The Red Cloud chief., 1890-08-22

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t<inattly gtven in such ceeea,
felicf that dropsia manna
tbsrcae OF God O. LIT up pen
ratcipai N payer and yoa viii
Ermuistent coafoft! lido not know
nat lords the soothing innueeoe
Coz but I know that Sor especial
= ne u especial deliversncA
yOuSo q three passages; Try theu
Ftskes at which best Ats your sosl:
non ne Lord loveth he chasten.
p" -Dl things work togethse los
~ love God" ''weepne NAY
ure u . night but Joy cometh II
mcs'e.
ecsecutive days Of falling nan.
Supbys excepted-the mama
sed. some Of them were glad
IA Iu know they had complained
theirsader. and wondered that they
TO At mamma instead of onions
tb.iare IL changed Those people
ithsi srmy under forty years Of aee
pe~r seen . corniield, and now,
Zen tsy hear the leaves rustlinR and
tsssls waving and the pillows Of
BEN fSsing over the plain a. the wind
Eucbed Them. It must have been . new
4 Lively sensation.
6sConr cried the old man, - he
eueda ear. 'Corn!" cried the chill
5en, sthey counted the shining grains.
Corn shouted the vanguard Of the
pst, s.hey burst open the graparies
the sfrighted population. the gran.
les tat had been left in the posses
kpn ot;he victorious Isrselitea. Then
70 fire was kindled. and the ears of
Urn rsoe thrust into it. and. fresh and
lisp I'd tender. were devoured BY the
fungyrictOrs; and bread was prepared,
I'd m,ry things that can be made out
nouregaled the appetites that had
cen &arpened BY the long march.
4And re mama ceased on the morning
after .aey had eaten Of the old corn OF
he laai."
4 Bessd be God. We stand in just such
: feli'o-day. the luxuriant grain COM
Ing sbre the girdle. the air full OF the
odorsd the ripe old corn Of the Gospel
Canaan 'tO!" you say. 1.-THE fare is too
plain Then I remember you will soon
let tied Of . fanciful diet While /
vas il Paris. liked for . while the rare
Ind exquisite cookery; but I soon
wished l was home again. and had the
plain are Of my native land. So It is .
TACT tat We soon weary Of the sirups
and to custards and the whipped foam
OF f.ciful religionists. and we cry:
'Giw US plain bread made out of the
old crn of the Gospel Canaan" This
Is The only food thatca quell the souls
huncsr.
Thsro are men here who hardly know
wha. is the matter with them. They
have tried to get together q fortune and
larger account at the bank, and to get
investments yielding larger percent
ages They Z trying to satisfy their
Soul with . diet Of mortgages and
stools There arc others here who
have been trying to get famous. and
have succeeded to . greater or less ex-
tent and they have been trying to
satisfy their soul with the chopped feed
Of magazines and newspapers All
these men arc no moro happy now than
beire they made the first thousand dol
lars no more happy nov than when for
the first time they saw their names
mentioned. They can not
ana we or define their feelings; but I
will tell them what is the matter-they
Ire hungry for the old corn Of the
The inidel~ scientists Of this day are
US . different kind Of soul food,
,u they are Of all men the most miser-
IbR. have known many Of them. but
ever knew one of them who came
sihin q thousand miles of being happy.
lie great John Stuart Mill provided for
lnself . new kind Of porridge. but yet,
ven he comes to die. he acknowledges
at his philosophy eve gave him
" comfort in days of bereave-
INT, and in . roundabout way
admits that his life was . failure.
{ Il is with all infidel scientists. They
. trying to live on telescopes and
ucibles and protoplasms, and they
.arge US with cant, not realizing that
ere Is no such intolerable cant in al
world as this perpetual talk We are
about positive philosophy"
d 1.-THE absolute" and ''the great to
!" and 'the everlasting no." and ''the
CHER unity" and 1.-THE latent potcn-
and "the cathedral Of the i'm.
ensitica." I have been translating
nat they have been doing, and I will
II you what It all means-it means
at they want to kill God! And my
ly wonder is that God has not killed
EN-. l have in other days tasted Of
cir CONNECTIONS. and I como back and
II you to-day that there is no nutri-
ent or life or health in any thing but
O bread made out Of the old corn Of
o Gospel. What do I mean by that?
that Christ is the bread of life,
d taking Him. you live and live for
er.
You say: THAT Is such . simple Cos
I know it is You say you thought
ligion was . strange mixture Of elab-
ate compounds No; 1t is 81 plain
at any abecedarian may understand
In its simplicity is its power. II
could, this morning. realize that
lrist died to save from sin and death
d hell, not only your minister and
ur neighbor and your father and your
lid. but you, 1t would make this hour
70 the Judgment day for agitations,
d, no longer able to keep your seat
would leap up crying: For mel
" mel"
You have noticed that invalids can
t take all kinds OF food. The food
1T will do for one will not do for an
her. There are kinds Of food which
II produce. in cases Of invalidism,