The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-11-11

heart be also. Now II VIC are hVlhS as
wa are com manded to live our treasure
will helm Heaven and not on this earth.
One reason SO many are dis
appointed nowadays Is that
thew do not obey that
command. When the treasures Of earth
are taken away, there is left only sorrow;
remOrso and despair; but if the treasure
is in Heaven, 1t will never be taken
AWAY. The world is full OF disappointment
and on this account they won't obey
God A man may be very wealthy IN
the world opinion, but he Is pauper IN
the sight of Heaven. Naked came we
into this world and naked depart we
thereirom. You can tell where man ;
treasure Is by talking to him hve MIN
u,es; whether in things in this world or
in those above. The happest people l
have met are those whose feet touch
the earth, but their hands ana
hearts are in Heaven. They that
would be rich fall into divers
temptations; see how many wealthy taml-
les have sons who are ruined; rich man
was taken into an insane asylum ana
when he arrived there he threw himself
into rocking chair and cried, 'olAty
wears old. mliLon. Ut money ana III S1e
asylum That tells the story DFieHy =
When was IN Liverpool, vessel came
up loaded clear down totne water ,T euse,
I wondered why she didn't SINK. W n'ie
being lowed m she nhG
.nrp-,., .. leak At sea, but was loaded with
.n,oL.r. She Wa, what Is called water
I,,,.u. | think good many Christians
ara water logged They require to De
fy,y,d all the tIme aIl along the river oil
ife. to keep them from sinking back INTO
,.rru,utiou and sin %! what work
would be done in this world II they were
only not waler-logged. Iney want Just
enough OF Christ TO make them respect
nJle, and enough Of the world not 10 be
called peculiar Christ died to make Us
peculiar people. The reason why
- great many professed Christians
ARE IN darkness Is that We are CONFIRMED
10 the world. On the Pacific Coast, in
1871. went into the Sunday School one
rainy Sunday, aud 1t was on y hail luII'
TIE SUPERINTENDENT wanted to send the
children home and asked my opinion.
SAID that | thought not, ard added to
myself that he ought to be glad to get
ANY oftncm 10 school. lie asked me u
speak To them and on going to the black
board 20, teacher to write Tor me.
said: Let US put down the treasures OF
earth, and the children spoke them out,
Money. land, houses, fast horses, friends
and pleasure" \ good many
people make an idea of tobacco, and
ram was the next idea. Hundreds OF
men in Brooklyn think more Of the rum
bottle than ANYTHING else in this world
or Heaven.
Alter the meeting in the Rink, II special
service WAS held IN the Tabernacle, ior
the benefit of youHg men who were un'
able to leave their business. At o:3L
o'clock Mr. Sankey stepped upon the
platform. and Tor haitian hour entertain
ed the young men by leading them IN
singing u number of hymns. While sing
nv II avn 50 glad that Jesu, loves me
Company ! OF the Thirteenth regiment
marched into church in full uniform,
creating quite Il sensation. "R"ck oI
Ages was then sung, alter which DR..
Talmay" lead in prayer. Mr.. Sankey
sung Hold the Fort and while doing 81
Mr.. Moody stepped upon the platform
lie delivered "a stirring appeal 10 young
men 70 work for God and taking his text
from Mark. chapter IL, and 18th and 10th
verses. Go We into all the world ana
preach the Gospel 10 every creature,