Telegram-herald., 1889-12-09

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+ plAsterlng yoa crys "M l4E tarr Die deed
I hAs baen d0ae heref LsoE y upon thls sls-
pended victim II the cross. we thrill wltA
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thorn and nal, blood rushing upon Lis
cheek. blooi saturatlng his gArlaeuss O.1oI
gathered ga a pool beneath IL IS Gales an
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house Of Stuart, or of the house " Aaps-
burg Is II nothing when ! poiut yol o. tie
outpouring blood " tie klng % tAe ual-
Verseg
Ia England thsnans Il Henry was 50 great
4 that Us I0u0rs were divided among different
/ resins IL was Henry the First, aud Haury
/ the Second, aud Henry the Third, and Henry
I the Fourth. and Henry The Fifth. Ia France
1 tho name Of Louis was - favorably regarded
! th2t IL was Louis toe First, LOUIS tGe Second.
/ Louis the Third, aud ~ GA. Bot the Eirs
4 who walkei theso streets was Christ tue FIRST.
Christ tbs Last, and Christ TIE Ouiy. lie
reignei before tho car mounted the throue
/ u Russia, OF the throne Of Austria was iitfed,
/ King Eternal. Immortal" Tnrough tEl IN
/ lulgences Of the royal family, the physical
+ life degcneratos, aud some of tle kings have
/ been almost illbscile, and their bodies weak,
and their blood thin and watery, bot the
/ crimson life that flowed upon Calvary had II
7
TIE DEATH ANDR EsUEEECTIOS.
Tell it NON 70 all the earth and 70 oil the
/ heayens-JesuF, our king is sick with his last
sickness. Lot oouriers carry the swift als.
patch rs pains are worse, be IS breathing
! last groan, through lis BODY quivers the
last anguish the king is dying, tie king Is
deadl II is royal blood
! II is said that some religionists make too
! much Of the humanity Of Christ. ] respond
that we make too little. II some Roman
surgeon standing under the cross lad caught
one drop ot the blood On his hand and ana
/ lived it, i5would have been found 10 have
the same plasna, the Same disk, the same
/ fibrin, the same albumen. II was unmistak-
| ably human blood IL is a man that hangs
! there Ills bones are Of the same material as
ours. His nerves are sensitive Ike ours. IL
it were an angel being dsspoiled | would not
feel it so much, for it belongs to different
order Of beings But my Saviour is man,
and my whole sympathy is aroused can
imagine how the spikes felt-how hot the
| temples burned what deathly sickness
seized bis heart-how mountain and city and
mob swan away from his dying vision
| something Of the meaning OF that cry for
h.lp that makes the blood OF all the ages
curdie with horror, My Godl my Godl
why hast thou forsaken reF'
Forever with all these scenes Of q Saviours
suffering will this city be associated Here
ais unjust trial and here his death. o Jeru-
! salem JerusaleTni
But finally, l am thrilled with the fact that
this city is a symbol Of heaven, which is only
another Jerusalem. ''Tho New Jerusalenl"
And this thought has kindled the imagination
Of all the sacred poets am glad that Hors-
ito Bonar, the Scotch hymnist, rummaged
among old manuscripts of the British museum
until be found that hymn in ancient spelling,
parts Of which we have in mutilated form in
bur modern hymn books, but the quaint
power Of which we do not get in our modern
versions:
Hierusalern, my happy honei
| When shall i come to theei
When shall nay sorrowes have au end,
Thy joys when shall see'
Noe dampish mist is scene IN thea
Noe colde nor darksome night;
| There everie soule shines the sunne
There God himselfe gives light
Tho walls sro made OF pretious stoDes
Thy bulwaTkes ulamondcs square;
Thy gates are Of right orient pearle,
Exceedinge richie end rare.
Thy trIrrct;es and thy pinnacles
! With carbuDcles doe shine,
Thy verrie streets paved with goufc,
Surpassinge cleare and nne
Thy houses are Of yvorie
| Thy windows crystal clears.
Thy tyles are made ef beaten gould
o God, thatI were there.
Our sweete is mkt with bitter gsuIe.
Our pleasure is hut paine;
Our ioyes scarce last ths lookcing on,
Our sorrOwes st!lls rename.
But there they live in such delight
/ Such pieasnre and such pay
! As that to them thousand yearcs
Doh seme as yesterday.
Thy gardens and thy gallant wakes
Continually greene.
There grow such sseete ssld pleasant forers
AS nowhere else are scene
There trees forever1nore beAre fr1its,
And everDore doe aprince:
There erernore the angels Sit
And cver1ore doe ginge.
HerIsalsrn' my haypis homsi
Would God 1 were In thee
Would God ny woes were a. aa end
Thy ioyes that might sec'
TatteninC Weather This Year.
"Did you notice that everybo5y is fat Thu
Tearf" said DIT Starkiof III you haven't
look closely al tie nsxt friend YOU NEE
whom you have not seen fcr long tiue L
IL accidental that your cheeks and those q
your girl are more plump. more rosy thar
they were in 1885 II II is. tee action q th-
} Mississippi IN running TaSs 81 LOUIS iuSf4s'
} a along the bark q the Rocky mountains :
accident also TIE fact Is. this hes been
vegetable vear TIE Ao-s Is luTvrsnt sp'
TIE fauna follows - as matter - course
Ard man Who derives hie eTrg<o0s1Cs f-rsr-