, 1874-03-26

ooln6 huns+ eovora! went forward Tor Prayers,
and, nftor Gods blessing bud boon asked for
thom, tho people worc dismissed,
MISCELLANEOUS.
| THE NORTH B1pE.
A. preliminary union prayer-mcoting, com-
posed Of the ladios Of tho North Side, assembled
yesterday afternoon to the number Of abont 200
in tho 1eoture-room OF tho Grant Place Methodist
/ Epiacopal Church.
Mrs. T. Q. Cendoning, wife Of tho pastor Of
that church, presided, aud stated to tito ladies
that tho mceting was to ask tho assistance Of the
Heavenly Father BY praYor, that Ho might
bo with them IN their efforts to crush tho
unlo1y traffic in intoxicating liquors the b,si-
noas beforo thcm was to pray and speak. shs
WAS more deeply Interested In this movement
than sho had over been in anything before
great work WAS before them, aud aho believed
God would blesa them.
Mr g. Elizabeth Tufrol prayed. Airs. E. Ii. Bor-
ing followed in prayer; aud Mrs. Jutkin, vito
OF Tho Presiding Elder, prayed at groat length,
asking God to aid them with HIS almighty power
IN crushing tho fearful monster-iutomperauc
| PRAYING Tint Ho wonld b1eas the sufferers Of in
temperance ; that He would bless and protect
tho childron who suffered from drunken fathors,
! inspire tho ladies' Of Chicago with His divine
forco and bs activs in tho eseat t'w work. ln
Mrs. ,clonden!ng then introduced tho Rov.
littlo advico He said j. was their proyluco to
join together md repol. evil lie knew thousands
Of mon who. could resist all the eviln in tho
world except ipt6mperanee. Tho ladies', whose
d!teet'on;. Tho great cause Of Christianity was
bound, like Samson, by this evil. Ho thought
tho l9ties Of Chicago were not active in Tits
cause; thoy were Watching the result Of tho
slow to shoulder tho burden and commence tho
work at hume, Slavery was q great evil.
but it was mere picnic compared to the evil OF
the whisky and wine traffic. The ladlos would
IS woll as tho social eviI, tho formess
bcing. the grcater. Of tho two. God was
with thom and would assist theu. Ho know
God waa with them at loast ho f." "rockoned 80 !"
he did not know to certainty, but az
preacher ho thought 30, anl as preacher lo
would say 30.
The ladies received nlr. woodworth's remarks
with evident displeasure, and Hiss Dryer re-
Piled thst the ladies Of Chicago expected to
tho Lords strength was with thom, and
80 far as thcy trusted in tho Lord they would
not fail. She had no doubt but what thoy would
meet with SUCCESS. If tnoy saw that afternoon
that they wore to suffor martyrlom they would
not shrink from it.
hrs. Jutkin followed Miss Drycr. Mrs. Van
osaae saeh 1olIo%od that lady III q few orlef TO-
vned thn h,essin~ W ~ mv,s rov;to d.o III.
suAou iuo pteea1!!6. oA 1no O1s4he iFo9iuenco
meeting WIS then dismissed.
A ato,,no.,,,o 1aE ats s,n mEsr aa;.s SIZE -, u
wost m;p;aa & y. laulos ot t9o
tho chapel Of tho Third Presbyterian church,
49, outnos ~ ~ @ Iuu stIEe1b, MI n1iu
'a ~as .so M ~ iaoes: & ae 9naas
,ne. mnn sanon ts ~ saa. e. npms' wu9 openoo sno
~ frnr leau a a
.oAs1 .h t9 ~ ~" MAlen nau to1
eraneo , to tno % object q TUG meotlng.
i, Ius VI ~ ~ " sna
m,tt,.1 ~ - a.tat;, s1u espec'"'y
Iose;l,aI ~ n;;s,n ,; ~ " r,:, .n:uu,'.b:t -
Monla " 1 tgact .llon 10 pray, ~ ansWor 70 Whlch
80 ~ .',a suu f,."". n". WIS 4m N.Y. AhoWn
nn,ust ns u.,p 11ae al"yos, 1ne pnaaoo OF tho
'r' "na Mino mo.Lny " sIuuy;
hc v tha nrov vooam o ",qon W. nh;aoa
tra,, ,s,,.et ~. ~ tnu pa{R "oon " ccago
,1,u,osI t n1p'i ~ w. @
oa,,s ~, ~ eu.,so NV muu VI pot.nciy
To a aesa come 30 r. 4ara tG ena On Io nc gant aoat kops
S;;""n " & ~ G"G .oa nesoI ua}s pnt
ann, tans a. ~ u. 1aS. ~ uas. anu no Ma5 over
1 o9 3oad 1oe y t ygnrs 1ne 9 monster nse
attaeks: 5ut me lssns compattor Of iIs owl lnlu-
o''scs a'au . peuI tou.iu % a. iass ~ p.aycr.
e ~ apr ene fsyors o. TIC
~ st.s ~ a,H ~, - .no .uvu proFh one consoof
W tuat 1no c!.y Ao"hPapeta nau teateo tho
women Hosehlons lu = proper sEAflt
lure! 1aaret tlan many o'aeE ie1s'ou7 movements had
oesh tleated. , H..
Auotner ta'.y nskoa ~. =. ti tno prayers 9! tue
mootlnG Ior !ouns mah III tl'o SHERMAN HonB0
VINO w1s iond OF tue cup. lie hnd eeen induced
70 attoha Inc noohaay Pfayor.lneoungs, bit
aitor 5htSo 9ays atsenuaheo 60 n's presence %as
former habits, and wished TINT the meeting
would 1oll1 per III prayers IN us boha'l.
Ahothof lhuy wlsaou ~ tlo meotlnes prayers Tor
eminent artist OF tAlClEo. WHO WnB addicted