Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1903-03-24

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the common people, to be studied by
every man.-Rev. ]. G. Ager, Sweden
borgian, Brooklyn, N. Y.
The Real Gospel-New York needs
the real Gospel Of Christ. The. popu
lar Christianity is paganism.-W. K.
Kindel, Zionite, New York.
Smallest Service. - Money is the
smallest service a rich man can give.
1t is barren unless service Is given
with thames Logan, Evangelical,
Worcester, Mass.
Self -Control.-Where restraint Is not
exercised over ones self it all leads
to a tendency to allow base passions
to master us.-Rev. DR.. Cotter, Roman
Catholic, st. Paul, MINI.
A Higher Union.-The time is ripe
for a higher union, union that shall
result in building up the type Of So
ciety in which good and free men be-
lieve.-Rev. w. Fl. Ramsay, Louisville,
Ky.
Higher Kingdom.-The facts of Gods
higher kingdom are as plain to the
man who studies and believes as are
the facts of Gods lower kingdom
Rev. L. N. Watson, Episcopalian, Chill
licothe, Ohio.
True Living.-To rid yourself of your
own hell and to keep out Of others is
the art of true living. This may not
be ecclesiastical advice; it is common
sense.-Rev. F. E. Mason, Independ-
ent, Brooklyn, N. Y.
ed fortunes are acts of restitution.
Judas money was not put in the treas
ury of the temple but devoted to the
uses Of the community.-Rev. DR..
Grant, Episcopalian, New York.
The Moral Code.-Society at present
is to be condemned for many devi-
ations from the moral code, but more
particularly in it's frivolous views Of
the sacredness of marriage.-Rev. DIR.
Kranskopf, Hebrew, Philadelphia, Pa.
Highest Type.-If Christianity is the
highest type Of civilization-and who
can deny it?-then is it not true that
we are retrograding instead of ad-
vancing in certain lines?-Cardinal
Gibbons, Roman Catholic, Baltimore,
Nd.
musements.-People can get the
good there is in amusements without
going to the bad, if they have the right
purpose; class of genial, broad mind
ed Christians are attracting men to re-
ligious life.-Rev. J. L. Scudder, Con-
gregationalist, Jersey City, N. J.
Good Courage.-A believing heart is
a source Of courage. Good courage is
the courage of faith in God. The Lord
said to Joshua: "As I was with Moses,
so will 1 be with you" Joshua be-
lieyed God and was invincible.-Rev.
w. A. Huckabee, Methodist, Macon,
Ga.
Need No Law.-People who wish to
do right need no law; those who are
desiring the finest and best things do
not feel the touch or pressure of any
statute; they keep within the limits
Of the right because they have no de-
sire to do otherwise.-Rev. DR.. Savage,
Unitarian, New York.
Chara looks at life in it's
contribution Of character. 1t is not
question of per cents and returns of an
investment simply; it is a matter of
principles and purposes and results in
life and life forever. He asks: What
sort of men does it produce Prev.
DR.. Carlisle, Methodist, Columbia, S. G.
The Greatest Thing.-Love is the
greatest thing, not only in this world,
builder of the home and also of the
human heart. 1t is the essence of true
religion. Our human loves are but
sparks Of the great divine love.-Rev.
DR.. Waters, Congregationalist, Brook
lyn, N. Y.
heart power, yet men do not realize it.
Thought, what a great thing it is! 1t
is said that the day of high thinking
is past. I do not believe it. There
must be high ideals and aspirations.
Thinkers are necessary = men Of
thought, as well as action.-Rev. DR..
Page, Episcopal, Waco, Tex.
An AcI1OQ.-In6 average man does
not seem to think far beyond an ac-
ton. There is a larger belief in luck
and chance than there is in law and
certainty. The men of this genera
ton have constructed God after their
own conception and laws contrary to
the principles Of the kingdom of God
and the Scriptures.-Rev. Dr. Sim
mons, Baptist, Peoria, Ill.
Development.-To strive to find the
best in life, to get at its real though
half hidden meaning; day by day
faithfully looking always for the deep
er, truer things of life, cannot fail to
bless us. We live to become some
thing rather than to get something.
Heaven cannot come to those wasting
the life given to them for develop
ment.-Rev. A. e. Bartlett, Universal
list, Manchester, N. II.
Deserves More.-Which of us dares
to say that he, in Gods sight, deserves
more than he gets? Which of US, then,
can say that God is bound to give him
more than He does. The truth taught
all through the GoSneI is TO throw OFF,