The Red Cloud chief., 1890-08-22
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80 foe ordinary and extr,
taxi vas John,
,x1k&"A And t6S M-3nsakeaaeed on ~
u0Frow after they had eaten Of the old
born Of the land" He said:
Only those who have had somethins
70 DO with the o~ommissariat Of IN arm1
know what . Job It Il to feed and cloths
ave or six hundred thousand men
Well. there IL such hosts - that march.
Ing across the desert They arc cut Of
from al army supplies There are M
rail- trains bringing down food or blank.
eta Shall they all perish? No. The
Lord comes from Heaven to the rescue,
and he touches the shoes and the coats
which In . year or two would have been
{ to rags and ~tatters, and they be.
come storm proof and time proof. %
that after forty years Of wearing. the
coats and the shoes are ~ good a new.
Besides that every morning there IN =
shower OF bread, not sour and soeux.
for the rising Of that bread IL made In
Heaven and celestial fingers have
mixed It and rolled It into balls light
haky and sweet as though they were
the crumbs thrown ont from a heavenly
banquet Two patches Of bread made
every day in tho upper mansion-one
Tor those who sit 1t the table with the
King and the other for the marching L.
faelites In the wilderness.
Mo not very much pity the Israelites
ior the ct that they had only mama
70 cat was. L suppose. the best food
ever q cUvided. know that the ravens
brou2ht food to hungry Elijah, but I
shoo1d not 30 we'll have liked those
black walters Rather would I have the
fare that came down every morning in
buckets OF ~dew-clean, swee. God-nro-
vided edibleA But now the I~srselites
have taken the last bit Of It in their
fingers and put the last delicate morsel
Of 1t to their lips. They look out and
there is no mama. Why this cessation
OF Heavenly supply? It was because the
.lsraelites had arrived in Canaan. and
they smelled the breath OF the har-
vest fields. and the crowded barns of
the country were thrown open to them.
All the inhabitants had fed, and in the
of the Lord of Hosts the ~Israelites
took possession Of every thing.
Well, the threshing floor Ia cleared,
the corn is scattered over it. tho oxen
are brought around In lazy and perpetual
circuit until the corn is trampled loose;
then it is winnOwed with fan. and Il,
SSfFound and It is baked, and. 10! there
is enough bread for all the worn OUT
host "And the mamma ceased ON the.
borrow after they had eaten Of the old
prn of the land" &
The dissection of this subject leads
,, first, to speak of especial relief foe
pecial emergency; and, secondly, q
old corn OF the Gospel for ordinary
Dumstances.
these ~Israelites crossing the wilder.
had not received bread from heaw
bakeries there would first have
. long line OF dead children half
in the sand; then there would
:1v been . long line OF dead women
: hg for the jackals; then there
NJ have been = long line OF dead
a. nburied, because there would havo
b 10 n to bury them. 1t would
IA cen told in the history Of the
wo bat a great company of good peo-
10 ked out from Egypt for Canaan
oad never heard Of, as thorough
~ lC the wilderness of sand Is tie
City pston and the President were
Lost Id wilderness OF waters What
uso W TO them that there wa plenty
OF cor canaan or plenty OF corr In
Egypt
VIVA. wanted wa something 70
eat rtgl & re, where there was not %
muchfas Ass blade. In other wOrdkL
IN cspec ppply for an especial emepA
gency. is what some Of you want
The Or4ii comfort, tho ordinary d.
r~ecti0n, rdinary counsel. do not
seem to yOur case. There are
those who hat they must have an
immediate supply, and
you shalth. \ |,
Is It pain: hysical distress through
which you go? Docs not Jesus
know all sbO ain? Did he not suf- Il
It in the n sensitive part Of head o
and hand Ard lie has a mixture I
Of comfort On of which shall cure 1
worst MI n. IL Is tho same 3
grace that on Robert Hall when, n
after writhine carpet in physical {
he crit {: %! I suffered 4
but Id kry out while I was |
suffering, did p cry out?" There a
no such nurao 8 ps-his hand the @
gentlest his foot lighest his arm
The strongest IF pccial pang es- p
pecial help r
Is IL approachitg DIV? Is It long. o
beroa} y that you know 4
coming. becaud breath is short, il
md the voice 10 i. 4 the cheek is Y
nle7 Have you culating your c
capacity or incapd Il, hdure widow a
hood or childleo1 rs d~isbanded y
home, and cried: ca . endure it?'' G
J, worried soul. syon wake up Ii
midst all your tro0h&es lind around a
bout you thu sweet fion Of the v
Gospel - thiokly sttf, 3 was the I
mamma around shout &c elitish en-.
Especial o. especial n
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Or IL it . troable pastxy psent? A o
Iilent nurseey3 AvacadB, opposite Y
,ou 1t tho table? A u. upon q '
family circle A0ver q to be t
eunited9 A choking -. loneli- q
less3 A blot Of grief % D. hat it s
the light Of -. and s
,uts put bloom Of nowerss pakes Y
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l:e7 Especial comfort Tor ecial =
rial Your appetite hasskf for :
very thing else. @ Try . LIT. I this Il
mama: II Win & ave
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