The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1902-01-03

healing art Of vaccination !,
ton is a very perplexing on. y
are great In one phase ofchas =
some in another. Ny wife th N
Bishop Pearce was the great 'n,n
cause he had the greatest osu.
filled it as no other man has ' -
she quotes that verse fron ~
which says; "They who ba,.
many to righteousness shan any, :,
stars forever and forever.e
grew up under his MATCHES.
ing, and is a pretty good Meth.i
This reminds me of s
sketch / find in the proceed, usn
last Georgia Bar associatjons /
Warm Springs in July. Tbe sns
"The Georgia Lawyer" yiews s'
woman. The woman is Mrs II
Terrell, of Greenville. The n.n.
orally read at these annual d
are dry and prosy to evervhas
the lawyers, but this paper i
ing, entertaining and instruot;ss
beginning to end. The first 81
attracted me, and / kept on tot,
and my feeling at its close VA
that woman is a trump, She l. u.
an, a philosopher and a frst.rs.
yer, even though she be a Won
read it aloud to my female familr
closes with a poetic apostropbs
Georgia lawyer which MANY a.
tunate defendant VIII appreci,,s.
"The parson points the wav "a
And then with tender care
The doctor consummates the wo,.
And sends the patient there
'tBut the Georgia lawyer wou,d Al.
Departure with such cries.
Hold! Can this man read his IN,
To mansions in the skies?
I'm doubt he files brief and seal,
To hold the ignoramus
And stops his flight to heavenly m.
By injunction or mandamus..
And SO, while looking around NJ
greatest man, we might as well N
and hear what Mrs. Terrell sasal
John Forsyth. She says: MI
was a champion for the estab|
ment of our supreme court, anal
nestly advised it in his messagein II
He said: sit is an awful recollpe
that life, liberty and reputation
dependent upon the decision Of adj
judge uncontrolled and uncontroll
in his circuit" Then she contin
"Forsyth's matchless oratory All
purity of his private and politicsI
won for him name that will BE-
ored and revered always. WhileiI
United States senate he had no SUP,
as an orator, and was called the
of Lord Erskine." If l had PAD
my own, 1 would publish every Ii
Mrs. Terrell's delightful paper
the next Sunday ] would publsl
paper read by ]. H. Merrill, OH
asville, on "The Bible in the Law
Library" Why, this paper ought
read and studied, not only by the
yers, but by every preacher in the
1t is fit for textbook in the coll
and it is so interspersed with
of good wit and humor that one
not get tired. And there is an q
able paper on the same Ene
Warner Hill, called Historic
marks Of the Law" and he, too, b
igeptly perused not only the Bibl
the Apochrypha. His story as Y
Daniel made his reputation asali
will be new to most readers. y
had space to make mention Oh
good things in this little volume.
as there were giants in the day
are gone, even so we have grea'
and great women among us now
we have learned sketches by sucl
as j. C. c. Black, Reuben Arnold
and Ellis. C. A. Turner, W. !. W
L. @. G.. Lamar, Sylyanus Morris
bish, Parsons, Charlton, Bryan,
last, but not least, a good lot q
bar talk by the venerable y
Bleckley who closed the exerci'
proposing to endow the assoc
with 100000, and was ready tog
note for that amount. Ii llive,a
travel, I shall attend the next me
and hope that Mrs. Terrell v
there and read another paper
times the dessert is the better X
tba feast BILL