Clipping:Deep Thoughts on Christian Ethics

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Date	Tuesday, September 24, 1889
Text	Last Sabbath a Sunday-school teacher was instilling her boys with thoughts upon doing all they could for the Master, regardless of their own convenience. She closed her remarks by asking the boys the question: "What is there better or greater than a sacrifice?" when one little shaver, who is probably a fixture upon the bleachers at Speranza Park, promptly responded, "A base hit." -Toledo Commercial.
Source	St. Louis Republic
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