, 1880-07-19
snnnregsed Lives the Subject Of Bishop
Fallows' Sermon.
DR.. T1frany's Sermon on Christ and Ills
Loyo for Man.
TIM Effects o! Religion on Nat|ons Considered
by Proi. F. ". Flske.
Dedication Of tho New Chapel Of Burr
Mission Last Evening.
SUPPRESSED LIVES.


Bishop Faltows delivered MI Interesting
sern,om yesterday morning lit st. raups Nc.
formed EpIscopnl Church, corner Of West
Washington and Carpenter streets, OIL tao
subject or "SMppressel Lives" Ills texts
were chosen from the Scripturnf narrative OK
Paul's and Apolios' residence with Anellia
mid Priscilla, and from the iiftll verso OF the
first chapter Of the Second Eptstte to Timothy,
In Which reference IL Mndo to the lattcf's ull-
felgned faith (which dwelt first IN NY
grandmother Lois and thy mother Elnice."
Tho Bishop begun by referring to tho some
what recent dcnthin Europe OF Hnroh . lock-
ar sen;tls;s ;; WY wS a Ts Seceyne tSe t1ts G
Scureaiy e pefSn' a,y ~ eaeus one the diponatic
world knew him. ana ,o, yeI on no,ers ts iia,t iat
NJ ~ WIS si lie DON power bonl neNrly every throne
in Europo; TINT through lls silent yet nli-
powerful Influence not only h9d the de5tlsly
S Sa, asFnay sso t es'h q hnsayyd gfay Sao
Syas q naarked example of the men WHO Mignt M ~.
be said to llve suppressed lives. ~ inr as
they were eoncer1ied, they were u mo nafRr fRr
te teeln to do, but III reality supplying tho n.
stratIonal' force Of tho men Who stood ,l, oMs
Inruu,ineWtty III the worlds history. 'Illoir
suppressed llves W t%ers wese mah''cs' Ill 'N' 'N
pfsssIha Ssh SUPPRESSED @ lives were Illustrated by
the eXasnp!e Of Aqulia and Priscilla, They
were tellt-lmakcrA, md yet Paul npoue Will
aid found them necessary to 10 the MAster's
work. Apollos found q restlng-Nlaco with
iheul, and they Instructed him In the truth ~
Ills In Jesus. The l,eeo oI os9 ina9g', su1 r
60, liud made possible some nf Tue gre4test
achievements Ii. literature nn4 science. Men
whose mines the world wOltld liever Know
hal performed the labOrioiis work FOR Wh9se
11ffI TflCGiFG(l
T'jin saulu WAs true In business lie, where
Tic confidential clerk was quite as Important
ptcce in tho machinery a. the business
Tiao nxt suggested some thoughts on tho
influence Of thu teacher nad Of the home.
Cllnlniers, In Ills curly life, was looked tloWil
beease m ws eny Xxi sasRt suw
Times hati changed. Klopstock, tho gIea,t
German poet could deck hts ,.,,b 9ld 1SaSme5s iilt5r
s %iiose power DOW, It wtss 1.-the applause Of Nstell
Public eMlogy to the instructor OF his p1rly
years. ,,,a,,,o ~ +,a,o
suppressed llyus felt in the home, JOIN,
Wesley's mother, teaching her boy tho 1if;t
bet for tho twentieth time, lived TO hear him
preach e o persons on c eo o
silent woman who wos preaching III tue nnrn
lng Thoughts a,ld tho ringing tunes Of lle1
ss ThSrs s w9% sye s pss Il Y WsynEtso 4WMassto
n,other. Tbs Silent Influences of these sup
pressed lives were CONSTANTLY cxertlng tleil
mighty force, and though the woru mlk'!
g!ye tie sons the fatlHrS @ na the ,vn sp"ta ,,I
these teachers ind these homes, md IN thu
last grcnt dny hundreds nntl hundreds y
thousands WHO have been keps a,,.ti ~ IN
to receive their crowns Of honnr and glory .
ills hands II there WIS olie thing for wlilcs