The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1903-07-16
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he likes.-Rey. II. X. White, Presby-
terrain. New York City.
Bad Form.-It has come to be re-
garded as almost bad form to be as
much Interested in your church as In
your club.--Rev. W. A. Bartlett. Con-
gregatlonallst. Chicago. Ill.
The Home Life.-The true woman
believes In marriage; In motherhood,
IN family life and happiness. She finds
In this circle of interest her noblest
calling and her greatest joy.--ReY. NJ.
Smith, Presbyterian. Louisville. Ky.
alYatlon.-Salyation Is not through
eloquence. philosophy or learning, but
through the death of Christ. for with
out shedding of blood is no remission"
Rev. j. f. Blair. Baptist, Brooklyn.
n. Y.
\ Better World.-The church. even
under the most unfavorable auspices,
is doing the world untold good. Never
before was the world less selfish. less
mean.-Rey. +. Miller, Baptist, Chi
eago, Ill.
Observation-Disclosures nourlshes It
self In our time, not in the hard
ground, where labor sweats and mOils.
but In the fiowery beds OF luxury and
slothful ease.-Rey. ]. w. Chadwick,
Unitarian, Brooklyn, y. y.
Eyil.-Why does evil exist? Why
should there not have been a world
without storm or stress. n race of be
ings without sin, without sorrow, with
out paln2 Why?-Rey. @. Il. Patter-
son, Episcopalian, New York City.
Crimlnals.-A man with highly de.
veloped intellect and carefully trained
body without the education of his NOR.
nj nature is menace to society. He
Is the most dangerous kind of "A Grim
lnal.-ReY. c. c. Earle, Baptist, Law
renee. Mass.
Woman Suffrage believe In WON
an suffrage. Adam and Eve came out
of the garden of Eden hand In hand.
and the only way the human race win
ever again gain that garden will be to
have men and women enter 1t hand in
! hand.-Rey. G.. c. Lorlmer. Baptist.
New York City.
/ Justice and Poltics.-Poltics must
be better adjusted to the ends of jus
tlee than It Is now, and the politicians
must stop playing with the race ques-
ton In the South, and "a will be dark
day for the government when the right
to go to the ballot box is refused any
color or creed.-Rev. +. A. Harton,
Methodist, Boston. Mass.
I The Evil in Man.-No man shows our
all the evil that is in him. The evil
t that Is in n man Is held back by the
customs of the place where he is; by
the consequences which he knows Will
come to himself or 10 others by his
acts; he Is held back by the claims of
respectability.-Rey Clarence Barbour,
/ Congregationalist Rochester, y. Y.
Temptations of Youth. 1.-The youth
with temptations TO pleasure. toward
which his buoyancy of life natural Y
leads him, does not always think what
/ bearing indulgence In these things may
have upon his future, and by a few
years Of early dissipation may uttel
dlsqualfy himself for success in life
Rev. T. j. Leak, Methodist, II, sburg.
/ Pa.
| Valuation of MANA new valuation
| of man has arisen from the teachings
of the Bible. Man is no longer a thing.
| The intense realism Of the age is re-
/ hected In realistic fiction and painting
/ of modern authors and artists. 1t Is
/ the duty of the modern preacher to
| learn of life from life Itself. and know
/ God at first hand.-Rev. ii. II. Paine,
| Methodist, Worcester, Mass.
Capacity for Religlon.-The church
/ has been too inslstent upon a certain
! type Of conversion. The surest test
| of ones capacity for religion is ones
ample of the great religious leaders
! the Jewish prophets, modern mission.
aries OF the Carey and Judson type,
and especially toward Jesus-Rcv. L.
/ S. Ames, Methodist, Hyde Park. Ill.
I Marriage.-In the absence of suitable
/ conscientiousness on the part of pa
rents, the state should intervene and
/ rigidly make an examination of all
/ couples intending to marry, and give
\ licenses only to those who are healthy
and fit to be fathers and mothers. The
state has right to place restrictions
on marriage for the welfare of its flu
! ture citizens.-Rev. j. L. Sander. Con
gregationalist. Jersey City, n. J.
/ Despalr.-Many young girl and
young man is on the verge of commit
I ting suicide to-day because they
despair of ever reaching the high ideals
and wonderful characters of those we
tell them of who are gone before. Ii
you never remember anything else |
say, do not forget this: A great in
/ Justice is being done to the living by
those who are allve.-Rev. T. G.. T..
Thompson, Baptist. Philadelphia, IA.
rejudlce.-There are prejudices in
the South and there are prejudces in
the North Perhaps many of these
preIudlces are based upon ignorance.
IL we knew better each other ana eaeh
others conditions we should be more
tolerant of honest differences. II is
neither sane nor patriotic to conclude
that every man who fails to adopt our
prejudices is trying to pull down the
flag and nullify the constitution. Rev.
IL Vance, Lutheran, Newark. \. J.
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