CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR.
Tople For lha Werk llinnln Feb, -Comment
hj lire. B, II. Doyle.
Tono. IitKirt.nitiiRi.tli(T with Owl. I. Cop.
Ill, 6-3S. (Orlntlan Knlrnvor day.)
This torilo in a very nprirnprintA mm
for thn fifteenth nnnivorxnry of tlio ori
gin of tlio Chrintiiin Kiuleuvor move
ment. Fifteen yen iik thero wore two
soeletieR unit 04 tuenilwrs. Tniliiy thero
nro 41,000 noclntioH, villi n nininlirrsliip
of 8,00il, 000. fMich a nun velimn (.Tnwlh
etui only lm neonnilie.l for liy nrknnwl
pdRiiiR tlio liiimt of (ioil to havo been in
tlio origin mill pnipiiu.ii! mil of tliii nir:t
wnvunit nt. Yet Moil u.-vil I ho IiiuhIh of
nirn to rnrry fnrwunl IJih mk. II luia
been n ilivino luimiiii movement. Tlio
hnmi of (iml nnl 1 1 i ( r tiuml of man Wein
both in il. In tlii pvc.xt movf iii' :it, ns
ill nil finiiliir one, mill mini voik
eil toother ns cuhibnnrM.
Men must nlvayBli("lal)orerstoKoth
er Willi Woil" if tlioir wm k in miivchs
f nl. This is tlio fact Unit l'mil niplm
sizes in the topical re.ferriier. It iH n fiiet
that tlio most RuvessfiilCliriHtinn work
ers luivo nlwnys mlmitteil ami eniplut
ftizod. Nothing toKiilioH inoroHlroiiKly to
thfl eminent ChriNtinn eluiiiu-ter of Kev.
Francis K. Clink, D. D., tho Ke-iiil co
laborer nscil by Hod in thin, (Trent mnve
inpiit, than tho fact that lio Im.i always
recognized thnhamlof (ie,ilin iho move
ment anil Iiiih PiiiphiiHi.eil that fact. In
thin respect wo Nhonlil till emuliite tho
exmnplo of tho Rreut apoKllo and the
loailur of thin wonderful young peoplii's
"movement. If wo nro ucieNfiil in our
labors, wo nhonlil nttrilmto it to (Joel,
for it in not by miKht nor hy power Hint
the Lord's work in clone, but by His
Spirit, Fnul may plant, Apollos may
water, bnt God alone can fiivo tlio in
crease. "Not nnto ns, not unto uh, but
tiuto Thee, O Lord, bo honor nud
glory," should bo oiir motto iu nil tho
snecoanes of life.
Although God in tho principal and
necofwnry worker, mill man's work is
also necosemy and important. The
planting nud tho watering must be
done iu order that by tlio blowing of
God the inerense may como. Wo shonld
not think becanso (iod is tlio Important
one in spiritual work that wo can be
oarelesg and indifferent.
The fact that we tire "laborers to
gether with God" should incrciu-o our
zeal and earnestness. What mi honor to
be a colaboror with God I It means suc
cess, for God never fulls. It means fel
lowship and partnership with the King
of Kings and Lord of Lords. It menus
encouragement, reward, happiness and
usefulness. Let nsstrive then, stimulat
ed by tho successes of tho past, to go
forward in the future, still trusting in
God, In snoh a way Hint though colubor
ers with God wo shell be workmen who
need not bo nhhamed.
Bible BendiiiKS. Geu. v, 29; II
Cliron. xxxi, 20, 21;Neh. vi, 15, 10;Ps.
xe, 10, 17; Prov. xvi, 8; Isn. xxvi, 12;
Zeoh. lv, 6 j Mnth. xxviii, 18-90; Acts
xiv, 2-4; I Cor. xv, 10, 08; II Cor. iii,
6, 0; vi, 1; Gal. vi, 9, 10; PhiL ii,
13-18; iv, IS.
Another Indorsement.
The latest denomination to make
Christian Endeavor its official young
people's society is the African M. E.
Zion church. The board of bishops at its
conference in St. Louis unanimously
passed a resolution indorsing the Y. P.
8. O. E. and making Christian Endeavor
the denominational young people's so
ciety. Tho board also recommended that
Christian Endeavor societies be organ
ized iu every church throughout the A.
M. E. Zion connection.
The Lighthouse of Life.
An earnest Christian mate, now a
Floating Christian Endeavorcr, says
Golden Rule, whose ship was stranded
several months ago on the southernmost
island of the Japanese group, formed a
friendship with a Japanese schoolteacher
and commended to him the study of the
Bible, presenting him with a copy. He
bos recently hoard from his Japanese
friend in a letter, where he says of the
Bible, "It is the light house of my life.'.'
Kemovins; tha Brian.
We, who are so cureful to remove the
briers from our pathway for fear they
shonld inflict a wonud, yet, strange as
it may seem, give no thought to the
many wounds we inflict in other hearts
by collecting and piercing them with
the thorns that meet ns iu onr daily in
tercourse with each other. Catbolio
Universe.
Greater The Faith.
Love is greater than faith because the
end is greater than the means. What Is
the nse of having faith? It is to connect
the soul with God. And what is tho nse
of being oonnected with God? It is to
- become like God, for "God is love."
Eeury Drnmmoud.
Ohrlatlaa Endeavor Motee.
Wallflowers are an arctic growth.
They cannot flourish in Christian En
deavor atmosphere.
Something far every one to do, and
' not too much for any one to do, is good
aooial committee maxim.
All the young peoples' societies of
Richmond have united for the purpose
of distributing good literature to the
' city institutions, hospitals, barber shops,
railway stations, eta
The young people of the Lutheran
church in Illinois are sending out their
own missionary to Africa, Mr. Will M.
Beck of Lancaster, O.
The first Floating society of Christian
Endeavor in Oregon has been organized
in Portland and is now prospering.
Many of the seamen have returned wear--,
ing Christian Endeavor pins.
Beotlonal unions of Christian Endeav
or are beiug agitated for India. Owing
to the diversity of languages, a national
union is not advisable just now. '
One 8t Louis society is furnishing
cmpbooks to hospitals and jails through
it good literature committee. These are
j--ued at the homes of the members
f 1 consist cf helpful clippings from i-
THE COLISE
Home's VMt Klllne and tha Many Chant
ing Mooila It Una Reeih
It dooms strange thnt not until tho
nitddln of lust century did it occur to
nny of tho successors of Peter to roscuo
from tho desecration of indifference a
spot saturated, i r.e may say without
hyperbole, with tlvi hU 1 of the iiuir
tyrn. Everybody l.nonv !i:it piirlhipiakn,
lire mid inundation competed Willi
eneh other f. r it:i ilestnii'tion, MuIh
enrd's troopern stalled themselves there,
and the 1'iniiu'piini transformed it into
n forties!. When less turbulent timen
supervened, it, lie 'ami! by taeit eoiiKont
the common quarry of tlio more power
ful Uoiu .in houses. When for n limn
friendly i nou!;h with each oilier, they
h 11 tilt and tourney within it, n:"l
then mystery plays restored for n tin e
Uh tliealrieal eliarneter. bixtus V hud a
sehemo for turning it into n woolen
manufactory, and nnothcr prince of
pence, thought it would servo capitally
ns it powder luagir.ino. Meanwhile it
remained a convenient miuket plaeo
for the salo of vegetable. Hut ill 1 7"0
nil rniite.-t liigurian monk, Leonardo l i
Porto Miiurizio, cuuio to Homo, craved
audience of Benedict XIV, und obtain
ing papal sanction for the new form of
devotion known ns tho Via Cruel", in
duced tho sovereign pontiff tocon.ii i-crato
the Coliseum to celebrate mass there mid
to erect n large wooden cross in tho very
center of tho pagan men a.
Ever since tho stations of tho cvohs,
commemorating tho journey to Calvary,
linvo encircl.'d tho vnst ellipse, nnd the
newcomers whoso rising voices disturbed
my reverie are wandering hither behind
a tall, barefooted, barchendod Francis
can friar, to imiko tho dolorous pilgrim
age. All the fine ledios of Homo nro
thero, nnd, heedless of delicate flounce
and furbelow, they kneel on the un
swept ground lit every halt lnnde by tlio
rosnry girdled monk nnd bow their
bends in nudiblo lamentation. Then,
whou tho long, sad service is completed,
ho rebukes them for their transgressions
and invites them to a holier life. Thnt
much I can tuako out from wbero I sit,
in sympnthotio contemplation pf tlio
scene, though no small part of his ex
hortation reaches mo, but in fitful vowel
sounds, musical, but somewhat vague in
moaning. Hcforo they have come to a
close a blnroof trumpets tolls mo that a
body of French zouaves is coming along
tlio Via San Grcgorio, between tho Pala
tine and Cirlinu hills, on their way
bnck to barracks from tho exercising
ground thnt lies beyond the tomb of
Cuius Cestus nnd Shelley's buriul place.
Tho Insoli nco nf nlli n drum, '
Vexing tho 1rilit bluo nlr,
To tnittu a ixoplo'ii nnguUh dumb
Or speed a rush dnfmntr,
That onco hod wrung
That prophet tonguo
To challenge fnrco nnd rhpcr the slave,
Rolla unri'buked around hln grave.
Fortnightly Heview.
NEW YORK CANDY PEDDLERS.
Clustered In Dingy Kat Side Roome, They
Bleep on tha Floor.
Very nearly all the dark skinned men
who sell that brilliantly colored candy
from push carts are members of a regu
lar clan and for the most part Greeks.
When the day has ended and their work
is done, they gather together iu a dozen
or more dens in Roosevelt and Cherry
streets just at the foot of the famous
Chorry hill, there to eat, rest and before
sleeping to load up their carts for the
morrow, that they may got an early
start
One of those rendezvons presents a
unique appearance late nt night. It is
generally a store on the ground floor,
that the push carts may be trundled out
easily when heavily loaded. From the
sidewalk the "store" does not show a
single rny of light. It looks forbidding
and deserted. Bnt its door opons readi
ly. The entire front of the long apart
ment is filled np with carts laden with
the sweets and displnying signs. Only
a narrow passageway is loft to get to
the back of tho room.
Here, around a smudgy table, five or
six chattering Greeks are ploying curds
and quarreling over tho game. On tho
boards is spread a quuutity of candy,
newly made and cooling, for it is in a
room back of this that the stuff is pre
pared. The candy maker not only makes
a profit selling to the peddlers, but he
gots still more of their money, lodging
them on the same floor as their push
carts. Sometimes when a peddler is
"broke'' the maker of sweets sends him
out with a load of candy to sell on
shares, but as a general thing he get.
cash for his product before the carts go
out
Beds are, for the most part, unknown
luxuries. Only the most prosperous ped
dlers seem to be able to afford them.
Generally the floor is marked out with
chalk lines, divided into narrow squares,
and there on the hard boards, without
disrobing or changing an article of their
clothing, the candy peddlers sleep,
New York Herald.
Maternal Pride.
"Just think of it," she said proudly, '
as the voice of her son rose above all the ;
others in the college yell. I
"Just think of what?" asked her bus-
band. !
"Hiram and all those other boys oou-
versiug in Greek just as natural and
easy as if it was their natural tongue."
-Washington Star.
It so falls out that what we have we
prise not to the worth while we enjoy
it; but, beiug lacked and lost, why,
(hen, we rack the value. Then we find
the virtue that possession would not
show us while it was ours. Shakes
peare. '
If we must accept fate, we are not
less compelled to assert liberty, the sig
nificance of the individual, the grandeur
of duty, the power of character. Enier-
If we would have auythiug of benefit,
we must eam .lt, and earning it become
shrewd, inventive, Ingenious, active,
anterrrisisj. IX W. Laecbar.
trnek by Itawl Hand.
Bnld Henry Billings, a retired rail
road engineer
"I was running a night train on the
Rnnta Fe road back in the seventies.
This pnrticnlnr night lind been stormy
nud threatening, nnd the flashes of
lightning wero freipient nnd intense.
We wero running abend of our schedule
in order to make a siding in lime to al
low nn extra to puss us, and were travel
ing, I suppose, nt tho rnto of nbnnt B0
or U.'i miles mi hour.
"I was silling with my faco elosn to
tho forward window of the cab, gn.lng
f'trnight nliend, when In n brilliant
blaze of electricity a limit's nrni nnd
bead suddenly burst with great force
through the glass nnd the open hnnd
struck inn squarely in the face. I yens
ilnrrd for nn instant by the blow, nnd
helil Mindly to tho side of the h. My
first thought was that sonic ' p was
trylnic to hold up my train lo rob tho
passengers, nnd, net log on this idea, I
seined my wrench from its place nnd
dealt the head of tlio intruder n blow
with nil my might.
"Tho fireman, thinking I lind killed
the man, shut off sleam and we slowed
down nnd took our lanterns to examine,
tho strnugn visitor. I could not describe
tho feeling thnt crept over mo when I
climbed upon the engine and looked nt
tho man whom I believed had attacked
mo. His entire body below tho arms was
gono. It wns easy to understand what
had happened. lie bad been si i nek by
tho rapidly moving engine nnd his body
severed ns with n knife, tho lower half
fulling to one side nnd the bend and
nrms flying straight through the cab
window. " Atlanta Journal.
Lrarri That Arn Fifty IVet Long.
In our temperate climate none of the
trees has leaves of a sigo that will even
compare favorably with those of the sen
island nud tropical countries in general.
Tho nuiplo, tho oak und tlio elm leaves
nro but infinitesimal bits of green w hen
compared with tho gigantic slit-els of
velvety verdure found on somii of tlio
troes, shrubs and plants of South nud
Central America.
The South American tree which has
tho largest leaf is the Innja pnliu, which
grows on the banks of tho Aninzon. Tho
leaves of this giant are often &0 feet iu
length, bnt they are very narrow, sel
dom exceeding 8 to 10 feet. With the
Ceyloucso cocoannt palm it is different
In that siiecios tho leaves aro from 30 to
23 feet iu length and from 10 to 18 iu
width. Tho natives of Ceylon aro suid
to nso these leaves in tentmnkiiig, three
or four being sufficient to make n shelter
for a whole family. An extraordinary
specimen of Ceyloiioso pnlm leaf now in
the British museum, and which must bo
a freak because the averago length and
bieadth of the leaves of this variety of
trees do not exceed the figures given
above is 80 feet in length and 28 iu
width, even though it is admitted that
it must have shrunk ono-flfth in dry
ing. St. Louis Republic.
Tha Forte.
The porto is tho short name of the
sublime porto, which is the official way
of speaking of the Turkish government.
Iu the east judicial business is transact
ed at the city or palace gntes. One story
says that the sultan of Bagdad put in
the portal of his palace a piece of sacred
black stone of Mecca, thus milking his
gate the pnrte. Another says that Sultan
Orkhan built a gorgeous gate to his
place in Broussa. Both of thoso stories
are probably untrue so fur as they pur
port to explain the namo as applied to
the Turkish government Just as the
British court is called the court of St.
James nnd the late French court thnt
of the Tuileries, beennso their head
quarters were iu Jhe palaces of St
James and the Tuileries respectively, so
the Turkish conrt got tho name sublime
porte because its headquarters wcro in
tiie palace of Bab-i-Hnmnyun, or the
Lofty Gato, iu Constantinople The
name has boon nttneliod to the building
in that city which shelters the four prin
cipal departments of the government
New York Sun.
Legal Punning.
We do not mean punning which is le
galfor there is no pun which the law
authorises but punning by members of
the profession which culls itself legal
It is credited by The Green Bag to Vice
Chancellor Robertson of New York.
The chancellor was listening patiently
at chambers to an argumentative con
flict over the amount of a fee claimed
by a counsel. At the close of the con
tention, he remarked :
"Let me have your papers and the
affidavits of the expert, and I will see
what is feasible as to the fee, and will
endeavor to see my way to a just solu
tion between the contention on the one
side that the fee is a phenomenal one
and on the other side that there should
not be a nominal fee."
A Woman's Will.
Talk about a woman's will I Why, tip
in Lansing resides a lady who has en
joyed good health and yet has not been
outside the dooryard for 14 years. On
one occasion when she returned home
too late to get supper far her husband he
grumbled and said that he hoped the
next time the went out she would break
her leg. This led the woman to declare
she would never again go outside the
yard. Later when the husband died, of
remorse probably, she followed the cas
ket to the gate and refused to go farther
and from that time has never left the
premises. Kalamaaoo Gasotta.
A Craobrook Coatoaa.
At Cranbrook, in Kent, as well as In
other places, it was the custom to strew
the bride's pathway, not with flowers,
but with emblems of the bridegroom's
trade ; thus a carpenter walked on shav
ings, a shoemaker on leather parings
and a blaoksmitb on pieoea of old iron.
Detroit Journal.
Among the manufacturing states New
York stands first, having 860,084 per
cms engaged In her factories, tha output
of which reaches the enormous agvra
fafcof l.Nl,oJ7,7l.
THB MINUET DANCER.
Po, my enchnntrrw In the flmrMTd brocade.
You call an rider fashion lo your aid,
Htep forth from (lutnnltornngh'a rnnvas and
advnnrp,
A powdemd Chilntrn, to Iho flnneo.
Ahout yon clings n faded, old world sir,
As llioii.h tho link ! crowded round your
eliiilr,
As though thn Mitrnrenls thronged thn Mull,
And tho Frenrh horiAwero sounding at Vnux
hall.
They trend III" M-it'-ly inennrf. 1., lis eltmo,
Tho silver twill" r.nd Hip slllo n hose,
l.iidles nnd eJcint"lt s. Unit liend nnd nwny,
lirllllutit its po'tfi-n mi nil August day.
Ton dnnco the mlnnet, n'"l v.'" rt'tmlre,
We dlill ildi In our Mi" Il rait while r.lllrn,
Whoso riiset ld I n,t n in- ro lairles(iHN
Het In tl IrnliiH so fur .rliireMito.
Yet t l-i'ro luiirt; fnr l.ove, lie- rntlei roine,
I'illl frnieely lufd v,. .t l 1- n :it lie III vo-lle,
Hinee In ti'sl sw,l!i Iii. n .I pii'i' Is known
A ronietlilng tM-rijii'i. I.JX3: unent his own.
And fo he4wMv.M rs, r yes wero brlulit nnd
brown
Loiik ere Hie powder l.'.x ill' mnyed tli" Iowa,
And f:illMnl shei'li'-rds still l'iill hnlililo on,
Although Iho rnpii rs itii'l Hie frills l,e unite.
Alfred On hriino In Hpeelntor.
ODD FACT3 ABOUT MADAGASCAR'.
Tho Tollreinrn Slwp on Tlirlr llrals Tha
Curfew In or Anrlent I'm.
Probnbly tho sleepiest policemen in
tho world urn those of Madagascar. At
Antananarivo, tho capital, thero is lit
tlo evidence of tho force hy day, for its
members nro nil peacefully wrapped in
slumber. At night, too, thn guardian of
property Is seldom to be genu, nnd that
ho is actually guarding is only to be
told by tho half hourly cry that is sent
up to police post No. t alongside the
roynl palace.
"Watchman, what of the night?
"Wo nro wide nwnko, keeping n sharp
lookout, and nil's well."
Aiitr.mitinrivo him no lumps and no
streets. It is simply n great collection
of houses tumbled together. Thero Is a
big force of niujit police, known ns the
"watch." Tho men gather themselves
together into groups, nnd choosing snug
corners, wrapping themselves in straw
mats, they drop into long nnd profound
slumber. Ono member of each group re
mains nwnko to respond to tho hnlf
hourly call from thn palace. As ho calls
buck, tho others, half uwiikc, meclmn
icnlly shout back tho responso. It makes
little difference, however, thnt tho police
continunlly sleep, for robbery is rnro.
Curfew, though popularly supposed
to bo purely nil early English and Nor-mnn-French
custom, hus been estab
lished in Madagascar for centurion. In
every town nud village between 9 and
10 the watchmen go around shouting out
in tlio juuingnsy cuitiect, --jjigius ouri
nnd they see that all is In darkness in
every honso. After those hours no one
is allowed to travel around without a
special pass.
Thero Is no criminal Code of iiny ao
couut, nnd when a innu is caught in the
net of stealing the populace is apt to
ignore tho polico nnd surround him nnd
stone him to death. The Madugnscans
have no "swear words" in thoir lan
guage, and whou thoir feelings are over
wrought against a man the only thing
they can do is to exocnte summary
vengeance on him. New York World.
A Frlwllego of the 8ez
This story, told by a minister whose
chapel is in the lower part of the city,
gives a keen insight into one form of
human niituro.
"I once officiated at a funeral," be
said, "of a comparatively young man,
whose widow seemed utterly inconsola
ble. I tried to comfort her, but she
sobbed out that she had got to bo a poor
lone widow all her life.
"After the burial the widow called
me aside. 'Parson,' she suid hesitating
ly, 'I hope you won't say auythiug
about my telling you that I should live
a poor lone widow all my life, for I may
ihnugemy mind.' " PhiludolphiaCalL
A Superior Woman.
"She really is a very superior worn
n." "Indeed I Is she a good speaker?"
"Oh, no. I don't believe she ever
made a public speech."
"Writes, possibly?"
"I nover heard of it if she does."
"What makes her superior toother
women, then?"
"She can cook. "Washington Post
Bare Superstition.
In most parts of Europe it is consid
ered unlucky for a hare to cross the
road in front of a truveler. Among the
Romans this omen was so unfortunate
that if a man starting upon a journey
espied a bare on the road before him ha
would return and wait until the follow
ing duy to begin bis journey.
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8aroastio Reader I noticed that yon
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Editor Well, that was all right
Buroastio Reader How so?
Editor Why, that communication
was written by a man who began sub
scribing to different newspapers and
magaainea more than 80 years ago.
Bomerville Journal.
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