The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-05-22

..aa and commanding 800
H.. rannar wa tame 6c -
..-. and If was in pau,c,
..-t far below what evLec,.d
r.ye read two ecrmI,. h,.
a..-h are fouud in the r,r,.,
.arrnous nrinted ~. u p.
N-ssbinotor o.. t.,.Ir
aid entitled ..Thc MetLnIi.,
-.-rn-" = y0Iumo thar ctand.
-. ali others in NV affections
....F auproyaI. have lnno
...G1r Of Robert South. obcr
.t.Iyiu Spurgcon Chalmers
Wesley II W Rcncher ana
....,,- nroachere I hcIiat,e tLa
..Iicatcd is the most ,a1uaLIc
..... and strictly Scrirtura1 ~
.... t.itb which am acr,,a+ n+
I'D. G,ranbcty has tv,o cnrn,nr.
1.-THE Other twcutv-fol1r con-
one each Among the IA
...r highly gifted p~rrachcre wb,
....f Inc volume are
... G. = pierce Sonic cran-
.....ott NcTvnire ana Ia,,.i,
.....r -ccoud to none-and ~
,..,-e Summcrs Iovick pin,co
" Irn Holm e Edwards Pc
w..,ratf and others balioyn
... these were natives of Norfb
...- Drs. Pierce. Edwards and
.... think BishOp CRANBERRY was
...- minister, perhaps some thirty
.. less Of age when he furnished
... sermons: one on ~"Christian-
Reasonable: It's Doctrine and
.t-"-and if is certainly canal
... Hu the volume; and An Things
a.. rer Good" | remember that i'm
wrote an article for the \ G.
.-t.,u Advocate upon the volume.
. ur old schooI-mate and friend.
Itr. Rufus Y. Helm. was the cdi-
suppose | praised espcciaUv the
..1.~ of Mr.. CRANBERRY. for DR. II.
me that he was inclined ia the
..u that the first named sermon
,i.'s was the best in the volume.
.e. read most of the sermons in
volume three times, and within
ur three years have read them
. While | can not say definitely
Bishop Granbcry's first sermon
- the greatest in the volume. I
-.ur there is none peri 10 il.
.Hut three or four I would presume
With it in excellence. The sec
-ermon is surely excellent. ana
convincing. feIicitous in thought
of superior style. They were
.trg prior to 1853. or i'm that wear
able BishOp who still lives am
. tY know must have MANY ser
3. of high religious and rhetorical
f.. sound in doctrine. and equal to
t.o h" published f~orty-seven years
iu old age why not select twenty
.oro of the best, and give them TO
people as a legacy of thought. the
and stvle. at once rich. fertile
Safe. free from all Iatter-dav false
.rar. absolute heresy. tainted.
rUuud philosophy that dies
rHing.' all deceptive absurd spec
ana Romanistic or high church
.attvaness or suggestion. Such a
as he could .1bIish. | must
ege. would be a positive blessing
"A drcadent age. and would intel
aa'lv. religiOuSIv. theOlOgicaIlv be
Tia. t, the best. | have before in the
H. and Observer. EXPRESSED = regret
IF. new edition of the .Mnthodict
hit south" had NOT been pubIished
rla Nashville Publishing House II
ilI be done. OF the twentv-eix
nous at least eighteen are of a high
rrrc grade-sOund safe rich
~,1ooestive edifvino IT
MI be Drobab1v = nublica-i
tDS ]
of eminence were TO each
pare or furnish a sermon for a
volume reflective of their ability,
Ming and theological SOundneSS.
p since ] read some fifteen or tWen-
.eaoS ago Lux Mundi." by seven
#guished divineS of the Established
rcu of England; a work by Elisha
ford. LII. d. called The Republic
jad"=mOst highly endorsed in the