Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-06-20
for the adxansement Of His work on

4 work; the work was declared on
 from the beginning. and the woman
 was in it, T will put enmity be-
 tween thee and the woman; hostil Eity, rancor, hatred and enmity
 between the woman and sin. The
 woman who lives by a Bible stand-
 ard makes no compromise with sin,
 under it's sway she is satisfied with ! her rights, it is her Magma ChartaR
 in all lands. through l. she realizes that her power is morals that 70 her
 was conGded the mission of disinter- ested affection. By its power she
 was endowed with the germ Of divine grace which budded and lived under the breath of the Holy Spirit and burst into glorious bloom under the coming of our blessed Christ.
 To De missionary is only ta De Christian. Strange, how plain it E al looks to one whose heart is in II, and 1t is passing strange how an= important is looks to one whose heartis nos in t. ] wonder if there is Q woman with Us tonight wno has never felt the stirring power of } missionary experience. ] should be frightened at ray moral paralysis and should 20 home and kiss the sleeping faces of my children.
 touch the 5abY hands and sneel down By their beds and ask our God to sen1l to fffi- fff5 heart tha grace to pity and the will 10 hep al the pleading hands that 5eckon to US from all the lands uedar the sun. that know not her Christ.
 The Bible is alI freighted win Missionary interesss:ie walls like minor strain through the lame Rfa- tioas, rings ike Joy bells through the Prophets and is stamped down with the facts of the history tself
 Through the mist and glamour Of the cycling year comes to ny mind 3 picture of the Patriarch Abraham, resting in his tent down in the heat of the day 1897 years before the shepherds upon Juaian hills caught the anthem Of the angelic hosts Of
 peace on earth, good will to man
 Is he rests ia his tent down with that exaItatioG of seisI that came with the promise fresh from Jehovah, that ia his seed all the nations of the earth should De blessed, ] do nos believe that as he unused in the silence, his heart was enthraled with the joy he would feel in the prattle Of the baby voice that would make music in his home. or that he looked upon the plains of Heoron that stretched away in yerdant beauty before him, or that the land of Alarm to the north, the desert of Sharon on the south, the Dead Sea on the west, and the great Medeta- rian on the east, were the ciream scibed limits over which the blessing would fall like the dews of Herman, but that the windows of heaven we're seen showering such blessing that the whole world would feel its fife giving power.
 The major key of the gospel has always been all tle world, and the only limit Jesus has put upon itI was all the world, and nothing else can contain it.
 The way we say thing d9termins the meaning We wish to convey. T was impressed with this fact, when one summer eyenine, a mother with a lite crippled boy came visiting us. She was very tender and gentle with the little afflicted fellow. One day she was seated oa the porch and I could hear the tip tab of the un equal steps. The little fellow paused aud said, Mama, may l go into the yard and play2 She. absorbed in her book, wered carelessly. Fl don t care. Still could hear the tip tap of the little shamnling un- equal steps as he walked around her. then leaning against her lap said. Mama, say itdood. She, catching the heart-hunger Of the little one answered go play, my larling, and he went away happy.
 Thou shalt and thou shalt uot in the Old Testament Scriptures bear with fhAfa