The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1886-11-03

T" 0Ernyf fi,G hOuqAa IN bA built will be AZ
yordf.i' thc most cultured views TO be fan
cied \ From the galleries. from the roof
and from ire t,,rrets NAV be seen gardens
A. far 40 the eya can s,e. fun Of fruits and
Aowers arranged n the most beautiful
o,,ierl with wslk. ooionnades. aoucfincts,
canals honda. plains. phitheaters, ter.
races. fm,nta;as. scnlptnrea works, pavill-
ions uosdolas.' rlares Of poD,ilsr amuse.
ment 10 t;re he eve m. fancy An this to
be done by urging the water. the wind and,
he sunshine 10 their fuu deyelopment,n
"a goas on ana u;yos,plate No. Of the ma.
III ~ nnH ~ fS;s vyor[ r. n ne i6heI
and IL So SAYS ~ ensx needs Al tina atari
SS t n IN s Il whSic6 IA arcs shalI be
t,ro,tv do,,a-s zach ana one hnndred thot,.
san;, X twb hnndfSa tEn1sand dollars shah
be rniked oiust To make 4 specimen commu,
nity. and then tA,s being formed othe world
win see its practicabilitv. and yery soon
1two pori three million sdaiiarsr can be OBJ
tanned. and in ten ve,,p the whole earth
viii, bejn naradise :, The Man is not 80 pre-.
posteross "a ,some have heard OF. Z But
will take NO stock in that company! I do not
believe that ii will ever be, done in that
way. nv any mechanical force or bv any liia99
chinery that the human mind can, nut into
play its 10 be done by the Gospel OF the Son
~ God ire omninotent niachinetv al love
ana oraseand narflo,; ana aslyaaior. That In
F'dsstrGveda fleet III shiny cb4fyjhg IN the
harboi 4 You know how lie idid1 iti iHe
lifted o great, sun glass, 4 history ltells,u US,
and when the feet OF ships, came up the
hsrbor ut Syracuse he brDught.t0 bear. this
sun glass and, he conveyed the SUMS rays
upon tbssse ships Now, thesails are wings
Of Are, the masts fail, the vessels sink.
OH my friends, by the sun glass OF the
Gospel copverging the rsysof the sun Of
righteousness upon the sins, the wicked
ness Of the world, we will make them blaze
and expire. '.'Yl ~ -
Ii that day Of which ] speak, do ven hc4d
lieve there will be any midnight carqusall
Will there be any kicking on from the mar
Bile steps OF shivering mendcantsF1 WIZ
there be any unwashed, unfed, uncpmbedt
Will there be any blasphemies IN the street,
VIII there be any inebtfStes staggering
pasta No. No wine stores. mo lager
beer saloons No distilleEies where they
make the three X's. No bloodshot eye. No
bloated cheek. No Instruments OF ruin and
oScsAStuO W. ANY, POuAANSN <rSs~SN~'
The grandchildren Of that woman who
goes down the street with o curse, stoned
BY the boys that follow her, will be the re-
formers and philanthropists, and the Chris
tian men and the honest merchants Of New
York and Brooklyn.
Then what municipal governments, too,
we viii have in all the citiesl Some cities
are worse than others, but in many of our
cities you just walk down by the city halls
and look In at some Of the rooms occupied
by politicians, and see TO what q sensual,
loathsome, ignorant, besotted crew city
politics il abandoned. Or they stand around
the city hall picking their teeth, waiting
for some einoiuments of crumbs to fall to
their feet, waiting all day long and waiting
all night long. An a 4I1qg -gWi0I
WHY are ,those vvretch.a woman taken
mn for drurkenness and CARRIED nm N the
courts and MT in nr;aon M coursat What
will Won do with the 0roo shona that make
them drinka NOTHING. Who are those pris.
oners n mil, ono az them sto,e q mar ~
shoes That how stole dollar Thisi OWL
snatched a nnrse. An of them crimes
damging soc;etv iess than twentv and
thirty dollars Rut what Will, Won AZ with
| the gambler who last night robbed the
Young man Of q thousand dollars. Moth
| ing. What shall be done with that one
! who breaks through and DESTROYS the puri-
ty of Christian home. .!ando with an
| adroitness and perfidy that beats the strat-.
eey. of hell, fiings a shrinking. shrieking
| soul into n bottomless perditi0ni Nothing.
| What will YOU do with those who fleece
| that young man. getting him "a purloin
| a
! the Young man who came to an, officer OF
my church and told the story and frantical-
! ly asked what he might doY Nothing Ali
We do well to punish small crimes but L
have sometimes thought 1t would be better
in some of our cities, il the officials would
| only turn out from the tails the petty Grim
inals. the little offenders, ten-dollar des.
peradoes. and put n in their places
some of the monsters of iniouity who
drive their roam suan through the
streets 80 swiftly that honest men have TO
| lean to get ont of the wsy of being run
over. Oh. the damnable schemes that pro-
| fessed Christian men will sometimes en-.
gage In until God nnts the Anger of retri-
4 button into the collar of their robe of hy-
/ pocrisy and rips il clear To the bottomi
= RI, al, tbaae ,,ronos aro coin, En- IVA
,;gbted Iexno,,t N live m see the aav T
think hear in tho distance the rumbl;nv
of the K;nr,s chariot Not alyvavs In the
n;nor;tv IL The church NJ Odd yo;,,y IN no.
or aro GOOD mon go;,y "a he Tyhe straots
arc going TO he f,lled with rcOenerated
populations. Three hundred and sixty bells
rang in MoScov, ub hon ope o,;nca ,,,as n,a,.
ried: hut when righteousncss and neace
l,ss each other In ali the earth tom
thousand times ton Thousand bclls
shall, strike the ;ubilee Poverty
enriched. hunger fed. crime nri.
fed: ignorance enlightened. nj, the
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