Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1893-12-07

, Rev. DIR. Talmagc Sunday forenoon
preached this gospel sermon, after
, commenting upon an appropriate Scrip
, ture lesson and giving out the most in
: spiriting hymns. The subject was:
"The mission of the frost" Text: Job
xxxyii., 10: by the breath of God frost
is given"
, Nothing is more embarrassing to an
organist or piauist than to put his
. finger on key of the instrument and
! have it make no response. Though all the
other keys are in full play, that one ST.
. lence destroys the music. So in the great
cathedral of nature, if one part fails to
, praise the Lord the harmony is halted
, and lost While fire and hail, snow and
vapor, respond to the touch of inspira-
ton. il the frost made no utterance.
the orchestral rendering would be hope
lessly damaged and the harmony for
ever incomplete. am more glad than
can tell that the white key of the
'ost sounds forth as nightly as any
the other keys, and when David
ches it in the Psalms, it sounds
n the words: ''lie scattereth the
+ frost like ashes" and when job
ches it in my text it resounds with
words: by the breath of God frost
EN-"
no one seems disposed to discuss
mission of Frost, depending on
help undertake it. This is the
abbath of winter The leaves
n. The warmth has gone out
In. The birds have made thei"
march southwark. The land
y been Sc" .vu by the au-
,quinov a.. luskers have
go. shocks. The night
>, 81. ~ the usual me-
stlessness of November
ms of the year are past and
Mast has entered. Another
: comes in to bless and
struet the world. 1t is the
ilaces of this king are far
ic. Their walls are gilt
alton. Windsor Castles
and Winter Palaces and
and Alhambras of ice.
lpendant chandeliers of
of iceberg, on which
ice reigns. Theaters on
e eternal cold dramatizes
tier Pillars of ice. Arches
owns of ice Chariots of ice
of ice. Mountains of ice
Is of ice Eternal frigidity.
those hard. white, FURNISHED
King Frost descends, and
his silvery scepter over our tenn
zone. You will soon hear his
IN the skating pond. You already
his breath in the night wind. BY
considered an enemy coming here
enumb and hinder and slay, shall
wv You that the frost is friend,
tn benediction Divinely pronounced,
nd charged and surcharged with
essons potent, benefcient and ire
mendous. The Bible seven times al
iudes to the frost, and we must not
ignore it. by the breath of God frost
is given"
First, think of Frost as a painter.
He begins his work on the leaves and
] continues it on the window panes
With palette covered with all manner
/ of colors in his left hand, and pencil of
, crystal in his right hand, he sits down
before humblest bush in the latter part
! of September and begins the sketching
, of the leaves Now he puts upon the
, foliage a faint pallor, and then touch
of brown. and then a hue of orange,
{ and last flame of fire.
? The beech and ash and ok are turned
} first into sunrises and thee INTO sunsets
of vividness and splo ndOr. All the
: leaves are penciled ole BY one. but
? sometimes a whole f. CSC il the course
/; of a. few days show, g.ea; velocity o.
work wcenix, ther pus.. - I.aAA'----
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