The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-03-22
The source Of Happiness.

The source Of Happiness.
Incidence breeds misery. Honest ac-
dvity breeds happiness. The man that
knows his duty and does ii toward his
Creator and his fellow creatures gath
ers honey Of sweet happiness TO his
own soul. Rev. L. Mona Jones, Bap-
list. Pittsburg.
No Room For Gloom.
One OF the earliest church fathers
taught that the Holy Ghost will not re-
main in gloomy heart. But JOY cannot
be had for mere desire of IL. The life
must be crowded with high resolve and
righteous deed.-Rev. John Brushing
ham, Methodist, Chicago.
TanRIe of Mnmmon Roots.
Many so called Christian hearts are a
perfect tangle Of Mammon roots or
evil inclinations springing out of an
inordinate seeking after the things OF
earth that wither often before we have
fully grasped them.-Rev. James T.
Coffey, Catholic. st. Louis.
Makes Life "A Blessing.
Do your duty bravely; guard your
integrity; see that the world is richer
for your presence in II; love others as
you would be loved by them. You will
then see that IL Is a blessing to be
alive.-Rev. George II. Hepworth, Con-
gregationalist, New York.
Rational Belief. Not Dogma.
II Is not the Journalists creed that
man needs, but beliefs based on rea-
sons and approved by conscience. We
need not dogmas, but principles found
ed on the eternal aspirations OF the hui
man soul and the universal experience
of man.-Rabbi j. Leonard Levy, Pitts
burg
Laying I'd Treasures.
Any poor man has access 10 the
treasury OF Gods truth ana love. and
he can lay UP treasure I'm thousand
ways Kindly words and deeds are
immortal, and tho Divine Recorder OF
mans dolngs aud sayings keeps cor
rect account Rev. Or George Adams,
Methodist, Brooklyn.
Leaving SELF BehInd.
Whosoever will moy enter the open
door, leaving selfish care behind, drop
ping all burdens save those that bless
US as we hear them, the burdens of
sympathy and love, and our lives may
be lighted with hope, and in our
hearts may be peace.-Rev David Ut
ter, Unitarian, Denver.
Christian Love.
Love and Christianity are converti-
bic terms. When Christ put his foot
upon earth, I'm all the Roman empire
there was not one house Of mercy, not
one hospital. Love Is the great, calm,
thoughtful purpose 10 assist others TO
the best OF our ablity.-Rev. Or Ed
ward g. Andrews. Methodist Bishop
OF New York
Preaching In the Market Place.
The only way to bring the gospel 10
the people is 90 return 20 the example
OF the apostles and "go everywhere
preaching the word" Let II be preach
ed I'm the market places. In the streets,
In the parks, In the street cars, on the
street corners and In the open fields.--
Rev. DIR. Paul r. Sutphen, Presbyteri-
an, Cleveland. o.
The Uses Of Temptation.
Innocence is not desirable II Il means
the absence OF any chance OF tempta-
ton. like this clean white sheet OF
paper, but would rather see Il spot.
ted II the spots came in the efforts OF
n boy learning TO write | like pure
white stone. but would rather see Il
cut and hammered II out OF Il a sculp.
tor was trying 10 carve an angel.-Rev.
Newell Dwight Hills. Congregational.
list, Brooklyn.
God an ArithmeticIan.
Arithmetic Is the science OF all sci.
ences Civilization is built ON arithme.
tic. Man must know arithmetic before
progress I'm art. architecture. music and
commerce is possible. God IL an arith-
metician. I'm nature he never misses
count. In the cornheld. In the snow.
storm. IN the birds plumage. I'm the
stars in chemistry. there Is mathemat-
zeal exactness that proclaims God the
Almighty arithmctician- Rev. John r.
White, Baptist. Atlanta, Ga.