Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-05-02

Gems of Truth Cleaned From tho rennh-
 ings of All Denominations.
 The church is not the bulwark of the truth, but the truth is tho bulwark of the church. Rev Frank Crane, Meth odist, Chicago.
 Good Man.
 A man who lives today must work his own head and heart and conscience. When he gets all these easy and in bal ance, he is good man.-Rev, Myron W. Reed, Independent, Denver.
 Christian Cities.
 When tho cities tear down tae sluns and build healthy dwellings for ali, when they give work to every starving woman and every idle man, then they will be Christian cities Rev. Dr. w D. P. Bliss of Boston.
 Remedy For Social Evils.
 The remedy for existing grievous evils cannot be found in disorder, but in the complete recognition of the teaebings of Jesus Christ. which mean not hatred of class by mass but justice and love for Hs Catholic, New York
 Fear and Worry.
 As the hawk bouncing down upon tho choiring birds causes each lark and robin to disappear and causes silence to ba where sweet song was. thus fear and worry are birds of i'll omen that silence the heart's hope and happiness. --Rev. IA l,kfJ .l3.s4 ts
 Dynamite In Truth.
 Drop few seeds of truth under any piled up wroag. no matter how in. trenehed in ropalar favor so8 them under 5he institutions that are respect. ably voneeHsd and bido your tllno There will he an explosion spne day Rev Charles D. klosa. Congr atgaaai. fist, Kansas City
 The Men the World nneaa.
 4 eniItvs conscience and ehe retro, speet of Il wastad life are hestar things than Nebaehsdaeazar' $ 6afe faraaee. The world Deeds men toaag Wb1 Woald rather ba burned ta death tbaa ehat they know is wrong and ofnko 5a God.-Rey q. H PolhemUss Gangre. gationaIist. Denver.
 What the World Eeeas
 There is bigotry in every church, and what tha world needs is nae eet ot new opinions, but great personalities ta touch the slow beating spirieaal heart with life and move tho whole proees. sion of humanity at the double quick in it's appointed march to God --Rev. B Igo4Y NTsT1s THsssfa.ssa.,
 Cremation Not For Christians.
 New methods of disposing of the dead. among which is cremation, are not iH harmony with the whisperings of our Christian faith. While they seem pro fane toward the dead, they deprive tho living of the grand sweet lessons which come to us from our Christian ceme= teries. Give to every one of the departed friends his little home and put over if the cross of Christ. t.-Archbishop Ire- land, Catholic, St. Paul.
 Woman the Inspiration of Hope.
 She is the inspiration of hope. There is in the heart of every true woman spark of heavenly fire, which may often lie dormant in the broad daylight of prosperity, but which kindles and burns in the dark hcs1r of diversity. As stars come out most brightly upon the breast of the midnight sky, so these higher qualities of woman 8 soul shine most resplendent on the dark background of poverty and woe-Rev. George E. Yos- burgh, Baptist, Denver
 All Must lie Enthusiastic.
 Enthusiasm i'll the church, to be eff. fective, must be common to all. The poor man or woman should carry az much moral responsibility i'll its sup port us the rich man. Five cents Sun- day from poor man who attends reg ularly is worth more than $15o year from rich man who goes once or twice and tells the pastor that he is always present in spirit. A pastor does not take great deal of satisfaction ill preaching to disembodied spirits. = Rev. Dr. George L. Perrin, Everyday Church, Boston.
 Narrow Es the Way.
 It is true now as it ever was, tho word of David, Great peace have they that love thy law, and nothing shall offend them." And the saying of Jesus Mar row is the way, is not applicable alona to eternal lifo, but widely bears upon all human relations, for the way is mar