The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1897-11-10

Aouse.-Oalling hard names Is not
craftsmanship. Abusive epIthets ara
not argument.-Rev. w. T. Partridge.
Baptist, Cincinnati. Ohio.
lncomplete.-A man who is nm
converted is in sense incomplete. Un-
I'll he comes to Christ he has not come
to himself.-Rey. IL. X. Schenck. Pres
byterian. Chambersburg, Pa.
The Day OF Rest.--The welfare of
both church and state is dependent up
on proper regard for the Sabbath as
day OF rest.-Rev. Henry Tesnow. Re
formed Episeopalian. Denver, Colo.
Belief and Faith.-The man who can
find out what he believes and is will
Ing to follow whittier Il leads Will sure
~ come to a victory that win conquer
the greatest mpossibllitIes.-Re Geo.
Cooper, Baptist, Richmond. Va.
Vitality of the Bible.-The vitality OF
the Bible, as seen in the living agencies
employed In printing and circulating its
sacred pages, gives US an important ar
gument in support OF it.-Rev. DR.. Lee.
Presbyterian, Cincinnati. Ohio,
orthodoxy,-The stronghold OF the
salvation Army is Its orthodoxy. We
insist upon an acceptation OF the word
or God In every particular, without
aorldgment or trimming or emascula-
tion' No religious work can be lasting
" conducted upon other llnes.-Maj,
Marshall, Salvatlonlst, Chicago, Ill.
Great Men.-lt is said great men ara
solltary-as is great mountain. But
II was not so with Jesus. His great.
ness was so divine that he could live
among the lowly people as their very
brother'-Rev. G, l., Thompson, Pres
hyterian, New York City.
The Bible,-lf there be no other proof
for the divine origin Of the Bible. its
perennial youth, Its perpetual use and
usefulness, speak sufficiently Of its SUI
periority over all human wisdom; it IL
the book for all times and for all men.
Key. DIR. Schneeberger, Hebrew, Bal
timore, Md.
Advance OF Observation-Disclosures
IN church affairs to-day as strong as
rock, II Is not an experiment, and
VIII not be cast aside So far from de-
tectlng signs of decadence, can state
that, ON the contrary, there are signs
of growth and advancement.-Rev DR..
Thomas. Independent, Chicago, Ill.
The Unseen Life.-Let the ashes of
some volcano catch with kaleidoscope
accuracy the unseen life of London.
New York or San Francisco. and Pom
peli would be no longer regarded as
peculiar In its vice or isolated as an ex-
ample of social corruption.-Rev. Will
lam RAIDER, Congregatlonalist, San
Francisco, Cal
The Bondage Of Eyll.-Thousand Of
men all about US are bound hand and
foot by the cords of their sins and are
helpless victims TO the temptations
about them. All their strength of will
and power of determination cannot free
them from the bondage Of their sinful
natures and evil habits. There is only
one power that can free from sin, and
that is the power of Jesus Christ, who
died to retlee. the world from sim
Rev. +. G. Curwits. Methodist, Cincin-
natl, Ohio.
Discipline-No man caifs1tfer except
through violation OF law. The Father
sllot interested in oui suffering only as
he can help us out of It. We do not de-
sire furnace experiences, but 1t is dis
clpline that we must have. God designs
that our lives sha- be woven into other
lives. We need each other. When God
has not withheld his son, how shall he
not freely give us all things? We shall
never reach our highest unless we go as
God designs.-Rev DR.. Roughton,
Methodist, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Freedom.-Freedom is not ours yet,
and when we obtain It we must remem-
Der that 1t Is not an end of itself, and
that a man Is not necessarily good be-
cause he is free. Freedom is an oppor.
tunity. We use freedom to discover
the truth, and men need the truth about
body, mind and soul A man who holds
wrong ideas of God dishonors him
The truth-seeker is the God-seeker, and
the only God-seeker, and for the sake
of truth, God and men need to be free
Rev. NJ. ]. Savage, Unitarian, New
York City.