Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-09-25
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~AS NN~ - O"AS AhV\hV1H.-
Mccall, Congregationalist. Brf
N. Y.
Women.-If the world is -
because women are not true Il
position OF trust. They pat the
In the way of that which is UNI
impure.-Rev. ]. H. Broughtos
fist, Atlanta, Ga.
Fellowship man cannot
stranger when he stands in n
ence of the spiritual life. He d
to see the eternal realities of q
comes into closer fellowship vii
Rev. p. G.. Sears, Episcopaliar|
den, Miss.
BusineSs.-When men attemI
vorce business life from religi'
1t Is a criminal attempt; they
be divorced; they are really, al
the world is concerned, Siamese
Rev. R. s. Pardington, Nd
Bethel, Conn.
Without Dogma.-When we
mind Of dogma, creed and rib
And the intrinsic Christ natul
Interpretation of Christ is so
dominion; no ritual so grand
acts.-Rev. f. K. Mason, 8.
Brooklyn, N. Y,
Religion and Business.-The
man Is he who has the most \
religion. II 1t Is my duty u
dirt, I can as well do II with q
Of God in my heart, as with a
in my mouth.-Rev. G. d. Cas-
gelist, Montclair, N. J.
Demagogues.-Many people 4
into the social world by n CHI
ciety ladder. Such people usut
up the ladder behind them. II
agogue is one Of the most de
creatures on earth.--Rev. W.
fridge, Baptist, Pittsburg, Pa.
Booker Il. Washington. Tho
of this country always have
the good work of Booker T. "
ton, but 95 per cent Of then
have Endorsed the things for "
work is made to stand.-ReY
Ransom, Colored Independef
cage. Ill.
RegeneratiOn.-If you hav6
from death unto life you al
piece Of moral tinkering AND
cobbling. Regeneration is Il
1t Is a permanent miracle.
not only a new man, but \
Rev. G. J. Greenwood, Bapti
field, N. j.
Sacrifice. No man can do ~
the biddings Of Christ. But
ia, do them. well done" 50
rifice. 1t is a mark Of excellen
that commentator, but the n
for 1t is understood to imply
tomb, a resurrectiOn.-Rev.
Ross, Presbyterian, Northfeld
The Gospel Of Rest.-There
pei of rest as well as gospel
Rest Is as necessary to man
the two are the essentials OF
metrical development. The
does not know how TO rest
learned the art of living.-R 7
Kolmos, Congregationalist,
Ill.
Manhood.-Neither the y ~
Christ ever taught that men
less than men; that a man
a pretty man; that he should
deep feelings of indignation
the great, ugly brood Of sig
oppression, against tyranny.
r.. Rabbit, Episcopalian,
N. Y.
The Church First.-We are
gems of a mighty democracy
vast continent, our loyalty re
inspiration from the teachina
holy faith, but above all We
followers of Christ and the
children of our pontiff.-R
O'Hare, Roman Catholic, G1
N. Y.
Z Good Angels.r-We are TOO
label men liars and sinners.
says: There is an angel am
In every man" Is 1t not jusS
to find the good angel IN
make loud professions as It
him In some who make no pr1
John Thompson,
Chicago, Ill.
Growing Truth.-To-day ~
splendid and growing conhd
truth Is stronger than error,
darkness. love than hate.
trine that prophesies the WIG
the armies of God and the No
ciliation of all men to Himse
eyangel that Is gladdening
and nerying all good men IN !
fiict with evil.-Rev. X. e. Sy
yer, Col.
Mob Rule.-Miscarrlages oI
In matters purely local can oe
w borne because the difficult
acute enough Will usually rig
selves. But the taking OF His
ture, the stake, the gibbet' am
savage forms of bloody