The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-07-06
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Letters in regard to the organization
of Sunshine branches should be sent to
Mrs. Cynthia Wesvover Alden, the presi-
dent general of the International Sun
shine society, 80 Fifth avenue. New York.
Miss Lillian NJ Ellis, 1915 st. Anthony
avenue. st. Paul, is Minnesota's state
organizer. Send her any news about
Northwestern branch work. T e
G o b e is the Minnesota state organ.
An invalid who has the use of but one
arm. Miss frankie DUNCAN. of Browns
VILE Ind, makes beautiful fancy work
and writes beautiful letters Who can
find time to send her word of greeting?
THE consciousness of feeling of good
will and love toward others is the mosH
powerful and most healthy tonic in the
liant, for 1t enlarges, sustains and enobles
life. 1t kills seldshness, and scatters
envy and Jealousy"
BE CONTENT.
Why thus longing. thus forever signing,
For the far-off mlattained and dim,
While the beautiful, all around thee lying,
Offers up its low perpetual hymn?
Happy the man, and happy he is alone,
He who can call today his own;
He who secure within himself, can say:
Tomorrow do thy worst, for l have
Every time you surrender to doubt,
anger. fear, envy, or whatever you know
to be wrong, You simply augment the
fault you despise. You are adding more
fuel to the flame, instead of putting it
out. If you keep the fuel away from
the fire it viii go out, because there will
be nothing on which it can feed
Sunshine Bulletin, edited by Mrs Alden.
president general of the International
sunshine society, is a handsome monthly
publication, full of helpful thoughts: cost
90 cents a year. 1t can be had BY ad-
dressing the publisher. ]. p. Mccain
50 Fifth avenue, New York.
Wiser it were to welcome and make ours
Whate'er of good, though small, the
present brings,
Kind greetings, sunshine. songs Of birds
With child's pure delight in little
things.
Beneath a mans reputation. which
Is sometimes a mere mask with false
features. is his character his real self
If that is net upright, he has a hornets
nest in his soul and he is being stung
to death. He is not at peace with him
seh, is not content, is not happy and
cannot be happy. If this is not true, then
we have made mistake in our concep-
ton of God l do not care for what
that man seems to be, nor for what he
poses as being. nor yet for what the peo-
pie say he is-he has trampled on MS
immortal nature, has misdirected his en-
thistles he will not be satisfied with
himself AS far as the east is from the
west so far is he from what God and
nature intended him to be.-Rev. Geo H.
HepwOrth.
OUR ILLS.
We charge our ills to the weather,
water, air, climate, heat, cold. dampness.
work. bacteria, malaria. and conta gion.
These NAV be occasions. but our recep :.
uvity is the primary and real cause
The roots Of Illness have their rise in
conscious or unconscious fear.
81 will fear no eviL"-Henry Wood
Man as soul should affirm his domln-
Ion over his body as distinctly as over
any other machine he uses"
Open the door: let in the sun;
He hath a smile for everyone;
He hath made of the raindrops gold and
gems;
He may change our tears to diadems,
Open the door!
II would be surprising if one could know