Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-10-17
THE GOSpEI, ABROAD.
cHEERIho ACCOUNT OF CHRISTIAN
ACTIVITY IN FOREIGN LANDS.

Dr. TntmHee Presents n Thrilling Acooun,
- fArairs in Hussia-N Nobility OF the Cxar
aud czarina--A Badly sIandered Peo-
ple-- Christian Unity In Great Britain.
BROOKLYN, Oct. 16. - UnusneI interest
attached to the sermon pre.csad by
Rev. DR.. Talmage this forenoon, it hav-
ing been announced that he would de-
vote the entire discourse to a review Of
his summers journey. The great Tab
ernacle building was crowded early by
an expectant audience. Professor
Brown, the organist, during the service
rendered the Russian national air, the
English national air and our own ma
tional air. Among other hymns sung
was
Ny country, tits of thee.
Sweet land Of liberty.
The subject was "Observations in
Russia and Great Britain" the text be-
ing Psalm cxxxix, 8, "If | take the
wings of the morning and dwell in the
utter1nost parts of the sea, even there
shall thy hand lead me-"
What an absurd book the Bible must
be to q man who has no poetry in his
soulI wings Of the morning." what
kind Of bird 10 1t, and how long are it's
wings and Of what color? All. some Of
us have seen and felt its wings. They
dre golden. They are buoyant. They
are swift. They are widespread. The
18th Of last June took "the wings Of
the morning and started for Europe
June 20, on ''the wings Of the morning.
I started from Liverpool July 12, on
''the wings Of the morning." I entered
Germany, the land OF Martin Luther
and many Of that ilk, living and dead
On "the wings Of the morning" | en-
tered st. Petersburg, Russia. On 'sthe
wings Of the morning" entered Mos
COW. On "the wings of the morning.
entered the palaces of Russia, greeted
BY the emperor and empress, surrounded
by lovely brood Of princes and prin-
cesses. On 1.-THE wings OF the morning"
! entered Inverness, the capital of the
Scottish highlands, country CT Robert
Burns and Thomas Chalmers-the one
fos poetry, the other for religion. Sept
81, on "the wings of the morning." en-
tered the finest haven Of all the earth
New York harbor-and looked off to-
ward the most interesting place had
ss0n ~ 'nIee niontns---i ooutn oxford
ss1ss' orookiyn' on' hke tine wings
- eno nioiiins. am py nature ana
~ krace' son OF tne morning tnink
auuss navo peen porn N tne morning.
wouau n.e Do aie III the morning. l
nsve : notion thht neaveh Is only an
ssesaastinB ssss morning. IN tne summer or
w. my cexc was iuiniied 70 me again
nno aeain N take the wings OF the
snoIning ana dweii IN the utternost
nrss ot tne sea- even tnere shall thy
psna lead me- Yes, ne led me as ne
.lwsys mas ieu me since itook my hrst
waiA from one cradle 70 my mothers
a1P ~ Douhu BROOK until TINS pulpit |
wne,e ; no" s.and, ana ne VIII lead me
un.A : htoP ior al time about three |
1n,,es ou' yonuer' wnere the most OF you |
VII 20 my tellow siumDerers.
AN nSvooNr W sThwAkpsHiP.
4ou aii know why Went TO Russia
snis summer. Ihere are many thou
ennos o. people VINO nave 2 right TO say
~ .s, uno' 40 was saio IN the bloie parable,
,.,. live acuouns OF tny stewardship.
1niousn Inc Onristian Herald wnich l
unSo 'no honor 10 euip, we had ror
uon'ns ~ puphshers ., IN reportoriai and
eAAcor,ai column put peiore the people
tns gnastiy iacts concerning twenty
ea'i,on nussiahs VINO were starving TO
uea.n' anu SUBSCRIPTIONS 10 the reiief
xUuu uHu come Dy letters tnat seemed
nos 70 huch wri,'eh witn NIX as with
seais some OK the letters practically
laying We ma ~ naru 70 get bread
5v5 OUT own iainines' out we cannot
s.Anu tnis cry OF munger from beyond
tno seas ana 30 please 10 receive the IN
eloseo ana otners nad sent Jewels
.aoAu .ner panus ana necks' saying,
7eA 'heSe ana turn them INTO Dread.
Az Anu ano'nsl lo''er salu' Inciosea Is an
~ e.u soiu piece. ~ was my mothers'
pne gave !. 70 me ana toid me never 10
Psrs WIN y, except Tor bread ana now
lnc,oso =. We hau ga.herea tnif'y-
nve tnousanu ao'iars ~ money, wmon
~ sutnau w, ,n'o .nres niilIoh pounds OF
19ul' non = wen' GOWN 70 .he poaro
q sssuv =. lineage anu ieit nve thon-
'apu ooliuis oa ,ne amount raised with
psun'nen' M nour Ine,cnaht' taxing no
e'ps anu ieas'ns aii 70 MN 70 90 the
o sn.ns, anu fe'urneu' y was sus-
os.ou 'ha' hau nos uone tnings IN
/. esslnoss way now couiu we Know
.s '.', s1ls - a nou. w wouia % sent lhere
y 4, ~ ~ nou' .noio Nv lor 'he 'onsn
~ e330 pwiho suaii thc mouths OF hungry