The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-06-21
AN EASY WAY OF DOING GOOD.

Mrs. William H. Chase. Of Brooklyn.
n. Y, writes to the Sunshine Bulletin of
an incident that came to her notice:
Riding downtown in Fourth avenue
the corner who leaving the car. evidently
with purpose, dropped a pamphlet on the
seat. The passengers one by one left, I'M
III 1 was quite alone in the upper end of
the car l crossed over and picked up the
book. To my surprise. l found it ser
mon 1t was divided into chapters and
each chapter was some personal sentence
such as. This is for you." and at the
close of each. another personal word or
two. At the conclusion of the last page
was your watchword and VERSE; viz:
Have you had kindness shown?
Pass it on"
L brought the book to Brooklyn with
me, where I, in turn. dropped it in the
seat as l left a Gates avenue car. The
man IN the next seat called my atten-
ton to the fact, but by nod gave him
went at once to reading 1t.
VINO can tell how much good the origi-
nal Of such an idea may do. or how far
reaching such an act may become?"
A Sunshine branch has been organized
by the Christian Endeavor society of the
SnfyersIty Avenue Congregational chapel,
st. Paul Ten minutes of each Endeavor
prayer meeting will be devoted exclusive
~ 10 sunshine work. with special meet
1ngS to be called when deemed necessary
Miss Jessie Maccrossen 891 Edmund
street, is president; Bert Berry S32 Sher-
purhe avenue, corresponding secretary.
When you are discouraged by difficult
les that seem inSurmountable do not sit
down with long face and count your
troubles. put brace up. square your Shout
ders and look for the bright side. Go out
with some one you know who is cheerful
minded. cultivate the friendship of people
VINO do not NOPE and you will soon catch
a glimpse of the silver lining to your dark
Of the Mission Sunshine society
Three little rules we all should keen
- 10 make life happy and bright
Smile in the morning. smile at noon,
And keep on smiling at night.
st Nicholas.
If you would increase your hapniness
and prolong your life. forget your neigh
por faults. Forget the SANDER you have
peculiarities of your friends. and only re-
member the good points which makes you
I 1oTl of them; Forget the personal quar-
accident. Blot out as far as possible ali
the disagreeables of life they will come,
put they grow larger when you remember
them, and the constant thought of the
acts OF meanness will only tend to make
you more familiar with them ObIiter-
ate everything diSagreeable from yester-
day; start out with a clean sheet for to-
Gay, and write upon 1t only lovely things
Excellent photographs Of Sunshine
headquarters, 96 Fifth avenue New York
nave been secured, and members can OBJ
tain an unmounted print of either of the
three rooms (61z by $40 for 35 cents. In
ordering please state whether a picture
OF the correspondence room. the distri-
butfng or the main office is desired.
While the passion of some is to shine,
of some to govern and of others to ac-
cumulate, let one great passion alone in
fuence our breasts. the passion which
reason ratifies, which conscience approves.
which heaven inspires-that of being and
doing, good Robert Hall