Man Should Be Master of His Appetites--Moderation--Temperance--How to Teach Temperance--Use of Tobacco and Strong Drinks--Do Not Smoke--The Saloon--Defeat the Liquor Interests--Vitality and Patent Medicines--Stamp Out Profanity and Vulgarity--Saturday's Work;--Purpose of the Sabbath--The Meaning of Sunday--What Shall We Do on the Sabbath Day?--Necessity of Sunday Worship--Be Wise in All You Do--The Nature and Purpose of Fasting--Keeping the Sabbath Holy--Do Not Rob the Sabbath Day--Man Must Be Master of Himself CHAPTER XV Many Duties of Man The Object of Man's Existence--We Deal with the Lord--Necessity for All to Accomplish their Missions--God Honors Those Who Honor Him--Qualifications of Latter-day Saints--Perfection in Our Sphere--Let Every Man Live to Bear Closest Inspection--Need of Individual Responsibility--Conquer Ourselves First--Let Us Conquer Ourselves--Charity the Greatest Principle--Look for Good; Not for Evil--Estimate Men by their Noble Deeds--Let Us Sustain One Another--Do Not Bear Malice Against One Another--Honor Yourselves and Your Neighbors--Avoid Courts--Let Us Live Our Religion--Let Us Be True to the Faith--Church Duties are Paramount--We Should Study the Gospel--Encourage Singing--Cultivate Singing--Be Free From Debt--What the Lord Requires of His Saints--Cultivate Gratitude--Back-biting--Do Not Inflict Wounds, But Heal Wounds--Use Good Language--Do Not Destroy Life Wantonly--Commencement Address--Our Main Purpose of Life--How to Love Your Neighbor--Question of Church Leaders--The Sin of Ingratitude CHAPTER XVI Marriage, the Home and the Family