Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-17
The Eighth of DIR. Talmage's Sc
ries on His Recent Journey.
Tented Life Among the BedOuinS in
palestine-Large Villages With
out House.
Many Instances Verifying the Pibie Truths
Observations AZ jacobs "ell-A SER
mon R-pic:s With Eloquence.
ANnNG TIE REpOUNs.

EEDOETIS, \. Y, Nov H. His
morning in the academy of Music III this
city, and this evening nj the Christian
I,rald service in the New York Acad-
erry OF iusic, Dr.. Ieimage preached
tie eighth Of the series Of sermons he IS
giving on his tour in Palestine. At both
services the respective buildings were
crowded to their utmost capacity in FIVE
minutes inter the doors were opened,
ana al who came later were unable 10
get H. DT. TEimHge's subject was
Among the Bedouims, and his text,
Numbers 10: 81: "Forasmuch rs thou
ka5vr9t how We are to eucamp III the
WILDERNESS.
Nl4ht utter night We have slept IN
tents IN Palestine. There are large vii
ln-~s IL hedouii.s without house, and
f.. gHn0 ears the people OF those places
have lived in black tents, made out OF
dyed sh.us, ana when The winds and
storms wore ont ana tore loose those
coverings, others Of The same KIND took
Their u aces. Noah lived III a tent.
fr-aAaIn IN tent. Jacob pitched his
teIt Gt. the raouutuiu. Isaac pitched his
tent ~ ;hs vglIey Lot pitched his tent
fowura >oiom. In tent the woman
Juei mailed :-Isnra, the general, to the
ground hrst having gITen him sour milk
cHiiei ''!-hvu, sopO-
rtc to make him soundly sleep,
that be,ug the efErc. OF such nutrition,
u mJariu travellers car testify. The
s,riA1 army III teu:. The ancient bat
Tie shout TGs Ito your tents, . Israel! -
PAU WIS 4 tgatmuker. Indeed, Isaiah,
ma2si&rantly poetic, Indicates that ~!
I.e human race live under q blue tent
when he SAVE thai God "stra,cheth out
tie hpHveus as u cu!ta and spreadeth
tlem ont as 8 tent 10 dwell IN, - and
Ey-.kl.n compares death TO the striking
OF teut. SAVING. My aye is removed
from n" rs shepherd : tent.
N OUR TENT -, PALESTINE
Tonight near something / never heard
before nud hope never to hear again. Il
!, the voice OF = hTenn amid the rocks
near 10y. when you mPv have seen this
monster putting his mouth between the
iroa bars Ul IBenngerie, he Is captive
AID he gives hum Hated and suppressed
cry But yonder i'll tine midnight on 3
throne of rocks lac has nothing to fear
nul he u;ters himself III Il loud, resound-
iuE torr.hc, almost supernatural sound,
splitting up the darkness into IA deeper
midnight It begins with howl and
cuds with soUud something like II
hcrsu' - whining. In the hyena Z vo;ce
ara Distance and strength and blood
th!Tstuces and crunch OF broken bones
and death.
/ am glad TO say that for the most part
Palestine IS clear of beBsts OF prey. TIE
lpopards, which Jeremiah says caunot
ChHuGs their spots, have all disappeared.
and the lions that once were common all
b,-- oh b,
prophets for illustrations of cruelty and
wrath, have retreated before the dis
charges OF guupowder. of which they
have an inlescrIbable fear. But TO- the
most part raiestiEe is what il originally
was with the one exception of q wire
thread reuch!ng from Joppa TO lerusa-
lem, and from Jerusalem &c Nazareth,
aal from Nazareth n Tiberns, and
from TiherIas 10 damascus that one
nerve Of civilization, tie Geographic
wire lfor we found ourselves only few
minutes or from Brooklyn md NV
York while standing by Lake GaliieeJ,
with that one exception, Palestine is
lust A. i always WIS.
Nothing SURPRISED me so much as the
persistence OF everything. : sheep .?
horse isiIs dead aud, though the sky may
orc minute before Re cie2T O: all wings,
in I've miuu;ga after
TfE SKIES AEE BLACK WITH EAGLES,
cnw:-E, screaming. piuu@Ing, fighting
f.: room, cuntynding lor largest NOR
sells o. IA extinct GLaGrnpel An, now
understand the force Of ChTist's illus
tret.ou when He said; =" Whereaoever
tAr carcase : sheTa will the eHsles be
gathered together. The longevity of
those eagles is wonderful. They live
nifty or sixty and sometimes loo years.
An, that rXrgius what David meant
when lie Gays. ''Thy youth Is renewed
like the ca-ie's. saw "A shepherd
with tine folds OF his coat far bent out
ward and wondered what was contained
in that amplitude of apparel
and sGid II the dragu-
man. "What has that shepherd got
under his ccuti'' And the drugomau
said: ~; is n very young lamo he is
carry uE, il is 700 young and too weak
Rud too cola 70 Keep NJ with the lock
At that mumentI saw the lamb put its
head cut from ghe shepherd 5 bosom and
! said, There It is now, Isaiah's de-
scriptiOu OF the tenderness of GOd-'He
shall gather the lambs with His arm and
carry them in His bosom.
Passing by a village home, in the Holy
Land about noon, ! saw great crowd in
ana NTOhIlN private mouse, duu sall
20 the draGomau: "DavId, what is go
ing on thert'' lie said: ''Someoody
has recently died there aud their neigh
hors go in for several DAYS after TO SIT
down and weep with the beruaved. -
There 1t is, l said, the old scriptural Gus
tom: And many of the Jews came to
Martin anu Mary TO comfort them con-
corning their brother. Early IN the
morning passing by n cemetery in the
Holy Land, l saw among the graves
about nifty women dressed in hlsck, and
they were crying: "Oh, my child!'
ION, my husband,'' "Oh, nv father!''
''Uh. my mother Our dragoman told
us that every morning very early, for
three mornings after a burial, thu wo-
men go to the sepuichre. and after that
every week very early for & vPnr. As L
saw this group just after daybreak, l
said: There it is again, the same old
custom referred 10 i'll Luke, the Evan
gelist, where he says, Certain women
which were early at the sepulchre. -
AT JACOB S WELL
But here We found ourselves ct Jacob
we'll, the most famous well in history,
iafi Id SOW