The Penn's Grove record., 1889-09-28
PENIS GROVE. N J. SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER IS. 1885,

mighty was their denverancs, ana miSaNy
shall be their triumph.
Again, the street impress me with inc
fact hat Life isful Of p~rseendo.s q snsm.
What mbesrfuss Wat acee.s ee.s1 WisS
you good morning rezny nope for you a
happy dayf Do all the people VINO snake
hands love each otherf Are all those
anxious about your health who inquire con-
corning its Do all want to see you VINO asx
you to CALI Does al ths world know nan
o there goa not % wisS . S Sriiiiess SHOW SHOW
Window Passing up and down these streets
to your business and your work, are you not
impressed with the fact hat much OF society
is hollow. and that there are subterf'fges ana
swagger n strut and how few people are
natural and walk. While fops simPer, and
fools chuckle, and simpletons giggle how rev
people are natural and laugh. The courte-
san and the hbertine 30 down the
street in beautiful apparel, while WIN
sion consuming their life away. say
these things not to create in you in~credulity
and misanthropy, nor do ! forget there are
thousands Of people . great deal better than
they seem; but I do not think any man is
prepared for the conflict Of this life until he
knows this particular peril. Ehud comes pre-,
tending to pay his tax to King Egion, 2
while he stands in front of the King, stabs
him through with . dAggW until the hiatt
went in after the blade. Judas lscar'os
kissed Christ.
Again, the street Impress mi with the
fact that it Is a great field for Christian
charity. There are hunger and suffering, and
want and wrechednen In the country; but
these evils chiefly congregate IN our greas
cities. On every street crime prowls, and
drunkenness staggers, and Shame wink, ana
.pauperism thrusts out Its hand sktng for AIMS.
Here want Is most squalid snd hunger IL most
lean. A Christian man, going along street
and said: my boy, Do You know how 70
The man asked the question twice p thrice:
''Can you read and writer and then the boy
answered with . tear FLASHING on she
back of his hand; Hs said IN &c
neither. God, sir, don't want me to
read and write Didn't he take away
my father 50 long ago ! never remsr,,
Der to have seen himf and haven't / had
to go along the street to get something to
fetch home to eat for the folks! and
didn't T. as soon a. ] could carry a
basket, have to 60 out and piek mp
cinders, and nsver have no schooling, sirl
nor SSa % s9Rs n iii m g ss sssss =, poo IA tsasa sssa
They have NO chance. Born in degra-
dalton, as they get up from their hands and
knees to walk, they take their first step on
the road to despair. Let u 60 forth m tho
nameof Che Lord Jesus Christ TO rescue them.
Il you sre not willing to go forth yourself,
lazy to go, and II you are too stingy to help,
then get out of the way, andNhide yourself in
the dens and caves Of The earph, lest,
when Christs- chariot comes along, the
horses hoofs trample you Into the
mire. Beware lest the thogssnds Of the
rise up and curse your stupidity and your
neglect. One cold winter's day, as a Chris
tian man was going along tho Battery in
New York, he saw ; little girl seated at the
gate, shivering in the cold. He sid to her:
my child what DO you st there for, tbs
'ing-I am waiting for somebody to come
and take care Of ms.n Why said the
man, what makes you think anybody will
come and take care Of you" 'Oh,b she
said, my mother died last week and I was
crying very much, and che said, Don't
f father my Z d soas, t sss Eord ". vi : sene . ona seag
to take care Of you Ny mother never told
a lie; she said some one would come and take
care of me, n / am waiting for them to
come o yes they are waiting for you.
Mem Of great hearts, gather them IN, gather
them in. 1t is not the will Of your Heavenly
Father that one Of these little ones should
perish.
Lastly, the street impresses me with the
fact that all the people are looking forward.
l see expectancy written on almost every face
/ meet between here and Brooklyn Bridge, or
walking the whole length Of Broadway.
straight on, you only find one man stop,
ping and looking. back. The fact is,
God made us al to look ahead be-
cause we are immortal. In this tramp
of the multitude ON the streets l hear the
tramp of a great host marching and march
ing for eternity. B6yoa1dShe Office, the store,
the shop the street, there Il . world populous
and tremendous. Thr0ngh Gods grace. may |
you reach that blessed place. A great throng
fills those ~boulevards and the streets are
|a-rush with the chariots OF ~conqHerors. The
inhabitants go up and down. but they never
weep and they eve toll. a saysS nov
ious banks, and trees Of life laden with over
lasting fruitage bend their branches 70 dip tho
crystal. No plumed hearse rattaes over that
pavement, for they are never sick. With
immortal health glowing in every vein they
know not how. e az. Those towers
q I SIsaS in 'hG S. P light 0s sun
that never sets. Oh, heaven, beautd-
f1i heaven! Heavez where our friends are.
They take no census IN that city, for 1t Is In
habfted by "a multitude which no man can
number" Rank above rank. Host above
host. Gallery above gallery, sweeping all
around the heavens. Thousands of thou
sands. Millions Of millions. Blessed are
tlIey who enter in through the
gate into that city. Oh! start for
L to-day. Through the blood Of the
great sacrifice of the Son of God, AXE up
your march to heaven. 1.-THE Spirit and the
Bride say como, and whosoever win, let him
come and take of the water Of life freely
Join this great throng marching heaven
ward. All the doors of invitation are open.
"And / saw twelve gates, and there were
twelve pearls"