Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-09-22
TIA Lost Man FounG, at Which
There Na, GREAT GlAtncs..


As The HART p~ATrETu.
BRooKIyH, sept. 9-The great organ
approved and enlarged rolled out witt
new power the long metre doX0lugy a
,hc Cpcn'n" Of the soiylr" IN the Brook
lynn tabernacle today. The great audi
tOrluln was throu-td and overlooking.
The Rev. I. Dewitt FaImagr, -. d., has
returned from his summer vacation dur
ing which he has spoken IL many parts
OF the country, and shaken hands, he
says, with about hundred thousand PEG.
pie, he closed his tour by II visit TO the
Wilderness in upper New York state, and
spending some time among the hunters.
This morning he |eApoundcd passages il,
Illustrative OF Davids acquaintance with
natural history.
His text was: psalm xiii, /:
AS the hart psnteth after the water
brooks, SO panteth my soul after Thee, o
God"
The preacher said:
David, who must sometime have seen
a deer hunt, points US here to "a hunted
stag making for the water. The fasci-
mating animal called in my text the hart,
is the same animal that in sacred and pro-
fame literature is called the stag, the roe
buck. the hind, the gazcllc, the reindeer.
In Central Syria, in Bible times, there
were whole pasture fields Of them, as Sol
onion suggests when he says: Il charge
you by the minds Of the field Their
antlcrs iutted from the long grass as they
lay down. Ne hunter who has been long
in John Browns track, Will won
der that in the Bible they were classed
among clean animals, for the dcws,
the showers the lakes washed
them as clean as the sky
When Jacob, the patriarch, lorgcd for
vcn!5on, Esau shot and brought home a
rocbuCk. Isaiah compares the sprighti-
ness OF the restored cripple OF mli!enulaI
times 10 the long ard quick Jump OF the
stag, say ing. The anne shall leap as the
hart.
SOLOMON
expressed his disgust nj a hunter who
having shot a deer Is tos lazy to cook il,
saying: The Slothful man roasteth not
that which he took IN hunting" But
ono 5,. u,yid whiln fa- from tba
10y ~ ,''
nome from "hiCh ht H"U Deeh utiNch'
and sitting near the door Of a lonely cave
WHORE he Mad Io1gpd and ON the hanks
oe ,.,l .. hoaroa nao,. ofborols
- " lo''' va
IN swirl pursull. because u 'he previous
silence of the forest the Ciangor ~startles
him and no says to him.eIf. II wonder
a.. .r4orn q,hor u,oro
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IS -
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rend the leaves Of the thicket, and by III
instinct which al hunters r~ecognjzn
1.,.o ,;uar >,
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cool lts lAlrst, anu Al lhc same Time ny
its capacity for swifter and longer swim
m;rc to oct AWAY from The roaming har.
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that ~ mNscfI S&nI aIler me, hbsaloin
after me, enemies without number after
mo am chased their bloody muzxles a,
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