New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-08
DIR. TALMAGE NEARING THREE SCOhE.
on,, N PASTOR uNpAuNTED BY THE YEARS

THU popr,1 An PASTOR UNDAUNTED BY THE YEARS
RECORDED AGAINST HIS NAME.
Tho Pew. DIR. Talmage celebrated his ffty-sixth
h,rhoay Yesterday, and although he Is approaching an
ago when naturally lessen their cares nc mas !us'
assumed now one. having added whole regiment u
his snlritual flock The popular 18TH 80 long known
"a Mr. Beecher's regiment has Just chosen MN As s
ehaplan thus furnishing caricaturlsts ana inc
of spicy aragraphs new Held 10 cul'i'a'o' TX
Ta,maee Is already of the busiest OF pastors Win
M, extensive calling list, his rapidly increasing cor
,ssnondece. his sermons and his weekly lectures
h,s editorial work on Tho Sunday Magazine" IN
addition to his lectures In other cities, averaging
one a week through the ecclesiastical year.
From the reputation which Dr. Tslmage has So
cured one would expect that his first sermon after
acce ptng the office of chaplain would Do one eAng
the National Guard and that all the evoutons OF
ayess parade would presented on his platform this
morning. But, the contrary, the mon VINO hSeh
tn his morning sermon for the next throo months
viii only get hints, practical hnts 1t 10 true' but
The main part of the dscourses arc for women, not
The women of his church alone, oven those living
An Rr.ok.yn: they will be addressed to The Women
~ America with Practical Hints for Men," To-day
hs viii sveak of The Women who have to Fight tho
Battles of life Alone" Next week he Will discuss
Marriage for Worldly Success without Reference 10
Moral Character Other subjects announced are,
ia Engagement as Binding a. Aarrage1" Women
who are already Uncongcnially Married. Influences
A,,roa., for The Destruction of Women" Wfely Am
bi,on Right and Wrong" "what Kind OF Men
women Should Avoid" simplicity a. Opposed 10
Afectation,p Reformation In Dress Pam Women
sThe Female sccptio' and Christian Housewi1ery."
Three years ago DIR. Talmage's birthday 'es'i-
snonlaI was presented TO him. which inciuaed ie''eS
from clergymen Of various denominations edltors'
poets, statesmen and business men MI. "h'''of'
Dr. storrs, Mr. Beecher, Dr. s. l. Prime Oh Inc W
server Mr.. Frensuysen, then Secretary OF elseo
Mr. Barnum, Tu er tho poet Genera Hsncock sho
Senator sherman, few Of the men OF hoto mno
letters Of congratuiation flied win senumonts
Of love and affection. DIR. Tamagc started out In MS
no cannot pass by court house hear an attorney
address Jury Without having all his pulses accelerated
an. his enthusiasm aroused
Much has been written of the wonderful SUCCESS
attending the publication of his In
nress. No other preacher ever reached many
famllIes week after week. His sermons, though de-
avaed without reference book. manuscript
even notes, are carefully prepared dictate them
~ NV ;scrctary Is / walk tho a>or," he SAIL the
Other day 70 . young clergyman who was getting
= nolutss OH sei mon making from . veteran In ths
service. - . .,,.,s,. .y,o,.
here DO you got your numerous iiuSsrs@ops
With VII ch your sorn0ns aDou1at" - 49,.
comes out of patch of weeds he is apt TO ma gooc
c.nv Snrrs licking to his clothes which he viii find
n hard 10 get rid Of So find myself with an over
.mndance OF iIlustrs ions, gathered hardly know
how