New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-18
THE INFLUENCE OF HOME TRAINING.

IIlE INEJI EN(E Ot HUME lhAlNlNp.
Mr. 1almagc preached to II crowded house
yesterday morning chaac erstic sermon on the SUD
iect Of sin and its Before the sermon he
announced that 100 teachers wanted in the Taber
nace Sundayscnool. The text I'D Kings, w., 40:
So they poured for the 10 eat And it came 10
pass as they were eating Of the poagc that they cried
out and SAID, thou Of God there Is death in the
pot And they could not eat thereof"
The prophet Elisha, said the preacher. had gone down
TO deliver lecture before the theological students in the
seminary M Ggal lie found them very hungry, ~
students are apt to be. The world seldom makes any
large provision those who give their lives TO inter
ecual toll. The prophet knew 1t was useless TO argue
with lecture to hungry men, Christ recognized this
in the wilderness, when he fed the multitude with the
loaves OF bread before offering them the bread
Of life. IN the pottase which the prophet
ordered to be prepared, student who first
tasted It detected the presence OF poisonous
herb this day :herc cludron Of sin and death
II duty OF ministers to cry ont: Beware Of the
caudron" some people Of il, reject IT and live.
Others taste, tasting and die The potase Of sin
has poisoned the world bu' Jesus Christ Is sure anti
dote. As | said last sunday. while we should have
charity for the sinner should nave 40 tolerance for
hc sin l. is Jagged thing. and needs rough handling.
You can't catch IA buffalo with sllGcn cord Mems sins
should be portrayed in all their uglne-s. There ale
many people who willing 10 sit for
their photographs providing you Will make
handsome picture OF them Christians nnd that life IS
not like yachting summer seas They have
seen tempest, shipwrcck, cyclones behemoths. When
wild animals have deyourcd after another the chill
drcn OF hamlet the innaDt ants band together and
Lunt thc beasts viii torch and gun to their dcns
one Of the chiet sources Of J. unhappy ana undisc
pincd The OH homestead may DE Sold the house
may be corn down. the brook in the meadow may be-
dried mp, the hedges o hoyhocks and Wild roses may
have given place To examples % modern gardening ana
the row az poplar tree, may have entirely dlsapp ared
but that old place WILL nevertheless, hold an Influence
brushed from the clickWccd III driving the cattle
to pasture thirty years ago, the berries that You
string. tIr daisies that You trimmed youI hai VIM nave
all become pat of the fibre Of your moral nature
never get ud Of Ihe lace OF the mother OF e hl7si9i
ury schwartz threw iSht on thc fhce- 81 tHe du-ky
me i a h' hoe U1 I'M. i1if , rc r.in M, .coIi
Crcls VINO are blood relations 10 rhc gailOws. Some
Pa rI hive an cN~pcrafin@ ~y Of DOM their
CHiI't' 4"'s nav 49,.
ws,lr lie world vii turn 10 ashes Wncn the
Children Ic safe Many young man who would snkc
dowmany one Who would insult mis- mother is himself by
bad na- sharpening da-ger 10 plunge ~ h,r bosom
over on me- Who SCOTCH an his parents The ravens OF
the valley shall pick out nj, eyes and the oung eagle
believed he truth Of tine text Train mp child IN the
way IN which he should 20 ana |eh d. i'Gt he WI. o'
depart from it, e. e-, h'HcNc II, said the GA man
B how do you reconcile that belief with Your bad boy
Bm You LAY ., the tmP"a1,7 IN inc wrong place,
wandering SONS. they are NOT Old yet
element lu thc CaillrOn OF inquiry H. tho
effect OF INDECENT lives. All the train, ana steamers
coming 10 the city Yesterday brought young men who
are to trN their IN city pursuits \ Ob-d-
cie for them b, the example oil VINO dO
nothing bat hang around tine fashionable hOicis aud do
nothing. They money enough, they say, and Why
should they work. Some OF them around the city
Han and chew to0thpcls. while waning for some crumbs
at The city they dlive up with their load OF
criminals. would as think OF standing al The gate
OF Greenwood tor the pleasure OF watching the funerals
ns those moral cOrprCs, slain Tor time and
eternity There tour ways getung money! By inner
itng earning il, hl begging ANA by stcalnglt.
good many people 10 not gel IL IN the tr~t tIce ways.
Will not the responsibility or saying how they do
cet II. lLau2htcr.l The number Of i'm the cities
who are trying get their LIVING by their wits and by
increasing You Will have jIst mucn
material and moral possessions you can compass by
inguity Put one IN handsome block Of dwellings In
this city and the property goes down fifty cent.
They atcs to nell and 60 not put up the rgh signs
sam lc rOOIns what naIncl lLaughtcrl "A
drunken outside OF one the otner day suppose be
was q sample strong drink has tOInIhc aurc~ IRON the
brow, Of poet, and authors. Answer, Charles Lamb.
Thomas Hood, sheridan, Poe. Thomas Marshall Young
man. emperor over your aPpccs ana passions some
OF you building may IN TINS city for the first
time. 1 lay my hand Oh yOIr shoulder, and IN per-
functory manner but eluer brother, / commend
Whic yet young man, and who sympathizes with