The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, February 11, 1885, Page 6

teense iain emabesneseamdenit Hea WPT: aia atalidei 2 i Pe eS eee ee ee Joaieae iia a a a fh a el A REVOLUTION. Apa Subject | ‘For His Sunday cet ready, I warrant you. He put in every of the | Lies r eA Sermon Dr. Talmage Choos- 7 t robes a shepherd’s ward- | are feeble and you make it « oH = eas ; ; i ; ne iar ee nnn 4 Nt The Sermon Founded on eS G THE GRANDEST OLD MEN AM Beautiiul Story of Joseph's Ag own to meet him, t # Devotion to Jacob. antithesis of rusticity . and i dito see shat their lewbe ; A £LES ON FOR i HSON e c i akly 5.—Q: a TeV oe 4 the Brooklyn Tabernacte : So 5 . out the res- | pos t = y hus taken place in consequence of - t the recent public rental of pews, an : a = i the audience are to day tor the ae ght of the 4 ! time in their new places, the ar you. B € e rjiag holders admitted by cards. 1 ae i not Ww I ‘ in other churches the finances have spoiled your c € been depressed by hard times, the ee era s ve a pews in this church have brought ae wdain : 5 s s t higher prices than ever before. Dr. | 2 is vide \ Harrison A. Tucker pays this year t wha s $810 for his pew, and otbers in pro- r r + a “ s tats portion. But the free principle 1s | ee x ae e combined with this rental, and seats ; a the 5 eo ¢ 1. | horses carry ert ! are reserved for thousands of people | - tage Blessed at s S g who pay nothing. Dr Talmag Years of } Ci old folks x : . mei o read another long list ef new mem- j Years of famine. But the Ww rit may bei t > ‘ raments bers, making 130 received at recent Sor a a Ae ) Sea 3 Fy any t 1 that se 1 is = two ne © visits ~ . i i nors Jacob had long since pass the } ev ec \ y hundred-year — milestone. ple : 6 \ © ity, but we have had im / centu- Sa ‘ c : E ries very aged persons. Golee, the | * re ce « c i most celebrated of ancient physi- 4 3 “ entag cians, took so little of bis own med , ; epeal pe i Tose icine that he lived to t 140 years ce s Jacob the old. A trustworthy man ona wit to Pharaoh, s { Gos pint ness stand in England on oath de- mogike r ‘ 1 clared he remembered 150 years. y } c Lord Beacon speaks of a Countess = e- Sis who had cut three sets of teeth and | ' bot d : 1 ~ vou | Unman was t40 years old. Joseph Creie, lone adeeP mere T esi te i ot Penusyivania, died at 140. Ina | obunbcanbl CN OEE book published in 1857 are the namen All this means t bas iS idly provision Joseph mad \ on ; vou sa tm in a prison of thirty-seven people who lived to | our children are gone away they are | eee comiore "We Git) not | Mont names andl chey quity."" So was Joseph once be 140 years old and of eleven who | part He us, and the cord of endear | cape Ss canunot be peices oe Gaels | ea ere Seay reached 150. a eee ne d acre meee eta NS aes | baving the old man arot laud queer. But if you had one-half i rrown up without a mother’s pyilh comcast Cas re How awkward he wouldlook, ¢ b- | ot the annoyance they have had, Peart: So had Joseph been denied but” “you! ing these marble stairs and walkirg } Sowe would have been an angel | 2'*? 2! these mosaics. He would be pet-! compared to you. It is sier to | 84. “Tam not im tt land of my j ting ands en the t <0. People | take care of five romping, rollicking | [2UV'ty- So was Joseph far aw g } } Pl is re- | : : : = Rares from } >», °*But,”? you s would ask: ‘Where did that green: | children t e childish ola man. = i So ; icine us together in the palace, as that we have any record ot is Jacob, the patriarch of the text. But he had a bad iot of boys. The most of it did Jacob aad Joseph. That is one thing that helps eld pe die happy. They so re alize them were cruel, jealous and un- | ni ie tem ae i principled. His son Joseph was an ee web ” : _ _ ie wee | horn come Among t! wo- | Dave been exasp ry be exception, but he had not been heard ia se i : nes cae oy wou dex | Did not Joseph’s brothers se Be hin | Unstvalled fa App ppearance, from tor a long while, and the prob- Rana Cee m te" | court. Be gl- | toa passing Ishinac hh iWavan, Unparalleled in Simplicity. children in heaven always be chil nieGodibicueht ties toemuleconed Tr; 4 ia Const 3 ability was that he was dead. But, 1 Oy a : arene ou as itis the custom in some houses While ‘“ ue Unoxeelled in Economy of Fus! Badisputed in BROAD CLAIM of heing tre YERY BEST OPERATING, back as now to keep a vacant place at the - Ww ell, table, with plate and knite and tork bov when I z power. Of course and chair, for a deceased member of fer, 2 the ve the tamily, so had there always been | | c rv I will se rovis QUICKEST SELLING, in old Jacob’s heart a place tor his ie Br ntial me a HiNDSOMEST AND departed son Joseph. There sits | re mat PE the old man, the flock of 145 years | te s ty this great ‘MOST PERFECT COOKING STOVE having alighted long evough to leave Eee Ever offered to the Public. wae MADE ONLY BY THE the marks ot their claws on his fore- head and cheek and temples. The import EXCELSIOR MANUFACTURIKG CO Nos. 612, 614, 61¢ & 610 N. Main £t., ST. LOUIS, MO. BOLD EE } icoked younger or \ Hee restonce. od you wit const Uae in Dare. | | long, white beard snows down upon his chest. His eyes, somewhat dim, can see turther when they are shut} than when they are open, for he sees | clear back to the time when Rachel his beautiful wife, was living, the children shook the oriental a ents will be satisf them at the door ac introduces kes proy father’s day with their merriment. 1 ivi a While the centenarian sits wt nag Y mut G s = ‘ : brooding over the past there is a c to . : I = : rumbing of heavy Wagons at the ek € s bea sil 1 door, and the old man up and a } Ad ene < v . goes to the door to see who has! ent in gt 7 - iot = \ < ¢ = come; and his sons, returned trom } n s ¢ : “ Bis Egypt, rush in and tell him that Menald th Coa : | 1 s e I < i die ‘ son Joseph, instead ot ber; dead, € = mia as Tas + thone = z zs A : tence : Lass of| is living mn the ei ta palace, a oe : M J ceagee rgeairy teat “ meee eate 4 s re s a » t ache, n fier eating, aversion to ree eo the Rane: 4d) ake ‘ i : y tion of boty or mind, Eractation ‘ ~ ysis ot } cet z zs 5 of te investiture of Prime M Cr ee pe bf Jos =e {-cling of buving neglected 3 igen ae , | raping SF tors t verlasting me = i i eur \ lat Zrouy i se Ww a = 4 ne dary, Disstnces, Fiattsring at the greatest empire of the world, and Sith oe : Reet : ta eters she oF e . highly cel his cheeks get white and dro beta = Sar: 1 ; sg an Ire Meee 4 r his staff, and he wo ta was the vi R e } \ . “s a :* “ A) ’ Ross largarec I ‘ flat had not his boys cau mim and {| his son, ¢ ste As ! Jose <ent t » : : } Z C : i Mi She i ¢ helped him on a lounge and put, the aged c sits © 1 ( baa : : j = 3 t pa ame ted t g 5 sia tts some water to his face ia rd look the rors e e w : ; I f him a little. ‘*Comi an re fou RL Ayes AS ae : ‘ res eee B seats ee g j earls oe ae i? j I t R nae: hat bre.44 Murray gins to mumble some words Joseph: **What did you say my Joseph? You did not me dear son Joseph, been dead many y tred that and assured that rp te W iad true, the tears beg way down the cross-r wrinkled face, and the ef the old man his bent fingers