The Canton times., 1895-08-16

eiahs as, Tor the most part, hy
critics; and of eternity as q
g great TO be-" the everlasti
now," or "the infinite what is i
Some day he gets his feet very W,
and finds himself that night chill
The next morning has hot mout
: and is headachy. Send word over
;, the store that he will not be there t
day Bathes his Feet has mustal
2lasters; calls the doctor. The me
lcal man says aside: "This is going |
be bad case of congestion of th
lungs" Voice fails. Children mus
be kept down stairs, or sent to tn
neighbors, to keep the house quiet
You say: "Send for the minister.
But no; he does not believe in minis
ters. You say: "Read the Bible t,
him." No; he does not bellev,
in the Bible. A lawyer come.
in, and, sitting by his bedside
writes document that begins: "Ir
the name of God, amen. /, being OF
sound mind, do make this my last will
and testament. 1t is certain where
the sick mans body will be in less than
week. 1t is quite certain who will
get his property. But what will be
come OF his soul? 1t will 60 into s'the
great to be-" or "the everlasting now,"
or 'the infinite what Is it." His soul
Is in deep waters, and the wind is
blowing great guns" Death cries:
Overheard with the unbeliever!' A
splash! He goes to the bottom. He
I'd five dollars for his ticket to
farshish when he bought the infidel
books. He landed in perdition.
Every farthing you spend in sin sa-
an will swindle you out of. He prom
Ses you shall have thirty per cent. or 4
reat dividend. He lies He will sinl,
II the capital. You may pay full fare
, some sinful success, but you will
ever get to Tarshish.
Learn how soundly men will sleep
the midst of danger The worst
hner on shipboard, considering the .
sht he had, was Jonah. He was a
ember of the church, while thew !
ere heather. The sailors were en- q
ged in their lawful calling, following S
e sea. The merchants on board. / 7
ppose, were going down to Tarshish a
barter; but Jonah, Notwithstanding b
Christian profession, was fying o
m duty. He was sound asleep in r,
cabin. He has been inotionless for n
lrs-hls arms and feet in the same il
ture as when he lay down-his A
asst heaving with deep respiration. m
how could he sleep? What if the
struck rock! what if it spranp m
TX! what if the clumsy oriental or
t should capsize! What would be. an
e of Jonah? 81.
gam; Notice that men are aroused ity
the most unexpected means. If e,t
In had been told one year before
heathen sea captain would ever Go
ken MIN to sense of danger he ro,
Ia nave scoffed at the idea; but set
1t is done So now, men in inn,
'gest ways are aroused from spirit tba
tupor A profane man is brought vo,
'nvlction by the shocking bias inc
~ OF comrade. A man at sid,
ng church and hearing a SER and
from the text: '.The OK and
eth its owner ETC.. goes home sou
but, crossing his barn Z
va eoiiies up ana llcks his last
and he says: There it is now the
x knoweth his owner and the thas
is masters crib but do not hes,
God" The careless remark of a s.m
ter has led a man to thoughtful cav
nd Heaven. The child's remark. n,
- naVe prayers at uncle's FAM
why don't we have them?" has Bost
mt salvation to the dwelling. the
ao+od ""y anu IN the most nigh
ected manner men are awal- TIE
Inc gardener of the Countess beao
1tlngton was convicted of sin bv He h
on the opposite to ke
: !. W.. oaiA "oout Jesus John there
l.. ".o"Seo oy dream in hims
he saw the last day, and the him
and heard his own name his
with terrible emphasis: John gona
TX, come to judgmentr The nro,,,
las thousand ways of waking Rut ,
on -. iu 'ha. tne messages pride
1to the sides of the ship. and cente
. " unconsciously his ia
,h4 - a.. 'nPest OF their depot
.h 'ue warning What miles
m tbv nodT arise, and that.
Iearn th.4 In til
late 10 ;ns..I ay wake loohe
lad been on his knees confess E " "
sins from the time he went ON nsS. I =. =
have SAVED .;n. na, uoo ing.
overheard. But he woke up ~ ~
sea in conr,I.;a =. ii oias1' fell u
nd notbino lii Issuing awake
~ Jon.h ~ now she kr
n somet;mos - indesc
bour has come The W Iaee. Joy. al
E idea of diving than bar. Aoo