The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-13

lions OF various chaTa cters are the OBJ
Jeets of great liberality. These gifts
shonld spur Christian peopla 10 greater
giving. BenevoIenea SHOULD inspire be-
nevolence. -g
THE LESSON OF BARK DAYS.
The Epworth LeagueAlessan for Oct.
= IS found in Psalm evil 1-19 Ghrls=.
! tian brother, is the way dark and; rugs
ged? Have you. lost heart and hope
because of the disappointments and
sorrows that, like poisoned arrows,
that He gave His life for you trod
! every step of Hfe's toilful road, and res
member that. He caFeth fer you; that1
not an event occurs in your life with-4
out His knowledge; that there can come
to yousSno sorrow that may not help
to round and polish and perfect your
( eharacter and more abundantly qualify
you for citizenship in that city whose
F no earthly i'll can ever come. Com.
fort yourself with such thoughts as
these, but more especially eovet thss
! yieoFfstan 7eonlpanionship of the Spirit
I - '9Gh that men would praise the Lord
tor1Hls goodness and for His wonder
/ tub works to the children of menp' =
s . No possible precaution can fully pro-
I tect from danger in this world There
is no place of absolute safety. No wis
dom can prevent mistakes, no care err-
tirely avoid error. There is no sanctuzs
airy where sin cannot. enter, no paradise
secure from tempt ation. No flight or
I fertitude can escape suffering Some
times it seems as If all life is labor.
pain and one long wall. We wish So
much and Yet so. little; we shrink and
tremble,- but in spite of all are obliged
to endure. :
No aggregation of wealth, health,
honor bea uty luxury or any com bina-
ton of earthly benefits can satisfy the
soul. Ease is not the condition of high
est happiness. We are so made that
we crave sthe7Es obilitye Of soul life and
can bes ssl ttsfied with nothing Jess. .
Pain is not evil; pleasure is not good
While the cross. of. Jesus Christ lifts be-s
s fore US the zone excellent white soul
who has shown Us that the path of
CALVARY beyond the tonib in the garden
to the day of resurreetiony ascension,
glorihcation. .@s = -
Days of darkness bring down our ssuo1s
cry to God and He saves US out of all
our distresses. Es g
sNOTABLE DAYS OF THE WEEK.
Oct. Ii is the nineteenth Sunday after
Trinity, Fri in the church memoranda for
1901.
Oct. IS in the Roman Catholic calen-
dar IS known as the translation of Ed.
ward, >Confessor. This king ranks with
Alfred as lawgiver or rather collector
the code Edward being at the time of the
Norman conquest what the gode,sN apps
leon has been in later times; It still
forms the basis of English common law
Edward was the first royal parsonage to
/ touch for serofula or kings evil; Queen
Anne was the last
Oct. IA is the Beginning Of the month
.HesYans in the Jewish calendar for 1901.
and the feast of the New Moon. 1t is
also the beginning of the Moha mmedan
n
Es.sOet.s1 sisstIes anniversary of the birth
IN 1914 of William Penn, the Quaker
founder Of Pennsylvania.
Oct Il isssthee anniversary Of the battle
of Hastings in 1866, between William the
G0nq9 fgnn and 7t Harold King Of the Sax
guest of F. England 4aaInd by the1 Sermansa =
Oct. IS is the day of ST. Theresa, paf-a
are. reported as wrought by her relics
which are scattered among various
churches of Europe
Oct. IS is the anniversary Of the birth
in l75S of Noah w ebster whose diction-
airy and spelling book did more to unity
the English language in the Emitted
States than any other instrumentaIity.
Oct. II is the anniversary of the sur-
render of Gen. fBurgoyne and the Brit
ISM army at saratoga, IN 1ll7, which re-
suited in the recognition of the new re-
public by France.
Oct. II is dedicated to St.. EtheIdreda.
Twice widow, and always a virgin. .
/ was Anna, daughter of a king of the
East Angles.
Oct. Is is ST. Luke day. He is the
patron of painters, and is supposed to
be the beloved physician spoken of by
| st. Paul. In other respects Scripture
lis silent about st. Luke Ira ditton
!, however, says that he was one of the
+ seventy: that he preached the gospel in
Egypt and Greece; that he was an artist
isands took portraits of the Virgin and of
| Christ; that he was hanged to an olive
tree in his eighty-fourth year. He is
| supposed to have written the gospel
| bearing his name, and also the Acts Of
I the Apostles.
Oct. 10 is the day of st. Frideswids.
| patrouess af the city and University of
Oxford She was daughter of Sidan.
| Prince of Oxford, and became prioress
of nunnery in 75e Her life was full
of adventure.
Oct. 10 is the anniversary of the sur
| render of Gen. CORVALLIS and the Brit
Fish army at Yorktown, in 1881, and the
| beginning of the end of the Revolution
/ airy war.
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