The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-07-08
RELIGIOUS AND EDUCATIONAL.

There are $50, 200 school-teachers in
the United States.
There are thirty ordained colored
clergymen in the Protestant Episcopal
church.
The American Sunday-school union
since its organization has established
Sc, 900 Sunday-schools-
The true worker for Christ never
complains that he doesn't get pay
enough.-Ram's Horn.
Out of suffering comes the serious
mind; out of salvation, the grateful
heart; out of endurance, fortitude; out
of deliverance, faith.-Ruskin.
The Christians experience will
never be barren waste unless he be
comes lost from his shepherd. If he
follows him closely, green pastures and
fresh waters will abound, ever, for
him.
Miss Clara Barton is treasurer Of
the National Institute, an organization
incorporated under a national charter
for promoting the higher education of
women. When IN working order, this
promises to become a most useful and
helpful association.
"A home for training women in ev.
erything necessary TO keep house on
small income has lately been establish
ed in Surrey, England. 1t teaches
laundry work, the care of poultry, sad
ding and Harvesting horses and the
management of the dairy.
The North Congregational church
In Bridgeport, CT, refuses the money
given TO it in the will of the late n. S.
Worden. BY that be4uest the church
was to receive $4,000 in trust till il
should accumulate to $4,000. and then
the income was to be expended in oar
ing for the monument and cemetery,
and in furnishing free seats TO the
worthy poor of the church
Count Campello, a distinguished
Roman Catholic who joined the Metho-
dist Episcopal church in Rome, but
soon after placed his work under the
direction of the archbishop of Canter-
bury, England. is doing fine work in
Italy. He has adopted some of the
methods of the salvation army. A col
lege and training school has been
opened in Rome, and a number Of con-
gregations and churches have been
formed.
God never wrought miracle TO con-
vince atheism, because his ordinary
works convince il. The care of poster
ity is most in them that have no poster
ity There is a youth in thoughts as
well as in ages. Virtue is Ike rich
stone, best plain set. Nature is often
hidden, sometimes overcome, seldom
Force maketh nature
more violent in the return. Virtue 10
like precious odors. most fragrant when
incensed OF crushed.-Bacon.
The Methodist Episcopal church
gave TO missions during the year just
closing the sum of 81, 22s, SIS, o45, nearly |
800 900 more than last year. The in
come of the missionary society of this !
church for the past four years has been |
q. 522, O3S. I3, an increase Of 1921, Ts7 aver |
the receipts of the last quadrenBiun- |
The last annual report OF the society |
gives an aggregate of members and pro |
bationers in foreign missions amount
ing 10 1895, with 1886 sdhereBts; /
and the number Of Sunday-scbool schsl-
ars is reported at III, 3e5.-CumOerlsnd |
Presbyterian
Said Cicero. To I've long. IL Is
necessary TO live slowly" II viii be /
seeu from this that the district nessen-
per boy Is determined 20 reach a ripe !
Did sge.-Boston Transcript
None But the Brave-She-Ha-s
rou ever read Loves Labor Lost9 He
No, but I've lived through it four or
i've times. She lsignihcsptlyl-HaTe
Tou ever thought Of trying i the SIXTH
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