, 1875-09-06

tasting at redemption thcre then
that ninnbtN might bo drawn toward Jesus 4. tho
ot,o Among ton thousand altogether loynlY.
There Mcrs those Nhu had neh rnanY tears that
had boen ioeps.l'd un high; fathers ch, Ill their
gray hairs we. going to their rEavcs in a'rtnw,
and mothurH whuso lfayurs lad h.ecnlef for
Fons nll> hst Eono hslfay. might thmr prayers
bo aua sosoI sldr night. sltgat tho work !" he.
su,s thnn. hnd continued until esory pfodigal
shnuf 10 rctl2i.nes,
At tho conclusion VI tho praros, tho familiar
hymn. "Nlnety and htnc." was rung.
had beon verv vol sung, hut a. il lad boon al
tered somewhat IN tho edition nscd llel0. lso
would riug 1t M Mr. Hsnkcy {wtIo had fti,,l tho
hgnln IN Al Obscure Scotch paper, hht had Ect 1t
to music) eans It In Great britain. This alr.
Anderson proceeded 10 do. botwco.l the sauxas
giving aotno petnonal o1hurtatlnns.
aIr. Andersen tlten renl as the lesson for the
cvot,nE The tAlttvf0urth 1tsalnl, wl.irll lia ma0
crosH aud DO ligi'tsuc'f OF their burden IN tho
Lord Ind promised thoso who aoaglt Him. lIo
lhen proceeded Il, rap,tlly nketcl. tl,s G ospnt
work of ,1osars. atoniy aud Hankey, with whse,
our rostlcra arc already tnm1af, and added
anl s. Quilted England. The Hecd haI fallen
in good ground; Mr. Moody Ind
given ll,am solid food for thought,
tho work WAS ben4 Continued, aud
yot OF backs!!,l'ng.. Mir. Anderson didn't betoso
Tint uaoksing ofton followed actual cunvor.
sion. What waH ier,nol bacltsli1tng WAS rathor
tho eRorycAccnco OF moro religious excitement,
Which was not conversion. 1uo interost mani
fcasod IN tho preaching Of a1r. Moody had not
Iocn oi that sort-tl.er1 was very little oxc1tn-
mont about IT,. lIo had doslt viii, tho great
truths, ha.l Talked to tho pcop'o sonudiy. aud
la,l inslatcd that thcy should follow hun
with their Bibles, and IN tnia way 10 lad
re!esrol them to n,at,y te2ta That lau not beeu
forgotten. Tho work, too, lla.l nut boen confined
to the tlilterase; Tic neotinRs Of Meusrs. Moody
Ir,neess Of Wales. atsd othors Of lilo nobility.
This, Mr Anderson aaid, he mentioned not ho-
cause ho held tho nobility boter than other ucn,
but bccauae Of .l!o rro9t it Afforded that tho
ttuspel work of AloaesB. Moody nnl SauAay had
snbsiJe az sopn as they quilted England.
Al1, Audcrsun thon ANNOUNCED thu hymn,
lorc 10 tell the story,
which was sung With oaTnastuessb by tue conHrc-
CATION.
Al tle conclusion Of tho singing, he etappo1
forward and. eelccknH NotnanH, T., ., rs 4 text,
proceeded to atsdress tlo audience. fIo said;
There Wero two thtnEs necessary to new lifo--
cu,tesslon from tho heart and bolfef. faith In
Jesus. 4 ulan had to DO titst convicted. but
cunyic.ton wan not conversion, a mistake too
often inade. Ifo hoped those beforo lin would
nt least bocotne conyictel, which was
the stapplng-stona to conversion and tho open-
ing uf lilo way to Heaven. Confession lad to
Observation-Disclosures from tho month sposk-
ing tic fultnoss Of tho heart. It would not do
tu confets from tho MUD. or be!iore in tho ioad,
hut it waH necessary that tho confession aud bo-
lief should como IRON tho dep.h3 OF tho heart
oon.Tito lcatta wuru the nvccsaity in tho Balva-
ton Of Fonfs. II was not tho doAl,
but tho living Christ. tho coming Jesus,
who nas 70 10 rolled upon. we sall know q
Abraham 1Aucoln. Grant, Queen Victoria, and
thu nolablcs of tho would. Ind seen MANY OF
tAcm, but ile did not actually kaow uuy Of
thcm. tso 1t was with humanity. All know
Tim III their henrts waa a sad reflection. Thoso
| WIN think they know Him wero tlloso who Bot ,lo
morality in place Ut spirituality. No ono had
over seen tbs wind, but ias eflucta wora e7ery-
| wlclo noticeable. SO II Was with JesuH. lis
MAS invisible to tho naked eve, bnt Ills power
was noticeable throughout tho lengtll aud breadth
| Of TIN tand III tlo conversion of Bo;.!s. Tho or
crciso ot faith ln Him. III Ills PROMISES, In Ills
| proclona void, was all that WIS necossary to
| CONVERSION.
lilo thau snug " Gathering Home, by tho ro-
quest of como Of tho melHber3 Df tho YN;.ng
Mons Ch,iatian Association, III clolv, aatnos,@
I ,oico. eacusinE hlnsslf, however, by calling at-
ton.ion to lts llous labors Just clo3oa in St..
| Luuis.
Tho audience was tlon dismissed, but 1t onco
interrupted By rclucss to stay aud jou IN sing
Ing "tatcs inr." This llnlHhsd, the suaenco wDa
formally dismissed. \ fow remained, howeYor,
] to Join lu o abort soaaon of singing mud praror.
During tho after meeting 1fr. Anderson road u
letter he uad received while at work in st. Iuus
| fruEu . reporter, who was tirel OF the WAYS OF
! tito world and desired to COMMUNE with God.
1lo saltl 1lu prayed for him, atd had thu aatsfau-
tioa of Bocng lin converted, and loft hiln at tho
| hoad Of a mission band dung eIIoctiYo
[ work In city destitute nf Young blen's Chris
tan Association, mud wlorp tho churcAos were
! deserted for tIo thcAtrcH mud other rAskiMca,
Tho young mnn, i,e adlotl, was anxious to be-
| como all evangelist, nnd waH mod!tatiug tho
| abandonment nf his profession, so great was
| tho hold nf Christ uppn hs heart.
Another llY,nu was sung, and With rnnewcd
! energy and evidences of religious de-
| vottou. This concluded. all invitation
| was pxtondcd 20 such AZ w.shel an intoroat iu
Christ n to tloo from tho wrath 10 come to man.
ifcfs tho samo by rising 10 their feot. At iirat
ito ono arose, but upon tho invitation beiug
| pressed a young man in tic rear Of tho hail
! arose. Others followed until Ht1teon stood up,
| tho most Ut whom wcro youug men.
| Among them, ho*eyer, was m e.
| derly LADY, III the gallery, who asked that her
| cltiIdsou IN California might DO Remembered,
| aua n Inthdlo-agod gentleman, who Expressed a
dostro TO become a whole e-hcartod Chtiattan.
| Tho meeting was then dismissed, after singing
"Wu'l Ea!1or at the river" and prayer aud the
| doxo|oEy.
| Another roviral meoslng will. bo hold thla
evening In Lower Fazwoll Hall, to ho lol by
| Mr, Anderson.
ANOTHER CHICAGO EVANGELIST.
MAJ. JAMES II. COLE IN LIEEnpuoL.
| L,rtruoul I'rotfstsint Standard, AHa.lt.
| It hnyinr -bccu anllnl1ncad. bv an stver tina.