The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1900-01-11
TALMAGE'S SERMON.
TALK ABOUT wOMAN.s USE
FULNESS.

TALK ABOUT wOMANsS USE
FULNESS.
There AFRO Dangerous Alarement. or
she Shall Called Honan--
Gen. II:
God who can make no mistake
made man and woman for a specific
work and to move in particular
SPORTSMAN to be regnant in his /
realm, woman to be dominant in hers.
The boundary line between Italy and |
Switzerland, between England and |
Scotland, is not more thoroughly |
marked than this distinction between |
the empire masculine and the empire |
feminine So entirely dissimllar are |
the fields to which God called them,
that you no more compare them
than you can oxygen and hydrogen,
water and grass, trees and stars All
/ this .alk about the superiority of one
sex to the other is an everlasting
| waste OF ink and speech A jeweler
| may have a scale SO delicate that he
can weigh the dust of diamonds, but
| where are the scales SO delicate that
you can weigh in them affection
| against affection, sentiment against
| sentiment. thought against thought,
| soul against soul, mans world
against a woman's world? You come
out with your stereotyped remark that
a man is superior to woman in intel
lect; and then 1 open on my desk the
swarthy. irontyped, thunder-bolted
writings of Harriet Martineau and
Elizabeth Browning and George Eliot.
You come on with your stereotyped re-
mark about womans superiority to
man in the item of affection; but I ask
you where was there more capacity to
love than in John the disciple-and
Matthew Simpson the bishop and Hen
ry Martyr, the missionary? The heart
of those men was so large, that after
: you had rolled it into two hemispheres
! there room still left to marshal
the hosts of heaven, and set up the
throne of the eternal Jehovah. 1 deny
to man the throne intellectual. 1 deny
: to woman the throne affectional- Nc
human phraseology will ever decline
the spheres; while there is intu1
> ton by which we know when a maj
is in his realm. and when a woman il
in her realm, and when either Q
them is out of it. No bungling legis
lature ought to attempt to make def
milton, to say: This is the line an
: that is the line My theory is, tina
= If a woman wants to vote she ought t
Is vote, and that if man wants to EN-
> bro1der and keep house, he ought t
h be allowed to embroider and kee
=. house There are masculine wome
!, and there are effeminate men. NJ
u theory is that you have no right to in
that is righteous. Albany and Wash
"a ington might well decree by 1egis
~ lation how brown-thresher shout
N fly, or how deep a trout should plung
q as to try to seek out the height an
- depth of woman'S duty. The uuestio
~ OF capricity will settle finally the who
~ question, the whole subject. When
N woman is prepared to preach, she wi
, preach. and neither conference nc
~ | presbytery can hinedr her. When
m est commercial spheres, she will ha,
IL | gerat influence exchange and 4
~ boards of trade can hinder her I wal
Ia woman to understand that heart an
Ill brain can overly any barrier ths
to politicians may set up, and that notl
va ing can keep her back or keep ht
of down but the question of incapacity.
e, My chief anxiety is, not that woma
rk have other rights accorded her; bl
e. that she. by the grace of God. rise L
OF to the appreciation of the glor1ol
Al rights she already possesses. First 81
re has the right to make home happ
or That realm one has ever dispute
es with her Men may come home
ne noon at night, and then tarry a cor
So paratively little while; but she all ds
lo long governs it, beauties it, sanct
rs fes it, 1t is within her power to NAL
- it the most attractive place on cart
1t is the only calm harbor in IL
world. You know well as I do, tn
p- aa-,s - - -, ~ =
us aor+o.tio- rrI -, -,
- struggles to keep it; the man who b
- it not struggles to get it. Prices
- Prices down. Losses Gains. Misrepr
cd ,-oa;.+i,n 1 -
get T.a+ $1,000, - .ea 80
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rk 60 ~ - =
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. queen in it Better be there than we
Victoria's- coronet- Better be the
than carry the purse of a princes
,ea Your abode may be humble, but y
we can " your Iaieh IN Goa, ana 20
rs neeIluinesS u ueiae<1aor, sIio IL WI
rd- sp-enoois Seh oS az upnoisterel
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