Telegram-herald., 1888-12-31

naarel. ~ Ia a baton q ushl niafsasied
over Gle ti-ls = winged orchestra Il tlrle
Bad teel sle "A brilliant al mighty rcccSul-
tInl a. aa advent la TIE nouse 81. lh4racn.
of at sa 2-yent a4 JEe house VI Cas1r, cr tas
1ause ol iia aas1uls, of tbs 1o,.ze ~ STUART,
Sc ue4al leE - nluco have Wontrrtd bat =
barn -ens too poar q center fer sucb Sell
cate 4nl aFcl4lEeiic c4rcul.ferenca Tie
stage seems to1 small Tor 80 great an art, the
iaIair t1o grand Tor such un4pprec-arlts
auditors, tls ein..4w of the stable 10 r1ds
CD te s.selalec ~ other w1riia
-es s.r 10. madam. lt Is my ioy this
morning % rell sou VIA. was bofn that
nis-t IA tle village barn, aud. as / want 70
MAKE rlv q scrlr49 acculuil-lva and ciluac-
teric, begin. ia tie 6sst place. by telling
ven that, lat uight. la tha Bethlehem
urans0r ~.ls born a. encouragement fer all
tee poorly started uo b4d only UWo friends
they BIS parents No satin hned cradle. 10
Gel Gaze a-tent-o1s. bat straw, al TIE cattle,
ee1 rls coarse luAs ana banter of the camel
drivers. 10 wonder tbs medieval painters
reofesen- ths oxsl as kueeh1s before tho
intal- Jesus, fer there ~ere no men there at
that timo % worship. From tho depths OF
what poverty no rose, until today be is
hon9red IA all ClristendoEi, and sits on tho
imperial throue ia heaven
TIE NI5HriCsr SA.E.
What name - uaisht,est today IN Christer-
d0mi Jesns Who las more friends on
ear-l than any other beilgi Jesus. Before
whom 90 tie most thousands kuecl in chapel
All church and cathedral this h0urf Jesus.
Fof whon could one hundred million souls
De- mar eled, ready 20 light CT diet Jesus.
Frotn y NAT depths ~ poverty % what height
OF reno~ni Azd so let az those who are poorly
starte1 remember that they cannot be r,ors
poorly born, or more disadvantages Isl
tLan this Christ Let them look up 20 his
sxampls while they have time aud eternity
~ initiate 10.
Do yol know that the vast majority Of the
~or'ls -eiivcrers had barnlke birthulaces ?
Luther, che emlucipator of religion, born
among the m.ne5 Shakespeare, the emanci-
pa-or Ot literature, bora IL a humble homo
al Stratiorl-on-Avon. Columbus. the dis
coverer ~ = world, born ia poverty at Genoa.
aoEartA, tls Cscoverer Of low % make art
accpmul@tlvo and aGmilistrative os virtue,
born in q humble home ut Westlorcland.
k't-o e.d PrIeaux. " hose KEYS unlocked rev
lpa-tuir-ts IN tie Holy Scriptures which had
never been entered, bora IN want Yea.
have o. teli you tl-- -iae o,t ol ten al the
worlds delive.ers. n.ne ol- or ten - the
worlds u-cssiahs-the rezsial5 ~ science.
l1s rress.ahs Of law. the mcssiahs OF neai-
ciue, tle uiessi1hs OK poverty, tie messlads
0i -rauI bcucvoielce- were born ~ wont.
Z suppose that when Herschel the great
astronomer. was bora IL tho home Of a poor
musician, not only ono star, but all the stars
tc aftcgwlrl d discovered pointed down 10 his
uan-cr. | suppose when HAYDN. the ter
man composer. was born IN the hamble homo
If q poor wheeivF.sh, shat al tho angels Of
music chantcd over ths manger. Ca. what
sucourag ssnerg Tor those VINO are poorly
starfel " who think Yourselves far down,
asplre to 81 hirh upi
j stir y1lr holy ambitions tclay. anl
want % tsil Joa although the whole worll
slly De oppose O. you. and lis Us ana out
/ sila Of your occupations or professions there
nls nc those wl9 world hinder your ascent. "a
+ Foar side 1ul eaiistcd i'm Your behalf are the
+ tymratset Eelr- .ul tle almighty arm of
i One wlo. ole Chr.-, mas niglt about eiEbteca
I ausirei ara e-htyeigAt yetrs ago, vas
rrarrel ia swaldliny clothes and laid IN ,
I man-.r Oh. wtat magnificent encourage
ulenJ fer tas poorly started
COOP Will To- XIV
IT Ar1.n. have to tell fol thas in that
village barn tra. n.-lt was born good VII
f .l rsr r-efce- yol cali DC kiul1es-. o- for
ul-farcc. a. IcrglF Feucss. or genia. IT, or af-
+ rtu1. er lows II was 10 f-ors ~ high
1e4sen CD s-nl IT'S favoriro In that hum.lia-
..1n. e. was sacrifice ior rsoeil5ls world
After tle calamity IA FaEal -c. aot only did
Pc x bc-.a % gore. arl tas adder 20 sting,
ir.4 rhs elephant - sEaits With his tusk. 1-d
lee l.cl o. prt 20 tad use ,octa AMI paw. but
lrier sle very tree from whIcd the loroidd =
irV- vas rigczel we're la-ched o'lt war and
revenge CAL n.a.cs anil envy and jealousy
snI -la rhols aroa.i 81 cockatr.ces.
la- a-liast taas s,-le ser tie Bethlehem
n,ar-cr rt'rl says. "Dics rather tian
sure i.fre rather than as-auir. aaI faas
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guns. disuantie your batteries, turn --s e.1r
fUia ''aei1n. tflt carr ed s. o- ana She'll.
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