Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1891-09-24

show il. Will he kill him, now that
he has him in hts hands? O, no, Vh,s
lord of the corn.crib is seated at IN.
own table, and he looks over TO ths
table of his guests; and he sends
nortion TO each of them, but sends
larger portion to BENJAMIN, or. a. the
Ribie quantity puts it: ben. amin's
mess was Ave times as much As
onv Of theirs" Be quick and send W I'd
back with the swiftest camel to Canaan
to old Jacob, that benjamin is We'll,
all is we'll; he Is faring sumptuously;
the Egyptian lord did not mean muir.
der and death; but he meant deliver
cnce and life when he announced to ia
on that day: 'Ye shall not see my face
unless your brother be with you"
Well, my friends, this world is fam
;ne-struck Of sin. 1t does not yield
single crop Of solid satisfaction, It's
diving. It Is hunger-bitten. The fat
heart was we'll illustrated in the life Of
the English comedian. All the world
honored him-did everything for hlm
that the world could do. lie vas an.
plauded in England and appauded
in the United States. He
reused up nations into laughter He
had no equal. And yet, although MANY
people supposed him entirely happy,
and that this world was completely "a.
tiatinp his soul, he sits down and writes;
II never in my life put on new nat,
that il did not rain and ruin 1t.
never went out in shabby coat be-
cause it was raining and thought
all who had the choice would
keep indoors, that the sun did
| not burst forth in it's strength and
bring out with it ell the butterflies of
fashion whom knew and who knew
me, l never consented to accept part
hated, out Of kindness t, another,
that did not get Kissed by the public
and cut by the writer. I could no.
take a drive for few minutes with
Terry without being overturned and
having my elbow bone broken, though
my friend got off unharmed.
could not make covenant
with Arnold, which l thought was to
make my fortune without making his
instead, than in an incredible space Of
time-I think thirteen months
earned for him 10000 pounds, and for
myself one l am persuaded that if
were to set up as a beggar. every ono
in INV neighborhood would leave ot
eatinp bread" That was the lament Of
the worlds comedian and joker. All nm
happy. The world did everything for
Lord Byron that it could do, and ye.
in his last moment he asks a friend to
come and sit down by him aad read,
as most appropriate to his case. the
story of 1.-THE Bleeding Hear" Tor
rigisno, the s, ulptor, executed, after
months of care and carving, Madonna
) and the Child" The royal family came
in and admired it. Every body that
looked at it was in &C.
stacy; but one day, after all that TOLL
and all that admiration, because he did
not get as much compensation for his
work as he had expected, ne took a
mallet and dashed the exquisite sculp-
. ture into atoms. The world is poor
compe sation, poor satisfaction, poor
s,ae. Famine, famine in all the
e earth, not for seven years, but for six
Z thousand. But, blessed be tod
4 there is great corn-crib. The Lord
): built it. 1t is in another land 1t is a
d large place. An angel once measured
it, and as far as can calculate It in
I our phrase, that corn-crib is fifteen
> hundred miles long and fifteen hun.
t bred broad, and FIFTEEN hundred high;
II and it is full. Food for all nations
e soy say the people, we
r will start right away and get
l. this supply for our soul" But stop
G moment: for from the keeper of that
G corn-crib there comes this word. saying
= "You shall not see my face exccp, YOU
IL brother be with YOU" In other words
& there is no such thing as getting iron
T. hea, en- pardon, and comfort, aud ,terna
y life, useless we bring with us our Divn
S: Brother, the Lord Jesus Christ. Coming
| chnh fol afr ty
& reach the corn crib, and cur Eode
" shall be q portion for the jackals o
"a the wilderness: but coming with tn
II Divine Jesus all the granaries Of HEAVIER
a. will swing open before our soul, AM
IN abundance shall be given rs, "
" shall be invited to sit in tt
p p lace of the King and at the table
e. and while the Lord Of heaven is appci
IL tioning from his own table to othe
or tables he will not forget us; and the
m and there it will be found that on
ia Bcnjamin's mess is larger than all IN
n. others, for SO it ought to he. Worth
I'll is the Lamb that was slain. 10 recciv
III blessing, and riches, and honor, an
~ gDry, and power"
My friends, you see it il ci,hs
T. Christ or famine. II there were tw
a. banquets spread, rnd to one of tlen
IN only, you might go, you might stan
rs and think for good while as TO VINE
lu invitations you had better accept, 81
IL here it is Teasing or starvation. II
- We're q choice between oratoro
Q, YOU might say Il prefer u
a.. reatlon," or II prefer tn NE
OF s,ah.' But here it is Il choice b
or tween eternal harmony and evcrlas
or ing discord. o, will you live or an
no Will you start for the Egyptian. cor y,
IS, crib, or will you perish amid u
lis empty barns of the Canaan!.ish faf
he incP ..Ye shall not seq myf, c,cxcc
cif your brother be with you
ng
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