Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-15
To His Grsat Congregation at the
BrUoklyu Tabernacle This
Morning.
he EDjOlns Observance Of the d.
vine Injunction: "Bsar Ys One
AnOthsr's Burdens"
And CounseIs Encouragement FOR
the myriads Of Weary TOiIsrs
Throughout the Earth.
special to the Sunday Register.

Il
-Tsberpscle. tomorrow morning upon tne
subject OF "Helpfulness. AT the opening
of the services the names OF nty ne"
members of the church will be read. LII
Tslmage will then make running Cum
mentary ON the conspiracy TO Kill Paul As
recorded IN Acts xiii, after which ne VIII
Itske his text from Galatians vi. ?: Bear
xe one suother's burdens and so fulfill the
law Of Christ" and deliver his sermon as
$follOws.
4 Every man for himself. II there be only
,oor, FOR one in the hfeboSt, Get in your
xsII II there be burden TO carry, super
wise other men while they shOulderlt. lou
10 the digit and other people the ciphers
Az The right hand side, nothingi n them
SelyeS but augmenting you. In oPposl'
i ION 10 that theory, hear that OF Paul when
No ssys. Bear We one snOther's burdens
AID - iulhlI the law of Christ" No one
e>r,pes buldenS They come down on both
srou .ders They come down on the head.
4 tTLey come down on the heart. look over
this audience aud sll seems seems we'll anu
fssy and bright, but you all have as much
- you can lift, and some more than you
ran NSt. Now Paul proposes in the text TO
Srnt ND these burdens into fragments.
You taSe part Of mine and | will take part
o' yours, and all Of Us take part OF each
ttLeTS lOSd
The Temple of BaaIbee
had bu;,t iato its wall three stones at a
leIght OF twenty feet, each of the stones
weighing 81, ven hundred tons. The ma
tEr.trl by which that immense hett WAS
,f.rd :, .!..4us the lost arts. But the Cos
r,i u.aru!u. " mentioned in the text will
Vet l.Il q yusler and heavier tonnage OF the
word burden oil the great suffering heart
4 rf the race 10 other words what We all
need Is more of the spirit Of helptulness.
Mrs. Applc'un, of Boston, the daughter OF
i Ian (! Wet, ter, was dying after long H.
lrt>s Tks great lawyer retiring from the
tCuur' ruom where he had been arguing an
timlt!:ant ,aSe, visiting the house OF his
t,si.gltrJ and entering her room, she said:
Ea,,.c7 vi ~ are you doing without an
Cye.ClSi on this chill day" Mr.. Webster
vent 10 the next room and in a burst OF
ttrar> said Dying herself and only think
4 ing OF nv healthr' How beautiful is con-
Germ Tor others instead of this taking care
y uf ourselves,
Encourage All Merchants.
fIi the merchants goods be attractive tell
him 50. II after he and his clerks have
-epent much time in arranging the show
window and shelves 10 please the public,
I6O not be siraid 10 compliment him on his
hood TASTE Ii you can speak well of his
locality, OF his prospects, OF his past enter
,Prise. DO 80. Fear not To make him vain
FOR there will be plenty OF shop going peo-
tple who will tell him that his prices are
<RNoTbi'ant and that his goods are inferior
and that his show window on the outside
Mead them 10 expect more u1sn they have
Mound inside. Before the night OF the
onurEiug that you say the encouraging
nh!u. there will ne all sorts Of CraUks, male
.rnd female. who will depreCiate everything
bud haul down enough goods to tit out a
" hO.e lamI y and 60 away not making any
lpurlAase.
"a He BE n tirOeer
7fhcy will wa.A through tasting this aud
3tss,lug that and tasting the other thing,
5rrm y hat hey steal in that way taking off
d n the p-ntiJs Of that which they purchase,
8UyiuG three apples while they are eating
+tne Crs-gr. Before night he will have to
trrC,, OF had debt OF some one who has
proved oUr ~ the neighbOrhoOd, giving no
hint OF his destination. Or some one will
<romP back saving she left her pocket book
fthtre and not fNd'nG il will hint that ii it
tNsstkere, and leaving you to make such del
rate and complimentary inference as you
nay prefer. Before night the merchant
y III hear that one style Of goods OF which
b. has la-ge supply Is going out of fashion
Rnd bill that he sent out will be paid uu-
sIrr protest that the customer has paid il
Before. Il ~Ou know anything encouraging
IA that merchant better say il, for he will
t1ye enough unpleasant things said aud
Zone before Ui-ht 70 keep him from oe.Om
j. si"Ti,, nc With pleasure :yr praise.
Encourage Newspaper uen.
d. yoC &u"w what annOyanceS they -
" rough. Their most e,abOrately prCpirsd
alu,.r> sometimes thrown out because o.
prtssure o. the columns; expected 70 make
y C.dte report Of some speaker who ~ 50
,htiStiECt If utterance the entire discourse
IS CLe long StenOgraphiC guess; the mid.
'blSht thst finds you alseep, demanding
Shat they be WIDE awake; their most care
4Ul work 4, famed by one careless type.
better. their lives ground out be.
tweeu the wheels Of our great
brain manufactures; siCkened with tue
approaches Of those who want a news
Raper commentator or retraCtiOn, now
sailed on 10 sketch a funeral and now a
bugIlIstIC encounter; shifted from place TO
pace by the sudden revolutions, any day
<4lable to come in any journalistic estab.
bShment: prsCarious life becoming more
send more preCarious. Be aiIable to them
hen you have no axe 10 sharpen sn their
Eind>tOne. Discuss in your own mind
nat the l"ih century would be without
tpe newspaper and learn that every oppor-
chiiy to cheer all who have anything to
+o WIN ll!> great interest from the chief
q the editorial down TO the bov who
tbroNs IN the morning and evening paper
~pn yoUr basement window.
Encourage Mechanics.
VI lou viii have them to plumb your pipes,
'sIso@lne your ceilings. To hang your
4fhsHueheF>, to PIT down your carpets, to
IS'r your furniture, TO swing your gates,
gram your doors, 70 fashion Your ward.
- j." rot initiate those who never say
lhIhS except 10 lind fault. II job be
Oh'P''y anG skIlfully executed, recog.
- 'Ne lsOt. say right out the garment
= O'sGlIu..E. the room is exauisitely
>Ptseu, ! book Is we'll bound, "lhe
49, = Es' 'uiy finished the work is
leuu'u!! V"ht There are en- mplOyers who
~ say anything 10 their employees ex.
~ 10 70 SNear ~ them when things 90 wrong.
u"' 'eS' Ihat under your approval the
nS"IC WI" become arrogant or too
:sslh 70 De seen IN working
+EfOu aLu ShlTt sleeves. Befor. thu ri,,hS
81 tue morning on which Won onnIanJ 80
ne VII. nave some one bring =, Iawsn;t ~
<soSe De dld not finish the work ~, H.
~ PROMISED, caring not fuy tho f,ct ,i'o,
tN vile 3 sick and that he buriei f,va Ia Ia
~ffn OF the scarlet fever and ne hal - 80,
o. the nnSer NJ his right hand O- -. Iii
nenounced because the paint IA ~ ~
nt color, careless OF the fac, -. 80 -
tet che atrd IN tue ingredients AMI 80, nc ie
~ too late. Oc he will he sroIF.J -. !.
Ding the horse by unskilfII SLn,;o 70
va IA the snlNSt had been nr,ntLs -,
tt< spawned Or ring.honeJ ~ s,-;,' oeSp S'ti u
- .isp ger OF being spoiled by your bj,S
Encourage Farmer
YEP often meet them when tbsv
tei'y markets or to yorr place J'l,v of b1s; -
S OF when Won take v6rr sT,,,,n,a- U.s.
Hnnds Candidates for oiiirs ;,S, S'.n slIlsr ilsr
el' Guons 20 through the conn,r's Cs'oEe ore
tilCai platforms, Grating about the nj In
$ttcens NE Oh the agriculturist Indanen-
<4Ff OF NFat' That is All s,, pen
>fn on farm, and have 1ortot wa was
Snn Enow absut il. Not b,vir, go :
WI nearly grown. and | tsII Won
'Hrit are no class OF ppnaIe who 49, -
ps4d-r "r who are mure tn bs S'.li,i' I've
- S''L 'iISn farmers. IndepanIsn,P e
y, ths Curculls that s.lngS t1e na',op
~ VI he rust in the Nheata ~ tSa
"hH The rye is down. Tndaranla.,s
Pe SrFS>31PpsrS? Independent nj H.