The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1898-04-09

Inhnence.-No influence is more eff
fective In aiding us TO reach our moral
Ideal than the influence of the church.
Rev. DIR. Hinckley, Unitarian, Phila-
delphla, Pa
Sorrow.-There is something In Il
common sorrow that seems to break
through all the bonds that keep us
asunder.-Rev. A. Il. Curtis. Baptist.
Springfield, Mass.
False Wisdom.-Jesus loved TO con-
found our pet opinions. The first bust
ness of a teacher Is to destroy false
wlsdom.-Rey. DR.. Frank Crane, Meth
odist, Chicago. Ill.
The Hunt for Idelfs.-Our civiliza-
ton is the grand result of the yearning
of the human heart after ideals and of
Its pursuing them continually Rev. j.
s. Thomson. Unitarian, Chicago. Ill.
Divine Power.-Be content only with
that power that shot the Psalms from
the heart of David and sent them
speeding across the ages.-Rev. W. T..
Dugan, Presbyterian, San Francisco.
California.
Justlce.-The cornerstone Of human
rights Is endangered when justice fails
10 be recognized In the adjustment of
great social and economic questions OF
the day.-Rey. VI. S. Levy, Hebrew
San Francisco. Cal.
Victory and Defeat.-A half victory
is half defeat \ decisive victory is
an enemy destroyed. \ half victory is
an enemy maddened and resolved upon
revenge.-Rev. Dr. Danforth, Gongre-
gatlonalist. Cincinnati, Ohio.
Purified Clties.-Never until society
goes back to the old Bible and hears It's
eulogy of purity and its anathema OF
uncleanliness. never until then Will our
cities be puriied.-Rev. Edward Nelan-
der. Lutheran, san Francisco, Cal.
Womans Prominence. = OF every
Christian nation ii is a plain truth Of
history that the part woman has played
In the great drama enacted before the
heavenly witnesses has been greater
than that of man.-Rey. VIM. O'Ryan
Catholic, Denver, Colo.
Adyaneement.-The Is a more rap
I'd advance In welfare and comfort
when each generation adds something
10 the permanent plant and leaves be
hind vast improvements to relieve ana
enrich posterity.-Rey. c. 6. Ames
Disciple. Boston. Mass.
Orlentalism.-We need about as muef
of the philosophy OF the Orient as Jesa'
put into his teachlngs-enough 10 MAKE
our life aims always alive with humaI
sympathy thinking of Justice and mer
cy as we go on.-Rev. David Utter, / nj
tartan. Denver. Colo.
The Chart of Christ.-The creed II
the Christians chart. 1t IS map o.
the way 10 tine eternal eity-that Is, st
far AS il is copied from the word of Cos
and as such IL is n source of strength
and of wisdom to the pilgrims of eter
nlty.-Rey. A. T.. Kittredge. Lutheran
New York City.
Ambition.-Na your line upon thu
timber. and then hew It. Set YOU
stake, and then work toward It, Fin
your goal. and In Gods name stretch
out for it, You will never he half 4
man 50 long rs You merely want I'd
do about right Rev. II. u. jenkins
Presbyterian. Kansas City.
The Needs of the church.-Whai
Christ and HE church need to-day Is
workers, not strikers. toilers, not talk
ers: laborers. not lolterers; helpers. moi
hinderers: pusherS. not pleasure seek
ers: tools, not toys benefactors TO bless
not malefactors to curse humanity
Rev. ]. X. Montgomery, Presbyterian
Cincinnati. Ohio.
rtainty.-Certainty Is a vital ele-
ment In religion. Greed and doctrine
are good so far rs they go, but above
all we must be sure. The great trouble
with us to-day Is that in the matter OF
religion we give ourselves inadequate
answers. and want TO make our relig'
Ion "A religion of doubt.-Rev. ]. T.
Cathell, Episeopalian, Des Moines
Iowa.
The Coming Teacher.-The teacher
who can master both the head and the
heart of our youth will be IN demand
/ the next century. In other words. we
have reached the period of Christian
/ growth in America and Europe when
II is almost beyond possibility for an
educator to secure position unless he
comes from God. Rev. $. \. North
rup, Baptist, Kansas City, Mo.