Telegram-herald., 1888-08-27

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tloHAl sTlof 10 AT taou, mighty enc cf
heayeni Il lived ~ cAoloo the unmarried
daughter "a an humble kouse that / LHixst
take care Of my nzrents IA tasir Old age, AID
l endured with0ut Complaints ali their
queruloasness and administered u al ta9r
wants for twenty years
Let us pass on round the circle of throaes
VINO art thou, mighty one Of keSyens /
vas for thirty years q CErisll4n lnvSlla, and
suffered ali tae while, occasionally writing a
note OF sympathy for those verse on tAAA !,
and was general cOn iidznt of ali these who
hsd trouble, and once IN a while was strong
enough - make garment for that poor
family in the back lane Pass on 10 an
other throne Who art thou mighty one
OF heSyenl Il Was the mothe. Who raised
4 whole family Of children for God and they
are cut IA the world Christian merchants,
Chrlstian mechanics, Christian wives, and l
have hsd fun reward OF al my toll" Let US
pass on IN the circle OF thrones al lad a
Sabbath school class, and they were always
on my heart, and they all entered the king
dom Of God, and / am waiting for their ar
rival"
But who art thou the mighty one Of hea-
ven, on this other tkronei 'In time Of bitter
persecution owned house ia Damascus, a
house ON the wall A man who preached
Christ Was bounded from street 10 street, and
hid him from the asssssins, and when |
found them breaking in my house and could
no longer keep him safely advised him TO fee
for his life and the basket was let down over
the wall with tho maltroated man in it, and
! was one who helped hold the rope" And 1
said, 'ls that allf' and no answered, That
IS ALL" And while l was lost in amazement
| heard a strong voice that sounded as
though II might once have been hoaEse from
many exposures and triumphant Us though
it might have belonged TO one Of the
martyrs, and il said: Not many mighty,
not many noble are called, but God hath
chosen the weak things OF the world to con-
found the things which are mighty, and base
things of the world ard things which are de-
spised hath God chosen, yea, and things which
are not to bring to naught things which are,
that 10 6eSh should glory in has presence"
And looked TO see from whence the voice
came, and lo it was the very one who had
said: Through a window, in basket, was
let down by the wall
Henceforth think Of nothing as insignif-
cant. A little thing may decide your all.
A Cunarder put out from England for New
York. 1t was well equipped, but in putting
up stove in the pilot box nail was driven
too near the compass You know how that
nail would affect the compassl The ships
officer, deceived by that distracted compass,
put the ship two hundred miles of her right
! IA he lr,eE
cried, Land hot and the ship was halted
within few yards Of her demolition on Nan
tucket shoals A sixpenny nail came near
wrecking Cunarder. Small ropes hold
mighty destinies.
A minister seated in Boston at his table,
/ lacking a werd, puts his hand behind his
| head and tits back his chair 20 think, and
the ceiling falls and crushes the table and
would have crushed him. A minister in
Jansica at night by the light of an insect,
called the candle hy, IS kept from stepping
over precipioe hundred feet. +. ". Rob
ertson, the celebrated English clergyman,
said that he entered the ministry from a
train Of circumstances started by the
barking Of a dog Had the wind blown one
way on a certain day, the Spanish InqUisi-
| ton would have been established in Eng
land; but 1t blew the other way, and that
/ dropped the accursed Institution with 75,009
tons of shipping 70 the bottom Of the sea or
| flung the splintered logs on the rocks.
Nothing uninportant in your life OF mine.
| Three noughts placed on the right side Of the
figure one makes a thousand, and six noushts
on tho right side Of tbe figure ons. million,
and our nothingness placed on the right side
may be augmentation ilhmItable. All the
ages of time and eternity Affected by the
basket let down from Damascus balcony.