Telegram-herald., 1889-07-29

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hew thee ia twain from helmet u saacal,
tEe voice of Christ sounding AZ over Tie
earth and through tie heavens. . q Death.
vii be Thy plague . Grave, ! WI DC Thy
destruction
TO bs saved is 70 wake up in tie preseaos
OF Christ You know when jesus Wa upon
earth how happy be made every house he
went into, and when Ae brings Us Up 10 his
house ia heaven how great shall bs our glee
His voics has more music IN Il than Is - be
heard IN al the oratorios Of eternity.
JIsUs Is HEAvES's Bloom
Talk not about banks dashed with effio-es
cence Jesus is the chief bloom of heaven
We shall see tho very face that be2mod sym
patty IN Bethany, and take tie very hand
that dropped It's blood from the short beam
OF the cross. Oh. l want - stand in eternity
with him. Toward that harbor steer To
ward that goal l run. shAl be satisfied
when | awake in his Likeness.
THEN YOU WILL KNOW
Oh. broken hearted men and women, how
sweet il viii be IN that good land % pour ali
losses into the loving ear Of Christ, and then
have him explain Why il was best for you 20
DO sack, and why il was best for You 10 be
widowed. and why i WAS best for you 70 bs
prosecuted, and why it was best for you 10 be
tried, and have him point 10 an elevation pro-
portionate 70 your disquietude here, saying
you suffered with me on earth, come up
now and be glnriied with ne in heaven"
Some one went into a house where there had
been q good deal Of trouble, and said 10 the
woman there, "You seem 70 be lonely"
Yes" she said, II am lonely" How many
in the familyi" ''Only myself" "Have you
had any chiidrenF' Il had seven children"
"Where are theyg" "Gone" "An gomez"
"Al" .'All deadg" "AM" Then she breathed
a long sigh into the loneliness, and said: ''Oh.
sir have been a good mother 10 the grave"
ana 50 iDeTc ara Ee6rL5 mere Lllt are utterly
broken down by the bereavements OF life. ]
point YOU today 10 the eternal balm OF heaven.
Are there any here that / am missing this
morningl Oh you poor waiting maid your
hearts sorrow poured in no human ear. lone
II and sad how glad you viii be when Christ
shall dis5and all your sorrows, and crown
you queen unto God and the lamb forever
Aged men and women, fed By his love and
warmed by his grace for threescore years
and tenl VIII not your decrepitude change for
the leap Of "a hart when you come 70 look face
10 face upon him whom having not seen you
lovei That VIII be the Good Shepherd not
out in the night and watching e keep OF the
wolves, but with the lamb reclining on the
sunht hill. That viii be the captain Of our
salvation, not amid the roar and crash and
boom Of battle, but amid his disbanded troops
keeping victorious festivity. That viii be
the Bridegroom Of the church coming from
afar, the bride leaning upon bis arm, while
he looks down into her face and says, BE
hold. thou art fair, my love! behold. thou
art far!'