If tiiat does n-t sue— d, tl» n It does s-i m
to me ali th. > liur li—• which cannot secure
t .dll—nt ev. i ing atidi' ties s ought to shut up
their building* at night and go wh- r- th»
P'"l I- ate. and invitt them to come to the
gospel banquet.
1s t tin- Christian s tils, bo’mtlfully f-d
In the iir'tning, go f> rth In th- nft-rnoon
and ev-nitic and f. ■ i th- multitudes of
out. del ~ si.'irviug 10. the bread of whl a
il a man eat he -.h 'll nex r rigsiln hik'.-'T.
Among tin .-o ch ar down tho gospel would
i<- more rapid conqu st* than turn
• hose w ho know so much and have so mu It
that God e.i.uiot tf.u'il or help them. In
th". - low r depths splendid fellows in tlie
■-u.igh. ilk- th- slsocbls.ck, that a reporter
saw near New Y- tk city hall. He asked
a boy to bla k his I .1-. S Tho boy came
up to his work prove I. oglv slow, an-l had
jttst begun when si large boy shov-d iiltn
aside and I" pan tho w k. and Hie re
porter reprov d him as ,ng a bully, and
till- boy replied: "Oh. that's all right. I
sun going to do it for ’ltn. You. see lie’s
been sick in tin- hos; ! al tii in ’n a month;
i o us boys turn In anil give ':m a lift." "Do
all tile boys help him?'' siske-1 tho reporter.
