Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-11
THE CHOICE OF A WIFE,
Or. TaImags Begins a Series of Ser
mons on 1.-THE Marriage Ring"
A DISCOURSE OF LIVE INTEREST
Every Man Who Wishes Can Get a Coco
HeIpmate With Divine
Aid.
Syscid! 10 The Reg iS'er

Spsciag 10 iRs Reg .Sier
BRoo1LYy, n. Y January 10Th,
Rev r. Dewitt TH!mage preached thi
morning, in the Brooklyn Tabernacle, thr
first of his series sf sermons on The Mar
riage Ring" the subject being: The
Choice Of Wife In the series will be
treated the following subjects, ofthe great
est importance to every person: "Tht
Choice Of Husband and Wife," "Clandes.
tine Marriages aud Escapadingi" Duties
Of Husbands 10 Wives, "Duties OF Wives
to Husbands an Matters OF Religion
Should the Wife 60 with the Husband, OF
the Husband 20 with tho Wife, "Tbe
Wrong Ways of Women" Costumes and
Morals" Competent Housewitery;' Sen
sihls Young Womsnhoodi" Women who
will Pass Life Single" 'IuAucnca Of Sic.
ters over Brothers." The Modern Novel
and Womcu;" "Roard:rr House and Hotel
Iiir;" "Trrafmcn, Of Maustrlaut and
Naiiseryan,.' The hymn sung on the oc
casjon vat:
" Tue morning .is.i Is 1..S;kipg
dc '"' "'',' 1.'''. ''.''.'
An organ solo Was rendered by Professor
Henry Eyre Browne, who selected the first
o,o,n - u ,,;ro- hc Riro~ to, his NM.
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ca' t"e:Le' A''e' 'NP"""u'"S " p"'S"
Of Scripture, DE-. @lmHge to1k Tor hi'
,,,, JrSrez xiv 2. Is there never 2
~ a., s,n.,b,.r, - N,
"o"'"" ""'o"S '"'
brethren, or among al my people, th"'
thou roesl 10 take o vile Of the uucircum
ci.si p5i.;srir,,y' DR.. Talmar said
SAMSON CHOICE.
Samson, the ,jauf, Is hefe asking con
-,hi. father md 7,,.her to rnarriage
''". 1'' -. ,..l;r,
With one whom lh'I 'h''Enl "n" OF '''U'
lie WAS wise in askiag their counsel on;
~, ,,sa +, r.;-cr;n- il. Captiva;cl with
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Se' 'poAS .ir.,17 -, I,s,;ro c,,,iI;., -,
G1u G;.ri u,sI - Lrm-or;,;ooI ,gI;.inr md s,,pr.
49,, ~ ,rro -sard ,n,G,. for him
,''nI u,o.il - ,rorLIs in shs ,p;r him forever
a "O,. :. - ~, ,,-e,'t, i,r,sls IN. ham.
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P1HC, ','"l s'''"s ,..,n,;r.f ,,,ilars ~
u'a.' -'o',,, ,o.,r,,,. 49,. r,n o., Larb nuf N
Io", 'Gt. 80, r!-,rc- ,tn. vo, n-onosa
~, -. . ,'1...'' .;in h. ,-.;Ir a;r,y /.
IIS'suLS,'E -,,nE % J,or,I, - I'i.s in oYr Israel
80 go a.d,ns ,bo, vo., r,,,... yyc.r on yop-
boo-, . PhiT,,,ne ihi,,lsy DO Won take .
rrob.H,j, bs, ause there are no pomegral.
s,e.? ia there never woman anon
,I, larrL,er. Of 4, trc. .ir,u, 0. amcfg
ali nv neopie that tGou g0es' to take q
g;fs cr The uncircumcised Pnilisnuesg
"
tA' 'si i""ss WAS III
for choice in q land am1d race ceie
brated for tgmHle IoyeIiuess ana moran
worth; u land ana " race OF "nico se'' ue,
ny,nE Abigail ana EeENic p-DoE""' "HG
ds2z!lng NnshI, ana PloNs hs'h5r alu
glorious Ruth, and Mary, VINO hnggsd 10
her heart the blessed Lord, were OILY mag
uljcent specimens. The mldnlGht folded
in their hair, the lakes OF hqHd beauty IN
their eye, the gracesuLnesS oi sprung morn
ing IN their posture ara EtIt, were ohy
tyPica! ol the FreG'er oriII'ance ana glory
OF their aoul. i"Se"lse eXc1se!gSs Is any m,
man IN our time VINO maNeS hIs'o"6 an an
aCcc3 w1E any ore VINO, because .! hE'
disposition, or hcrsdIiy cF hHoiis, or luiel
lectual, vanity OF mora! t"!S'ihcaAoh' may
4 be said to be OF the FhlIls,ineS
Inc ~oT11 never o",se srSS SSI% snar5or of
,n,,,,o,Ir non,ars or roul;iIudinoug in.