The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-22
CHAPTER 1x.-C Continued.

y orally failed to reach the church. So .'.N
Gortre, smiling. But you mean ne. o's'
establishment Is near, suppose ~,
N .i1shat,s Il. mister" said the man. ~
" must come now, and about time, Ivy,
N after ali these centuries OF humbuB.
nsed 10 TO to church, years bacR, a ~,
III. a., rN.,-hc Church's one Foundation u
fo,indat,on's been proved pack Q ne
nov. and down It comes discs tauiisn
'f ,neut will provo tho salvation OF LAs..'''u =.
a When Religions swept away ny het -. y
81 rl,nment, then men Will have an op-
.a.t,,,,it.,'Sn tnlIing sense and sestns
things clearly" ,.,.,,
q 5i & He snoko without rudcness. but VIII
fnortain arrogance aud an obvious sat
# t.rsouot, NJ tho situation. Here was q
ii .,ntsnn corncred, literally. forced TO us
ton to him, with no way OF escape
Gortrc imagined that he was congratu l
iating himself that this was DOT a cor
4 rdor train. III ,,,,,,,
- como indeed" said Gortrc, ana IL
5i r,,l como the sooner for recent events.
s,f .co,,rsc think that 1t will be most
f,arafoeed robbery to tnko endowments
q ~ 4, thn church which are absolutely her
own property and use them for secular
nurnoses, but I'm not at all sure tnat
MI 1t wouldn't be an excellent thlhs III ~
church after oil. But you seem to thlnK
I fiat Observation-Disclosures will destroy re-
& ir,on That Is an entire mistake, as you
will find !" 49,,
s.'1t,s destroyed already" said the man.
def alone what's going to happen since
what they've found out in Jerusalem inc
,vhole things como puff! like BLOWN OUT
n match. You can't get fifty people 70 70
gethcr In any town what belleVe ~ ~
i,rnn INV more. Tho religion Of common
sense has come now, and It's come TO
~ stay
voice with O curious singing inlec-
finn came from the corner OF tho car
r,opc voice utterly unlike the harsh
North -country accent Of the workman
IRE old woman was beginning to speak.
Gortre recognized the curious Cornish
tones at once, and looked up with sudden
K interest.
''You'm wrong my SON." said tho ola
woman, 'bitter wrong you be. and us
5cnrnal vanity that spakes within you.
To Lostwthul where l Dido, could
show 'ce different to what you do say"
The workman, n good-humored fellow
enough, smiled superior at tho odd OLD
4 thing. The wrinlsled face had become
animated, two deep lines ran from the
nostrils to the corner Of the lips, hard
and Incorporating. Tho eyes were
bright
argument Is only just and proper
"Ah!'' sto replied, Its easy to go
scat when you've not got love Of tho
Lard in your heart. ] be gono sixty
years OF age, and many as can mind
back -along as have trodden the path
of sorrow. There DO a brao lot o fools
about
u Tho workman winked at Gortre with
4 huge enjoyment. and settled himself
comfortably in his place.
l"Then you don't hold with dsestab-
fishing the church, mother?" he said
II DO take no stock In church, she
E replied. bcgging tho gentlcmnn's par
don''lthis to Gortre II was born and
"a bred q Wesleyan, and such I'm like to
die. How should know what they'll be
doing up to London church town? This
A here is my first visit to England to see
! my daughter, and It'll be the last I've a
II mind to take. You should come to Corn
wall my dear, and then you'll see If
religions over and done away with
"But you've heard of all rs they've
Just found out at Jerusalem, surely? 1t S
known now that Christ never was what
He made out to be- Ie won't save no
moro sinners-it s all false what the
Bible says, 1t IS been proved. ! sup
pose you've heard about that In Corn
y wall p &
II was down to the shop" said tho old
lady, with the gentle contempt Of ono
speaking to foolish child II was
= down to tho shop December month, and
Mrs. Raragwaneth showed mo the
"Wcstcrn Morning News" with q picture
and lot OF talk saying tho Bible was
ontrue, and Captain Billy Peters, OF
Trcurthlan NINE ne was down-aong too.
How a did laugh at 'un! My dear
he says, It silnke the coast guards go
ing Misunderstanding. Night after night
have they been out, Ind shot the nets, too,
4 for they be nlwass seem something brin.
ing thinking 1t school O fish, and not
knowing t Is but moonshinc. 1t Is want
OF experience that do make folk talk
So"
THAT'S all very well. Mother" an
ewered the man, slightly nettled by the
placid assurance of her tone. That's
+ all pretty enough, and though don't
understand your fishing terms can guess
p at your meaning. But here's the proof on
one slide and nothing at all on t other.
Here 8 all the learned men of all coun-
tries as says the Bible is not true, and
proving it, and here IS you with no
learning at all Just saying It Is. with no
proof whatever
,"Do zee want proof. thcn?" she an
sWcred eagerly, the old see-saw of her
Z voice becoming more and more accen-
tuated in her excitement II tell &c
thes as many proofs as pilchards In the
shy. Ever since the Lard dicd-ah! t
was e. bitter mailing, a bitter mailing. my
dear!"--she paused, almost with tears IN
her voice, and the whole atmosphere OF
the little compartment seemed to Basil
to DO irradiated, glorified by the shining
faith OF the old dame-"ever since that
time the proofs have been going on. Now
Il I'll tell 'ae as some as I've seed, my son.
Samson Trevorrow to Carbis water mar
ried my sister. May Rosewarne. forty
years ago, FIe would drink something
terrible bad. and swear like a foreigner
y He'd half-share In a trawler three cot
tages. and money IN the bank First his
H money went. then his cottages. and he
led q life Of sin and brnwling. Ho were
bad man, my dear. Every one were
IN at 'un for an ongodly wastrel, but a KEEP
on. Tan the Lard gave him no children
May could not make n child to him. fo'
she were onfrllltful but he would MOI
change All that folk with sense coulc