morsel that fair
young titan would havu been for thu hun
gry tnoiiMersI If they had plunged at l.lm
ho could not havo cllmbod into a nlcho Ito
yond thn reach of their paw or thusiiatcli
of their tooth. Thoy enmo pleased all
around about htm as a hunter's hounds at
tho well known whistle come bounding to
his feet.
You tired not go to Numldla to get
among lions You all hae had them aftet
jou- the Hon of financial distress, the llos.
of sickness, tho lion of persecution. You
saw that Hon of financial panic putting
his mouth down to the earth, and ho
roared until nil the banks and all tho In
surance companies quaked. With his
nostril ho scattered thu ashes on thu do
mestic hearth. You have had trial after
trial, misfortune after misfortune, lion
nfter Hon, uiul yet they havo never hurt
you If you put your trust in God, and
they never will hurt j-ou. They did not
hurt Daniel, nnd they cannot hurt you.
THAits Of soitltow.
Tho Persians used to think that spring
rain falling Into sea shells would turn into
pent Is; nnd I Iiumi to tell you that tho tears
of sorrow turn Into precious gems when
they drop Into God's iHittlu You need 1
afraid of nothing putting your trust In
God. Een death, that mnusterllon whose
den Is tho world's Hcpulclier, and who puts
his paw down amid thousands of millions
of thu dead, cannot all right jou.
When In olden times a uian was to get
tho honor of knighthood hu was compelled
to go fully armed the night livforii among,
thu tomlx of thu dead, carrying a sort of
spenr, nnd then when tho day broke ho
would come forth, and amid the sound of
cornet and great parade ho would get thu
honors or knighthood. And ho It will Im
with tho Christian in tho night beforo
heaven, as fully armed with spear and hel
met of salvation he will wait and watch
through thu darkness until thu morning
dawns, and then he will tako the honors
of heaven amid that great throng with
snowy robes streaming ver stu of sajt
phlre. An Appropriate Ilyntii.
Some tlmo ago a prominent scientist
lectured in one of tho leading churches of
thu city, and, In the course of an hour's
talk, undertook to show thu relation be
tween geology aud tho Illble, It may 1)6
that ho was not as clear us was expected,
It may be that the arguments of a scientist
were too deep for thu audience, and still
again it Is possible that tho warm evening
produced a drowsiness that drugged the
he uses of tho hearers At all events, tho
relationship sought to bo established was
not very sharply outlined to tho audience
despite the number of degrees the speaker
has had tacked to his uamo liy institutions
of learning, and its the learned man ceased
his (IIbcouiho a look of doubt as to just
what was tho object of the lecture was ap
parent on the faces of ull. Whllo thus lu a
state of uncertainty tho pastor of the
church Jumped up and announced as tho
closing hymn, "Nobody Knows but Jesus."
Tho look of doubt vanished as bright
smiles beamed throughout tho hall, and
the hymn was sung with an emphasis.
Pioneer Press.
Deliberation.
Thero Is much to Ihi said In favor of
wisely deliberating liefore acting. Doubt
less many rash deeds uro performed, bring
ing all sorts of unfortunate consequences
In their train, simply for tho want of a lit
tlo rellection, and others, that would have
liecn of tho utmost benefit to mankind,
havu never seen thu light from tho sumo
cause. Yet whllo this is truo thero Is a
kind of delllsjratiou much practised wh'cli
Is nearly alwaj-s pernicious In ItH results
upon future action. It is thut which puts
aside tho first instinctive perceptions of
right nnd wrong, speculates upon them,
doubts them, subjects them to processes of
casuistical reasoning, and generally ends
either by so clouding the mental vision
thut no distinct course is visible, or by act
ually making the worse appear tho (letter
cause. Much of the wrong doing of the
world Is the fruit of this kind of delibera
tion. New York Ledger.
Top Knot Should Come;'n.
'One of the Americas Baptist perWiciils
finds fault with the Ireo and easy conduct
of ministers when sojoylng their vacutloVs.
It says that when they take oil their usual
black coat ami hW(T collar and put on thu
llatinel shirt and the felt hat they often
put on manners which would astonitli
their best frienda Hut, on tho other hand,
may It not bo ttU that many minis
ters might udvunt'jfwusly banish thel
formal coin cut lona'll'tlej'ljj whirh they en
deavor to show thai tjiey arv dltteroiit from
tho ordinary1' run of humanltj ' It fs nri
without reason that u number of lulnlstell
lu the old country havo dropped'tho tltll
of "Rev." and are now only known among
men by their plain names, No sensiblo
person would object to tako spiritual guid
ance from a man because his manners were
simple and natural nnd becuusu hu wore i
llannel ihllt and u felt wide awake, T
ronto Mall.
A C'uiiip Meeting Ciitliailixt.
The champion camp meeting goer o
America Is Steve Merritt, thu "eloquent
iimlprliiker" of N'niv Vnrk rltv Mr Mit.
rltt has been a regular attendant at the
blng sing camp for forty jenrs, never
missing a summer He Is a ready speaker,
quick wilted and full of rep.irteu and
laving grace together Puveral jeam
ago he consented to run for a olltlcnl
otllce, and his canvass excited a great deal
of talk hem. The Slug Sing meeting Is tin
oldest In thu country, having been estab
lished llfty-clght jears ago, and kept up
overslnco without a break. Cor. New York
Commercial Aihertlser.
Klokurs Vvinii Holler Tubes.
It has Iteen proposed to put safety vnlvel
upon tho stoko holes In the great ocean
rucers, mi that the air can automatlcallj
escape when thu pressure Is so great tint
the Wilier tubes and grato bars aru iq
danger 'f a safety valvo weru Intro,
duted tbuv would blow olT when tho stok
en nru lu danger there would lie utucti
less collapse among those useful hamlV
ami much less dllllculty Id securing each
trip men who are willing and able to g
through the fiery ordeal that stoklug In.
'olves. New York Telwrruui.
Ensign's Bus, Carriage and Baggage Lines
1 c nth. ct
Hacks, Coupes, Landaus and Carriages
INHTANTI.Y lTI(NIHIIl:l
Telephones
CITY OITICF,
303.
DEPOT OFI'ICi:
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Stylish Carriages and Buggies,
At all Hours Day or Night.
jar Horses Hoarded and best of care tnken of all Slock entrusted to us. Jgj
PRICES REASONA1ILE.
BILLMEYER &
Call and Soo Us.
THE -
MOW
Table Service Unsurpassed in the City.
Apartments Single or En Suite with or without Board.
Passenger Elevators.
Cor. !tli nn. I J Street k.
Tele plum,. Nt, 4H'
L. MEYER,
Notary Public and Real Estate Dealer in City and Farm Property
aoi:nt
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North Gcrnian-Lloycl Steamship Co.,
Hamburg-American Packet Co., and Baltic Lines.
Also Unllroad Agent (or the Different Companies East and West.
Southampton. Ilare, Hamburg, SteHen, London, PaU, Norway, Plymouth, Hrcmcn,
Sweden, and unv point lu Km ope.
Post Orders and Foielgn Exchange
L. MEYER, 10S
....- tn, lB larBonellltle i;at with tho l.lifucut Hunks nml 8uvIiiKh Iiistltutloim. I urn uro.
punil to make nil kinds of Louiih on Klrst Heal Kututo .Mortgages, City or I'lirin I're a.erlv
hoiii 1 to S j ears, at the lowest Interest. 1 uUo ilenl In Behoof luindN, Htutc, Co intv nna' Cltv
,! lUl;ulm ,'." fi","V c'""ty d City Cert lllcil Claims, anil w 111 ulw , s I'liy the chest
market print Call ami seo moor Correspoiia with me. "ij "" iumwsi
Burlington route
JJ 4. MOST COMPLETECSERVICE
R Ever Introduced in the West !
I k DAILYj TRAINS
N CHICHGO
X "THE BURLING-TON M.YER,"
O Leaves Lincoln Dull) at 240 v i Arming in Uileajjo Next Moinliifi
at b o'clock, makcH
TVTTHEk F&.S'TEIST THiMEl
III' ,Y LINK IU!xMNi
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Sumptuous Dining Cars !
Pullman's Finest Palace Cars !
Train Service Unexcelled Anywhere 1
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Fo Full Particular as to Time, Rates ami Routes, Call .it thu City
Tlciiet Office, Cor. O and Tenth Streets.
J. KHANOIH,
(le 'l I'litm. nml Ticket Attelit,
Oiuuliu.
tMwfwy?MaWtmWmWSH3Mam
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Finest in the City
-THE NEW-
Palace Stables
M St, opp. Masonic Temple.
CO., Proprietors.
Tolophono 435
BOND
OPEN
M. ISABEL BOND Prop.
roit tiii:
Issued to all prominent point n Europe.
North Tenth Street.
IIKTWIXNtl'AfcT AMI WIIST.
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Oily Task, uiul Ticket "Aui'iit,
Lincoln.
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