The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-03

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SITS. prelates, religious teachers
ssors OF the Christian faith. In
lance the text has been careful
nd abbreviated:
AND SACRIFICE.--There Ia no
but love, and no love but sacri-
Theodore t. Munger. Congrega-
New Haven, Conn.
--
MINATION.-There Is no power
Hike the power Of great deter
REV. Dr.. Thompson, Methodist.
Ky.
WHEELS.-The Sunday bicycle
much to destroy the benefits of
II rest and worship.-Re NJ. ID.
Independent, Boston, Mass.
FISHNESS.-A man has lived for
inal and best interests when he
for those around him.--Rey.
Franklin, Baptist. Richmond, Va.
AL PERFECTIoN.-our first
be well rounded men. Stunted
will have slender power in the
pr life.--Rev. G. B. vosburg, Bap-
Ter, Colo.
NG.-Useless fretting and wor-
PIX more gray hairs to the head.
10 the face and cares to the mind
lge and actual trouble.-Rev. Sam
Baptist, Atlanta, Ga.
ENCE.--Young people, you must
the future shall be. and II you
10 your responsibilities the world
better for your paving passed
Rev. R. M. Avison. Methodist,
MINI.
ON EARTH.-Every year has
p mankind a larger and richer
of His mission and His love.
tury has magnified His thought,
md His spirit.--Rev. DIR. Robins,
Atlanta. Ga.
"NO. TO say "No" is the
eatest veto power. 1t IL OF more
P and of far more Significance
exercised by any mayor, COVER
esident.--Rev. J. Fred Heisse.
Washington. ID. G.
AND COLLEGE-One who
honors both the church and the
may we'll be disturbed when he
lowering their ideals by way of
TO the materialistic spirit of the
Henry w. Pinkham, Baptist,
klo.
-Neither sunrise nor sunset
Fepetition Of any that went be-
day the trees wear a new grace.
summers foliage or winters
3against the sky.-Rev. Robert
Son, Presbyterian. Philadelphia,
pGY-Dorcas solved the problem
Etitution in Joppa. Size little
y she made that first garment
|j<fas dealing with an eternal prin-
wing a problem in sociology
&n N. Prestridge, Baptist, Louis
l4XTION-It matters not whether
or IS, II you sit down on the
Your achievements OF the past
E1E try to keep on looking for
!<![ you may be sure that you have
pr deadline.-Rev. L. A. Banks.
II. Boston, Mass.
y-ornfnveinpoI .n,, l,,.,.
p, tradesmen, craftsmen, igno-
fail because of certain marked
IS In their lives. 1t is laid at the
q luck, but | put no stock In
es.-Rev. Stephen A. Nsrthrup,
nsas City, Mo.
p LOVE-1t is mockery to tell
lomen that God helps them I'M
IRE doing all you can to help
lnd lis Is the eternal love, and
is there when II reveals itself
and acts of our brother men,
bis B. Hornbrook. Baptist, Bos-
AM-Abraham never did a great
wasn't great general. a great
or a great scientist, and
d that he had much ability as a
yet he still lives and will al
because he was man of faith
+. Moody, Evangelist, Boston.
NV OF LIFE-It rs a strange
death Is the law Of life. From
OF the sun to the going down
e constitutes the life OF innum-
lures. 1t may easily be shown
ut death there would he over
-.Rev, Ames johnson, Meth
hkford. Pa.
lGENCE--Men are not born
iiectually. These are those who
trive as they may. reach high
attachments. They are neither
poets nor painters: they are
Philosophers. historians nor or
James Roberts. Presbyterian,
la, Pa.
SHOOD-The greatest honor
can bestow upon woman is that
nood. Some one has said. God
attend to everything,so He made
II would have been better said.
ted helpers. so He made moth
:, X: Montgomery. Presbytsr-
nnati. Ohio.
What shall we do when we feel
ed! Drink. saws some one.
VIII make us laugh. perhaps,
&, but not the next morning.
ter 1t causes is like the sparkle
I'm Of the liquor itselfA-it soon
s...Rcy. Charles Wood, .Prssby-
iladeiphia. Pa. &
HNEsS. Christ was a servant.
81 glory OF the human life is 10
&c greafest bane OF humanity Is
This ruined the old nations
plated empires and Kingdoms.
factor which may lead TO the
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