The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-11
dUp Treasures In Heaven
20 a., the Rev. Newell Dwieh Hills

In the light and glory OF a rich over
"orio' makes life worth living.
This Life and the Next Mutually
Complementary
The best way TO live for this life Is r.
live for the next one, aud conversely IN,
best way TO live successfully for the next
l'ie is 10 live well for this one. The bias,
cynic lives I'm this world aud for this
world. Tie ideal man lives I'm this UoTio
Tor the next world Because mans Iift
i ono ne. mere aud there. the two worlds
cannon be separated. But You cannot SEN
crate youth from old age and cav - nil
nyc Tor NoEth-onC epoch at a tir,,. :.
theTe ~ no sharp limo OF dcuarcatior III.
tnIs thal puts life into compartmerts
lhte iS solid column Of days ArtI6callv
Tor purposes of thought, we divide m,
mo Yesterday. today, and tomorrow
memory rules yesterday. reason TODAY
nope tomorrow, but strictly sneaLInc-
there IL only. today, and the present con.
sclous thought-all the yesterdays being
crowded Into this moment in Incmory. ali
inc tonorrows. through hope being CON
dcrsed INTO one golden spot named the
present JOY. that tastes on that tongue
named reason and self-consciousness In
Eoing gong up to some cathedral named st.
faul =, each step has relation TO the other
step. And this life lis one step relating
TO the next step called the next life. ManS
parents called pra ctical and worldly-wi
say to their children Ono world al -
time Is my motto. and we will take orr
chances Tor the next ono" And the gam
b.ors chance is the minimum and the enc
Ihereoi ls wreGkage irreparable. If tell
man Whom l meet that he tells lies he
IS very angry, but he is not disturbed
When Tell him that he has used his body
as the harp of the physical senses for the
through rich foods and drinks he has
playcd on the palate; through sweet
strinns, strhins in, ne has played upon the
at last the framework of the physicai
h&rP Is worn out. SO that he hns ruined
thls harp OF the senses. so fearfuIIy and
V,o,o Ho,'dertuIly made A thousand noble an
CtstorS created that marvellous nervous
instrument. This man, recreant and fool.
ISM racks II to pieces oh. fool above all
Tools; To think that he has carved the
IdVagcd his own soul, He is like N man
whose fathers left him splendid man
son son me youth found the cellars stored
with provisions with which to feed an
army OF dependents. Becoming a gIutton
snd pleasure monger, he left the moor
ana hungry knocking at the door while
ne ne ISasied behind the barred windows
I1e drinks nll the precious cordials and
tearS the tapestries from the walls sleeps
IN them like the swine in the husks. he
nurhs the canvases for warmth. he scut-
tieS the mansion as pirate scuttles his
snip. Then In broken health In middle
nlc he comes crawling and asking for
pity ana help from those whom he has
injured. oh. meanneSs colossali IT nnods
no foresight TO see that some OF the men
who arc enYied today are In anticipation
miserable beyond compare 1t has been
my fortune 20 see many a noble boy come
10 the city bat who was determined 10
Rave his fling. Little by little he forswears
purity, truth, fidelity and at last, peeled
OF all the beautiful garments Of the soul,
nc Stands forth Ike house newly build
cd but blackened with flames before II
has been peopled with guests. And there
lore | lift up this solemn warning lest
YOU work havoc and irreparable Injury
O. Ia
Ie Isolated. Live, but live in the light of
me oVershadowlng world For me gone
forever the last yestIge of doubt as 10
no youth ever rise up 10 saw that I did
not warn him against the Inevitable and
awtul consequences involved I'm this false
philosophy Of living for one world at a
time. and running ones risk as 10 the ncxt
one.