Imitation Is The Sincerest Of Flattery.

A House May Draw Visitors, But It Is The Possessor Alone That Can Detain Them.

In Pulpit Eloquence, The Grand Difficulty Lies Here--to Give The Subject All The Dignity It So Fully Deserves, Without Attaching Any Importance To Ourselves. The Christian Messenger Cannot Think Too Highly Of His Prince, Nor Too Humbly Of Himself.

We Ask Advice But We Mean Approbation.

No Company Is Preferable To Bad. We Are More Apt To Catch The Vices Of Others Than Virtues, As Disease Is Far More Contagious Than Health.

Men Will Wrangle For Religion, Write For It, Fight For It, Die For It; Anything But Live For It.