Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-11-16
SUNDAY GLOBELETS.

The beginning of an era of broad Chr istiap
ity was when the first new door was split into
kindling wood.
Blessed are the chimney sweepers, for thew
SCOT themselves and everybody that comes in
contact with them.
The wicked stand on slippery places. In
that respect they are better off than the good.
VINO occasionally get fall trying to stand
there
my son, said an old LADY, chow must Jo-
nan nave felt when the whale swallowed him. SO
Down In the mouth was the young hopefurs
reply.
little sunday school miss was asked bv her
teacher, What must people do in order to 90
10 heaven" Die, suppose" replied the lit
tie one.
a layman in Boston asked neiehbor if his.
minister did not borrow his sermons Tba -e,1,.
was IN the form of another question: sDo Won
not wish yours did," ,
In three years ending 1876, the Methodists If
the United States raised 1922. $50 for college
enoowments; the Episcopalians S2Os, $40, and
the Baptists sl,095,976
by the destruction by file of McKendree
church, OF Nashville, Tenn, the soutbern
Methodists have lost their finest church 7,
cost SAC, 600 and seated LOCO
The Catholic missionary college at Mill Hill
London, has just sent out three priests "a mis-.
slonarles to Afghanistan. Cardinal Mann;,.
attended the farewell meeting.
The Rev. Gordon Hale, D. D., for TWENTY
seven years the beloved pastor OF the Edwards
cnurch' Northampton, Mass. died at B;np-
hampton, New York. on Thurdav, Nov 90
TAO A. N.
What the dickens do you call Your mu,e
Ann for:" asked a tourist of a western team
ster. WALL" said the interrogated otis tho
nlgh mule of the par, an took the name
outn the scripture-An. nigh ass
The Evangelical church of North America
reports 800 itinerant and G36 local preachers
with lO9,773 members, ABA churches. and
1850 scholars in Sunday-schooIs, show;no :,
every item heavy gains in the past fonr
years.
Cook on 1ngersoll: His lack Of reliojo,
sufficiently illustrates bis lack of sense, In
gersoll on Cook: His philosophy is the thee,
ogy Ut New England, seasoned With moor Ger
man thought-that is to say, be mixes saner
kraut with his beans.''
4 man can never pass around q hat an tho
sidewalk without kicking it; vet a hat nav he
passeo around IN a,church aisle and everybody
Will feel obliged to put money in it, and treat
IL respectfully. It ali depends upon the stvle
and location Of the hat
lhree or Tour pretty good men, pastors of
massachusetts churches preferred. are wanted
Immediately to go down to the Grand river di-
'loe and talk pleasantly to the Ute Indians
ao"o1 the pleasures of peace and the tranouil
enjoyment of domestic life.
a year and half ago a mission for lepers
was established IN north India by missionary
81 the Church Of Scotland 1t has now three
asylunls, with eighty inmates, and of those
twelve have professed Christianity, A nco,e
unattractive missionary field cannot well ne
found.
When boy on his way to Sunday schoo,
loses the nickel he has been carrying for the
mlsslonary-bo1, he is torn with agonizinc re-
morse because he didn't spend it for peanuts
before it was wasted. IF sorrow for tho 10
trauded heather. factors in his agony. be isn't
aware of it.
n headVllle newspaper says of CLERGYMAN
Who recently preached in that enterprisins,
place: when he went into the pulnit I'll q
audience thought him boy of sixteen: when
ne came out of the pulpit they thought him
man OF hfty.' That sounds queer. Posi-
oiy nc preached very long sermon.
Pope Plus VII who occupied the Pontifca,
Onalr from 1ool to 1923, WAS fond Of shrewd
practical joke. The licenser brought him thr
manuscript of a book On the prophecies written
ny a priest who had fixed on the year 1880 as
the end. The Pope desired that license
should be given him to publish it in 1881.
Inc wesleyan missionary Atation at Eden
dale, IN Natal sent into the war on the British
side a gallant body OF NATAL native horse, ~
whose banners now bear the inscr;ntions If
lsandula, Zlobane, Kambula and Ulundi. hat
'les IN which they took part They were ac-
corded grand reception on their return to
Glendale.
In the New Testament revision committee it.
was proposed to get rid of the word 'pepny''
as giving wrong idea of the Roman deuarius
and to read, ''he gave every man denary.''
But to this a dean objected that there might he
confusion with a dean cry, which poor and I'M
learned persons must not suppose can be got
so easily.
The Baptist church at New Brighton, Pa. is
without a pastor, in consequence of the resipna-
ton of the Rev. W. ". Wilsus, who became
very LII Immediately after accepting a call to
the passionate. Baptist paper says the great
need of New Brighton is tan active, EVERYDAY
worker, and one who is fearless in preacbinr
the Baptist TRUTH
The Sultan has replied to the friendly letter
OF the Pope, which expressed satisfaction at
the recognition of Mgr. Hassoun Is patriarch
OF the Armenian Catholics. The Sultan tells
the Pope that be ceases not to make good
wishes for his glory and happiness, and asks
him to continue to give me marks of your
good and precious friendship"
Ihe colored Episcopal church in WASHINGTON.
whereof DIR. Crummel is pastor, has $50 com
munlcants, and the doctor believes it could he
easily increased to 800 or 1000 if he onlv had
a larger church. The chapel he now has holds
only seVenty-hVe persons. An appeal is made
for 81 900 or $4,000 to finish the new and
large edifce now in course Of erection.
little boy in New Haven was sayinp his
prayers, the other night, when his little brother
teased him. The boy struggled between his
sense OF duty and his inclinations for a time
but finally compromised by saying: please.
Lord, excuse me while l punch my brother
Johnnles head" Johnnie's head having been
duly punched, the prayers were finished.
& Two colored missionaries sent to Bakund =.
Africa, by Mr.. Spurgeon's church, last year.
have made good beginning. Through the in
Huence Of the king, all the boys in the village
OF one thousand people, have been sent to their
school. When very sick, last April, the king