Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-05-19
GLOBELETS.

the Boston Music hall May 80.
Fashionable young ladies in Philadel,bia -
tend the French church of ST. SauTeur 70 ne-
feet themselves in the study OF the Fra,cb
language.
The Pope has sent his apostolic bencd;ct;o,,
to the clergy and faithful of The 6;o,.x
Newark, n j.. in answer to their ,a,Eo- &c A.
votion and greeting to his perso,
-, p:,1 ,sS seais oi us existence the
'''0ie's mas turned ont from
During the past vear - b.. i',a, c. " oS,
cories
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family went 70 Nv. -'S an" ms
the host NJ 49, 'l.,ss nisti' IN
character;s+iool,,- ,,.oa :. - 'itS CITY were
shade tho ping I" per
Christ. N''i' 10
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colleague. He renled NO ,so,,1, -.
preach poor sermons mvsa,f +ha,, -
them from Others, and as Dr p,,+,,.-
l,610 sermons it NAV he safely Y,;a ,,t.51.
preference.
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raa vi 'sins Sho' oF iioi-
farm hands. Bowler soo, a;as ~, ~ nv $50
was so i,cnrcssaa h., H.; ,.1 -,
twice tried tn k;ll b;r1salf
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ma,ant1y y;s;t,.s :. 10 per
have a., ,,r,o-t,,,,;t,. 49, WIZ
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" -'ni" III ''''iiiie'iioiatioii Oh the event
" o'e''p eui'ioh Oh 'he work. exactly repre-
ae'i'iis ~ i"'iii' ians uasc "hc appearance the
' e'P9 '.'' ooiin i''iS an ioohei upon
i NJ P"'hiS'Ae'' III i4o''"oh'
Since the death of Father Bohem. who crossed
the centennial line, the Rev. George Harmon. of
the Central New York Conference. has been sup
posed TO be the oldest Methodist minister in
the world. Mc Harmon has now departed this
life at the age OF ninety-six years, and
LIZ. LoVlck Pierce, OF Georgia, VINO recently
celebrated ms ninety-tonrth birthday. IS the
next IN the Methodist apostolic succession
Elhiira -1"ttf't%f: Inc infant class OF a
SUNDAY schooi on ohurch street were being
dfllleo py me good teacher on the early lite OF
the SAVIOR Johnny, can you tell me where
Christ was horn: said she. ''Easton. ma am.
replied the youth. Why no. johnny said the
amazed Young lady. Christ was born in
Bethlehem Well sad Johnny, Il knew It
was some place on the Lehlgh valley road.
Rev. DR.. John Hall sees four dangers front
ing the community in general. These are in
his opinion. a defective public shirt. weak
commercial conscience an exaggerated idea of
personal freedom aud the fceblcncss of the pre-
vailing religious life as evinced by enormous
church debts, the death of able ministers and
the intellectual gymnastics to which some
clergymen resort in their efforts to obtain
hearers.
Sunday night conversation: dtU1aatis pfrsoTo.
a theologic al student and two Juniors; subject,
the existence of angels. First Junior: The
bible indorses the belief in angels; you know
the prayer Of ore of the apostles, Angels and
ministers of grace defend u.s. Theological
student: THAT is not the bible Second
Junior: ''Of course, it isn't: it's its in the Book
of Common Prayer, and that is authirity."
Universal assent.