The Penn's Grove record., 1894-08-31
IREV. DR.. TALMAGE.
THE BROOKLYN DIyINES SUN.
DAY SERMON.
SUBJECT : Everlasting Life"

nrasaed md einfn1~ nondItion INF # nav inst
as ~nronarIv bn ntteraj now as then. Bells
Nv long eynosnre and mncb ringing lose
tbair cieorness ~ tonn br1t this r01siny he'll
Of the gospel strikes in as clear a tone az
when Il lrst RANG on the mir
AZ far ne 7 can see vour rreat want ana
mine Ia rest From fine time we enter life n
nraat many yexatinns AMI -arnovanrss fake
oftar ne We may bavS our holidays
or5 orr eooeops NJ reoraation and 11ie.. bIi
yrbera 10 thn man come to midlife who has
found entire rest2 The fact il that God did
not make This world 70 rest in. Aship might
No veil 90 d1wn ar Cane Eatteras TO fnd
smooth water az n man in this world to find
1niat From the wav tha+ Col has strewn
the thorne and hunr the clou Is and sharp.
onod +ha trsks, from the colds that distrsss
ne and the heafs that snite ia. and the
no, risies tbat stoh ns ami tbe fevers that
aons,noo,z 7 Lnow tbat Un ain moi make
tbis TorId ne a nioce ~ loitnr in God doe
eyarr,bine sneressfnIlv. and this world
u,onid ba ! varv diffsrent world If II were in.
tendad Tor ma 70 lonnga in II does right
veil for a few hours indeed il is magnin.
cont Notbing INF inGnita wis1om and
oss oo,ij boya mive haverope OF
Sotor ~ bnng M tbosa hracl,ats Of stars. or
trainal these yoices of rin AMI bird and
OCEAN co that Col has lint 70 lift His hand.
ond The whole world hraaks forth into or
Rest pnt oftor oil II il onIv the splen.
Iors ~ =, tino;s bisbTn%, oyar which we ara
Lota VI H on - 49, al corG,ests
y wa on5 y T boye enar men who trial fl.
90. 49, ~ Tbav LTiIjo5 +bomseIvea great
49, M ~. orad orornJ tbnrn tho NAT,
,onogo of mer,bant nrinces The voice OF
,bn;r Ma sbooE tho ,pponav morkets. They
bad stnoL in tbe most anccassFnI railroads
and in safety danosits" great rolls of Gov
e IL $50 tras TbeS hal emblazonel
AlliAC 1 A'N@
nIata t5ot oonfopnaaJ lords anI senators
Iwbo cot nj their tahIes taDastrv on which
roateJ tho richest DESIGNS Of foreign looms,
snIanJo If canvas on the walls. exduisite-
noso ~ rnrsic risin1 amnng nedestaIs oil
bron1o ond dronn1,g soft os iioht, ON snow
oten,Intnro H fP LOT them ras+ Pit hack
no o-,ohroidara5 curtain an shake up the
nilloyr of down. Turn ont the lights. 1t is
ii o'clock nj NIGHT, Let slnmber drop upon
The nreliJs and the air float through the nall
nne,,ed iat,ice drowsy with midsummer per-
fnme stand hack. nil care, anxiety and
troubla PM no thew will not stand back.
Tbsv rattle the lattice They look under the
]can0nv with rouyh tonch they startle his
nrisaS' Thavc cry ort nj - o'clock at night
81 wote man How can YOU sleep when
thinos are so uncertain? What about those
etocksp Harl, to the fan of tina frehellt IT
s ro,- dist rict How If Won should die soon;
| a wake man ' Inllk OF IL. WHO WALL Lbl
vour nroperty when YOU are gone? What
will thev do with it2 Wake upl Riches
son,at;mes take winpsl How If YOU should
yet moor? Wake upv' Rising on one ell
Row the man Of fortuna looks out into the
3]artnes nj the room ana wipes the damp
,ess from his forehead AMI says, "Alas, for
ali This scene of wealth AMI magnifcence-
no rest 7"
passel down a street OF n city with [
t-an, - a .L, p,o,t hn,aaa nm
the street. He said. "Ihero is something
ltbe matter in all these houses, In that one
II is c]oniugaI infelicity ; in that one, n diss'.
Ipated son in that, a dissolute father Il
that. an idiot child in that, the respect OF
~oankruptcv." This worlds wealth can gtvt
40 permanent satisfaction This is not your
.est,
You andI lave seen men try in another
Traction. A man saws, 'If | could only
rise to such and such a place OF renown ; If |
could gain that office. if 1 could only get
he stand and have nv sentiments met with
one good round of hand chipping applause
II I could only write a book thai would live,
lor make a speech that would thrill, or DO an
action that would resoundr' The tide turns
IN IN Nc So Hia name ia an N nm Inns. He
IL $50 on1 so,nbt ofte- ma advanced
~ y ~ Gu ~ he beoItb at cralt dinners. Al
lbis serr rro-Js The mnItIfndes hnzzn. From
gaI,ariss Of heau,v thev throw garlands,
Few, ho,aa,one az no masses in long pro-
.assian thev s5otsa ont the national stand,
- 49, rot lin, ros+ II is II o'clocl, M
80 a. ni'lou, a., fs,I Win n notfon's
arsfao LOT him liz down Hush nil disturbant
pn da 9 IN nc 5roo,n ,at tbero he hoisted 4
'brono ord ocross IL y coronation Hush
mah t,yyaGa - ; soTs n ro1gh voice
..Gpni uatE up, 80 How i
~ eat1 Insd ~ niooa Of bnnor2 WAKE
~ TSa roornin9 naDors ave n he nil oI
!. n H. - 20 tbe avocretinnr
- ,hnao IN 80 oarassel Won nv to,
m ~ .bnro iii 10 o1rititnd doc sneer
moilow me-. - MI T. I,st ni,St ,.om ex.
u a mS1uS ~ n nI,niraJ UnI
lpee'eu moutu . uhtSehSaI!y rtbin" dannn5'
San SoH enna,p nv ~ +ba crnaf traaeJv
laP0n Il on 80" nNJam, 1ha man vii
oP, d bot t.nn liz lost orotion stars
noau ~ LIS ~ rnon the ntrb+ hnt
up suuuen's' too nn III utI nrars +hat La On
80 Sn op.on IT,, which he read
rs stanu VI me 49, noit.5 fr"m which hf
~ sPo Sis ~ horitjas and goes 70 his desy
a Hnish b,s nseIected CORRESPONDENCE. or to
nen an INDIGNANT line to some reporter. or
Sketch the plan for a public defense against
the assaults OF the people. Happy when ne
igot his first lawyers brief, exultant when
he triumphe1 over his first political rival
set, sitting on the very top OF all that this
fworld offers of praise, he eNclaimsI INC
rest, no rest"
The very world that now applau Is will
,oon hiss. That world SAID Of the great
Webster; "What a statesman! What won
IderfuI exposition OF the constitution! A
Imam for any position That same world
lsaid after awhile: 'Down with himl He Is
Ian office seeker. He is a sot He is a liber-
lime. Away with him p And there is no
@Ipeace for the man until he LAYS down his
broken heart in the grave 1T Marshleld.
Jeffrey thought that if he could on,y be Judge
That Would be the makinc of him got to be
Judge and cursed the day in whica he was
born. Alexander wanted to suhmcrge the
world with his greatness: submerged il and
Then drank himself to death because hecould
not stand the trouble. Burns thought he
would xiv everything if he could win the
favor Of courts and princes won it. and
amid the shouts OF a great entertainment
when poets and orators and duchesscs were
,doriug his genius wished that he could
creep back into the obscurity in wlich no
dYeit when he wrote of the
na,sv We, modest crimson tinreI aover.
a II. 81, p,rou
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tLelhS1e az MS pomTn' nIii 49,. NJ
tnen uieu' mts eht're nl'l'"IS "I'Ie'5
menus uwlnuIlhS uVmh u a pa" nm
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