Il** w is taken from me win n I was only
eb ven months 01.1. ll.* fell from a very
high church In Annf-ton while at work on
It. Perhaps some of 'he little children may
r. m* mb' r having lu ard tln lr parents speak
of It. I have no p. t- **xc. pt a little eat. I
,11 her Snow Hall. I have a grown cousin
that I love very mtteh. lb* also Iv.s with
grandfather. He is .-*> good to me. I go
with him to water tin* mules and drive tin*
wagon. I -.nd 10 cents for the Grady hos
pital. Best wishes to Aunt Susie and Httlo
folks.
Ella K< nnlngton, Fitzpatrick, Go. —T will
take for my subject. “The Power of
Pravcr.” Th** more we pray tho mon* wo
forget to bo unthankful, discontented,
grumbling. We forg'd to bo anxious an.l
worri.-.1, becattso wo lay our bur. eng on the
Sivlor.
It Is a disposition of our moral nature to
pray. God has mad.- us for tie duty of
pr.ay.-r. 4 Th<* effectual, fervent prayer of
th,* righteous ivatleth much." I know of
nothing beneath h* icon's blue vault that
1s so pow.-rfiil ns th<> sincere, simple
prayer. Young man. would you Ih* a |h.w
<*r for good? Would you, 11R<* Jacob, be
come n tir, vailing prince among men?
Prayer without d* sire Is dead; Its soul
has fled; It is but the careass of prayer.
When <l, sire ts burdening in the soul tt
“ends up tin* flame of prayer. Wo are com
manded to pray without ceasing.
