The Penn's Grove record., 1891-03-20

book tnr0ugh the lattice uDo. The pale Ior.L
that looks Ike q detained spscrer Of tn,
aignt Soon In q madhouse soe will ruistss
her rfngists for curl " ssrpesnus. aud thrns
aer white hsnd through toe bars OF toe
prison, and snite h.r heii, rubbing It hsc
y though 10 push tbs scalp from tn sxu =
i~hrisking: MY brain! my brain" o..
tand' on from that! Way will YOU 2
punding your wav amid tns reefs and waru-
ne buoys, wnsn there Is such a vast ocean
a whiea you may voyage, all sail set
We sss 80 q booSs We 90 not uodsr.
naud woat a uoJs L. orsnt ~ on en- a.
Measure 1.-THE height Of it. the dspsI o. it
The length OF il tbs orsadtn o: It Yun csu-
rot do IT, Examins the paper and estin11 q
me progress made from tie tins Of the M
,ressions on cav, and then on the bars o.
s'ees, and from tIs osrs Of Iree, TO paovraS
md from papyrus Is tls hi ie OF wild b.asc..
md from tbs hide OF wild bssscs III dow l
until the miracles of our modern paper m n
factories, and then see tue papsr, white an |
pure as an infants soul. waiting for COTS IN
cription-
A boOsi Examine the type OF It. Esamih.
he printing OF t. an | sss the progrsss trou
ths m wnsn Solon's laws wsrs written on
,aE PLANS, and Hesioi's posms ware written
IN tables OF lead,aad t1s Siniati, com nan "a
we're written on tables OF stone, on down 10
HOES psrteciug printing press
A oookl II tooz all tls universities OK tls
past, all the martyr fces, all tia civilization.
I'll the battles, all the victories all tns d.
tsats, all the glooms, all the brightussS nli
he centuries to msSe IL po,ioe.
A book! IL IL tins cnorus Of all ages; IL ~
he drawing room in wdich Sinys am queens.
and orators and poets and historians cone
,ut to greet you II I w,rshiped anvt,iu;
IN earth l would worship that II burnst
incense 70 any idol I would build an altar Z"
that Thank God for good BOOKS, healthtu!
hnnk1 iuanirlrp hNAg. Chr fINN htn =
books OF men. books of women. BOOK OF Coo.
Il 10 with tuess gooi boo IS that we are I .
overcome corruot literature. Up,n the frogs
swoop with these "a Tles. I dep nd much for
shs overthrow Of iniqultous literature upo ,
HE mortaitv Of boo IS. Even good booSS
have q hsrd struggle to Iva.
them istt Thirty boots OF iaoitus hav.
perishsd. Twenty books OF Piiny have per.
lshsd. Livy wrote one hunirea and for6y
books; only thirty-ivs of them remaiu.
Eschylus wrote one hundrel dramas; oDiv
sven remain. Euripiaas wrote over q hun
dred; only nineteen remain. Vstro wr,'.s
The biographies OF over ssven hundred gre-G
Romans. All that wealth Of biography nas
persisted. II good and valuahle books have
such q struggle to live, wnat must be TINS
late Of those that are diseased AMI corruor
and hlastNt at the very start! they will az
~ the frogs when the Lord turust oacS "a.
plague. The work or Christ, anizatton will
20 on until thsrs will b noohiny lefG bu5
lood books. and t5sv will Is ss the supra Macy
s. the world. May you and l live 70 soc tas
day!
Against every bad pamphlet send a good
pamphlet; against avery uuc.eau picture sen
IN innocent picture, against every sour.
nlous song send a Christian souy; against
svery bad book send a good book; and then
Il will be as it was in ancient Toledo, wner-
The Toletum misssls were Kept 10y tbs SAINTS
In six churcaes aud the sscritsgious Romaps
demanded that those missais oe destroes ,
that the Roman misssls be substituted:
and the war came on, aud ] am glad to say
that the whole matter having been refereed
70 champions, tbs champion Of toe Toietu n
nissals with one blow brousht Gown ths
champion Of the Ro nan missas.
So It will DO in our day. Tue good lit.ra.
the Christ an literature. iu its ona liz
for God, and rhs tru;n, will bring
Town the evil literature in It's championship
Tor the devil l fe.l tingling to eae tips o.
fingers AMI throu n all thu nsrvss OF nv
cody, and all tbs depths Of mv SOU. tbs
certainty Of our triumph. Char up, o.,
nsn and women VINO are toiiing Tor tia
the sunlight. IF God b for Us, WOO.
who can be against uss
Lady Hester Stanhops was the dauyhtsr
u the third Earl oil Stanhope, and after her
nearest friends had diei she went to tue { r
past took possessiun OF a deserted convent
threw up fortrsSses ami ! the mountains OF
Lebanon, opened the castle TO the poor, and
The wrstched, aud tbs sics wdo o coms
She made her c.stlsa home TOR the M.
eortuuass. She was a. devout Cnr.st an
She was waiting tor tbs coming o.
,he Lord. She expsctsi that the Lord would
lesceud In person, and shs thou got cpon 10
until it vas too much for her rsa In tas
stables Of her palacs shs hal two
norses groonsd and bri lied n saddlst aad
aud all really for tas day in
which her Lord should desceut. and bs on
me Of them and she on the other should start
,or Jerusalem, the city o. tbs Grsat King.
& was Q fanatieism AMI q dsIusion: bus tasrs
romance and thsrs was sp.sndor, ant
here was thrilling expectation in the drsa,ui
Al. ny friends we nsei no earthly pal.
fsys sroomsd aud fadilsi and brijisd aat
for our LORI wasa 40 shall
The horis is rsliy Ia tbs s1usrry o.
ssavsn, and tas imperial ri isr ~ ready u
mount. "And | saw, and behold a white
sorsa, and De that sat on him had . bow;
md Q crown was gwen unto hun; aud be
rent forth conqueriny and 20 conqu r: Aud
he arm o which wers in heaven folio sed
Him on white hories ard on His vas urs AMI
IN His thigh wsrs written, King OF kings,
md Lord OF loris" Horss msn OF Heaven.
uounsi Cavalry Of Cot, rifle on! Caarkst
,harzel until they shall DO hurlai back o.
heir hauuc1e,--tas blaos horss OF faniins,
md the red horse OF carnss', n tas pas
Sorss Of death Jesus torsvsrl