Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1902-03-04

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A Friend.-If you desire a friend.
begin by being one.-Rabbi Levy, Pitts
burg, Pa
A Higher Morality.-New conditions
demand higher morality.-Rev. e. T.
Root, Baptist, Providence, r. I.
Puritanism.-Out from Puritanism
has come the grandest type Of man.
hoOd.-Rev. NJ. B. Pratt, Methodist,
Akron, Ohio.
In Search.-We are In search Of the
knowledge Of better ways of living
Rev. L. G. Hoeck, Swedenborgian.
Brooklyn. n. Y.
Deepest Cravipg.-The deepest crav-
ing Of the noblest hearts is for eternal
life and eternal love.-Rev. e. e. Bell,
Lutheran, Baltimore, Md.
Love.-Love like life, imparts itself,
and always In an image of its own
likeness.-Rev. DIR. Mackenzie, Presby-
terian, San Francisco, Cal.
Accent of Christ.-The accent of
Christ is in every true word that is
spoken in your hearing.-Rev. J. A.
Rondthaler, Presbyterian, Indianapo-
lis, Ind.
Revelation Of God.-The final revela-
ton Of God came when he sent into
the word his eternal, essential Son.
Rev. J. G. Herndon, Presbyterian, At
lanta, Ga.
Democracy of the Saloon.-The DEM
ocracy Of the saloon Is one of the chief
sources of its attraction and power
Rev. J. Henderson, Evangelical, Chi
cago, Ill.
A Mans Life.-A mans life does not
consist of things he eats, drinks, or
possesses, but wholly in what he is
Rev. s. L. Bryant, Methodist, Wash
ington, D. G.
A Follower Of Christ.-If any one
would be a follower of Christ he must
live as Christ lived and show it forth
in character and life.-Rev. DR.. Ma
geety, Methodist, Detroit, Mich.
Enough Material.-There is stored on
earth so much that it will never give
out, and in the Gospel there Is enough
material for us all to some day lead a
spiritual life.-Rev. DR.. Ingersoll, Con.
gregatfonalist, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Correct Religious Convictions.-Na-
tons with correct religious convictions
will have right political economy. Prop
er social condition can arise only from
proper religious condition.-Rabbi r.
Grossman, Hebrew, New York City.
Christian Religion.-The Christian
religion strikes upon the chord Of self
lshness in the political, social and do
nestle life. until it vibrates with the
music Of the gospel of Jesus Christ
Rev. w. G. Partridge, Baptist, Cincin-
natl, Ohio.
Abhor Dishonesty.-Some men think
they are honest, but because they do
not abhor dishonesty they are not to
be trusted. There is sternness in
love, without which it loses its quality.
Rev. A. S. Carver, Unitarian, Wor-
cester, Mass.
Liberty.-Liberty has given us better
business methods, better constitutional
Developments and enlarged and more
human moral conditions; and yet when
all is said, something more is needed.
and at this present day we are begin
ming to find this out.-President Had
ley, of Yale, New Haven, Connecticut,
Justice of God.-Without the Justice
Of God we could not define his mercy.
The man who would exclude from the
character of God all sense of his right
eous indignation and condemnation of
sin would take from him this Justice,
He Is merciful because he is ust.-Rev.
J. T. Stone, Presbyterian, Baltimore,
Md.
Fatal to the Truth.-There Is moth
Ing so fatal to the truth as the divorce
between doctrine and righteousness. In
of the past there have
been multitudes of men turned away
from the church, and it is our duty to
bring them back.-Rev. DR.. Brent,
Episcopal bishop of Philippines. New
York City.
Observation-Disclosures, like diseases,
are epidemic. There is nothing new
IN sin and superstition except their
lom de plume. Isms Of the earlier GEN.
turies reappear as the religious fads
IF the present day. People seem to be
easy victims of anything novel or OBJ
'cure.-Rev. DR.. Thoburn, Methodist.
Pittsburg, Pa.
Another's Views.-The strong patri-
otism and loyalty Of the American peo-
pie are builded upon the mutual esteem
and respect for one anothers views
political and religious. The latter play
ng even a more vital and important
part than the former.-Rabbi Philo, He
brew. Akron, Ohio.
The Labor Movement.-The labor
has done something, and
promises US to do more to put us on a
footing of equality and fellowship and
relationship in the productive power
and in the distribution of that power.
What every man needs in this world
s the power of self-assertion, and then
having the power to use it with moder-
DR.. Bascom, Congrega-
ionalist, North Adams, Mass.
The Work Of Mercy.-The work of
mercy, of which the rainbow was the
oxen, which at first was begun among
men, will continue to be the chief char
lcteristic of the throne Of God. All of