Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-06-09
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Economy.-The economi
tellectual and spiritual III
economies represented in
sists of little savings. care.
things.-Rev. David Utta,:
Denver, Colo.
Selling Opportunity
Industrious, we must had
of fafthfulness, and we
the spirit Of readiness
opportunities when thew
|. ]. Van Ness, Baptist
Tenn.
The Saloons.-I believe
the temperance cause if H.
1t wisely and in earnest
handles matters in nd
shrewdness. So must I'M
Rev. John Thompson, Met
cago, III.
The Uplift.-There is n;
so thrills the heart and /
up as to know that soma
him and is willing to end
and suffering for him.-H
Waters, Congregationalist Is
New York.
Notwithstanding With
ter is like a lamp without S|
able, but a mere ornament
without practice is like oil 1|
lamp; unctious, but nonII ~
Rev. Frank Crane, Unitaria|
ter, Mass.
Force.-Physical force
strain or fetter spiritual
Whatever burdens may crus
ever difficult the service ~
the eye of the Great FAITH
us, and He holds the scale
B. Galloway, Methodist, Me-
Ala.
Extremes.-There are M
church snobs and sycopH&2
too many autocrats. The
often 50 coddled and fateI
they demand their own wan IN
ural right which none shall Fl
Rev. A. r. Hussey, Indepen d<
timore, Md.
Blessings.-God promises
blessings if we accept His Il
These blessings are not OnlvN
but temporal. If we entrust a
" possessions to Gods care
return them to us many tim
plied.-Rev. II. Hezlep, Pre-
Pittsburg, Pa.
Unity.-May the day be
when all W4lo profess. the x
name will all unite t0gethV
the same leader, profess tH
faith, so that the word of Gu
be fulfilled. There shall bel
and one shepherd. "-Cardinala
Roman Catholic, Baltimore.
Business.-You cannot be al
ciple of Christ unless you I'd
teachings in business life. 4
tradings be strictly honest,
standing that you may have 4
portunity to take advantage Of
to your financial bettermeH
William Castor, Presbyteriali
land, Ohio.
The Forfeit.-When we sed
ergiZe individual forces We Nd
felt Quietude. When in SOD
must forfeit contemplation an
tons. When in the life and q
cities, we lose the charm of
life. At each advanced stepA
the price.-Rev. James Mont
Methodist, Denver, Colo.
Recognition Of God.-One
wonders before God, won
which l have often meditated,
that where the gospel of ca
ty is not recognized by the und
ing and more, where it is even
ly rejected, the heart receives
preciates it.-Rey. S. 2. Cadm'
gregationalist, Brooklyn, n. u
Genuine Christianity. -
Christianity is the communion
person with God. A life tha'
prepared for emergencies has
1t the true elements Of religlol
provision must be made to WI
the tests, the trials, when
every man sooner or later.-Re
Reese, Episcopalian, Milton NJ
Identity.-We may worship q
an ethereal and intangible \
friend, but our capacities are
helped when we think of COO d
ship Him as a person. one
brightest thoughts that thFll
souls is that in addition to the
of Jesus in heaven will be the
Of our friends.-Rey. George
Methodist, Brooklyn, \. l.
The Law of God.-The sum-
Gods law for man is this; INC
love the Lord thy God WIN
heart. and with all thy soul al
all thy mind, and with all tiny 81
and thy neighbor as thyseIf'
set forth the conquering loice
the universe; this is the GEM