Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-04-14

failed through droughts or nona. Ii
locust. and how he wore his old COO, i.
long and made his old hat do. Tia
might keep you at school or col,o.
What Is that, my young man, undcr ~
fine boot to-day, the boot that So ", W.
fits your foot, such boot as your fo,b W.
could never afford to wear? '@'A
1t must be leaf from the palm J..
of your fathers self-sacrilices Dor
be ashamed Of him when he comno !"
town, and because his manners ~,
little old-fashioned try to smupoIo ~;
in and smuggle him out, but cali in r ~
best friends and take him to tho h w.t.
Of God and introduce him to your n ~Va
and say, "This is my father" If L psI Wv
kept for himself tho advantages wh ia
he gave you he would be rs we'll n nV
Gated and as we'll gotten IN ,s w w
When in the English Parliament a ,no u
Der was making a great speech that Wy
unanswera bic lord dcrisively cried y
Il remember you when you blacEonl
my fathers boots!' eyes" renlind n
man, land did l not do it well?" No1
be ashamed of your early surrourdin,l
Yes, yes, all the green leaves we w9I
over were torn off some palm tree y
When recently Captain Burton 4
great author, died, he left scieon
book in manuscript, which he eynpr,
would be his wife's fortune. He Of,
told her so. He said, "This will mo
you independent and atlluent after 7
gone He suddenly died. and il
expected that the wife would publish
book. One publisher told her he co,E
himself make out of it 500 900. RI
was u book which, though written vi
pure scientific design, she felt woud
unreasonable damage to public mor
With the two large volumes, VIII
had cost her husband the work of va,
she sat down on the floor before tbn
and said to herself. "Thcre is a fort,
for me in this book, and although
husband wrote it with the right moi
and scientific people might be helpe(I
it, to the vast majority of pcopI
would be harmful, and | know it va
damage the world" Then she took n,
the manuscript sheet after Sheet
put it into the fire, until the last line
| consumed. Bravo! She flung her
| lihood, her home, her chief worldly
sources under the best moral and
| ligious interests of the world
How much are we willing to sacr
| tor others? Christ is again on
march, not from Bethpagc to Jerusa
| but for the conquest Of the world.
! will surely take it, but who will fun
| the palm branches for the trilmp
way? Self sacrifice is the word. n
is more money paid to destroy the VI
than to save it. There are more b
ings put up to ruin the world thai
evangelize it. There is m ore dcpr
literature to blast men than good Il
ture to elevate them.
Oh, fora power to descend upol
all like that which whclmcd Chard
Finney with mercy, when, kneeI
his law office, and before he en-
upon his apostolic career of cvans
ton, he said: 'Ihe Holy GhoS
scendcd on me in a manner that sd
! to go through me, body and sol
could feel the impression like wa
electricity going through and thI
me. Indeed it seemed to come in
and waves of liquid love. 1t SCENE
the breath Of God. | can rccollec
tinctly that it seemed to fan me lil
mense wings. ! Wept aloud wit
and love. These waves came 0vq
and over me one after another, an
til, recollect, cried out, 81 shall
| these waves continue to pass ovc1
| said, Lord, | cannot bear any ny
And when II gentleman came in
Office and said, 'Mr. Flnney, you
pain?" he replied, mo, but 50
that 1 cannot live.'
My hearers, the time will CONG
upon the whole Church OF God
sccnd such an avalanche OF beSSn
then the bringing Of the world
will be a matter of few years,
o few days or q few hours. Rlde
Christ! for the evangelizatlon OF
tions. Thou Christ who didSt
the unbrollen colt down the ST
| Olivet, on the white horse OF
victory ride through all nation
may we, by our prayers, and on
sacrifices, ana our contributions,
CONSIDERATIONS, throw palm branG
the way. | clap my hands at
ing victory.
I feel this morning as did the
ties when, on their march to Cana
came not under the shadow OF
tree, but of seventy palm trees
in an oasis among q dozen gushlh
tains, or as the Book puts H.
wells OF water and threeScore
palm trees" Surely there ~
than seventy such great ana
souls present to-day. Indeed :
mighty grove of palm trees, a
something Of the rapturcs wnlcl
feel when, our last battle lo"'
our last burden carried, ana ouI
wept, we shall become enc OF VI
tudes st. John describes ,c,1 4
white robes and palms in thefH
Hail thou bright, thou s"ll'
| ing, thou everlasting Palm ou
the skies! Victors over SIN any
and death and woe, from Ih' cal
valleys of the Heavenly Paes' 'ht
have plucked the long, ofo1 au
leaves and all the ransomeu "o
CRATES Of pearl, and some Oh W. T e.,
| of AMETHYST, and some on stree. IN
and some on seas or sapphm -.
shall stand in numbers llko VI. ~:
splendor like the morn, WAYNE NIL
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