...weep. It is that feeling which causes us sincerely to lament for the fall of any one of our brethren, not only for his own sake, but also for the sake of the mischief done to Christ's body ; and to rejoice with the good angels for every sinner that repenteth,...

...clothe him with a mock robe, and crown oi thorns? Thus Christ is a stumbling block to the carnal heart. Not only for his own sake, but also for the sake of the children, I feel an ardent desire for his conversion. Sarah and I have agreed to make him, and a female...

...League published by their committee, which I hope every working man will take pains to procure and read, not only for his own sake, but also for the sake of the League, of which he ought to be, if not already, an active and honorable member. Fellow-citizens, your Agricultural and Mechanical Associations...

...Illinois Industrial League, published by their committee, which I hope every working man in the shift will take the pains to procure and to read, not only...and fairs are noble and excellent institutions, but wilh the Hon. Marshal P. \Vilder and the lamented Downing, and many others, distinguished for their...

...himself in the ranks of honest and industrious men. "I shall be glad to hear of his pardon being granted, not only for his own sake, but also for the sake of his good mother." From a letter written by WM M'cElroy, Esq., private counsel in the case, we quote:...

...loyal alumni that ever a college had. Every graduate who has done distinguished work in graduate study, not only for his own sake, but also for the sake of the little, unknown far-western college from which he hailed, today has his reward. To these two groups...

...communion with God and with His Christ. It can be said reverently that the Christian longs for heaven not only for his own sake, but also for the sake of God. Our present love is so cold, our present service so weak; and we would one day love and serve...

...importance to the physician or surgeon. .It is important for him to know what constitutes a good soap, not only for his own. sake but also for the- sake of his patients. In jour work you must wash your hands constantly, perhaps ten times as often as the ordinary...

...that those who are able should auempt to aid his future development in the most friendly possible way, not only for his own sake but also for the sake of the race that he represents.1' How Weaver took this is hard to tell. He continued to collect information...

...the obligation and hence an additional motive for the pursuit of sanctity. He must sanctify himself not only for his own sake, but also for the sake of his fellow men.'1 The voice we have heard is the voice of a Benedictine, and it might be thought that...