The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1899-05-18


His Chosen 1t Is God that raises up
his chosen from the lowliest.-Rabbi Il.
q. Hirseh. Hebrew. Chicago, Ill.
Gods Power.-You have Gods power
when God has all of you.-Rey. j. +.
Carson, Presbyterian, Brooklyn, y. Y.
Belief Belief Is the Indispensable
condition of performance In all direc-
tlons.-Rev. $. II. Calthrop. Syracuse.
New York.
Love and Foree.-0nly through the
veal and woe of human existence do
we prove God to be loye.-AIrs. Geste-
field, Scientist, Chicago. Ill.
ChrlstIanity.-Ch Christianity as n sys-
TEN OF truth can have no effective exist
enee without the personal Christ.-Rey.
A. A. Rice, Uniyersalist, Los Angeles,
California.
Marriages.-Were marriages based
more on real love and affection than on
material advantages. there would be
fewer diyorces.-Rabbl NJ. s. Levi, He
brew, San Francisco. Cal.
The Promise of My Father.-Thls Is
the consummation of revelation, yet no
one In the world knows to the fullest
extent what that revelation ls.--Rey. Il.
]. Van Horn, Boston, Mass.
Good In All.-Ihe Catholics are right
for believing that Protestants crlticlse
them. | believe that there Is some
thing good in all ehurehes.-Rey G. ii.
Eaton, Universallst, New York.
The Law of Proximity.-In our giving
we should observe the law of prox-
unity. The distress that is nearest to
us is the distress that most imperiously
claims us.-Rev. J. A. Milburn, Presby-
terrain, indianapolis, Ind
The MaterlalIst. = The materialist
studies man from the side of his physi-
can organization, his relation to other
living creatures, and the brief duration
OF his physical existcnce.-Rev. G. w.
Wendte, Unitarian, Los Angeles, Cal.
Lent.-It is a mistake to assume for
a moment that man ought to be more
religious In Lent than at other times
You cannot crowd the years religion
Into the forty days of Lent.-Rev. w.
A. WATSON, Eplscopalian, Brooklyn,
New York.
The Most Of This Life-We are to
make the most of this life and do our
best In 1t, not as though that were the
end. intellectually good as 1t is, but
chiefly because it all is to have its effect
In larger, higher sphere, In the life
beyond-Rev. Il. L. Fritz, United
Brethren, Columbus, Ohio.
No Greater BLESSING can conceive
of no greater blessing-for there is none
greater, none more helpful-than that
derived from an implicit trust In the
Lord God of hosts. As nation We can
trust him to lead us, having greatly
blessed us In the past.-Rev. 4. j. Dan
ner, Episcopalian, Pittsburg, Pa.
The Worlds Want.-The worlds
want is men, and the only mission of
the church is to inspire better living.
1t alone sets itself to the task of making
moral manhood and womanhood. The
aim Is noble enough to command every
mans sympathies. but the task is great.
Rev. A. J. Wells, Unitarian, San Fran
cisco, Cal.
Methodists.-If all Methodists would
give to their church after the tithlng
system of the Mosaic law, or accord
ingly to their ability there would be no
need of a call for twentieth century
fund of $2O,O00,000, and there would
also be a speedy reinforcement of mis-
sionaries throughout the world.-Rev.
Geo. II. Adams, Methodist, Brooklyn,
New York.
God Called.-If God ever called n ma
ton to take up arms he certainly called
this nation a few months ago, when it
champloned the cause of the weak and
down trodden. We have the best gov
eminent under heaven; a government
good enough for any nation; a govern
ment 1t would be well to propagate in
any legitimate manncr.--Rev. J. w.
Duffy, Methodist, Washington, d. G.