, 1877-02-25

| take IN sunnose onrhodv u,n+o5 w. n;trh 1,+
Elijah. Everybody before Christ had made
1alluFe OF It, but there was a vast deal Of Ct
~ uaseneut W oe cua"h from Inc lie Of tnl
fhe coninT raass n,ai ~. e ,s ~ ~ =,
I'M. c. 4, concert Of TUcs1av eTen;ng. - '''
The meeting closed with singing aud PRAYER,
!
THE DRUAfMERS.
/ SERMON BIZ DR. TALMAGE.
/ Se,o York Ucrd, Fsb. 10.
| In preaching to the commercial travellers res
| +cr,.v NJ T.,n,.rro +,o1- ~. +.~t ~,
| NsH., :. =. ..11.. 11' 80 10 teAs "uA
f1uoin' A'' r. 1nc cna1aots snal1 rage IN IN
streets; theT shall just1e one against another II
| the broad ways; they shall seem like torches
ths nast ccn+nrias haa forao+ten na-s thn. th
! A~ FA1' ~~so'4e -, 'A'o ~ t5o'te.i ote .a"n La
! present century KNOWS; that the people mus
| have known in tho days Of Nincveh the use!
and the appliances OF steam: and that he heart
| in the tcrt rho n,sh of Tho 1oronotive ~,
-hsm - -. ~ -e. W.
snt11A Sitter VI tne whistle, the alarm OF tn'
oell' and the clatter Of tile brakes, OF th'
| couplings. The raging chariots, Mr.. Talmagt
intimated. must have been exnrcss trains str;v
;no -, ~, ~ +;,,a r. 5.r..;ha., ~,
- -" W ~N1e e .n'
al11'A ol ua'n at nlsnt, anu sald tha'
it seemed as if he could shear the
passase Of the midnight express in the text
11aFo hn ron$f hall *hn f4-n
a.,s, ~ ~ -, ,ao.a . 1s .aa'a I'l'I -.
ehousn w Ect on ooa!u4 anu eo lAIouen az
the cars ana nnd tnat three quarters nf all the
passengers are commercial Travellers" The
transition Was sudden and without explanation,
hut ,fr T,1maea e,i,tent1v ro,erres -, a,nar;r,r,
49, ~ ., .s--4 ~ w 11A.e4 'e'A4'
trains OF to-day ana not to the raging and just
ling ones OF Nineveh. He went on to speak OF
the commercial travellers, ttThey ARE not
fr1ghtenca at tho ahrnnt nandemoni,,m If t,e
"a N-N
name If the ncst station or anrfi,;n~ eIsa yn,,
nav want ~ l:nnw ~, the In. fror, RcIfsst ~
Eey West Take = sieenfnr-herth and one NJ
tbcsc ecnt,emcn is snr, t6 he ahoye nr heIou-
@ ~ tSo III 4anr;
an5 4oid trhn. Iare ~ sh,,1. ha ~anre.cntd ~
thc wnr1I's - hnstin md commercial actfvitv "
ssTbev ,rc ,,hfnu;tnus. ,1nionc and rTcmcndn,,e
for gnnd ~ evil J, he sad ' ~1
Mr. Talmaee thought the the commercial travel
crs conId :. Stand sermon IT ,rorr,.hc,rted
ermnethv :, IL thon%ht tno tbe sornnn ,soc
finely. thousands wer1 ai,o,t Il, az fort. in
nrotessfnnai nnest apf hr nronhes;ed that WITH
Their going would return the lone-wished- -for
you talsiag abouts'' Nj. Talmaee inouired rio-
1ent1v .s Yon th;nk we cannor rernver1 In
1851 there were failures Il, the amount Of SOL
mn fxEl;'~he sa:s ,r AZ # he 1rcre nnCry. IWe
IN. , cn1n,mcrc;al traveller. have Received mr.
7ars rom ne bca1 If vo1r arm vo,, ,re ahont
rs s,art ~ 1o,,f er;,rsion. ro have po,,r
samoIes ali arranecd: you have your prices
committed 10 memory. and you know which
ones you must keep frm and Which ones YOU you
WERE VI so stransern &c Continued @ ned % Mr fama@e Jn hay-
inr Tins ACCURATELY described The preliminary
on.rat;ons and precautions Of drummer
aho,,f ~ f3r,1rn IL ,ronld mt ventura tn 1nnlz
into that yalisc, but being brother / do look
IL ,nf, mar mt nresnme To- maze few suo-
eestior,ss'; Searcling. Wr. Tal1nage presently
Comes across little packare in he snaDe Of
at onre IS s cards 1 W." arhens nm nv brother"
saws. ssyon don't want to take anv unneccssarY
f,arraee With You.,' The drummer is sunnosed
to INQUIRE what harm there is in little pack Of
cards, and Mr. Talmage says, "Withou1 IN
dset m 3nat there are nn
cori.niay;ng have zone down through successive
gradcs ~ hotto1nless ner1ition.,, Then foilop-
"a ~ storr n = vounr EnofishrnaD ,rho e IN the
nieht he blew bis brains out,'' wrote letter to
ronner lady ascrjf,insr his ruin to carf-playfnr
= R,t !rhat;s 1hes fsonst want to ha IL H.
cn;e;tirc-oh. n hrandv-fask.n u 1;oine 1hrou0h
he nanton,Ie of ],ol1iup It NJ, to the liebt IN
.cs wv natnraI way The nre,rheT continued: INV
friend. empty it, and iii it u9 with the cholcra-
1n;rtnre. i; Then the preacher made another
.,,Trestion ,Fhich was to the efTect that the
5r,,Gnmcr shonlfi take something with him to
read He recommended historical works and
tha - R;h1c in rnund heantiful prfnt ,, APut it
[a1+ ~ vo,1r e1,fie-booS.' he said-ts one to
show ron tfc roa,I here and the other to show
snu +ie road there Drn't saw that every hotel
Soa 4her, lne aoa4 Hars vor nv Ynn hare Tomr
aas u.r,, 'c coat and vonr own Int. and YOUR own
H"rte Mhsrc vo,ir own f3ible. when yon ryt a
ta,oer.or ~ a,y;nr sGeorue's sjc, ar 1Fannfe,s
1r;.;a ',,ethis Tith extreme Tiror-.t twill be-
.5eaf co,nfnrt ThroT ont your cards: mt in
55a,,r Fih1e
Wnh nne thing 7 forpot-to ask YOU what
,o;,, ~, arc cn;n:, Ia tale. The S o'clock SIM
10 !. stternoo5 trot,. chi NV Brother. don't
~ ~ ~ ~ ths Ior5,s 91ay-it Amt nav in this
~ rn2,d ~ anx hetter than n the other, followed
Sa ~ ~ etSrr ~ rnnno man in Pittshura who
;tsrted tart OF on Sunday against bis will, because
'en,ei aso IN abort metre2n said Mr.. Talmage,
' :" Young man, a dissipated gam
~ .,,ch : firm. What right has professcd |
Tristan merchant to sit down in church Sun
7ar having sent his clerk travelling on that dav4
Tet Nd, professcd Christian merchant aud call !
hat hat b. boy back"
1Young man" said AIR. Talmage, again, "a
to1lar ear eaTncd On SUNDAY is a red-hot dollar.
lG ron mt it in bag with i've thousand other |
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