whose name will be held in everlasting remembrance.

An eminent lawyer of Minneapolis, converted a short time since, declares
that the earnest question, "Have you found Jesus?" spoken by a young
lady to his friend who sat by his side in a revival-meeting, and her
startled look, when she was answered roughly, followed him for fifteen
years until he was finally converted.

No sincere effort for Christ can fail. To human eyes there may be little
encouragement, but his Word shall prevail. Every invitation and entreaty
shall in the end be, to those who reject it, the "savor of death unto
death," but to those who accept it, "the savor of life unto life." We
may go forth now, weeping, bearing precious seed; but some blessed day
we shall doubtless come again with rejoicing, bringing our sheaves with
us.

Perhaps we are too anxious to see results now. We do like to number the
converts, and add to the Church roll. Far better do our best for Christ
and souls, then leave the results to God. He will see that the seed,
faithfully planted, is watered, and that _no effort is in vain_.