Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-06-30
TALNAGE In LONDON.
WHAT IL COST TO GIVE i40aANTY
THE CHANCE OF aALvATIok.

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'a'i'" - '''' p" i'derneSs--.hri'i Seior'
Pilate-H.''s Nature Groaned and shud
dered at the crneifixion.
LONDON, June 20.-An enormous audi
ence greeted Dr. lalnage IN this city to
'ay' composed OF people VINO had come
from AZ parts OF the Briilsa metropolis 70
hear the famcnS american preacher His
reception IN hhsl&Aa mas been most enthu-
slastlc, Aaily letters were awaiting nm
from dlIierent citles e&gerly pleading for
visit. Inc doctor VIII have TO preach five
or SIX tunes week II ne accepts even a
sinali percehhts,e O. the urgent invitations
aireaGy sent 10 hlin. lie IS very much
grained by the extreme cordiality OF his
recepoivn' III laihiiee entities ms ser
mon ne immense sose' from the text,
Lor. VI ~ s. are bought with price. !"
four trlenu taxes you through his valu-
aoie mouse. GU examine tAe arches, the
ifesooes, 'ne srIssPlots, 'Ae hShponds' the
conscf.atofieS' 'ne PARKS OF deer' ana you
sny Wilhin yoIrseh OF you say aloud,
nav "i,' ~ tiiis costf foa see cost
~ ulaihohd nasiiihs ~ an earring or You
near q eos''N aifaa Tustilhg across the
ura"ihg rooh'' or yoh see high melted
span u lo'ses Naiii'Sse'i WIN SILVER ana
goia' ana you peSlh 10 make an estimate
OF the value
Inc man VINO owns large estate cannot
instantly teil you an y j worth. He says,
VIII estimate 20 mneh Tor the house so
mueh Tor the furniture so much for lay
ing Out the grounds so much for the stock,
so mlch for the barn, so much for the
equipaTe--i.dding up IN all making this
aggregate
Wei my friends hear so much about
our mansion N heaven, about it, furniture
ana the grand surroundings, that want
10 know now mueh II = all worth, and
what mas aetuaiiy been paid for II. can
nop complete ~ month nor year the
niaSh'nceit caicuit'ioh' plt before get
tlroueh TO-DAY nope to give you the fig
ures re are bought with price.
THE CROWN JEWELS
WIN some friends went to yonr Tower
10 iooh at 'he crown Jewels. we walked
afoupa caught one glimpse OF them, and
being N the procession were compelled To
pass out ! WiSh that ! could take this /
audience iiito the tower OF God mercy and 4
svreiis,h unat you ihisht walk around Just /
once ~ ie''s1 ,lliu see 'iie crown jewels Of
eternity pehoia thelr pfliilanee and esti- Z
ma1e thelr Vaiue' e are bought with ,
prsee
~ you nave large amount OF +
~ l'aN, s9u ~ iiVv .''y u an at once,
~. .,' s W. p,'s y ~ lhsluiiihen ts,-so much
M i'ise " January 80 iliueh the hrst of
1Apit'' :" n'uen tne Ars0 OF July, so
i''"'i ''ie uiN' y ,opsi' hHtll the entire
''i.n.'iie y PHI 'iHu nave 70 tel TINS
l''uie"'e '1at you nave peeh oought with
: : ; ei,ee, ahu ,,lat .ilaO price was paid IN
nm ~, 'ei.e ins.ailhlehts'
Inc hrst 'asltliulent pfld Tor the clear
ine9 Q. onr sous was the ignominious
olrth ol Nhrlst N i'ethIeheh' Ihough we
may never nc careiuily looked after after
ward our advent INTO the world Is careful
y euaf'ieu' we come INTO the world amid
lhdiy attehtiols. Privacy and silence are
tlcf.leu Wheh uod launches an immortal
'oul INTO the word. Even the roughest of
ncn Know enou@h 10 stand back But |
ave TO tel yol That N the village on the
lde OF the mi there was very bedlam OF
lproar when Jesus was born
~ = NAl,ge capable OF accommodating
My few hundred people many thousand
,eoplc were crowded. and amid bostlers
nd muleieers and camel drivers yelling at
tupid beasts Of burden the Messiah APP
'eared. 30 silence; no privacy A better
dapted place hath the caglet IN the eyrie-
lath he whelp in the lions lair The ex-
lie OF heaven ieth down upon straw The
irst night ont from the palace Of heaven /
pent IN IN outhorsel One hoar after lay
ng aside the robes OF heaven, dressed in a
wrapper Of course linen. One would have
imposed that Christ would have made a
more gradual descent. coming from heaven
rst to half way world Of great magni
ude, then to CRsar's palace, then TO a
castle in Galilee, then to a pri-
ate home in Bethany, then to a fisher
mans Int, and last of all 70 a stable. MOI ,
t was one leapfrom the top TO the bottom.
THE MANGER AT BETHLEHEM.
Let rs open the door of the carayansary
n Bethlehem ard drive away the camels
'ress on through the group Of idlers and
Dungers What o Maryl no lights mo /,
ght." she says, save that which comes ,
Trough the door" What. Mary no fo6ds ,
None, she says, "only that which was
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