Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-16
SUNDAY GLOBELETs.
PROMISE little and do much.

CAnG WALL ALL d CHI, y0G b00r6 IS no living
without it.
Nz1T1Eh believe rashly nor reject
obstinately.
He is truly wise who can endure evil
and enjoy good.
MASTERS should be sometimes blind and
sometimes deaf.
A LIAR is hector towards God and a
coward towards men.
To humble proud man you must take
ne notice of him.
WISDOM and virtue make the poor rich;
and the rich honorable.
A SPARE and simple diet contributes to
the prolongation of life.
TIE greatest misfortune of all, is not to
be able to bear misfortune.
SOLID love. whose root is virtue. can no
| more die than virtue itself.
A sRsAr man will not trampls upon a
worm, nor sneak to an emperor.
PROSPERITY is no just scale; adversely is
the only balance to weigh friends.
FEAR may keep man out Of danger,
but courage only can support him in it.
He that is cheated twice by the same
man is an accomplish with the cheater.
MONEY in your purse will credit you;
wisdom in your head adorn you; and
both in your necessity will serve you.
| The man OF pleasure and the free
thinker, who deny the being of a God,
and live as they list, under the notion that
| all things come into being by chance, will
DO well to consider if the world was made
| by chance, whether there might not also be
a hell made by chance. and they should
fall into it by chance, andso by chance be
miserable to all eternity. What miser-
able chance this would be!
The Raw. g. H. Dufield, of New Jersey.
has recsived unanimous call to the West
minister Presbyterian church, Detroit.
Mich.
Mr.. Theodore N. McNair, graduate
OF Princeton seminary, is to go as mis-
slonary to Japan, under the care of the
Presbyterian board.
The Rev. Dr.. Hall, for several years REQ
Tor Of the Episcopal church at Ann Arbor.
Mich, has been released from his charge.
and has preached his farewell sermon.
An English vicar hiss taken to the lee
ture field il order to reconcile science and
religion, by arguing that pre-adamite re-
mains are nothing more nor less than fos-
sill angels.
The Chinese Sunday school connected
with the Congregational Benefcent church
Providence, R. 1.-the Rev. j. P.Root.super-
intendent, has had 1O1 pupils during its
four years existence.
A large meeting of ladies connected
with the Fifth Avenue church, New York,
CDR. John Hall's) was held last week and
society to aid both domestic and foreign
missions YVES formed.
olivet college, Mich, (Congregational),
has just received from Roland Mather. of
Hartford, Conn, deed to property in
BAY City, valued at $4,000. This is his
second gift to the college.
The Chinese correspondent of the Kan
sas City Journal has been investigating
the whereabouts of the lost tribe, and has
come to the conclusion that it settled in
Ireland. He claims that the Irish are
Jews.
A little over year ago Presbyterian
church was organized in the city of Angus
ia, Georgia, for the benefit of the colored
people there. 4 house of worship has re-
Gently been commenced and will very soon
be completed. A portion or the building
Is to be used for school purposes.
The old st. Psul's Episcopal church, at
Tompkinsyille, Staten Island, has been
torn down and number of dwellings, will
be erected on the site. Albert Ward built
the church at cost of $4,000 as me-
mortal of his sIster, Mary Ann Ward.
Thus earthly memorials fade and vanish
away.
The universal celebration of Luthsr's
birthday in different countries was a
marked event. II is said no snch general |
and enthusiastic commemoration has tax |
en- place before in the history of the world, |
and 1t may properly be put on record as |
forming new era in the history of Chris
tisnity and the church.
Judge Barrett, of the supreme court in
New York City, said that when he went I'D.
on the bench he wes strongly opposed to
capital punishment. But his observation
and study of the subject changed his
mind and he now thinks that Justice re-
luires that murder be punished with
death.
dispatch from Rome says that the
American bishops have closed their con-
ference with the papal propaganda, and
he result thereof is considered by them
Tery satisfactory. The bishops had a |,
grand reception at the college of the |,
propaganda, after which they took their
departure for home.
Rev. Thomas q. Robinson, of the Mar
let Square church, Harrisburg, Pa, has
'een elected professor of honiletics. prac-
ical theology and church government in ,
ne Western Theological seminary. and
Rev. &. D. Wilson, of Indisna, Pa, in
tructor in biblical and ecclesiastical his
DRY. We learn from Pittsburgh that il Z
confidently believed that both will &C.
ept.
1t is not generally known that Russia 7
nee had parliament. One was convoked
= Ivan the Terrible in 1549, and continued +
q session year. 4 subsequent parlia- L
lent formed a constitution. These par
aments continued for two centuries. The
list one was called together by Catherine I
in 1865. Since the Roumanoffs came o
ito power ell parliaments have been