Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-08-22


~ f1eesurrs Of Sin Are bct for Season
&ao vile. Unworthy Pleasures at THAT
<,.1, ~ r,.,,sxo...e.. Can tbe Hama,
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LONDON, Aug. 2l-Dr. Talmage ha'
46n preaching during the past weel
1xefy day. Besides the engagements
<1nfe IN his original programme for the
+ jtsek he preached in several towns
which he had promised to visit earlier
Irt had been unable TO do so. owing to
5 IS much n,orn time than he expected be.
{. 1nr taken up by his visit TO Russia,
whittier he went to attend the listribu.
tlon of The Christian Herald relief
& dar<<c. The canceling of these engage.
r1zenta caused acute disappointment to
the citizens. and as far as possible DR..
Ta]maea has yielded to their entreaties
81 i3x later date. The audiences last
week at Leeds. Bradford. Sheffield and
, Derby were enormous. and at each place
the poprlar ovation In the streets was
most enthusiastic. The sermon selected
Tor publication tl,is week * from the
text, Luke Nv, 10, II will arise and 20
3 to my father.r
There IA nothing like HUNGER 70 take
the energy out Of a man. A hungry
man can toll neither with pen nor hand
nor foot, There has been many an
army defeated not SO much for lack of
ammunition AS for lack of bread. II
vas that fact that took the Ere out of
fbis Young man of the text. Storm and
exposure will wear ont anv mans life
ID time. but hunger makes o,,ick work.
The most awful cry ever heard ON earth
e tho crv for bread.
A traveller tells us that In Asia Minor
there are trees which bear fruit looking
verv much ike tbe long bean Of our
time. II ia called the carab once IN
awhile the peopla reduced 10 dest;trt;on
would eat these carabs. but GENERALLY
the carabs. the beams spo]ren of here in
the text were thrown only "a tbe syvina
ana thew cruncbed them v.itb greot
svidity. But this youne man of INV
text could not get even them without
steslinr them. So ona dav amid ths
swine trourhs he begins to soliloou;za
He saws. ssTbese are no clothes foy =
rich mans SON ~ wear. tb;a is mo L;nd ~
business for lew 70 he encaged in
feeding swine. ri po home. ri 90 homo.
win arise and 90 60 my father"
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know there arc !, great many naon,o
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nance. n halo about ain Inf notuith-
standine ali that Lord Ryron and George
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