New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-25
TIE Cor-yTRYs GREAT PRODUCTS.

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The BROOKLYN Tabernacle was handsomely
decorated Yesterday morning. sheayes OF wheat oats
and rye lined the rear OF the platform The reading
desk rested in the midst OF sheaf OF wheat. Cot
Inn plants, grapes, pumpkins and squashes
were displayed about the platform, and the
Galleries were decorated with lunches Of grain.
The Rev Mr. Talmage discoursed on "Irumpets,
while the small boys III the street played tin accompa
plnient The discourse based on Numbers XXX, ::
day of blowing OF trmpcts." He said in part
what a BugIy instrument is the trumpet No or
chesra Is complete without it, and ono of the most im
portant stops OF the is the trumpet stop Inc
nncicnts had feast which they called the feast OF
trumpcs-a feast Of gadness. To such feast we come
10 day This Is feast Of trumpots-of gladness, OF
praise of festivity OF reunion OF triumph This day OF
comes to with sheaf OF wheat In the one
hand and with the other points to the source OF all
blessings have late from headquarters that will
make your ears nge with gladness Let us see whether
God ia starving us out. The corn crop TINS year Is
1876 80 900 bushels, valued at SS6771O372 at the
seaboard This crop Is worth 267 millions more than
that of last year What Il the is less In amountit
il moro valuable. ia not bushel Of corn worth one
dollar as valuable IA two bushels at hfty cents
eachl The wheat crop is worth S56O,OOO'OOO'
being Sl6O 900 900 Than the value OF last year
crop OF petroleum last year there were lo,OOO,OOo
barrels; this year there Is double that guam
tity And this, too Is Ii new product. IL you were TO
have An opportunity talk 10 Of yOur ancestors,
and were to mention petroleum, he would say Pete
roleum who is heP And TO come to a subject on which
can ilate there production of 900 pounds
of sugar There no excuse for you when visit you 10
stint my tca-cup of its fit saccharine notification Think
ofit-212, 100000 pounds Of sugar. why should you
deny your children confectionery | remember that
Iups OF sugar used 10 be placed near the ministers
hand to clear his throat while preaching, and occasion
ally the pastor would put in his mouth TO the envy
OF us boys IN the gallery and would stand with his head
erect rolling tine sweet morsel under his tongue. Then
III 900 900 swine have been slaughtered this yearand
no rnauy hogs left Uaughter.I The hay crop equals
the corn CROP The horse the ind the sheep have
been provided for. He who feeds the raven
has fed this year tho quadruped. or gold and
silver products the value this year $S00O0000 Gold
and silver are going TO be common In this country
that you Will some day from silver plates and drink
from golden chaces This is hut the beginning OF the
production Of gold and silver 1t Is 60 what 1t will be in
the future ma the 90 which Cornelius Vanderbilt
got for carrying passenger staten Island to the
mulious he lett at his death Our domestic exports
were valued ut SS2l 100000 and our imports at @o4O
600 OOO-a balance OF SlSOOOO,OOO In our favor.
TIE world IA to bame for the dimnutiOn OF crops III
there any. You and may see the day whcn drOuths
Will come TO end because men resolve that they
shall After the battle OF Waterloo there was HOOD oil
wnter after the battle OF AuscritZ there was Hood Oh
water; after the battles OF Gettysburg ana Bunker I'LL
Hoods wafer. A hcaNy dsonhrge OF aitt
lgry almost always brings rain Storm Ana tne tune
win come when governments VIII make use of TINS TACT
Droutna have caused millions OF dollars Oh 1885, ana
| DISCHARGE OF artillery. though expensive. mSh'