Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1904-11-18
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Parkhurst, Presbyterian, New York
| City.
Christ's Coinage-Character is the
common currency of Gods kingdom.
and it is coined by the great and
small and the rich and poor alike
Rev. NJ. E. Harlan, Disciple, Brook
| lyn, n. Y.
Four Characteristics.-Fou things
| characterize the Christian; his spirit
ual origin, his progressive life, his
sacrificing work and his hope OF
reward.-Rev. J. P. Varlett, Method
ist Tacoma, Wash.
The Road to Ruin-It makes no
difference what ability, position or OPP
portunity one has, if he does not
know how to obey he is on the road
| to run.-Rev. j. ID. Burrell, Presby-
terrain, Brooklyn, n. Y.
I The Present Age-The age in which
we live demands superior equipment.
Poverty of preparation in the physi-
cal and spiritual realms is intolerable,
| unpardonable.-Rev. A. ii. Lambert,
Methodist, Chicago, ILL.,
Mistaken Charity.-The inventor Of
colossal and systematic robbery ap-
pears able to palliate and even glorify
his crimes by following them up with
unparalleled charities.-Rev p. Pinch,
Congregationalist Chicago, Ill.
The She Bear.-The society belle
that retires at 3 to a. IN. is apt to
act like she bear the next day. 1t
is evident to all in her own house
that she has danced too much.-Rev.
j. l.. Scudder Congregationallst, Jer'
sey City, n. J.
Observation-Disclosures is a certain
amount of recreation that should en-
ter into every life A certain time
should be given to relaxation and
building up that we may be better
able to perform our duty.-Rev. j. G.
Meengs, Lutheran, Albany, N. Y.
Boldness.-What we need to-day Is
boldness. Not braggadocio spirit,
but such a confidence in the Master,
such a devotion that they are not will
ing that any should question whether
they belong to Him or nOt.-Rev. q.
| Myers, Baptist, Brooklyn, N. Y.
An End to War.-Every generation
will put more morality and more
brains into what is called the social
relationship, and this in itself is bound
| to put an end to all wars between the
great nations of the earth.-Rev. p. 3.
Grant, Episcopalian, New York City.
Queen of the Home-I believe the
solution of the problem for the better
ment of the world is for the woman
to realize that she is queen in the
home, and to make men and women
of the coming generation.-Rev. w.
W. Nevins, Baptist Washington,
ID. c.
The Future-The uncertainty Of,
the future is the star Of hope in hui
man life. Who can covet the relig-
ious experience of him who stands
still at the summit, simply waiting,
but not advancing, because progress is
| impossible REV. |. L. Russell Meth
! odist, New York City.
Motives-There are four distinct
motives that are competing for SUI
prudence or expediency. The seconds
is honor, the third is sheer blank, I'M
relieved duty. The fourth is the love
of God.-Rev. L. NJ. Clarke, Presby-
terrain, Brooklyn, n. Y.
Virtue.-Virtues, genuine virtues,
are not acts of man, but forces of a
man. He does not put them on, they
work out from within him. A mani
may tell the truth and yet the truths
may not be in him. A virtue is never
1 ours until it gets down into our in
stincts-Rev. Frank Crane. Baptist
| Worcester Mass.
Chicago Christianity don't know
whether it is worse for man to go
| I'D and down the streets of Chicago
not processing anything or for man
| to belong to Chicago church and
| profess Christianity and not yet allow
Jesus Christ to guide any of the ac-
tons of his life.-Rey. J. b. Shaw,
Presbyterian, Chicago, Ill.
The Hebrews.-The reason that the
| Hebrews have held together as a ma
| ton and retained their national char
acteriStics without home country for
so many hundreds of years is their adj
herence to the Bible. The great bond
among the Hebrew race is their com
| mon history which is the Old Tesla
| ment.-Rev. J. +. Loba, Congregations
alist, Evanston, Ill.
Solidarity Wars will cease-even
industrial wars-and peace will reign
when the majorityo of men in all coun-
tries have learned the hard lesson Of
the solidarity of the human race-that
one nation or individual cannot really
prosper at the expense of another ma
ton or individual, that the injury Of
one is the concern of all. The work