The Newtown bee., 1894-07-20

We shpAld;o4Hepa shapffqi mhea,a Ne&4 red, He brings us tQ some wayside shel- ter. TheMidle nan9 years 'fnf 1ahcht thd ground must lie fallow, that it maytEsas,s ures strength to produce the future tree and, flower; the good farmer meyer exacts1 contfndo1s erops from the same s6fl!' We should never drive onfe U1epatired 'fac ch1a fiek1 1t IS senselsss 10 sKeep tfi9 tner- gies in qpnsta4t strain. If we b9srpY ,Aelst5srHI of lto nqrroY! Iq>nfI th de leos1a lna that att.al allows the, body pos vacation Aday ys. It'isi'one of the sins ofeout ,age;eone of the necessities, perhaps, of living ins@
 THESE M TIMES ENDR4 siSi '' /" '"@I"'i7 "' noK,'"it,t," '',""e" .- n"" M that we are. constantly forced, to pull of
 aday, week. a month, a year # ron ron thg last. end of our lives and throw the time fH now. Thus our years are. edinfn- ished, sh gill in our great cities of endless roar and co@motsenP50 years is' cbh ht. ed a. fatr allowance for life, and the inds it, ssthree-score and tena' is yearly be- coming more rare. - @' - L.-'' ,.'-'''
 t,9s"''Come ye and @fest aWhilei,,'', ,, Bdbi zee how Ghrist'ressed,i Was H is rest a' tal cessatio of 1aborS oWhila He was let
 ting His facuities 'lie'deriGant,' did" the FsuffeFings' of the, sfcktand diseAsed ton- tinue? Did multitudes of hungry souls
 starve for the Bread of life? The n dr.
 rative that follows our text will plain x | tell. a sS> d5fs
 With His disciples Christ had, but just
 left His boat dfawh1up oa the rim of
 sandy beach and elimbed the slope from ] lthe waters edge, Here He hopeas far faway from stirring Caperhspm, lto ha ave
 day of earnest cohversation with the
 twelve ,andtat the same time takefest: B ut
 crowd had already gatheredaf His feet;
 they>could ,not}let Him 1aIena Hs had so lmaeh to give them. The colnfeFenc of IChrist with HisWerksra was abandpneh ' and all day long T1s toiled aEa aseHiEAa the
 sick, miuistering to the many wants tmhiehpa miNeamuRitudep pUIhda fafnisf1,
 trying to TdhfoH to their gross natdTes
 the spiritual truths of His Kingdom, and, aa ,lhiahstf,anl < by 4 .Ahpendou4 |eaeftfe
 of miraculous power, providing the. 50DO I with food, When His oed disciples woul hate"sent themg&aya egnarW Was christ
 way of Eestingcss ~, beo. ~'er. eds ~" tna
 .u A. AawHesaried Christi aTbere. is.monddr-
 ful comfort in the thoqght,i but ioiIa to I it thfs other thought, a compassionate fCntist, 5dta Of aHis' wearfingss summonr ifhin
 ing strength to feedb starving bodies and hungry souls with bread of this world ahh bteah lffoh aSove,4 5jdm these, tw 6 thoughts, and ,yen ahase the qualities of His matchless nature which draw the tho thousands, tot His feet and, which make Him mosbentitied to the name of manf $ Friend.afz'g .aq e~eqqita t,!s Geer'e
 F.. r s ssH.EEia MEYER roo. IRE1a ao COMFORT
 and and help any appealing ,soulia Never l, ,yetoone .brqsqtteiy east aside, no matter how, exhausted His'frame, though the chill night had been speatsin'deep pray FhfFaqqp Fhf the RPpatsinatth9pgh VI yasp \ lshs day He had walked Itbs shsT htysuTToads, 7 Never < so exhausted fd4srgsfda,t that HEte sesaa 4st save But we can bear our thought little fur ther and say that not only when wear Y
 would Christ meet any knock at the door of His mercy .tandt IIia bye, ebM His soundest sleep could always be broken when He was able to bring srelief. We have already fefefrea to His sleep oh
 the pillow in the stern of the disciples'
 boat amid the raging pFgtdrmJ lGalfea. The wind whistied and missed sfhrough
 the foam, the boat tossed like chip oh
 the rocking pillows but Christ heard
 not, Rseaedl h5tA He aWsaa 50 Tired, sb deep was His slumber. But the instant a efy9zof distress rang froppis from His ..disel ples, Master, dcaresti Phou' not that we peri perish t',y, 2n Hss pWas,nfnllyasAakei and calmed their rising fears by making the swelling waters as smooth as the palm
 of the hand. That was only one incE
 dent si in R Eng IF RS asa concern f
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 g guqFrias1E| IEg| afi these, ss tor gefAAb can,We not devote our fS aining thodghts appfc pfiately to fthese ,fimes of aests bhese acasion days? .sg-ar sgnso5o
 ss5Ibis 1dieneaaT before me; fargelyaaceml posed Of Rard.wosKiingS ds,eliers ,s s on sEsse New Eng gland hiilsidess sgsssEs IitIIs 1larsst. There is lar too much: truth ina dalatl Our, farmers as rule < 1sssre sssre Narsfiill V oaerxpTK and their wives a whits rheIiina hstsias fest comes ans sii iod 6 atioa k;gsaat- ed dsfryIA tofI ii asaa es of time, rsyod wfllEf6floWs he cl0sely, I think you will find the thoughts equal ly apply.
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