The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1895-01-30
POINTS OF COMPASS,
REV. DR.. TAiMAGE AT The Ne"
yoRK ACADEMY OF MUSIC.


p.re;y Gospel Sermon
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Astounding In Information ana < AZ %
r,oo,eot Iosic-A Few Remarks About
Political hei0fh
@rr- vopT Ian. 20.-The hearty
NV ~ ion.o sccor}ed 70 Dr. Talmape at
Meieorne We anadamv Of Music New York
Es,s~ Sne ia hafoS, I.s+ ON the occasion of
H1lio at 5;,-;,,o,S ;ntrodrction to
tae eattien: n1;tn,, ~ . ,l,,l,;+ vras .SJ;+;on,
aTs n,s.aI 800 hr tbe ;n,nense throno
Sus -: ern .pa+aS n Nm th;s afternoon and
nh;oS v S11sS every seat from orchestra
~ l+on ton oalIerv 'rhe singing was led
~ Wy saoat1;,s rl- oor,,at ord tho Sar-
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anu tIe teAt LtNe 'H.i' 70, -, n4 ro'.t So
come 1roli Tue eass' anu !ioln .Innt InT "es, ~
ana Iron tne hor'n' anu '1e so"'''' ''A'''
siiTll ~ SIT e Low !ho ~, . +b;s was at one
1die nian . Io MiH n,,'.s;c;an stanotber
t:ne d pi p1ao.teiinS !,aS pus So a+ nnother time
eiine $3.50 oppaI,a,. p<.ta 81 another time
poN 80 ,sn ;',s,,;roS ,enorter God
reporIerI1n ii.Si,' ;,,S,,;,,, n I'll report
oiesS , 1!,u L., ,,e+ +s,o;r Non drons the health
ers CT ,o;sou ioUi', of 80 na1;ons The name of
I o. poloom maI,onte,. was I,ueanus. for short
tl.is al ~ lid InEe and in nv text.
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SltnohSm Sna, hSrn he reoorts verbatim a SER
49,, 49, ~ ~ Cbr;st n which in one para graph
LIS hon ~ ~ ~" ronnd 10. worl6 into the liGht
go oeMtS ,s,;Ilo,ar;-,m s ..Thev shaIl come
o " .ne -, hIt1et. ,aae.4 and fron, tba west and
ron tiie 49, " IN - f,.o,,, Wv +be south and
LII LII s;t S!e 49,, no- s>> ~
In Nofb;n~ G Wv MOVE ~ ;nterested me in nv
,ocenI % ionrnev ~ around the world than
to see The ship captain about noon,
whether on the Pacific, or the Indian
or BENGAL or Mediterranean or Red
500 LOOKING through a nautical in
str,n'ent TO find lust where we We're
saline and it is we'll to know that,
thoncS the captain tells YOU there are
% ,e;-ts of division of the compass
~. =, tho ,.,or;na,s cononass there
ciu - tno nie. nSnd;no1 ,oo;,StS and nv
aie ouiS ~ s' ~ ,,ortb +ba sonth
~ Ia nsnS tba o4a IeSt So 7 snread out be-
fone u ' 1,s the @ man Of the world to see the
aU+ent e ~ of the dyoSneI campaign. The
bsrJest mart Of the field to be taken is
tho north because our gospel is an
emotional Gospel, and the nations of
the far north are a cold blooded race.
Tho 6weIl amid icebercs and eternal
60 .ns omv31 and e~arlastino winter Green
I.nSe,-s Tan1anders Icelanders. Sib-
er;snsSthe;r Vehicle is the sledee
Srswn bv re;ndeer their apparel the
tb;cIest a f,,rs at al seasons their exist
aooa ~ i;fe+;me hottIe With the cold.
Tha w. ~;nier cbaroes mon them with
swords rT Of ;c;cle and strikes them with
b,,llets If hail and hounds them with
bstter;n q o. ,.snns ans Of olacier
~ D. iroaJ| .s ihe bnts Of tbe Arctic
boar the sonos If divine worship. Al
rseJr ne s tbe 80 s5ows We fall ON oDen New
Testsments 4 Alreadv the warmth of
the Sun of righteousness begins to be
felt through the bodiesa and minds and
souls ofthe hyperboreans. Down from
Nova Zembia, down from SpitZbergen
seas, down from the land of the mid
night suns, down from the palaces of
crystal, down over realms of ice and
over dominions OF snow and through
hurricanes of sleet Christ's disciples
are ..,no;no from the north. The inha-
h;tants Of Hudson bay are gathering
~ 1 fhe oross ", Tbe Chnrch AIssionary
societv 81 in those polar climes has been
,grandlv successful in establishing "a
GOSPEL stations, and over 12, 900 natives
have believed and been baptized: The
Moravians have kindled the light OF
,.the gospel all up and down Labrador.
The Danish mission has gathered disci-
nies f3som among the shivering inha-
b;ten+s * Greenland. William Dun
can - nreacbas the Gospel up in the chill
- lat;t,,Sas ~ Golumbia. delivering
c,a sern1on nihe times in the same
Say to asmanv different tribes, who
lisfen and then 90 forth to build
schoolhouses and churches.
A1os,. called at Sts annexation
ur;i1;sas q SaHsrd;s fb7lv turns out
w w - i W;ii;aoe ~: II u NSew5rd,s triumph.
80 = ;s besr;no the voice of God
fbno,,eb s ;, the American missionaries
w., sd we,nen as defiant of arctic
ban5sb;os 5 s os tbe ol6 Scottish chief who.
~ ndiusnlps q; aae o,,t ~ IN :, winters NIGHT
,5 MneI o5n! o-s p - 49, 49, his sons head a
!SS AnocAeo tlom Hron ono SaI;ner that s,ch in
gnia glIom VI snHM, 49, Syo,5lS weaken and
5asnee 5;sasaoa - H. luAct cIs6 The Jeanette
t g., oDo ;,2t;t,,de n while De
~ 49, eDS eoS bic 9reez;no and diving men
L aon sna4oh%o amt hiS Il fron the crnmblinr
sso9o "a.S?r a1ti;nr no1ar ~ ~ no nact bnt the ola
sL suo eisS9 asSSo S9osnaI s ss;Is as unburt in
SaatSSo Sntt - ~ os n o,,r 40 DEGREES and
tat5suue tue s.o~.o5 - ~ - aer fioats above tbe