The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-05-03
Onesof Dean StanIey's Sermons to the
ri f,tf Young. fEtl "a,

A WRITER in the STANDARD (Chicago)
says Dean Stanley preached this most
beautiful and noble sermon to mo less
than 5, 900 young hearers assembled in that
magnificent old cathedral of London.
known as the W estminster Abbey.
/ In England, some. OF the good people
celebrate what they call 'sHolyi limo
cents Day." in commemoratioR Of the
brut6 murder of the inaocenf childreA hy
thsfSrant Hsfod. Tie day is the 98th Of
December goilafah hafS7dstsJ
Dean Stanley (says the Standard writer)
is an old man, whose hair is almcetwhite,
and his face shines with goodness as SUM-
beam with light. He is very learned
mans a0d is greatly respected and beloved
BY the good 1eople of all England and She
entire world. His sermon to the young
folks is as follows:
.Lose honest .s,brk love 70 gef know{.
edge, never be ashamed of saying your
prayers morning and evening. 1t will
helpyouIto be good all through the day
Always keep your promises do not pick
up foolish and dirty stories never never
tell 9 lie; never strike, OF, hurt or be rude
to 4 woman Or girl, or any one weaker
or younger than yourselves. Be ready
even to- risk your own lives to- save >
friend, or q companion, or q brother or
sister. Be very kind to- poor dumb ami
mails; never put them to pain; they are
Gods creatures as well as you, and II you
hutti tken1 you will become brutal and
base yourselves. L Remember slwayst0b be
gentle and attentive to- older people;
listen and do not interrupt when they are
talking If you have an old father, or .
grandfather, Or sick uncle or aunt, feee
member not to disturb them by
bud talking or rougha play. BE
careful and tender to them. You cannot
think what good it does them, and if il
should happen that any, Of you have q
poor father or q poor mother who has
to get mp early coy about; their busi-
eess and earn their bread, and your
bread, remember what . pleasure it
will be TO them to ind their little boy
or little girl has been out of bed before
them on . cold winters morning, and has
lighted asbright, blazing fire, 80 - TO give
them q warm cup of tea. Think what
Measure Is W1ald be 70 them, If they are
1tck, if they are deaf loc bind 20 find .
little boy or . little girl to speak to them,
or t0sfead 10 them, or fo4ead-theam about:
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