What tho soul needs is tho spiritual
vision. God is our present help; we
need to know this truth experimentally.
No evil force in this universe can touch
the soul that is"hid with Christ in God."
Death passed upon tho body when sin
entered into the world, and bo it is "appointed
unto man once to die." liut
God, by His Son, has virtually conquered
death. "Tho sting of death is sin,
tho strength of sin is the law, but thanks
be to God, Who giveth us the victory
through our Lord Jesus Christ."
These are great truths. Nothing less
than great truths can meet thu wants of
tho soul. Tho soul is great, its wants are
great likewise.
Kxeuso the liberty I havo taken in
addressing this letter to you. My apology
is tho sympathy I feel for you in your
severe sickness and earnest desire that
your soul may prosper, and that you
may be able to interpret these aillictions
in the light of God's gracious purpose of
grace towards us, and that thu very
storms of life that beat most fiercely upon
us may bear us the nearer to the golden
shore of our Heavenly homo. May
your health boou ho restored and may
you see soino day hew tho trial proved
your greatest good.
My earnest prayer is for your recovery
and spiritual good, all for Jesus' Bake.
As over your friend,
W. L. Wm.uams.
CRABORUHAhU
Mrs. Rhoda Higgins wns summoned
to tho bedside of her aged mother. Mrs.
Polly Middletou, of Danville, who is
very sick. Mrs. Annie Miller, of Hazel
Patch, ia yisitini! her mother, Mrs. Sue
Holmes. Mrs. Kl(a Hutchings has gone
lo.Mcmpuis, lenn., to see nor sister,
Miss Laura Beazley, Messrs.
