Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-20
WOMEN OF AMERICA.
WHAT CAN.AND WHAT CANNOT MAZE :
WOMAN HAPPY.
This Absorbing Question Discussed BY the Reverend
Dr.. Talmags, from a Biblical Stand
pOint-A Brilliant and Inter
ssting Sermon.


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s,,.,,, ,,ss,,o,a 10 the ReoiSer ,-------~
n.1r,x- V,o'1s Foh,ra,v 19-This morn
bkooALiN, ,T.:,r.,.no n n
ing the Rev. L. lie" it' iAn oo.,
preached the seventh Oh DIS seiie'
mona 70 the Women of America, with I'M
-. ,;,,e to Men, The opening
- ha,;rs. ... ... 81.
~ ,iy,.I un -. - g. ,o,ss abound,
"lhen le' out us - a.....
Ano every eai ~ rnnanpsps Ground,
were mafchlns 'ito s,ah
10 ialrel "ofiu' 0H L.; 49, +ha f,l.
DIR. Talmage TOOK ioi ms .S,.--
lowing words: 'She that hyeth In pleas
ure ia dead while she liveth." He SAID
m .,;,oof a R,ston newspaper q few
LUG eu.'e' y. y - a. .aroo ones.
days ago wrote asKiug me 'ne - -,
tions: What is the road 10 napplness'
and mOupht happiness be the chief aim
eTco,, NJ, answer was. 1.-THE road to
VI Ahe' ' A.. .o ,,oko
happiness Is the continuous enois .,;ss }" ,ah.
Others happy. Inc eniel ANA " iS hnt bsn.
to be usefulness, NOT napRI Ipos,Ieess This
piness always ioiio"S a,,aOn a1. wav sets forth
mornings W1' - ,ap rybo seeks in
tne uu'n ,Et,%oO @ her chief epioyment,
WoIiaiy autoA s;e ;n.ment and death
VIII come " S; ;, p1aaonre ia dead while
one tnas ii''''
sne llEe.n
my i'ieiiu'' 'oN
ALL WANT III bS HAITI
You have had a great many recipes by
which it is proposed to give you satisiac-
tion--solid satisfaction. AT times you ieei
a thorough unrest. You know as wen as
older people what 1t Is 10 De oepresseu.
AZ dark shadows sometimes fail upon 'ne
geography of tne sSnool sui 90 I Ihoro e ps psen
Vi 're SSna = Mo1 90 in November.
S as eiVuuy u 3s0nar s;oSs breathed by the
nSn'nthor tns.S t @ tbap bv the granddaughter. |
Sa''Na. a. nonnIar imnression that people
ool'Sos $500 .H1 ;u oh,Idbood and youth than
az e naP aPar ,,;Ii he again If weliye Alright,
tho .hoy yoIdar % ,bs b.nnier The happiest wo.
Cno UDon Tho tbot 7 aver knew was a Christian octo-
aonar;an. t her hair white as white could be;
fbs SUNLIGHT of heaven late in the after
noon T;Iding the nesks of snow. I have
.oon .!o S,oet many of the Young pee
~ say ths rno0t m;ser,ble time Won are
aro, - bava ia inst now. As Won advance
ever " u"re " cnn,o Js ont into the world and
~ al nr %n i hoad and heart all,full of good,
hanost an ~ nract;cai Cbristian work, then You
lii, III Inaa wbat II ia tn bagin to be happy.
Thara % % orc those wbo would have US believe
,ha, @ Tse i chasinv tbistle-down and grasp.
;na a hnbhIas nh W. have NOT found it so. To
msny of us it has been discovering dia'
monds larger than the Kohinoor, and
thint that our ioy will continue to increase
nn,;I no,h;nc sSort of the everlasting iubi
ina 'l nr hsaven viii he able to express it.
''' - .or
hokAllo 'hLhNou'"'
at the close of the hardest life a man eVei
lives-tle LIE OF an American ARTIST
wrote: II don't want TO leave TINS "oriC
until | give some slgn that, porn py ths
grace OF God in this land, l nave founc
life to be very cheerful tning, ana no.
the dark and bitter tnlng WIZ "n'cn LILY
early prospects weEs Gioeaeu.
Albert Barnes, the gooa CnrlstlaI
known the world over, stood IN ms Puipi'
in Philadelphia. at seventy or eisnty year
OF age, and SAID: Ihis "orio IS 50 very a',
tractlye TO me am very Sorry l sna'i h"''
to leave It,. :,
know that solomon salu sUhe Ne,y uo:
lerous Things aDont tnls woliu' anu .i,'.s m :
;sn tlints us'', :, snr,oss IL was . reference 10
49,; no.;,o, N b;S career when his zoo
r;rso oSs al aImost nestered the life ont OF
~ % Rot T vonId rather turn 10 the de-
a"r;n,;,n % ba cove aftar his conversion.
oe.,P''Tu 80 s ~ onother nlaoe. "HeI
~neu ne es1' - .IaasonireS and oil her
y "ays ".e 49," 49, " r. ;s reasonohle n ex.
paa. ps - Iii he co The Longer the fruit
bsnos ham an 1.-The tree the riper and more
rnaIiov - nrgbt 70 grow You plant one
n-o;n IS cnrn end Il will send mn n stalk
S;,h sai' ~ t,o ~ aars each having nine bun.
al Cd f;sty Grains On that one
ara;o nIsnted will nroduce nineteen hun
Srsd erains so that one grain
njonted will nroduce pirteen hundred
aro;no And opcbt not the im-
r,iontot;on of a Grain of Christian principle
p . uomtbfnI sonI deveIon into n large
or,n of aIadness On earth and TO harvest
of eternsi iov in heoyenq Hear nae. tten,
wbiIe 7 discourse upon some of the mis-.
toLss wb;ch vonnp neople make in regard
80 Lonniness and noint ont to the Young
r,or,,.n ,rh hot 7 consider 70 he
"''--'" " THE soTRCE
Of complete sats'aetion'
And, IN the nrst place, ADVISE you NO,
to build your happiness upon mere soelat u
position. Persons at your age, looking OH
upon life, are apt to think that IL, by some
stroke Of what Is called good lnck: you
could arrive IN an elevated ana alIluent
position, little higher than that IN wnich
God has called you TO i've, you would pe
completely happy. lnhnlte mistake! Inc