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E GLORIOUS HERITAGE OF
THE CHILDREN OF THE KING
hey Have a Grand Family Name and a
Regal Family Mansion -High Dignity
of a Christian.
Washington report: In this ells -
°arse Dr. Talmage, who during hie
ourney homeward has seen much of
oyal and imperial splendors In pass -
ng through the capitals of Europe,
haws that there Is no higher dignity
or more Illustrious station than
hose which the Christian has; as a
child of God; text, Judges viil., 18,
"Each one 'resembles the children of a
king."
Zebah and Zalmunna had 'been off
to battle, and when they came back
they were asked what kind of people
they had seen. They answered that
the people had a royal appearance.
"Each one resembled the children. of
a. king." That description of people
s not extinct. There are still many
Who have this appearance. Indeed,
they are the sons and daughters of
the Lord .A.Inelghty. Though now in
exile, they shall yet come to their
thrones. There are family names
that stand for wealth or patriotism or
intelligence. The name of Washington
among us will always represent pat-
riotism. The family of the Medici
steed as the representative of letters.
The family ef the Rothschilds is eiga
nirleant of wealth, the loss of e40,000,000
In 1S4S putting them to no inconveni-
ence. and within a few year they bad
loaned Russia. $12.000,000, Naples $25,-
00,000. Austria $40,00(1,000 and England
200.0e11.000, and the stroke of their pen
on the counting room desk shakes
everything from the Irish sea. to the
Danube. They open their hand and
there is war, they shut It and there
is peen.. The Romanoirs of Russia,
Ile Ho:Jenne:terns of Germany, the
ourbens of Franee, the Stuarts and
uehihs or Great Boiteln, are houses
who fames are intertwinea with
the history of their respeettve nations
yrnbeile of Imperial authority.
But I prefteh Of a family more pa-
ential. mere rIeli and more extensive
the royal house of JeStts, of whom
be alloie farnhy in heaven and en
arth Is named. We are bleol rela-
lops by the relationehlp af the ereps;
ti el us are ehhart•n of the King.
Fir% 1 speak of our famtly name.
When we eee a deseemiant of some
one greatly eetebratel in the last
century, we leek at hint with peefotnia
Merest. To have had ennqueroree
kings or prinees in the ancestral fine
gives imam* to the fay name. In
Our :hie watt a King ani aCengtierer.
star In the, eftet with beton f3gta
loss? We all suffer loss. Is one be-
reaved? We are all bereaved.
Their streaming eyes together ilOw
For human guilt and inortal woe.
If you rejoice at another's misfortune
you are not one of the sheep, but one
of the goats, and the vulture of sin hath
alighted on your soul and not the Dove
of the Spirit.
Next, I notice the family property.
After a man of large estate dies, the
relatives assemble to hear the will read.
So much of his property is willed to his
sons and eo much to his daughters and
so much to benevolent societies. Our
Lord Jesus hath died, and we are as-
sembled to -day to hear the will read.
He says, "My peace I give unto you."
Through his apostles he says, "All
things are yours." What, everything?
Yes, everything! This world and the
next. In distinguished families there
are old pictures hanging on tile wall.
They are called the "heirlooms" of the
estate. They are very old and have
come down from generation to genera-
tion. So I look upon all the beauties
of the natural world as the heirlooms
of our royal family. The morning
breaks from the east. The mists travel
up, hill above hill, mountain above
mountain, until sky lost. The forests
are full of chirp and buzz and song.
Tree's leaf and bird's wing flutter with
gladness. Honey makers in the log and
beak against the bark and squirrels
chattering on the rail, and the call of
the hawk out of a clear elty, make you
'feel glad. The sun, whielt kindles con-
flagrations among the castles of cloud
and sets minaret and dome aflame,
stoops to paint the lily white and the
buttercup yeliow and the forget-me-not
blue. What can resist the sun? Light
for the voyager over the deep: Light
for the shepherd guarding the flocks
afield: Light for the poor who have no
lamps to burn: Light for the down -
(mot coed the lowly: T.Ig.ht for swelling
eyes and burning brain and wasted cap-
tive: Light for the smooth brow ot
and the nelgbboring woods for nut%
and eVerything around the old home-
stead is of interest to you. 1 tell you
of tbe old homestead of eternity. "111
my fahter's house are many man-
sions." When we talk of mansion5.
we think of Chatsworth and Its pare
nine miles , circumference and its
conservatory that 'astonishes the
world, its galleries •of art that contain
the triumphs of Chantrey, Canova and
Thorwaldsen, of the kings and queens
,who have walked its stately halls, or
flying over the heather, have hunted
the grouse. But alhothe dwelling places
of dukes and princes and queens are
as nothing to the family mansion that
is already awaiting or arrival. The
hand of the Lord Jesus lifted the p11 -
tars and swung the doors and planted
the parks. Angels walk there and the
good of all ages. The poorest man in
that house is a millionaire •and the
lowest a king, 'and the tamest word he
speaks is an anthem and the shortest
life an eternity.
It took a Taxton to build for Chats-
worth a covering for the wonderful
flower, Viotorla Regia, five feet in
diameter. But our Lily of the Valley
shall need no shelter from the blast
and in the open gardens of God shall
Put forth its full bloom, and alt heaven
shall come to look at it, and its aroma
shall be as though the cherubim had
soling before the throne a thousand
censers. I have not seen it yet. 1 aan
in a foreign land. But my Father Is
waiting for me to come home. I have
brothers and sisters there. In the
Bible I have letters from there, telling
me what a fine place it Is, It matters
not much to me whether I am rich or
poor, or whether the world hates rne
or loves me, or whether I go by land
or by sea, If only I may lift my eyes
at last on the family mansion. It is
not a frau house, built in a month,
soon to crumble, but an old mansion,
which is as fli'm as the day it was
built. Its walls are covered with the
ivy of many ages, and the urns at the
gateway are abloom with the century
plants of eternity.
The Queen of Sheba bath walked its
halls, and Esther and Marie Antoin-
ette and Lady Huntingdon and Cecil
and Jeremy Taylor and Samuel Ruth-
erford and John Milton and the widow
Who gave two mites, and the poor
men from the hospital -these two last
perhaps outehIning all the kings and
queens of eternity.
A family mansion means reunion.
Some of your families are very much
scattered. The children married and
went off to St. Louis or Chicago or
Charleston. Ilut perhaps once a year
you come together at the old place.
How you evalte up the old piano that
has been silent for years. Father and
'mother do not play On It. How you
bring Mit the old relit% and rummage
ehildhOod and for the dim vision of 'the garret and open -ohl scrapbooks
the octogenarian! Light for queen's and shottt and laugh and cry and talk
coronet rend for sewing girl's needleover old times, and, though you may
/et here lie light* Whoe7) morning is be 45 years of age, aet as though eetia
this?1 My morning. Your morning. Our were 10. Yet SOW% it Is gootiby et the
loather gave as the pletut'e and hung ear window and goodby tho Meanie
11 on the stty in loops ot lire. It is the boat, wharf. etat how ein at at
heirloom of our family. And so the the reunion In elle old family mansion
'night. It is the full mom. Tho mrs:s .or heaven? It is a good while since t t ev.4,4 the bre•12 iseme I; a 124... 22. •
free:21141nm° 10 shOre gleam like shatter- you parted at the door IA the grave. r:,.atfi 1.14?; V" W.3". er" " n
t. get male ha h c311 ttcvna 53, r
panting upon tlx btaele, mingling. as it all the darlings of Vier household, not tattohee matte teene o.ttit ur,:trbet qiasi.ldina". 4: urt
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SUNDAY SCHOOL
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INTERNATIONAL LESSON NO. "ell.
SEPTEM.BEIR10, 1900.
,The Rich Fool, -Luke 12:11.25.
ColhallentarY.-14 One of the corn-
paay-Probubly a. stranger in thi
crowd, who had been listening to the
address Jesus had been delivering to
Jjs deseiples. Sp ;al to my brother-
Thie was •evideuely a family dispute
about the prop,•rty that was to be
di1v4id.edifati-Apparently in reproof.-
,
flom. Corn, A judge or a divider -In
matters of this nature Christ would
not assume either a legislative power
to alter the settled rule of leheritances,
or a Judie's] power to determiae con-
etirtIo1 ovlevr:riarvealslk.
Take heed-"Covetoueness is a
WC have need constantly to
watch against." Of covetousnees-All
Lnordiatite desires. Such a disposition
of mind is uever satisfied, for as soon
as one objet Is penal, ths heart goes
out after another. eltues life eon-
sisteth not, etc, -"Our happiness and
comfort do not depend upon our hav-
ing a great deal of this world." The
ilfe of th• (loth not depend upon
Lt, and th• eon! Is tlie mem
10.. A parable -To teeth. 1. How
short and traneltory lite is. 2. (That
riches are of no avail lor prolonging
It. 3, That the duty of all, both rich
and Poor, is to be rir.b. towards Clod.
Brought forth plentifully -He did not
acquire his wealth (la:honestly, but it
was given hien by his Creator. -What
good he might have aeromplished had
lie meal it. pioper iatutner inetead
of hoarding it. up.
17. He thought witiOn himeeife-The
worldle- rich are otter. miserable, 'They
have, "I. Deetantent. 2. Anxieties; and
cares. 3. Pale:, holes. 4. The terror or
losing three ptee e7lees." "Mere multi-
plication of 1.1; wealth, ana the eel-
fisfi enjoyment of It, take- up all his
thoughte." Whet shall 1 do -That
Ids In.metieel prosperiev offers him op-
portunity tote, eomething for his poor
bre:Amen, does Lot 4A(.11 enter hie mind,
eelfielinese e rte.; the key -note. --
Lange. Btearee7 I 11:04! 1?(.4 retim-The
ble, arm also fret!! Pea. 3-12, we
learn. that Ude world is not a world
of retribution, and that temporal
prosperity may attend the wicked,
but that it is no sign or divine appro-
bation. God is elispire70 with, 'the
wieked, yet he causetli the sea to
Miele and the rain to fall on the :just
and the unjust. - Gooa •generalship, a
wise and careful- financiering, econ.'
orey and. fragalith exereised, wiJl
brjeg rich returns to the wicked, as
well as to the righteous. One thing,
however, is eery certain, that those
who are rece LI,Te exposed to many
temptations and. are in great dan7
ger.
His character. " Thou feolc" God
calla Wm. sueb. Ia the midst of plenty
his covetous, avonaeious disposition
huligere for more. He had been, and
was ant making temporal and Chian -
Mal matters his greetest aim aud eud.
For this he has great coacern, spends
his tame chiefly, gives all his labor, and
utterly neglects his infinitely greater
interest -the ealvation of his soul. All
who do so are extreinely foolish. -again,
h!s foolishness is seen in his trying to
satisfy his soul with temporal things.
Tins Cannot. be.
His end. "Thou fool, this night," etc.
Thinking only pf time and teenporal
good ; presurnp'tuously chieulating on
years to come : boasting of to -mor-
row t will tear down hie barns and
build greater. Having many years in
whIcli to live he will lay up for ease
and pleasure ; he will eat, drink and
be merry. Wit'le thus thiaking; care-
less, heedless and forgetful of Clod Who
hail permitted him prosperity, he
is startled by a voice saying, "This
nigert tby soul shall be required of
thee." Temporarily blest, but eter-
nally lost ! From plenty and riches he
goes into eternity a spirituril p taper.
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MARKET REPORTS
The Week, 3$
-OF-- '
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Wahlwahle‘eihtaleheella°1014;
Leading Wheat Markets.
Following are the closing prices a{ti
important wheat centres; to -day;
Carel). Oats.
Chicago .„ $0 737-8
New York - 0 79 14
Milwaukee; ... 0 75 1-2 --
St. Louis .„ 0 71 3-4 0 72 1-4
Toledo ... 0 75 3-4 077 .
Detroit, red 0 76 1-2 077 1-4
Detroit, white ..„ 0 75 --
Duluth, No 1 laorth. 075 3-1 --
Duluth, No, 1 hard,. 077 3-4 --
Minneapolis, No. 1
merthern ... 0 73 3-4 --
afinneapolls, No. 1
hard...............07534 -
Toronto Farmers, Market.
Wheat -Two Intnered bushees of red
fall wheat sold unchanged at 69e, and
200 bushels of goose steady at 63 to
00e.
Oat -Three huirlred busbels of neWl
()ate Fold 1-2c higher at 20 to 31e.
Barley -One load zold steady at 43
to 44 I -2e.
Rye -One bundred buelicle sold 1-2e
lower at 53e.
Hay ani Straw -Ten loads of hay,
sold eteady at $10.50 to $1.-3 a ton,
nnh two kettle of traw at $10 to
*10.50 a ton.
Toronto Seed Market.
The fan trade lute not yet fully he -
Take heed and beware of COY ptAitri- gm,. Lotal deal a.:4 quote offers for
nest:0-11i. D'Forest Griffin. timothy, alsike and led clever.
Meike. is) ;vetted at $(1.50 to 07 per
leah -1 awl te7.70 for fancy lots.
hal Clover -The new m•op bee not
yet. lore: harve•ted. Dealers here quote
$5.5e to S0 per ittame.
TInaahy-The market 14 developing
A Good One, Too, But of at. „. ee per 101 Hee.
itehilmr cmened at
i5. 1)) a ad ele. :1 i"."%37 oath closed
Doubtful Veracity, • at.
A GOLD HICK STORY,
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pooreet beggar al the etenitre. who SWINDLED A BANK PRESIDENT. uli .,...,.1 . Aimee. wee.. I:eery. Toma-
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tad Mg knew wiser,- to obtain the next to... 1(4 tt. 'eel-. teretete ...re 10 to 1504
meal, conel n7e hat:* been More VilIN•• Deriver reeart.-W"1112110 Kamr, t%.0,-
ar.e, Lei hap 1;4. .' vir.,bu's :4,1 1,44 400.
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will delarre nt more ilital what 11,• mut ant. wid, tith light he wa.. lene rog ne , et et. e Lea . th 'E.: 4,, #1..1 3 to 3.t. per
get juetie, nee s..berly, distribute.
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yrmg. aratt lt,J the c'har!ot. wheels.. Able these ,valleya, the ilarvesta that Wave : frout tts..teta-ug tor feet,. that. mu 05,,t si,t, ots ha,tivid,tati „es,. At/ who an,,,gu...,r•., t
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itay with his gloty. What other fameey 171‘600ZI11 things bidden beteeath them bee _Ana them, **t4 Jesus, be nee an- eneeter of later be. e1t2'priee.1 In tee. Avbicii to itnIttry.
Arms eo.egg eve. oe ogee ate ge ti and the erowtt of glaeler thee eaSil at !I gry With Me if attet I have etissed same way." leor itimeell-eFor ILI 4,. avf PC:t!ft
VISttlr'..11211 e,,e.e.e.enaget I the It or. the Aliiine huarieetne-an I Thy blessed feet I tutrt wound le only. A (424(1 9434* man plans 573-4,4s 351 01 - I *4 '3 vcra '!? E:4±, 311 oht.;
Reneefeetle ewateo out the telt. of these lakes, t40e356 istande, these fend- gather up *he long lost it-east/re11 of please and gratify Ineetecel. eeirtle eo es. essse tfet„.,- e 133 3 3154
e: Great farrtniee weaa theat at netts, are outs. the eeeeed Wee; y heart, oh, eee eset ameery with thought of the *eel hp otralet Ledo 1,1 te. v :
mans or) the dress, or on the doer go among the street lamPs of heaven me. one hook Tbee were heaven.
35,4 the eeeeb, ort the hel'aiet when ahd see stretehing oft on every Cde Mtt all thes_e reunions ate heaven en-
th,.y go out le battle. ot oh gags erred . witelerness of worWs- ur us tiles,- viteltrm iteavert,, heaverg overtopping
tr.signe. The eseealelio sign ht some- Shine. For us thee' sang at a Savior's heaven, heaven commingling with
threee a lien or a deegen 15 2.M nativitle For us t'heY win wheel Into heaven:"
eeee ee arm,, leer!, lecate over tete I lite arta with their gaming torehes wag at, Mount. eeeeeeee sane %vent
eart. iteteaftee shell be a etose, a, add to the slohnelor trU11111411 "."1 t into the dinDng-INIont whi,11 ou..*
tke liaY ter uliatth aa other 4-1.7s gest president ereteetaited the prom-
itere men of th.is anal othet lands. It
Iamb etar.ding agale.st it rand a dave
flying civet. Gthertheet et all es -
1 112 eveey battle 7 must
lave ft kesaing e'er fiag-the dove,
the teese, the :teethe ene what It tale
tutatie, in the third walk ge around
the eternal city. As we cense tear IL.
k to the rush of Its eetatlots and
e weddinet Teel of Its great towere,
tytap rne In tl.jat.gc otte.st,art The bell of heaven has strue-le twelve.
tivg. that tee ehlaay err term% It Is high neon. loek off nem), the
.07han titar-ht „mei. It.fyy breast. that chaplets weetch never fade, the eyes
never elese, the loved tenet that tever'
part. the precession that neN.-er halts,
c trees that never wither, the wate
t never can be captured, the son
that never •sets. until we tan no longer
gaze, and we hide our eyes and ex-
elatm, "Eye bath not seen nor ear
heard, teither have entered into the
the temples that
.tke wetiel treey zee thet 7 locked to the - that neve? weeP,
ieeve of fee Seeirlt and eleang to the
'Croes and deeetteletl emen the Lamb of
God. te-hlele taketen away- the tin a the
teorid,
'Ashamed cf Jezus, that dead friena,
On whom hopes of life &pane;
rtot Woaen bushbe tree my sbanne-
Thatd no more revere Hts name. heart of man the things whten God
bath prepared for them that love leirre."
Next, I speak of the family sorrows. is these tIde 14 ° 3' Is e
to retreat and hold fast lest be
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If trouble comes to one member of the
swept off and drowned in the erne -
family, ail feel it. It ts the 'custom,
after the body is lowered Into the grave,1 tions at gladnss and thanksgiving
thet and triumner.
for all the relatives to tome to
-verge of the grave and look down intol What think you of the familY prop -
IL First those nearest the departed erty? it is considered an honor to
come then those next of kin, until they marry into a family where there is
great wealth. Tim Lord, the bride-
groom of earth ana heaven, offers
you his heart and hie hand, saying in
the words of the Canticles, "Rise up,
The sadness of oue is the sadness of my love, my fair one, and come away.
have all looked into the grave. Se,
When, trouble and grief go down
through the heart -of one member of the
fe,mily, they go down through them all.:
ill A company of. persons join hands, And onee having put ou thy hand the
around an electric battery; the. two
Persons at the end of the line touch the,
'battery and all the -circle feels the,
4111Ock. Thus, by reason of the filial,'
Inaternal and paternal relationS of life;
itfe .stand so close together that when:
trouble sets ite battery an feel the
thrill of distress. In the great Cinestlarr
signet ring of his Iove, yeti will be
endowed with all the wealth of earth
and all the honors or hea.ven.
Almost -every family loelts back to
14 hornestead-e.orne country place
where you grew up. You sat on the
doorsill. 'You heard the footsteps of
the rain on the garret reof. You
'aini.Ier the sorrows of one ought to be 'swung on the gate. "Zott ransacked
the sorrow of all. Is one persemeted2 the barn. you waded into the broek.
MI at' Perseented. Dees one suffer You thrashed the orchard for apples
with weaitit. le tooat relP Levaro-s "Y`..e Peer 1115 4' "--,:11 t':"
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Tree by tire trive' gather the iivel"'t* tleinge-tete ete.:3 tele 1...e5v. we, ". wetee eet V.;
Manner* o94 fruits for the table. T.a.he 4 e302'0.4. ,.ghe ehe set;,71,,..reeet,,,i este 41., tee,
the eionterS fro'at the heavenilr ralmant. 'rite i;o:D 104' for yen te
yeeds end preze thern into the treZlea * the taverat, tee Eine= and ale ntos', 4 -1-4,',•nie steente feeiew 1.411.4
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and enfwIne them antenvr,r the 1,:,-.`:.,-.:•s. ,'''‘,, Father knoweth that ye itave uwed 1-,i..,:t;,.r. e... -et- tee 11,-:,ouil.
the shoeeeer0 gags of carthDy• conquest -1..,, 02,11211triz:. 't*Old:rme,,,t.,);.1 iittIe faith." "Feta* t,,t.i. yaw. tr:0,r tite t•n.T.•43..,,4 klt.-D. •••,1 4'4 . 7...s. The letts.:,,,S4 t Cia a ,Va zzt.', Wirt.
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briel -with his brunvet ecuti liirr.::Int ,, Iltonghtz. eov.',.itotts11: Is a gr4%-t4 . ni"...i,,,:i, settle,17ere nee retkreetet to. '. -nee. 0e:J.4,e ee....,, „,..., t:..z.:.. '4, 41
wI11 he tirabrel.fat ha prodigasaform of Ordlisint,ss and IverY,TV..by he 11 4'. tiV'-44IC.,.0 ,.vrl,..kt,
' feae e,- te 1 Te ee 'be tetee in , te.
at heine. and the raptfves or-- •,,,•• , ,- • -
mighty of heaven and the redi-salEd of
anal the Fatther .hath invitea :i..e. il' storkvilfs'is.atiaii.;•srlr.:1 tinuarte-ozmiriletobttiznit;;Tog: .,
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d 1(ls 1Pcovetous 10 ea11:,13 nttug 1t1tbvst331 43 om N4„,,:i.",0::,:poteN4(241 t"'" tii*e(irariTo71;rN,"1;1t;sf;1*11**'077-fetcyte:r:The Deprtment of Agriculh11*,,t:iicv1;;114it;ss4itic!(11:ftert1„111z111.,1
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landIlsecirenretaneeOr,wod tollip1oy1 n 1. 1154 reentry havhrived to 13131.9". 43 "21 4301.
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