The Monitor-register., 1897-08-27

| sake OF an extra little selhsh proht.
81 took Dr. Pierces Favofite Prescription
previous to confinement" writes Mrs. Corda
culpepper, of Tanks, cottle Co., Texas, and
never did so well in my life. 1t is only two
weeks and am able to do my work"
In most healthy families you will find
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has heard noise in the back counting
room and gone in and found the chief
| man of the firm raving maniac, or the
wife has heard the bang of pistol in
the back parlor and gone in, stumbling
over the dead body of her husband-a
suicide. There are men pursued, har-
assed, trodden down and scalped of
business perplexities. and which way
to turn next they do not know. Now
God will not be hard OIL you. He knows
what obstacles are in the way of your
being Christian, and your first effort
in the right direction he will crown
with success. Do not let satan, with
cotton bales, and kegs, and hogsheads,
and counters, and stocks of unstable
| goods, block up your way to heaven.
Gather up all your energies. Tighten
the girdle about your loins. Take an
agonizing look into the face of God,
and then say, Here goes one grand
effort for life eternal" and then bound
away for heaven, escaping "as with
| the skin of your teeth.
In the last day it will be found that
| Hugh Latimer, and John Knox, and
Huss, and Ridley were not the greatest
martyrs. but Christian men who went
| up incorrupt from the contaminations
and perplexities of Pennsylvania ave-
nue., Broad street. State street and
Third street. On earth they We're called
brokers' Or stock jobbers, or retailers,
or importers, but in heaven Christian
heroes. No fagots were heaped about
their feet; no inquisition demanded
from them recantation; no soldier
aimed pike at their heart, but they
had mental fortunes compared with
which all physical consuming is as the
breath of spring morning.
Shaken Faith.
find in the community large class
of men who have been SO cheated, SO
lied about, so outrageously wronged,
that they have lost their faith in every
| thing In a world where everything
seems SO topsy turvy they do not see how
there can be any God. They are con-
founded and frenzied and misanthropio.
Elaborate arguments to prove to them
the truth of Christianity or the truth
ct anything else touch them nowhere.
Hear me, all such men. preach to you
no rounded periods, no ornamental dis
course, but put my hand on your shout.
der and invite you into the peace of the
| gospel. Here is rock on which you
may stand firm, though the waves dash
against it harder than the Atlantic,
| pitching its surf clear above Eddystone
lighthouse. Do not charge upon God all
these troubles of the world. AS long as
the world stuck to God God stuck to the
world, bnt the earth seeded from his
government, and hence all these out
RACES and all these woes. God is good.
For many hundreds of years he has been
coaxing the world to come back to him,
violent have men been in their resist
ance, and they have stepped back and
stepped back until they have dropped
| into ruin
Try this God. ye wi o have had the
| hloodhor,,ds oftor 700 ond Vic hove
tbonobt that God ba5 f'rootten Won INV
him and see if he will not help. Try
him and see if he will not pardon Try
| 1oyyaro NJ snr;no hoca M hIoo,,, 90
sweet as the fo,yering ~ Chr;St,s offoc.
tiops Tbe srn hath M ~ oo,,,
nared with the GLOW NJ his heart Tho
waters have No rofresbment lilo tho
fountain that Will slake the th;rst "a
tbv sonI At the moment tho reindeer
stands with his lin and noStril tbrnst in
| the cool mountain torrent tho hunter
NAV no coming tbronoh tho tbicket
| without crackiinp sticl nnder his
foot he comes close nv the STAG aims
his pun. draws the trigger and the moor
thing rears in its death agony and falls
backward. its antlers crashing on the
rocks Bnt the nantine hart that drinks
from the water brooks of Gods nromise
shall never he fatally wounded and shall
never die.
Tho wor,d,s An..,.m.
This would :, ,.;a
soul n hna;.os, Ply. ~. w ~.
49,, had o.or.,.,s, - ~, a. e.' s.e.n
renreSonted os sonnd;no ON oooh ethan
,rith 500. ,,S -. ~. - 49, osne-
! AN :, p' "n 49, ;, :no ~" ~
Inns HANGED himself hoo.nsa h;s sto,,
ord ;nforn,od III, 49, - 10
ESQ ooo sto,I;na Iof+ Ali th;s -. Jy
riches raLo br3 o,nol1 ;nho-;t.noo e.,
s. sonl RobeSn;erro attended, - 49,,
tho annIorso of 80 Ill r.. -
was DYING wor,an cove r,,st;,,r
tb,opoh tho orowd or,,;,o 80 49,
"Mprdarer of NV L;,drod ao.oo,a =,
hell covered With 80 o,,rso a' 80 - ~
mother in Francarn Mony ,,ho 49,
exnected the nland;ts % tho would ha,o
died under it's anatbema maranotho
Oh. find vour neace in GodI Moko
one strong mil for heaven No balf
way work will do IL There sometimes
comes II time ON sbinhoard when eyorr-
thing must be sacrificed IN save tho
passengers The cargo is notbino tho
r;oo;,t. .~.L;, m, .no
trumpet TO his lip and shouts, "Cut
away the mast!' Some of you have
been tossed and driven, and Won have.
in your effort 70 keen the world vell
nigh lost vour souI Until vo, hove do
cided tbis ,nattor lot enarn+I;r. a,.o ~
Ouo,haara 80. ~ ", .nins e1so ~
~ ,'.,'. "''n on 'nose o'her anAieties
auu 'u,uehs' hou Will nave 10 drop the
mast. With one earnest cry for help put