VOLUME V-NUMBER 4.
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Too TRUE.-A dark fea ure in the pres
ent age. said the late DIR. Claiming. rs the
spiri; of collision. contention aud Giscord.
which break forth in religion. politics, in
private affairs-a resultan necessary Is
sue of the selfishneSs which prompts the
endless activity OF life. The mighty forces
which are nj this m oment acting IN society
are not and cannot be in harmony, for they
cannot be governed by love. They jar
they are discordant. Life has now little
muse in il. Il is not only on the field of
battle that men fight They figh: on the
exchange Business is war, is conflict OF
skill, management. too often fraud. Chris
tians forsaking their one Lord. gather un-
der varioVs standards 10 gain victory for
their sects. Politics is war, breaking the
whole people into fierce and INSCRIPTIONS
parties, which forget their country In con,
fIct for Office and power. The age needs
nothing more than peace makers; med of
serene. commanding virtue. to peach IN
life and word the gospel Of human brother
hood. to allay the ires o! Jealousy and
hate.