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RELIGIOUS THOUGHT.

RELIGIOUS THOUGHT. Gems Cleaned From the Teachings
 of All Denominations.
 The ultimate triumph must and should be tue ultimate end of man. Rev. F. F. OIIare. Roman Catholic. Brooklyn
 Earthly Paradise.
 Paradise on earth is the home where both parents marry and live and die 'in the Lord. Rev. pr. s. Edward Young Presbyterian. Pittsburg.
 4 Right Christian.
 The right Christian is the man who knows he has not yet attained, but de- votes his energies to attaining-Rev. John Acheson. Presbyterian, Aurora ILL
 Faiths Value.
 Faith in great ends. faith in the un- seen. the maintained. alone makes great talent or great training or great opportunities worth while. Rev. Charles F. Guthrie Methodist EpiSco- pal. Washington.
 Size of the c!7urch's Inheritance. The church is moving on to the pos session of her inheritance. which will be as large as she is fitted by the pres encc of the spirit of God and the faith fitness of her people to possess Bishop Edwin S. Lines. Episcopalian Newark \. J.
 Witnesses of God.
 God never leaves himself without witness in the world Each man is- like q window, admitting as much ligh5 as his character allows. and each man is getting his light from the same seugee.-Rev. Ulysses c. B. Pierce. Unitarian, Washington.
 clory of eoa's Hand.
 Ii mans LanI el4ics light. what must the glory of Gods hand be: If man himself gloTies the earth. what splendee awaits when God shal! be seen behind tle ever moving hand ot Providence, Rev. pr. Charles Has tiHgs Dadl. H&fllst. Baltimore.
 Arts Ngenasrfu!>G..:
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 Acw to Keep a Radiant Faoo.
 As the sun ;3:iIoiaIs yon moon with luSter, the glorious soul can diade.- the opaque eountenante with beauty supernal. the least expressive in re- pose often most attractive when kin died by the spirits glow.
 Beautiful faces are those that wear. It matters not whether dark or fair Love, faith and honesty written there. Rev Dr. S. Edward Young. Presby- terian. Pittsburg.
 What Christ's Cross Means.
 You have to be Chist's soldier to see his cross with the eyes of the soldier lover. In days of happiness it will be the sunshine that makes the days g,o- rous. In nights Of storm and tempest it will gleam on his soul like q star that blazes through tossing clouds. In the fiercest time of battle with tempt;l- ton it will wave above his fainting. fighting soul a banner of iire.-Rev. Robert J. Burdette Baptist. Los An geles, Cal.
 What Gods Wcrk Requires.
 Not only should you give of your money ami your time, but you should give yourself to the work. If you have the love of God shed abroad in your heart. then you will love all of Gods creatures Gods work requires that you have love for fellow mortals made in his image. You cannot do anything without love. Religion in cold storage, religion served on ice, is absolutely of no use to go among earth's wretched ones and lead them to the cross of Christ Men and women will judge of the Master very much by what you are Rev. Dr. <. Edward Young. Pres byterian, PittSburs
 Value of Culture.
 The cultured life is the flower of our civilization, the best product of time the ripeSt fruit earth holds up to heaven. Every man is great because he is a person with power of thinking willing, loving and knowing. but cul- ture enlarges faculties. enriches life Grander times cry out for the larger men. It Is only daybreak The long day of glorious personal life social prog