Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-06-19

always the evidence of things hoped for, the substance of something not yet seen.-Rey. Dr. Minot J. Savage, Uni tartan, New York.
 The Art of Judging.
 The art of judging was divided into two elasses-first, we should judge our- selves, and, secondly, we should judge others We should judge ourselves strictly and severely; others should be judged by us leniently. Dr. Boyd Baptist, St. Louis.
 What Hope Does.
 Hopel It hangs q tapestry of sum- beams on life's dark valleys. It looks through the cloud to where the silver lining always is-on the top side. It purifies Hope makes melody all the journey. - Rev. s. Edward Young, Presbyterian, Pittsburg.
 Sympathy Costs Something.
 I do not advise you to be sympathetic unless you must. It will cost you great deal to mourn with those who mourn, my friend You have widened your surface that can be hurt. It IS widening of q sensitive territory. Myron W Reed, Independent Ranyer.
 Mysteries Behind the Veil.
 It is a dangerous thing to seek to con- suit the dead It is treason against Je. hoYah. Rather I would sweep in the awful circle that the maelstrom swings than deliberately ask some familiar spirit of the mysteries behind the veil, TI1I I3o~ tist, New York.
 superlatiye Need of Men.
 believe that the Christianity oz Christ is the superlative need of my home, my country and of all men. : am q Christian, therefore. for the sake of my hone and because I want to be ttes highest possible patriot and tho tsaess philaHthrepist- Rev. ". J. I-Aa1Ss.e.sf Christian Church, Pittsburg
 Impulse Of Eonoring Mothers.
 Put honor on the mother, and the so- eial circle catches the impulse of it, and men will be more manly and wom- en will be mere womanly ill all their mutual intercourse, and things gross will become more offensive and things choice more attractive aud potential in the life.-Rey. Dr. F A. Noble, Con- gregationalist, Chicago.
 Gods Rule of Continuity.
 If people wanted to enter the days to come with Christ they must exemplify the divine law of continuity. The fu. ture was always the outgrowth of the past Each tomorrow was fragrant of today, and each today of yesterday The flower could not be segregated from the root. This WAS God s rule of eonti. nuity.-Dr. George E. Martin, Presby terian, St. Louis.
 Self Discovery.
 To know oneself is a great accom- plishment. We make many blunders, both ludicrous and painful, because we do not know our powers, capabilities, faults and weaknesses. There will be no self improvement until we are conscious that we need Improvement. If all were satisfied with our present attainmenta, this would be dead world.-Rev. U. $. MilbCrn, Uniyersalist. Cincinnati.
 The Chareh Must Ever Advance.
 The very genius of Christianity is en. iargement and conquest. There must ever be an eager reaching out to the things that aro before The individual must nover be content with present at. tainments. The church must never be satisfied with what it has already ac. o9mplished. There is such q thing as holy unrest that should pervade the church. J. ". ConIey. Baptist. Chicago
 The Perfect Law of Liberty.
 4 man attains to the perfect law of liberty when his impulses coincide with his convictions. The law of his con. science has become the impulse of his life. Duty is no longer task he must do, nor even a conviction he must obey. It Is something to which his heart itself lnstlnctively responds He needs no rules and no restraint, for the spirit within him is a surer guide than any rules that can be imposed. Rev Rich ard C'rdley, Congregationalist, Law renee. Kan.
 Womanly Beauty.
 believe in the gymnasium. No, 1 do not believe ill the dance. It may develop some muscles in the body, but it de. velops false muscles in the soul. Health of soul brings the highest and deepest beauty. Our bodies give expression to the real life of the soul. Hate. anger. jealousy, impurity, stinginess frivolity, drunkenness and despair tell in the face, walk and action and destroy beauty. Love, kindness, peace. joy, purity gen. erosity, patience and hope find expres. sion here also. and whatever the fea. lures where these dwell is the house of beauty Soul beauty wears. Some girls with blue eyes and golden hair seem very beautiful at first, but lacking this deeper beauty it soon fades, while the plain girl who possesses it grows more beautiful as you know her better. Beau. ty, like that Of the far famed Helen or prrrlraa rrilf prC,, F.,.9o L,-A