The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1890-12-03
AMONG THE OILY HILLS.
VSlNUES HIS HOLY
DR.. TALMAGE CoW,,-

Or. 7ALMAeE cd
d.. Where Christ
Inc 'it- prs Descriptive
Was boy "e 70 Excite Great
Dfscourses ContiI
1.-The interest j"
BROOKLYN, >o'' 8 which DR.. Tai.
the series Of sermon rec; ut tour IL
mage is describing re gospel les
Palestine and lncu! .vme increases
sons suggested by nj here was never
from week to week. Sbne of the pre-,
so large a CROWD at aHEnere was today
yious eight sermons Academy OF
around the Brookl& and at The
Music in the morI in the even.
Christian Herald SER It's subject was
ing, the ninth sermon" and the text
among the Holy Hin to Nazareth
Luke, iv, 16. He ca1b." Following
where he was broughtS
is the sermon: R l had !asl
What splendid s&ent. my first
night in Catholic cSeaving Jerus
sleep within doors siny treated as
alem, and all OF rs as hbpe aud his
though we had been tf ~ that way
college of cardinals paS $sterhood OF
{ Last evening the genl$#dred bright
a the convent ordered a E out to sing
j eyed Arab children oroious. Tins
. for me, and it was Miteps of the
morning l come out on moSt beau
convent and look upon & its house:
tiful village of all Pales# its name
of white limestone. G@th, one O.
Nazareth, historical Nay Christian
the trinity of places thatW that they
travellers must see OF I 1Shely, Beth
have not seen Palestine-%th. Baby
! ''ehem, jerusalem, Sazgf him fol
hood, boynood, manhoSty millio.
whom l believe there are@t were re
people who would now. Thether UP
9nired, march out and dieRr straigl
der ak OF down in the hooY
through the fire. ETH.
THE VILLAGE OF NAZ@th. ever
Grand old village IS NiBciations
putting aside its sacred Rt can b
First Of all, it is clean; anSRges. 1t:
said of few OF the orlental is th'
neighboring town Of a%Sugh it:
6lthiest town l ever saw, cture O.
chief Industry is the maNaZareti
soap. They export all OF be morn
was perhaps unusually cleNnto th'
ing speak of, for as we Io& &e show
village the afternoon beioAshes t
ers which had put our Mac%ugh al
the test lad poured hoooS %cloudS
the alleys under command oAsioners
those thorough street comeen th'
Besides that, Nazareth haS Israe
scene Of battles passing 1t f9ohan
lite to Mohammedan and tro tonder
meean to Christian, the most (which
full of the battles being tnaI wee
TWENTY-FIVE thousand IuEench
beaten by twenty-one huncreS, tha
Napoleon Bonaparte comman%hes,
greatest of Frenchmen walkyIalk
yery streets through which J J&ral
ed for nearly thirty years, tfTs O
of the two the antlpodes, the ap
Russia and the plaques OF Essox
nrorriately following the one, O
olosies of earth and the halle IS h
heaven appropriately folloWeau
other. And then this town IS sowI
tifuIly situated in great grehin,
the sides OF the bowl the surmh
ifteen hills. The God OF nats tsonn
<1-l--e- -&A~=Dihlae eIi6enG ser
ed out this valley for privacy .hre
aration from all the world durlirt
most important decades, thatf
wears OF Christ's boy6ood andst'
for of the thirty-three years OF Sr
stay on earth he spent thirty Cit
in this town in getting ready
ling rebuke to o,hose who nave z
tience with the long Years OF PHI
ton necessary when they enters
sneclal mission for the church q
world. The trouble is with mos q
men that they want to launcy'
Ship from the dry dock before II lSs'
and hence SO many SILK III lhe y
clone. Stay in the store as sV
nate untilyou are thoronsh!y
: ped. Be a eooG emplcye IN yorl
8 until you are qualified 10 De aii 81
8 er. Be content with Nazareth
con are ready Tor tie bntfetlng
< rusalem. You may get 80 glor
s equipped in the thirty years ina
ES ran DO more i'll three Years than
M men can accomplish IN a pro-
SES lifetime. These little suggestion
~ ant to put into my sermon, hop.
& help people for this world, "hll
chiefly anxious to have them z
Ss for the next world.
So WHERE CHRIST WAS A BOY
All Christ's boyhood Was s.
s & this village and its surroul
There is the very well calico
Fountain of the Virgin to which
mothers side he trotted along /
u her hand. No doubt about It; L
only well in the village, and 1t h;
the only we'll for three thousane
This morning We visit II, al
mothers have their children VII
ese now as then. The work OF &
water in all ages III those cou7T o.
heen Wcmen'S work. Scores S
i are waiting for their turn at II
3 great and everlasting springs
) out into that well their barrels
q hossheads Of water ID tioods glc
abundant. The we'll is surroul
olive groves and wide spaces IN
q people talk AID children,
/ charms on their heads as pr(
against the evil eye" are play
& women with their strings OF
either side of their face, and II
of blue and scarlet and whltean
move on with water jars on thei
: Mary, i suppose, almost alwa,
: - ss eee sIi16 SeT, Tor shS
SnnbSe one SIe circumstances and nav y,
t.anGsnts nunu | do not believe III;
atuenSh aus of the surrounding fifteen !, N
one one Sov 81 s1S Christ did not range n
the fom DUS tS top, op,,Ss or one cavern in ths
]. so1 Se did d. not e explore, or one speeie; e;
3 AZ 4vine mo across the tops that ne @ =
{ cali slHs By name, OF one OF +Sasa all tte Ste
of fauna browsing on those s'e
he 1e Ia had not recognized: ,;s
! 10 Vol see it all through ms 3:
IA 1f ton man N becomes a public spt
@ - S;s orstions or discourSes you
Z his his esrly Whereabouts; W 10
ae secs between and Il alTa!s =! >.
2R 2R fiIn him. When the apostle lyle' 81 <
or N