, 1875-10-04

thlnl1pg. and ain aatjefed tl,cre iH 1ln cake ~
f'tfl a. TINT which lan ha wc1ding-ri!,g IL It
tro like that 1t cut shed over ho,lsc. whI1c
my own part tvcntllry to Hay that II had been
NJ ptn,lcht aud exact about taking tLIa
blep when was n young man as 6Gnln
It, aud tilod o lonely tnan. l3ut J am sure that
this ]ucaton will 10 sosoi In the ong tr.,o Shv
finally for moro sscrod ro4son than any bays
given thIs, namely, that
HEAVEN II Az DEEPLY tarEHE.TED ~ IT
~ can be- and IL a,re At last to carry Tho t1ar.
Unliove ln th,s Icutonio kind, ~ have said. Al
it centres for III III tho English and tho ucrna,a
In their far-roaclisg loyo Of llomo, their prize in
nohio family, aud tho!r primitive reverence Tor
tho sanetity Of tho sgn by which one man
chooses ono WOMAN uHt II nil tho world 70 lonis
Az they both do iss. believe, u]so with a tor-
feet trust, in thu HnworH freshness. in thJu 1Itw
laud nnd nRtion, II lhis Sacred path.utl, that eau
Htorm liz when tho right tlmo cntuon, ~ | saw
the Atlantic storm thoHo babblng brooks alont
lltnglsn, aud uwhcn liz On to 10 amt 10
TO thinga .wo gould not dream, Vi wllon
wo imagined wo VETO wiso bofont that w,cl, IL
written. Hut, inest Of all, belioye and trust In
ti,is power that has hidden Lin liebt ant] Hwcet-
oat 10 uf tho world down to ts day in lho
manhood and womatlllDMl which won1d tolerate
no tanerinE with those holy th!ngs but Inns in
alHtod that TIM young mon should l,u chahtct aud
tic younK Wuinon Hhatl tnayry, mud That 4 man
should bo Tho hnnbaud u onu wife. and BY
revelation wr.tten over cpunt!oss multitulcs OF
human lives haH driven homo tho truth t'.at
when NC try tn frstrata ttlls iaw oven lii tho in
tcfehts Ut what wo believe 10 bo q higher rclty-
loua lilo, like that Of tho monastery tho day IL
H''ro to como when tho wloio thing ID rot
ton TO the coro. una IN fnloloruhlo him
dcranco rather tEian lulp lo uH, wI,i!o
out u tho homo comcs tuat perpetual
renovation tbrougI. which tic Must High
Now, If believed that tho God aud Father of
us ast lad go:ton His wli Ut lis rs iIe did ut hut
uf tho Egyptianh and Asnyriaus, blosd l,aye
nolh'ns usore to say lIut talioysug aA do that
Lie b1s stake iu ua IIo ca,llut ntIorI to ioao.
know lie will lind why to soIyo t1a t,ucstion.
though Wo tlespalr, aud it will 10 tho rood old
way llo will touch this great true ileart 40
ha'o a'o Wept over aud sung oTer within tue last
words in Tho old simple sray. liz will ray to tho
! now generation exactly what 11o llaa rad to tho
oh1, II IL not good fur the luAM 10 bo afoue,
viii 'naio help mcct fur him. md tho
man viii wake Up frun tho old blessed
world.
Wo arc not to 'ny over mucl, rtreaH, then, on
luis newspaper convention OF tic Yuing men
md womuu who woulI get married If they
turHt, but ouly OH tho wood OF tlusa aluouE
tlIeui
wilO WANT TO OFT 1rAnnlED
II they could lind the right nan or woman-tllo
ono man or woman out Ut MI tho NuIll,-uul
nro old enough 10 be their fathers. OF mak, {,
Bpoon or Hloll1ng huril. ! confess for QUO thut
Illaye 10 intosess il any other kind. Tho man
who dare not do what hta manhood demands Of
Of no more uso IN tho battle Of iifo thai
10 would have been in tho battlo Of
GottSsbnrs. But i,nyo to rny this afte, noon,
shat llase aald 1nahY g Limo before. tllat tue
strain docs not lie OIL this string 6nt Oh another
OF a far deeper meaning. do no. trouble n.y.
self whom look 1T tho question from this side
about gottiug marrlod. Tho stout old habit OF
oug race will take care OF that, aad tho unworn
aud inorhausti6lo secret OF a lovc that will rieo
TO AprinEtltlo when tho right match comes along.
aud tho purpose no Gun no moro alter than W.
! can alter tho Courao OF tho sun 10 people tlis
now world with sho men and women WHO viii
tako caro- Of 1t, aud leavo those who cuunot out
Of tho question. What Go feol anxious about
lu tlia relation ia staying married, nnd Mahinl
Of THU most sacred dced what wo onsht to male
OF It. 1horo are, somewhere In this wDrld,
o,G f." s1nt e1ne'a of y, .Il0 o, in which ,tS
sevonsh Commandment 30 thai tho verso reads.
''Tllou shat commit adultery" aud | tAluk
soc tendency oil the tlmo to sampor with anoth-
or passage that il ns aa sacro1. at,d to read it.
"Whom God has joined together lot man put
80 that tnoro il for moro trouble ahoad to my
mind iu playing fast and looAo with thiH sacred
l,usfness than iii taking tue Step aud then quit
ting ua like nle1l.
So want to run 4 story through tho rest Of
my discourse III which haye tried 10
orEH TH1R CHEAT sEchET OF sTAYIS1 MARRIED
in tho light tlat co1noJ to by tho ti1na ho
gets round to tho slser Wedding. to which my
wife and cot round lust April, and II you thiuk
n minister ought not to roady story ou Bun
day, mny sAy got tue hint OF It out OF book
that ia sometimes bound up with our Bible.
i is about Young man who set out to seek 4
wife. an1 who found ono. OF courBo as all Yut1ne
i.lnn do who Bot out In dead casuest; md wlleu
thoy were married. lle know worry !lto about her
mud she knew very little about him, boyond tlis !:
that they. woro both born OF guod. houost
IGtT nrtIf fnir 1t,1e 4
eho had to 70 home with him md live with
| TINT pbTson for w1ilo our new BatirissB aro
| girding at 30 autairly,-a mother-n-law. And
what would cono of 1t They had no idea; tho
| tho light Of love that VIVA IN thoir hcarta and
| when thay ca1no 10 bo alone in tloir cla,nbor
thoy knott down and prayed u.ls prayer: "l1er-
cfully oroAtn that wo may grow old togethor."
It waB ono Of those weddings for which Home
| people predict leisureiy Yopcntanco,-loyo at
iIrst sight, followed by vory brtnf courtship.-
aud thon tho ninlstcr, and fricudH, congratnIa-
| tious, k,ssea. tears, laughter, Buppof. Which
and hail wondering whether II could bc pos aiblo
| TINT they wore really husband and wife. as tho
man had said, as long as tloy both should live.
Thoy werc both quito yoin. theg did nut kuow
much Of tho world they Ind lived In, aud moth
ing ct Ill Of the world They wero ontorlue.
Could ho bold his own as hread-winner, anl
| Bho As bread-maker? Could hu kcop n
house ovos hor head, and could Hlo make il
bright mud trim aH Han loves to SEQ 1t wlen tIo
| comca home tired aud wants to rest I Would llo
turn out selfish in his homo, offorgotful7 or
| aho frivolous goss'p, OF wife no could trutt
like luis own right hand Would. the SUNSHINE
break out IN his faco as ho entered lla own door
aud mot tho sunshine breaking out oa hozs !?
| Would eho cry. "llusbana horas your slippers
| nico aud Warm littI1 Anna hEs beon toastipK
them over 10 long" and he cry. "Al. wife, yop
| aro tho woman to thiuk Of man. Whero arc
tha ch,ldron'? Or, would he sayo all hs snarls
In Ind Hk t3O ttnnr Ant1 NNf hnwp RI aIt,.
| ner, and aha give him hack bis own with uaury :
There IL all lay boforo tI,em Tho vast untroddon
possibility loadiug 10 boayon or to hell by The
| time they canso to their silver wedding. Thofo
was but ono wish III their hearts. como what
| would, resting tlloro, ~ tho lark in the apsing
roHts In my old homeland among tho wild thyme,
aud then It scared III tho lark BOATS singing lntu
llaaYnn; aud tllB waH tho burden Of tAcis
| spr'ng, "Mesctfully oFdain tsat wo may grow
| aged together"
| but no havo to Heo how this moat touching
cry would bo OF no mora use tl,pn tlau it il ID
some now, IL II did not atanl through all tho