The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-05-10
RELIGIOUS THOUGHT.
Gems Cleaned From the Teachings
OF All Denominations.


of All Denominations.
4 fashionable church is a goddess
church. Rev. DR.. L. Il. Holderby'
Methodist, Atlanta, Ga.
The Only Anchor.
cling to the cross. 1t is the only an
chor for thy soul.-Rev Elmer Il.
Helms, Methodist, Buffalo.
The soul In Darkness.
A soul without heaven is soul
living in the dark.-Rev. George III.
Hepworth, Congregationalist New
York.
The UnfaIth OF selnshness
The greatest unfaith toward Chris
tianity is the unfaith OF selfishness.-
Rev. Or. William j. Tucker President
Dartmouth College.
The Most Practical Thing.
The religion of Jesus Christ Is the
most practical thing for n practical
life-Rev. DIR. ID. NJ. SHILLING, Pres0y-
terrain, Allegheny City, Pa.
The Reality OF Christ.
That Christ may be made real to the
world he must be real to the church
self-Rev. Dr. Sherman III. Doyle,
Presbyterian. Philadelphia.
stnnd For n Divine Purpose.
Each one of US stands In tue thougn
OF God for some definite and divine
purpose.-Rev. L. George Sankey's,
Presbyterian, New Orleans. 3
True Eloquence.
There is more eloquence In single
gracious act than In the fiery breath OF
an worlds orators. Rev. Frank o..
Tyrrlll, Christian, 81 Louis
Chasing vain Delusion. .
To live without God Is TO chase
vain dcluslon 20 hopeless ruin. 10
man should begin his business or pro-
fessional life till be has seen and heard
God.-Rev. r. c. Carlton, Baptist, St
Louis.
Germ Of Good In Al.
In every man there is a germ OF
goodness which only needs TO be devel-
oped 1t is there in the heart ana
needs only TO be- cultivated 10 bear
frult.-Rev. j. G.. Barr, Presbyterian,
New Orleans,
MnIoritIcs Not Always Right.
Crowds are not always right; major
tiles do not always stand for the truth.
To stand alone requires another spirit,
to follow the Lord fully quite frequent,
Iy involves our standing alone against
the mulutudes- Rev Edmund Duck
worth, Episcopallan, ST Louis
Athletics and Morals.
The problem before us as Christians
is the encouragement and production
OF form OF athletics which tends
equally TO the development OF the high
est spiritual and intellectual and phys
zeal manhood-Rev Or Henry G. Me-
Cook. Presbyterian, Philadelphia.
The Cry OF Today.
The cry OF the people today is not
for the heavenly manna. but for bread
and something with H. The cry of the
people Is not for the white diaphanous
garments, but for good substantial
clothing made OF wool, which they can
J wear down here-Rev. Marie st. Crolx
! Wright. Unitarian. New York
The superiatfve JOY.
{ Anybody can receive; II Is perfectly
natural. but when you voluntarily, for
tho GOOD OF others. choose Go give. 10
treat them as yourself. then you enter
into suporlatiye Joy. The giver.
through constraint or custom or repu-
tatlon. can never appreciate this JOY
Rev. Joseph stephan. Methodist, st.
. Louis.
God as Partner.
In your duty OF man toward man do
not count God out III you VIII not
keep God as your partner, right soon
= your good work will he cut of OF its
| sweetness. OF its strength. No real
brotherhood OF man can be without
the real fatherhood OF Godfrey. Dr.
Daniel s. Tuttle. Episcopal Bishop OF
Missouri.