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Consolaton.-lt is not Il crime to be
wealthy and heaven is not a consolation
prize for those who nave failed on
earth.-Rev. S. l.. Cadman, Congrega.
tionaist, Brooklyn.
Critics. suppose we must have crit.
les just as we must have undertakerS.
but the business is not to my taste.
never enjoy finding fault, even as a line
art.-Rev. Frank Crane, Unitarian,
Worcester, Mass.
The Triumph.-I.ife has its tragedies,
but were it not for the tragedy there
could be no triumph. God meant your
life to be triumphant and He will help
you to make it so.-Rev. j. NJ. Markley,
Congregationalist, Denver Colo.
Strife.-Shame upon the man or
woman who only knows how to stir up
strife that can only lead to battle and
has not learned yet the necessity of col-
lowing the same to the final issue-
Rev. w. l.. Simmons, Baptist, Peoria,
III.
Pardon.-Sa Salvation not only pardons
but cleunscs and Jesus pllcks with His
hands, through which the iron has
crashed, the bitter canker from our
hearts. He pardons. cleanscs and
breaks the power of sin.-Rev. L. H..
Rice, Methodist, Atlanta.
| Character Is a result, a
product. Character tells the story of
our conduct and industry. Character
| is the fruitage of our thinking, our
willing, our loving, our doing. And
| character is the man. Rev. A. II. Good.
enough, Methodist. Bristol. Conn.
The Supreme Need-The Jews SUI
preme need is conversion" to religion.
ear cultivation of the spirit which we
share with total humanity and with
God at its core, with which and with
whom the atonenent day bids us be as
one.-Rev. Charles Fischer, Hebrew,
Boston.
Civic Nirtue.-The happiness of the
republic depends on the virtue of its
citizens. Political health is rs impor-
tant as physical health. Religion is the
guiding star of nations as we'll us of
erty.-Rcv. r. J. Conaty, Roman Cath
Ollie. Worcester. Mass.
Success. Success in the eyes Of he
world is failure in the sight Of God For
a time the things upon which we set our
affections may satisfy. but when at the
end of our earth life we sum it all up
it will he but to say with Solomon. "All
is vanity, vanity REV. X. ii. Sawyer,
Disciple. Missoula. Mont.
| Marriage. Every man over % years
of age who is earnng enough to keep
himself and II wife should establish a
home and if he persists in remaining
unmarried hc should have good reasons
to give to society and TO God for his lb-
normal behavior. -Rcv. II. \. George,
fCongregationalist. Cleveland.
Enthusiasm should he pnthuSi-
astic concerning the Christian religion
because of its founder. All great move
ments for human good center i'm some
farseeing person. who, held by the pur-
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much to accomplish his aims. Rev. C.
II. Pettbone. Congregationalist, Den
YER
| \ False World. We live in a world
OF i'attering hopes. false valuations and
vain imaginations. There is so much
lpretenSon in the world. there is so
much difference between what seems
and what is that our Judgment of men
ara things often becomes confIse.l.--
Rev. Daniel Dorchester, Methodist. Al
legheny.
Labor and Capital When labor aud
clp'tal are both Christians then the
lion and the lamb will lie down toseth-
or and Il little child be able to lead
them" But until they are thus Chris
tian governments are going to be taxed
Elorc and more to keep them within
bounds. -Rev. q. Il. NoSburgh, Method
is, Denver.