Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1888-08-18
TALMAGE IN THE SOUTH.
"ANp HE WAS ANGRY, AID WOULD
NOT GO IN"

Two Kinds of Higher Life Aen-Re-
turned ProdieaIs.
ATLANTA, Ca, Aug 12.-The Rev.
7. De Witt Talmage, d. D., Of Brook
Ign, is III this region. He has spoken
severd times at the great Piedmont
ChautluGua and his public appearances
are attended by vast multitudes every
where Preaching from the text luke
XIV, 2S) And he was angry and would
not AZ iii. y he said:
Ii the elder son of the parable so UNI
sympathetic and so cold that he is not
worthy of recognition? The fact is that
we ministers pursue the younger son.
You can hear the Tapping OF his rags in
many q sermoiic breeze, and the cranch-
ing of the pods for which he was an I'M
successful contestant. | confess that for
q long time | was unable to train the
camera obscura upon the elder son of
the parable. | never could get mega
tive for a photograph There was not
enough light in the gallery on the chem
icals were poor or the sitter moved in
the picture. But now l think have
him. Not side face or three quar-
tiers or the mere bust, but full length
portrait as he appears to me. The father
in the parable of the prodigal had moth
ing to brag of in his two SONS The one
was rake and the other churl. find
nothing admirable in the dissoluteness Of
the one, and find nothing attractive in
the acrid sobriety Of the other. The one
goes down over the larboard side and
the other goes down over the starboard
side; but they both go down.
From the window of the old home
stead bursts the minstrelsy The floor
quales with the feet cf the rustics,
whose dance is always vigorous and re-
sounding. The neighbors have heard of
the return of the younger son from his
wanderings, and they have gathered to-
gether. The house is full of congratu-
lators. / suppose the tables are loaded
with Injuries Not only the one kind Of
meat mentioned, but its concomitants.
"GIapln go the cymbals ''thrumr' go
the harps, sclickp' so the chalices, up
and down go the feet inside, while out
side is a most sorry spectacle.
The senior son stands at the corner OF
the house. frigid phlegmatic. He has
just come in from the fields in very sub
b;Ia,.at;e'ne .,,,,,,nd 49, ei5 ''a,s;n" Ia
- 'e ,'';.I
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f,,ss i oho,,t Ona ,,,o,,Id h,,,n tbonrrht
that ~, haar;,o, thot lie ,.,,,,,,r,,. hrotIo,.
hod rot bael, 10 ,,.n,,ld ~ ,,ona int.
the house and rejoiced, and if he were
not conseientiously opposed to dancing,
taI sohott;sot,a NJ Fir, In .tands
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y ynont II" Tho fat boz ,n,s,ns ont harehaaJad
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r. p ,.as.o,,;,,,a, aoso;ss.'t ~ ,, 20
hsather AL H., 49, tI,o 5,1,st
snona To sn,s ..Eatbar wou M =
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NM ,nd ,,.nrlysd ~ tha f,,.,, yor
never MI, y ,,a,,', -. ~. 80, ill.,, ~
mnch Nc L;n LIZ Ia! ,Lat ,,c III 49,
cost half sc mnch 5s - calf. n,t tle sca rrs
,-s-.,- went off in tina clothes and he
60 Iaal, III g. 70 n. soen onJ rhot
~o,, - IL, ~ .. ~ go hin, Ua
go 3es,r haart ond Won INV lin
:. i That calf w witch ,ra h,vn honn
r;a;,n a,,tra food ,l,,r;,,.t oil t1ns., woke
.,,o',l5,,,t ~ on, f,t an1 sIaak II 7 LII
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MT ~ Tbat ,ooabonI ,tos,rves tn he
pr,s,,,l,;,,e,1 ;,,stoa, 81 ho,,o;,,tn1 Wal 10
~, ,roS,d fc,. ,i,,,r, mo .,rn,;no whila
~ S,o,,noa,. s1,, 90, f,,ll;no liz father
slo,,t b;s od,,ont,,ros a,d nsL.in,, nl,out
III at haJ ooo,,r,ad az tha ,,Iana s;rce lie
danart,,~o the sa1;or hro,I lar COOS to bad
d;so,,stod ond slon,s thn ,Ino,. ,rto,. him
That senior hrotEe,.' still lives Yon can
coo hin, nnv sunday o,,v div of tho week.
A. n,aat;ng IF ministers in Germany
so,,a nro ,si,aI tln ',,ost;om ,.vho 4
tbat alJer song,, and Tr,mmocher an.
swnred II Lnn,,. him. I saw him vaster-
dav - AM v.han ,h., i,.s;stoJ mon
Ino,,;,o ,rhon, Iva ,,,ao,,f hn sid ..Nv-
self. w5en saw rho account nf the con.
,,orS;o,, ~ a ,,,,,st oh,,ox;ous man, yas
;,,;tata . y " -,leN'' ''''''''
- tb;o senior brother Of the text
800 Cow tbe saIf conorat,,latorv elf
sot; ;s solf worsbinfnl man Win the
600 b,nath in yhicb hn v;innerates
oaa;,,st h;s ronnoor hrothor he uite,s a
for himself Tbe Golf rigbt-
e e man Of INV text ike every other
saIs r;ahteo,,s mar yas fnlI If fanlts
To ,,aS ~, ;ncrote Tor ha al not an,,ra.
a;ata the hor,,ss Massi,,as yyh;ch Lo MI aI,
s,s-'Sa uaors Ha ,ras d;sohol;ont For
49, ~ fa+l,o,. tol,l lin ~ como IN he.
40 ua ,nas i;,r fnr ha' did
FL a. rao.aa,,t 80, ,,aI ,1avo,,rod lie
sa.ha,,s ,;..;n', ,rben tha sathor go fay
from being reduced to penury, had q
left, had Instruments of music,
had jewels, had mansion, and, instead
of being pauper was u prince. This
senior brother, with so many faults of his
own, was merciless in his criticism of the
younger brother. The only perfect peo-
Mo that have ever known were utterly