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twenty-seven into The church, who we're re-
celved Feb. 8. Fifty or SIXTY have been convert

twenty-seven into the church, who we're re-
celved Feb 8. Fifty or SIXTY hare been convert
! ed in all.
a revival is in progress at Minonk, ILL.,, in the
| Methodist Episcopal Church, the Rev. L. Spring
| e1, pastor Thirteen conversions were received
At Independence, lows, under the ministra-
tions Of the pastor, tho Rev. H. s. Church,
! aided by Sister Belle Leonard, there hare been
l65 conversions, representing over sixty heads
| OF familieH
| The revival in Lebanon, Ind, continues.
! Within tho past six weeks forty-six additions
have been made to the church.
FIFTY conversions have taken place in the
Newton, Iowa, Methodist Church, under the
pastorate Of the Rev. William hoy.
Aseries Of revival meetings which commenced
on New Years Eve, in Centre Point, iowa, has
continued to the present time. The revival in
fuence began in the Sunday y-school, and at
! length extended to the adult portion Of the So
eiety, resulting in the addition to the church Of
tLirty-ive new converts. Tho pastor was aided
in the work OF evangelization by the Rev. r..
Hollenbeck, the blind evangelist.
At Watseka, Ill.,, under the labor8 OF the pas
tor, aided by the Rev. r. A. Cowen. slxty-two
persons have been converted and have united
with the Methodist Church, and there are ten or
fifteen more who profess to have experienced
tho joys Of conversion.
A revival meeting has just closed in the Meth
odiat Church at Fort Atkinson. H., the Rev.
Charles Creesey. pastor at which some Fifty per-
Bons hayo been converted. OF whom thirty-two
have joined the church.
More than twenty conversions have taken
place IN tho Methodist Church at Mendon, Mich.
4 revival ct ten weeks duration IN Crawfords
vile, Indiana, has resulted in tho addition Of 160
new members to the Methodist Church, thirty
BY letter and 1870 on probation. Other churches
have also shared in the revival Influences.
SUNDAY, Feb. Is. tho pastor Of the Marquette,
Michigan, Methodist Church, the Rev. J. u.
Johnston, baptized eleven and received thirty
two on probation
Seventy-three persons have united with the
Methodist Church in Monticello, Ind, On proba-
ton and letter since last fai
At Norwood. Michigan, revival in the Method
ist Church has added twenty-seyen pesepns to
the church.
On the Pushyile, H., Circuit seyeuty-hve
conversions have taken place 30 far this winter
One Of the most general and profound relig-
ions exctemcnts that has ever shaken 4 city has
taken place in Mattoop, Ill., The interest has
spread through ali the churches, but has been
most marked in tho Methodist body, which has
received $50 new converts since tho commence
meut Of tho now year.
In Greencastlo. ind. the Methodist Church.
under tho Rev. Mr.. Buchte, has received about
200 new members within few woe1s.
PRESBYTERIAN.
Presbyterian missionaries from Park Ridge,
Jefferson, and Norwood hayo succeeded ID
awakening deep revival interest among the in
mates OF the COOK County PO0r-Houae. Every
Sunday afternoon religious services arc held ia
the dining hall. At almost ovory meeting some
rise for prayers.
At Sugar Creek, H., at the last communion
aeaaon, twenty-one PERSONS were added to the
Presbyterian Church, as the result OF revival
effort
The Presbyterian Church in Indianola. a.,
added eleven to its church-roll Feb. 8, at the
close Of series OF extra meetings,
Feb 8, the Rev. T. G. Butler, pastor Of the
Presbyterian Church at Grand Tower, ILL.,, bap-
tized into the church eighteen now converts,
making in all twenty-one since the first of the
year.
A protracted meeting Of fse weeks duratiou
in the Vermont, Ill.,, Presbyterian Church has
added to it fourteen new converts.
1t Morris, H.. the Methodist, Baptist Con-
gregationa1 and Presbyterian churches havo
held q series OF union services resulting in
general religious awakening. Over sixtv have
risen for prayer, many Of whom rejoice in
hone.
Hepvorth Ill. Presbyterian Church has held
series OF special meetings, resulting, thus far
ii the addition Of sixty persons to the Church by
profession OF faith.
At Peotone. nj, tho First PRESBYTERIAN
Church, at it's last communion. received seven
+nan na.v mamhers air hv latter and efaven nv