Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-03-17
Songs Of Thousands Ascend
ing Today in Every
Tongue.
The Pardoncd WIZ Comprise the
Grand Choir or Singers.
mot Unto Us. q Lord, but unto Thy
Name bc Praise"
Tm soNa or run wtLL-nnuovrp.

idptiildtlt lliAS WOlllhS NtIt JUbAldili.
One hundred and twenty new members
were given the right hand Of fellowship.
making the commandment membership
four thousand one hundred and fifty.
Thousands OF strangers were present.
The ten great silver tankards and he
long line of ch4lires made the sentimental
table very impressive.
Before scrmoa the congregation, led by
osrnet and organ, sang:
"Whcn Garth shall pass away,
In the great Judgement Day,
Jesus il miuc!'
The Rcv. T. Dewitt Talmage, DID,,
took as the subject of his discourse: "A
Song Concerning Ny Beloved His
text was lsaih $. i:
"Ncw viii | sing to my wellbeloycd : song
of my bcloyot.7
DR.. Talmucc said:
The most fascinating theme for a heart
properly attuncd is the Savior. There IS
something in the morning light tosuggest
him, and something inthc evening shadow
to speak his praise. The flower breathes
him, the star shines him, the cascade pro
claims him, MI the voices Of nature chant
him. Whatever is grand, bright and
beautiful, If you only listen to it, will
speak his praise. When ] come in the
summer time and pluck a flower, | think
Of him who is the Rose Of Sharon and
the Lily OF the Valley" When | see in
the fields, ! say, behold the Lamb Of
God tina! takcth away the sin Of the
world. When, in very hot weather, ]
come under a projecting cliff, ! say,
"Epck Of Ages, cleft for me,
Let me HIDE myself in thcc!'
over the old fashioned pulpits there
was a sounding board. The voice Of the
minister rose to the sounding board, and
then was struck back again upon the ears
OF The people. And SO the ten thousand
voices Of earth rising up find the heavens
a sounding board which strikes back to
the ear Of NH the nations the praises OF
Christ. The heavens tell His glory. and
the earth shows his haHdiwork. The Bi-
bic thrills with one crca, story OF re-
demuton. Upon q blasted and faded
paradise il poured thc light OF a glorious
restoration. II looked upon Abraham
from the ram caught in the tA!cket. il
spoke in the bleatiug Of the herds driven
down 20 Jerusalem ~ sacrifice. II put
infinite p4thos into the speech Of u~ncoutll
fishermen. II lifted Paul into The seventh
heaven; and id broke upon the eur Of 81.
Joan with tie braZcu lrumrcts and the
doNolorv Of the elders. and the rushing
wings az the scrarhim.
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OF Jesus.
The OLD Greek orators, when they saw
their audiences i~ua'tap,ivr aul glumbrr
no I.l ,,. ,.,,l ,,fIb vrbicb thn.
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"o""" ''"'' wv 'i .' 'h' ~'D'''S' VI"
thusja-m. In She n..st Of thoir Grafton,
thry would e,or END crl out "Narathon"'
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unooHloIH. ny ho"''rS, 'hoa@h !"l
may have been borne with sin. and
thnnrh trouble ana trials and temrta
~, a., ,o,oo ,,on ror o,l ,,,
Wv" '""9 go, "f0' - "'"
feei hardly IKE LOOKING up meth!Ah'
there is one grand, royal. imperial woro
that ought to rouse your soul TO infinite
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ioJo'.i"S' d" '""'
taxing I"c o"E5'S'oH wv "N''
snail speak 10 your NItIS' our so's'
remark, III thc liSI P'"oN' tHat tnilS
ought to be the cradlc-song. What oui
mothers sang to us when thew put MS tc