L'histoire du méthodisme [ressource électronique] . ny médecin ofgood et régulière pour intenter son ou sa patiente à thehospital pour conseil et les soins infirmiers, et les suivre comme dans theirown maisons. Le plan s'est révélé très satisfaisant. Dur-ment de l'année écoulée, 203 patients ont été traités. Le Sanitarium De Peyster pour Consumptives, situé à atMillbrook, Dutchess County, N Y , soixante-cinq milles fromNew ville de New York, sur une colline de 1100 pieds au-dessus du niveau de la mer, érigée au milieu d'une pinède, en mémoire de l'donorsdaughter, qui est mort de la consommation, est la dernière de l'institutions européennes ouverte par un

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The history of Methodism [electronic resource] . ny physician ofgood and regular standing to bring his or her patient to thehospital for board and nursing, and attend them as in theirown homes. The plan has proved very satisfactory. Dur-ing the past year 203 patients were treated. The De Peyster Sanitarium for Consumptives, located atMillbrook, Dutchess County, N Y , seventy-five miles fromNew York city, on a hill eleven hundred feet above sea level, erected in the midst of a pine grove, in memory of the donorsdaughter, who died of consumption, is the latest of the insti-tutions opened by Methodism for the sick and suffering. Itwas donated to the American University, whose trustees haveleased it to the Methodist Episcopal Deaconess Society, and the sanitarium will be under the immediate care of deacon-esses. A physician, who is a specialist, will also be asso-ciated with them, and it is planned that in time to come theremay be here an investigating station of The AmericanUniversity. It has recently been opened to consumptivechildren.. M CHAPTER CXIX Princes of Pulpit and Platform Durbin.—Simpson.—Eddy.—Dashiell. ETHODISM honors not onlv those who laid the foun-dations but also those who builded thereon. Herprinces of eloquence and activity deserve our remem-brance and the recital of their deeds. From the shelves ofMethodist biography we have selected a few illustrious exam-ples of zeal, piety and achievement. John Price Durbin was born in Kentucky in the year 1800.His early life was spent on a farm, and his education wasmeager. At fourteen he was a cabinetmakers apprentice.Four years later he was licensed to preach and became a circuit rider ; commenced the study of Latin at twenty-one, then Greek. While an itinerant he entered college andgraduated at twenty-five, receiving as a special mark of dis-tinction the masters degree. Truly has it been said, Inseven years John Price Durbin was made, as a preacher, an orator and a scholar. At his graduation he was appoin

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