Telegram-herald., 1889-10-07

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commencement Cay 10 crate about tie poetry
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armies No sere.at tie front, az 70 solne %
u. Who a. naemhers 81 the Chr .stlAn com
mission, - the gbGstly hospitals al Antie-
tam and HSgersto~n. Al va may wor-
Ship the Lord u Hosts, / worship the God
of Peace, who brought again from the dead
our Lord Jesus christ, Ibst great shepherd
of tie sbeep'
War Is an accursed monster and II was
born IN tie lowest cavern u perdiuon, and
pray that il nav speedily cesoead u the place
from which il arose, lts laxt sword Aud shield
and musket rafting on the bottom Of the red
bot naarl of heb. LET there be called a peace
conventiou for lst2, with delegates seat by
al the decent governments q CarlstendoHl,
End while they sre IN SESSION. II you should
some night 20 olt aud look into the sky
above the exposition buildings, you may hnd
that the old gallery Of cFystsl, lhst wss taken
down after the bethlehem anthem of eighteen
centuries ago was sung out, Is rebuilt again
in the clouds, and the same angelic singers
are returnei. with the same librettos - Ag1t
10 chant Glory T. GOd in the highest, and
OF earth peace. good WI to men
DO NOT InPoRT E0REIGE VICES
Again, suggest in regard 70 TIE Worlds
fair that, while appropriate places are pre-
pared for al foreign exhibits, We mako 20
room Tor the importation q foreign vices.
America has enough % It's own. and We need
no new instsll.nents Of that Kind s worlds
fair will bring al kinds OF people good and
tad The good We must prepare % welcome,
tie bad we must prepare 70 shun- The al
TEMPT viii again be made in lsS2, as IL ls!6,
10 break up cur American SabbathS That
sttenp was made az the Philadelphia centen-
rial. bur was defeated. The American SAB
bath 6 the best kept sabbath on earth. We
do not want it broken down, and substituted
In the place thereof the Brussels Sabbath, the
Vienna Sabbath, the ST Petersburg Sabbath
or any Of the foreign Ssbbaths, which are no
Ssbbaths at all ! think the Lord is more
than generous in asking only So days out Of
the Sos for his service. You let the Sabbath
20 and with it will 60 your Bible, and after
that your liberties, and your children or your
grandchildren will be here IN America under
q despotisrn as bad as In those lands where
they turn the Lords Day into wasssl aud
frolic.
Among those who come there viii be, as ar
other eKpositions, lordly people, who viii
bring their vices with them Among the
dukes and duchesses and princes and princess
e. of other lands are some Of the best men
and women of all the earth Remember
Earl Of Kintore, Lord Cairns and Lord
Shaftesbury But there Is a snobbery and
hunkeyism in American society that runs
after : grandee, a duke. lord or a prince
though he may be q walking lazaretto and
his breath plague. IL makes the fortune Of
some Of our queens Of society 70 dance one
cotillion with one of these princely lepers
Some people cannot get their hats of quick
enough when they see such a foreign lord ap-
preaching, and they do not care for the mirs
into which they drop their knees they bow
TO worship. Let no splendor OF pedigree OF
any pomp and parsphernalia of circumstances
make him attractive. There Is only one set
of Ten Commandments that | ever heard OF,
and no class Of men or women In all the
world are excused from obedience 70 those
laws written by finger Of lightning on the
granite surface Of Mount Sinai. Surely we
have enough American vices without making
any drafts upon European vice for 1892
GET READY TOR TEE FAIR
By this sermon would have the nation
made aware Of its opportunity and &c; read Y
to improve it, and Of some perils and get
ready to combat them. rejoice 70 believe
that the advantages will overtop everything
in that worlds fair. What an INTRODUCTION
10 each other OF communities, of states, Of re-
publics, of empires, Of zones, Of bemispheres.
What doors Of information VIII be swung
wide open for the boys and girls now on the
threshold What national and international
educationl What crowning Of Industry with
sheaves Of grain, and " hat imperial robing Of
/ her with embroidered fabrics What scicn-
/ tifc apparatusl What telescopes for the in
/ fuitude above, and microscopes for ne inAni
tude beneath, and instruments 20 put nature
/ to the torture until she tells her last secret.
( What a display Of the munifcence of the God
who has crown enough wheat 10 make loaf
+ Of good bread large enough Tor the human
race ana enough cotton TO stocking every
foot and enough timber TO shelter every
head-msking 1t manifest that II Is not Gods
fault. but either mans oppression OF indo-
lencs or dissipation If there be any without
/ supply
LnLsr the arches Of the chief building of
that exposition let Capital and Labor. too
/ long estranged. at last he married. each tax
ing the hand OK each in pledge Of eternal
fdeIitv while Representatives Of all nations
stand round rejoicing at tie uuptisls. and
saving: What God bath joined together
let not MAT put asunder" Then shall The
threnody of tie nesdIs woman no ioozer -
heard:
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I'll the brain begins 70 swim;
Work. work work
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Ard sew tbeEa % n dream
Oh. Christian Arnerics Make ready fow
tbe ETandest exposition ever seen under the
san have Bibles enough bound Ha~e
churches enough sstsblishsd. Have scientific
halls enough endowed Have Pr1uting presses
enough set up Have rsvivsls o. religion
enough in fu1 blast ! believe rco viil
"Hossnns % The Son of David. -Aa~ed 10