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HEAVEN'S NEW SONG.
DR. TALMAQE'S SERMON ON THE
MUSIO OF THE OLEST.
It Will lis Aroniiipitnleil liy tlm Hound
of the llnrpt of Kim Iti'ilei'iiinl "Oml
(Irniit Tliut We- Mil All Join In Hing
ing It."
IIiiooklyn, Sept, 7. Dr. TiiltunKo'ii ser
uion fur today wax n glowing drcrlptlou
of tho luolodic.i of tho Celestial hind. Ill
toxt wan, "And thoy sunt n now song,"
Hov. v, 1). Following Is tlm nurmunt
Nearly nil tlm cities of Europe and
America Imve rouservutorloH of music nnd
asioclntluim whoso object It In by voice
nnd Instrument to advance tlio nrt of HWcet
sounds. On Thursday night Exeter lnill,
of loudoo, used to resound with tho intisla
of llnt class performers, who imvu their
services gratuitously to tho masses, who
enmo In with frco ticket nnd hu.incd at
tho entertainment. At Merlin at 1 1 o'clock
dally tlio military hand, with sJ.xty or n
hundred Instruments, discourse at tlio
Royal Opera house, for tho people. On
Easter Sunday In Dresden tlio boom of
cannon and tliu ringing of bell bring mill
tltudes to tlio churches to listen to tlio
orgnn peal nnd tho exciting sounds of
trumpet nnil drum, When tho great fair
day of lclpslu come tho liaudNof lunula
from fnr nnd near Kiither in tlio street mid
bewilder tho oar with Incessant playing of
(Into and horn, violin mid bassoon. At
Dussoldorf onco n year tho lovers of music
assemble,, and fur three or four day wait
upon tlio great singing festivals, and shout
nt tho close of tho choruses, and greet tlio
successful competitors as tho prize are
distributed cups and vase of silver and
gold. All our American cities at time re
sound with orchestra and oratorio. Those
who can ting wull or play skillfully upon
Instrument are greeted with vociferation
and Karhiuded by oxclted admirer.
THE 01.0IIIK8 or HEAVEN.
There uro many whoso most ocstntlo do
light I to bo found In melodies, nnd nil
tho Hpleudor of celestial gates, nnd all the
luaciouHiu'Mt of twelve manner of fruits,
and all the rush of Hood from under tho
throno of God would not innko n heaven
for thorn If thoru wuro no grcnt nnd trans
porting harmonies. Passing along our
street In the hour of worship you hear
tho volco of ucred melody, nlthuiigh you
do not enter tho building. And passing
along tho street of heaven wo hear, from
tho temple ot God nnd tho Uimb, tho
breaking forth of magnlllcent Jubilate,
We nmy uot yet enter In among tho fn
vorod throng, but God will uot deny us the
pleasure of ttnudlngnwhlloon the outsldo
to hear. John listened to It a great while
ago, and "thoy snug n now song."
Let none aspire to that blessed placo
who have no love for this exercise, for al
though It I many agej since tho thrones
were set, aud tho harps were strung, thero
ha been no cessation In tho song, except
lug onco for about thirty minute; nnd,
Judging from tho glorious things now
transpiring In God'a world, and tho over
accumulating triumphs of tho Messiah,
that was tho Inst half hour that heaven
will over be silent.
HEAVEN'S BONO A NEW BONO.
Mark tho fact that this was a now song.
Sometime I havo in church been floated
away upon some great choral, In which all
our pooplo seemed to mingle their voices,
and I have, In the glow of my emotion,
said: "Surely this Is music good enough
for heaven." Indeed I do not believe that
"Luther's Ilymn," or "Coronation," or
"Old Hundred," or "Mount Plsguh" would
sound 111 If spoken by sainted lips or
thrummed from seraphic, harps. There are
many of our fathers and mothers in glory
who would bo slow to shut heaven' gate
against these old time harmonies. Hut
this wo are told is a now soug. Some of
our greatest unthems and choral nru com
positions from other tunc the sweetest
parts of thorn gathered up Into tho har
mony; aud I havo sometimes thought that
thl "now song" may bo partly mode up of
sweet strains of earthly inuslo mingled In
eternal choral. Uut It will, after nil, bo a
new song. This I do know, that lu sweet
ness und power It will be something that
tho ear nover heard. All tho skill of the
oldest harpers of heaven will bo Hung into
It. All tho love of God's heart will ring
from it. lu its endonecs tho Hoods will
olap their hands, nnd It will drop with tho
sunlight of ovcrlastlng day and breathe
with odors from the blossoms of the treoof
life. "A now song" Just madofor heaven.
Many earthly songs uro wrltton by coin
posers just tor tho purposo of making a
tune, and the laud Is Hooded with note
books lu which really valuable tunes are
the exception. But onco In a while n man
Is wrought up by so mo great spectacle, or
moved by some terrible agony, or trans
ported by some exquisite gladness, und ho
Its down towritoa tuuo or u hyiuu lu
which every note or every word Is a spark
d.-opped from tlio forgo of his own burniug
emotions. So Mendelssohn wroto, aud so
Beethoven, aud so Charles Wesley. Cow
por, depressed with misfortunes until al
most Insane, resolved on sulcldo. and ask
ed the cab driver to tako htm to ti certain
placo where ho expected to destroy his own
life, Tho cub driver lost his way, and
Cowper begun to think ot his sin, and
went buck to his home, und sat down and
wrotoi
Qod moves la a mysterious way
His wonders to perform;
lie planti. Ills footsteps In the sea
And rides upon tho storm.
Ye fearful saints, fresh courage take)
Tho clouds you so much dread
Are big with mercy and shall break
In bldmlDgs on your head.
Mozart composed his own requiem and
said to his daughter Emily, "Play that."
And whllo Emily was playing the requiem
Mozart's soul went up on the wavo of his
own music Into glory. Emily looked
around uud her futher was dead.
ON A WAVE OK MELODT TO 0L011T.
This new soug of heaven was uot com
posed, because heaven had nothing else to
do, but Christ, in memory of cross and
crown, of manger and throno, of earth and
heaven, mid wrought upon by the raptures
of the greut eternity, poured thl from his
heart, mude it for tho armies of heaven to
shout In celebration of victory, for worship
ers to chant In their temple services, for
the Innumerable homo circles of heaven to
Ing In the house of many mansions. If a
new tune be started in church there I only
here and there u person who can slug It.
It Is some time before tho congregation
learn u new tune. Uut not so with tho
new song of heaven. The children who
went up today from the waters of tho
Ganges aro now singing it. That Christian
man or woman who a few minutes ngo
departed from this very street bus Joined
It, All kuow It those by the gates, those
on the river bank, those in the temple. Not
feeling their way through it, or halting or
going buck, as If they never before had
ung It, but with a full, round volco they
throw their soul Into this new song. If
some Sabbath day a few notes of that an
them should travel down the nlr we could
not slna lu No organ could roll It thins
dcr. .Nil harp could catch It trill, No Up
could announce its sweetness. Transfixed,
lost, enchanted, dumb, wu could not hear
It th faintest nolo of the now song, Vet
whllo I speak heaven's cathedral quake
under It, and sea of glory I war It from
beach to IknicIi, and ten thousand times ten
thousand, nnd thousands of thousand
Mug It "the now song."
IT 18 A COM.MKMOIIATIVE BONO.
Further, It I a toiniiiumoratlvo song.
Wo nru distinctly told that It make a ref
erence to past deliverance. Oh, how
much have 'hoy to slug about. Thev hIiii
of tho darkness through which on earth
they pas-d, und It Is n night soug. That
one was killed at Yoiktown, nnd with liiui
It Is a battle song, That one wan Impris
oned for Christ' sake, mid with him it I
a prison song. That wan u Christian sail
or hoy that hnd hi back broken on the
ship's halyards, nnd with him It Is a sail
or' sor.g. That one burned at Sinlthllelil,
and with him It Is a lire song. Oh I how
they will sing of Huod waded, of fire en
dured, of persecution MifTcrcd, of grace
extended! Song of halll Song of swordl
Song of hot lend! Song of axel As when
tho organ pipe ieal out some great har
mony, thero come occasionally the hound
of the treiutilante, weeping through the
cndonccH, adding cxqulsltoucss to the er
furmanccM, so iituld the stupendous ac
claim of tho heavenly worshiper shall
coiuo tremulous remembrance of past en
durance, adding a sweetness aud glory to
the triumphal strain. So the glorltled
mother will slug of the cradle that death
robbed, and tlio enthroned spirit from tho
olmshoiiso will sing ot n lifetime of want.
Clod mny wipe away nil tear, but not tho
memory of the grief that started theml
THE MAUI'S OF THE IILKST.
Further, It will bo an accompanied song.
Somo have a great prejudice against mu
sical Instruments; and even among thoso
who like them thero I nu Idea that they
nru unauthorized. I love tlio cymbal, fur
Israel clapped them lu triumph at the Itcd
Sea. I love tho harp, for David struck it
lu praising tho Iord. I lave tho trumpet,
for wu nru told that It shall wake tho dead.
I love all stringed Instrument and organs,
for God demands that wu shall pruiso him
on stringed Instruments uudorgans. Thero
Is lu such music much to suggest the high
er worship, for I read that when ho had
taken tho book tho four-uiid-twcuty elders
fell down beforo the lamb, having every
one of them "harps," and "1 hoard tho
volco of the harper harping with their
harps," and "I saw them that hud gotten
tho victory from tho beast standing on tho
sea of glass, having tho hnrps of God."
Yes, the song I to bo accompanied. You
Hay that nil this Is figurative. Then I miy
prove it, I do uot know how much of it I
literal and how much of It is figurative.
Who can say but that from somo of thu
precious wood ot earth and heaven there
may not be made instrument ot celestial
accord f lu that worship David may take
thu harp, and Hnbakkuk tho shlglonoth;
and when thu great multitude shall, fol
lowing their own Inclination, tnko up In
strument sweeter than Mozart ever finger
ed, or Schumann over dreamed of, or Ueo
thoven over wroto for, let nil heaven make
ready for thu burst of stupendous min
strelsy and tho roll of tho eternal orchestral
AN ANTICtrATIVE BONO.
Further, It will bo an uutlcipatlvu song.
Why, my frieuds, heaven has hordly begun
yet. If you had taken thu opening piece
of muslo today for tho whnlo service you
would uot havo made, so great n mistake
as to supposo that heaven is fully Inaugu
rated. Festal choruses on earth hist only n
short whllo. The famous musical convo
cation nt Dusscldorf ended with tho fourth
day. Our holiday lust only eight or ten
days; but heaven, although singing for so
many years, has only just begun "thu now
song." If tlio glorified Inhabitants recount
past deliverances they will also enklndlout
glories to come. If at 0 o'clock, when tho
church opened, you hnd tnkeu the few peo
plo who were scattered through it ns thu
mulu audieuco, you would uot have mado
so great a inlstnko as if you supposed that
tho present population of heaven are to bo
Us chief citizenship. Although millions
aro already there, tho inhabitants are only
a handful compared with tho future popu
lations. All China Is yet to bo saved. All
India Is yet to bo saved. All Borneo Is yet
to bo saved. All Switzerland Is yet to lie
saved. All Italy Is yet to bo saved. All
Spain is yet to bo saved. All Russia is yet
to be saved. All Franco is yet to bo saved.
All England Is yet to bo saved. All Amer
ica is yet to bo saved. All tho world is yet
to bo saved. After that thero may bo other
world to conquor. I do not kuow but that
every star that glitters In our ulghts 1 an
Inhabited world, and that from all thoso
spheres a mighty host aro to march into
our heaven. Thero will bo no gato to keep
them out. Wo do not want to keep them
out. We will not want to keep them out,
God will uot want to keep them out.
I havo sometimes thought that all tho
millions of earth that go into glorynro but
a very small colony compared with tho In
flux from tho whole universe. God could
build a heaven largo enough not only for
tho universe but for 10,000 universes. I do
not know Just how It will be, but this I
kuow that heaven Is to be constantly
augmented, nnd thnt tho song of glory Is
rising higher and higher and tho proces
sion Is being multiplied. If heaven sang
when Abel went up tho flrst soul thnt
over left earth for glory how must It sing
now when souls go up In (locks from all
Christendom, hour by hour nnd moment
by moment f
THEllE'LL DE NO PAItTlNO T1IEHE.
Our happy gatherings on earth aro chill
ed by tho thought that soon wo must sep
arate. Thanksgiving and Christmas days
come, nnd the rail trains Hying thither arc
crowded. Glud reunions tako placo. Wo
have n time of great enjoyment. But soon
It Is "Good-by" In thu hall, "Good-by" at
the door, "Good-by" on tho street, "Good
by" at the rail train, "Good-by" at tho
steamboat wharf. Wo meet lu church. It
Is good to bo hero. But soon thu doxology
will lie biiug, tho benediction pronounced,
and thu audience will bo gone. But there
nru no separations, no good-bys In heaven.
At the door of tho house ot many mansions
no good-bys. At tho pearly gate no good
bys. The song will bo more pleasant be
cause wo aru always to slug lu Mightier
soug uh ourotherfrlendscomoiu. Mightier
song as other garlands aru set on the brow
of Jesus. Mightier soug a Christ'sglorle
unfold.
If tho first day wu cuter heaven we sing
well the next day wo sing better. Soug
untlciputivo of more light, of more love,
ot moro triumphs. Alwuy something nuw
to hear, something nuw to see. Many good
people suppose that wo shall see heaven
the Hrst day we get there. Not You can
not see London in two weeks. You cannot
see Itotno In six weeks. You cannot see
Venice in a month. You cannot see the
great city of the New Jerusalem In n day.
No; it will take all eternity to see heaven,
to couut the tower, to examine the tro
phies, to gaxo upon the throne, to see the
hlernrch. Ages on ages roll, and yet
heaven Is new! Tho streets new! Therein
I olo uewl Tho iov uewl The souu newl
I suyed a week at Nlagnni Fall, hoping
thoroughly to understand It and appre
ciate it. Hut on the lust day It seemed
newer and moro Incomprehensible than on
the first day. Gazing on tho Infinite rush
of celestial splendors, whero tho ocean of
delight meet aud pour themselves Into thu
grcnt heart of God, how soon will wo ex
haust the HongC Neverl Noverl
THE BONO Wll.t, NEVEH UK EXHAUSTED.
Tho old preachers, In describing the cor
row of tho lost, used to lift up their hands
anil shout, "Tho wrath to coinel" "Thu
wrath to coinel" Today I lift up my
hands, and looking toward tho great fut
ure cry, "Thu Joy U coniol" "Tho bliss
to cotnol" Oh, to wander on thu bunk of
tho bright river, and yet to feel that n lit
tlo further down wo shall find still bright
er flood entering Into ltl Oil, to stand a
thousand year, listening to tho enchant
Ing music of heaven, mid then to And out
that the harpers aro only tuning their
IIUrjIH!
Finally, I remnrk that It will bo n unan
imous song. There will, no doubt, boomo
to le.-l, but nil will bo expected to Join It
will bo grand congregational singing. All
tho sweet voice of tho redeemed! Grnnd
music it will bo when that now song
arise. Luther sing it, Charles Wesley
sings It. Iyowell Mason sing it. Our
voice now may bo harsh and our ears un
cultivated, but, our throats cleared ut last
and our capacities enlarged, you and I will
not bo ashamed to utter our voices as loud
ly iw any of them.
TJioso nations that havo always been
distinguished for their capacity In song
will lift up their voice In thnt melody.
Thoso who havo had much opportunity to
hear tho Germans slug will know what
Idea I mean to glvo when I say that tho
great German nation will pour their deep,
full voices Into thu now song. Everybody
knows the natural gift of tho African for
singing. No singing on this continent
like that of tho colored churches In the
south. Everybody going to Richmond or
to Charleston want to hear thu Africans
Hug. But when tint only Ethiopia, but
all that continent of darkness, lifts up its
hand, and all Africa pours her great vol
ume of volco Into tho new song that will
bo music for you. Added to U.ls are all
tho sixteen thousand millions of children
that uro estimated to have gono Into glory,
and thu host of young nnd old that here
after shall pooplo tho earth aud Inhabit
thu stars.
OIll THE NEW BONO.
Oh! tho now song! Gather It all up!
Multiply It with every sweetness! Pour
Into It every hurmonyl Crown It with
ovory gladness! Bolt It with every splen
dor! Flro It with every glory! Toss It to
thu greatest height of majesty! Roll it
to the grandest cycluof eternity l-mul then
you havo but the faintest conception of
what John experienced when, amidst tho
mngnlflcencu of apocalyptic vision, ho
heard It t lie now song!
God grant thnt at last wo may all sing ,
It. But If wu do uot slug tho prnlso of
Christ upon earth wo will never slug it in
heaven. Bo suru that your hearts aru now
attuned for tho heavenly worship. Thero
Is a cathedral In Europe with an organ at
cacli end. Orgnn answers organ, and tho
music waves backward and forward with
indescribable effect. Well, my friends, tho
tlmo will come when earth and heaven
will bo but different parts of ouo great ao
cord. It will bo joy here nnd Joy there!
Jesus here nnd Jesus there! Trumpet to
trumpet! Organ to orgnnl Ilnllelujah to
hallelujah! "Until tho day break aud tho
shadow lieu away, turn, my beloved, aud
bothoullkoa rou or a youug hart upou
tho mountains of Betherl"
Hunted to the Spot.
I heurd a Btory tho other day about the
former assistant rector of ouo of tho larg
est EpUcopal churches lu tho city. The
gentleman lu question is now the president
of a college so far nway that ho cannot
mind If I relate tho Incident, Huwusa
Jolly good fellow when he lived in a board
lug house hero, and in his oft hours hu was
accustomed to Join In with tho other good
fellows of the house nt a friendly gutno of
whist or n smoke.
Ono ovenlng when ho was out at service
two of tho wags of tho establishment ro
metnlieretl that It was his invnrlablo habit
upon returning homo to dott his rounda
bout vest and clerical coat, put on nu old
smoking Jacket nnd Incnso his feet in a
pair of morocco Bllppers, which latter al
ways occupied thu sumo position on his
bedroom Hoor preparatory to Ids coming.
Accordingly thoy firmly nailed theso slip
pers to tho floor and awaited results lu tho
next room.
Presently the dominie returned. They
heurd him moving ulwut; thoy heard the
thud of his shoes as they were tuken on
and thrown down, nnd then all was si
lence. They peeked cnutlously In, uud
there beheld the young clergyman stand
ing In his slippers, hi fuco whitonsn sheet,
and a look of horror upon it, his eyes star
ing straight ahead. The sight was too
much for them, but thoy managed to sup
press their laughter and ask lu a tone of
amazement what tlio matter was.
"Matter," ho gasped, "thero Is mntter
enough; boys, I'm paralyzed, and can't
move hand or foot. For mercy's sake,
help mo."
Tho man did actually, such is tho force
of imagination, believe he was paralyzed
for a moment or two, but ho finally set
'em up, iu a manner appropriate to his
colling, by buying cigars for the crowd.
Brooklyn Life.
She Ws Very Deaf.
Thero was onco an old lady of Boston
who was very deuf and bclug very old she
did not read much. Ono Fourth of July
thu Boston artillery flred n hundred guns
on tho Commou to usher In tho dny. The
old lady hud forgotten the day and she
sat In her room near thu Common, knit
tlug. Every now and then she would
fidget a little, look toward tho door aud
then resutno her knitting. Finally tho
hundredth was Ured, with u big chnrgo of
powder, and tho old lady gnvu a sudden
start, looked up keenly and said:
"There! I was suro somebody was knock
lug. Como In." Exchange.
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add one ounce of starch mixed with a little
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quantities at once, that thu boiling may
not bo Interrupted. When all the starch
Is stirred in let tho mixture boil for somo
minute. Then add chalk to neutralize tlio
ncld, filter tlio liquid through porous paper,
and evuiiornte to thu consistency of a thick
sirup. Thu starch sirup thus made, a
well us the white solid starch sugar, aro
both articles of commerce. Exchange.
In n discussion that has lately been car
ried on in Europe as to the distance at
which large objects on tho earth's surface
nro Islble it was stated that tho Himalaya
mountains have appeared to view from tho
great distance of 334 miles uud Mont Blano
210 tulles.
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Stylish Carriages and Buggies,
At all Hours Day or Night.
t2T Hones Hoarded nnd best of enre taken of all Stock entrusted to us
PRICES REASONABLE.
BILLMEYER &
Call and Soo Us.
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Apartments Single or En Suite with or without Board.
Passenger Elevatorsi
Cor. luth nml y Stri-uts.
Tclepliunn No, 4H2.
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Notary Public and Real Estate Dealer in City and Farm Property
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North German-Lloyd Steamship Co.,
Hamburg-American Packet Co., and Baltic Lines.
Also Railroad Agent for the Different Companies East atid West
Southampton. Havre, Hamburg, SteUen, London, Paris, Norway, Plymouth, Bremen,
Sweden, and any point in Europe.
Post Orders and Foreign Exchange Issued to all prominent points n Europe
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L. MEYER, 108 North Tenth Street.
Burlington route
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Pullman's Finest Palace Cars !
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Or'l l'nss. nuil Ticket Aifent,
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Palace Stables
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CO. Proprietors.
Tolophono 435
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Rates anu Routes, Call at the City
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City I'll, and Ticket Audit,
Lincoln.
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