New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-02
conn RESOLUTIONS FAVORED.

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GOOD RESOLUTIONS FAVORED.
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Al II. Lukn'S Methodist EpiSc@pai Chuich
49,, os,or the Rev d. NJ. c. Crawford pr1ac"'" EeS'er-
s,r rom st. joan VI. 70 d" Hher up the iraS a'n''
t,,,r roman that nothing be lost
# tire 5000 people, the speaker said 10 "h"n 'n'so
.i. v,r, spoken had oeen hungry at the tine' they
oot have needed the lesson The saviour lad lu"t
,.rr,ed q miracle aui they were oiled In THESE
abundance it is worry difficult for some OF ns 10
y. r,ronlcal IN the smallest Things "i me- Snu
m lesson Of The teic'es IA to give To thc hohe'S
erin. ECONOMY tue place 1t deserves We live IN most
rrions age and we Of this world have the greatest
r,.,.pre about Us Few, thiak, realize that ecoho
IS, virtue and that 10 have much we must gather
,n .be fragments Il SWISS COOK VIII MAKE ohato"'
yiUob You can hold your hand COOK L
i,,u.r ami 30 1t well. And # you desire meal
f,r A number Of persons, they can tel you
., tir smallest fraction what amount to provide
.,cb ~ the virtue Of economy among them
m , .nryts are considered al the time; hut II Is diff
cult 10 do this in the midst OF abundance fou know inc
whole department whose business it WAS tired recently
,,,t, Won economist IN the use Of wafer and you saw
how difficult 1t was There are great many wastes go
inc an all me time around rs had our atten
tic, ca ted them by scientific men; ont Ih'S '
ps yc %. behind the times in cc"nonlHng' particularly
- l ,.fi.c ot our houses And while the are millions
ofp.orIe IN the world there are millions III I'o' vase"
every wear Why, 1t Is az II you threw TWO ihllohS "
Good into the bay and let the waters
49,. n.,o ~ the ocean what We cali time
4, FRAGMENT Of the year. and what ~c call opportunities
m fragments Of these fragments Of time As the words
,.v. land they seem only to refer 20 the bread
od fishes. but they have general siCntcauon. think
shd they al uonis be economical in everything 70
tysr up the fragments that left that nothing be
lost
Ic.upot help thinking that Of the want7 OF the
oor1 come from its wastetuiness People De-
,, dcpo-,Iilcd from an ignorance Of the meaning
a., the i1,iunctlon-Eatlcr mp the fragments II is the
,r.ril.,e of a few youug 10 have and enjoy the
benefits OF college education and there are many who
have had these privileges offered them. hut they lave
IGNORED isin You will fnd that most people owe what
they are aud what they possess to their having gathered
mn rDr FRAGMENTS II they ever have the to help
erncchbors comfort the sick and the needy 1t Is
because they been economical IN the things OF life
For man 20 siI down as committee OF one 10 take care
NJ himself for man to he willing 30 this 10 me
10 argue decentralization; and yet II people
rVer do anything more than this 1t is be
cause they have received the warning Of this text
Ioc.on requires you 20 investigate the position Of
thc wealthy the learned the people blessed with the
good, of this c, you woui recognize first OF all, the
fact nat everything theirs because they have been
prudent
Their, are al.o very much higher moral
t''ia'l"ns -"EIeN,''" ~ '"'' ~ -.
rnious Interests that concerned in the Improving
-, ,,,,,,,,ios and Gathering M the Fragments How
!" 'Pi''i' 90 -. .77, -, -, -.
can any man be s""u ~ Ms ico"''n'''' " '' any WI"
Lt charitable dId. pious. if he does moi do thiSl
II . ,r-a tin, nv brethren that we are here today
IL i'' Si'"' ''''-' ny ' '''
on the morning ~ The New Year. 70 discuss WIN
ONE another this great question. Parents, If they have
wealth, often carry along very m"hccht children,
aud we may cover MP MANY faults ami taiinss sins Of
omission and Sif- OF cunmissOu I'm the family circle
hut i'm tins great question of religion cannon cover
up ANYTHING This Is the solemn word bring you tins
Ing be- lost All things in nature, III art in science, in
tn world thai. good come from and tnd the well