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t^umage'S se-rmon.
The Eminent Divine’s Sunday
Discourse.
Subject: YVhUpered Venom—The Voice of
the Goialp Like the Serpent’s Hiss—
I Purveyors of Idle Tales Are Poisoners
of Society—An Arraignment of I.lars.
[Copyright. Lout* Klopsoh, 1899,]
WARHixevoN, D. C.—In this discourse
Dr. Talntago vigorously arraigns ono of
the great evils that have cursed the world
and urges generous interpretation oi tho
character of others; text, Romans i., 29,
“Full of envy, murder, debate, deceit, ma
lignity; whisperers.” ealltug the roil
Pifitl was hero he long to of the
»world's villainy, and puts tho midst
•of this roll those persons known in all olties
and communities and places as whisperers.
They are so called because they generally
speak under voice aud in a confidential
way, their, hand to the side of their mouth
acting as a funnel wandering to keep the proelous In
formation from into the wrong
■ear. They speak softly not because they
havo lack of lung force-or because they are
overpowered with the spirit of gentleness,
but because they want'to escapo theconsu
quences of defamation. If no one bears
but the person whispered unto, deny and tbe of
fender be arraigned, he can the whole
thing, for whisperers are always first-class
llarsl
Some people oold whisper because They are
hoarse from a or because they wish to
convey some useful 'information without
disturbing others, but the creatures photo
graphed by the apostle in my text give
muffled utterance drom sinister and de
praved motive, and sometimes you can
only hear the sibilant sound as the letter
“S” drops from tho'tongua Into the listen
ing ear, tho brief htes£of the serpent as it
projects its venom.
Whisperers ore masculine and feminine,
with a tendency to majority on the side of
those who are called “the lords of
creation.” Whisperers are heard at every
window of bank cashier and are heard in
all counting rooms as well as in sewing
societies and at meetings of asylum direc
tors and managers. They are the worst
foes of society, responsible for miseries in
numerable; they are the scavengers of the
world, driving their cart through every
community, Hud to-day I holdup for your
holy anathema and execration these
whisperers. tho frequency with which Paul
From
speaks of them under different titles I con
clude that he must have suffered some
what from them. His personal presence
was very defective, an d that made him,
perhaps, the target of their ridicule. And,
besides that, he-was a bachelor, persisting
in hlsTcelibaoy down into the sixties, in
deed all the wnydlirough, and, some hav
ing failed in their connubial designs upon
him, tho little missionary was put under
the raking Are of these whisperers. He
was no doubt a'rare morsel for their scan
dalization, and he cannot keep his
patience any longer, and he lays hold of
these miscreants of the tongue and gives
them a very hard setting down In my text
among the scoundrelly and the murderous.
“Envy, murder, debate, deceit, malignity;
whisperers.” libel quick and
Tho law of makes stout
grip of open slander. If I should in a
plain way, calling you by name, charge
you with fraud or theft or murder or un
cleanness, to-morrow morning I might have
peremptory documents served on me, aud
I would have to pay in dollars and cents
for the damage I had done your character.
But these oreatures spoken of the in fine my tooth text
are so small that they escape
comb of the law. They go on, and they go
on, escaping the judges and the juries and
the penitentiaries. The district uttorney
cannot find them, the sheriff cannot find
them, the grand jury cannot find them.
Shut them off from one route of perfldy and
they start on another. You cannot by the
force of moral sentiment persuade them to
desist. You .might as well read the Ten
Commandments to a flock of crows, fex
pecting them to retreat under the force of
moral sentiment. They are to be found
everywhere, these whisperers. I think
their paradise is a country village of about
1009 or 2000 people, where everybody
knows everybody. But they also are to be
found in large quantities in all our cities.
They have a prying disposition. They
look into tho basement windows at the
tables of their neighbors and can tell just
what they have morning and night to eat.
They can see as far through a keyhole as
other people can see with a door wide
open. They can hear conversation on tho
opposite side of the room. Indeed, the
world to them Is a whispering gallery.
Some morning a wife descends into the
street, her eyes damp with tears, and that
is a stimulus to the tattler and is enough
to set up a business for three or four
weeks. “I guess that husband and wife
don’t live happily together. I wonder if he
hasn’t been abusing her? It’s outrageous.
He ought to be disciplined. He ought to
be brought up before tho chureb. I’ll go
right over to my neighbors and I’ll let
them know about this matter.” She
rushes in all out of breath to a neighbor’s
bouse and says: "Oh, Mrs. Allear, have
you heard the dreadful news? Why, our
neighbor, poor thing, came down off the
steps in a flood of tears. That brute of a
ltusband has been abusing her. Well, it’s
just as I expeeted. I saw him tho other
afternoon very smiling and very gracious
to some one who smiied buck, and I
thought I would just go up to him and tell
him he had better go home and look after
his wife and family, who probably at that
very time were upstairs crying their eyes
out. Oh, Mrs. Allear, do have your hus
band go over and put an end to this
trouble. It’s simply outrageous that our
neigUborhood-frhould be disturbed in this
way. It’s -awful.”
Tho fact is that one man or woman set
on fire of this hellish spirit will keep a
whole neighborhood a-boti. It does not
require any very great brain. The chief
requisition is that the woman have a small
family or do family at all, because if she
have a largo family, then she would have
to stay at home and look after them. It is
very important that she be single or have
no children at.al|, and then she cau attend
to all the seorets of the neighborhood family nil
the time. A-woman with a largo
makes a very poor whisperer. whisperers
It is astonishing how these
gather up everything. They know telephone every
thing that happens. There are
and telegraph wires reaching from their
ears to all tho houses in the neighborhood.
Thev have no taste for healthy news, but
for the scraps and peeling thrown out of
scullery into the back yard theyhave great
avidity. On the-day when thereds a new
iseandai in tbe newspapers they have no
-time to go abroad. <0n the day when there
aro four or five columns of delightful pri
vate letters published in a divorce case she
fitays at home and reads aud rends and
reads. No time for her Bible that-day, but
toward night, perhaps,-she may find time
totfun out a little while and see whether
tbnare are any new developments. sharp
Satan does not have to keep a very
lookout for his evil dominion in that
neighborhood. He has lat out to her the
Whole contract. She gets husbands and
wivesn'nto a quarrel and brothers and sis
ters into antagonism, and -sfe-e disgusts the
pastor with the flock and The flock with
the pastor, and she makes neighbors who
before were kindly disposed toward each
other over suspicious aud critical, so when
ono of the neighbors passes by in a c*ir
jrtage they hiss through their teeth and
«ay, “Ah, we could all keep car’.iages if we
Sever paid our debts 1 .”
When two or three whisperer* get to
gether, they stir a caldron of trouble,
which makes me think,of the three fitches
of “Macbeth” dancing around a boiling
caldron in a dark cave:
Double, double, toil and trouble,
Fire burn and caldron bubble.
Fillet of a fenny snake
In the caldron boil and bake;
* - Bye ol newt and toe of frog, —
JSdirt tot^aad b?indVorm’s’atin ff ,
Lizard’s leg and owlet’s wing
For a charm of powerful trouble,
Like a hell both boll and bubble.
Double, double, caldron toll and trouble,
Fire bum and bubble,
Scale of dragon, tooth of wolf, ,
Witches’ mummy, maw and gulf
Of the ravin’d salt sea shark;
Make tho gruel thick and stark:
Add thereto a tiger’s chaudyot*
For the Ingredients of our balvlron,
Double, double, toil and trouble,
Fire burn and caldron bubble;
Cool It with a baboon's,blood,
Then tho charm is Arm' and good.
, I would onty change Shakespeare in
this, that,‘where ho puta the word “witch’,
t would put tho word ‘Vltisperer.” Ah,
what a, caldron! Did you ever got a taste
of lit I have moro respect for the poor
wuif-of the street that goes down under
tho gaslight, with no home and no God
tor she deceives no on« as to what she Is—
than i have for these hags of respectable
society shawl who cover up their tiger claws with
a fine and belt the hell of their
heart with a diamond breastpin!
The work of masculine whisperers Is
chiefly seen in the embarrassment of busi
ness. Now, I suppose, there are hundreds
of men here who at some time have been
in business trouble. I will undertake to
say that in nine cases out of ten it was the
result of some whisperer’s work. The
wbisporer uttered some suspicion in regard
to your credit. ¥ou sold your horse and
carriage because you had no use for them,
and and the whisperer said: “Sold his horse
carriage because he had to sell them.
The fact that he sold his horse and carriage
shows he is going down in business.”
One of your friends gets embarrassed
and you are a little involved with him. Tho
whisperer says: “I wonder if he can stand
under all this pressure? I think he is going
down. I tliirik he will have to give up.”
You borrow money out a bank and a direc
tor whispers outside about it, and after
awhile tho suspicion gets fairly started and
it leaps from one whisperer’s lips to an
other whisperer’s lips until all the people
you owe want their money and want •{t
right away and the business oircles come
around you like a pack of wolves, and,
though you had assets four times more
than were necessary to meet your liabili
ties, crash went everything! Whisperers!
Oh, how much business men have suffered 1
I think among the worst of the whis
perers are those who gather up all the
harsh things that have been said about
you and bring them to you—all the things
said against you, or against your family,
or against your style of business. They
gather them all up and they bring them to
you, they bring them to you in the wery
worst shape, they bring them to you with
out any of the extenuating circumstances,
and after-they have they made your feelings all
ruw, very raw, take this brine,
this turpentine, this aqua fortis, and
rub it in with a coarse towel and rub it in
until it elnks to the bone. They make you
the pincushion in which they thrust all the
sharp things they have ever heard about
you. “Now, don’t bring me into a scrape.
Now, don’t tell anybody I told you. Let it
be between you and me. Don’t involve me
in it at all.” They aggravate you to the
point of profanity, and then they wonder
you cannot sing psalm tunes! They turn
you on a spit before a hot fire and wonder
why you are not absorbed in gratitude to
them because they turn you on a spit. Ped
dlers of night shade. Peddlers of Canada
thistle. Peddlers of nux vomica. Sometimes
they get you in a corner where you cannot
very well escape without being rude, and
then they tell you all about this one, and
all about that one, and all about the other
one, and they talk, talk, talk, talk, talk.
After awhile they go away leaving the
place looking like a barnyard, after the
foxes and the weasels have been around;
here a wing, and there a claw, and yonder
an eye, and there a crop. How they do
make the feathers fly!
Jesus Christ had these whisperers after
Him, and they charged Him with drinking
too much and keeping had company. “A
wine bibber aud tn» friend of publicans and
sinners.” You take the best man that ever
lived and put a detective on his track for
ten years, watching where he goes and
when he comes, and with a determination
to misconstrue everything, and to think
he goes here for a bad purpose and there
for a bad purpose, with that determina
tion of destroying him, at the end of ten
years he will be held despicable in the
sight of a great many people.
If it is an outrageous thing to despoil a
man’s character, how much worse is it to
damage a woman’s reputation? Yet that
evil grows from century to century, aud it
is all done by whisperers. A suspicion is
started. The next whisperer who gets
hold of it states the suspicion as a proved
fact, and many a good woman, as honor
able ns your wife or your mother, has been
whispered out of all kindly associations
and whispered into the grave. hell, but Some if
people say there hell is for no such despoiler .
there be no a
of womanly character it is high time
that some philanthropist place •established, built one.
But thereds such a and
what a time they will have when ail the
whisperers get down there together re
hearsing things! it Everlasting .uncomfortable carnival of
mud. Were not for the
surroundings, you might suppose they
would be glad to get there. In that region
where they are all bad what opportunities On
for exploitation by their theso neighbors whisperers!
earth to despoil them, some
times they had to lie about but
down there they can say.the worst things the
possible about their neighbors and tell
truth. Jubilee of whisperers. Grand gala
day of backbiters. Semiheaven of scandal
mongers stopping their gabble about their
diabolical neighbors only aiid long enough to
go up to the iron gate ask some new
comer from the earth, “What is tho last
gossip in tho city on earth -where we.used
to live?”
Now, bow are we to war against thit in
iquity which curses every community on
earth? First by refusing to listen to or
believe a whisper. Every court of the laud
has for a law, and all deoent communities
have for.a law, that you must hold people •
innocent until they arc -proved guilty.
There is only one person -worse than the
whisperer, and that is the -man or woman
who listens without protest. The trouble
is you bold tlie-sack while they liil it. The
receiver of stolen goods is jmst as bad that as
the thief. An ancient writer declares
a slanderer and a man who receives the
slander ought both to be hanged—the one
by the tongue and the other by the ear.
And I agree with him.
Ob, my friends, employ the tongue
which God so wonderfully created as the
organ -of taste, the organ of deglutition,
the organ of articulation to maiue others
happy and in the service of Gedl If you
whisper, whisper good—encouragement to
the fallen and hope to the lost. Ah, my
friends, the time will soon come when we
wil! all whisper! The voice will be en
feebled in the last sickness, and, though
that voice could laugh and shout and
sing and halloo until the forest echoes an
swered, it will be so feeble then we can
only whisper consolation to those whom
we leave behind and only whisper our-hope
of heaven.
While I speak this very moment there
are hundreds whispering their last utter
ances. Ob, when that solemn hour it comes will,
to you and to me, ns come soon
may it be found that wo did our best to
serve Christ and to eheer our comrades in.
the earthly struggle and that we conse
crated not only our hand, but our that tongue, fall
to God! So that the shadows
around our dyfDg pillow shall not be the
evening twilight of a gathering night, but
the morning twilight of an everlasting day.
looked This morning, of at window, half past and tour thd o’clock, e£ars
I out my
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ments after, I looked aud the stais hour were two after- Sn^
visible, out an or
ward, Not a star was to be seen. What
was th e matter with tho stars? Had they
melt ed into darkness? No. They had
melted iBto the glorious light of a Sabbath
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CAUGHT BY A HAIR.
Oae oi the Slightest Clues That Ever Put a
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“The least thing I ever heard of that
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other day to another who had just told
a good story.
“It was an old case. It had been on
the books a long while. Four or live
good men had taken a try at it, but the
fellow r was too sly, and he kept taking
letters and we could never take hiui.
The complaints pointed very closely to
the spot where the trouble was, but
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ly baffled.
“I had myself worked on the job a
little and gone at something else. In
all those detective cases it le iu nine
times out of ten a mere ehance that
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to take out of a pigeonhole In my desk
a bunch of decoy letters that had been
sent over the line to catch this sharp
rascal, who was robbing Washington
people of their remittances to New
York. Somehow I slid my knife
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velope, aud there, caught in a corner,
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been meddled with. Yet it had been
opened and a dollar bill duly marked
had been taken out and the envelope
sealed up and put back iu the mail.
"I took that hair up as carefully ns
if it had been a diamond I had found.
I knew that Just across Seventh street
was a friend of mine, now dead, who
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use his instrument a moment. Under
the glass the hair seemed to he one
from a man’s mustache. I looked at it
a long while and so did my friend.
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enough, and I was confident it was a
piece of the thief we wanted to catch.
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“ 1 looked for myself, and sure
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data in this case, and that night started
over the line to New York once more.
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J silW CVer.V mail that handled
| through pouches from there on to New
1 ^ ^ ^ mpntal p ho tOg,aph
| of every mustache and in the New service York. be- I
j ! tween Philadelphia for
i 00 i ie( } for black mustaches and
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j p S ted in any that had the least sign of
! being dyed. At I Trenton Went 1 to found tile end a of
i mustache, blit on
; still looking <•„-. for -inntVior another of Ot
the route ,
i that shade. I found none. That chap
;**yns my man. I came back home, and
for a week played toss and catcli with
]jj m sending through his hands per
| haps fifty decoy letters. , Some ______ AV 1 1ll
stamps m them, some With dollar bills
! and , some With ... money ol .....i „„„ IS. In raoc I(
. .
i than two weeks ve had him. and lie
Avent over the road for two years and
eight months, and the trouble stopped.
“It all began with my finding that
j one little stubby hair in the corner of
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Take Ossenrets f nndy Cathartic. Kie or, 25c.
If C. C. C. lull toeure, druggists refund money.
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Queen Wilheimina ordered all Waterloo
battle pictures removed from the peace dele
gates’apirtments.
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.1 use Pi«o’s Cure for Consumption both in !
my family and practice.— Dr. G. W. Patter- i
SON, ink-ter. Mich., Nov. 5. 1H94. 1
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Druggists 75c. |
.M r«. Winslow's Soot, hi Tier Syrup for children !
Hon.allays ’<*et Jiimr.softens the pums. wind reduces colic, iiifiamma- Dottle, j
pain, cures -do. a f
s, ’« their liberal offer in advertisement in an.
other column of this paper.
While at the head of the State Department i
Judge Da> rec ived three honorary degrees. !
No-To-IXac for Fifty Cents.
Guaranteed tobacec habit mre, make a weak 1
men strong, bleed pure. f<v. All druggists.:
ex^ifidtion at'tikl.omlmi A^ad^my thU^ear" I
Cucumbers ns Fruit.
Certain persons, ljl-advjsed nml pos
sibly ill otherwise, have Inculcated in
the majority of us Americans the be
lief that a diet of cucumbers is not
conducive to health. The same unfor
tunates are nfrald to eat radishes. In
Russia children oat cucumbers as chil
dren here eat apples and bananas. The
vegetable Is sold at every corner by
market women, and the little chaps
buy their money’s worth to cat It,
peel and all, without pepper, salt, oil
or vinegar. The hoy who would never
dare to touch it here served In any
style, eats ten a day in Baku, and
thinks it a delicious fruit.—New York
I’ress.
Curious Custom.
In Chinn It is tho custom tor guests at din
ners to run around between tho courses. This
is supposed to keep the diner’s digestion 111
good condition, but, tho nervous hustling
American needs something elso, and there is
nothing better than llostetter’s Stomach Bit
ters. If a man or woman Is suffering with
constipation. Indigestion or any stomach
trouble, tt’s their fault if they don’t get well,
llostetter’s .Stomach lltttoiH will cure them.
See that a private Revenue Stamp covers the
neck of the bottle.
In Baltimore the streets trolley are sprinkled by
tank attachmets to the cars.
Beauty Is Blood Beep.
Clean blood moans a clean skin. No
beauty without it. Gascarets, Gundy Cathar
tic clean your blood and keep It clean, by
stirring up the lazy liver and driving all im
purities from the body. Begin to-duy to
Danish pimples, boils, blotches, blackheads,
and that sickly bilious complexion by taking
Gascarets,—beauty for ten cents. All drug
gists, satisfaction guaranteed, 10c, 25c, 50c.
, Sheep are clipped at the rate of to per day
in Wisconsin by an electrical machine.
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How is this? Gray h
caused Perhaps sleepless grief, nights sick- B l’
it, or or 5
ness, or perhaps what it the was care.
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you cannot wish to look ii
at Gray thirty. hair is starved hair. U
The hair bulbs have been |.]
deprived of proper food or
proper nerve force.
Ayer's
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US to the nerves, supplies miss
ing elements to the hair
bulbs.
I® Used according to direc
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j 2,3 i all a the softness
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B If do obtain all the
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M the Vigor, write the doctor
| about it. He may be able to
fj E suggest something Address, Dr. of value J. C.
% to you.
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TMIA Aids Digestion,
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v/IlL/WK® X Makes Teetiitng Easy.
TEETHINA Relieves tbe
Bowel Troubles of
fell Children of Any Age.
Only25c. At 35 all druggists. Dr,
If not, mail cents to
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Miss Lockheart’s
LETTER TO MRS. PINKHAM.
£l«TTI» TO M*«. riNKBAIC NO. 67,104]
“ I cannot express my gratitude to
you for the good that Lydia E. Pink
ham’s Vegetable Compound has done
for me. I have taken five bottles of
the Compound and two boxes of Liver
Pills and feel better in every respect.
I had suffered for years with dropsy;
the veins in my limbs burst, caused
from the pressure of tho water. I had
the worst kind of kidney trouble, faint
ing spells, and I could not stand long
at – time. I also had female weakness
and the doctor said there was a tumor
in my left side. The pains I had to
stand were something dreadful. A
friend handed me a little book of yours,
so I got your medicine and it has saved
ray life. I felt better from the first
bottle. The bloating and the tumors
have all gono and I do no.t suffer any
pain. I am still using the Vegetable
Compound and hope others may find
relief as I have done from its use.”—
Miss N. J. Lockheaiit, Box 16, Eliza
beth, Pa.
Only the women who have suffered
with female troubles can fully appre
ciate the gratitude of those who have
been restored to health.
Mrs. Pinkham responds quickly and
withoutcharge to all letters from suffer
ing women. Her address is Lynn, Mass.
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