Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1888-07-21
REV DIR. TALMAGE.
TIKI BROOILYN DIVINE'S SUNDAY
SERMON.

I'm. ~ '''.'f't'N -
m 1lclr qp.crt,i1n nri,tr thlH Tie chttIren
JfS,ak'. -Luh" XVI. :
Sa.r ,tattIts anl solemn iucompetency
nui .la.tl.u ~llllar. are here rebuke1 ~
rbr. ". s. qyII1irS- ar "4sler awake
ror a~Ip.rtuuit.' 'A1t are Ghri~tiahs wen
IF tie world -rlb occasions "h!e Tristan
,.at q f-t tia most yaIaatie occasions drift
bv inImur Fl. That Is the N .ln!ns Of orr
I1rI uf. II. h. Say, "Ihe eh.llrel Of tins
ws.Il az - 'faeir Generation "lser than The
rlHt.l,n II iIEtt
maIotiIu traitor 9th truth of that
raTlm II, tga ,ly%ilSs = tn chrisliltle
Igilu - t4se p,~u son Ot the ~"ttllar PRINT
M D.c-s In.,op ~or'unlty - ON. AMI mas
Cor some ti..n 1 zen oYrl. ut the tof!e>la>fl-
otE cont and Tie .lI.rrpcS AMI t1e minister's
If religion ar.fot the most part allowing tie
g.3d.n opI4ortuujty to pass unlnprov-d
That trcu4t# rtuntyls open | declare from
the Il. that tie & n!ar nc"7pap rs are gial
~ amy r.I -lciIs fact or sttti9tI S that You
ple,.n, tA.al ANY an.inatei and stirring
a~rttclc rai4tiny - rei@ o}S themes th@V
would 2l4&lv pfInt. ileyftfanh you loI any
INTO tn.tqI IA rezard. rs churches. If a
,,rong tt. he.n cone 70 any christian
church or Christian institution yo,!
rnfie 70 lntO any newspaper "f the land
and haze tho real truth stated. he iI"a
ttaIt .nrvir ee. rifs-t -Fl. Orlntlon5 AMI
ra9'oraI nstaiiaflen. COIL Hf sore iaFll5 OF
a ,hurctl, ann ver-af a'a asllihi society
III haze lca-alft y. -pfct ~ 1IV secular
ionrIal If d. h1re "Nl ilr no." -lT"n II
hat some 1tcst I.It apae IN 1A-feiS
no. an Gd.utr4l 9r 2 rec hrt5iiai J 3"hl ~ Ii.
nltri &'at., !ut1 Inch J could not 20 AMI
ct tnv,4f ID sIt. ai4l that Is true Of any
vel Eu1a.I1 Or stan. Already the dairy
snpll1ar ~pf,-74driu4 the course 81 each week
pphl .sc- ~ much tc.igiou, Information and
il 81 m tral Sentiment a. 90 ; the weekly re-
il-iou- nid-. Wh*th II TO- not olr'glorl-
on, christ anitv eIIitraeo~tA@s magnificent
brfyGrRuteS- ] have before me aSnbl"rtOt
first and last impor-inee. How >htil We Sc
cure the secular press az a ml2itier re en-
forceuant to rel34 on ana tho piIoit.
The first tliu2 toward this result IS cessa-
tjou Of ludl4ariminatc hostility against news
paper!om You might as we'll dcnounce tie
lcgai Profession because OF the siiystFrs, or
tn" u "a ,~,i profession because Of the 4uacko.
or mc.cHaniie because OF the ~"InIitng ar
gam rtak, ~. n, t. sIamban3 ne I ptp,r5 b.
cauec thrrc ara rcCrrant editors ana unfair
reporters aud unrlran columnS. Gutenberg,
tie ny ut0I 81 thaa art Of printing. wa salolt
to destroy III tyrcs aql txtnlgu 81 the art
because il N1s suL9t,tei 10 han that PRINT
inc mig3t j., supnrrri lntothr stTsIce of the
dew. mt aft.rw trl n le,aouGht himself
that The rfght Use OF It. art IN III more III III
overcome theJevii nr # It. and - he
FN4roI tho typeani "lntelil@enre of aIlfol-
SlOwNe ags>. Hut there arc many to lay the
depressed mood nf tatt"nhprg wItil uplitel
hammer, wanting to pnuni To ptce| the
type. who haye not reached his etter mood
in WHICH n eaw tl. mt Of printing to b" the
RISING ~rn Of the words lluninatIon. II m
stead If Il htins newspapers We pend the
SAM l.n.th III time and the same veheman -
IN mar hiding their help in religious ,ilrac-
tons. ~ world 10 IT. much w.~"r Is the man
who ut canscnt of the railroad slperln-
tenden' TO tl>'en arag to the end Of Il rail
tram show better >tn.a than he who runs
In. wheel arr,,aup the trlc to n'et an
drive Ia j the G~Aieagalimltad express. The
- lI4ct thI,r fit.f a f. IlIp aN1r dos = 70 tiOht
q neW~p1ppr f.r YOU NAV hlveth. floor or
utftranre perhaps ono llv in the week, while
h news 3,or ha, t1e flo n every lavof To"
%ctk. Napoleon. though n mloht7 man, hat
MANY Weaknesses. and one Of the weakest
things "a" oyer ei1 was To threaten that II the
English newspapers dad not otoo Their al
vctse criticism of himself he woult with four
hundred thousand hayonet> cross til" channel
Tor Their cAast~"ment
Don tt-!t newspapers. Attack provokos
attack Il t'er wat till the eve t'tnent blow,
ovtr ana tIen go in an get iusti nsfor g.t
II Won Will Il NnI have pati nee ana common
sense AMI e4utpa - of disposition It ol-at
to b'.a mishIN ~~.iatiNe lhu' tlare Is an
.norrlpu~ niuoGn' Of common : n~ III the
wnril and suu WE eventually u. taken for
what Yoi ar. really worth, and vOu cannot
~ puifsi I'D ;nl vou cannot BE written
down ana # ynu are the enemy Il good 50
cIety that "a I VII e1alg ont. an # YOU are
the friend al COOL society that TACT VIII be
established. know What aal talking
about, for Lear draw IN laF oWnt.xpArIrnre.
AL tie RESI- ou,.' de newspapers * far As |
know ar, my friend noW Bur nauv Of
Nou r,an'l3her the tilnA VIM was
the nsu>t continuously an! nlsanlN at
tackled man in tH.> Gc4ntrf- TO gave
me gra-" 10; II Ian~~er Taen, and ! kept
silence for tea years, and much grace is
required. WHAT | o9il was perverted and
twisted tnto tJ>t TIE opposite ot .Tutt | id
say Nv person Mas mll1.natl, 1nl / was
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