The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-04-03

have We 10 say that the mind cannot
survive without brain?
| The belief in Immortality is a belief
of the Universe. 1t has been wrought
in mans very being. II is Unborn in
Icreation. Men have onged for it, mul-
.titudes have prayed for the life that
knows no death. He cannot withhold
Immortality from man in whom ne has
implanted irradicable evidences of il.
The greatness of man is proof of the
! Immortal life Are the wonders and
the works of mans hand but for day?
only the Universe is large enough for
lman's home; only eternity is long
Ienough 10 realize his possibilities.
God has created man because he loves
without man on Earth, for man is
Goods child.
The body must die, but the death of
1.-THE soul is not inevitable. The first
amounts to little when compared to
the infinite loss of the former AS the
Christ draws near the tragic end of
his divine life he speaks the sacred
words, in my Fathers house there are
many mansions if it were
not so 1 would have told you
AT ST. ANDREWS CATHEDRAL.
The altar was lit up at ST. Andrews
cathedral yesterday morning at $50
o'clock and through the day various
Easter services were held. A celebra-
ton of the Holy Eucharist was attend
ed at that early hour by over fifty
communicates, Canon Beanlands, of
Victoria Cathedral, being the celebrant,
assisted by Rev. Alex. Macintosh.
At $50 there was Anaina Hemolele
by the Cathedral congregation, Rev. V
H. Kitcat being the officiating priest,
which was attended by a large native
congregation.
, The morning service of the Second
, Congregation at $50 o'clock was most
, elaborate, the music being the finest
heard in the church for many years.
, The sermon was preached by Rev. AL
, leXander Macintosh from st. Luke
: xiv SO, Behold my hands and my feet
, that it is l myself; handle me and see
for a spirit hath not flesh and bones
as We see me have" 1t was directed
o towards the resurrection and glorious
apotheosis of the Savior and was list
+ lened to by an immense congregation,
+ completely filling the Cathedral Wray
y Taylor presided at the organ during
iall the services.
. The services at the Christian church
were also appropriate and full of in
F, terest. The subject of the morning
sermon by the pastor, Rev. w. A
Gardner, was, THE Resurrection the
: Greatest Victory of the Ages" The
, musical program, like the pastors
theme, was selected with special ref
7 ference to the day. In the evening an
:, effective sermon was preached from the
: topic God, the Son.
i At the Methodist church a special
song service was rendered. In the
morning Rev. NJ. G. Harris of San
: Francisco occupied the pulpit, as Rev.
=. lG. L. Pearson had been suddenly called
to Waimanalo The church had been
. REALISTICALLY decorated with flowers and
ferns by the ladies. In the evening
: Rev. Pearson preached an appropriate
sermon One of the features of the
evening singing was solo by Mrs
Ethel Cohen
At the church of the Latter Day
Saints a very pleasing singing program
was carried out by the choir under the
direction of Miss Cecilia K. Poepoe
The topic of Elder Greene's sermon
was "Earth's Darkest Day and Bright
est Day