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and history No receive the net results o.
the dslving Of the scholars OF all the ace:
Rev. H. r. Perry. Baptist. cnicsso. III
DICKS. --Ducks cooperate. They dock
thev have their labor unions and hight ses.
sions. have heard the noise OF thcif
evening SESSIONS on the Kankakee marsh
| The result OF the deliberations bave
| sen In the morning. Not duck In stsnt.
All on their swift way out OF the bad lands
AZ frost and gunpowder.--Rev. II. w. Reed.
independent Denver. Colo.
MUSCULAR EDUCATIoN--we have put
the ban OF civilization upon the war canoes
Of the Indian, and It Is high time that we
empress the same IN American uni.erh-
ties. Nobody condemns honest sport, put a
respectable public will not Tolerate FLOOD
shed in A university. They will demand
that the muscular student shall be a gen
tlefnan.--Rev. william RAIDER, Congresa'
tionalist, San Francisco. Cal.
SINNERS.--There are few great sinners
in the world. but multitudes OF little sin
ners But In Gods sight all sins are great
and they all will be punished. Society
often winks at little sins and receives win
open arms the respectable sinner, but the
little sins into account and bring these re-
spectacle sinners to judgrnent.-Rey. p. G..
Curwick, Methodist. Cincinnati. Ohio.
MEN wANTED.-Eyeryw the cry Is
for men. Not merely tailor made bipeds,
but men OF soul OF nerve, OF honesty. Of
push, grit. economy. truth. world wise,
God filled men. There Is lack OF them in
church, pulpit and pew, who unselfishly
- In rly Ia n wnrk nj The
Master. In politics in vain we look for
men who love country above parry and self.
not time servers, but patriots. w. Is.
Leach. Methodist. Chicago, Ill.
SUNDAY EVII.S.--it is a matter OF deep
public concern. as well az that OF the
church. how the masses are TO be employed
who are let loose upon The Sabbath. If
they be allowed TO be tempted 10 idle
ness vice and destination. no dny In the
'alendar OF the week will equal 1t 10 i'm
pairing health, promoting s.ce, Increasing
unsettling Eociety," and open
ing the flood gates for sin and degradation
in general. Rev. Henry Tcsn0w, Reformed
Denver. Colo.
HALL CAINE.-If a man Of Mr.. Gaines
talents would himself study the history Of
the Christian religion and take it's tcacn-
inss into his soul and then would start out
TO write a book portraying the Christian
OF the highest type. taking ST. faLl. ST.
Peter John Knox or any one of core Of
others ns that type. he would give 10 lit
erature vastly different and more val
liable production than MIR. Game has done
II Rev $. Parke Csdmar. Independent, New
York City.
EPICUREANS.- The ancient phloso-
piers held two main views OF life, both
OF Themselves outgrowths OF this fact Of
change. The first Is that OF the stole
netting is worth living for. no Joy can
last hence live within yourselves, and the
sooner the life is over the beUtor. The
epicurcan is the other view. Eat. drink
and be merry. for tomorrow We die" There
are very few stoics today but many epi-
Rev. r. X. Farriud. Methodist,
San Francisco, Cal.
THE CHURCH OF TODAY.-The Uni
versaliJs church is the church OF the
present time. Whatever its future may be.
It's present status is commendablc; Its ideas
are those OF the modern world IL is In ac-
cord with the prevailing thoughts OF the
day II sees no discord between the latest
scientific facts and the spirit OF Cod. 1t
recognizes revolution az the key which I'M
locks the mystery of creation and solves, the
problem of evil.--Rev. u. S, Milburn UNI.
versalist. Cincinnati. Ohio.
LlGiiT.--ln that great cnsmic poem, the
opening chapter OF the Bible the sublime
Thought is presented TO us that the divine
rat whereby order was brought into
primeyal chaos and darkness, was ex-
pressed by the words, Let there be light. :"
This has been the end and aim, the pur-
pose and intent OF every great movement,
every forward step, every mighty deed
that has been performed for the uplifting
and progress Of the world and OF mankind
Rabbi David Phillipson Hebrew. Clncn.
natl. ohio.
MEN OF DoUGH--A cake not turned 4,
black on one side and ia sticky dough on
the other side Such cake is worthless,
and the flour Is all wasted. Such a half
done character Is worthless. Many people
IN our day marry in haste and repent ALI
the rest OF their lives, Il Ia said that an
idiot Is not half baked. and many protested
thrletians are half dough because of their
worldly society Church members that
are Killed In low theaters are like cakes not
turned. When church members are In tho
iheatcr on prayer meeting nights OF their
own church their life is like dough Their
influence for Jesus Christ Ia worthless.
hev. w. G. Partridge, Cincinnati, Ohio.