The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1896-02-15
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Llzse who want 20 Sad ihe ryhtroed
Y0u sgnsiEz=s see persia hating ~
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loolS thz. lie wishes 20 zs< question
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Ezry 0. yOz here who rsaliLs that
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czly oze right o1e: an ! take il fo-
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Nhi.h oos !. 4. Here 5 one rad
,hA. opens widely, ba, / have
10. n1ca faith Il Il There
are great uAny expensive
to.I-gz.ss scattered a. alag The way
Indeed. q: every rod yO- nas. par in
tears o. par il zenusections- or pay in
sazeIlziiOnA On ,5z, road L yOc ge;
through !; a. ali. yO1 have % par your
own way; and since this differs So
much from rhs, / have heard in re-
gard 20 ,he righ, war, ! belisTs il IS
the wrong way. Here 5 another rad
On either side ot !; are houses Of sin
.ul entertainment, and Invitations 20
cone il and dine and rest: but from
the looks ot the people who stand On
the piazza, ! an certain !, Is The wrong
house and the wrong war.
Here IS another road I. Is very
beautiful and mzezdaniz4d- The
horses hoo!s elz..er and ring. and
they who ri6e Ove- il spin along the
highway. until Suddenly they find that
the rad breaks over an ernbanxzent.
and ;hey try 20 halt, and they saw the
bi. il the mouth 0. the fe-y stead. and
cy: "Ho. no Bat i IS too late,
snd-c-zsh.-they 20 over the enbank-
nent. We shall tu-u and see IL we can
not fni different kind OK road You
hare heard Q: the AppiAn Way. l. vas
~ miles long. Il was - Feet wide.
and Oh either side Of the road was
: path tOr four passengers Il was
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saspe and fitted together. What a
Rad I: mus: have been. Made Of
snaooth, hard rock. 80 miles long. No
worder that in the construction Of il
the treasures Of a whole empire were
exhausted. Because Of invaders. and
the elements, and Time-the old con-
cue-or who tears up read as he goes
ove- THERE IS nothing LEI, Of tina.
structure but ruin But ! hare 20
tell you ~ rad bui.: before the APP
pan Nay. and re. !, is as good as when
FRS. Constructed Millions Of souls
have gone over IL Millions more viii
CONE.
T.. Y-o51sts 81: s5oz..es 700.
P-r. led Ja-s RAJ r.l.. here os.g-
We :-srs.c:s I'LL ~.isO-i c.s=sy.
s;!!I YAK Z CE--s;. re .oot al vsJ.
First, this Rad % the tex. is the
Kings highway. In the diligence you
dash on over the Bernard pass 0. the
A. d. laile after mile. and there Is not
- much as a pebble 70 Jar the wheels
You 90 over bridges which cross
chasms that make you hold -FOUR
br=ath; under projecting rock: along
b. dangerous precipice; through tun-
nels adrip with the MEETINGS Of the
glaciers, and, perhaps. tor the FIRST
time. learn the ma esty Of road built
and supported b. governmental au-
thority. Well, my Lord the King de-
cided 70 build a highway from earth TO
Heaven Itshould span all the chasms
Of human wretchedness; i. should tun-
mel all the mountains Of earthly diff
Guilty: IL should be wide enough and
strong enough 70 hold $3.50, 900. 900 of
the human race, IL 50 many Of them
should ever be born. Il should be
blasted out Of the Rock of Ages and
cemented with the blood Of the cross.
and be lifted amid the shouting Of an
gels and the execration Of devils. The
King sent his SON TO build that road.
He put head, and hand, and heart 10
1t, and after the road was completed
waved his blistered hand over the way,
crying: 1T is finished" Napoleon
paid 1870 0, 90 francs for the building
OF the Simplon road, that his can
non might go over for the deyasta-
ton Of Italy; but our King, at great
er expense, has built road for a diff
ferent plrpose, that the banners of
heavenly dominion might come down
over it. Being kings highway, Of
course it is well built. Bridges splen-
didly arched and buttressed have Civ
en- way and crushed the passengers
who attempted 10 cross them. But
Christ, the King, would build no such
thing as that. The work done. He
mounts the chariot of his love, and
multitudes mount with Him, and he
drives on and up the steep of Heaven
amid the plaudits OF gazing worlds!
The work is done-well done-plori-
ously done-magnifcently done.
Still further, this road spoken of is a
clean road. Many fine road has be-
come miry and foul because 1t has not
been properly cared for; but my text
sa vya fhf.