The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1890-05-23


faith all the time. Go out and do some thins
noblT Christian Take hoiy exercise anS
then examine Yourself, and, instead Of New
tens satuInine and bilious hymn that frs
quoted, you Will sing Newaons other hymn:
Amazing grace. how sweet the sound
That slvsl a wretch Ike me.
once was ioss, but now am found
Was blind but noWI see
WHAT many Of you ChrissiNaG 10 the
IS 10 get your grave clothes -,
that you have bean brought fIs spoheA'
Of sin 70 the life Of the Gospel its eff
70 get your hand loose and yoy
and your tongue loose and yo5
There ispo sin thasthe Bible so
punctures and tiagellates as ths is not
lief, and that Is what is the mat
''Oh. you say. I'll you kneVY5 exist
was and how many times he. IN
strayed, you would und up l1he
l do not come out brighter. 4,candc of
you would call yourself the cel' 'AiiN'S' VI
am glad you hit upon that te4 women,
a promise that fits into your CT.
of one wheel between the cogsclanS at
Wheel OF as the key fits into the .o,,od;ol
a lock. A man who was Oncet ohiellal
but afterwaFd Paul declared = front
faithful saying and worthy Of al
that Christ Jesus came into the EeS fur
sinners, of whom I am chief =,
-''of whom I am chief '.Ptsprld de
oyereoais and hats and l viii
Of them while you kill
50 saul said to the stonersSkin dis
martyr--'.l do not care to JIM 'tio
much, but | VII guard your Il Specific
nent account says; THE witne
their clothes at young man
ners. OF whom ON I am m the - cchies,E.-"Pe-
used to eiimbiqs He n. darIiest of
olixet BE climbed : 1t contains
cliffs about Nszar
to the top. Of Cos engraylngs, a
s s1P q sss alI Hs s Is reaion plate, and
don for every one Of ykons. Two adj
Fali receipt is offered ! running, be-
ness. If one throw So -: II
a bush where the hedFllOIl seoIIes, al
ns5iatsly begins 1 to food that it would
I iarl, hoping 70 aEielect any for spec
the maicr. Do yoaple Hardy Plants, .
d dSF Su and q p eePoasse body who loves
You make me think soviI fba cu,,e Gas
had teInpestuous TT - PNnat
It proPo.es another Newport HospI Is
tiers of shiveTed maluable paper osn
glass of a smashed sizy& n. is:
clear the decks, overboaiN. Asphyxhan
stacks, Que new boallKs Oh in
the plenks, lay out a new coursSth 1t sail
for heaven. You have had IL. jiritual
dumps long enough. You viii ptease the
Lord more by being happy than by being
miserable. Have you not sometimes started
out in the rain with your umbrella and you
were busy thinking and you did not no
tice that the rein had stopped, and though it
had cleared of you still had your umbrella
up, and when you discovered what you
were doing you felt silly enough? That is
what some OF you are doing in religious
things. You have got so used to sadness
that though the rain has stopped you still
have your umbrella up. Come out of the
shadow. Ascend the stairs OF your
sepulcher. Step out into the broad light of
MONDAY. We come around you TO help re-
move your grave clothes, and voice from
the heavens tremuious but omnipotent,
commands; "Loose him, and let him go.n
Again, my text has good advice concern
ing any Christian hampered and bothered
and bound by fear of his own dissolution. To
such the book refers when it speaks of those
who through fear of death were all their
AlltiiIlt " l4t UluSk u Us
even If we have the Christian hope, are
towards about death. II a plank falls from a
scafolding and just grazes our hat. how pale
we look. If the Atlantic Ocean plays with
the steamship, pitching it toward the
heavens and letting it suddenly drop how
even the Christian passengers poster the stew
ard or stewardess as to whether there is any
danger, and the captain, who has been all
night on the bridge and chilled through,
coming in for cup Of coffee is assailed with
e whole battery OF questions as to what he
thinks Of the weather. And many of the
best people are, as Paul says, throughout their
Lifetime in bondage by fear Of death. Ny
brothers and sisters, If we made full use of our
religion we would soon get over this Backed
up by the teachings of your Bible. Just look
through the telescope some bright night and
see how many worlds there are and re
nect that all you have seen compared
with the number Of worlds in existence are
less than the fingers Of your right hand
as compared with all the fingers Of the hu-
man race. How foolish then for US to think
that ours IS the only world fit for us TO stay
In think that all the stars are inhabited
and by beings like the human race IN feelings
and sentiments and the difference is in lung