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About Christian herald. (Portland ;) 1882-18?? | View Entire Issue (June 9, 1882)
J z- » J I ’ í Tribute to a Mother. i w< nt. When ho got to hi* office he cop|,d not , got this question out of Children, look in those^eyes, lis fris mind, \fi the letters seamed to. ten tb that dear voice, notice the read, “ Why don*v you lov<^ Jesus feeling of even a touch -i that is be- .All men’ hi his place of business “ Nitowed upon you by that ' gentle seemed to say,Why don’t , 5’ou hand’. -Make much of it while yet love Jesus '"WtFFTT be tried to ■ you have that precious, of all gifts,- write his pen - earned to shape the* a loving mother. R "ad the unfdtli- letters.“ Why don’t y<yi love Jesus ?’’ .. omable love of those eyes ; the Jcind lie CQiiUlni» rest, and o.n the, street -anxiety’ of that tone an<L Jobk, ho>v- I he went to u i i n • • I • • w i th 111e bus] nes s ever slight yo.qr pain. In aftef i men, bn* he seemed to hear a voice life you may have’ friends, fond, i continually ■ asking him, “ Why dear, kin^l® friends ; but never will i don’t you love .R sus ?” I le thought. you have again the inexpressTfiTet^j^’ AndJ;e gotlume r -------- :--------------------- —------------------- -f------------------------ --- -------------- ------------------ —-- --------------- — -1Ë6,; ' THE—LAUGEST ’.IM?1 0X1, * Í OMI'EEl E T4 1*E T0I'.IHtï Á.XB TRIM lilts!*’*» AHE- HOSSÍi OV - . V • *» . »■ • i . - HE PACIFIC . • ■ . • TOAST. i ... í» ■>. ' --- • i--------- ----- aX y> M “f £?«. "O £’"'<7’ / Jt*jELJLlX'X successors JO jo MILLED M illes & & RIJHABD rehard SUCCÏSSÙRS X f -S cotch T ype F ounders , 205 & 207 Leidesdorff, and 529 Commerciai Street^, '' ' . CHICA^ g / offi CF 173 MONROE STREET? HAN i RANT]; CAL.' CO. 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Ji- love and gentleness lavished Upon with his family he would forget it, vnn " I««»!» nr.nn hut, a. mother be- stows; Often do 1 tfigji in my that he wasn't well, and went to struggle.4 with the hard, uncaring i bed. But When he laid his head on world, for>h* sweet, deep security the pillow that voice kept whi&pcr- I felt whenl of an evening resting | in-. “ Why don t you love -Jesus "inTter’Wd'ttr ' He Apuildn t ' -k-i^’' By anti-by, quiet tale, sui table to my. age', read about midnight, _ lie got up and in her tender, untning voiqe^.Nev- .said, “ I will get a Bible andTind -e r can J—f<.r«>;e.t her sweet glances i wheve Ghrkt contradicts himself, cast - upon me whi n I .appeared and tllVn III h^ye ar-nvasoft,” and he asle*-p; never h^r ki-s of peaee at turned to tlu/book of JWin. My nigh tr Years have ptissed away fiends, if ye”. w;tnt a rea-en for ainee we lai<n»TM-k s+4&fny father not; lovin'■ Christ, don’t’ turn to in the old church yard, yet still her John. 1I< knew Hm too long. I 'voice whispers from the grave, and don’t believe'a man can read the her eye watcluis over me as 1 visit Gospel oif John • witliout being spots long siece'hallowed Wythe; turn' d to < liiist. Well, he .read memory of m y mothers M< jc ~ through, and found no reason- why << ,:1<! ,J. s,. lie sh'«nldn t”lov’c him, but he found m-a^y îeasôns v\ liy ho »should, and The Child and the Infidel. bd'ni e ne l iiing .he was on his knot '. and that question-put by that little 1 rcmem’ber hearing of a Sabbath school teacher who had led every child led fo 'l*i.s cqrtvcrsion,-— 6ne. of her- children to ( hrist. She . iil Ï ï ' 4 Including a visit to New Zealand. 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York Krening Post, has increased its fa day one of them came and said she cilities in every departpient, enlarged had beeji trying to get the children size twenty-four pages, and addod many «of a family to come to the.school- able-writers to its previous list* It is. but die father was an infideL und now pronounced by iriany.of its readers to be better than ever liefore. he wouldn’t alTow it. “ What is an I Established in.lSGn, the Nation was a infidel?” asked the child. She had pioneer in this ebnntry as à weekly never heard of an infidel before. journal of literary and political criti- The teachfer went on to. tell' her cisrn of t’lio highest order, conducted what an infidel _w<as, and she was free from the control of party or.intor-' • èst of any sort. Despite a precarious perfectly shocked. A few inorn- support during the first few years it ings after the girl happened to be has held ts its original aim, and has going past - the post-office on her long been a recognized authority at way to school, and shy .saw the in- home.und abroad- Its editorial man- fidöbftlther coming out. She went agemeut has been qnclfungeil from the 4. first, and ita projectors intend that, with up to him and said, “ Why don t you their present facilities, the Nation shall love Jesus ?” If it had been a man become more than ever before the me-' who had said this*to him probably i diuin of the ablest thought of timo. •he would have knocked him down. 1 Ths forni and style of thè paper are He looked at her and walked on. choseh with a view to. the most suit A second“ time she put the question, able shape for binding, and a set of the Nation presej-ved, bound, and indexed, “ Why don't yod love .Jesus ?” He makes the most completo and readable put out his hand to put her away record of current events of importance in the political ànd literary world from him, when, on looking down, availirl*b> forthe American public. The subscription price has been re he.saw her in tears. “Please, siyf duc'd to » d per annum. SpOCimeh cop tell me why you don't love JesusN- ies Benton request. 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