Telegram-herald., 1891-02-16

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$40 saGAEs AID skEsenhoass square aud
WEES End and hrsaklsn nesgEtS aud broek-
lyE Hal. We want taiz prsrsaczl religion
nes ealy u tz-ke bed II what are sailed
tsfs lower glasses. isat ~ take held II WHIST
sire ealiv1 TIE higher classes The sraatsas
l. lh4E s-sapis have a. ide4 they o&a 10 ell
their religion ga suad4y with hyGa lsook
AID prayer book aud Hurry ant same -
tbeIa sit Ia church rolling up taezr eyes a.
thoagh they were ready toF translation,
n lea thSlT sabbath Is bounded GA al sldes
by an inecaSisseat lie. and While VOC are
exteCfing - come out from under sheir
arms the wfags AZ al sfsxel. there oaaae cut
frc.n taeir fosotses.d the hofns If . saAsa
THsgg AUsf DE A MN pEPAkTuRK
There Las get ~ he new departure IL
religloa. do not say new reilglon- Oh.
no, bat the old religion brought % new
syphAnces- In our tne We have tad the
iazuerroosyIse. and the aulbEPtype, aud the
pAotoscr-nh, bur IL Is tho sNne old sun,
and these arts are only new appliances Of
the old Sunlight. So tbis glorious gospel
IL just what Ne want 10 photograph the
image Of God on one soul. aud dagnerreo-
type il on another soul. Not a ncw gospel,
but the old gospel put 20 new work. In
our time We have had the teiegrapkie
invention. and the telephone invention,
aud the electric light invention. bat they
are al tie children Of old electricity,
an element that the philosophers have
long while known much about 80
this electric gospel needs 10 fash It's light
on the eyes and ears and souls Of men, and
become teiephonic medium 20 make the
deaf hear. "a telegraphic medium TO dart
invitation and warning 10 all nations; an
electric light 10 illamine the eastern aud
western henlispheres. Not a Lew gospel,
but the old gospel doing a new work.
Now you say. THAT is a very beautiful
theory, bat is il possible 70 take ones re
hsion into ell the avooaiions and business
OF lifes" Yes, and ! will give you few
specimens. Medical doctors who took their
religion into everyday life: DR. John
Abercrombie, Of Aberdeen, the gresi s<t
Scottish physician of his day, his book on
Diseases Of the Brain and Spinal Cord"
no rsore wonderful than his book on The
Philosophy Of the Moral Foelings," and
often kneeling at the bedside of his pa
tients To commend them 10 God in prayer.
DR.. John Brown, of Edinburgh, immortal
as an author. dying under the benediction
of the sick Of Edinburgh, myself remem-
bering him as he sat in his study In Edin-
burgh talking 70 mo about Christ aud his
hope Of heaven. And a score Of Christian
family physncians in Brooklyn ju1t as good
as they were.
Lawyers who carried their religion into
their profession; The1ate Lord Cairns, the
queens adviser for many years, the highest
legal authority In Great Britain-Lord
Cairns, every summer in his vacation,
preaching as an evangelist among the poor
of his country. John Mclean, Judge of
the supreme court Of the United Ssnses
and president Of the American Sunday
School union, feeling moro satisfaction In
the latter Office than In the former. And
scores of Christian lswyers as eminen. in
the church Of God as they are eminent at
the bar.
0oDFEAR1G BUSINESS MEy.
Merchants who took their religion into
everyday life: Arthur Tappan, dseided In
his day because be established that system
by which we come to find out tho com
mcrcal standing Of business men, starting
that entire system, deridel fer it then,
himself, as I knew him well, IA moral char.
actec Al. Monday mornings inviting TO a
room in the top OF hisstorehouse the clerks
Of his establishment, asking them about
their worldly interests and their spiritual
then giving out hymn, leading
in prayer. giving them few words of
good advice, asking them what church
they attended on the Sabbath, what the
text was, whether they had any especial
troubles of their own. Arthur Tapoan, /
never heard his eulogy pronounced. Ipro-
nounce it Row. And other merchants Just
as good. William l.. Dodge in the irpn
business; Moses II. Grinnell in the ship
ping business; Peter Cooper in the glue
business. Scores OF men just as good as
they were.
Farmers who take their religion into
.heir occupation: Why, this minute their
horscs and wagons stand around all the
meeting bouses in america. They began
his day by a prayer 20 God, and when they
sat home st noon, after they have put
heir horses up. will offer prayer TO God at
,he table, seeking blessing. and this SUM
per there viii be In their fields not one
dishonest head Of rye, not one dishonest
.ar of corn, not one dishoncs. applc wor-
Shipping God today away up among the
Berkshire hills. or away down amid the
agoons OF Florida, or away out amid the
mines of Colorado, or along the banks OF
he Psssaic and the Raritan, where
Knew them better because 1 went 10 school
With them.
Mechanics who took their religion into
heir occupations: James Brindley. the
aInous millwright; Nathaniel Bowditch,
he famous ship chandler; Eiihu Bnrritt.
be famous blacksmith. and Hundreds and
thousands of strong arms which have
made the hammer, and the saw. and the
de. and the driii, aud the ak sound In
he grand march Of our national indus
rieS.
Give your heart toGod and then ell yuur
life with good works. Coosecrate 10 him
Tour store. your shop. your banking house.
tour factory and your home They SAY no
rae will hear II. God win bear it, That
5 enough. You hardly know of any one
l., than Wellington as connected with
be victory ct Waterloo: bot he did not do
be hard ngkssnr The hssd fighting was
Io0e by the Somerset cavalry, and tie RI
and rErin,ens<. aud Kernpt's isxDws. and
be Scass Grsys and the LifsGnaF3x Who
ares, ii only the day Wa wozi
A BEAUTIFUL ExAx81k
N tie latter part Of The kzss century .
1ri in Eas'apd secs5oe kiscAe1 rs&ia in . :
arm bonsc. She bsd many ssyses e work.
md much hsEri work Tizae 4razset Co. and
he married the sea Of a wess<x Of HAh-
az They were iEssnst<5oEss- LB~J ss-ed /
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