The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1899-11-17

Inltarlan, Evanston, Ills.
HcroISn and Noble Deeds.
The heroism Of simple duty doing is
| open to every one at all times, and
each noble deed is Il real benefit to all
| the world Of men. Rev. c. E. St.
John, Unitarian, Pittsburg.
Wan Measured by His, Miud.
Find mans supreme desire and
thought and you have his full measure
ana value, for our mind is what our
most constant thought makes it.-Rev.
j. 7. Stofly, Methodist, PittsEurg
Present Need OF the world.
The world has DO use for a religion
that does not help the needy, and VI hat
the world needs tOday is not so much
dogma, Mt so much doctrine, as il
needs Sood cheer. Rev. Dr.. Myers,
Denver.
| Measuring Gods Love.
Gods love should not he measured by
comforts, possessions and powers given
to man, nor by the wealth and beavty
given To the world, but by the fact that
he gave his son TO redeem it.-Rcv. DR..
Anthony H. Evans, Presbyterian, New
York.
tulturc Thnt sS Useful.
A culture which does not recognize
him, who is life's ideal, and which is
not guided hy Il deep religious convic-
ton, nay be fiashy and brilliant but it
can never become permanently useful
Rev. w. r. King, Methodist, ST
Louis.
Striving to Save.
Those who strive t. save others save
themselves. The missionary who goes
ont in search Of the heather finds also
himself. The light which is kindled fer
Il dying race ilIumines the path of him
who lights it.--Dr. Stakely, Baptist,
Washington.
Domestic Labor.
The woman Df the twentieth century
can do no greater service for her kind
than Ivy inauguratiig "A new departure
in advancing domestic labor 10 the true
consideration of its merits. worth aud
dignity. Rev. DR.. George B. Vos-
burgh, Baptist, Denver.
True Faith.
True faith always bcgets love--love
to God and love to man, which is the
whole demand that Goi's law makes
upon Us. Faith lays hold Of Christ the
incarn&tc love, and 50 receives and re-
fleets lis image in the soul DR.. w.
w. Boyd, Baptist, st. Louis.
Christian Grace.
1t is impossible to live Il Christian
life without the grace Of God. Grace is
the root Of every Christian virtue and
the virtue that cannot be traced back to
grace, that does not derive its strength
and life from grace. is not a Christian
virtue, Rev. r. y. Elliott, Presbyteri
an, Pitt>buTg.
Works and Faith.
If Il man must choose between faith
ana works ana will not have both, he
should choose works. Works without
Faith are better than faith without
works ~ choose faith without works
j. to choose Il corpse fo1 Saith without
WORKS is dcad.-Rcv. Camden NJ. Co.
bern, Methodist, Denver.
Finding Out New Truths.
one c"n&eHial ,ccnpafinn f"r the
healthy mind j. tu lie ever finding ods
and using n>w truths, ard there is no
reason iur surprising that the universe.
wherever ". may J." will nCi have
su,Dlrgth> of knowledge and fT,rd~hip
!, invitv rEr ~ i.,riiun.-tcv George
\. nhnt,r. k.mign!ian, Cincinnati.
,n..,.!. .y christianity.
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'.;i's. II .I!- !, j. Gair@ t. occupy tie
w',u!" world anl Is not going t. /" co.
,.,i;i.tf Il with ytncra ana will MT be
tolerant q them. Ngr. Dr.. Wallace
NcMuI!cn, " .hudi-t. rhitadvipA;u.
The Ideal Lie.
whatever our ideal, in life o,a If we
understand J,>u, Christ we ,pust sos.