The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1903-07-14
DIR. kingsbury on Child
Labor, Etc.
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Christian conduit I DO not remember II
haze read fbe latter. BIT / read ;be former
quite ffty years ago. and have often
IsIDce Iead port Iou- q. ~ extremely
f~ellcitoas aud charming page tie pul
|ll~le1 two other wor&~--owc tao ar3 "a
hall centuries aE.-that age p-ractal and
are still rea3 IS really religious Ecaf}s
i Ito seek tie nobler and boiler lie They
are Tire Life 81 Christ. the Crest ~
.emplar and Golden Grave a wise
and neeifll manuals oi christian devotion
Can there r. really holy dying without
holy living what does The Book q
Books teach Read and IL informed Got
says BE So holy. for / am holy Ara
fy-not lu part. Pertect5us holiness IN
II. has written admirably. >u9erbly al
bishop Taylor. Who ded Il
Ireland on the 18th u Al
gust 1867 at hs Gfty-ff,h year He hat,
a noble, LOVING. lovahle. truly apostol
.characser. HIS father was 4 barber It
Cambridge, England He entered the I'M
Herslty II turteen-Cail> college beng
the one chosen. But 50 return Is tile Wsrh
OF my friend from HIS long DEPRESSION
He calls ia accurately .Scrlptural Sanvti-
hcatlon. II In indeed a precious book.
and most satisfying Il not absolutely cons
elusive. which | believe II - Sc. Any
one. it strikes me. with .the root ar TIE
matter IN HIM, who is trying even III i
most imperfect way to serve. to honor
70 love. and to glorty his Heavenly FAITH
Ct, and who reads carefully and lnQuir-
.ingly his Bible. while seeking to attain
unto the higher lie i'll Christ Jesus. ami
to receive the milling OF the Holy Ghost
90 N not Datta,4f- orJ r+.ll1,ntl ,.,I
Dr.. Brooks's very clear. most gracious
calm, truly Christian work. without CONS
tort and help. and. possibly. entire salts
faction. Try it. God willing. If l am
spared to live a half year longer. / purpose
10 give It q third reading. for l am daily
a seeker after God, a sincere believer in
true religion and rlety, and a genuine
convert to the glorious and blessed doc
trne OF the Apostle Paul as expounded hr
that faithful and able and conscientious
servant of the Most High. Rev. John Yves
ley, Of blessed memory OF the baptism Of
fire, the possession on the part of the
believer OF the fuIness Of God iii his soul.
the induement Of power divine, the real
communion of saints" the spiritual life
and baptism of God in the Soul, the full
assurance of faith and the GERTRUDE Of
eternal life. JOY, peace and glory III
IItdhtl. W ltu L u1ISlltU the Secolll IcdU-
ing on the 9Th inst, | wrote at the end.
Thank God for sending me this book,
and may He bless the dear brothe;
abundantly in time and in eternity.
Amen" | nave read other works bearing
upon the consecrated, holy life. but the
truly scriptural work OF my friend is de-
cldcdly the one TO be preferred. It's spirit
is most charmingly Christian and beauti-
ful.
Two decidedly clever little poems have
lately appeared from two southern verse
writer's. They are Frank l.. Stanton's "A
Book, A Pipe, A Fire and Prof. Henry
Jerome Stockard's eight lines IN the Char
lotte Presbyterian Standard he calls The
Atheist" Read UNDERSTANDINGS it has
point and merit:
THE ATHEIST.
CAffectionately inscribed to Rev. DR.. Alfred
H.. Moment.)
A column of sand before the Kamsin's
breath,
Colossal, mad, inane,-
Wrought Of the de~sert's death, that
threats with death
The pilgrim of the plain
Such is the atheist, shapen Of shadow
NdSt,
A ghost dancing the storm,
That filings back to the dead, lone tracts
at last
It's spent, collapsing form
Cervantes was fif~ty-seven years of age
when he completed the first part of his
immortal Don QuixOte." He never com
pleted this second part until a year within
his own death. or ten years after the
first part appeared. 1t IS one of the oldest
of stories and the most popular. Many
of the foremost English critics regard It
as the greatest Of all works Of fiction. It
Is a book Of most singular and original
power, and us at once a ira gedy and
farce, sixteenth century history and every
day life" It's popularity is as undying
as It's originality and interest.
THEODORE BRYANT KINGSBURY.
Wilmington, n. c., July s, 1903.
NIGHT WAS HER TERROR.
Z would cough nearly all night long"
writes Mrs. Charles Applegate, of Alex
andria, Ind, and could hardly get any
sleep. | had consumption 50 bad that #
| walked q block | would cough frightfully
and spit blood, but, when all other medI-
Cines failed, three 800 bottles OF DR..
Kings New Discovery wholly cured me
and | gained IS pounds" Its absolutely