The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-26

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STORY TEI.LBRS-Mlners and fisher
men are proverbial as having prediction
for stretching things Rev. D. A. Black
burn. Episcopalian, New York City.
sUFFERTNC--It is not pain that Il 10 be
pitsrd so much as mistake not conscious
suffering. but courses that breed future
suffering. Rev. j. Il. surtoes, liethodist,
Camden, N. j.
EVIL spECTAcLE--Th Young men .ho
are going out from the opeued gates Of
our universities see confronting them tie
spectacle OF evil triumphant. -Rey. " x.
Huntington Episcopal,an, New York CITY.
HELIs--There Is no remedy for wicked
ness except In a moral teaching which hnds
its force In the certain existence oil \ bell
for the guilty. Rev. Coftl1ult Myers,
Baptist, New York City.
LIGHT FOR MANKIND---Men In this
age do not spend time looking Tor candle;
there must be lighthouse large ercuPh TO
be aeon and brilliant enough 20 att-irt.---
Rev q. w. Mead Presbyterian. New York
City.
MoNEY--It Ii a difficult thing 10 take
cure OF money The thief g. lice lscl aud
It Is beyond explanation how prop0ly in
this world changes hands-Rev. 'r liam
unond Methodist. Atlanta, Ga.
APPRECfATION-~A man may Cwn tie
products Of art by paymelt for then hut
his poor neighbnr. whose tastes ale eul-
tlSated. viii own them more trriy q an
their legal owner, Rov. Or. Jelmtine,
ldrhtrAu Gptlygburp PA
1TA1lCS-Tho young writer iuIs to Nal
les. The man with partisan sDr,. n re-
lgion over emphasizes things ala Weighs
down life with oppressive srricd ncfr.---
Rev. a. J. Wells, Unitarian. san Fran
cisco.
SENsELESs scIENCE-Science - sci sc-
less without final cause scionce has not
discovered the cause. Faith sayB, III ~
Cod and science VIII accept this rerly In
the end Rev II, T, Shepard, Congrega-
tionalist. San Frauolsco.
EVILS or THE BALL RooM--Too Of
ten tho fair maiden Is introduced to so
ciety In the hall room, and there proponsi-
ties arc developed which give a wrong con-
Nspiion OF life and It's responsibilities.
hey. George W Hatch, Baptist, Camden,
N. j.
RACTER--Characte building WIN
enGuro forever. Death WIN not change It,
Our bodies win bn changed our char
acters VIII remain forever the Same. Build
wisely Rev, s. s. waltz, lutheran.
Louisville, Ky,
H0ME--No ono who has journcyed 10 tho
far West has ever become so in love and
Infatuated with It's beauty that he did
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mountoins as back homo"--Rov. j. @.
Keith. Christian, I.ou'sville, Ky.
RAILWAY CRoSsINGS-Thc frequent
terrible CASUALTIES at railroad crossinga
should so arouse the people that they viii
demand in voice that can not be ilare-
garded that every grade crossing should
Do guarded.--hey j. i. Carson. presby-
terrain. Brooklyn, N. Y.
SIN--Therc is but one sin unto death.
and That IL resisting the Holy Spirit until
lilo ieaves your soul forever. All may be
waved, and II is only he who deliberately
puts himself out OF the reach OF Gods
mercy who commits the objectionable. the
iremediablc sin.-Rev. $. C. IIearn.
Evangelist. New York City,
THE RISING SuN--The sun is rising
PULPIT and press and bar are strikina
the anvil OF public opinion, and It's echo
Is ringing through the land. Crime must
cease, The mob must call n halt. Law and
order must preyail.-Rev. IL. n. Proctor.
Songregaldonalist. Atlanta, Ga.
DIR. MERRYMAN--The doctor win toll
you that change OF scene md bright sur.
nouhdihgs can do moro for his patient
tpan p'lls or potions. that cheerfulness A
naPpy frame OF mind. a light heart and
hopeful spirits are bctrer than medicine
HeV' H. u Eaton, baptist. Louisville. KY
JUSTICE AND LoVE--our country ia
becoming crowded. Labor Is discontented
to the point of mutiny, Capital IL anxious
Tot rear OF anarchy. Tho church mus.
preach and practice peace not peace nj
any price. but the peace OF Justice ana
iove.--Rey. j. H. 0. Smith, Christian
Chicago. III.
A GRAVE ERROR--There Is a class NJ
men In the world today which believes this
tn be an AKA OF divine beneiicence. hut
men who believe that they can live iife
OF vice for forty or fifty years and than
make themselves right with God by build-
ing splendid memorial to Him are mirh,-
lily mistaken. REV. w. n. Landrum. BAN
tist, Atlanta, Ga.
->--<-N -AsA@f@tA'T7T wv 10 tftl kfl0W WtNrf
tho land of Hayilah was--soniew here no,
Tar from the Euphratcs. There NAV be
there today. In those very fields and hills,
idch deposits of gold far SURPRISING any
which have been discovered Perhaps
when we find Hayilah we shall find tho
worlds hest gold fields --Rev. Johnston
Myers. Baptist. Chicago, Ill.
IN A LAKE OF FIRE.---Fire Is an ele-
mont IN no way suited to the character
OF the future state. The state is alto
gether spiritual Fire II material eie-
meat and belongs nowhere but In a ma
feriai system A deembodied spirit could
exist with as much comport In a lake OF
nre e. In the air wo breathe.---Rev. II. ID.
AirlcAil, Methodist, Chicago. III.
PERIL OF THE CLERGY.--People say
e Is easy for ministers to be good. Easy
l0f x1iniefers 70 be good II you eyor
Ike time % think. you must be convinced
Lhsf tbr harding OF holy Thugs il the
Dnet thnxerpHs occupation In lifo. 1t IL |
e1fhotn arr doubt the most perilous thing
N4o can bxre to do. --Rev. John s.. Me- |
4plsrurslisn, Philadelphia.
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