The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-08

tho cnmprion ~ tho worlds conquest n tho,
could rave for seen the stouc that Womb
be laid 10 him, aud ne matrca,mcnj he would
subcg, aud the tu-dcn5 he wouid h,vo w.
g nv, sud the battles he wound have w
h'nt, ! thins ttue would hW. rc,n .
u'lhon volunteers Ia he ven wh1 would
have tnsit'cI uH coming nl'ug wi % hin : but
no, tho opiy u'counu'iod ui 70 10 tho pltr
tn ~ last shuu h ird 81 1r down g. tnn c,rtt'
| the aOtcc .ctwcon trr tH' worlds briI ,.,l wiz
q gre thp' ma. You know ia 'ro t4a WHO III
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c'nn9 ,rk ogaip. Wnol t. Gocs,d O. IS win
! vtfn nor. ~ IT, p. "a .,,n,,' w, ,m N,ol'
All On tnrr" ~ ~ .trp ,ptt $50 pain ~ IT, cnn,s
vet 50 1t was with & 49,. lie h,d MOI vrt
| iYHrHt p.tlc; IT, w.. 'iW iu- out eud tNaisn
ihls w"rlu did MT civ him awllpi-n,artSJ
grro'inr, there was % g"n;in mother VIII, f,LinJ
nm ~ her ARMS and a Ia u" sd, 40 itG rence
IT," and and c.a,, d', r.. ' . Grts $780,, our
tic eiago or tni. world, II wa auilst ungoIc
shout, Ia tne r'llcrics aud amidst the klndest
maternal mini irhiOts.
l. there any meaning in such wrc,chc ! s,un
IA thls2 rtihk Of the "miiiinn volun,ccrsw
who would he,e insisted on cominu from ,h.
IRE central sun with Clrlst to h.lo him In
hi work Of redemption! It seems that the onl,
way THIS miiiion could bo held back was by de.
ceiSing them a. to the facts. II Christ actualI,
set out from tho great central sum Image,
heaven iull-grown warrior. how was n ppsst.
siblo FIR him 10 he conceived bv ard born Of
Maryl II g. only necessary 20 suggest the facts
~ they are gwen In the Gospel narrative, to
eNpose the ii1medsursble folly OF the nonsense
given I'm Talmtge.
But We weary uf following Mr.. raim1gs
through his exhibitions Ut ignorance, folly. and
hiasphemy. We will give one more specimen
of his ignorance, which viii bb aut to excite tbs
dcrsion NJ every school boy and school rirl who
r. dis II. There are not many school boys and
school girl- IN the land who do no. know tina.
Indian corn f. Indigenous to the Vow World
and that the corn mentioned IA the Bibls IL not
maize. llu, Mr.. raimage. incredible Us It NAV
seem. does not know this. lie supposcs that
corn field in Canaan in the davs Of Joshua Was
the same as corn neld In Illinois in the DAYS of
IaimIr In sermon entitled " The Ola Corn
OF Canaan" tnage $50. founded on the text,
And the mamma ceased on the m PROV after
they had eaten Of the old corn Of tho land,-
John ", T., he says;
Blt aficr fourteen ihoGeand six hun lred con-
sccutlNe days Of ftliing inauu9--S trdiys e.
crp'ed--fhc m1uu1 ceased. Some of them wcru
glad ~ H. ipi know tnev hld com1lnncd to
their lead ~. ana wondered that tlci mad to es.
mann Instead ~ on'un.. Now the fare IL
rnshGcd. Those pcopiH IN that army unier
ipf,, " ~ OF as' had never seen cOrnflsld,
aud hoH. when they h'dr The leaves rdstlinE
AVID sr" the tissols waving gnd the pillows 81
r'etn ii"wus over the 81 an rs the wind touch
al ihrm, ~ must have been new aui lively
seue.tinn. "Cnrn' cnod the old man. a. no
husAed an err. "Corn!" cri ID the children, az
the, counted the shging grains. Corn
shouted tne vanguard of the host, "a they bnr-.
ooen the rrIn;ries of the aufighteJ population,
the er -nari-s that had bean left IN the uoss
sion 81 tue viTorinus lsraent's. Then the 0ro
Was kindled. and the ears OF irn were thrust
into 1t, md, fresh and crisp and tender, wers
devuurod If tne hungry vIctors.
The corn cry Of that old maa, "as he husked
an car" must nave tad tone of raving in it,
TITO whole picture Is drawn In Mr.. Trlmage'a
most characteristic style. and docs equal dis