, 1875-05-23
NUMBER 2T.:

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hold In which non-cooformiuta aud c1orv1mez
Hete working together.
! Ms. Moody refe1red to .the good psrs from
Germany. Switzerland: and St. Petersburg, con
Gliding With prayer that the Holy Spirit uich
bo gwen far moro abundRutly.
The MONDAY prayer-meetiag was not X
| largely attended, arising frrm two c4uaes
probably: First it ia the annual sermon
preached to-day by the Rev. Dr.. Cairns, tat
scotch divine. drawing IN immense congregar
don to Bloomsbury Chapel. another very great
attraction is that Of tho installation Of the
Prince Ct Wales to-day rs Grand Master Of The
ffoo Aasons at tho Alert hall, many taouraud-
eolahed arrivals and ROYAL visitors.
! LOO prayer-neeting 1T the HaYmarket Opera
House commenced bY tho requests for pravar
ne.1g read, d,-which. the speaker said, were 20 az
ceaolnely humorous that it WAS impossible to
specify special eaaea,-hut for the con.oIsfion Of
taose Who might be grieved thai no mention WAS
m4oe or their special request. ''tiod Ind no
Naste-hasSet;" He heard aud knew all the r.
9u5.s ;,5rs 1or PRAYER twenty we're by parents for
Ill. one TOR lady and two daughters, who a.
/ @enaed the services yesterday; also. for EIGHT
1nother!ess children, mother Tor AZ infids son.
IN cs1aafen 1a .or parents an aged father, four
| Wasea Tor husbands, four husbands Tor wives
three families, twen1y-elght brothers and siatern
tor each other, twenty~si1 for relatives and
friends, eight for akoptics, eight from an,ious
ones, Two from mourners one frcm professor
| Of twenty years, one from ono in desnair ona
from one under the Impression Of haTinr co...
m1tted the unpardonab1e sin. one from ona in
| great darkness, one from an ased widow tvo
from backaliders, tan from Christians Tor in-
| creased grace shree frora those in deep sorrow,
bath-schoo1s, two from dyine people p: also f,r
| . number OF druExards as we'll - fnr xexar,1
meetings in Nerark, Harrow, and Dec:oizes. :.
The Rev. Mr. Aitken spoke On the Bnb;ect of
drrnksrds; be believed the Lords three n1eth ,7a
we're the only true remedies for eayiur The
druokart1s VIZ. nraver fostino :snd 3,;+h
This Was Gods own apno1nte5 wnv- ~ de.1;11
with tbs ecourge wh1c!, Is deetroYias thu nj in
Silent prayer followed sud Nr. Moody con
clrded the mseting ri tn PRAYER
rHuEsiAY.
The requests for prarer were: q father. and
mothers for children, Is sons and daughters for
parents, 36 for drunkards, s for family house
holds Is for blessing on relatives "a bv brotherr
and sisters mutually for each Other. u b. wives
/ for husbands, for backsliders, for in6deIs.
ono Of whom is an aged man spending bis tine.
money, and talents in opposition to Chrisr,aoity.
so9oaY*school teachers, for Bible classes. se7-
etaA 4or spoc1at SERVICES IN towns and villages,
19r gusoance, = oY Chrlstlans for more grace;
s1eo 1ot ne" coutcn1 o7 Servants Tor masters,
tor . mlols1af FL tne uespel, Tor TWO ce1gynlen,
uh1.o ~. ~ Pot3ouo ~ 1!t9 ttfn9 Gcumstancea, for
ona punao scnoot a1a Ao1oreaa1ngs sfor 5lck per-
so so.S na; aor ssteaen N mina. os lsoy Tor her
s4u' p1oia6ate. aoo LOT son coming to helr
At: 4ooo9; also seven letters OF praise Tor SAL
Va..on~
mr. Moody remarked that tho most difficult
class TO reach we're young men. Tho continu.I
complaint in Christian homes Of America wss
the Little hold OF parental influence on the youth
OF their families: 4 CRY w3s going up continu-
allv all over the Statea deploring the want Of re
ligions influence. But now in England, ireland,
and Scotland prayer had been answered, and
throughout the Uuited Kingdom the young nen
had bean resched. and wonderful work WIS 70
Ing on IN most Of the places he had Visited. 10
Glasgow especially. Perhaps one of the most
remarkable meetings IN connection with young
men took place in Edinburg. 4 deputa-
tion came up from that city askinc
him to visit the Metropolis Of Scotland,
He agreed to do 60, and service Eas ha1d in
the Ciry-HaH for young men. He never felt this
power OF the holy Spirit moro manifest than en-
that occasion; aavensy-one young men gave then
hearts to Jesus, and they azo ~ faithful vo1a~
ers, banded to5eshes. touo"-woEkers in preach-
ine' praying, AND 7!s1t1ng the darkest places ct