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n corning the Democratic sltuas
N. President Cleveland sent the
to that newspaper on the
tn:
II have made no figures as to
q probable action Of the delegates
ready chosen or to be chosen to
! Democratic national coDyention,
Irt fue to believe that when
ptlme arrives for deliberation
Of will be engrafted upon the
tina tina cratic creed demand for the
shatanlimited ard Independent
5000 $ of silver. l cannot be-
eve ever " d, because know The Dem
would srty is neither unpatrlotic
noIsWvesta, and because it seems
But il taxi that such a course
ought to be very great injury up
o, Tn 'tr, Crest of our country,
frauds, outra5een the mission OF
been hatched advance, and VIII
tbe ep ySa ,n spS pm disaster to the party
record of the coEhere is little hope
which were under e.
and that those wereiOn, for, after a
lie morals which wenn during poIit-
w nhf POINTS tha w %, l6e not attract
piety than you have yes of the coun-
Archibald Alexander, e,many illusions
and for conservation. VIII ,'olr;,,o an
his STUDENTS at PrincetonW relying on
had full assurance of far all ills to
except when the wind bloNtime comes
DR.. Francia, dictator of Pan
wind was from the east, mafn eAPr COS
actments for the people. hit Of the
weather changed repented him he Deems
ties. repealed the enactmentst an 7
good humor with all the WORLDLY Will, !
Before overtake the main tho an adj
subject want to tell Christirn q frtrre
ought to be observant of climatica
Be on your guard when the wind b.. III
the east. There are certain styles otcv is
tions that you cannot endure I'm Ter
styles of weather. When the winds uo'
from the east. If you are of a nervoui OIL
permanent, go not among exasperating peoh
try not to settle bad debts. do not tr7
settle old disputes. do not talk with blk
on religion, do not 90 among those peoS
who delight in saying irritating things,
not try to collect funds for a charitab
institution do not try to answer an insultin
letter. If these things must be done. do thel
when the wind is from the north, or III
south. or the west, but not when the wind
from the east.
You say that men and women ought not
he so sensitive and nervous. | admit il, br
l am not talking about what the world ougI
to be. | am talking about what the world j,
While there are persons whose dispositio
does not seem TO be affected by changes /
the atmosphere. nine out of te9are mightil
played upon by such influences OChristia
man under such circumstances do not writ
hard things against yourself do not get wor
ried about your fluctuating experience. Yo
are to remmber.that the barometer in Won
soul is only answering the barometer of til
weather. Instead of sitting down and bein
discouraged and saying. 81 am not a Chris
tian because | don't feel exhilarant," get II
and look ont of the window and see th
weather vane pointing in the wrong quarter
and then say; sect thee behind me, satan
thou prince of the power of the air; get on
of my house; get out of my heart, thou dc
mon of darkness hOrsed on the east wine
Away" However good and great you ma
be in the Christian life. your soul will neve
he independent of physical condition.
feel am uttering q most practica', usefu
truth here. one that may give reliefto grea
many Christians who are worried and de
spondent at times.
DIR. Rush, monarch in medicine, afte
curing hundreds of cases of mental depres
sion. himself fell sick and lost his religion
hope, and he would not believe his paste
when the pastor told him that his spiritua
aeprt ssiOn was onlva consequence o. phvsi
cal depression. Andrew Fuller. Thoma
Scott. William Cowper. Thomas Boston
David Brainerd, PhiIipp Melanchthon wrr,
mighty men for God, but all of them illus
trations of the fact that mans soul is no
independent of his physical heath. An emf
nent physician gave as his opinion that No
man ever died great triumphant dealt
whose disease was below the diaphragm
the learned Christian common
tor, says he does not think Saul was insan,
when David played the harp before him. but
it was hypochonGria coming from intlam.
nation OF the liver. Oh, how many gooG
people have been mistaken in regard to theil
nope. not taking these things into
The dean of Carlisle, one of the best men
hat ever lived. and one of the most useful
'at down and wrote: Though 1 have EN-,
ieavored to discharge my duty as well as
'ould. yet sadness and melancholy of heart
tlck close by and increase upon me- tell
lohody. but am very much sunk indeed,
lnd l wish L could have the relief of weeping
Is | used to. My days are exceedingly dark
md distressing. lu u word. Almighty God
Gems to hide His face, and l intrust the Sc
ret hardly to any earthly being. l know
lot what will become of me. There is doubt
ess good deal of bodily affection mingled
With this, but it is not all so. bless God.
Iowever, that l never lose sight of the cross
nd though should die without seeing any
PERSONAL interest in the Redeemer's merits. /
ope that L shall be found at His feet. will
bank you for a word at your leisure. NV
DOR is bolted ut the time l am writing this,
Or am full of tears
What was the matter with the dean of Car
sic! Had he got to be Il worse MANI No.
he physician said that the state of his pulse
'ould not warrant his living a minute. Oh.
the east wind affects the spleen, and affects
le lungs, and affects the liver. it will affect
our immortal soul. Appealing to God for
clip, brace yourself against these whitening
lasts and destroying influences, lest that
men the psamist said broke the ships of
arshish shipwreck you.
But notice in my text that the Lord con-
OILS the east wind 1.-THE Lord brought the
!st wind" He brings 1t for especial pur-
)se; 1t must sometimes blow from that
larter. The east wind is just as important
the north wind, or the south wind, or the
est wind. but not so pleasant. Trial must
me- The text does not say you will
cape the cutting blast. Whoever did escape
Especially who that accomplished any
ing for church or state ever escaped it? l
rs in the pulpit of John Wesley, in Lon