The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1897-06-16

Truth.-The soul lives by truth and Is
nourished and developed by truth
Rev. Father Maekey. Catholic. Cincin-
natl, Ohio.
Love and Duty.-Loye makes the
best of every condition; love Is the
guarantee OF duty.-Rev. Charles NJ,
Shepard, Presbyterian, Evanston, Wyo.
Ideals.-We are the missionaries OF
the ideal, the conscience of the uni
verse. the soul of which nature is but
the body-M. Mangasarian. Ethical
Culture, Chicago. Ill.
The Home.-A house with fine APP
/ pointments is not home. but the one
ness of purpose, the love and confidence
/ bestowed make the home.-Rev. +. ii.
/ Lewis, Methodist, Baltimore, Md.
Music and Heaven.-The nearer one
gets to heaven the more he likes music.
The only time Jesus sang was just be-
fore he was taken by the soldiers
Dwight l.. Moody, Evangelist, New
York City.
The Average Man.-An average man
may by persistent employment of aver
age faculties come to achieve genius,
come to be a class out of the ordinary,
come to be leader.-Rev. Thomas Van
Ness, Baptist, Boston. Mass.
The Soul.-A pool of water Is thing
of beauty when the moon shines on 1t,
and the smallest soul that ever
breathed is a miracle when the spirit
of God Is reflected therein.-Rev. George
II. Hepworth, Congregationalist, New
York City.
The Sayings of Jesus.-Jesus' sayings
Impress us not as the excogitatino of
the student but as the inspirations tha
have come to one lying under broad
trees or sitting on mountain tops to
think-Rev. DIR. Frank Crane, Method
list, Chicago, Ill.
Godllke Aets.-Never do we perform
an act more like to the godlike act OF
our heavenly father than when We
cause the flowers of joy and gladness tt
grow In hearts that were barren ant
desolate before. Cardinal Gibbons
Catholic, New Orleans, La.
ndividualities.-We are made from
: varying materials like the parts of thu
e organs mechanism, and the lesson o.
/ it's harmonious workings to a great re
: suit teaches us to respect our own indi
I vidualties. = Bishop Henry G. Potter
z Eplscopalian, New York City.
Harmony.--Let our conduct harmon
lie with our knowledge of the myster
: les of God, and so living in obedience
to his precepts make certain our life o
happiness through the endless ages
: Rev. NJ. G. Ryan, Eplscopalian, Sal
Francisco, Cal.
Making a Church.-put the Christlif
into two or three men and women an
! you have the vital nucleus of a church
You cannot make church of thou
sand ceremonial automatons. The Ike
to the kingdom of heaven is life, an
the church must keep pace with
Christ who Is alive forevermore.-Re'
w. I. Hutchins, Evangelist, Indian o
> chard, Mass.
OF Society.-Society as a whole neet
religion and morality for the develol
!. ment of the highest civilization an
N culture. Without the proper working {
" these two factors human brotherhoc
marked by tolerance and the absent
, of hatred is impossible.-Rev. DIR. Wi
lam Rosenau, Hebrew, Baltimore, Nj
20 Men and Scholars.-The object of Il
y. day is not to make scholars less schola
ly, but to bring 1t to their hearts TIL
rr the whole attitude of the Scrlptu
upon the matter means that it Is the c
der of the divine intention that ms
should be man before he Is a schola
ke Rev. DR.. Charles II. Parkhurst, Pre-
byterian, New York City.
y Youth-A decision for the right
youth means a peaceful old age and
triumphant end. The bird of earth
love now singing in bowers of youth
ne the bridal altar and in the home Giro
shall be transformed into the bird
paradise, triiling the music of heave
al Rev. DIR. 7. NJ. Grith, Methodist, Pf
let adelphia, Pa.
20 NEW TOY FOR THE NAVY.