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Ideals-Our constant aim In life
must be ceaseless struggle to realize
Men and nations without lofty ideals
fail Of their destiny.-Rev. G. B. VoS
burgh, Baptist Denver, Col.
Methods of Study-The desire to
know the thing in itself, rather than
the printed description of the thing.
has revolutionized all our methods of
study.-Rev. W. H. Faunce, Presbyte-
rian, Providence, r. 1.
The Same Thing-Glory to God and
good will toward men are one and the
same thing. There is no true sanctity
that is not loving, and no abiding altru-
ism that is not worshipful.-Rev.
Frank Crane, Unitarian, Worcester,
| Mass.
Marriage-As soon as you can sup
port wife comfortably, not extrava.
gantly, and never before, marry. When
you do marry, do not fail, If possible,
to get a Christian mother for your
children.-Rev. G.. H. Mumason, Meth
odist, Camden, N. ].
Gentleness-You want the salesman
In your store to be polite to your Gus
toners and the street car conductor to-
be civil. Everywhere it is the gentle
man who Is modern; the curt and I'M
hammered are out of date.-Rev. Fl. p.
Dewey, Baptist, New Haven, Conn.
Force-The kingdom Of truth to-day
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might; it does not clash with physical
energy. 1t Is only when force is used
to protect evil that the two kingdoms
| are opposed.-Rev. A. Y. Raymond,
Congrega tionalist, Schenectady, N. Y
Human Thought-Our thoughts flow
| out to each other as rivers bear on
their bosoms argosies of commerce
from the busy city to many distant
port, and some hearts export only sham
products, and others deadly poison
Rev. D. R. McMillen, Methodist, Salt
Lake City, Utah.
Hope-It is q God-given right OF
youth to take a hopeful outlook upoL
the world. There is a special need OF
this because Of certain tendencies
which create an environment unfavor-
able to courage and hopefulness,-Rev
II. Hopkins, Congrega tionalist, Will
Jamestown, Mass.
nowledge-Knowledg is power.
but growth in knowledge and. growth
In grace are not at all Identical. In
telligence can be shown as well in a
shrewd schemer or polished rogue as
In bank president. Education Is not
merely information.-Rev. Z. FL. Nash,
Episcopalian, Newark, 0.
The Soul-What Is the human body
with the spark Of life gone out-ashes-
What Is a man without a soul-a
beast. You cannot paint picture
without brains. You cannot build
body without air. You cannot make
man without soul.-Rev. n. M. Wa
tiers, Congregationalist, Brooklyn, N.
Y.
Unity Of Nat1ons-We are recognize
ing to-day, as never before, perhaps,
that we are members one Of another
and debtors one to another; that neith-
er language, nor customs, widely Is
they may vary, interfere with the
strange oneness Of the community OF
nations-Rev. X. B. Upper, Baptist,
Philadelphia, Pa
Warfare fingers, but
wars are diminishing. Moreover, while
war toughens fiber Of the soul and has
a place in the moral evolution of the
race, it Is not permanent element or
discipline. For the judgment Of ctv1lt-
cation to-day is that war is irrational
and cruel-Rev. H. w. Pinkham, Bap-
list, Denver Col
The Scripture-There is immense
misunderstanding about the Bible. Il
Is not set forth by the church as an
abstract exposition of moral and spir-
itual law. Scripture is a record or
mans disobedience, his sins and shame
and failure, and Of Gods effort to re-
cover his love and restore him to his
primitive dignity.--Rev. w. r. Att
wood, Episcopalian, Cleveland, O.
Growth and Change-The body
reaches it's limit about the twenty fifth
year, the mind it's meridian about the
fftieth, but the growth of the soul con-
tinues with the oldest saint and in the
next world Is changed from glory to
glory until crowned with honor ana
glory, the redeemed soul stands but lite
tie lower than Godfrey. w. j.
Thompson, Methodist, Brooklyn, N. 7.
D{cb+ Tjvino Tho troI1hIn with uq
all Is we live too much in the base
ment Of the house personal. The dingy
cellar kitchen, the lowest room, where
satisfactions are prepared for the APP
petites Of the body. We seldom CONS
up into the parlor and library, where
the air Is purer and the attractions
higher and the friendships more salts
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