Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1895-10-18

psalas 70 an eternity. no. rs. Al
great mnt5tEGe fh1k no man could
standtnx fsesotS tbe throne. He thu
wikb ne had aRolden reed to nastr
ery, rod itw1& u, O00 fUrlongs n s
ZOO mfIes-in tilnnmference An
s not q tiitleco}1ny n one corner Il
dDmint1n. NfRr8R mans entrances H
upon WIG KiA0 n clothes ne hns on 81
and how much money he has In hfF
but vast empire. God grant that q,
o; that blassed world may shine upor
orr last ra9mentI >--S-r------- f.
The first time I crossed the AtixnHS Z
toughest. time re had was at the rl1rk
Liverpool haebor. We arrived SkHsss
and vera obliged to lie thera TIL FIN 4, i
ing, waiting for the rising Of the tiie. ~
we could 60 MP to the city. How IA
pitched and wriihed In the water. ge@
times the lsst Alnos8- or enc Gofislf1-
struggle. He Is almost through tina ~.
The waves Of temptxtf6n toss Ils sac
he waits for the morning. AZ last n.
dawns, ahd the tides Of JOY rise IN n.
and he saIts up and casts anchor wlfh
vale. ~
l. thy Baart rieht2 What quest;os
compare with this In importauBe7 ii
business question. Do you rot tear =. +"
YOU will soon have to 20 out Of thsz =
that you will soon have to resirn "
partnership. that soon among "a
millions of dollars worth Of goods tb6t
sold You will not have the bandlinr
yard OF cloth, or q pound OF SUGAR
penny worth OF auvthing; that soon. "
confederation shorld start a centrsl e.
and sweeD everything to- the BATES
would not disturb you: that som. q -.
eashier should ahscond and every insur.
COMPANY should fall. Il would noe n
Won? What are the questions thSs stoo 6
side the grave, compared with The cue1sI
that reach beyond it2 Are you la,S.
losses that are to ba everlasting? Are n
making purchases for eterpity2 Ars 4
I iobbing for time Whsa you mig1k BE- -
sailing fDr eternity? What question a
store Is 80 broad at the base, and a I,
| tudinous, snd 20 overwhelmihE as the "a
lion, "Is thu heart rightT ES
Or Is Il d domestic question: u II mi
thing about father or mother e. comm
or son or daughter, that you mink q 3,
/ parable with this question In inportanose'
you not realize that by universal and ~
orable law all these rslsflons VII be hrcl
up7 Your father win b rome. your nof'
will be gene. YOUR companions win b III
your child will be gone, You will Be RI
and then this supernal question win 30
harvest its chief gains, or deplore &c WI
losses. roll up into its mightiest magnilr
or sweep It's vast cireles.y a
What difference now docs 1t make co.
poleon III. whether he triumphed o.,
rendered at Sedan. whether he lived e
Tuileries or at ChiSelhufst, whether As
Emoeror or exile? They laid him out A.
comm In She dress OF a field marshal.
that give him any better chance for the 1
world than II he had been laid out In d
shroud7 And soon to US what win b.
difference, whether in this world We ron
walked. were bowed to or maltreated. 4
applauded or Kissed at, were welcomed d
kicked out, while LAYING hold Of eveyy
mens OF the great future, and burning a
the spleniior or grief, and overarching
undergoing all time and all. eternity, s
plain, simple, practical. thru.
agonizln1. Overwhelming qusssioH,
thy heart right?'' Haye Sou wa
YOU q reosnting heart, 80 expeetant be
II not, Iinust write upon your soul =
George whitefield wrote upon toe vim
pane With his diamond ring. he tarriol
an elegant house over night, but -1g'
that theirs: was no God recognized n
house. Before hI LEFT his room In the n,
ing, with bis ring he wrote upon the win
pane, "One thing thou laokest." Aftsr
guest wa gone the housewife came
looked, at the window. and saw The iasc
ton, and called her husband and her q
dren. and God, through that mintgtry q
window glass. brought them all to u
Though you may to-day be eurronndsi
comforts and luxuries, and feel that /,
have need Of nothing. IL you ars nor
children of God, with the siGuet rin9
Christ's love. let me inscri6e upon your 80
zone thing thou lackestI"