Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1899-04-07

thldE now Ia regard u bereavement Dr.
had onls Jew 'liruds. aud ssara IT, ..
one . brought Tears % His eyes. I,r.-
had often -'isyF,ained Him o.. tf. '.'
Now Ir-arg. i- dead mt I.r!s. -
CHRIST breaks e1Eu with gl.H.Ilu. a. .....
Eu-igu ut --i"i .lI ilerics tGrs.-s. ....
ages OF bereavement. Chr; Egsa- 49,
j. 10 90 through tine house rr.a.-..'-
familiar Inmate. Christ Eupr- w.rr.- .
to see "a Intercepted pigc. 40 Co.. -...
We're there not four % tUrE-lI,--'
sIartLa and Christ and Lazarus. Fggr r..
rhtm. But whereas Lazarus. L5n-,vsri
afflicted Christ, His great loving eyc.rI.i
with tears, Oh, yes, yes, He knows sI
about the lionel hess and the heart raj
lie took the vinegar
Then there is tLe s1uruess Of the ds,.b
hour. Whatever else We may escape. tBsr
acid sponge will be pressed TO our Ills
sometimes have a curiosity to know hon,
| will behave when ! come 10 die Whether
! will be calm or excited, whether with.
filled with Renaissance or with autielua.
sion. ! cannot Sly. But come 10 The
point | must ant You must. Al 0f!-r-
from the future world will knock AZ n.
door OF orr hearts and serve on e. The
writ OF ejectment, and We will have t. sur.
render. And We will wake up after tar,.
autumnal and wintry aud vernal and sun.
mery glories have vanished from ear
Ni>lbu. We viii wan L lIttb u year.
which has only one season, and taa,tL.
season Of everlasting love.
But you say. II don't want to brrgl Oh.
from my present associations. 1; Is sa
chilly and so damp to 20 down the stairs
Of that vault. | don't wait auylhtn.
drawn 50 tightly over my eyes. Il there
were only some way OF breaking lhragrl
the partition between worlds without tear.
ing this body all to shreds wonder i.
the surgeons and the doctors cannot aaa..
pound mixture by which this body aa4
soul can al the time be kept together. I,
there no escape from this separation"
None, absolutely none. 4 great many men
tumble through the gates OF the future. ~
it WERE and we do not know where taev
have gone, and they only add gloom
and mystery to the passage. but Jesus
Christ 50 nightly stormcd the gate, 10,
that future world that they have never
since been closely shut. Christ knows
what il is to leave this world. 81 thu
beauty Of which He was more apprecia.
tive than We ever could be. He knows
the exquisiteness OF the phospho-escega4
OF the sea; He trod it. He knows the
slories Of the midnight heavens. for they
were the spangled canopy OF His wilder
ness pillow. He knows about the lilies. He
twi them into His sermon. He knows
about me fowls Of the air; they whitrei
they way through His discourse. He knows
about the sorrows OF leaving this beautiful
world. Not Il taper was kindlcd in the
darkness. lie died physIclauless. He died
il cold sweat and dizziness aud hem.
mortgage and agony, that have put Hin in
sympathy with all the dying. He zoe.
through Christendom and gathers up the
stiugs ont Of all the death pillows and He
puts them under His own neck and head.
To all those TO whom life has been az
a"er5ity-a dose they could not swallow
/ - . A,fv IN..tp 1
raspinG-I preach the omuipOtent sympa.
thy ct Jesus Christ. The sister OF Her.
srhell. the astronomer, used to spend much
Of her time polishing the telescope.
through which he brought the distant
worlds nigh and il is my ambition now
this hour to clear the lens OF your spiritual
vision so that, looking through the dark
night OF your earthly troubles YOU
may behold the glorious constells.
ton Of Sayiours mercy and
Sayour's love. Oh, my friends, do not
try t. carry all your ills alone, Do not put
Your poor shoulder under the Apauu!nes
when the Almighty Christ is ready to lift
up all your burdens. When you have
trouble OF any kind, you rush this way and
tHat way, and you wonder what this man
Will say about it and what that man will say
about it. and you try this prescription and
that prescription and the other prescrip-
tion. On. wis do you not so straight to
the heart OF Christ, knowing that for our
own SHINING aud suffering race He took the
viuegarE
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| 1et tHeFe are people VINO refuse tnIs
| divine sympathy, and they try TO tight
lueIF own paileS, ana Hrlhk thelF own
! vinegar, ana carry tnelf own burdens ana
luelr NE, instead OF peihg trlunpa"I
murtn from victory 20 victory, Will pe d
noopHhR on from ue'e"S TO defeat uh i
disaster. Oh. wish I could to-day gather
| women n If their heurtaches all their diSAp-