Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-01-15
Sunday-School Less
TALMAGE ON NIGER
L Large Reward for Bible yictbm-
an and the Bible.

an and tho Bible.
Mr.. Ingersoll says the Bibldm-
pure book. He reads passage to
blush and says: 81 can't rea in
the presence of this refined ae,
| and puts the book away. is
much in medical books that be
read in public; then put thoks
away. When the Bible dealshe
putrefaction of sin, we are tits
harm and not love it. The Bay
of showing sin makes you hattie
Byronic way makes you lovelr.
Ingersoll says the Bible is erik.
Is itP A cruel book producesty.
Where the Scriptures are not 1ed
the people beat each other. Tire
$50, 1000, 900 Bibles in eirculatiopw
me l 900 victims. show me 5000,
or 400, or 200; show ME 100, or
40, or 20. or 5; yes, show ?, shs I
offer 81 900 for one victim. CAp.J
Mr.. Ingersoll says the Biblel-
ans tyrant. 1t is? Come le
worlds picture gallery. Locke,
perfect woman; see Deborah, y
for good; see Abigail, in her bead
power, stop the armed host-a-
cane stopped at sight of wat,
a dewdrop aashing back n.
[Applause. Here is Vashti dea
debauched Kings crew; here is r
saving her nation; here is the n
the perfume of whose ointment he
over the ages; here is Dorcas, tht
of blissful fame gliding her !;
here is Lydia, loved of all. Oh.
a good old woman leaning on {,
grandmother Lois. Who has
worshipers than any save Chri
woman, Mary. Applause. For
did Christ perform His first mp
Woman. For whom did Chris
the dead? For the sisters of Be
For whom was Christ most anN
His dying hour? A wrinkled old W
His mother. All! the world of 4.
ing-behold thy mother. How the
hates women! All! no Bible in !:
and woman is beast of burden
slave. Why does woman go t.
Bible in time of trouble? All! she !.
it says weeping may endure fc
night, but joy comes with the mo.
All things work together for go
them that love God. That book
Husband love your wife. Why do
go to that cruel book?
Look at another picture-the W
with base character brought int
presence of Christ. He, with /
of sarcasm, splits her enemies
scalp to heel, saying: LET him Il
without sin east the first stone"
plause. Oh, how the Bible hates
en-! Oh, women, hold up your b
let me see your handouts. l see,
gold bracelets flasling-they wer,
there by fatherly, brotherly, &c
hands. Applause.] Where is
yoke? Loosen those warm wrapl
/ see your golden. carnelian and
chains Christianity put them
GApplause.] And yet when Ing
says the foolish things against tn
BILE, five hundred idiots clap their
and say: chats so.' Laughter.
All, he is false in this, and false il
false in all.
He says the story that woman
formed from rib of man is r
lous. He gnaws on that rib, an
been doing it for years. If / h;
old hound who day after day gn
on the same old dry rib as if he de
ed on it for happiness, 1 would
him away. Mr.. Ingersoll doesn't
that the word rib, translated, m
mans side. He doesn't know a
of Hebrew, and yet would tran
Genesis. He doesn't know Greek,
in, German or English, and yet v
translate Homer, Virgil, Schiller
Shakespeare. l don't adopt the i'd
Matthew Henry, who says women
taken from mans side because
was near his heart, and I repudiat
doctrine that she was taken from
side so she could reach all his poe
Laughter.
All, she was taken from his right
that his good right arm might pr
her. That's why man gets SO
when you talk against his wife.
out of the striking distance when
talk against man s wife. Appla
From his side at his side-that j.
position. Do you remember the b
couple killed on the train from
nington, Vt.P There was a COLI
the train was burned, and bride
groom persisted. The conductor
the bride could have escaped; the
tors said the bride need not
persisted. The husbands body
under the timbers, but
her dress was caught, yet she di
from his side she would not 60.
Mr.. Ingersoll make mirth of the E
Don't think 1 am opposed to fun.
never made a man who loved fun !
than I do. But don't giggle at
All, there is q blasphemous sid
fun. On that wrecked train there
a man who said: Watch me have
l will pull the string of this steam bl
and when the people see the train
they will wonder" Don't do Il
said his companion But he pullet
string, stopped the train at a DANCE
curve. and along Numbered the
Louis express. Crash, came the COLI
and twenty lives were lost. The
had his joke. Mr.. IngersoH stops
Bible train, the church train, ant
thinks it great joke, yet along q
death. judgment and eternity.
Did you ever read a book, :
Triumphant Death Beds of Di
guished Infidelsp'' Laughter. I
never did. There is no such book.
lie in stolid indifference or in ho1
here has never been an except
They are not like my friend Al
Goldman, whose last glad words "
Il am sweeping through the gates
he blessed land" fApplause.
idels never go that way. What
do? In the late war ,