Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-11
MARRIED LIZ e."

And the Joysaud Sorrows which i, Brings
TO All-Ioye of God the Chief Source Of
Happiness. Psosperi,y and Peace-With
itlnay all Trouble be Conquered and all
Wrongs Righted.
sr,cioI p.patrh 10 tho Register.
Vrw Yovr O,,ohar IO-A L,rye ron.
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gregal'oh a'SeniOied at 'he pfooNl!h
Tabernacle 10 hear the second OF DR..
Talmare's domestic sermons" Alter
s;r,;,, ,le or.ni,, HYMN
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'",'I R'V' y '''',' ''eA' ''"o'",',
Or. la'maSc read the names oi twenty
new members, making a total Oi 2,32S,
IN. largest PRESBYTERIAN membership in
a. o,ll III, ,,,o oor,,or
j., fru.
sr,;oo,. ,,vo-,isa I;ra"
TcY,. InL, yi,i 2o-"Rrnrn ,o Thin, own
house and show how great things God hath
done thee
After fierce and shipwrecking night
Christ and his disc plies are climbing up
the slaty shelving of the beach. What
a glad thing to yet on the solid land
again al'cr beirg tossed on the billOws
Eut while they are COn-ratulalinr each
other ON their marine escape. on, from n
dark. deem cavern Of the Gedarane hills
somethIny swiftly and terribly advances
l. il aman or an apparitiOn or a wild
beast? II is maniar who had broken
away from his keepers, few rGgs only
adh, ring 10 lis person. and on his arms
and feet pieces OF stout shaCklr, which
l.. ~, ~ TO.
With wild veil and dripping blood
from wounds oi his own laCeraIinn, he
flies down the hill. Back TO your boats,
We fishermen, and out into the sea. and
SO escape assassination, But Cir,st
stood his ground, and so did the disci-
nles. As This tiying and reekiug fury,
with
rrr,;coa p,s.s
80 -, Ill
haStss al onr's'' thi'st sa.s' li.,'"H
OH. bnwh Ut NY ''y'' ,''oH l'D', eu''v.'
et' lhe man I"P,, "", w
haus'ru anu "oiSnlP,uI' away ~
dcNLs. C0innhaiiue" Hn'Ist anu ,"'
2ojO hehds 'hat la" neeh 'ornieh'lh2
the dcmohlac were lr"tSi'ift" ~ 'ie
2,ouO SWINE "hi'h ih',heu'a't'y MI :"
STA Win thelf "ccu'Se" 'aiso. i"e az.
custd man "aiL'e" =" s'' e''i az '',. ~,
oi MS G!N!he hene'ac'or, hut ."iIs'
says 10 NM p'''iC".'! - nv S'op
mere na'',I va ~ ny I'
Monii,'S II" ''Ir 80" 'r'' .,I o'' ,,,,, ''"" ar
,'',,' a -, ...';cL, - ,nur toso,o,eJ home
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ar, ar, te', ,""' ,, Ia,C ,'a n'nrn arJ bo,,,
Nm, WI. '.E,'u,' ''',I" ,ha. ro, ho,a ~or, roa.
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80 t.r'.,;'r,I, ,r',L, 90 L,ro tho wor.
-; 80 n,,,;rn L,us.LoI1n "po.
.a.p - ,,;,,o ,,,,',, ,,,s,, o,I sLow bn,r
on,'. ,n,, .,Lim..s,;,J ~ La,h lone thee "
Tne Cbis, Ii Id Tor R.i.ai)us Activity.
I,J.aj ,4.h hop,, rirr,, should be the
frs, and ,;iri li,,I i,r our religious ac.
,;yi,v ,n .i.mn,.ir,,ei,srli. Ia the out.
siJ,.w ,rld ve may have A show Of re-
Icion while We have no real pietv, but
! the home quickly makes manifest
whether our religion be genuine or a
| sham. What makes Il COOL home?
Some woald say wide hall with ani'er-
cd deer head, Il large parlor with sculp.
turt and hric.a.hrac, 4 cheerful dining
room with easy chairs and plenty OF
light and engravings OF game on the
wall, and sleeping apartments commo.
| dious AMI adorned. Ne; among such
| scenes You have witnessed glsan-
tic wrctchedncss, while you
Look Back to the PLAIN Country Home
- which yorr narents read their Bible
| nv t,lloy candle. The best caruet was
n;o5,. by the rags which vour mother
cnt Mint after n;,bt. Alter YOU had
heIneI wind Them on the ball they were
semi TO the weaver,. and with his slow
shuttle came into shape. Few, il any,
luxnries were in that home, and yet
you cannot think ot il without grateful
and fearful emotion. We AL know that
il is neither rich upholstery, nor pre-
tentious, architecture, nor rare art,
that make the bright and beautiful
home. six OF the wise men Of Greece
gave their opinion OF happy home.