Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1902-03-14
THE SUNDAY SG,Honr
LESSON XII. MARCH "a. Fpur.,
S:ii-2i-T TEMPERANCE IEss s,a y.
Golden Te1t-.He Not prup.
Wine, Wherein Is Exce.,.- VIII
Z ";lS-Two Great Moral in s,,on. ! =
tending for Supremacy !, ~. Soa.

MIN gGOms ~
s 'or supremacy in Our H.,,..s
Foolish talking ."rh,s
esan mere random talk: It Il t,ss more
OF ioois which is folly and sin ta. ma. talk
,,1a iloIa. esting." Prohigate ,,nass.
~ i,,, m.ich prlng blush to the ehsl,
coarse talk of fools; testing tha ~ The 1
! =. nalf-sugg esticn Of vice or nross. re-,
H IA the conversation or writi,. ~ oiaalty
man OF the wor;d"-Cook - witty
Gntrultful works of tiarl,n.ss, ), al, s2
sI I with themselves and ner;s,. sices 4
eues put forth fruit and abouns =. NJ NJ
ONE. Good fruit cannot grow - ,1s.Ss
ness. But that which sbonld Xii, - cark,
good fruit in the light when nIs g .isfth
uafhHess brings forth corruption na;sas Y \
insects, death. "Reproye them" ~ rs's ~
ard by example Wy word
walk circumspectly' With acc,r a
sIr1ctness. looking on every side =, =. aes
enal the right path is taken. Ne. sss
ioois. Who go carelessiy throw, ~ = 'n. as
running into temptations and 1ana rs
vlsiting saloons and places of evil so,ns.
Win Dad companions, not intendipy e ~
1ar astray, but just to sail into the os So
OF the maelstron of sin, to see ho u.ss 81
looks. Such are fools. .'Rut az 49,, y
heeping IN the right way; avoiding tenn
49,. iooAing carefully for the wave
that lead to the right ends.
Redeeming the time" Redeem r,...aS3
TO ouy up, to get possession Of: time basss
means opportunity, the right or 64,;
time The words therefore mean ,mnra.s
every opportunity: use your time 10 ~ -
Dest advantage; make every opoort,,ni,,.s
y1eld It's utmost of good. Because ~
uays are EVIL. Because there are many
temptations and dangers, hidden currents
secret pitfalls, enemies on every sida 4
Inese evil days" are largely connectad
with 1ntemperance and it's accomnan; N
ments. = 'NA' NJ
Submitting yourselves one to anotharn
mol seeking to rule, but to helm eacb
other. We must lose our own life in tha .
larger NE OF the church, the society, the
organization. Still it must be in fla
fear of God" only in those things
which are right. sss
And be not drunk with wine Wherein
is excess; but be filled with the Shirt : 8
First: The Kingdom of Intemperanee !
The adverb is used in Luke 15:l3 whera
the prodlgal is described as wasting his
substance in riotous living The natlira Il
of all Intoxicating drinks is to lead to ex 4
cess; the appetite for wine increases. rs
excites all passions, all the bad feelings 81
and leads to actions which would not VI
otherwise be performed. Riot, dissolute d
ness, anger, hate, intemperance, vice .
murder. all lie in the bottom of the wine
cup. s@
Illustration "a story is current in ths
Orient of 2 wise old sheik, who gave to Z
young Arab prince, from whom he was
about to part, list of crimes, and bade #
him choose the one which seemed least
harmful. The young prince turned In
horror from murder, theft, and loss 81 y
virtue, and told the patriarch he would d
choose intemperance. You have chosen
hot soil = ,e ~~~1S -
bring you all. -
The Waste Of Wealth. In the Strand I
Magazine is a series Of illustrations, the
object of which Is to show in a most vivid +
and surprising way the waste Of wealth
in the United Kingdom during period
Of sixty-three years from last June, from
Intoxicating drinks. The same, practical
~, would be true of the United States
If the national drink bill had remained
unpaid during that time, and assuming (
that no interest was charged on the un-s
paid millions, the drinkers Of the United
Kingdom would to-day find themselves
face to face with liability of e6,914,o0o 8;
GOO or $4,000, 600. 600 ..This would absorb
one-tenth of the whole worlds wealth
to mortgage the United Kingdom itself to-
pay the bill And all gold current in
the whole world would pay only one
ninth Of the bill. All gold and silver to-.
IL.
setner Woulo pay oniy ole-'lil l1. - ~
Would take the output OF al the guy ~. s sna
SILVER mines IN the "orld hihe.y-n ~
Years. at the average OF the ., ias' -
years 70 pay the rest OF the pii. Ma.
Inc oa LATEST SUSPENSION ol1ugs I'VE en-. " q,
ara sUo reef iong, IS enlliey pun. 80. =.
steel, OF Wnlch S,t6S l-1 cuolc Ieee we.sg
USED. - pridge was ereceeu ao On ,s s,uss
ms ". - .e rs naeana +ba 40
py our drink eo,o, n peloIe ' .nJ =
ounce was USED tn .e %. Driu o M1aiu rhs
SPANNING an ABYSS zS,o1S iee. We &c. .aaS
niagara Drldge Welsneu .oi a, ~ ss AM
TOOL OF rs span; tnereiore, 70 .i 4a,a ~ III.
% 'sos tons OF goo; steer c'ause . um
same plan Wouid nave 70 DC coms.' , a
having length OF almost eisssn ~ ,r ths:
.nat IS 70 say; Il one enu a,, Le1I nom enade
nelghts OF Hlghgase, one couiu ~ ~ .o. ~ ths
right across LONDON ana llot iea ata. ~
bridge until one arrived ae 'he soses
tne Crystal Fa!ace. o. 1,il,.a
with the Spirit. The Holy spirit OF ~
ana thus win al ens pure pure th rd belong e
the kingdom Of God.