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The V-3, latest submarine to be added to Uncle Sam’s sea forces, is in reality an underset
tattle cruiser. It has a gun turret on the deck and carries lifeboats. A similar type developed
£y Great Britain carries an airplane. Photo, shows the y-3 leaving Charleston, Main., navyi
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With five men, believed dead, entombed, the Woodward Colliery, near Wilkes-Barre,
Pa., was sealed to check the spread of fire. Accumulating gases blew off the cap, wrecking
ihe superstructure, and broke windows within fifty miles. Picture shows the demolished struc
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Characteristic Sayings at Revival
Conducted by Rev. McfCendree Long
| Following art a few of the eharac
11eristic sayings of Mr. Long through
out his germqns: .. .■ 1 A.
The religious ideals of the ilnsur
rendered, are stars that turn to me
teors. The religious ideals of those
crucified, with Christ are as the North
Star "of whose true fixed and Mating
quality here is no fellow in the flrniu
lueut,” and all of the constellations
of grace aud glory revolve about
them. • • i v
Revenge is itself the Nemesis of re
taliation.
Ambition Is a serpent which only
hatches her progeny to swallow them.
To understand all mystery will be
ours in heaven. To believe andf>bear
all things is.ours on earth. The thread
of love's earthly labyrinth is jfust.
Many church members petition
(iod as If he had not an angel about
His throne, nor an ounce of gold n
His fining pot. To live a beggar is
bad enough: but to jiauperuie i*t he
prince of the kings of the earth” is a
crime indeed. , " ,
The lines of earthly latitude, our
circles of Christian difficulty get
smaller as they get closer to the
poles of trust and obedience.
Money may talk, but the goddess of
liberty on mtoat men's "dollars is
struck dumb when she goes to church, j
Christianity without the redemptive j
cross, soon degenerates into a System
of moral mockeries; and Christianity
without cross bearing disciples, as a
gazing stock, upon which heathendom |
itself erics out in disdain. The tongue I
of all the Godhead cries from that j
cross, "It is finished.” And the fiery j
tongues of Pentecost cry to the ages, r
'The sacred voice of the Holy Ghost
himself sayeth unto all men every
where. ‘Christ is the end of the law
of r ; ghteousness to everyone that be
lieveth’.”
Bubbles are the more irrideecently i
beautiful just before they burst; ice-j
clad trees the more bewitching just .
before the sun melts thorn. Take j
care of your heavenly vision! They i
descend quickly and vanish as quick- I
ly. To obey the visions of hell, means
damnation. To disobey those of hear- ;
cn. the greater damnation.
Many preach on faith, who have I
never gone to the limits of trust. The |
woodman must first cut the tree to!
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measure it. AA'e need more' of the
wood cutting of daily reliance on
Christ, and less ethereeal discourse (
on the transports of religion. Where
th<‘re is reliance on Christ there will
be rapture with Christ. ,
Os all preaching and testimony, the ,
Holy Ghost honors most that dealing
with the blood. Beginning at that
point, he leads us up, past pinnacle .
upon pinnacle of happy trust to the
sheknial summit of glorification it- 1
self. *
As well try to quench smoking Si
nai itself as conscience. "A wicked
conscience mouldeth goblins more swift '
that frenzy thought.'" Deliberate sin- ’
tiers are breaking the decalogue ou
the TToreh of their own hearts. ' ' j
The formalist is the church’s under -
taker.
The Pharisee, like the Wandering
Jew. leaves his ignoble footprints in j
every community. The ourban, mon
gerers, the tithers of mint, and anise, j
and cummin, the philacteried Despoil
ers of those who choose the modera
tion. or even the poverty of Christ as
their heavenly dowry, behold, how
these are with us yet! And yet no
man need envy the stupidiy of the
world, nor the contumely of the Phar
isee. If the devil were asked whom he
pitied most of all the earth, he would
reply, "I pity most the spiritual pau
per who will deposit his dilusory rich
es and honors with most of tragic bit
terness at the river of death!” I pity
most the Pharisaic wretch whose soul
is po'soned with the folly of pride,
pride, sin's mother and original. And
who will scar the "sides of the pit itself
with a bottomless fall.”
The dove of peace alights on a cross
bravely taken up, just where we laid
it down. That cross may be hewn
from the thorn* tree of agony, and the
crown that encircles : ts head may
have been east in the furnace of af
fliction. but of our cross, we must
take it up being “strengthened with
all might according to his glorious
power, into all longsuffering with joy
fulness."
One surrendered heart can change
the universe, but a universe of change
cannot alter aii unsurrendered heart.
A little Scotch girl was converted un
der the preaching of AVhitfieled. tjhe
was asked if her heart was changed
and gave the following beautiful an
yer: "Something 1 know has changed;
it may he the world, it may be my
heart. There is a change somewhere
for everything is different from what
it was before.”
Jesus under the black nimbus of
separation from the Father. Jesus’
ajeroed body and torn and broken head
with its last thought breathed out in
love and city, these are the guaran
tees of eternal peace.
The Holy Ghost drives all the
hooding devils of melancholy out of
the heart He cleanses.
The last thing'that can give ue
peace is ourselves.
Women are often strong when den
are weak. The starlight of a wom
an’s gcntler'counsel ; s often the reme
dy of our souls after the scorching,
blasting highuoon of life's fever, fret
and fighting. Often the palmtree of
woman's spiritual fortitude stands de
fiant of the hurricane, when the moun
tain pine of limit's moral might, more
rigid, less yes'lient, has been twisted
out of rootage by the whirlwind of the
world.
Idleness always distils the ichor of
detraction. When conversation is
without brains, it i« always w thout
heart.
Punplibowl revelries, and petting
pruriencies, and midnight salirity,
and all the chartered deviltry or pu
treacent society w'th its
* morals andj Pompeian cede,! will never
produce Dririases t| Clothe tjie :
and Abigalb* to feed them.
The bigger the lion,' tne more the
jungle fowl chatter at him.
Not all the angels of joy, rnnjg
gtUMJfa* ravished lyre of distru»!
OabHel hlMself cannot tune to melody,
the heart strings snapt by jealousy
and betrayal! ■
Whew we repeat an old sin, we dou
• We em's power, and divide opr power
of moNII resist anee in half. The road
• to perdition and wreck, is lined with
• the mileposts of old sins repeated till
■ morally monotonous.
i Samson went to Sorek! A bad
: place for a Naxarite to wander to. f!:v
--■ en n Delilah amid the vineyards, and
■ what can guardian angels do? If we
stick cur heads in the lion’s mouth,
v we need not expect God to send an
■ archangel to prop their jaws open.
Surely we are maddest of all when we
take a wild leap over the whirlpool
rapids of our special weakness.
. Faith can germinate in,grace only.
. But when planted by giace in the
I most barren ground, like the flower*
ing cactus it can suck it), nutriment
! from the sterile bosom of the desert,
and drop blooms of paradise from its
thorniest branch.
Faith is like an anchor: it can hold
something apparently out of all pro
portion to its size and power. One of
its grapnel points, rests on the short
of eternal grace, and the' other holds
fast our surging hearts. The biggest
soul, the lordliest giftip must be an
chored by it. It is fairest jewel of
mighty minds, and lack of it vulgar-
I izes any man to the level of the brute
I and the savage.
I Doublemindedness has no satisfac
tion. It is as if a man had two con
sciences. one good and one evil, und
| were daily endeavoring to satisfy the
: claims of both. The soul becomes a
frightful amphitheatre ren and torn
[by the rolling battalions of conflicting
f desire.
! The worldling is the paid pander of
[time. The Christian, the bold crown
t <‘d heir of eternity.
Our life is above all a hidden life.
| Xo noisy fluttering, no egotistic trum
petings. no self publications must be
! tolerated. The fairest pearls are yet
|on the floor of the sea, and though
men behold them not, they delight the
1 eye of God. Many a beetle on a leaf
| is clad in burnished mail no urmour
l er can fashion, and wears a cuirass
' more resplendent than that of God
fred de Bouillion. Many a gem in
the crystal bowl of the unknown
mountain gorge, is fairer than that on
the throat of a princess. Be content
to be hid with Christ in God. and you
will be revealed of God in Christ. If
we are not willing to be unknown be-,
cause of Christ, we are not worth be
ing known of men.
God often suffers the devil to raise
a storm to show us the security of
our ship.
Better one humble heart, heating
with the passion of simple benevo
lence ami fired by Christian love than
all the decorations cf royalty and all
the favor of princes. The humblest
believer is of the seed royal, and bears
the scutcheon of Abraham, the friend
of God and the father of the faith up
on his armorial field, his is a royal
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Any weakness of relenting is bet
ter than the undurable hypocrisy of
those who hate. Better to stoop to
I your enemy than cringe before yotir
own conscience.
I have read that James Bussell
Dowell was once passing from Home
to Germany. Ip his company was a
friend from Germany who crossed the
Alps with him. Is)well paused on a
high peak overcome by the magnifi
cence of the scene before him. Turn
ing his face toward Koine and lifting
his hat he exclaimed. "Glories of the
past, I salute you!” Then his Ger
man friend turned his face toward the
fatherland and lifting his hat he like
wise exclaimed. "Glories of the fu
ture, I salute you !" Yet both of these
saluted passing glories, while you and
myself, earfh s cliiefnTost sinners, mere
scions of The House of Worthlessness,
we can stand on the top peak of the
Alps <>f assurance and hail the King
All Glorious, and the glory of H : s
Kingdom which will never pass away '
And the chant of the Spirit in the
of I>aul oomes up in our souls,
’’ l herefore let no man glory in men ;
for all things are yours; whether I‘aul
or Apollus. or Cephas, or the world or
life; or death, or things present or
things to come, all are yours; H nd ve
are Christ's, and Ghrist is God's."
'Nearly nil husbands CU d wives
think they are martyrs.
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