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

fayorably regarded that it was Louis place. You were 2 deb ; opr ne obligation, some mortal.’* How a not being not appropriate tome, tor I am a THE BLOOD. ut your thoughts ? the first, Louis the second, Louis able to meet W.E, Walton & Gp 5 eS the third, and so on. But this King one paid it. You can easily under-, You see my right lyou see Bey. Talmage Takes for the Sub- of whom I speak wes Christ the first, | stand how © to fight our tas plain- | ject ot His SermontheCleans- | Christ the last, and Christ the only. | battles « debts. The ec { Bote ees ing Power of the Blood He reigned hetore the czar mounted CApUVes are | NEW HOME & DOMESTI of Our Lord aud the throne of Russia or the throne ot euuiius teneeiaee Savior Austria was litted. King eternal! |t or. otal! T ot the royal f ulgences rough the His Boo! Paid the Pr e, Washed Awa. the P lution and Cancel- +d the Debt of the World. HE AT RUwW Ks ase ythe physical lite dege: LIVER ) KIDNEYS | i <<< The Scene Attending the Crucifizion andthe Agonies of the S.vior of imson life fwatterv;: F that flowed upon Calvary had in STOMACH | ¢ health ot the immoral God = ; AND j Man Vividly Portrayed. Aocispa dynes) Won wemeniber just as much | BOWELS || Saree when one ct the czars of Russia was | to your soul as the blood of st, a The Backs lider; Where s Hie Fami- {in nis fatal sickness that builetins | unless you take this last wory : lv Aitar and the ‘ loset of Prayer were every hour dispatched from the | and feel the truth that > bloeoa «f | ALL DRUGGISTS b He Once Frequ2nted? palace, saving: **The king is bet- | Jesus Christ clenseth from alls | PRICE] COLLAR. p a {ter.’? or **The king is worse,’’ or Come then and get sins pa eA ate One Hundred and inety-Two Rew | **The king is delirious,’? or ‘The! doned. 1 do net ask you to co re CURES Members Receive the Right king rested easier through the | t» a private confessional or to whis st man inthisouse| Syspepsfa, Generali Dobili | : a I : Efe Jeundice, Habitual Con 2 v Hand of Fellowship from | or “The king 1s dying’? and} per into any ears vour offenses, t to-day th i tion, Liver Complaint, Sick Dr. Talmage. king is deaa.’”” The bells | sitting where vou are to accept this | brick out Deailaci he, Diseased Kid- tea 5 a ir Crean ae ea 5 s neys, Ete., Etc. = oWed ir. the flees signalled it, the | woment the bloodcleansing. First, : ns only the Purest Dr DR. TALMAGE’S SERMON. telegraphs flasned it now | tor that old sin. Deo you ask “what vody ted Pric: , —-2- jto the earth—ro a heavens | sin do you mean?’’— | meanthat and | 4 y > ! 1 } ’ 1 ¥ Krooklyn,N. Y..March 1.—There | —lesus, our king, as sick with his | sin oe yes a pes and IR CF THE BLO tf Was a great ‘+ st hame’? in the | last sickness Let couners carry the | I Ve two veuars, te Culvary: sins z.gainst the grave and uu He Brooklyn tabernacie this morming, | swith Gisparch. His paras are worses | yea s You os on; sins against the j One hundred and vinery-iwo new | He is bre inj through jw a to SIS Igement; sins Store Prout members stood up in the aisie and | His body rs the fast anguish; | ar e¢ other debts ea G wid tnsions of glory 4 received the mght band ot tellow- | the Kinga. dl zisd i vince ~t ad ! : th Paar a ship tom Dr. Talmage. au: to each | Yo ow ‘ ven i i vreat ¥ t ¥ = ee + E one an appropriate word ot counsel ‘ ’ pwiet vo tae litiplied by t cref t pas I stamp FECT pA xf and congratulation was addressed. | see nea. Tos re ood. | OOH UTES ving em opar- jt Bare hone eas . tao | Pe IN EVERY gion x int | OUT OF ORDER, " This s the co uni mem is said t t Does t S ab NO EQ je tanga HIME “ee UNI QUARE NEW YORK and di my Saviou e icates of chs and United States securities. | 0 1¢! over regia , from | Jesus Christ, His Son. cle unt then:!—nor | s varthiest transere ssi | e fi i same al-| Cone, tet me trom att san’? Dr. Talmag Sun cistakably human | Bring all the clever tone he general over all the kai Eighteen cenianes age ther ‘ that hangs there. | vou have ever d Let | ther let them wheel and march one Jesus. Publius Lenrulus. in ot me same material | them! Novenough — Bring allthat | and fire how the couriers of death | letter to the Roman senate,deseribed Were any rl beimy | you possess. You say: “tT have] dash up and down the line! How ff him as *ta man of stature, somewha | 'fespoiled T would not feel at) so | brought everything!’ Atas, that} the great batteries ot woe belch forth se j tall; his hair the color of a chestnu | much, i belongs to a different} you cannot) meet the obligation. | the sulphurous smoke of hell, and - fully ripe, plain to the ears, whence | order of beings But my Saviour is | You must die! ‘Nx no! nol’ hoom with the cannonading of eter rin c | downward it 1s more onent, curling | | and my whole sympathy isfs4vs a voice from heaven. The | nal destruction! The host ot. thy | Widi deeiienatns and waving about the shoulders; in} ‘Toused TL can imagme tow the | blood ot Jesus Christ, the royal] sins innumerable, marching on to |! raed oa ed <i the midst of his torched is a stream | -Pthes telt how bot the temple | blood, the human blood, the expia— | capture thy soul. One man against vr partition of his hair; forehead | °¢'eed—whatdeathly sickness seized | tory blood, cleanseth from all sin, # million armed iniquities. Who ! Plain and very deic te; his tace | "> Neart—how mountain and city | What! is that old sin gone?’ Yes, | can go torth and meet them? We TENS Ip Wrhour spot or wrinkle, a lovely | #ad mob swam away trom his dying | [heard 1t topple over and splash into | must fall back and fall down, Are | de isbexperneni GIN AL AND DE 7 ted; his nose and mouth so forked | Vien —something ot the meaningo: | tie depths of the sea. It sinks like | there no allies to help? Inv all the} Ge i ste RAM BOCES pets ne can be represented; pi. | at cry tor help that) makes the [ lead. There is no condemnation of | round of God’s universe is there no | Dr. beppie liar ectanpt nae & COREA or ALL TeRiNiahd cal beard thick, in color like his hair, | blood of all ages curdle with horror : em who are in Christ Jesus. one to take our part? Arise, ve Druaaists Ano DEALERS Evervwnene thi net very lung: his eyes grav. quick | "Mv God! My God! why hast Circumstances agyravate sins. It | S©@8. and whelm the host! Strike, | “Soparalied 2 Bisel ke apd clear.” He must die. The | Pheu torsaken me?” a child does wrong, not wittmety, | Ve Lghtnings, and consume the foe! | D in ° Frenen army in Italy founa a brass I go still further and say it was a] vou excuse it; but when we do w rong But the wave strikes the beach and i As oe. i plate on which was a copy or his] orother’s blood. If vou saw anen-| we know it. Every time a sin is| falls back, erving: ‘No help in| Unprecedented in Dural ha death warrant, signed by John Zovo- | ire st anger maltreated and his lite | Committed conscience tolls a funeral | Me!" The lightning sheathes itself | Unexoelled in Zocnomy of vine babel. Raph! Robani, Danie | vozmg away - n the pavement, you] eli. We may laugh and_ pretend | in the black scabbard of the mid it | Sadisputed In BROAD CLAIM of being Po Robani and Capet. Sometimes | would teel indignant; but if coming not to hear it, but hear it we must. | Cloud, and says: ‘*No help in | VERY BEST OPERATING, see i men on the scaffold have been rs- [a eng the street you saw a company | Our sins are against Warnings and { 'VE “s i QUICKEST SELLING, ‘sae cued bv the mob. No such attempr | of villains beating out the life ot | reproots. and doubly aggravated Out yonder I see a white horse in | HANDSOMEST AND ; Was made in this case, for the mob | your own brother, the sight ot his} Vhis man’s sins are more heinous | hot haste coming this way. Make | were against him. From 9 a. m. | blood would make you mad You | than the transgressions ot that man | room for the gourier. He swings MOST PERFECT GOORITG STOVE |: i until 3 p. m. Jesus hung a dying. It] would bound into the affray. At | because he had a better bringing up. | his sword. Good news! Good | Ever offered to the Public. was x scene of blood. We are «| the peril of losing your own life, you | Here is a man who twenty vears ago | news! The captain ot Salvation | MADE ONLY BY THE , y 5 constituted that nothing is so exciting | Would rush in, saying: **You yz kneeled ata Methodist altar. He [{ comes to the rescue. Fall back, my EXCELSIOR MANUFACTURING co ia as blood. It is not the child’s cry | bonds! this is my brother. I dare | went a while on the road to heaven, | sins! Fall back, my sorrows! Al Noe. 612, 614, 616 & 618 N, Main £t. fea i in the street that so aroused you ag| vou to touch him ag You | but then got tired and put offin an ica of light and love, to arms, to ST. LOUIS mo ' | the crimson dripping trom its lip. | would fight until you fell dead be- | other Greece Where he has been | arms! The host ot our sins scatter | ‘ pleectests edie . Tov } In the dark hall, seeing the finger|side him. That is your brother, | Since he began to backslide ne and| in defeat and our dehyered souls +t i wEDY goes Chemiet , 3 ra) or i marks of blood on the plastering you | maltreated on the cross. They spit; his God only know This I do] shouts ‘victory through our Lord | ev 8S Ducane 2 » {A L. McBring « Co. | crv: “What terrble deed has nee} on him and slapped him in the | know, he is) wretchedly unhappy. | Jesus Christ."" At the sea-shore | se teliedy eines Se aS done here?’ Looking upon this} tice. How do you feel about that? | There is no such nest of scorpions | vou go down on the beach and into | TO HAVE HEALTH THE LIVER MUST BE KEPT (mW ORDER. PS h suspended victim of the cross we} What are your emotions as you hear | this side of hell as the heart otf the H the waters, hand in hand, to bathe. | [p) » CAI IE 53 thrill with the sight ot Slood—blood | the ng ot the blood upon backslider, He is the last man that| None but those who have it | [DR oY /A\ IN] FORD'S TUT T S dripping from thorn and nail, blood | leaves beneath—dr: p, drip, dr ip?}|ever returns. The publicans an | know the exilaration. Iw tha | = PC ATE TOES LE itty Tushing upon his cheek, blood satu- | Do vou not feel as though, [the harlots come in hetore him. | we might : x oe : | i> PILLS i. LS ” rating his garments, blood gathered a ernatural pow rush | Where, O man, is that tamily aitar| by scores and by hundreds and by 1 ina pool heneatn, There is one! upon the mo? ou not feel as | that vou once lifted? Where is the | thousands to bathe im the great sca} TORFID BOWELS, BOWELS, t crimson word in the te uses i k | closet of praver that you once fre— | ot God's f rgiveness. Ler us no DISORDERED LIV "ER, *“ up our attention and calls = k that }quented? Are yeu as happy now | j gin and paddle e | rr and MALARIA. scene: **The blood of Jesus Christ. 4S you used to ke? Your “co. tect, tf plunge om peers aman tase Lows of His Son, Clenseth us from all seuse teaches you th ' : : | Appetite, Howela « ontive, Bick Meade | °* j sin.’’ the desperz = Si to Christ and - 7 nee a «flor cating, w a t The bloed of the cress was 1oyal But you cannot help. ‘The dod | €Xpression ot God’s love od a ‘ of ivine aoe a ; blovc Tushes from the vy etn and ths e | Went away to betray ¢ 1 a 1 i , ; : Detece eee nienetae “hed i 2 hie: oo Soo z pesos os ae av are . Urine, CONSTIPATION, and de we See the son of a king our liveliest g Z SOL 4 » i a is aroused fa king of an k ur etlon, rrgulr — —s ; island, however ignificant, visits 5 : is porenaboey. aU rr * Pina H this land what throngs tur vi ae i see him. It is cone — : spa 3 ANTiBO +=. ° MAL RIA, H have in « ; } , oes wn agee t H house of r k z ayy . 4 PLR DYE. . | Hapsburg. when I 5 : a : , i Point you blood of = Ca y