The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-06-22

raoh's daughter was not his mother; his
| mother was that loved woman in the
| brick yard all covered over with the in
FAM and shame of her bondage. AS he
looked on that woman his heart was true
to God and true to her loved fidelity.
He went down with his mother This
of itself was enough to make a king
of Moses. Whoever strikes down paren-
tai love, strikes dagger that will slay
nation. Moses passed the crisis of his
life where we all pass the crisis of our
lives, when he was lying on his mothers
knee A mothers prejudice-a mothers
bias in the brick-yard, controlled the cen
turtles of the world.
The supreme crisis Of a mans personal
| life is when he says, Il believe" or Il
do not believe" The best thing a boy
or girl can bring home from college is
faith. What makes college powerful
or ruinous is the faith the students get.
Faith lis all that gives him individuality.
The man who believes nothing has di-
vine call ought to keep his mouth shut.
There is nothing in education finally ex-
cept faith, for faith is the final factor
| in life You will make faith on the basis
of Paul or on the basis of Ingersoll.
Choose your type of faith.
The surest evidence that Amerisa Ia
growing more infidelic, is found in the
fact that she grows more restless. There
| is not man in all the seventy million
of our people who is able to walk out to-
night amid the delirious people of Amer
lea and lay his hand on their. fevered
brow, and speak a word that will quiet
and satisfy them. Until God makes
that man for us people in America, we
are in a deplorable condition.
| The man of faith is the man of power,
and the man without faith is the man
of death.
| / stand as the representative of the
eternal truths of that old book without
apology. / try to pack away in my boys
the accumulated truths of that will from
| the beginning of Genesis to the end of
Revelations. Unless education does that
would not give baubee for the whole
business of it.
DR.. Kilgo is man of much strength
he takes his audience with love. He en-
phasizes the strong points in his sermon
with illustrations that contain good COM
mon sense and that "clinch" the point.
The german Saturday night was par
ticipated in by larger number Of people
than has other of the proceedings.
An excursion train yesterday brought
about three hundred people here to spend
the day.
Among the recent arrivals here, | note
the following:
Raleigh-Hon. Ed Chambers Smith,
Miss Josie Patchelor, Carey J. Hunter,
DIR. J. M. Aver, Mrs. w. @. Aver, Dr.
w. H. Bobbitt, Miss ~ E. Shiveley, j.
w. Bailey, editor Biblical Recorder;
r. c. Rivers and wife, w. G. Tucker.
Prof. ID. HI. Hill, A. and Nj. College;
Alfred Williams, Jr.
Newbern-H. Howard, Geo.B. Waters,
#. L. Bray, w. J. Lucas, G. H. Barefoot,
70. l.. Stephens, editor Journal; w. 8.
Mace, Jno. B. Ives, James Redman,
Ferdinand Ulrich, NJ. f. Ulrich, T. @.
Howard, Prof. ThOs. r. Foust, principal
Newbern Academy; DIR. Chas. Duffy,
Miss Lulie E. Ives, Jos. e. Hawks, James
A. Bryan, II. r. Bryan, Jr., Misses
Katie and Maggie Bryan, G. l.. Ives and
wife, 70. FL. Meadows, J. w. Stewart, e.
NJ. Green, w. NJ. Watson, Miss Jennie
Watson, w. G. Hughes, P. s. Cox, G. e.
Foy, Jno III. Matthews, S. l.. Dill, super
intendent A. & N. c. Railroad; s. w.
Smalwood, III. Marks, Il. NJ. Pace.
Kinston-W. B. Coleman, w. A. La
Rogue, j. F. Heith, ]. o. Harvey, B. f,
Num-, Sig. Einstein, A. p. Harrell, F.
G. Dunn, M. V. Dixon, Mrs. w. e.
Chadwick, Miss Eunice Chadwick, e. O.
Rountree, Guy Webb, j. w. Granger,
Miss Captola Granger, Miss Mazelle
Palock, Miss Emmy PallOck, w. II.
Taylor.
Goldsboro-H. Nash, E. w. Cox, G. w.
Brown, Frank Grantham, l.. Humphrey,
Fred Parker, III. l.. Finlayson and wife,
HI. l.. Grant, Arnold Borden, p G. Hum
phrey.
| Charlotte. F. Misenheimer.
Wilmington-D. w. Simmons.
Trenton-T. p. Koonce and w. C. Nc
| AlliSter.
Snow Hill-Staten Sugg.
Farmville-F. NJ. Davis.
Greenvile-D. j. Whichard, editor of
Reflector, Greenville.
Prof J. A. Atkinson, Elon College.
| DIR. Jos. e. Grimsley, Snow Hill.
C. e. Sugg, Snow Hill.
w. ID. Carstarphen, New York.
e. NJ. Koonce, Jacksonville, n. G.
J. III. Malone, Wilmington.
Senator Geo. Butler, Clinton.
s. B. Shepherd, Chapel Hill.
Prof. j. Y. Joyner, State Normal Col
lege.
Principal J. Allen Holt, Oak Ridge.
Prof. J. A. w. Thompson, Siler City.
Prof. J. A. Jones, Weldon.
President e. A. Alderman, University
OF North Carolina.
Presiden bred Peacock, Greensboro
Female College.
Almar Hart, Tarboro.