The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1897-10-27

The Ambitious Mani believe thar
the Christian man is essentially an am.
bilious man.-Rev. F. c. Harding, Con.
gregationalist, New York.
Rellgion.-Religlon is not a thing OF
a future state. Religion Is service 10
all men eyerywhere.-Rey DR.. Abbott
Congregationalist Brooklyn. y. Y.
Be True.-All our life. II we are trus
wherever We are-hnds its secret and
meaning and beauty in the eVer-pres-
ent Godfrey. VI. ]. Savage, Unitar.
ian. New York.
Ignorance.-NO man need be ignorant
to-day unless he pleads the bankruptcy
act and frankly admits he is too stupid
to learn.-Rev. y P. Cadman. Congre-
gationist. New York City.
Divine Intultions.-We carry within
us intuitiOns divine. and are illunined
by the light which shines on neither
land nor sea.-Rev. W. d. Williams,
Episcopallan. New York City.
Victories. storms. though
seemingly harsh and grieyous. may be
turned into victories for the sufferer
and the love of Godfrey. A. j. Van
Cleft. Methodist. Scranton. Pa.
Great Events.-Great events ema.
nate from great intellects. usually
when those great minds are IN their
deepest hour of darkness.-Rev. f. w.
Gunsaulus, Presbyterian. Chicago. Ill.
COnscience.-What God would chiefly
have us to do is a thought which CON
science presses home at some point in
the career OF every one Of us.-Rev.
Lester Bradner. Jr.. Episcopalian, New
York
Christs Help.-The sun of righteous
ness can penetrate the darkest cloud.
IL men want help they can have 1t from
the conquering Christ.-Rev. T. C.
Beattie, Presbyterian, Albuquerque,
n. NJ.
Man and God.-Man next to Cod
that is the meaning of mans triumphs
In the universe, and that is the teach
Ing of the Bible as to mans position
Rev. J. +. Carson, Presbyterian, Brook
Ign, \. Y.
War and Business.--There are some
men who wanted war because they
think 1t would stimulate business and
they might make few dollars out OF
lt.-Rev. w. GLADDEN., Congregational.
list, Columbus, Ohio,
The Old Gospel. There is a vital re-
lation between the Old Gospel and the
new patriotism. They are alike in that
both are the result of divine lnspira.
tion.-Rev. r. S. Macarthur, Baptist.
New York City.
Nature.-Nature teaches us Its In.
finite care for the individual thing; ey-
cry grain Of sand is in the grip OF ma
ture. Human law Is but the will Of
Godfrey. George Hughes, Baptist.
New York City.
Function of the Ministry.-The spe-
cine function of the ministry Il the
PRONUNCIATION of the Gospel. Ii Is a
work In which God. rather than man.
must be obeyed-Rev. g. G. Spieker.
Lutheran. Scranton, Pa.
Need of RevivLl.-Too many are IN
the church who came not by the divine
ly appointed way of conviction of sin
and repentance toward God through
the Holy Ghost.-Rev. John l.. Clark,
Presbyterian, Chicago. Ill.
The Bible and Nations.-The Bible
speaks much OF nations, and we are
bringing the principles Of the Gospel
to bear upon the government of man in
every relation OF life.-Rev. j. q. But
Ter. Lutheran. Washington, d. G.
The Manly Man.-The manly man is
reyerent. He revcres the name of the
Almighty. Profanity is indecent, vul.
gar. blasphemous to God and insulting
TO all good men and women.-Rev. A.
+. Myers, Collegiate. New York.