Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-09-24
SUNDAY GLoBELETs.
The governors of the six New England
states are total abstinence men.

The governors of the six New England
states are total abstinence men,
Prof. Geo. E. Day, of New Haven, advis.
es his students to study the bible more,
and Robertson Smith less. Sensible
South: 4 True repentance has a double
aspect. 1t looks upon things past with
weeping eye, and upon the future with
watchful eye.
DR.. South, in his Sc rmon s'On the Crea-
tion,'' said: 'sLove is such an affection as
cannot so properly be said to be in the
soul, as the soul to be in that"
Mr.. Moody, now in England, recently re-
ceived petition from Chicago, with 1,6OO
names attached, asking him to return
home and join in the eyangelization of
Chicago.
He is great simpleton who imagines
that the chief power of wealth is to supply
wants. In ninety nine cases out of 100 it
creates more wants than it supplies. Money
and cOntentment do not always 90 hand in
hand.
"Have you mistaken your pew. SIR"
blandly said a Sunday Chesterfield to a
stranger who had entered it. Il beg par
don," answered She intruder, rising to go
out, Il fear have; took it for Chris
tian's."
A portion of the old prison in London.
known as the Bishops Hole" in which
Cranmer. Ridley and Latimer were i'm
prisoned prior to their martyrdom, is
| about to be destroyed to make room for
more houses.
The brother of the emperor of China,
| called the Seventh Prince, who is at the
head of the foreign drilled military in Pc
kin, has issued an order calling on all the
! soldiers under him to abandon opium
within six months.
| A church has recently been organized in
| Brooklyn, n. Y, with creed founded on
''spiritualism' to be known as the Church
of the Spiritual Dispensation." The
Christian World says, ''this is not without
interest, as one Of the religious movements
of the times
Copenhagen, Denmark, is to have her
drinking saloons reduced from 1850 to
800. No liquor is to be sold to any person
under the age of eighteen years, and
drunken persons are to be taken home in a
covered carriage at the expense of the pro-
prietor of the drinking saloons.
Joseph and Mary went up to Jerusalem
to the feast with Jesus. Twelve years
they could keep him, but at the feast they
lost him. So easily is Christ lost at a
feast. And it is remarkable there, that in
the temple they found him again. Jesus
Christ is often lost at a banquet, but he is
ever found in the temple.
Doddridge: Look into the life and tenn
per of Christ, described and illustrated in
the gospel, and search whether you can
find anything like lit in your own life
Have you anything of his humility, meek
ness and benevolence to men! Anything of
his purity and wisdom, his contempt of
the world, his patience, his fortitude, his
zeal!
Many lose the opportunity If saying a
kind word by waiting to weigh the matter
too long. Our best impulses are too deli
cate to endure much handling. If you fail
to give them expression the moment they
rise, they effervesce, evaporate and are
gone. If they do not turn sour, they be-
come flat, losing all life and sparkle by
keeping. Speak promptly when you feel
kindly.
John Newton preached i'll an English
village. Such was the Indifference that
only handful came to hear him. But
among that little number was Scott, the
commentator. The sermon turned his
thoughts towards religion, and all the
Christian influence of SCOTS Bible may be
traced to that sermon. That restricted
service, which seemed almost like. wasting
time, may have done more for the world
than any other service in Newton's life.
The world is listening yet to that service
The prohibitory law is still openly vio-
| lated in nearly all the cities of Kansas,
though pretty strictly enforced in the rural
districts. Leavenworth has III bar-rooms,
in which business is not interferred with.
and the owners pay the old city license,
| just as they did before the law was passed.
Topeka has 104 public bars and Atchison
seventy. The largest place where liquor
! 10 coiu oily Out VI 81 gnu 10 LhpOrla, WIFI
| 5000 inhabitants.
A correspondent of the Pittsburgh Dis
| patch, at Wheeling, w. Va, whites: "For
the past few days, at intervals of some
hours, stones of all kinds have been falling
in showers i'll Morrison county, on the
west fork of the river. The stones range
in size from walnut to mans hand, and
are all intensely hot. On the farm of
Isaac Hernsaeker the fall has been the larg-
est and crowds of scientific men and 9TH
ers have visited the place, and intense ex-
element prevails.
A preachers power does not lie SO much
i'll his brain as in his heart. Let one
preacher be distinguished for the greatness
of his intellect, and another for the large
ness of his heart, and it will be found that
the latter is the more successful soul
winner. The philosophy of this fact is ap-
parent. The heart is chiefly concerned
with the question of religion. 1t is the
heart that is estranged from God, which is
the citadel of hostility to the gospel, and
it is the aim of preaching to win. Love