Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-01-12


In order TO run evaneelistic services Sun
day. The fact is there was something
more than dirt LEFT behind ny Sunday
nights services 81 soul. accepting Jesus
left something there that all the brOoms
and scrubbing brushes in the Bowery could
not clear out; and the instructive feeling
that "his craft was in danger" led the
sharp manager to decline re.letting his
house TO us. am 30 glad we had one ser
vice anyway. I don't blame the manager
at all. He treated us most courteously,
but cuisines is business" and Jesus meet.
ings will not mix with theatre going. lie
saw this promptly, with that business
shrewdness that caused our LORD 10 say;
"The children Of this world are wiser in
their generation than the children Of light"
o. IL the LORDS dear children only in
stirctively repealed any approach Of satan's
enRinery for evil as quickly as the DEVILS
children do sny approaches Of the Savior's
ministries Of love, what pure church we
shouiu see W@"""'
Our lovely weather is gone, for the pres
ent. All the week before Christmas and
New Year II was exceptionally fine. Bo-
reas begins to bluster again this morning
and the ground Is covered with snow, with
more coming.
We like BROOKLYN. II is a cleaner. neat
err city than New York, where elegance is
crowded into a lev fashionable streets, with
squalor, more or less, IN all the rest. Here
there is very general aspect OF comfort
and aiiiuenee. IL is largely inhabited BY
New Workers, who prefer 1t for home how
ever they may like the greater city for bus
mess. The Terry boats that transport these
crowds 10 ana from business morning and
esening, are sight to behold, in the
crowded hours. The long-waited-ior sus-
pension oridge' spanning East RIVER
promised Tor early next year and then the
stream oil traVei VIII pour over II. An eie-
waited railway Is nearly finished on the
Brooklyn s'de' connecting with this won
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Alas! for those who lead the "forlorn
rope" in anything good The point lie
aimed, but they Ne in slaughtered heaps
or others to enter in and enjoy. 0, they
lie 90 pitifully along the ages with Paled
lnturned iaces, hands still clenching brok-
n swords, or holding muskets In unrelax-
ng grasp; dying that Others may live and
nJoy. "Alas" did say? take 1t back
efore the ink IS dry. All! no, that is
word, "of the earth earthly"
Better thus, to die even, and rise to more
lorious life, where victors receive crowns,
han plod along in dull mediocrity, know
ng little, achieving less. HE that loseth
lie shall gain it; he that loveth life shall
ose it," From Abel TO stephen, these
being dead yet speak" to us and bid US be
{ good courage. Paul does not regret
ow that In his day he could truly write:
l think that we apostles are set last to be
he oh-scourlng OF all things" For Jesus
axe" makes all right Ones only sadness
Tor those poor iei'ows VINO DIE oil disap-
oin'men. ana broken hearts and get moth
ng oy H. because the LohDs glory is not
neir OBJECT
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