Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-09-15
REV.DR. TALMAGE.
THE BROOKLYN IvINE'ss SUNDAY
SERMON.
Subjcct:-"The Deer Hunt

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NV 80 thara nsst,,r
fs,ds Of then, Nc Solon,on spo.-ests When he
says; u charge you by the binds of TIN, the
nelu. Ihelr antlers lutteu IRON tue lons
grass as they My down. NO hunler
who has been long III "Iohn brown $
TRACK WIN wonder tliaS Ill tae Dloie .,Ty
were classy among c;ean ANIMALS: Tor tne
dews, the showers, the lakes washed them us
clean as the sky When Jacob, tho patriarch;
ionsei lor FeniSoh; ESaa stioC anu
Drought nome IoeoucK. ISAIAH com
PhreS tue spliSntlihSsS Oh Tue reSVpreu
CT PPe ;,,,., ~ t tu - ~ '"o iUS
e.!r, 9 is" s,;ni lo,m nc ' NJ. hert Snio.
MON nxnr,ssad his diSonst or n bnnter
who having shot deer is too lazy
70 cool # so.;nr. .sJhc slothful
n,,r roostoth NOT that which ho tool; in
i.,..'t;,o," p,t ono Nv D,w;d ,yh;Io ta,.
fr"n, 30 nnmo from wb;,,, hs Ind bern
H., md SHRINE nom. thn door os n LONELY
cava ,ybsro he ba5 lodged onl on the banks
of n pond or river. hears Il puck of hounds in
swift pursuit. Because of the previous silence
of TIE forest the changer Startes him. and he
savs tn himself: ~ wonder what thos, dogs
are after Then there is a cracking
in the brushwood, aud the loud breath
ing of some rushing wonder of the woods,
end the ant'erS of a, deer rend til, leaves
OF the thicket, and by an instinct
which all hunters recognize, plunges into n
pond or lake or river to cool its thirst, and
at the same time by its car acity for Swifter
and longer swimming, to get away from the
forming barriers. David says to himself:
"Aha, that is myself. Saul after me, 40
sa'om after me-, enemies without numoer
after me, am cnaSeu, thelr oioo'ty uiuZ1les
at my heels, barking at my eood name,
king after my oody, parking AFTER my
soul. Oh. the MOUNDS, tue MOUNTS. buD
look there SAYS David, that REINDEER
has splaShed INTO the water IL pues IT'S no.
lips ana n9s.Ils mo tne goo wave ,nnV
washes lee lalhereti ll'luks' auu IL s"lii,s 10y
from tine merry catiheS: ana IL Is Tres III iaSV.
Oh. that might ma III the deep, wide lake
OF Gods mercy and consolation escape from
my pursuers! Oh, for the waters of life and
rescue, As the hart panteth after the water
BROOKS, so panteth my soul after Thee o
God"
have Just come from the Adrondacks and
the breath Of the baIsam and spruce and
pine is still On me-. The AdirondacSS are
now ropulous with hunters, and the deer are
being slam by the score. talking lev DAYS
ago with huh1er, thoaSnt would IKE 70
se9 whether ilS .eAt WIS aScut,'I. ~ ~, ~
iuSioH, :'llu rs ne''t', te uo5S oat ny i.tie
way OIL ana supposed e'lef were on tue trach
OF reindeer, SAID TO the huhter III rough
corduroy: 10 the deer always
MAKE Tor the water wren they are
pursued He said: 20. yes, Mister, You
see they are not ana thirsty animal, and
they know where the water Is, and when they
hear danger Ill Inc distance they hi1 tneir
antlers anu snuil tie breeze ana start ior the
Racquet or Loon or Sara2ac; and we GET
mo our C. hs 81 Io u or sutu =. W ,,a .ne
NJ ~. .i, 80 i no rooS,r ,rhT.
~" i n:ti 49, ,S ;..u,,:n,y
inc e"v Diu.e ~ ."u' i'' - 20
MIC 81 rue ~ 1a.u'e' -; 10 pai 1870 VI.
atc req. paitlu5eS' Ns oS'iieneI
.eai os'''In.S' an us INV; e,'
s,lhieeI: uo nov Moitel tsla1 .nS aii. sasu
Eio1y Oh Tue text iliiheS Tue nuueei eve
eparkie ana MS cheek s!ow anu NJ? respi a,,i
tion qu.eken. 10 Sa! hotniils VI rs uSe' III III
ness although It IS tue mos! useful OF all
ean@' It's nsSh oe.icious. us SKIN tu,neu Lnto
human anparei. us sllrws iasiliohsu lhto DOW
.trinss, i.S ant!ers putting naiiuies on cut
lerv, ana the SilaNin2S Oh us horhs' uS-u US a
restorative; taken from 1ne name Oh tue nar0
ana called hartshorrl. put putting aSlde us
usefulness tiiiS eHclail my creature stems
maze cat OF EraceIulness anu eas'lclt!:
rat an eye: with liqu,u prightneSS rs II
gathered up from hundred axes OF sunset!
Inc n9rns, coronal branching INTO every
possible curve. ana after IL seems done, al
vancmg into other projections OF exquisite
ness, tToa OF polished bone, uplfted III pride,
or swung down FOR awful combat 1t Is velocl-
ty emboiled. Humidity lmpersonate1. The en-
chantmeat OF the woods. Eye lustrons IN lie
and pathetic in death The splendid animal
a complete rhythm OF muscle and bone, and
color and attitude. and locomotloa, whether
couched IN the grass among the shadows or
lying Dot shos through the 1orest, or
turning at bay eo attack the hounds, OF rear
ing Tor Its last ial! under the buckShot OIL Inc
lrappeT. IL IS s;Gendid appearance Daae
the pa n:er S pencil fails to sletch, anu only
hunters dream on pillow OF hem
Jock at tina foot OF st. Kegls Is
able to picture. When twenty miles from