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,,.,.,,,.orru, LIFE AND M1SIsTRT THE REv. JOHN
Es,I,psrirLp A. VI. by JOHN HOLLAND, with IL


.o1c;oTv Letter by James Montgomery Sixth Edition.


IV e,rers and "reminiscences not before published


80, syo %. 1901 D. Mead Office Of the Mothers


Magazine


The subject of this biography is fervently re-
membered by the seniors of this generation as a
burning and shining light in their earlier years.
His eoouence in the pulpit was paralleled and
enforced by his daily walk and conversation; it
was eagerly listened to and needed, and is still
treasured in thousands of hearts and its fruits
evinced in thousands Of lives; it was energetic,
nnostentatious impressive it was the dlstillation
Of ofHeavenly purity and Christian love. Deeply
attached to his own communion the Methodisr,
Mr.. summerfeld won the esteem and adneiration
Of men of all churches and of none; no one re-
gardng him as minister of rival Church, but
all as Christian aud brother. We are not sur
pised but gratifed to see the biography of such
man reach its sixth edition. 1t cannot be read
without profit by any.