p. 5 | WORTHY OF REMEMBRANCE by Dean Stanley

Pacific Press Publishing Company · OAKLAND, CALIFORNIA · Oct 18, 1899

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 25, No. 42.

WORTHY OF REMEMBRANCE.

By Dean Stanley

WHO is it that, when years are gone by, we remember with the purest gratitude and pleasure?—Not the learned or clever, but those who have had the force of character to prefer the future to the present, the good of others to their own pleasure. Give us a character on which we can thoroughly depend, which we are sure will not fail us in time of need, which we know to be based on principle and on the fear of God, and it is wonderful how many brilliant and popular and splendid qualities we can safely and gladly dispense with.—Dean Stanley.