The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-04-05


] condensed bitterness OF dyIng away from
| home umong strangers. Yet songs In tho
| night Songs In tho nlghti "Ah," said
/ one dying soldier, "teli my mother TINT
| last night there was not ono coud be-
| tween my soul and Jesusl" Songs In tho
| night Songs In the night
This Sabbath day came. From the affairs
Of 10, 600 churcho' has smoked up tho snvor
| OF sacrifice. Ministers OF tho Gospel
| preached In plain English, In broad Scotch,
| In flowing Italian, in harsh Choctaw. Coils
| people assembled In Hlndoo tenplo and
| Moravlan church and Quaker meeting
| house aud sailors bethel aud kings chapel
and high lowered cathedral. They sang.
| aud lhe song fioatod of anil tho splce
| groves or struck tho icebergs or nontei off
into the western pines or was drowned in
the clnmor OF tho great citoI. Lumbermen
sang 1t and tho factory girls and tho chIl.
| dren in the Sabbath crss and the trained
| choirs In great assemblagcs. Trnppers
with the snmo voice with Which they
| shouted yesterday In tho stag hunt
| aud mariners with thronts that only
! few days ago sounded In the honrse
| blast OF the sea hurricane, they sang Il.
| Ono theme for the sermons. Ono burden
| for the song. Jesus for the Invocation
| jesus for the Scripture lesson. jesus for
| The baplismal font. jesus for tho sacra-
mental cup. jesus for tho beDedictlun
But the day has gone. It rolled away on
| swift wheels OF light and love. Again tho
churches are lighted. Tides Of people
again settling down the streots. Whole
families coming up the church aisle. We
must have ono more service. What shall
we preach? What shall we rend2 Let It
he Jesus, everybody says; lot II ho Jesus.
We mGst have one more song. What shalt
II be. childrenf Aged mon aud women
what shall 1t bc7 Young men and mnidens.
what shall 1t be? IL you dared to b.eat
the silence OF this auditory, there would
n fInnqnpAa nT tfpI- ,,,,1 g.,t.t
voices, crying out Let it bs Jesus! Jesusl
Jesusp'
say once more Christ is tho everlasting
song. The very best singers sometimes
get tired; the strongest throuts sometimes
get weary, and many who sang very sweet
ly do not sing now, but L hope by tho grace
OF God we will after whil0 20 up and
sing the praises OF Christ whero wo will
never be weary. You know there aro some
songs that nrc especially appropriate for
the home circlc. They stir tho soul, thoy
start the tears, they turn the heart in Oh
itself and keep sounding after tho tune
has stopped, Ike some cathedral belt
which, long after ;he tap OF the bra2en
tongue has ceased, keeps throbbing on tho
air Well, 1t will bo homo song in
heaven, nll the sweeter because those who
sang with us In tho domestic circle on
earth shall Join that great harmony.
Jerusalem, my happy home.
Namo ever dear to me;
When shall my labors have an cud
Injoy and peace in thee?
M, ,.,,.t, , .. t, -
i,, 80 - w. o'','E wv SouES as tno
,vara niIsd Won HOnn, ,%n., t'n, '1e p"rI"cNs W
,irne on " ;,r,,, os ,.i,,, ~ no sucn
in and so in heaven it will bo a harvest
so,ye5 IN t,,,r ma ro'noJ T., VIZ i ''i p"ttn
,ow. bands 90 ",, III JuS' n1 up
;La sio"V,o,s ',o,,'a In, EIaoH' anu lei
thron,,h the hon,,e,e u Hms1n 'i',t,, shout an
i a. NV az" nv ouo' "u" iIuItltuues come
,To,,',,,t his n'i,' 'i1'uH' h"'''st nome'
Tha 20 ~ hrjst'n,, uGstu' a,,,.,.. ..-
nj, 80 Iii w., "nu =" OF
'rho,n vi, 10 ~, Jo', III tn"I song
aJasnn v,iii hs ,To.', wa po, "o @ Snotu' h3WTu
H,r1 "I ha tHorn nou.hoFuu ,,.t nhu MO-
,sioin mi'' ,a nv ,I 10y M"H s1u"uou tue
sn,n,a ,niiI miiI a ms ip ,o Smo ono nnclont
,L"t stood ~, ~, omoiant l n"t peIS PHI
i 49,, NJ, nno . "o.n' 10 "o"tiou WIN
,Cat a. ,,,iii ~ a. Vy o,eo'' '""' "9s'slou on
pat uIy riy-''hi W. ,hn IL, ., .,,,
g., 'ha,'G1 NJ nNou n,i'1 tnrnsnlnE
hoo lii pr,a M"w w"suTot ",niu Guni
ha"r,,. opnr., ,',' WV m"'"eu, WIN lohE
NO., a,,nin, ai" @Ppnd.e'' ptunounclnE
'S, moo aR"'nss .j "nolont ACCOMMODATIONS wiz
nm with leaning cohorts Of nTn md 49,
will speak of tho Jesns Of whom thn,,
prophesied and others og rbe JJnsns ror
whom thev dicd
III IL
Patmos. II came to Calvin I'm tho nriaon +,
dropned 10 Ridlev In rho nre nnd sor,a
times that song has come to vonr eor nnr-
haps. for 1 really do think II somrtjmca
breaks over the bnttlemonts Of heuven
A Chrlstinn woman thn w,co 90 n ,,i,,s
ter OF the aosnel wns DIVING In III. nnron,
nre near the old church wbere ou Sntur
div night the choir nsed to nssomhie anI
rehenrse for the followlny Suhhnth mi
sbe snid. GLOW strnngaIv syvset tha c,,oi
rehenrses Tonight Thev hnve haan 20.
henrsinp there for an honr - 'sNo - saII
some one abont h,r Uthe rboir 10 NOT ,,
henrslnp to.nIoht ,tyea " sha said .C
know they nre 7 baar tben, aino iiov,
very sweetiv thew sing N' "
Now n was not n c1oir NJ aortb ,hotah
henrd. but the choir Of beaven Tthint,
TINT Jesus sometimes acts niar tha door Of
heaven and n pnssnpe of thnt rnnt,r,
preets our enrs irbo minstrela or ha,,,a,,
strike such n tremendous strain thn ,voiI
of insner onnnot bolJ If ''' "''''
I wonder-nnd this ~ n nuea,io, r h,vo
been asking myself aIl tho sa,vjcs'u,uI
you sling that song? VIII / sing itp Nor
i,nIess our aims nrt nurdoned md y, i,a.,
now TO sing tbe nrnise ~ ChrJst viii r,,,
ever sing II there
mi. a.. 80, -
ino nis. Sient 'Vhcert lhut ever AT
tV .on"uu U1 ""1 III noW lPtA, Wuon ouIrnh III
tuo Niyatn. p"i"ce stoou pelote huhdreds
~, singers nhu nuhureus OF Players upon
. hstru%ulonts. % SUM ot you may remember
ti tu"I o1uusloh' ~ was tnu .lrst one OF tho
M n,nu ~ Witch was present, ana shnli