1899 WILLIAM BUTLER. Fine Walking Cane Belonging to the Francis Asbury of Methodist Missions in India & Mexico! Autograph Extensive first-hand testimonies from the

Extensive first-hand testimonies from the students range from 10 years of age to 15 or so

And he that said to the Centurion

Wherein is Contained

we are abundantly justified

In Part set forth in a SERMON At the South Church in Boston

1899 WILLIAM BUTLER. Fine Walking Cane Belonging to the Francis Asbury of Methodist Missions in India & Mexico! Autograph Extensive first-hand testimonies from theHere is a wonderful gem of Methodist and missionary ephemera. Measuring 34 inches in height, this presentation hardwood organic root cane was likely presented to him upon his retirement. It was obviously his "every day" use cane and enjoyed regular use by the aged saint. It has wear commensurate with age and use, though is still very much lean worthy. It is no overstatement to say that William Butler and his wife, Clementina Butler [nee Rowe] were the