Telegram-herald., 1889-06-17

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SYMPATHY WITH wONAs
Again ma IA tnis Oriental s5oae a lesson
q sympathy with woman when she goes
forth rrUd slnz Ia JAs csssrL u Lat 1. great
change It was lor this HAZar There was TIC
telt, and al the surroundings Il Abraaum's
bogsr. beautiful and igxurioUi n0 doub-. Eow
she Is going cut into tho bot ssnds Ot tbs
desert. u what change u was Aud In
cur day 40 often SO tho whsel Of fortune
turn Eers Is sc1nS oos Who lived Ia the very
brigAt home Ol her father She aGI every
thing possible 10 administer 70 her happiness.
Plenty a. tho table. Music ia the drawing
room Welcome at the door Sac Is led
forth into IFS by some oEe WHO cannot
appreciate her. A dissipated soul CONES and
takes her oct in tho 1ssert Iniluities blot
oar all the lights of that home circle. Harsh
words wear out her spirits The high hop,
that shono out over tho marriage altar while
the ring was being set aud the VOWS given
and tho benadict.0a pronouneed. have all
fadei with tho grange blossoms. and there
she Is today. broken hearted, thinking Of past
10y and prescott dssolation and com4ng an
Here is a beautiful home. You cannot
think Of anything that can be added - il.
For years there has not beca the suggestion
Of : single trouble. Bright and happy chill
dreu till tho house With laughter and song.
Books 10 read. pictures to look at, lounges 10
rest on. Cup OF domestic joy full and run
nias over DARK night drops. Pillow hot,
pulses flutter, eyes close, and the foot whose
whole household out ut eyeltide, crying:
Fathers coming" viii never sound on tho
door sill again. a long. deep grief plowed
through all that hghtness of domestic life.
Paradise lostl Widowhoo6. HaSar in tho
wlldernessl
How often Il Is we see the weak arm of
woman conscripted for this battle with tho
rough world Who is she, going down tho
street IN tho early light OF tho morning, pale
with cxhaus,ing work, not half slept out with
the slumbers OF last night, tragedies OF suffer
ing written all over her face, her lusterless
eyes looking far ahead US though for tho
coming of some other troublei Her parents
called her Mary or Bertha, or Agnes, on tho
dsy when they held her up 70 tho font, aud
the Christian minister sprinlded on the in
iant's face tho washipgs OF holy baptism.
| Her name IL changed now. l hear IL IL tho
shuttle Il the worn out shoes. / see IL Ia the
figure OF the faded calico. | find IL in the
hneaments Of tho woe begone countenGnce.
Not Mary, nor Bertha, nor Agnes, but Hagar
| in the wilderness May God have mercy
upon woman In her tOils, her struggles, her
hariShips, her desolatioo, and may the great
heart OF Divine sympathy inclose her for
ever.
| TIE TREMENDOUS INFLUENCE OF MOTHERS
Agaia: | find in this Oriental scene the
| IA g that every mother leads forth tre.nen-
| dous destiuieS You say; THAT isn't an Tn
usual scene, mother leading her child by
| tho hand" Who is it that she is lcadingi
Ishmael. you say Who Is Ishmaeli a great
aation Is to 90 founded, O nation so strong
that IL il 70 stand for thousands Of years
against all the armies OF the world. Egypt
and Assyria thunder against It, but in vain
Gaulus brings up his army, and his army IS
sDlttcn. Alexander decides upon CAM
p,ugn, brings up his hosts and dies. For
i0uC while that nation mOuOpOli1es the learn
inx Ok tie world. u Is toe nation Of the
Arabs Who founded it, Ishmael, the lad
that Hagar led into the wilderness. Shc had
no idea she was leading forth such destiuies.
Neither does any mother. You pass along the
street, aud sec pass boys and gIrls no viii yet
mako the earth quake with theIr influence.
Who D., that boy at Sutton Pool, Plymouth,
England barcfOoted. wading down into the
slush and slime until his bare foot comes
upon pioce of glass, anl he hts IL, blesSlins
and pain struckt That wound IN tae foot de-
cides that no 20 sedeutaFy in his life, decides
that ne % a student That wound by tho
glass Ia the foot decides that he shall be John
Eitto, who shall provide the best religious en-
cyciopeiia tho world has ever had provided,
anI. wish bis other writings rs well, throw
ing a light upon tho Word of God such 10 las
cone from ID other man Ia this century. y
mother, mother. tha; little hand that wan
Iars over your face may yet bs lifted To hurl
.tundCrbolts x waT or drop henedictionS
That httlc voice u7ay blaspheune God IN ths
grog shop - cry Forward "a tho Lords
los-s. as they 20 out for their last victory.
Ny mind today leaps thirty years ahead,
aod s,s a merchant prince of Now oTs- Ono
stroke % as pen brings a snip ous ( Canton
Another stroke of his T~u brings a ship into
,Iaslras Us = mighty In al. the money
markets 4 the world Who j. be- He sits
.adav beside ron IN the Tat.ernac.s IL mind
sags thirty years forward from fils ti1ae.
ana f,rld r,vseif in a rcief association. 4
Lrelt rarit-tg.se 4 Christian u W81len cave mot
together for 3 generous purpo~s. There IS cue
woman in thas crowd who seems % have The
| -ou6dcuca Of al the others. AM they al looS
| I'D - her for her couuss. aad FOR hsr prayers
.fho Is shef To-Day you wili fnd her ia tie
sabbath sch0oi willis the teacher tells her of
| -nat Christ who clothed TIE uaSed, AMI fei
~ haazr7. s-l heaiei the sick Ny uiri
saf.s forward thirtv years from now. and
Hnf myself IN an African f1ls rs,
| srd thcra = missionary of the
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