you thluk. A few years after a man
comes up to you and says, '"You don't
know me, do you?" You say, "No; I
don't rememl>er ever to have seen you."
"Why," lie says, **I was In the Sabbath
school class over which you were tho
' teacher. One Sunday you invited me to
i Christ; I accepted the offer. You see
! that church with two towers yonder?"
I "Yes," you say. Ile says, "That ls
I where I preach." or: "Do you seo that
governor's house? That ls where I
live."
Slander's Ku n I Poison.
Ona day a man comes to you and
says, "Good morning." You look at bira
and say, "Why, you have the advan?
tage of me; I cannot place you." Ile
says, "Don't you remember thirty years
ago giving a letter of Introduction to a
young man?a letter of introduction to
William E. Dodge?'' "Yes, yes, I do."
He says: "I am the mau. That was my
first step toward a fortune. But I have
retired from business now and am giv?
ing my time to philanthropies nnd pub?
lic interests. Come up to uiy house and
see me."
Or a man comes to you and says: "I
want to Introduce myself to you. I went
Into a prayer meeting some years ago.
I sat back by the door. You arose to
make an exhortation. That talk chang?
ed the course of my life, and If I ever
get to heaven under God I will owe my
salvation to you." In only ten, tweuty i
or thirty years the circle swept out and
swept back again to your own grateful
heart.
