The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1899-06-29


The Helm of the Universe. |,
not going to be the devils world. The
hand pierced on Calyary's cross Is ON
the helm of the universe Rev. S. \.
Northrup, Baptist, Kansas City. Mo.
The Day of Better Things There is
much selfish littleness in this selhess
and large world of ours. But the day
Of the better things is approaching
DR.. L. G.. Hlrsch, Hebrew. Chicago, III
Clreumstances.-As the serpent coil
ed around Mother Eve, So eircnm
stances are proving the ruination of
many human being of to.day.-Rey
DR.. II. G. Stanton, Presbyterian. Kan
sas City, Mo.
The Idea of God.--The idea of God Is
supreme, and there is nothing behind
1t. You Will make the mistake of your
life II you do not make it supreme
Rev. DR.. Patton, Presbyterian, Prince
ton, n. j.
Motto for Philanthroplsts- THE tru-
est benefactors of the poor are those
who teach self-help. Not aims but a
friend, Is a wise motto for philanthro-
pists.-Rey. Il. J. Villers, Baptist, In
danapolis, Ind.
Progress.-Th one great thought that
God has been continually impressing
upon the race Is that of progress Speak
unto the children OF Israel that they 60
forward. Rev. w. J. Chichester. Pres
byterlan, Chicago. Ill.
Sharp Contrasts.-Jesus makes all
things brighter by sharp contrasts-by
making midnight darkness and midday
brightness sleep In the same cradle
Rev. f. Dewitt Talmage, Presbyterian
Milwaukee, Wis.
Present Phase OF Civillzaton.-Here
In lies the one great cause of failure
of the present phase Of civilization, that
Its social conscience is utterly lacking.
or, at best, only rudimentary.-Rab
Charles Fleischer, Hebrew, Boston,
Mass.
The Word Consst.-The word con-
slst means TO hold together, to stand
firm. Christ is that Almighty power
that spans the universe and holds the
eternities of the past and the future to-
gether.-Rev. w. p. George, Presbyte-
rian, Kansas City, Mo.
Human Nature.-We can trust hu-
man nature, our human nature, TO do
Its duty when 1t sees It, at least on the
battlefield. Once more we have learn
ed that men who live indifferently can
die gloriously. - Rev. Jenkin Lloyd
Jones, Independent, Chicago, Ill.
Domestic Unhapplness. - Masculine
selfshness explains the source of near
ly all domestic unhapplness When
men are Indifferent, thoughtless, incon-
slderate and selfish, trouble comes only
too swiftly.-Rev. VIM. Radcliffe, Pres
byterian. New York City.
The God Man.-Untll we reach, In
not find perfection OF character nor a
complete model in any one Individual,
but are to choose those lineaments and
traits that combine to produce a life
well pleasing to Godfrey. G. X. Nell
son, Bishop of Georgia.
The Tendency of the Day-The ten
deney of the day is toward pure, sim
pie, plain, practical religion, and the
belief that mans salvation depends
more upon his spiritual relations with
Christ than his belief In any philo-
sophlcal or theological principle is rap
Idly gaining ground.-Rev. f. NJ. Bris-
toll. Methodist, Washington. ID. G.
The Tutelage OF Sorrow.-Culture
and character come through suffering
Life is Gods university; happiness Is
the graduating point, but trouble and
adversely are among the chosen teach
ers. The world is built for joy, but man
comes to his full estate through the
tutelage of sorrow. Even Christ. who
brings glad tidlngs of great joy, is ex-
hlblted as passing through the utter
most of pain on his way upperward.-
Rev. DR.. Hills, Congregationalist.
Brooklyn, N. Y.