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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Apr 2, 1908

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 85, No. 14.

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Sayings

THERE is no free-trade measure which will ever lower the price of brains. There is no California of common sense.—John Ruskin.
A student should be as frugal of his time as the miser of his money. He should save it with as much care, and spend it with as much caution.—John Mason.
To educate children properly ought to be for the teacher only the second part of his undertaking. The first, and most difficult, is to perfect himself.—Mde. Pope-Carpentier.
All who would become efficient workers must give much time to prayer. The Bible should be diligently studied. The truth of God, like gold, is not always lying right on the surface. It is to be obtained only by earnest thought and study.—Mrs. E. G. White.