Telegram-herald., 1891-02-09

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ho' nay ny ikfs spares - fea2s ekosI"
os 10 Anew that . nAsn e1An te ~ nsttt
Nft&sut forSons as Win Que Nhst
esss Sohn Milton saea k~A sIn1tsal eye
sis1t tnst hs oootd sse the estsse "a eat
An9easf zxanSuisaHsnt al physacAi eve
sisht " bal Is Tie highest Observatory
ior Studying TIE stars ot hops sha tsA1h
and spiritual l'foinase' 1s's t'ciicscr,s aeA
ocu. hal proeisaIas the nshrsi ana nos'
Golash hAr rfeass 1s.As ssss sa "s' ins hA-'s
az ne1sehn fsftafs ne seo~As asi' asef
sno~s. the q" iei sho - ai esf.nis e@a~'al,s-
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lresslfos o' Inc sno"-
1--WE iassh ef fthas,
Another treasaw 81 the snow "a tss sns
se<hon iant this mantle covering the eAftn
a. Se TIE spsfi arter IT'S iefFasen' asn
iae, SAID the f'saifaisi, ana shaii ne
whittier ttal SHOW. Ay acAr ifssna uash-
erie DE VIII Went over 10 tsnesss S~isSef-
iands Tor the runsery OF BIS heaith, bNt
the Lord bad ssmashine better Tor h'aa
than errta'y reuosery- lhtie oia shiak
when i bade him Roed-oy f1e lovely after
noon OF the other ssde of iha SEA - ret.arn
10 Ameriea. that We would not meet afaln
tiil we meet an heaven As he lay nsse nab
hath morning on his dying pillow ID
Switzerland, tie ~ahee~ open. he Vas
looking o1t upon -oht bi.hc iAe ar
was eieaf 1ha' treat 'noaAs.AAS ss"oa IN
its RODE ol snow, kntl<flbg IN ii'e morning
hight anc lay Trend naic so Us we, Jen-
nie, 90 you laoW What thAi sio" on Aoit
Bi&ne makes ne tsinh OF IL n~Ass fns
think thai the fsEntscfssncss OF Ntr1St anc
the pardon or COD cover all The sills and
inperfeotions OF Iny lie, as that snow
covers mp that mountain, Tor the profniss
is that though our sins se AZ scarlet They
shall be rs " bite "a snow" Nas not tksa
giorioIEi
do not care who yon sre>cr where you
are. you iced as much sls DO that cleans
ing which made Gasher.e DE Witt good
while he lived and rlortons when he died
DO not tske IL Is the tenet OF an ohsosef
theology that Cur mature Is corrupt. We
must be changed. We must lie made ssas
again The anaents thought thai snow
wafer had especial power 20 wash cut deep
stains. All other water might fs1i. eus
iaeitsd snow would make them c1HDs-
Wei, job had great admiration Tor snSp.
but be declares IN Substance thnt II -
should wash his soul n me1tod snow -
would ssaA be covered with mud LII .
rnan down in ditch tJob IL Sc)- II
wash myself ia Snow water. and make my
hands never so clean, yc' shsit thou
plunge me In the ditch antc mine own
clothes sball a6hor me" We must -
washed Ia the fountain OF Gods mercy ~
fore We can ne whittier than snow. With
out holiness. no man shall sss lie Lord
Oh. Tor the cicansioe powc,'
* there be tn al this sndscnoe one
man or woman whose tbougs,fs have
always been r-ht. and whose actions
are always right, let such ono rsse. or y
already stano:ng. lift the night hand Not
onei All we. Ike sheep. have gone estray-
Cnciesr. uacles u And yr; we may hc
vhieh On a cols wiaser,s r,yrning after .
night ck storm clothes the tree frpr, hot
torn OF trunk 70 ton Of h,9he>6 brasch.
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tne a1''ono alu '''e 80
anu 'aoun' - 1'nt s'n 1'-ss 'ss :. p'-np
and spiepoS nt 20 eathrohe AZ srhAnRel
IN the un,e Q, o~nAn' @e 7sls1s "a
one mountain aist17cs OF SoHaana an sv-
eraes OK Yen shepnsus pe'ssneo ssoty
~inbef IN she sno" u''ias' s"o 20 ne p'o-
poseo thst a. toe eisesnee " e.sy n1l's
pole fifteen feet tsEh ana VIII t~e cross
pieces DC erected, showing bne poins< o.
the compass, and a bell hung az Tie sop, 70
that every breeze would r1ns IL ana No tne
lost one On the mountains would hear the
sound and take the direction given by tha
POLE With the cross pseces aDa gu ssfey
home. Nhether that proposed Tnsn ~ss
ncoptcd or not 4 do not Know vaf oe
clare 70 all you who are I'm the heavy and
kIipdiay drifts Of rin and eorrew thai
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