Excerpt from The Wells of Salvation, and Other Sermons: A Souvenir of Six Years' Labor in the Presiding EldershipVites all men to come and drink. He is not afraid that he will impoverish himself by this public invita tion. He is confident that he can draw more water from the same wells to carry to his thirsty hearers during his future public ministry. In this particular, I have good reason for saying that he does not mis judge himself. From an...
Excerpt from The Wells of Salvation, and Other Sermons: A Souvenir of Six Years' Labor in the Presiding Eldership
Rusal. He begs that all readers will overlook the literary faults arid weakness Of the book, and think of nothing but the truth which it may contain. Having said so much about the book, the author can not forbear leaving on record a few words about the district which is so dear to his heart, and which will always be a fragrance in...
