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No nan is saveI EntI lie laarus to ue have himself in thought aS well as he Is expected to behave himself ill action-- Rev. pr. Frank Crane. Congregational- ist. Worcester Mass
 The Perfect Day.
 The most splendid hour of love and joy you have avcr known iS Il streak of dawn forctclling the perfect day in whose glory you shall some time walk. -RcN. Dr. Moore Sanborn, Unitarian. Atlanta, tfa.
 Seeking For Truth. X man who is i'll earnest pays little attention to cXteriors. The man who seeks fer truth With the Idea of profit ing by il is going to find time to hunt for it, Key. C.. .D. Case, Evangelist Montclair, x. !.
 When Blessings Come. The divine blessing comes only when there has been d believing preparation. It often happens that God cannot bless us richly because we are not prepared for large blessings.-R E. E. Chivers, 1 Baptist, St. Louis
 Club Women. Women have been criticised for join ing literary clubs, yet the club, in stead of injuring the home, has been the means of saving it by elcvating it's intellectual position NJ. M Man gasarian, Independent, Chicago.
 A Perfect World.
 X world without suffering and sacri- flee would soon become a world with out heroism. And world perfectly and always happy would be a world perfectly and always dead.-Rev ]. E. White, Baptist, Atlanta, Ga.
 Men and Money.
 Tell me mans use of money and his method of acquiring money and I'll tell you what kind of d man he is. Gold is tried with the touchstone, but men are tried with gold.-Rev. w. D, Bradfield, Methodist St. Louis
 Gods Presence.
 No man can doubt Gods presence in the world who sees how sin is shamed into silence and sinks toward it's grave when shown by the searchlight of an awakened conscience.-Rev. Dr. Moore Sanborn, Unitarian, Atlanta, Ga.
 Ardent Love.
 The stronger love is, so much more perfect will be a mans good works, and an insignificant act performed in the strength of ardent love is worth more in Gods sight than even martyr dom itself where love is lacking.-Rev. Thomas J. Crosby. Episcopalian, Brook lyn.
 Tainted Money.
 Protests against tainted money are in place when 1t tries to control the in- stftutions that are it's bene1ciarfes. If a rich endower insists that his opinions be taught in the schools he aids then his money Is tainted and cannot be talk en without injury to the reeipient.-Dr. Emil G. Hirsch, Rabbi, Chicago.
 The Holy Spirits Wonking.
 Men have been converted who did not so much as know there was Bible. The Holy Spirit worketh when, where and bow he pleaseth, and I would no more restrict him to the word than would restrict the love of the Father to the chupch or the revealing power of the Son to the intel}ect.-Rev Charles L. Cha!fant. Presbyterian, St. Louis.
 Tlse Minds Great Developer.
 Education is not simply acquiring knowledge. 1t is a great deal more. It is a great developer of the mind. It trains and develops this great organ There may be no practical use of Latin and Greek to many who study them, but they are of great use, and these studies, so easily forgotten, have done great work when the goal is reached. Rev G. s. Murphy, Lutheran. Noun Vernon, o.
 The Secret of Happiness.
 The great secret of happiness is the home. Every man should have one. Every man should have wife. And husband and wife and a house and q garden don't complete home. \ hus- band and wife don't constitute fami- ly. Children make family and make happiness. You may have a beautiful home and beautiful surroundings, but children are necessary to complete thc picture.-Hev. john B. Toomay, Con gregationalist, St. Louis.
 Cultivate the Spirit.
 The spirit must be cultivated. "The soul of all Improvement is the improve ment of the soul,' said one who always is worth listening to. Aim at the beau- tiful in character. Add virtue to vr- tue. What satisfaction the astronomer experiences when he discovers d new star, or the botanist a new plant, or the artist a new combination or shade i'll eoor. Courage and strength also must be 'lcvelope :! Cur times demand men Of power. The duck. with it's soft beak ;S.!l web feet, is ali right for the barn yard, DuE t tgNes the eagle, with beak and claws and muscles like steel, to breast the storm and traverse the in finite fields of space.-Rev Dr. John thompson. Methodist, Chicago.