The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1897-06-23

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Power Of Woman.-Many a hand Is
relaxed at the entreaty Of woman,
which no other power ON edrth could
undo.-Rev. ]. Fl. Rylance, Episeopa-
Ian, New York City.
God in Hlstory.-GOd Is In history as
we'll as in nature, and Americas grand
commission is to provide for the liberty
OF Gods people.-Rey. David Gregg,
Presbyterian, Brooklyn, NJ Y.
New Religion.-we do not need a new
religion as much as We do an applica-
ton Of the principles of the old to every
strata OF the social, business and politi-
cal world.-Rev. I. +. Cramblet, Chris
tan, Pittsburg, Pa.
Sin.-Sin has two effects on the soul
1t disorders the soul itself and II es-
FRANCES II from God. vitality these eff.
fects are one and identical. The two
remedies are one in effect also.-Rev
Lyman Abbott, Congregationallst,
Brooklyn, n. Y.
Business and Religion.-The religious
problems of to-day are not commonly
understood, and those who think that
these problems can be thought out
while one is saving wood or counting
money are wrong.-Rev. ]. e. Cathell,
EWscopalian, Des Molnes, Iowa.
The Sunday School. There is need,
not Of new institution to take the
place Of the Sabbath school, but Of a
complete overhauling and renovation
Of the whole institution.-Rev. j. @.
Wylie, Presbyterian, Williamsburg, Pa.
Our MISUNDERSTANDING history Of our
nation Is not found in the cash drawers
of its merchants, but in the graves of
dts heroic dead. Our Westminster Alb
hey is at Vicksburg and Gettysburg
Rev III. MacAyeal, Congregationalist,
Omaha, Neb.
On the Seattle sea Is the Lords bat
tie ground. He has defeated powerful
fleets and mighty nations by the sea.
Bloody and cruel Spain has been taught
many a lesson by the great owner of
the sea.-Rev. n. Woodside, Methodist,
Allegheny, Pa.
Spain.-The nation that, in the days
of her greatness, would hire the assas.
sin to kill such a man as William the
Prince of Orange would be none tee
good to place a mine under the Maine
in the DAYS Of her weakness.-Rev. ]
II. Henry, Presbyterian, Shadysde, Pa
Thoughts.-"rhe heart of man Is evi
above all things and desperately wick
ed" Evil thoughts may be driven from
the mind, but If the place is not fillet
with good thoughts the old tenants ar,
sure to return much stronger than ever
; Rev. Florence Buck, Unitarian, Cleve
land, Ohio.
War.-War is a grim and dreadful
thing, but there are crises in the lives o
nations In which war has all the ele
, ments of nobility and righteousness
; There are times when war Is to b.
sought as the divinest and most God
given agency.-Rev. S. w. McCorkle
: Methodist, rirtsbSsrg, ra.
o Weylers.-Our saloons are the We!
q lers of our city. These convert wome
a and children into reconcentrados. The
/ homes are destroyed, their educatio
neglected, their wives and children ar
a to posterity with the shame of a drunl
: ards child.-Rev. G. L. Thurgood, Dii
3 ciple, Pittsburg, Pa.
n Ridicule.-When we think of becon
a | tru ChriSfian0 xrn N ftsai III thr
v somebody will laugh at us, so afrai
|, of what people win say. But laugh
It sneer cannot injure; public opinio
:, cannot hurt anyone for doing right
It Rev. II. II. Barbour, Baptist, Columbu
Ohio.
Peace of Soul.-Sin, the destroyer
!, our peace, Is nailed to the cross wit
= Jesus, so that it need have no dominic
- over us. Peace meets the deepest Ion
H. ings of mans soul. Pleasure Is man
N delight, but peace is his necessity. \
70 man Is at his best without it.-Rev.
~ Roughton, Methodist Cincinnati, Obi
Of Women Of God.--Slnce the family
a. the unit of society, and upon the FAINT
10 is based the church and state, 1t follow
r. that the purity of society, the piety
be the church and the patriotism of t
s. state will not rise higher than the pu
st ty, plety and patriotism of woman
y. her sphere as wife and mother. T
lis women whom God made, not the ne
be women, are those who rule the world
g, Rev. w. A. Stanton, Presbyterla
to Pittsburg, Pa.
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