The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-04

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|5tury or moro ago, there were perhaps few
mon better known or enjoying q LARGE q rs I
inilSenes atnns I'M
s eli exoiusivoly Is te spiritual needs q
tic tic otherwise. obscure .seametl's Bethel,
familiar His nntno. ss ray Tor vns u
born orator OF the highest natural type :;
9ld S9ar n,sfyt a
IA had tho lgrclt gift liability to talk
unfailingY 70 the heart AZ Tint as y, W 81
Whitman said Of him, tho nero Wo Q. oa
SXosa psutay pay ahd
Ing advanced aupoi, you and !, seized II YOU
with bower before They !, I'm Y,
and thero ~ were few Who put out e
! 5der his Influence Blythe shoer force Of
III ew hsGss By Fssfs hespa sp
i Sasv tt t. ' tho 'mfnistSeflal PORTION
was born II laich =, va, 81 On
He went to sea Mt tho ngo Of seven ana
returned to- a ndninn's lifo ton years r,
Soo f'ny nsnees uEe xNen m
On one occasion, his patience 81 alnnlly being
exhausted by the constant inattenIion Of a
lady IN his congregatlu lon no said D, ssternly:
the end OF tho scat, WI tn a yellow bonnet
don't stop Whispering, II point Eher5 ont. 81
a young divinity student from Cambridge.
S %erass bstsS DaPt sseaRs
liked his sermon. my dear young bro her,
ns nba S RserhS AZ 5arusry
have scaught5it. Good morning. The vol-i
ume con talns IN Introduction made up N
have appeared T In the magazines. The
''L.4e itself Is a reissue OF q work first
published soon after Taylor's death and
Tor a long time out Of prln III s 3Ssa
BEING DONE GOOD. BY Edward b
Lent; 8o5 PIP. sl,5o. Eagle Press Press,
Mr'Lentl has been for somo years a suf-8s
ferer from Grheuma t!sm OF M obs l.nnte
and particularly vicious make, but his
! high spirtsEand fun-loyinG bont appear TO
iity the humorous side Of his continued
endeavors to be cured. Tho interpretn-
s sin ID lii In ' uneertalnty wiil nov doubt
less become plain 1t is the passaye form
OF tho Idea conveyed in such on expires
sion as. .4Ae doctor did him good LAS fs
M. Skinner this must be carefully distin-
gulshed from that other sil,,ilar,and per-.
haps equally true abatement The doctor q,
Years Yea s ios f torture Nj. Lent has beer.
practitioner known 10, science, running
ltthe gamut from osteopathy t. Christ. an
enough to D tako his experiences light
heartedly and to make an amusing IN book 'olt.
|Sof them. 5a i9i I.
& mako us wish that Its author would turn.
NJ his attention to other md m ore regular
b fields Of literary endeovor;; and Its les son
4 OF the cheerful enduring OF body ailments
d room, The book was published some time
/ to warrant tho publication OF a second
sslGn t Sth spis te
X lInputatl lions 1t merrtly II casts upon the
a medical profession. II, Is said that many
doeters have had The to recon-
THE cARoL1NIANs. BY Annie +.
sloan.,a76 PIP: $l.6o. Nea'e Fublls ing
n u.t.
This Is a story OF colonial South Caro-
g lima. the scene being laid In "old Charles
& Town, in tho year Of grace Ills. The
2 heroine IS Mistress Danlaris Johnson. the i,
r loved, among others i BY Captain May.
nard, the doughty Indian fighter. and MI.
h Francis Yonge, the debonnairs English cay y,
y additlonrto her fair face, could prophesy
on occasion, as on page. 80 where she fore
tells the scoming Of the day when I'VE will
hawe thu there i ng ~
financial and otherwise, at the timo when
1t was In the throes Of undergoing a
& change Of allegiance from the Lords Pro-
g ground for the story. Pirates and red
skins figure considerably ana bellgerently.
u The altMor gives cv.uence. Of no par ticu-
Il lar ability or literary skill.
n ls2 pages. MO. Neale Publishing
Company, Washlngto ton. "
E story OF life in Virginia a hundred years
!, ago. The color and general intent OF tht
little book Is reminiscent OF The Vir-
! e with some eare, There IS tho SAME
apparent blending Of fiction and fact tho
same Colonial society, tho same high.
n spirited youths on q visit to England, the
}F the same wars and rumors Of wars. Mrs
Young's pages nre wel-written and In.
teresting enough; and 1t is no great dis
! para cement on them to suggest that
1filnasinuch as her material has alread,
been, treated by q master hand, there 4
no particular reason why she should have
; written 5tat oil. j5 The biography OF The
! GrlGlns, MS such, will make no especIa
,, appeal to tho Interest Of the general read.
!. err i599i ~ 3it5 III
! l,[TIBBY. BY Rosetta Luce. Gilchrist. 49,
! I pages. s1.60. Ncale Publishing Com
-SI5 pany, Washlngton; 5 85 !. 57 5 4
$ libby was nurscmaid with remarkable
: eyes, who grew up to be a wealthy lady
[ adopted daughter and something Of
elalrvoyant and medium I. !, ,. !" =. IT,
Novel Dealing with Psychic Forces ant
lTelcpathy,,". and just SO for practical!
: X everybody In 1t Is "a spiritualstlc believe
583 1t has nt least the merit Of being who'll
Q original. Tho book is not what we SHOULD