The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1897-06-30

Manila.-The God OF nations inter
vened In the harbor Of Manila for the
suffering. famine-stricken and dying /
Cubans.-Rev. f. C. butcher, Method
list, Jersey City, \. ].
Dwarfed Manhood.-Man is a social
being. He was born so. His faculties
are dwarfed il he remains isolated
from his fellows.-Rev. Robert Mae.
donald, Baptist, Brooklyn, n. Y.
Woman's Sphere.-Woman has a pc
eul.ar sphere In life that is all her own.
This sphere is not antagonistic but sup
Elemental to mans sphere.-Rev. w. A.
Stanton, Presbyterian, Plttsburg, Pa.
Unselfishness.-Gran as the Puri-
tan principles were. they are not
enough. 1t is time to know that no
/ man can call Christ his and forget his
nelghbor.-Rev w. $. Rainsford, Epis-
copalian, New York City.
The Great Cities.-The government
of cities Is truly a present-day question.
They will continue to increase. The
drift Of the multitude Is toward them
drift greatly to be deplored.-Rev. H..
G. Swentzel, Episcopalian, Brooklyn,
NY
National Progress.-The people Of the
United States stand before the nations
of the world to-day in the van of the
march toward real progress and the
maintenance of equal rights for all
men.-Rev. ]. B. Shaw, Presbyterian,
New York City.
Well Doing.-God wants you TO
serve him just where you are, and with
just what you have, and he rewards
not according to achievement, but ac-
cording to faithfulness. 1t Is the well.
doing that meets from him the well
done. REV. II. II. Barbour, Baptist,
Columbus, Ohio.
Not In Solltude.-You are never alone
Like an amphitheater throng, gazing
breathlessly upon a contest In the are
ma, an unseen audience ceaselessly
watches you. Your souls destiny
threads the farthest eternlty.-Rey. S
L. Young, Presbyterian, Pittsburg, Pa
Freedom.-As a moral agent, the na
ton should be the incarnation OF free
dom. Its freedom consists In the as
sertion of Its personality. TO be fire,
Is simply to be itself and to fulfill tn,
! mission for which God has given 1t ex
istence.-Rev. IL. MacAyral, Congre
y gationalist, Omaha, Neb.
v Life Eternal.-The most complex OF
e ganism Is the longest lived. The br'
l. has more complex organism than Al
IS insect, hence 1t Is longer lived. Re
deemed man in Christ is the climax o
r. Rev, w. G. Partridge, Baptist, Cir
;" cinnatl, Ohio.
y Old Glory,-We do not want SPANS
land, but we want heavens justice
+ and millions of men dare to march b.
~ hind Old Glory to recover it. The star
le and stripes never stood so near til
ie blood-stained banner Of the cross 6
81 they do to-day.-Rev. Cortland Myer
is Baptist, Brooklyn, \. Y.
= The Light of Day.-Let the natio
let the individual, indulge no seer
- and selfish purpose that will not be;
10 the light Of day. Let it be our supren
m prayer to be like him who is love itsel
a. In whom is no darkness at all, and WI
" has put all manner of self-life und
no his feet. Let his image and likene
IN reign supreme in our heart Of hearts.
MT Rev. John Goddard, Swedenborgia
Cincinnati, Ohio.
of A Nations Character.-A nation
he only for the purpose of developll
ng character. The nations of the ear
Ia are calling to each other and sayir
lei "Show us your typical character
81 Slav, Latin and Saxon are answeri
lei the question. AS was recently sa
bl- "some nations are dying and some a
OF growing strong" but below the sup
me fetal signs 1t Is question of char;
an ter which each nation develops IL
l. determines life or death. This is al
eN- lesson In patriotism.-Rev. l..
W. Clarke, Presbyterian, Brooklyn, n.
lin