Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-03-19
SERMON.
cannon of the Series on the
Marriage Ring

ling House Va. Home Life
an" no.,ization of the Family
..,.,,on Impossible Except
r,der the Home Roof
Nth discourse of the Marriage
sst Rev. T. Dewitt Talmage
Se'ls, nicture of contrasts between
s"V and clearinghouse life, now
Ptf' and that of life under
.oof. The text was:
,.,,sht him to an inn, and took care
of'" 'l on the morrow, when he de.
,ook out two.pence and gave
NJ nost and said unto him. cake
lux and whatsoever thou spendsst
HI" come again l will repay thee"
&. and 3D.
.ha good Samaritan paying the
~ A. mar who had been robbed
~. killed by bandits. The good
!..n had found the unfortunate on a
.arty road, where to this very day
.:or. are sometimes committed
'%.,rslers, and had put the injured
~ the saddle, while this merciful
~ .,.,io man had walked till they
.'o botel and the wounded man was
", and cared for. 1t must have
s.rv superior hotel in its accommo-
: for, though in the country, the
a vas paid at the rate of what in
I.,,rv would be four or five dollars a
,,nny being then a days wages,
1.-TWO pennies paid in this case about
,,,, waces. Moreover, it was one of
lind. hearted landlords who are
hi up in the happiness of their
hacause the good Samaritan leaves
~ wounded fellow to his entire care,
sing that when he came that way
ba would pay all the bills until the
got we'll.
N and boarding-houses are necessi-
In yerv ancient times they were un-
because the world had compare
Jew inhabitants, who were not
riyen to travel, and private hospi-
me. all the wants of sojourners; as
Abraham rushed out at Mamre to
.hp three men to SIT down to a din
veal: as when Lydia urged the
Is 10 accept of her home; as when
bile were positively commanded to
IN to hospitality; as in many of the
in the East these ancient customs
acicvi to-day. But we have now
presided over by good landlords,
srdins.houses presided over by ex-
hos. or hostess, in all neighbour
villages and cities, and it is our
~tlation that those of our land sur
III other lands. They rightly be-
Ne permanent residences of many
such as those who are without
:, such as those whose business
them migratory, such as those who
not, for various reasons of health or
Rrity Of circumstances, take upon
Flyes the cares of housekeeping.
e never mas been a time when so
families, healthy and abundantly
support and direct homes of
bwn, have struck tent and taken
lent abode in these public estab-
hts, 1t is an evil wide as Chris
}, and by voice and through the
Rper press | utter warning and
protest, and ask Almighty God
the word, whether in the hearing
ing.
ese public caravansaries the de-
GOSSIP is apt to get full sway.
boarders run daily the gantlet
raj Inspection = how they look
fhe!y come down in the morning
en- they get in at night, and what
for a living, and who they re-
5 guests in their rooms, and what
FaFand what they do not wear, and
ey eat and what they eat, and how
ley eat and how little they eat.
mole house goes into the detective
s. They must find out about him.
nst md out about him right away.
We his door unlocked by accident
lAl that his rooms have been in
MS trunks explored, his letters
F!liefently from the way they were
men ne Put them away.
sAe;ls the question asked with
interest until the subject has be-
PAonomania.
IAN proposes i'll such a place to be
anu Fetlcent and alone, they
III 10 guess about him. Who is
lvFe did he come from: How
" gong sto stay: Has he paid
How much does he pay: Per-
Ias committed some crime, and
want to be known: there must
'nIAs wrong about him or he
peak,
"Fte TACT is, that he is nobody in
a OUT minds his own business.
i'n'Iords and landladies can not
under their places from be-
''nuemonlum of whispers, and
.'s are torn to tatters, and evil
, are aroused and scandals start
parliament of the family is
"''n's ny some Guy Fawkes who
1usNt IN time, as was his En-
"''eSSor of gun-powdery reputa-
"S9" IS, that while in private
'es nave so much to keep tn lem
NAese promiscuous and multi
ss''ences there are so many who
''n ~ 'odo, and that always makes
iney gather in each others
spend hours in consultation
's, l! they had to walk a half
'uey got to the willing ear of
... 70 aetraction, they would get
u 'eiore reaching there, and not
s'o" OF a%nimosity or SANDER,
oseaus Of the distance, not go at
'0nls ~, n, %, IS, "a and Is are
corridor, and when n car
70ss cav! caw!n all the other