The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-01-13

will not open his eyes is for the pres
ellt as blind as he who cannot.
1t is we'll to hope for success. but it
is still better to deserve it
Our prayers only go as far as our
hands and feet are willing TO follow
It is not the bulk but the quality of
work that God looks at.-Rev. c. a
Berry.
a mans reputation draws eyes upon
him that will narrowly inspect every
part of him.
No faithful worker for God ever
complains that he does not get pay
enough. Rams Horn.
W7hat God means BY a cheerful giver
is one who gives until he feels it, and
yet enjoys it.-Selected.
Divinity maketHh the love of our
selves the pattern, the love of our
neig'hbor The portraiture.
Prejudice and self-suff1ciency natur-
ally proceed from inexperience of the
world and ignorance Of mankind
Never does a man portray his own
character more vividly than in his
manner of portraying another.-Rich-
ter.
Heaven will be inhabited by every
man who has heaven in his soul. The
kingdom OF God is within you'll. w.
Beecller.
The, Russian government has pro-
hibited the Stundists holding prayer
meetings, and declares the sect to be
most dangerous to church and state.
No man ought to have the less rev.
erence for the principles of religion,
or for the Holy Scriptures, because
idlS and profane wits can break jests
upon them.
Rev. D. James Sturgeon, brother of
! The late c. II. Spurgeon, recently cele-
brated his silver anniversary with his
I church at Croydon. He was presented
with a. check for $4,000
The property of the Brooklyn tab
ernacle, on Clinton avenue, was sold
4 The ground, with the ruins of the tab
ernaele on 1T, Brought $4,000, which is
! $4,000 less than it cost.
| The Bible Society Record states that
/ the joint circulation of the American
and THE British and foreign bible soci-
cities has passed the round number of
100000, 900 copies. and their receipts
have aggregated SS400O,00O.
| Statistics gathered east and west
show the proportion of women to men
in the churches to be two to one This
! pIQpOItiOlh IDS OSSAl lSOOS41lECh LO4 d
long time. 1t will run about that way
in heaven. The bass and tenor in the
heavenly choir win be weak.-The AL
truistic Review.
Gladstone being asked what he re-
garded as the brightest hope fer the
| future replied: Il should say a main
tenance of faith in the Invisible. This
is 1.-THE great hope of the future, the
mainstay of civilization. And by that
mean living faith in a personal
God. 1 do not hold with a Stream of
tendency After sixty years. OF pub
lie life I hold more strongly than ever
this conviction, deepened and strength
ened by long experience of the reality
and the nearness and personality OF
/ God"
Bishop Vincent, in speaking recently
upon "The Church as a Social Insti-
tuition" is reported to have said: "Ou1
young people pass along our streets al
night and behold the theaters, saloons
and many shops ablaze with light
They do not pause ait the doors of our
churches. And why? Because they
are closed, cold, and dreary- looking. ]
tell you it is a great mistake. Let
our churches be opened 365 days in tiht
year. Let there be no vacations. Their
our young people will go to tht
} churches, and no other places"