Telegram-herald., 1888-08-13

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easy fsr the general - oornEnz.d us fsrwsrd
white he ridss and We walk Then the gvn
era disrnouutsd and compelled the complsin
ing s0idier % ges on slls borse- Coming
through a ravine. bs.lssf from . sharp
shooter struek ths rider. AID he fsl dead
Then the general said. "How much safer II l.
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O.oe more / have 10 tell you that this
senior brother OF my taxt stands for tie
poutinr Christian Wkile there Is &C much
eoagrstuiGtion within doors. the hero o. my
n stands outside, the corners of ms mouth
drawn down, looking - he felt miserable
am glad hIs lngubrlons physiognony did
not spoil the fesUyity within How many
poating Chrlst,sns thsrs are in our day
Christians who do not like the nnsic OF cur
churches, Christians who do not Like tAs
hilarities of the young Poutine pouting,
pouting az society, pOutsng a. the fashions,
pouting at the newspapers, poutAng az The
church, pcutlng at the govsrnmsnt. pout-
Ing al the high heaven. Their spleea Is
too large, their liver does not work,
thar digestion IS broken down. there are
well supplisd-vinegsr and red pepper Oh,
come away from that MOOD. Stir litsle
ssccharine into your dispositiOn While YOU
avoid the dissolutoaesk Of the younger son,
avoid also the irsseibiffy and the petular 90
and the pouting spirit Of the elder son, and
! initiate the father, who had embraces for the
returning prooigsl and coaxing words for
! the splenetic malcontent
- IL 4.
put bofors us in order that we might better
see the radiant and forgivius face Of the "a
tber. Contrasts are mighty. The artist In
sketching the field Of Waterloo, years after
the battle, put dove in the mouth Of the
cannon Raphael, IN one OF hts cartoons, be-
side the face Of a wretch. put the face OF a
happy and innocent child And 80 the sour
face Of this irascible and disgusted elder
brother is brought out in order that ia ths
contrast we may better understand the for
giving and the radiant face of God. That l:
the meaning Of it--that God is ready TO take
back anybody that Is sorry, 10 tsixe him clear
back, to take hun hack forever. end forever
and forever, to take him back with loving
hug. 20 put kiss Oh his parched lip, r1ne
on his bloated band an easy shoe on nii
chafed foot, a garland on his bleeding ten
Piles, and heaven in his soul Oh, fall faf
on that mercy Come, nay brother, and le
US get down into the dust, resolved never Z
rise until the Fathers forgivins hard shal
lift US
Oh, what God we havei Bring your dox
oioSies. Come, earth and heaven. and JON
in the worship Cry aloud Lift the pain
branches Do you not feel the Fathers arr
around your neck' Do you not feel th'
warm breath Of your father against YOU
cheekf Surrender, younger sonl Surrender
elder son! Surrender. ALI Oh. go in toda,
and sit down at the banquet Takea slice o
the fatted calf, and afterwsrd. when you ar
seated, with one hand in tho hand Of The re
turned brother, and the other hand in tn
hand of the rejoicing father, let your hear
beat time to the olsppins Of the cymbal an'
the mellow voice OF the flute ''It is NEE
that we should make merry, end be glad 70
this thy brother was dead and IL alive again
ana was lost, and is found"