The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1900-01-27

year. That builder with contracts
made for the construction OF half q
"ozen houses and the owners impa-
'ient for occupancy is not TO be pitied,
but give your sympathy to that me-
ehanic in early acquaintance with
hammer and saw and bit and amid all
the limitations OF journeyman.
| Go forth 10 be n busy body in other
mems matters, so Ear as you can help
ing them out, and help them on. The
| world is full OF Instances OF those " no
| spend their lie 10 sue aleviatious, but
there Is one instance that overtops and
ec!ipses all others. lie had lived In q
| palace. Radiant ones waited upon him.
| lie was charioted along streets yellow
with gold. and stopped at gates glisten-
ing with pearls. aud hosaEnaed by i'm
mortals coroLeted and In snowy White.
| Centuries gave him not a pain. The
| sun that rose on him never set. His do
mirions could rot be enlarged. for they
had 70 boundaries. and uncontested
was His reign. Upon all that iuster and
renown and environment Of spieL dora
lie turned Ills back and put down His
crown al the foot OF Ills throne. and on
a bleak December night trod His way
down 10 a stone house in Bethlehem Of
our world. Wrapped in what plain
shawl, and pursued with what enemies
on swift camels. and howled at with
what brigands, and thrust with what
sharp lances. and hidden in what sepul-
chral crypt, until the subsequent CEN
turtles have tried in vain TO tell the story
by scuIptured cross. and painted can
vas. ard resounding doxo,ogies. and
domed cathedral. aLd redeemed pa-
tons.
lie could not see a woman doubled up
with rheumatism but lie touched her.
aud iniiamed muscles relaxed. and she
stood straight up. lie could not meet
futeral OF young man but be broke up
The procession ard gave him back 10 his
widowed mother. With spittle on the
tip Of His finger lie turned the nid-
night OF total blindness into the mid
noon of perfect sight. lie could not see
man down on lis mattress helpless
with palsy without calling him up 10
health and telling him 10 shoulder the
mattress and walk of. lie could Tot
find man iongue-tiec but he gave tim
immediate articulation. Re could rot
see man wiihihe puzzled ard iuGnir-
ing look of the deaf without giving tim
capacity 10 hear tie march .: lie beat-
ing on the drum CT tie ear. he could
not see 4 crowd ot hungry TeCple out
He made enough good bread arc asur-
plus tina, required al the baskets.
He sco.Gei or!y twice that reuen-
Der. once :; tie h!pccriics WIFI e.oc-
gated Tsace ard Tie ci.sr tine vteu
siC:u! crowd ksc ARA cred 81 rr:o--
;uraie woman. zCL he Lor5. With lie
most superb sarCssz ilaiwss ever e.
tered. gave perc,.ssicr 70 s-yc-s VITO
felt himself el;irs.y ecE@sctsb,e TO
hurl the first missile. AZ .cr crke-s
His birth to- o;hsrs. lis -1i-is;-y e.
others. His Gea,s :cr o;hsrs. his as
cersion :6FNpihers. his eLit-ocelelt
for oihets.
That spirit which !eaGs ere &c Re
busy for tie beiierueEi @. o;terx is so
irC 20 Fderize The rcurd earth. Its,
spirit Induced JOIN Pou1t 10 establish
Jagged schools" ard Father Mathew
10 become temperance retcrntr AID
Peter Cooper 10 establish lis ics;i;uie
aud Slater 20 Contribute lis :uLt for
schools and Darcuess Hirsct 20 Leave
more thar si0o.lt 900 Fer tie !n prove
mert o: her race ard Cornelius NaCcer-
Uit 10 food churches ard charitable
institutions With his UerevcieLce. AID.
though cur meas he limited AID our
opportunities c!rcUE scribeL, we cat Go
the same tkirg OF sna.. scale. "Uiker
meas matters" lie busy bodies liz in.
proving them. WIKI Kind words. with
earliest prayers. with se.i-sacriHcitg
deeds, with charging ctar.ties. Jet Us
60 forth OF Lew mission.
Ard COW ny words are 10 tie irv!s.
iLie mu.iiiuGes reach wees By week,
but yet wiz. Fever see 10 this world, but
whom ] expect TO meet ct the lar OF
God ard hope 70 see 10 tie blessed
Heaven. Tie last word that Dwight l..
Moody, the great evangelist, said 10 me
at Plaiufe.G, y. j., AID lie repeated tie
message for me 10 Others, ~as: Never
be tempted under any circumstances
TO give up your weekly publication Of
sermons throughout the world" That
solemn charge | VIII heed as lorg as
have strength 10 give them aLd the
newspaper types desire 10 take ,Lem.
Oh, ye people back there In tie Sheffield
mines Of England ard ye in the sleep
pastures of Australia AID Sc amid the
pictured terraces Of New Zealand aud
ye among the cinnamon and color in
famed groves Of Ceylon and ye Ar
menians weeping over the graves Of
murdered households in Asia Minor and
ye amid the iGo.atries Of BcLares on
the Gauges aud ye jewellers on the
banks Of the AnGroscoggin and the
Alabama aud the Mississippi aud the
Oregon and the shannon and the Rhine
and the Tiber and the Danube and the
Nile AID the Euphrates ard the Cas-
plan and Yellow seas; ye OF the four
corners Of the earth who have greeted
me again and again, accept this point
blank offer OF every thing for nothing;
Of everything Of pardon and comfort
and illumination ard safety and
Heaven, without moLey and without
price" What gospel for all lands all
zones, all ages! Gospel OF sympathy!
Gospel OF hope! Gospel Of emancipa-