Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1899-10-19

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perience.- Rev. DR.. G. 8 ~
Dayton, O.
The Beginning and End N
the beginning and the end Of y
tian religion.-Rev. Chas. N
Lutheran, Philadelphia, Pa.
Our Father.-When Jesus NJ
said, call God "Our Fathern ~,
it possible for us to enter into
relationship of children.-Rs,
Gerhart, Lutheran, Bellefouts
SIM Sin everywhere fetten
slaves, degrades and bruta.'
there is no deliverance from \
dom except through Jesns u
Rev. Geo. Adams, Methodist ~
New York.
Shallow Talk.-A deal of at
leaving the temples of men "a,
first temples in quest of trny
ship is as shallow as the M.
make it.-Rev. H. E. Foss MaI
Bangor, Me.
Duty.-There is no escape fin,
either to ones self or to ones
man. One may evade duty for,
but that is only to make the u
ance of it harder.-T. B. Wils|
osophite, Kansas City, Mo.
Methodism.-John Wesley N
Disqualification of Methodism !
a child of Providence, as was
ism. He became the most agp'
Independent preacher of his dg
J. 0. Knott, Methodist, Baltinj
Belief in a oul.-Belief in
made logical the belief in INN
for the belief in immortality
tally founded upon faith in ID
rity of human nature.-ReV So
Calthrop, Unitarian, Syracus
New Things.-Only new thin
avail INTO the advancement f E
in America. The world has adj
and the institutions of the Miilk
can have no place in our era-
F. Kearney, Roman CathOh Z
more, Md.
Goo s Will.-We should be
siye to Gods will in all things
bering that Jesus Christ has
battle and won the victory.
world will want our religion. ~
will be saved.-Rev. DR.. Hold
lanta, Ga.
Gods Work.-Gods work il
pendent upon human powered
but is wrought by his spirit
pray for more of his spirit sol
as Christians, can do more Of
Mr.. John Wanamaker, PhLAI
Pennsylvania.
Founding of Christianity
founding of Christianity thea
seemed utterly insurmOuntal
they have been great in every
of it's history, and they are
day.-Rev. e. A. Woods, Ball
Francisco, Cal.
The Advancement of 0ta
your culture, use your educl
all your powers for the hep
vancement of others; for not
will you realize life in all its
it's beauty and it's grand posi-
Rev. J. S. Penman, Bangor
Simple Duties.-How hardo
when there is no banner, nOr
applauding multitudes-but
lent and lonely, one sees theS
ties needing to be done WltnOO
Of praise or a ray of hopes q
l.. Perrin, Universalist, BoSUN
Luck or Chance.-If luck
rules, then there can be DO
nothing fixed and certain
take one of the horns OF tnS
1t is impossible to hold both
luck working together is aN
possibility.-Mrs. Gestetela'
Scientist, Chicago, III.
Christ's Kingdom.-Chrls'
kingdom is not of this Worlu'
acles are the puzzles Of clVllD h
the agony Of agnostics; 'N'
know what to do with tntn
cannot give what the world u
Christ rejected the WofluD
Clifford, Buffalo, n. y.
A Cross.-There is a cross
devil and there is a cross
There is a reaping Of thors
is a reaping of flowers
suffering in doing good, Nn
is eternal. There is Il sllllei',
evil whose crown is eVel'
spair.-Rev. S. A. NortnfVF
Kansas City, Mo.
Democracy.-The cry Ol
of every class, of every ~
rights shall be given all =
confirmation that democisr
righteousness; that there ~
democracy without righteous
is, providing this cry w. Oans
winged with the mofal NV, ~,
of the involved responsio",n.
q. Hirsch. Hebrew, Chicas@