The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1885-11-06


smaller worlds, down stairs Of Arma-
ments. and from cloud 20 cloud. and
through the treotops and into the camels
stall To thrust his shoulder under on,
burdens and take tho lances of paia
through bis vitals, he wrapped himself in
sli ,h+::agoniss which we deserve for our
misdoings. and stood ON the splitting
decks OF wrecking ship. amid tie
drenching surf Of the sea. and
passed midnights ON the mountains amid
wild beasts OF Frey, and stood ct the point
where all earthly and Internal hostilities
charged ON him at onces with their kser
seoers-our sub'tttute.
When did attorney ever endure 20 muck
for pauper client, or physician Tor the
patient IN the Iasarsttos or mother for tho
child IN membranous Group, - Christ Tor
rs, and Christ for You, and Christ for mel
Shall any man or woman or child in this
audience who has ever suffered for an
other find It bard to understand this
Christly suffering for usf Shall those
half of thelInfo tuna,ejhave NO appreciation
Of that one m mens, which was lifted out
Of all the ages of eternity a. most conspic.
uous, when Christ "a. hered MP ell the sins
OF those to b redeemed under his one arm
and all their sorrows under the other arm
and said: II will atone for these under
my right arm and will heal all those under
my left arm. Strike me with al thy gilt.
tering shafts, oh, eternal Justice. Roll
ov.- Nth al thv :urr.. =.
oc..n. NJ .orrovw And tbmnderhoit.
.truck him from above. and the
.e.. os troubla rolled mn from beneath
hurricane altar hurricane and ovclone
after cyclone. and then and thsre. In
ore.encs a; heaven and earth and hell
vea. ALI world. witne.sinp. the price. tho
hitter price. the tr.nscendent price the
awful price. the plorious price. the in.
finite price. tina eternal price. was Maid
that q Its MS free. That II what Paul means.
that in what mean. that Ia wba. all those
Who have ever had their hearts changed
mean bv .sblood.n I1lorv in this rslieion
If blood. lam thrilled a I see the sue.
FESTIVE color IN the sacramen.al cum.
whether it be Of FURNISHED silver on cloth
Immediately white, or rough.hewn from
wood set ON table in log-hut meeting.
house Of the wilderness. Now, I am
thrilled as see the affairs Of ancient sac
rifice crimson with the blood of the slain
lamb, and Leviticus is to me not SO much
the Old Testament as the New. Now / see
why the destroying angel, passing over
Egypt in the night, spared all those houses
that had blood sprinkled on their door.
posts. Now I know what Isaiah means
when he speaks of zone in red apparel
coming with dyed garments from Boz.
rah;" and whom John means when
ives ure was dipped in blood;" and what
Peter, the Apostle, means when he speaks
of the 'prec Gus blood - and what John
means when he refers to tho ''blood that
cleanse,h from all sins" and what the old,
worn out. decrepit missionary, Paul,
means, when, in my text. he cries: "With.
out shedding of blood is no remission"
By that blood you and will be saved or
never saved at all. In all the ages of the
world God has not once pardoned . single
sin EXCEPT through the Savior's expia.
ton, and he never will. Glory bs to God
that the hill back of Jerusalem was the
battlefield on which Christ has achieved
our liberty.
The most exciting and overpowering
day Of lass summer was the day ON the
battlefield of Waterloo. Starting out
with the morning train from Brussels,
Belgium, We arrived in about an hour on
taat famous spot. A son of one who was
in the battle. and who had heard from his
father thousand times the whole scens
recited, accompanied rs over the field.
There stood the old Hougomont chateau.
the walls dented and scratched and brok.
non ball. There is the we'll in which 300
dying and dead were pitched. There is the
chapel with the head Of the infant Christ
shot of. There are. ga.es at which, for
many hours, English and French armies
wres,led. Yonder were the 16O guns of the
Ensiisn an" tne IU guns OF the french
.o"uer Tue nanoverian nussarS neo ior
me WOODS. 1onaer was Inc ravine OF
o'ane' "nero '"e FRENCH cavalry NOE
showing '1ere was no.io" ID 'ne ground
loaaeu over ana oown' troop siter Troop
wv horses anu Low men tomohns INTO
"i'' s"Aui mass y. suner"s, aooA oi KICK
i"S ncf'ss "e""s' "'o" ""o oreas' o. cap
AN Ill" coioneis a"" private soioiers'
inc human anu INC oess''y sroan kept up
until, tne gay si.er' al was snoveieu I'M
oei' because 0. 'oe ma'oaor arising IN that
no! month Q. .uhe' mere SAID our
su'ae' tne nigniano regiments lay down
on .ne'r iaces waiting ior 'ne moment 20
spring upon tne ioe' In tnat orchard
:'V "ea wore cut 20 Pieces mere
STOOD "ehns.on, WIN wnite Ups
anu ny .nas knoll Eoo0 Mals"ai Ney
on MS s'As" "o,so' "se having oesn sno'
unoer an norc JIG ranks o, .ne
3. ..n'n "'oAe: On" MaIs."I Ney, WIN US