The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1897-03-31

IsoiGtlon.-Man Is social being. He
was born so. His faculties are dwarf
ed IL he remains Isolated from his fel-
lows.-Rev. Robert Macdonald. Bap-
list, Brooklyn, y. y.
Gentleness.-We speak often OF the
power OF God, but II is the gentleness
Of God that works the greatest won
ders. 1t Is this that makes men great.
Rev. X. G. Woodbridge, Congrega-
tionallst, MIddleboro, Mass.
Children of the Poor.-One secret OF
the success Of the children of the poor
Is found not only in their natural abil-
tiles, but In the rigid training made
necessary by their lot In life.-Rev. G.
B. Vosburgh. Baptist, Denver, Colo.
The Two Kings. --Wicked men are
under the bondage of Satan. and all
their desires and actions are evil CON
tinually, but Christian men are under
the authority of Jesus Christ and must
obey his commandments p. G.
Cormlck, Methodist, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Christ's nfiuence.-Christs influence
to-day Is greater than when his sandal
ed feet pressed the yerdant carpet ma
ture spread before him In his trium-
phal march through the historic plains
OF the Holy Land.-Rev. Edward Nc
Hugh, Methodist, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Peaee.-Sin, the destroyer OF our
peace, Is nailed to the cross with Jesus,
so that 1t need have no dominion over
us. Peace meets the deepest lOnglngs
Of mans soul. Pleasure is mans de
light, but peace is his necessity. No
man is at his best without it.-Rev. G.
Roughton, Methodist, Cincinnati, Ohio
Moral Agency. Morality is not pol
ley or pretense or learning, but the do
Ing of good in obedience to the VIII of
God. Religion is the most potent moral
agency OF humanity. God Is the real
conscience of mankind.-Rev. Silver
man, Hebrew. New York City.
Results.-The best results are attain.
ed only when still better ones are
sought. To do as we'll to-day as | did
yesterday | must do better Life Is
valuable not only for what 1t is, but for
what it is TO be.-Rev. Clarence T.
Brown, Congregatlcnalist. Salt Lake
City, Utah.
Demands of Satan.-As II was, as II
IS now, and ever will be, the devil is
prince of this world, so will he make
his deceitful demands, taking advan-
tage of the weakness of humanity. As
he approached Christ, so does he ap-
proach us to-day .-Rev. C. L. Thur
good, Disciple, Plltsburg, Pa.
Time.-Time Is relentless. 1t can
not be bottled up and given out as we
desire. No syndicate can make cor
ner on time for Its own benefit. 1t
can not be monopolized; 1t can be taken |
from no man. All are equally rich as
regards to tlme.-Rev V. s. Milburn,
Universalist, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Womanhood.-Wom has been the
heart of the Christian Church, If not |
the brain. She has supplied 1t with |
true, strong feeling, how little soever
she may have contributed TO Its bewil- |
derlng speculations or to its ponderous
Rev. j. H. Rylance, Epsco-
palian. New York City.
Security world presents an
awful scene relative to security. The
and is full of physicians ready to draw
away disease. Inventors of all kinds
1ffer their mechanism for the safety
IF business interest. Everywhere and
everybody is trying to I've secured
Rev. G. w. PerSyman, Baptist, Cincin-
natl, Ohio.
The Social Gospel,.-We are only be-
ginning to understand the social side
If the gospel of Christ. The social side
s the important side. 1t Is the social
'ide that Christ emphasized. We are
still suffering an exclusive preaching
II the gospel of indivldualism. -Rey.
". $. Rainsford, Episcopalian, New
FORK City.