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In short, volume might be written of the
manifold signs given that it was well with him.
For some days before his death his paroxysms Of
pain for the most part left him, and he sunk
calmly and gradually into the arms Of his Saviour,
depaning with the name of "JESUS" On his
lips. a.


These few notes have been made, not for
him who needs them not, nor for his mourning
relatives, on whose minds these with many other
things are wildly and indelibly impressed; but
for the sake of his surviving companions and
friends, many of whom are as devoted to the
world, as unconscious of their danger, and as
blind to the nature OF genuine religion, .as was
their departed friend few years ago. Could
his Medical, Masonic, Literary and Philosophical
brethren have heard bis dying testimony, given
with ali the soberncss of irresistible reason, and
with all the ardour of Overwhelming conviction,
they would have heen persuaded, If the expe-
ricnce of another could have persuaded them,
that the foundation on which many of them rest
their hopes of happy eternity is saad;-that
the religion which is the object of their neglect
and contempt is a divine and everlasting rsaLty'
that the world on which they gaze with such
rapture is painted bubblc;-that life at best is
a dream;-and ErERvITr the onlJ proper oh


icct of anxiety or pursuit. w.