Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1888-05-24

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i,sJsher tnifst any more, neither skasI IN ~,
HSnt on them, nor any heat. for In 4 -. -
t,..,'. = ~ the midst oftne throne shall la
siein 20 living fouatains of waser -, 80,
'''i !. WIPE All Tears from their eyes,,
~ was very hard for Noah 10 enarr, ~.
seeming OF the people In his d,,. I'LL tht
was irving % build his ark, and veas a.a ~
morning qulzz ID about his ala no, AZ
Would never be OF any DIR ,ctleaI nc s t..s
VIII the dc uge came and the ton. af ~ rs,
,,ol, elsapp ealed like tie backs Of o.
monsters, and the elements, tashaa u ~. sc =
Jury, capped their hands over a ~ ~ y
world tteh NOAH in the ark rejoiead =, 'i ~.
Own SAFETY and In tn safety ~ h;s ta ~ ny
earth. Vice. Oh ruined
Shils1 bounded of prosecutors. den,ea F.,
pnioMs Woiss maltreated than ths thieva.
oh eitier side OF the cross bn,na., 49,
smaeSing Its lips in satisfaction es,a maze
peen Draining His last drop of Mol ~ ~
snestea dead bursting from the son,Ia1,, ~
at Ills erdeifNion. Tel me, d -
anu uoigotha, We're there ever dar'rn,
slules IMAM tnose! Like the booming of ~
~ sea agalnst TIE rock. the slrres 81
NIisIs a1gulsa beat az inst the ssa7as =;
eternity. 10 he echoed back nv 81 ,S y.
thrones OF heaven and all the dIin,,aa,,, 'n ~
neiL but the day Of reward cn5o, is ~, ~
Ohrist; all the pomp and dominion Of ill., iVs
Moilu are 70 De hung on His throne. ma
v.SMne9 heatts are to bow befors Him. on
Wposs head are many crowns and all tha
celestial worship is TO come mn at III fa .ai'
IKE the humming of the. forest Iika M
| rusnihS OF the waters like the tbunderia,,
@, the seas, while alIheayen, RISING IN he 4.
.hpnes, 6eat time with their seentrss.
.llsiulan, Tor the Lord God omnipo;ent
relghetl! Iallelujah, the Kingdoms ~ ,his
world have become the kisssdoms Of . a,s
lord Jesus CHRISTI, u 0'1
| "That Song of Iava 49,, -
Ire long shall swell from staT 10 sta,.
dnat ilght, the breaking daY which tins
The gtlien~spired apocalypse,
l. Again: learn from my snh;ect The,
| events winch seem To be most insignit;cant
| may ne momentous. Can You imaSslna ,nt
| saihg more naimpo,'tant than the cominy az
/ poor woman ir0m Moab to Judahy ON
you imlgine anything more trivial than tha
fact that this Ruth Just happened e. a,;' "a.
MS they say just happened 10 1liSit
| ON that Held OF Boaz2 Yet aIf a res Ill 80,
erations have an Interest in the fact fhat
she was 70 become an ance ,tor of the Lori
Jesus chfist and all NATIONS and Kingdoms
must look Mt that ore little incident Win =
lhfiil OF unsleakabe an / eternal sat sfsrti,n
80 IL l. IN your history and In mine; events
/ mat you thought Of 40 Importance nj All h,,,a
been OF very great moment Tina. pax,,sI
conversation, that accidental meeting-yon
ald not think of il again Tor a long while /.
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IL seemed 10 be of no Importance tb,t
Jubsi invented rude Instruments of mnsie
calling them harp aad organ; bur ;hey ,ysre
the inlfuduetlon of all the worlds min.
slfeisy; aud as You hear the vibration of !,
s s instrument, even after the fingers
have been taken away from il, so all ynu,I.
row OF lutte aud drum and eornet Is only me
long continued strains of .Iubal's harm ma
JUDAH organ. IL seemed to he matter of
very little Importance that lfubal Cain learr-
ed the uses OF copper and iron; bur that
rude foundry OF an sient DAYS has its echo in
The iattie of Birmingham machiaery. and
the roar and Dang of factories on the Merrj-
mac.
II seemed to be matter 0, no importance
that Luthur found a bible in a n o iastery. bnt
rs he opended that bibie,and the bras hound
lids fell back, they Jared everything frns,
the santican TO the furthest convent IN t;,r.
many, and the rustling of the woymed leave.
was tne sound of tho wings OF the ANGEL a.
the reformation. Ii seemed to be matte.
of no importance that woman, whose name
has been forgotten, dropped a tract In fIe
way of a very bad maa by the name Of Rich.
ard Baxter. He picked up the tract and
read 1t, and II was the means Of his saliva
tion.
In after days that man wrote hook called
THE Call 70 the Uneonyerted'' that was Tho
means Of bringing a multitude t. Cod
Ns Il
bridge wrote a bsoA called "The Rise and
Progress of Religion" which has brought
thousands and tens of thousands into the
kingdom OF God, and among Others the great
Wilberforce. Wilberfo'ce wrote book
called "a Practical View of CbrtsSianity.p
which was the means OF bringing a great
multitude TO Christ, among others Leigh
Richmond. Leigh Richmond wrote a tract
called "The Dairyrlan's Daughter. which,
has been tie means Of the salvation Of nneoa-
yeIted multtudes. And that tide of infn.
ence started from the fact that one Christian
woman dro. pad Christian tract in the way
of Richard Baxter the tide OF influence
railing on through Richard Baxter, through
Phii4 Doltlridge, through the great WILDER.
force, through Leigh Richmond, o., on, on for.
ever, forever. SO tile Insignificant events OF
this world seem, after all, 70 be most momen.
toas. The fact III It you came up that stree,
or this street seemed TO be of no importance
to You. and the fact that you went inside OF
some church may seem to be matter OF
very great insignificenee to you, but you will
find il the tarning-peint in your history.
D. Agrin: | see in my subject an illus ira
t.ol of the beauty of female industry.
iel.osd Ruth totlfng in the baryest-field
under tie 10. sun, or at noon taking plain
bread with the reapsrs. or eating the parch.
ed corn which Doaz handed TO her. The
customs OF society, OF course, have changed.
and without the hardships and exposure 20
winch Ruth was subjected. every intel ligent
woman Will fiId something TO do
/ know there is ,iekly sentimentality on
this subject In some families there are
persons OF no practical service to the house
Old CT community; and, though there are 50
many woes all around about them IN the
war.d. they spen their time languishing
over a new pattern. or bursting into tears at
midnight OYER the story of some lover who
shot himself. They would not deign 10
ko'l a Ruth ca rting back The barley on her
way home 20 her motber-in-iaw, Naomi. All
this rastidiouSness may seem TO do very well
III lie they are lin Ter the shelter OF their
fat .er's house; but VIII n the sharp inter OF
ms ortune comes, What OF these butterfiesg
Persons under iHdulgeat parentsge nav get
upon themselves hahis of lido enee; but
W 4et they come ont into practical life their
soal Will racoil with disgust aud chagrin.
They win feel in their hearts what the poet
so severely satirzed when he said:
Folks are so awkward things so impolite,
They're elegantly panied from morning until
night.
Through that gate OF ind lence how mthy
men and women have marched, useless on
TO SIR Horace We're: "Of WHIST did yong
b other dep .s0f having nothns 20 10.
was answer. "a )" said Spiaola THUS
eaoush 10 Kill any general OF No. on, can
it ne possible in this world. W ere there Is
so n rIch suffering to be aIleviate1, so much
ID
dens TO be carried, that there is any person
who can not find anything 10 do?
Nine. de Staei did q world of work in her
time, and one day. while she was seated ami
Instruments of musie, all OF which she had
mastered, and amid manuscript books which
She i1ad written. someone said TO her: GLOW
do you find time 10 attend 70 all these
tbincy?' .sDh,n she replied, "these are
not the things | am proud OF. NV CHIEF
boast Is in the fact that | have seventeen
II AIDES. by any one of which | could make
livelihood II necessary" And If in seoul, !
snheres Their, is so much to be done, in /
spir tlial WORE how vas tn field We want /
NOR Abigail pore ifalnaiIS. more Rebec- /
ras. moro Marys, moro neb1rahs conSecrated
--tody, mind, soul 10 the Lord who bought /
lhsm
the value OF cleaning.
Ruth going into that harvest field might !
have said: ssrhere's a straw, and there IS a /
straw. but what is straw? | cant1t get any /
barley for myselfor my motier-in-iaw our OF I
these separate" straws. Not so, sald bea'i'i /
fnl Ruth. She gathered two straws and she
ut them together, and more straHs until I
he got enough 10 make siieaf. Putting +
that down she went and gathered more
.traws until She had another sheaf, aud an
other, and another, and smother, and then (
,ie brought them all together, ana she
tbreshed them out, and she G;d IN epssn OF
barley. nigh DisheI Oi, init We n''hat
BE- gieaners!
Flibu Burrftt learned many things while
toi,l ~ in a blacksmith shop. Abereromble
he world-renowned philosopher was phi
= ,pher in ScotEsn |, and he got his pslieso-
oby. or the chief part Of IT, while as phy-i-
.i1n he w as waiting for tile door OF the sex
& n TO open. Yet how many there are tias
law who say they are so h'Isy, they nave no
l;me for mental or spiritual Improvement;
he grfat duties OF fife eros tn field Ike
,trong reapers and carry off 3ll the hours.
nd there 4 only here and there fragment
eft that is not worth cleaning. An. my
riends. vou could 20 into the busiest CAV