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illE UN
CCUP1ED FIELiS
0 CHRISTIAN WI.K
Rev, Dr, Talmage. Calls Upon Religious
Workers to Seek Out New Spheres
of Usefulness.
IA. (Washington report ; In, hie, a/s. 1 and he who goes to work here will not
be building upon another man's foun-
'0
course Dr. 1
-annage Points to fields Of dation. There is a large number of
usefulnese that are not yet thoroughla i them. They are afraid a us and our
cultivated and shows the need of more , churches for the reason we do not
activity. The text is Romans ay., 20: know how to treat them. One of this
class met Christ. And her with what
"Lest I should build upon another •
' tenderness and pathos and beauty and
man's foundation." I success Christ dealt with him: "Thou
In laying out the man Of ha miss i shalt love the Lord thy God -with all
I thy heart and with all thy soul and
eioniary tour Paul sought out towns
1 , with all they mind and with all thy
and cities alhyet jich had not soh I strength. This is the first and great
preached eo. He goes to C.•orinth, a i eommandment, and the second is like
city famous for splendor and \lee, I unto it -namely, thou shalt love thy
neighbor as thyself. There is none
and Jerusalem, where the priesthood i other commandment greater than
and the sanhedrin were ready to leap 1 these." And the scribe said to him
'with both feet .upon the Chrietian re-; "Well, Master, thou hast said the truth,
ligion. He feels he has -especial work , for there is one God, and to love Him
to do, and he means to do it. What 1 with all the heart and all the under -
was She result? The grandest life of ; standing and all the soul and all the
usefulness that a man ever lived. We i strength is more than a -bole burnt of -
modern Christian workers. are not apt ! ferings and sacrifices." And when Jesus
to imitate Paul. We build on other 1 saw that he answered discreetly He
people's foundations. If we ereet al said unto him, ",Thort art not far from
church, we prefer to have it filled with' the kingdom of God." So a skeptic was
families, all of whom have been Pions. ' saved in one interview. But few Chris -
Do we gather a Sabbath -school class, tian people treat the skeptic in that
we want good boys and etris, hair ; waY. Instead of taking hold of him
combed, faces wa-shed, manners tn., with the gentle hand of love, we aro
tractive. So a churah in this day is ! apt to take him with the pinchers of
ecclesiasticism.
apt to be built out of other ehurehss. l
Others were tripped up to vicepti-
Some ministers spend all their time in
eism from being gtilevously wronged
fishing in other people's ponds, and .'
" by some- man who professed to he a
they 'throw the line into that ehureh '
I Obristian. They lied a partner in
pond, and they jerk out a Meth:tele:a ;
4. business who turned out to be a
and throw the line into another i
. iirst-elase seoundrel. though a pro -
church pond and bring out a. Presby- I
t, feesed christian. Marie• years ago they
terian, or there !s a religious row In i loisit all faith by what happened in an
some neighboring ;hurdle mad a witole : eau; con4.4rniinc.eu* wifni.It,tvas tformTehtcl amid
school of fish swim off from that Pond,
and we tallos them all in with ""its" ! panyPvownedmnoxl'ar:treollr if th;entilit"I"
sweep of the net. NVilat is gain"? " there was no sign of oil pr. -Our -eel: but
Absolutely nothing far the, cause, of l the president eft Lb' vontpany ACIrOi a
Christ. 'What etrenaalwns an army is Presbyterinn eider. and the tr.astrer
new recruits. 'Whit; eourteous t" ! war an Epinaselanan vestryman. and
the:ea craning from ether flocks, we r ens. aleaeter wee a methetare tease-
ehould build our churelpes not ott:t of l eataar,, anti the other flineetare prentin.
other chneshee. lint "au of the worist ' 'ea men•Iters ef lettelet and , ,,,ngr.l.t;.11
lea we build on enether malts Tema lama/ tharelies. ('8 )41' le • re nee-
datlen. • on ••ut teltirm wiutt taie,Ct•thl rt...,10,
The fast la ithe an a all werta. , etereel le fere the venteany. Ifianesete
When ht tete s.seeeeten aae,.... sk e s#4on an.1 W 4 11.11 ..I "i19 9.1,' t iial,1 1U 1 .., 1, ,, V, Ott:, 4,..
learned elle a ;omelets of el s insfatif. r- , e r ins e et. tied i hat lir t Be ;Its it ail at ,,I,
allee of One planet. ws, .1.4 nen heel: " "li de 401 Lava anythina ,A.,.• log eat
half. It ie the hitt:tele aed lentemai ; %.4,i419;m.. 14.1.4 ci. No i. r l' -ii lit''''n
wit thane 'ter . Wei xtortItilifi,11`1 4,,, ,.ti' 01, tt,.. Is eel 4.1`: 1, 41. 18 ;.. 4„,,.;01, jiy-
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aesseea*Seeeettes,,___—_
enough far you. Islay, I have a, bet- UNDAY SCHOOL
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woands and tears and blood and
groans end agonies and death throes
of the Son of God, who approaches
you this moment with torn brow and
lacerated hands and whipped back,
and saying, "Come unto me, all ye
who are weary and heavy laden, and
I will give you rest."
The churches at' God ought to be so
many life searing stations, not sq
much to help those who are in smooth
water, but those who have been shiP-
wrecked. Corne, let us run out the life-
boats! And who will man them? We
do not Preach enough to such meni we'
have not enough faith in their release,
Alas, if when they come to hear us
we are laboriously trying to show the
difference "between sublapsarianism and
supralapsarianism, while they have a
hundred vipers of remorse and despair
coiling around arid biting their im-
mortal spirits. The church iS not
chiefly for goodish sort of men, whose
aroclivities are all right and -who could
get to heaven praying and singing in
their own homes. It is on the beach to
help the drowning. Those bad eases are
the cases that God likes to take hold
of. He can save a big sinner as well
as a small sinner, and when a man
calls earnestly to God for help He will
go out to deliver such a one. If it were
necessary, God would come down from
the sky, followed by all the artillery of
heaven and a million angels with drawn
swords. Get 100 such redeemed men
in your churches and nothing could
stand before theni, for such men are
generally warm hearted and enthusi-
astic. No formal prayers then. No
heartless singing then. No cold conven-
tionalisms then.
The Prussian cavalry mount by
putting their right foot into the stir-
rup, while the American cavalry
mount by putting their left foot into
the stirrup. I do not care how you
mount your war charger if you only
get into this battle for God and get
there soon, right stirrup or left stir-
rup e arm
cupied fields are still around us, and 3. Hetqtake thh; ,perable-In order to , ,
• extern My deli kattOtn til4l3 ranged'
rental, and trader
;spirit, of the jeep 4 to the lost ils• Coroner Seitaffuer. About thl wit -
Whit ewat er title often; b -f.tre Ihttatos,4-Reee
rup or no stirrup at all. The unoc-
man's foundation? I have heard of maws a ere ex:teems i„ act:vont Cr`,1111 „:10 to 10 • pr bag.
why should we build on another ;
sust..Y Hie +amnia and strew the true
what was called the "thundering le- awake tit peraeles 4 the: leseon. the inghltalty displaeed by the 'rim- • itiltiltiErn-rni:e611'..a:e.";2?alti.stukia•t.'1,::::: tfs141ireiircelei:o.:;fie.red.ring'
glen."' It was in 170, a part of the P-„earatifites like thie partil le we had intti tilt' (^°11131111,^rsh'ilitt, osfin1,14.t1:1.1rw LI! per
Roman army to ahieh some Chris- in Matthew xelii. I", deed.. the erime
darts belonged. and their PhaVers. it ; !V- kit. :WM of •„.1..:0,1 -Th wares, aro terMt. and when the details are P th- silillinnannolnOa
ti
was said, were answered by thunder. ana het". I1. loalo4 wrbbnal and lit,het1 will co.:ts • wilevre.til it arrno. reeeee House -Firm, with prieee nee
and lightning and hail and tempest. ttel• ""la to 114 -Ir oalittery Minute fte-I. g 44".• t ; 'allow that i. 14' ..eseehee seen te, esneh per ,..wn
whieh evt.rthrew an invading army and hag. If tit w Won101 pity a hest sleep. • den teitieel Raw :twee' ,4111 dole' 31. I -apostle. Pratt Market.
earsel. the empire. Aad I would to Dada he t*. ertifeleell ior elbowing an !Pr vci% iir tie't 414 him t t Woe -
Clod that our ehuraites might be eft la..te to a I. bet num? hes one of able te hen 1 over tit • pareiteee a • ,ht; stM tt 444 til.thti for grape&
mighty in praeer and work tbati,,tqtett; 83• 14"11011*.`,11,1uss'h. itlellt,2:44441.414,
talons witieh :les forees of sin might ,":„„• "4"'" t"^tt.„1"it re!. ..Thh heit. Mot, p is nit • app,.artel th neet in.* ,s. as far ' htel inent. Firet quality
would leeonne 111;111'1er:tier
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a great aorBee, tsares t's eats h tea anteasenente +01. tii1.14i'41:1!'n had . mor
terrine's awe 8 2,4 : ,,,te- stave a e n'''' Vaasa Il , tiii. - ti:• 1,,,f Ili'
'Wen, foal 01 f' ,,:, leo.41t84:- el save. ' ria111 440•041r 4 '°,'''', le. tea ree,„%fi.4 ,l';.'
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Ide8SOPI IVO. ILL
• OCT• OBER 21, 1900.
TheLost Sheep and the Lost Coins -Luke 16;1-10.
r-
ot' the sheep, 2. There is a determined
effort put forth to find the lost sheep
-"Goes after that' withal was' lost
until ha find it." So are the efforts of
Christ in Seeking mom
Man found. "And when lee hath
found 11 11 layeth it oti his shoulder."
The recovery is the result of divine
oeleking. The lost sheep did not find
its way back to the fold,. and never
would. So with man ; he inu.st be
found by Chalet if he is ever found.
When found, and if willing, Christ
will supply. all his need. "Shoulder"
18 the symbol of strength, and re-
covered man has Omnipotence upon
which to depend. Shoulder from its
ideal meaning hoe the metaphorical
one of government. "The government
shall be upon hie ehouicler."
In the second parable the chief fi-
gure is a woman to whom the loss
of the coin is a Feriouts matter. "Here
the ruined aoal Is represented as a
lost coin, and we learn from it that
Goa positively misses retch lost soul,
and longs for its resanetion. ln the
first, parable the 10 .411 soul is viewed
from man's standpoint ; in the second,
from God's. rhhere is a slight differ-
ence in the language of rejoicing. In
the first parable it was 'Rejoice with
me ; for I have found my sheep which
was lost ;' here, 'for I have found the
piece which- I had lost,' In the first
Coannentary,-The parables of this
lesson were spoken soon after the
one recorded in the last lesson.
I. Thea drew them unto Him -They
"were drawing near unto Him" (R.
V.) to hear Him. They came to Ills
ministry with an assurance that He
Weald receive them into His king -
don'. Publicane and sinners -The
publicans were the tax -gatherers,
"They were odious to the 'whole na-
tion on account of their occupation
and their unscrupulousnese in car-
rying it on, and were persons from
whom the religious held aloof be-
cause of their gross and sensual
life." They came to Jesus because
they were penitent, a fact which
should have led the pharisees to re-
Joioe rather than to murmur. -W111 -
cock.
2. The Pharisees -The leading
party among the Jews; "the ortho-
dox defenders of the law." They
were very strict! outwardly, but
neglected the weightier matters of
the law, such as justice, merey,1111-
mility and purity of heart. And
Scribes -The teachers of the law,
also called "lawyers" and "doctor.;
of the law." Many of them were
Pharisees and also members of the
Sanhedrin. Murmured - "The proud
murmur and condemn ; the humble
hear and learn." They found fault
with Him because He allowed out-
co.sts and vicious people to approach
Him, and because He assot•iated with
them. And ea.tetin with them -This
was coneidered scandalous ; it was
contrary to the condition of the
elders, *Tem; was the friend of the
sinners, but not of the sin ; they
hated the sinner. Jesus associated
with sianers for the purpose of draw -
Ing them away from their tains to
Himself.
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Leading 'Wheat Markets,
Following are the cdosintr, quest
tante toelay at important Vile%
centreet
New York Dee.
Chicago ... $O 7(-1 1-2
Milwaukee ... ... ▪ 0 79 142
131. Ii4)tliJl 0 73 3.4 0 7414
oledo 0 78 1-2 :0
Detroit, red ... 0 77;34 OS0
Detroit, white 0741 Ja., --
Duluth, Nie. 1 N078 5-8 0 78 7.131
Duluth, No. I He. 0 80 .1-8 --
Minneapoils, No. 1
Northern ... .. 01 77 7.8 0 77 1-0
Minneapolis, No. '1
hard 79 W -B3 --
Tor onto Verniers" Market.
Wheat-Recelpts light ; 00 bush -
01.9 of white, which 'sold at 09c, 200
bushels of red at 09 to 09 I -2e and
800 busliele of goose at 08 1-2c to
Glee.
ea:ley-Belt grade; were 1-22 lows
er ; 1,300 bushels seal 4-1 to Is
Rye -Steady; one load sold at 533e
per e .
it was the anguish of tile sheep which Oats-Firre ; 200 -bushels sold', at 29e
W844 the central point of the story; to 29 1.2e.
in the second it was the distress of Hay and Straw -Hay was firm -ere
the woman who had lost something.' and the receipts were ;smaller. Tem
loads sold at $13.3U to $14 per tom
straw was not in. evidence and tine
priest; was unchanged.
Butter -Was °tiered freely, but d0
111441041 was not heavy anti stock moved
slowly. Prates, however, contiaued
steady, pound rolls bringing 20-e
22e.
THE Mil SOS MURBEii,
Think Walter Gordon Killed
Two Men, Egge--Not many in ; the demand
was gooll awl all were ;mai. Were firm
at 18 to 20-.
lemitwv-Reeteipts were larger, but
AND PUT BODES IN WELL. n'ai; only inolerate and sale
A Ninga, hinei„ report: The inquest was slow- • wor' iflit'llang"thl at
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leave never bad any Christian work- i; them never throagin their heads, bet A crowd :surrountleti their 71
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esenestanear, in the accentuation say , If I address saeh ester- and worsen 44 sal a shot gan with teeks and
what.. justification Is, and after ail rile 4 to -day, I throw- out no scoal. I inn- 2- ated hired luso the crowd. One n
work there are not, outside of the team- ; plead them by the memory ef the „ body toed arms were badly torn
ed professioris. le.fae people who yen good old -clays When at their raother's : the tacks and natis. Armt/ser was
tell what jussitleation res. I will roll knee they said, -"Now I lay me , i11 the head and Ms skean and on
you fine definitions: "justilleation ::=1 down to adeerea• and by those days las ears were badly lacerated.
erowd s.,eathered for the time hal
purely a forensic stet, the act of a jeeps: ' and nog 9t8 of 8(41" .1 fever in whi.sh ,
. ,I bat when NS/fate lent hes t0.3.4. 1"
sitting in the forum, in witielf the s3e- watched You, giving you than en - - - —
was nttacheh
prerne Ruler and Judge, Who is 1110" mednicine in erethe right time ara i .‘1h3W
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eounteb:e to none and who knews tee i turing your pilow when it was hot. Pag.
manner in which the 0411415 of his nal- l and with hands that many years ego t) town na-se"-
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an (loe by the rain and with voice that You •i4711»1 Mrs. Tiee or Cobb is said to
substitute in 47:140 91.1111114' manner as if it , never hear agoin, unless yett join leer 4 deaf and also brio in one eye.
it had been done by those who believe ' in the better country, to/d you to ' —. -- ...---
in the substitute and, purely on eteeount . never mind, fee you wouid feel bet- ! Great Britain's Frontier.
02 this gracious method of reckoning, !ter by and by, and by that dying; i On land alone Ihritreas itase to
grants them thp fun remission of their 'I. touch where she leeked so pale aro' ! fend a fro'ntier that fa quite '
sinew New. want is justifieation? 1 • larked eo sIowiy. tentehing her breath i ma 1:1170,4 Ling% willel/ Is 1.1. rE- t
will toll *Y-'41.1 4211411 lastifieaterse ;seatehen l, between the wards. ena you feu an 4, twiee thr. Irligth of that rf crin
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a sinner believes God lets him off.
Conu arative:y iittie effort as yet has ) soul. By ell that I beg you to come !,1 many and Itnesia, one; but little 1
been made. to save that large class of back and take the same religion. It" 1 than those of rranee. Germ:tiny
persons 1211 0844 midst caned skerities, w415 good 080811411 4410 her. It is good Russia, nombined.
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cell. tItiriartinent entirely.