The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-01-08
SACRIFICE MADE FOR
GOD Is INFINITE GAIN.


The Reverend Doctor y. Ial,yoch pgear hrI
YESTERDAY morning at Union 81 4. Church
On "Tae Fndurfng Possession" lie took .g
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1t l. a rare achievement % lann'h an
enduring phrase upon the stream IF human
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London. he Declared that h. brought p-t'"
with honor. Nj. Lincoln aiu Ii
in his second inaugural in the m
none. WIKI charity for al: With
TEmIeSS 81 The right as God gives MS u 50
the right Sgcl ii phrase ! ii.is OF thr
Apostle john. TIL world pa-s-th away. and
the lust thereof. but he t.at .ioeth the VIII
Of GO! absE.fE s.g.,-r' Fl. presents in an
impressive WAY the yanfg1>, between ma
tsrial Things about Us ana spiritual G-aii-
ties within - 30 g. al ola train j!ti needs
new statement. and Emphasizes ia every age
that man is gr-arr~ ;hur his environments.
John Howard ani Florence Nightingale. on
their mis-!qus uf humanity: William cary
sailing for India: David Livingston. on his
Tourney u, AM. y-.r. sr-af-r tina. ;r-
xhErS that .trri-i them even though rhys,
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49, yf.r ,.u.1- I,.yf4 rru>5ns rr,irr the
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wh-ln7-f In IN. Wonders Of creation inn
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Jesus was fond Of setting inc so.i IN
contrast Win mere oulM@Td th'HsS NhEl
shait IL prgHt : itan u ne son lIF "'2o
world ana lose MS own So.t. Ms ."uir -
hood 4 mans NE c"fsiS}'ih E"t IN VA"
abundance D' the Things mat Tie posses
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t"io IN ihItsS' or MEASURE .. N-"91't-"1'
BE belongs /" = spiritual order an! 10 -
MY. Just tAis Is th1 l"i'- q - JOHH ,
striking contrast
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I'm ps.id VS. an unIonot.r-d he-o ,urti
j,-S, ovar,br.v- him l. moi mis- ~ rt.rH,s
az Sn~na, life Snng ov,rH h-lru-8
through IIstr An The strength and elor.
Of manhood submerged by appetite ana
rassior The rich uIart4ttors along the
lover NisSissippi are sometimes complete
" .rn,-srad hy thr mighty Hood a: vgr-rS
The beautiful river becomes a destructive
force when II breaks its barriers. 50 the
very forces that gIoTffy life may be per
yerte6 into the most destructive forces.
And the End IS but "A little way. The ga
NUT of appetite is limited: its tCpInOSt note
s. soon struck, IT'S deepest misery soon
touched. Lust stings Itself TO death-yuutn
soon passes; middle iit- even more swiftly,
then CORES old age. with IT'S ashes and bill
ter memories.
The Lust or the Ewes The eyes are
great avenues u pressure ana OF r-mptG-
IOn as well Many worlds Meet here The
wonders of science, the splendors OF art,
the delights OF literature enter Their.
through the eyes also stream visions Of the
pomp anu pageutiF OF the world. Wealth !
dazziss largely through the eye. II fascI-
mates through it, %iulliiess AID splend0r.
Now the soul i only iisenrhant-i from the !