The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-02-23

mons-nosing here. there, yonder, get
ting together everything that might pos
sibly bear on the question as to whether
or not he were walking along tho way
that their fathers walked in the past
He not only loved his fellow man, but
he believed in man, made in the image
Of God. That was one Of the cardinal
principles Of his life In the lowest man,
the beggar in rags, the prisoner in stripes,
he saw the image of his Master; he saw a
child from his Fathers house.
Sixth-Another reason why his success
and power were so great was that hehad
vital grasp Of spiritual truth. With
him God is spirit"
That was the theme that he voiced,
and therefore he found tho inmost depth
of mans soul The popularity of his
preaching was that he seemed to tell you
with a spiritual intuition the things you
had been thinking about He believed
in the world Of spirit as against the mat
ter, which is its mere shadow.
He was conductor Of the divine spirit
on high to men. Tyndall is authority
for the statement that they have discov-
cred n remarkable fact in the transmits.
sion of music There was a piano on the
first floor Of building devoted TO the
instruction Of music aud hall on the
LLilru .r. Iloor, ana the eNperlmehter thought
II HtiSht Oe poS'in'o 10 transmit th1
music from 'h'I piano ihto the hall' that
the audience might hear it. SoEe opened
q hole through each Of the floors and
took wooden rod and connected it
from Iue S""I'hlS DoarH OF the piano 10
the rostr0m IN t"' nail aDoYe, ana then
there was gwen Il maGhlHccnt piece 0!
music 0" Lne piano Oei""' Inc olree'oL
TOoEo C"u'u near I"e music tfan5Ei'I'c"
oy tnat piece OF WOOD. But the apcencc
coui" ""I near u, theh they placed a
VlO!h on tOp OI thHt piece OF wood, ana
instantly that Eody caught the melody
OF inc piano below ana reproduced Il
perfectly, 50 tlat u" great crowd heard
every note. IAoy also used harp with
the samo results,
There are great souls whose porsonaLi
" seems 10 nave tho power to transmit
the very thTob OF Gods heart INTO men
AS you heard tAa' m"I speak you te.!
J that God himself was striking the keys.
ana that along every scale OF his lie
there was coming forth I'll" music Of the
spirit Wo'i"'
therefore t.u'h to hllA was mighty
VLeine-"eGaWse NJ "eht'e" III spiritual
tC"L.i's. Az '"li.,a are possible TO nm
thaC DeheVttH mat sweep tnat sen
tehce lroln ms hls opened TO me When
nrst caught IL! How vast the horizon
l OItIlGu llll
sentence! no ll!lltauons-"Gu al things
possible 10 Eihl that peheVeth. Nogreat
preacher' no man VINO thus speaks from
the heart ol Nod can SPEAK without be
ileVihB great tnlnSS-tha II Is possible
tof man TO 90 all things, because the
| splrlt Is the real thlng' ana matter but
'i'' 'ii''"o",
fA4lh "oNNS MONDEKs'
| =, y EeSsel was gong aioh8 tno seas OH
INC -f'n VI l"ST DocG'HOeF' ono liau en-
GouiiIeleu i'aI'"' Sules, liau Lial4eu iFoni
lL oaiiiaica, i Uo"nu lVr Fro,luence' ana
| .iS M1S 'o"uou WIN los' s'"oou' III 'or'
iiO1G H'ol'' tiIo sup 81 sprung her tiiiiDeIS
ulu oeS"n 10 le''N' Inc captain Irleu 10
rei1eNe he' uJ "Orhilis MS pumps D"'
~ l''ot oCs'uH W "e"l'a nc SiSilte" al
ItiLiotic"r SCe"iiief "i,PIo"cnAn8 anu gave
81 Hais "a ulSIlC"S' Inc steamer came
aiohSSl"e' anu Ii-e captain anu MS crew
aOahuohed the SNIP. Inc hrSt mate OF
Ih!S steamer looking on the aoan"onrd
vessel sal" 10 Ihe captain Il DehcVe tN:tl
snip can Oe saved ana carried INTO har
Oor, ana ne asked permission oi his cap
TAIN 10 go ABOARD oI her anu take TWO
men both captains tried 10 disSu2de
/ nllh' OuC the prlZe was great, ana he be
heVed IL could be done. 80 he dd and
cut away lrom tEe steamer, which went
on heT way. AND working with might
and main they got those pumps into per
feet order and righted the ship and
brought her before the wind into the haT
Dor Of New York, where all her cargo
belonged to tho three brave men, who
] believed that from the jaws Of raging
sea that ship r"4.d bo brought into port
| The man VIII" h"heYcd it was possible
made 1t po%a1.".
ltwas this '~s@t thought that was one
OF the hoyn"''a 20 Lis ministry. He be
| heved IN rat sa- h'.a faith in God, and
1 this great thc'"'f i"Ith and lis divine
power to trhLa.nr.A ana ll!uGlne and
DIT. up was on" 81 Tie mighty themes of
ms great sou.
ouch man ".2l never die, a dlsUn-
sulsh7u arr cf''S S'''. tLnt no saw pc
ture once III IN art gallery OF poverty and
misery IN " ia&',''&y desert OF Hnssla. so
reah"tic wa" ''e Ilctu'e that he sEld
IiifoDSl' MS Wn'-~' Hle' 'LsO"H''NG plcIureS