Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-01
Two Pictures Drawn--Hell, Its Wrig-
Cling Reptiles and yenom-
oas Serpents.
A New Eden, Filled With Perfect FIOw-
ers, Love and Happiness, Held
Up to View.
Husband and wife ia Harmony or Out Of
Tuns--acnu Two walk Together ~
cspt rhey De Aereeds''


THK rABTRsAcLE sEKMON.
BRooKIYa. n. T., Jan. 3i.-Ihis morn
ing fully six thousand rersons were pres.
cnt inside the tabernacle, and a. many
vaiBly attempted % enter The building,
representing the usual attendance when
the Rev. 4 De WITT ralmage, d. D., Is
az home The musical exercises were
exceedingly Interesting, aud Included a
performance on the organ VI Thlele's
Conrert.Satz No. in G minor, by Prof.
Henry Ere Browne. TIE congregation
sang the hymn beginning,
sJoy 70 the world, tbe Lord r. oo'se
Let ear receive her King"
DR. Talmage founded his remarks on
Che subject; Husband aud wife 10 BAR
mony or ont Of Tune, = On Amos Oh. 3,
VIZ: "Can Two walk together except
they be agreedln he said
No, Amos, they cannot They Will be
tripping each other ap, 81 pushing each
other down Married life under such cir
camstances VIII be the sounding VI per.
petuai var whoop In thib course Of
sermons on sThe Marriage Ring,u will
to-day speak Of the mutual duties Of bus-
band and wife. preparatory 10 discuurses
on their individual duties
church within q church. a republic
within republic, world witilnn world,
is spelled by four lottors--Homel II
things 20 right there, they 60 right every
whore; II things 20 wrong there, they 90
wrong every Wbere. The door-sill OF the
dwelling honse Is the foundation of
church and state man never gets
higher than his own garrett or lower than
blB own cellar In other words,
domestic life oycrarches and an
dergirds all other life. The
highest house Of congress u the domestic
circle; the rOcBng-cbair IN the nursery Is
higher than throne. George Washing.
ton commanded the forces OF the United
States, but Mary Washington commanded
George. ChrysOstom'B mother made his
pen for him n a man should start out
and run seventy years In a straight line,
he could not get out from under the shad.
ow Of his own mRntel-plece. | therefore
call toyou this morning about matter OF
Infinite and eternal moment when speak
Of your home.
AZ indiyiduala We are fragments. God
makes the race IN part, anu then he grad.
nallY puts Us together, What lack, YOU
make up; what Won lack, | make ups our
deficits and sIrplusses OF character being
the cog-wheels IN the great social mech
anism. One person has the patience, an
other has the courage, another has the
placidity another has the cnthusihsmi that
which Is lacking In one IL made up 10y an.
other, or made up by all. Bunaloes In
hordg, grouse In brOods, quails Ia A0cks,
the human race Ia circles God has most
beautifully arranged this. IL n In this
way that He balances soGletyi this con-
sentative aud that radical Keeping Things
even Every ship must have its mast,
ana f.a a a
thon, fnr Prinortou and Andovtr, for the
opposites. / have no more right To blame
u man for being different from me than
drivlng-whecl has right TO blame the
iron SHAFT that holds IL 10 the center
John Wesley balances Calvln's Institutes
A cold thinker gives TO Scotland the
strong bones OF theologyj DIR. Guthrie
clothes them with u. thrObDing heart
aud warm flesh The difficulty Is
that VIZ are not satisfied with Just the
work that God has given rs to do. The
water.wheel wants 10 come inside the
mill and grind the grist, aud the hopper
wants 20 go out and dabble In the
water. Our usefulness and the
welfare OF soclnty depend upon our stay
ing In just the place that Gsd has put M,
or Intended we should occupy.
For more cumpactness, and that we
may 0e more useful, we are gathered Ia
still smaller circles In the home group
And there you have the same varieties
again; brothers, sisters, husband and
wife; all different In temperament aud
tastes. II ls fortunate that 10 should be-
80. II the husband be all Impulse the
wife must be all prudence II one sister
he sanguino In her Temperament, the
other muet DO lymphatic, Mary aud Mar
tina are necessities. There will bono din.
ner for Christ II there be no Martha;
there will be no audience for Jesus II
there be- no Mary. The home organila.
ton IL most beautifully constructed.
Eden has gone; the bowers are all broken
down. the animals th0t Adam strokcd
with his hand that morning when they
came up 10 get their names have since
shot forth tnsk and sting, and growed
panther at panther aud mid-air Iron
heaks plunge till with clotted wing aud
cyeless sockets the twain como whirllng
down from under the sun In blood aud
IRE Ellen has gone, bat there Is Just
one little fragment left. Il hoated down
ON the river llddckel out Of Paradise.
II ~ the marriage institution. IL doeSI
not, a. at tho beginning, take away from
man a rib Now IL TX an addition Of ribs.
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DETAINED In our day, and influences are
abroad trying To turn this earth into a
Turkish harem or u great Salt Lake City. |
While the pulpits have been compare. !
lively silent, novels -thelr cheapness only |
oqnaled by their nastincss -nrc trying 10 /
educate, have taken upon themselves TO |
this nation IN regard to holy /
which makes OF breaks for time I
and eternity on, this Is not a mere |
question " residence or wardrobe.
II Is a question charged
with gigantic JOY or sorrow, with heaven
or he'll, Alas Tor this new dlspensation /
OF George Sandal Alas for the mlngling
OF the nighthado with the marriage gar-
lands. Alas for the venom % adder's
spit Into THE tankardsl Alas for the white
frosts OF eternal death that Nil the grange
olossomsl The gospel az Jesus Christ Is
10 assert what is right and TO assert what
Is wrong. Attempts have been made 10
lake the marriage Institution, which was
Intended for the happinoss aud elevation
" the race, aud mako Il a mere CONNER.
'iAl enterprises an exchange Of houses
md lands aad uQuiDAce. hnsfna.a mart