Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-08-01
PREPAYMENT JESUS.
Continued from Second Page.

palms waved before his face, all the crowns
down at his feet. Cherubim to cherubim,
seraphim to seraphim, redeemed spirit to
redeemed spirit shall recite the Saviour's
earthly sacrifice
THE GLORIOUS COMPANY OF TIE REDEEMED.
Stand on some high hill OF heaven, and
IN all the radiant sweep the most glorious
object will be Jesus Myriads gazing on
the scars of his suffering, in silence first,
nfterward breaking forth into reclamation.
The martyrs, all the purer for the flame
through which they passed, will say, "Th1s
IA Jesus, for whom we died" The apostles,
all the happier for the shipwreck and the
scourging through which they went, will
say, ''This is the Jesus whom we preached
al Corinth, and at Cappadocia, and at An
tioch. and at Jerusalem" Little children
clad in white will say, This Is the Jesus
who took us in his arms and blessed us, and
when the storms of the world were too
cold and loud brought us into this beautiful
place" The multitudes OF the bereft Will
say, "This Is the Jesus who comforted US
when our heart broke" Many who had
wandered clear Off from God and plunged
into vagabondism, but were saved by
grace, will say: "This Is the Jesus who
pardoned u.s. We were lost on the noun
tssins, and he brought us home. We were
guilty, and he made us white as snow
Mercy boundless grace unparalleled. And
then, after each one has recitod his peculiar
dcliverances and peculiar mercies, recited
them az by solo, all the voices will come
together In a great chorus, which shall
make the arches echo and re-echo with the
eternal reverberation OF gladness and peace
and triumph,
Edward was SO anxious 80 go to the
Holy Land that when he MS about to ex
pire he beQueathed 100000 to have his
heart after his decease taken to the Holy
Land in Asia Minor, and his request was
complied with. But there are hundreds
today whose hearts are already in the holy
land of heaven Where your treasures
are there are your hearts also. John Bun
van, Of whom | spoke at the opening OF thu
discourse, caught glimpse of that place
and In his quaint way he said: And
heard In my dream. and lo the bells of TIN
city rang again for Joy; and as they opened
the gates to let In the men looked In afte
them. and lol the city shone like the sun
and there were streets of gold, and mel
walked on them, harps in their hands, t
sing praises with all; and after that the
shut up the gates, which when had see
wished myself among themP
A PIo1sT Pickpocket.
One cannot judge woman by the cor
ttents OF her pocket; that is truth whc
IA accepted by every one who knows Tn
miscellaneous articles that those receI
tacles hold. When, however, the poke
contains a devotional diary with sue
notes as, Exeter hall, morning; Wes'
minister abbey, afternoon; Tabernacle
Spurgeon's, evening at T." it is rattle
painful to learn that the owner OF tha
pocket was detected picking the pockets
others.
Under the heading of subjects for Prais
and Prayer" the prisoner, who on Satu
day was sentenced TO three months, was
the habit of noting opportunities fc
acquiring other peoples property. Att
ALI she is only little in advance OF h'
sSe.-London Globe.