Omaha daily bee., 1896-08-21

and in His law doth he mediate day and
night that Is, in the activity and hard
practicahties of living no less than in the
hours OF worship and repose.
Is 1T PRACTICABLE?
But is II practicable? win II work? VIII
Il VIM Listen; He shall be like a tree
The counsel of the ung odly" says better
and hide its scars and %rottIng buttresses
and eat Its decayed glory and nest its
bats and owls and weave your clean, young,
lusty life about It's parting seams to shield
1t, like the wicker on a demijohn." No;
no; like a tree'-no crawling-no yelling;
wide open to men looking up. The coun-
sci Of the ungodly says: III you want to
be a tree at least adapt yourself to your
growth according to the slant of political
progress. albeit oblique to God, until the
s TST5Ga BY Ssi the 'g e. o. p Hs S SSi%'fyyet On t hSnS con.
i PTraaSYE, vi let st,o your MOTTO p be y kPa '- ! tied
planted mot not pottcd. nor SP' 'hed tSGV in.' nor nor
hung up by the roots. to be set out in the
spring, nor hanging by one root in a crevice
OF the rock, planted Mt the meeting Of
Bear With me a moment, you must think
this thought through. | lay my hand upon
streams whereof shall make glad the city
Of God, the holy place of the tabernacles
of the most high, God is in the midst Of
her. she shall not be moved"
Law medicine, sociology, political econ
omy, flowing on in gathering Roadway from
~ As.'NN lNAH CNtAN'Et AilNNN Ai' wv
of the church and the teachings Of this
book At the saloon. The political party
shall run lis roots wide and deep in an
eNhaustless soil and as the roots increase
and hold the branches will spread high and
That b%ringeth forth his fruit in his sea-
son On Whose season? That Of the man
son-an orange tree brings forth fruit in
orange season; that is. Gods season for
oranges. His leaf also snail not wither'
-nN~nr EpAnD I1AArNfy- Nnurtg hon rtyAT
renewing, day by day. "And Whatsoever
he doeth shall prosper and If that does
not mean victory, there is a lie in the first
psalm.
ENDS WITH SONG SERVICE.
After the address of Mr.. Wooley. How
Blest and Happy" from Psalm |, was sung.
Rev. Edgar McDill called for 500 volunteers
for Saturdays picnic to Florence. and secur-
ing them declared that the picnic would be
a go. The monster meeting was dismissed
with a prayer and the benediction by Rev.
j. A. Dutt of Englewood. Ill.
Following is the program for today:
Devotional service; address, Separation"
fcrd, Ill. sectional conferences; presbytcrial
secretaries. in auditorium. side room; junior
workers, kountze Memorial church., lee
Young Mems Christian association hall.
corner Sixteenth and Douglas streets; COM
mittee work, auditorium. main nall: Sab
bath school officers and teachers, Kountze
Memorial church. corner Harvey and Six
teenth streets, main room; missionaries
and volunteers, in Young Mems Christian
association building.
Friday ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS exercises: adj
dress, Personal Effort in Soul Winning" by
r. A. Torrey, d. D., Chicago; address. The
Present Need in India by Rev. Georee
Morrison, India; address, Home Missions
and Citizenship" by Charles II. Strong. d.
D.. Sterling, Kan.
Friday Evening-Prayer service; address,
The Educational Work in Egypt by
John r. Alexander. ID. D.. Egypt; address,
Paul, the Missionary" by ]. d. Rankin,
ID. D., Denver. Colo; closing service.