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-5 fC r I Rev. Dr. Talma ge Speaks of Our Saviour's Love. Ail Our Homes Should Chime With the Songs of Jesus.=-No Cradie Song More Beautifui==Death Bed .Scene of a Littie'Child=-Songs in the Night for AIL. A deaspaîch froïm Washington says: lifîted for help, You cannot help; -The Rey. Dr. Talmage preachied from and a great agoay will pinoh your the follow ing text: *'The Lord le my heart, and the cradie will bea empiîy, and the nursery wiil be emipy, and s(rength and song."-Ps.cxvlii. 14. t ho world wili bc empîy, and your Thte afct fascinetin.g theme for a seul will bo ampîy. No liitle feet boart prcperly attu.ued is the Savicur. standing on the stairs. No toys sceller- There is scmethiag iu the maorning ed on the cerpot. No quick f ollowing s etigfrom room 10 room. No strange lbght 10 suggeat lm, and sm {Iig uestions. No upturned f ace, ln the evening sbadocw to speek Ris w ith laugbing blue oyes, come for a preise, The flower breathos Hlm, kiss. Bu,.r only agrave, and a wreath of white blossoms on the top of it; and thesta shnesRi, te cscae po-bitter desolation, and a sigbing at dlaims Him, ail- tha voices Of nature nightfell, with no one to put b bced, chant lm. Whatever la grand, and a -wat piliow; and a grave, and bright, and beautif ni, if yen only a wreath of white blossoms on the liston t10 il, aili speek His prelso. So top of, Il. The Heevenly Shephard will lako that lamb safely anyhow, now, ivhen 1 corne ina the summarI whether you have beenï faithful or un- lime and pluck a flower, I think cof faitbf ni; but would it not have been Hlm who la "the rose of Sharon and pleasanter if you could have heerd the lily of the vellcey." When 1 sec trom those lips the preisos of Christ? 1- nover readanylhîng more beauti- lun the fields e lamb, 1 aay: "'Behold fui than Ibis about a child's deparlure. the Lamb cf God that taketh awey Theaccount seid she folded ber bands, the sin of the world" When, in very kissed ber mother good -bye, sang bot weather, I coma under a project- ber hymn, "îturned ber face to the ing uf?,i sa; aal." said bar ittle prayer, and thon ingclif, 'lSay;died. "Rocrk of Ages, cleft for me, Oh if 1 could gther up in oe Let me bido myseif ina Thee.» paragraph tha least werds of the littho enes who have gone eut f rom ail these Over the old-fashioned riulpits thora Chris tian circles, and if I could pic- was a ,sounding-board. The voice tof turc the calm looks, and the tolded the minister rose to the sounding- hends, and the sweet deperture, ma- boar, ad ten as sruc bak aainthinks il -would ha grand and beauti-. hporande en wafstrueopec An cfui as ona ofTleavenIs great, doxolog- upontheear othepeole.AndS0~las. In my perisb in Philaeophia a the tan thousaad voices of Barth ris- uitIle child waes departing. Site hed ing upi, find the heevens a sounding- been sick ail ber days aad, a cripple. board, which strikes beclr te the er t was noonds.y when she went, and of ail the nations the praises, ýf Christ, as te shado'ws of deaîh gathered on bar eYelid, she thought it avening, The heavena tell Ris giory, and the and lima to go te bed, end so' she, said: eerth shows Ris handiwork. The Good-nighî, papa; good-aight, mam- Bible tbrilis witb ona great story cf me." .And hean she avas gonel t was god night" te pain, and "good rib' redemption. Uý,jn a biated and ho tsars, and 'good night" to deeth, fàded Paradise il poured the iight cf and "good night' teBaerth; but il was a glorieus restoretien. t looked Up,- "good mernlng" 10 Jasus-it wes e.re, prepared fromInNa- !re'smld axatives, and while gentie are reliable and efficient. They Cure Sick Headache, Bil.î iousness, Sour Stomachl, and Constipation. Sold everywhere, 25C. per box. Preparedby C.lHood & Cc,,LowellMas. thlai shot thirougil hiE 1last moments, and citheimeasrale ocean of torrent that heaved ujp egatinst His cross in on10 foamuing, wrathful, omnipotent surge; thea sun dashed out, and the dead, shrouded-wrapped, breaking open their sepuichres, and rushing out to Ses What was the matter. We sing His resurraction; the Guard that could Dot keep Hiîm, the soFrow oî Ris dis- 1ilethe clouds piling up on either id npillared spiendour as H1e want through, trcading the pathless air higher and higher, until H1e came to the foot of the Throne, and A-LL HIEAVEN KEPT JUBILE IL the return of the conquoror. Is tier any Song more appropriate for aSabbeth night than this song of Jesus? Let the pessers-by in the street hear it. Let the engels of God carry il amid the thrones. Sound it out through the darkness. Jesus the night song, appropriete for any hour, but it la ospecially sweot, and beautiful, and blessed, on a Sabbath night. I Say once more, christ iS the ever- lalt.ing Song. The very singers soe- limes gel tired. The strongest throats sometimes get weary, and many who sang very sweetiy do not sing now; but, I hope, by the graca of God, we w 111 after a while g(> up and sing the praisos of Christ where we will neyer be wearyý. You know thare are soe songs that are especially appropriaIs for the home circlo. TUey stir the soul. Trhay slart the tears. They turn. iho hearî in on 'ilsoif, and keep sounding af 1er the tune bas stopped, like some caîbedral bell, which long aftor the tep of the brazen tengue has ceased, keepa 'throbbing in the air. Well, it will be a home song in heaven; ail the swea-ter because those wbo sang witb us in the doxnestic circlo on earth shall join that great harmony- "Jerusaom,ý my happy home, Niame over dear to me; WYhen shall my labours have an 'end In joy and peace with Thes?" , The Christian singera, andt compos- ers of al cgee will ha Ihere to join in Ibat song. 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