Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-07
SUNDAY GLOBELETS,

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SUNDAY GLOBELETS.
THEODORE PARKER: Humanity is the son
of God.
KossUTH; History is the revelation of
providence.
LABEE1Us: God only looks to pure, not
to full hands.
JoHNsoN Where there is no hope there
can be no endeavor.
FRANKLIN: After crosses and losses men
grow humble aud wiser.
j. PETIT: In better world we will find
our young years and our old friends.
POLLOK: The heart-a temple of the
Holy Ghost, and yet oft lodging fends.
CHILo: Prefer loss before unjust gain;
for that brings grief but once, this forever.
BULwEE LYTToN: Heavens sovereign
saves all beings but himself that hideous
sigAt-a naked human heart.
THALEs: Hope is the only good which
1sco mmon to all men; those who have
nothing more possess hope still.
BEN JoNsoN: Be not ashamed of thy
virtues; honor is good brooch
to wear In mans het at all times.
WILLIAM Penn: Sense shines with q
double lUstre which is set in humility
An able and yet humble man is a level
with kingdom.
THEODORE PARKER: Wealth and want
equally harden the human heart, as frost
and IRE are both alien to the human flesh.
Famine and glUttony alike drive nature
away from the heart of man.
Tobacco will be cultivated in the cotton
q.
Ex-senator Conkling has put in bank
100000 in two years.
One of the islands in Lake George was
recently old for $1,000.
The number of Mormons needing to be
suppressed in Utah is 10000.
Mrs. A. D. T. Whitney, the author,
Is cousin of George Francis Train.
Arab Pasha is Studying English with
the hope Of coming to America. it is said.
It's said the car Of Russia has become
partial convert to the faith of modern
spiritualisn.
Lord Coieridge, chief justice of Eng
land. manages to make both ends meet on
a salary of $4,000 year.
Entire Baptist churches are being COB
bled up in Sweden by the Mormons. saysa
Baptist missionary in that country.
Bad habits are the thistles of the heart
and every Indulgence of them is a seed
from which will come forth a crop of
wild weeds.
1t Is said that Baptist churches in Amer
lea have never been favored with female
preachers, but it is otherwise in ENGLAND.
mrs. jackson, sister of the far famed Rev.
q. ID. spurgeon, is reputed to have preach
ed three sermons on recent Sabbath.
me parents of fifteen Chinese girls in
Canton had arranged for wholesale mar
rage OF their daughters On certain feast
day. The girls did not like their prosnec.
tive husbands and went in body To the
river and drowned themselves on the eve
of the feast.
The new preacher who made such won
derfully favorable impression on a Boston
audience on the occasion OF his trial ser-
mon, SAID: The children Of Israel were
repeatedly on the point of menumission.
but at the very last moment the Lord
afflicted Pharaoh with auricular assifca-
ton
Tnrfrdca Of
armed place of the first order. 1t will be
surrounded by six large forts, two of
which are already in process of construc-
ton. ku5trin commands the lines of the
Prussian Eastern and the Breslau- Stein
railways. When all the Notifications ara
completed they will be able to hold an
armed force of 10000 men.
The tombs of Egypt continue to furnish
evidence in support of the scriptures. In
one GU Sakkarat the name and titles of
Joseph have been found, and inscriptions
virtually calling him the savior of the peo-
ple.tn another at Thebes painting has been
discovered, which it is decided, represents
the Hebrews making brick. In every
field OF oriental archaeology combinations
of the scriptures are found.
Bishop Fl. W. Warren, writing about
poets troubles in constructing their verses.
quotes an example of perfect rhythm,
rhyme and development of figure, the most
perfect stanza in the language:
There shall I battle my weary soul,
In seas of heavenly rest,
And not WAYS Of troubla roll
Across my peaceful breast.
The bishop is not far wrong in his esti-
mate of the verse;