North Carolina Christian advocate [serial] . h, $; Mrs. Mattie L. Rothrock,$; J. A. Fouts, $; Zed. Grif-fith, $; Chas. F. and Jas. E. Lam-beth, $; A. H. Ragan, $; Newby, $; W. O. Burgin, $;Mrs. J. W. Gray, $; Misses Susanand Mary Hough, $ Fort Mills,S. C, R. F. D. No. 2.: Mrs. R. , $; W. E. Cunning-ham, $ Barber, R. F. D. No. 2.:R. W. Holman, $; J. F. Holman,$; Mrs. C. M. Holman, $; , $ Charlotte: Will Shu-maker, $; Rev. A. W. Plyler, $; W. D. Wilkinson, $; StonyPoint: J. W. Sims, $
North Carolina Christian advocate [serial] . h, $; Mrs. Mattie L. Rothrock,$; J. A. Fouts, $; Zed. Grif-fith, $; Chas. F. and Jas. E. Lam-beth, $; A. H. Ragan, $; Newby, $; W. O. Burgin, $;Mrs. J. W. Gray, $; Misses Susanand Mary Hough, $ Fort Mills,S. C, R. F. D. No. 2.: Mrs. R. , $; W. E. Cunning-ham, $ Barber, R. F. D. No. 2.:R. W. Holman, $; J. F. Holman,$; Mrs. C. M. Holman, $; , $ Charlotte: Will Shu-maker, $; Rev. A. W. Plyler, $; W. D. Wilkinson, $; StonyPoint: J. W. Sims, $; Mrs. T. , $; R. W. Harris, $;Newton: W. L. Hewitt, $; A. , $ Monroe, R. F. D. : H. W. Redwine, $; Miss Vir-ginia Redwine, $.50. Cleveland: J. , $; Mrs. M. C. Taylor,$; J. H. Grubbs, Winston-Salem,$; Rev. E. O. Smithdeal, Tryon,$; N. M. McManus, Waxtaw, R. 3,$; Dr. B. F. Smathers, Waynes-ville, $; H. A. Dunham, Asheville,$; W. S. Phelps, Advance, $;. EooR UslUp In Greensboro! IF you want to find out how a man stands yoa• look him up in the community where he you? And the same thing might applyjust as well to an institution. If I could induceyou to come to Greensboro, see our buildings andgrounds and talk with our townspeople aboutwhat we are doing—there wouldnt be muchquestion in your mind of the standing of this In-stitute, I am sure. If you cant do that—note carefully the pictureabove. See the spacious buildings, the broadlawns and the shady trees. For the Institute isbuilt on one of the most famous and beautiful oldestates in the South—once the home of a formergovernor of the State. The old mansion nowmodernized and enlarged into a delightful, com-fortable and convenient sanitarium—with everyappointment of a perfectly equipped modem hotel. The best way to find out the kind of work we are doing is to ask any of the6,500 men whom we have cured. I have published a fe
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