Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-01-11

Policemen.-Bluec cloth and brass
buttons and club do not make 20
liceman. We have thought 1t did; we
are awakening to better sense.-Kev.
Cortland Myers, Baptist, Brooklyn,
y. y.
Christianity-This Christianity or
ours is no myth You can throw your
weight on the promises of God ana
they will not go down.-ltev. "A. u.
Conrad, Congregationalst, Boston.
Mass.
Environment.-Ch Character cannot be
inherited nor cntailed: 1t Is virtue
influenced by environment, for man
is known by the company he Keeps
Rev. W. +. Dixon. Baptist. Brooklyn.
y. Y.
The Eternal Being.-Christ and His
word are identical-the word WAS
made flesh and dwelt among men. The
Son of God had no beginning and Will
have no end He is an eternal Being.
Rev. J. +. Blair. Baptist, Brooklyn,
n. Y.
The Name of .JcSls-Jesus is to us
the sweetest name that Is ever breath
cd on mortal tongue. We lisp 1t at
our mothers knee and it is the last ut
terance in our mortal agony as the
soul goes to the great beyond ana into
eternlty.-Rev. +. II. Rice, Methodist,
Atlanta. Ga.
Gospel OF Discontpnt.--The more
man has the more is required Of him.
Far more than we know the gospel
of discomfort is being drilled into the
masses and armies are being arrayed
against wealthy responsibility. What
ia our escape?-Rev. n. NJ. Waters,
CongregationaIist. Brooklyn. n. Y.
The River of Nations.--The nation
IS like a river: the water flows ana
passes away. but it's place Is filled con-
tinualy if the springs at the fountain
head do not fail We must maintain
Christian morality and education. and
keep strong the banks OF liberty
Rev. W. +. Crafts. Baptist, Washing
ton, d. c.
Special Favors.-No type of religion
which represents the world as run on
the principle of special favors to In
dividuals can command the highest re-
spect or allegiance of mankind. 1t is
like getting by personal influence tho
ear of the chairman of n meeting
Roy. w. Il. Thorp. Congrdgationalist.
Chicago, Ill.
col.
is an absolute requirement for success
No matter where Il man is he must do
some kind of work-he must labor
with his hands. The Almighty fiat
pronounced in the Garden of Eden
was that labor should forever he tho
destiny of man.-ltev. j. +. Atkinson.
Episcopalian, Elizabeth. \. J.
The Laws of Coda spiritually
minded person is one whose life is
controlled by the laws of the invisible
kingdom of God, as set forth in the
New Testament His code Is love to-
ward God and man. 1t is his fixed
purpose to obey this law no matter
what it may cost him-Rev. A. 8.
Gregg, Methodist. Worcester, Mass.
Strange Idols-Wc boast of 10000.
600 of Catholics i'm this country, but
how many millions have we lost be-
cause of disregard for the authority
of bishops and priests: How many
of those whose forcfathcrs wOrshiped
at the affairs of God are now the devo-
tees of strange dols:-Rev. 7. +.
O'Hare, Catholic. Greenpoint n. Y.
Inspired Music.-When Handel had
finished his great "Hallelujah Chorus"
and played it for the first time upon
the organ in the presence of his pupil,
Arne. rs he played the tears ran down
his checks. and he said when he WAS
through, These notes are not mine,
they came from God through me-
Rev. 6. Il. Nosburgh, Baptist, Denv.r
Colo.