Telegram-herald., 1889-10-14

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IaE HEAEEAE 4 LAND
AGAIN, ne ia1sg l1ok t. Christ - 9uF nnsl
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good our sigal may BE- krch a glimpse ~ the
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laal aa1 rl-s lad s--ad o. 5g4ty contrast.
Ils IS oarreuness aud that serdure ic1se
staloa streams " earJh. wnlch tAirs-y Ok
ul glt drlnz DRY CE : mules bo1r lrampls
iaco mire compared with tls bTiglt crystal
hns river from under ths throne, o. the
balas ~ ahlch river the armies q heaven
may rest. au- into - lose cleaT Eood the uees
~ Lfe dip their branches These instruments
Ot earthly music, - easily racksd lnto dis
Cord compared wltb ths barps that
thEll With eternal Taptures, aud the
trImpets taAt are 50 musical that
they wake the dead These streets along
which we - painting Ia Summer heat or shiv-
ering Ia winters cold, and the poor man car
r.as as burden and the Vagrant ASKS for
aims. aud along which shuttle the feet Of pain
and want and woe, compared with those
streets that sound forever with the feet Of
Joy and holiness, and those walls made out Of
ali manner OF precious stones, ths light inter
SHIT wiki reflections from jasper and chryso-
lite and topaz and sardonyI and beryl and
emerald and chrysoprasus Oh, the contrast
between this world. where We struggle with
temptation that viii not ne conquered, and
that world where 1t is perfect joy, perfect
holiness and perfect rest SAID a little blind
child. Mamma, will DO blind in heaven r
"Oh. no, my dear replied the mother, you
won't be blind in heaven" A little lame
child said Mamma, viii | be lame in
heavenf NO" she replied. You won't be
lame in heaven" Why, when the plain
est Christian pilgrim arrives at the
heavenly gate it opens 10 h'm, and rs
the angels come down 70 escort him in,
and they spread the banquet and they keep
festival over the august arrival and Jesus
CONES with a crown and SAYS: Wear this, "
and with palm and says: Wave this" and
points 10 a throne and says: Mount this. a"
Then the old citizens OF heaven come around
10 hear the new comer's recital Of deliver
ance wrought for him, and as the newly ar
rived soul tells OF the grace that pardoned
and the mercy that saved him, all the inhab-
itants shout tie praise Of the King, crying:
praise him Praise himl"
Quaint John Bunyan caught glimpse Of
that consummation when he said: Just as
the gates were opened to let in the man |
looked in after them, and behold the city
shone like the sun; the streets were also paved
with gold, and in them walked many men
with crowns on their heads and golden harps
70 sing praises withal And after that they
shut up the gates, which when | had seen l
wished myself among them"