The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-05
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trade, but he lacks customers. A nov
prospect opens. His income is increased
But that year his family are sick and tn
profits are expended In trying to cure tn
ailmonts. He gets discouraged look. BE
comes faithless as to success Begins t,
expect disasters. Others wait for some
thing to turn up; no waits for it to turn
down. Others with only half as mucl
education and character get on twice u
well. Ho sometimes guesses as to what il
all means. He says: "Perhaps riches
would spoil me. Perhaps poverty Is nee
essary to keep me humble. Perhaps
might, If things were otherwise, be tempt
cd into designations. But there Is M
complete solution of the mystery. He see.
through a glass darkly and must wait fol
n higher unfolding. viii there be an ex.
PLANTATION? Yes; God will take that mar
in the light of the throne and say: "Chilt
immortal, hear the explanation You re
member the failing Of that great enter
prise-your misfortune in 1857, your dis
aster in 1867. This is the explanation. u
And you Will answer at is all right"
Mysteries of Providence.
I see, every day, profound mysteries Of
Providence. There Is no question we ask
oftenor than Why? There are hundreds OF
graves in Oak Hill and Greenwood and
Laurel Hill that need to be explained
Hospitals for the blind and lame, asylums
for tho idiotic and insane, almshouses for
the destitute and a world of pain and mis-
fortune that demand more than human So
luton. All, God will clear it all up In
the light that pours from the throne, no
dark mystery can 1.-Two Things now utter
ly inscru'able will be illllmined us plainly
nR though the answer were written on the
jasper wall or sounded in tho temple an
them. Bartimens viii thank God that he
was Find, and Lazarus that he was cover
cd with sores, and Joseph that he was cast
into the pit, and Daniel that he donned
with lions, and Paul that he was hump
backed, ana David that he was driven
from .IoruSulem and that sewing woman
tina. sho could get only few pence for
making garment, and that invalid that
for 20 years he could not lift his head
from the pillow, and that widow that sho
had such hard work to earn bread for her
children. You know that in song diff
fegent voices carry different parts The
sweet and overwhelming part of the halle
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those no rode IN high places and gavo
sumpfHo entertainments, but pauper
children VII sing It, beggnrs will sing 1t,
rdecn.Gd hod carriers will sing it, those
who were once the otfscouring of earth
viii sing it. Tie hhlioluiah will be all the
granGar for oartll's weeping eyes and ach-
ins heads and exhausted hands and
sconFgcd backs and martyrpd a&nnios
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COUNTLESS 'i"''''o"s'
Take all the congregations that have
Today assembled for worship. Put them
IA IA ii
Audience compared with the thousands
and tens OF thousands and ten thousand.
times ten thousand, and tho hundred and
forty anu four Thousand that shall stand
,ronnd the throne Those flashed up to
nnnv ve,rs imam Tho invalid conch ,boso
ouaht in the armies of Liberty and rosc NJ
.hev foil those tnmhIed from higb so,ff,cld.
nos or slipped from tho mast or wrro
Washed off into tho se,, They come nm
rom Cnripth from Iaodirra fran tho
Rod sen hank and Gonnrsaret's wave
rom Esvntinn bricL var,ls unl C1idenn,s
hre sbinC t,oor Those tbousnnds If ya,,s
100 silent tho last sleep, and these ure this
moment having their eyes closed, and their !
limbs stretched out for the scpulcher.
A general expecting an attack from the |
nemy stands on hill and looks through
fleldgass and secs in the great distance
nultitudes approaching, but has no idea
f their numbers. He says: IL cannot tell
nythng about them. l merely know that
here are great number" And so John,
'ithout attempting to count, says, "A
reat multitude that no man can number"
We are told that heaven is a place Of
appness, but what do we know about
appnessY Happiness in this world Is
My half fedged thing-a flowcry path,
18th serpent kissing across it; broken
itcher, from which the water has dropped
efore wo could drink it; thrill of e.
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,.I ~" un Nun oeaHeieos "a'e. nu' tue
WI ~ y. .no e'.'es "Fo e,npvieu ,hto IL, anu
~ o"nne orr oo.n' "nu uiheAh'nS eAha'".
on ns. apI"s Wy tio.n ~, anu W. iail W se'
''o" VI '"o 'i'ei Vi nv !" 'o'''en'
the Reunions OF Heaven.