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started that the law can be enforced. TIL
right kind of q Mayor and Chief of Police,
backed by a strong public sentiment. can en-
force any law of justice.-Rey. NJ. KAUFMAN,
Methodist, Providence, R. l.
SUNDAY.
There must be q place for worship or there
will be no worship. Hence the church. There
must be time for worship or there Will be no
bath.-Rev. W. H. Moore, Presbyterian, Doyles-
town. Pa.
VICE AND VIRTUE.
There is a far closer connection between our
virtues and our vices than most OF us are ac-
customed to suppose. What is the relation be-
tween them? This: Our vices are our virtues
carried to excess.-Rev. j. ]. Lainer, Episco-
palian, West Philadelphia, Pa.
Interests that are purely worldly should be
left to worldly people Christians have no
time to devote to them. They must part with
anything that has the place in their "a affeetions ]
that belongs to Christ.-Rev. X. ID. hume,
Presbyterian, Springfield, Ohio.
woMEN's WORK.
God created man and woman for purpose
the man to do his work outwardly and pu ubliciy
yately A woman can initiate the work of
man, but she can never do it.-Rev. A. S. Crap
sey, Episcopalian, Rochester, n. Y.
MANHOOD.
Christianity has restored manhood. 1t puts
man back into the original condition before
the influences of sin caused his decay. The
man restored, he will look out for others who
are lost, that he may bring them back to the
highest manhood.-Rev. Mr.. Ostrom, evangel-
ist, Terre Haute, Ind.
Woman is the complement OF man. Man
furnishes strength, woman ornaments that
strength with beauty; mar furnishes courage.
woman supplements that courage with forti-
tude; man furnishes Intelligence, woman re-
fines that intelligence into taste; man fur
nishes virtue, woman perfects that virtue into
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THE CHURCHES.
The world has outgrown some churches. 1t
has outgroWn narrow conceptions of religious
sions, and the insistence on ceremonial OBJ
servances as essential to the salvation OF men
drive the masses from the churches which
force such limitations upon them.-Rey. G. r.
Wallace, Congregationallst, Chicago, Ill.
THE BALLOT.
mans vote is more significant than his
occupations or his frlendshlps. At the polls
he recognizes his kinship with the great of the
Judges and Presidents. He is part of the
body polite, responsible for the administration
and government = Rev. Cyrus Richardson,
Congregationalist, Nashua, n. ii.
PUNISHMENT FOR CRIME.
Let crime be given no quarter. Let the
prison door be opened to the guilty, no matter
what family connections they may have. High
social standing only aggravates his guilt. The
criminal be speedily punished TO the full
extent of the law.-Rev. NJ. A. Peters, Re-
formed Church, York, Pa.
AMERICA FOR AMERICANS.
The cry of america for Americans" has q
rather narrow meaning, while America for
Men" has nobler meaning. America for men
and women of noble intelligence and noble
ambitions, people of just and generous and
humane souls, whose charter shall read: 1.-THE
world my country and mankind my country
men."-Rev. E. L. Rexford, Universalist, Co
lumbus, Ohio.
JOURNALISM
To publish newspaper requires the skill,
the precision, the boldness, the vigilance, the
strategy of a commander-in-chief. To edit q
newspaper requires that one be q statesman,
an essayist, a geographer, q statistician, and,
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