Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-09-16
SUNDAY GLOBLETS.

Bo1oE: Loves sweetest meanings are
unspoken.
THOMAS KEMPIs: We blame others
for slight things, and overlook greater in
ourselves.
DR.. A. E. PARK: The highest form OF
Christian life is self denial for the good
of otkers.
PASCAL: One of the greatest blessings
you can enjoy is tender, honest and en-.
lightened conscience.
LORD BERKLEY: 1t is more noble by ST.
lence to avoid an injury, than by argu-
ment to overcome it.
JIG. WHITTIER:
Bear up, bear on, the end shall tell
The dear Lord ordered allthings we'll
THoREAU: If you have built castles in
the air, your work need not be lost. That
is where they should be; but put founda-
tIons under them.
ARISTOTLE: We'll does Agathon say
OF this alone is even God despaired, the
power of making that which is past never
to have been.
HOLMES: Our brains are 20 year clocks.
| The angel of life winds them up once for
| all, then closes the case, and gives the key
into the hand of the resurrection.
R. w. EMERSON:
Draw if thou canst the mystic line,
Severing rights, his from thine,
Which is human, which divine.
A woman in Iowa who had been blind
for three years, suddenly recovered sight,
and declared she had been cured by
prayer.
The unnamed giver of $4,000 to the
library fund of Olivet college, proves to be
the late Mrs. Lucy E. Tuttle, of Guilford.
| Conn.
Mr.. S. R. Dyke, a member of the divorce
reform league, states that over 5000 wom
en- die yearly in the United States FROM
attempts to destroy unborn children.
When the Rev. Robert Collyer preached
at Ilkley, England, this summer, he was
able to point to the churchyard gates as
the work of his own hands when he was a
toiler at the forge.
In town in Litchfeld, Conn.,, the Sun
day morning church service is postponed
until 1890 o'clock, to enable the deacon
and other members of the church to take
their milk to the depot!
F. R. HAvERGAL: Before we can really
lift up other hands, our own must have
been lifted up by His good spirit; and our
own feeble knees must have been con-
frmed by much bowling at His footstool.
One of our Prohibition stump speakers
| in Iowa denounces Gen. Weaver as Judas
and Sin the name of the great King OF
Kings and Lord of Lords" invites every
man, woman and child to come out and
hear him expose the traitor.
The passage of the temperance bill by
the Georgia legislature was celebrated by
a large number of people il a very hilari
GUS manner. Several members of the
Legislature, including two prohibitio nists
were carried home on shutters!
BISHOP THoRoLD: God is love, and to-
ward the fuller possession and fruition OF
this life there is but one straight road
devotion. Other things are good and use.
full one is virtue-heart communion with
God. We may we'll fear that not only the
world but the chur CHI is also growing too
busy to pray.
It is reported that Bishop Potter, of the
Protestant Episcopal diocese of New York
in view of his advancing age and many
inirmities, is considering the appoint
ment of an assistant or provisional bishop
1t Is we'll known that his most intimate
friends have urged him to adopt this
course, so that he might be to great ex.
tent relieved from his official duties. The
bishop, however, has not yet signifed of
ficially that he will do it. The most prom
inent clergymen named for the position
are DR.. Morgan DIX and DR.. II. G. Potter.
Both might have filled bishoprics long ago,
but they declined, desiring to stay in New
York The bishop has held Office for
nearly thirty years.