The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1904-02-18
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Succe~s.-That subtlest lesson and
most important the art called success
is learned principally by making mis-
,takes.-Rev. Frank Crane, Universal
list, Worcester, Mass.
Safety.-Better have wire fence
at the edge of a precipice than mag
nificent hospital at the bottom of it.
Rev. ]. d. Adam. Reformed, Brooklyn,
y. y.
Home Discipline.-The discipline of
the home has enabled many a man to
stand firm where without it he would
have fallen.-Rev. c. A. Langston. Unit
tartan, Atlanta, Ga.
Across the Sea.-Jews all over the
world are turning their eyes toward
Palestine, where they hope TO find Il
home, and are all working with that
In yiew.-Rabbi l.. Zolotkoff, Hebrew,
| Chicago, Ill.
Prayer.-Prayer is mans place in
Gods purpose. 1t is not Il fancy: it
| is Il fact 1t is not dream; 1t is 4
decree. 1t is not passive; it is posi-
tive-Rev. John Reid, Presbyterian,
Brooklyn, n. Y.
Sabbath Dissertation. We hear
many complaints of the Dissertation of
the Sabbath. Perhaps the chief rea-
son is that we have too much of the
dissertation Of Monday.-Rev. c. D.
Case, Baptist, Montclair, N. Y.
Government.-We want govern
ment for the benefit of the people;
government which, to use Mr.. Glad
stones words, Twill make vice difficult
and virtue easy."-Rev. Lyman Alb
bot, Congregationalist, Brooklyn, n. Y.
Virtue and Vice.-Eyery virtue
when too far developed degenerates
into a vice Conscientiousness easily
passes into stubbOrnness aud economy
into stinginess, and prudence into
cowardice.-Rev. G. E. Jefferson. Bap-
tist New York City.
Sanctity of Marriage -This is no
/ time for the American people to wink
at the sanctity of marriage Let us
safeguard the home. What would be-
come of the nation if the home is de-
stroyed?-Rev. f. NJ Bristol Method
ist, Washington, d. G.
I Cleveland. - Grover Cleveland is
held in high esteem by many of the
best men in the country. Why? For
his independence of character, for his
courage to stand alone for what seems
to him TO be right.-Eey.. B. NJ. Tip
pie, Baptist, Brooklyn, n. Y.
The Woman Who Flirts.-A woman
who firts Is vulgar indeedeand has IL
/ limited amount of common sense and
discretion which will in time pull her
to the lowest station unless she sees
her wrong and fights the habit-Rev
II. o. Breeder, Disciple. Dcs Moinps,
| Iowa.
! Sacred Gifts.--Whenever any gift
that deserves to be called sacred is
valued for the money that can be
made out of it rather than the service
that can be rendered by it, that is
what we mean by mercenary.-Rev
W. II. Richards, Presbyterian, New
York City
Social Conditions.-There is some
thing radically wrong in our social
and economic condition when the en-
ployer becomes Suddenly RICH, while
the toiler, with the utmost thrift and
economy, can scarcely keep the wolf
from the door-Cardinal Gibbons, Ro-
man Catholic, Baltimore, Md.
Reform.-It is impossible to reform
this or any other city by preaching
morality, or by threatening the people
will, hell fire, or any punishment The
way to reform the world is to strike
at the roots of evil in the hearts of
mcn.-Rev. ]. f. White, Baptist. At
lanta, Ga.
America.-America noble American
is the vantage ground and the buwark
of popular free government. and to
maintain this high theory of man TN.
endangered, we will fight If need DO
(Glthough God forbid the need il all
the seas are to ruin red.-Rev. NJ. w.
Stryker, Presbyterian, Clinton, y. Y.
The Leader of Men,-We all know
perfectly well what true leader is.
He Is a man of ideas. Il man who adyo.
Gates a certain line Of action, and he
works through the press AMI public
speech that the people may be con.
WINGED of the wisdom of his course
Rev. DR.. Mason, Unitarian, Pittsburg,
Pa.
The Gospel.-The word genius may
explain the books OF Shakespeare and
Dante and others, but God is the only
explanation Of the Gospel. The man
who does not know that the gospels
are of superhuman origin is shorn OF
power and should leave the pulpit
Rev. NJ. Il. Harlan. Disciple, Brook
lyn, n. Y.
Our Weak Point-Divorce is n
fruitful source of misery. Anything
that makes it easy to separate man
ano his wife is a danger to the family.
to the community and to the State.
The easy dissolution of the marriage
tie is one of the weak points in our
American, civiliZa tion.-Rev, ID. G.
Wylie, Presbyterian New York City.
Toward Christ.-The movement of
the world Is Christward The nations
of the earth are spreading their gar.