The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-11-06

human life shJuId be an easy one. --
Rev. A. " @. Allen. Episcopalian.
Cambridge, Mass.
why He Came,
Jesus came that we might havo more
abundant Iife--that Is, the overflow or
life. Rev. ]. K. Montgomery. Presby-
terian. Cincinnati.
Religion.
Religion is the influence Of Gods
personality, and thus ie follows the
laws of all personalities Rev. Frank
Crane. Methodist, Chicago.
Bzsas of Heroism.
Heroism is unselfish and self sacriflc-
ing. Love, pure, unselfish love, 10 the
basis Of all heroism.-Rev. @. NJ Tams.
Christian Church. Pittsburg.
Erother Love.
The sentiment which is making fast
ess progress in society and crowns the
exit Of tho century Is tho brotherhood
of na1.-Rcv. T. T. Munger. Unita-
rian. New Eayen. -
Every Step Reveals God TO Us Detter.
Every step We make toward God by
service fer God and man brings us
nearer TO Cod and reveals God to us
moro and laore,-Rev. Z. Il. Hunter.
Episcopal. New Orleans.
Mans First Duty.
The world teaches that tho first duty
of man and CT tho s;nte is the law of
self preservation, but Christ teaches
that mans first duty is to trust Cod
Rev. Paul G. Curnick, Methodist, Cin-
cinnati vf-,.s-.tr ~
The MIEhtiest Power.
The voice Ct the Ecly Spirit is still
and small yet it is TIE mightiest power
in the universe to awaken the spiritually
dead, to arouse the sleeper in sin and
bring the wandering soul to Gcd. Rev.
DR.. I. Q. Thompson. Presbyterian.
Philadelphia -sts l,s
Truc Knowledge.
knowledge is the source of all
strength, and true knowledge springs
} from acquaintance with the ways Of
God. Wisdom thus acquired flowers cut
into the beautiful deeds Of holy, happy
and useful lifo.-Rev. Edward Nc
Hugh, Methodist, Cincinnati.
True Enraestness.
All trCo carnestncss springs from tho
soul. When the churches, like their
Master, go about doing good, their
, work is dcne heartily, as unto tho Lord.
| Whatever work is done to lift up hu-
: manity is religious work.-Rev. j. w.
Worsnop, Methodist, St. Louis.
Prize of righteousness.
Set your ambition high. Enter today
! for the great prize cf righteousness, and
I you will press on up tho steep mountain
: until you obtain your ambition, for
/ Christ's word never fails, and his prom
u ises arc never broken.-Rev. Charles l.
1 Candeo, Presbyterian, Princeton.
= ChrIstIan's Relation to the World.
Christianity preserves from destruc
. tion the race CT man. There is buoyant
t life in the rays of the sun; there i:
n wholesomeness Gnd health in q handful
Q of salt; there are wonderful possibili
: ties for good in a Christian life.-Rev
> ]. W. Fighter, Mt. Washington, Pa
= Power of Woman In War.
d Should intelligent American woman
d hood today demand the head of any ma
r tion in the world it would soon be laiC
n at her feet if American arms could ac
complish tho deed. On the other hand
she has the power to arrest wars blood,
!, sweep.-Rev. j. III. o. Smith, Christian
o Church, Chicago.
y CitlEensEIp CT Eenven.
o Citizenship in the kingdom of HEAVIER
was elcquentIy described by the bishol
= = as "a second childhood, not o child
Is hood of dotage, bat state in which cI
q was peace, and tho Christian, though il
& the world. was unvexed by its cares ant
d disappointments, having his mind flxet
q on the spiritual blessings of tho king
dom Ct heavcn.-Bishop ". A. Gambler
= . Methodist. St Louis.
. Fidelity to Truth In Daily Lie.
Is Fidelity involves truth. Happines
and peace arc born Of truth. Ever,
truth involves q trust, and fidelity T.
o every trust should characterize ever,
y life. This is in many respects faith
> less age. Fidelity in few things will
:. not suffice. A man may be true to hi
is own family and yet defraud the fami
10 lies Of cthera-Rev. F. r. Farrand
D Presbyterian, San Francisco.
}. Supremacy of Thought.
. D Tho supremacy CT thought manifest
y itself not 60 much in it's relation l.
Ia matter as in its relation to character
n Character is thought crystallized. N
i, thought passes through the brain with
out leaving its effect On the character
l. With thoughts man is building charnc
3 ter, "fcr as he thinketh in his heart 8
:, - is TO-" Tie great temptation to evi
y thinking is that no one will ever know
r But it is impossible to keep the activi
Is ties CT tie ecul secret.-Rev. J. F. Her
5, get. Baptist. St. Louis
J. C.lrist's Resurrection.
n Christ's resurrection is pledge an,
!, figure Of that of tho believer. In Chris
IS he sees his possibilities fully realized
70 His vile body shall be changed an,