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Again, home is a refuge. Life is the

1 United States army on the national froad to Mexico-'-a long march. with l ever and anon a skirmish and a battle t A1 eventide we pitch our tent and stack; our arms: we hang up the war cap,* arid. our head onthe knapsack, we sleep until the morning bugle calls us to march to the action.How plesant it is to, rehearse the victories and the surprises lard the attacks of the day, seated by 'he s ill campfire of the home circle! Yea, life is a stormy sea. With shivered masts 1 ar-d torn sails and hulk aleak, we put in at the harbor of home. Blessed har- bor! There we go for repairs in the drydock. The candle in the window is to ` the tolling man the lighthouse guiding I ,him into port. Children go forth to lmeet their father as pilots at the Nar- rows take the hand of ships. The door- 2 sill of the home is' the wharf where 3 heavy life is unladen. There is that place where we talk of what we havej done without being charged with self ‘, d lt Th h la h l

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ungraceful. There is the place wherel we may forget our annoyance and ex-_l asperation and troubles. Forlorn earthll pilgrim, no home ? Then die. That isp better. The grave is brighter and grander and more glorious than this, _world with no tent from marching,` with no harbor from the storm, with no t place of rest from this scence of greed and; gouge and loss and gain God pit

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N n is Bs in B mi - - » il"F1oS"i°t>‘t1“’f€§..’&.°’1;i°¢'l.‘l..v. “ w.d‘3..d2$ ~P “f"=°f» 'mme IS = S<=_b°°1- 0151 AtMi‘.W GLASGOW N 8 indsor Hotel _ ground must be turned up with aut-soil y

'Ivory Friday plow. and it must be harrowed and re- f - harrowed. and than the crop will not be

as large as that of the new ground with`

less culture. fNow,yonth and chtldhood

M *are new ground. and all the influences

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Pom f cfm-up i£*d"°»!l-..1ifs1uxurl“tly‘ EWU l Mv?gUfl:¥np51r;u;°¢ fe” 15'” hi". N3' tlie` hard lsenclies on which to eit?”

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-_ ; ' _ your children. And every ebullitiou of "

[KOS anger and every uncontrollable display

of indignation will be fuel to their dis-

,un 6°” 'wig Fwd" position 20 or3O or 40 years from new

“--fuel for a had fire at quarter of a cen- tury from this. .

Oh, make your home the brightest

place on ‘ earth if you would* charm your children to a high path ' of virtue and rectitnde and reli-

gold on the gentlan and spots the pansy, pour into your dwellings. Do not ex-

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gion! Do not always turn the blinds the or asthma returning. Three oottiosd ttif y

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wrong way. Let the light which putsl f__3"u§;`k:§yI§§lEf! C"m°tpa‘;§ma_"°0§.,,. gm ¢,_,,e§ _

Fyouhave pictures with the Hawkins and in the day of judgment they will

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.‘.‘ ;Scene, and the Saturday Night Market- the history of your children P What

I I I Eg. Get you no hint of che?-fulness afhistory-the mortal and immortal lifc

1 2 , m erasshopper s leap an lamb’s 0 your loved ones ! Eve - arent is

_ _ lfrisk aid quail’s whistle and garrulous Writing the history of -his Zzilil), He is 'S' "' E M | N G _ streaiiilet which from the rock at the - writ ng it. composin it into son or

fren Amid Flowers, and The Harvest Whit If 011 U16 Wlill. Sh0\1ld<10m8 Out

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,mountain ton cleir down to the meadow

G°°d Work and 1°" P1`1"9S the Cause- _ 'ferns under' the shadow of the steep!

‘comes looking to see where it can find

_ ,_the_steepest place to leap off at and talk-

mad, frothing at the mouth with mud f foam, and there were nothing buti simooms blooming away the hills ant g there were neither larks. carol§ nor humming ' bird’s thrill, nor§ waterfall’s dash.but only beai’s barké and panther’s scream and wolf’s howl 5

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cent hilairity, all brightness and all good ' cheer. Adarlr 'home makes bad boysyt and bid girls in pr piration for badi men and had Worn n. , '

RE:-PoNsIB1Li'1‘Y oifPARi~;;\"rs.

Above all, my friends, take into your homes Christian principle. Can it bel that in any of the comfortable homes] whose inmates I confront the voice of prayer is never liftec? y What ! No sup *I plication at night for nrotection P What? t No thanksgiving in the morning for ` care ? How my brother, my sister. will? you answer God in the day of judgment with reference to your chi‘dren P It is a piain question, and therefore I ask it, , In the tenth chapter of Jeremiah God says he will.pour out His fury upon the fimilies that call not upon His ntme. ‘ Oh, parents, when you are' dead and gone, and the moss is covering the in-I scription of the tombstone, will your children look back and think of father l and mother at family prayer 9 Will they take the old family Bible and open it and see the marks of tears of contrition and tears of consoling promise wept by eyes long before gone out into dark- ness ? Oh, if you do not calculate I Christian principle in the hearts of your children, and you do not warn them against evil, and you do not invite them to holiness and to God, and they wander off into dissipation and in‘o in- fidelity and at last make shipwreck of their immortal soul. on their deathbsd

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rqgulgg- one a lady had been coriflticd to

' ggi' bed most ot the time for nr-arty si your previous to takin: this r@\11@=1_-*- -md ,$55 than three bottles have comb-¢‘f~2»5' '21--1 her. Over one year has now passed, and _ there has not 'been the slizbféil ll‘<lif'0U0H

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Again. home is a type of heaven. At our best estate we are only pilgrims and strangers here. “Heaven is our home.” Death will never knock 'at' thedoor of that mansion, and in all that country there is not a single grave. How glad parents are in the holidays to gather their children home again! But I have noticed th tth ` l l

8 BFE I5 8 (BOSS 8 W3]’B 8. SOD OI 8 daughter absent -absent from home,per-* haps absent from the country,; e 'haps ah- »

sent from the world. Oh,how glad* our

_ E’S y lhenyou mightweu gather into yen; heavenly Father_will be when he getsall

homes ODI the shdows But when ; of His children home with Him in heavenly

2 a ` I God has styrewn the earth and the hdeiv- l And MW-deughuulit' will befor hmm*

[qmginued From The Second Pg,g¢_], ens with beauty and with gladneis, let ers and mst' . i _ f‘

A BLESSED HARBOR_ ` HS lakil iDliO OUT IIOUJB Cl!Cl.BS all IIIDO-

ers to meet after long sep

eration! Once they parted at the door oi t the tomb. Now they meet at the door of immortality. Once they saw only ‘-through a glass darkly.” Now it is, face to face, corruption, mortality, im-‘ mortality. Where are now all theirsins and sorrows and troubles ?ove;whelmed in the Red Sea of death, while they pass though dry shod. Gates of pearl,,cap- stones of amethyst, throncs of dominion do not stir my soul so much as the throught of heme. Once there. let earth- ly sorrows howl like storms and roll like seas. Home! Let thrones rot and empires wither. Home ! Let the world die in earthquakesvstrtiggle and be buried amid procession of planets and dirge of spheres. Home ! Let everlasting ages roll in irresistable sweep. Home l No sorrow. Noicrying. No tears. No death. But home, sweet home. beautiful home, everlasting home, home with each other. home with angels, home with God!

_ A Damn or Hoirii. One night, lying on niy lounge when

very tired, my children all around about me in full romp and hilarity and laugh- ter-on the lounge half awake and halt asleep-I dreampt this dream: I was in a far country. And I wandered around looking for thorns ~ and settles. but I found that none of them grew there, and Isaw the sun rise. and l watched to see it set, but it sank no: And I saw the people in holiday attire. and I said, “When will they _put off this and put on workmen’s 'garb and again delve in the mine and swelter at the fcrge?" But they never put off the holi- day attire. '_ V

And Iwanderetl in the suburbs of

the city to had the place where the dead sleep. and Ilooked all _along the line ofthe beaulifiilhills, the place where thedeadvmigiit most piacefully sleep, and Isaw towers and castles, but 'not a mausoleum 'or is monument or a white slab could I see. And I went into the chapel of the great town. and I said, "Where do the poor worship and where

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And_'!h§,_ansvi*'er,,iras made me. “We have no poor in this country.” And then I wandered out to find the hovels of the I destitute, and I found mansions of amber, and ivory. and gold, but not a tear could I see, not a sigh could I near. And I was bewildered, and I sat down ` under the -branches of a great tree, and I said. “Where am I and whence comes all scene?" And then out from among the leaves and up from the ilowery paths and across the broad streams there came a beautiful groun thronging .all about me, and as I saw them come I thought I knew their step, and as they shouted I thought I knew

their yoices, but then they were so gloriously arrayed in ~ apparel

suclifpictures as YY_est’s i.¢'°fl» _ -`__~ 5 _~_»jt- ‘ stranger. 'I‘_h}floretto’s _ . . ; 'E-pu. I '

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the mystegy all vanished. _alidyp I found. time had gone and eternity had come and we were altogether again in our. new home. In' heaven. < and I .looked around and I said, “Are wgiall here P” and the voice of many g`enera_tion'sf rei- Sponded. i-All here! ’_ ~And.while tears _ of lainess were running down o r

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