, 1875-11-06
NOVEMBER G, 1875.-TWELVE PAGES.

most horcesa material. a GourishiuR tnrs1nn.
krII",l. that aventualIs hacsn,a 4 lattta nud M
f'1cntiat church. need not hero be told. 1b:
.Hasn sac.A hare beessre sncospot ated with tue
,'t'''F! ~ Of cMcaso. and are - fs1n'i,a, ina
rev1as ot tho noble work contained
III Tie bDuk bcfore ls, thern AFRO unn1beress ill.,
cai' TT" 1tlatc Il. s rs"psess THAT arc Of th11r.
ing intercst. Nov touching. nov mirtl-nctt,ng.
tearh. Theae rtnttra will lear repeating. egau
10 thpSe who nltsad> know tho circumstances;
aud "o Eohtu!e h extract heselal Of tho most
IN ,tebsiTt:
III m old rcohory, formerly !. shabby rsroon.
opplu'te tIe hnr4l Ms'hp. Hal. slf. a!ou,y
established 'seekhIgtlt ptayef-ueetitgA, early III
tho CAREER Of hin 1Hlrelpn. In tlnn Losulate
place would gather. in The nvstt.nss thu little
cusnpsnv OF children aid Adults ah,to hcast.
had been ton~lsd b. the Gospel hc pzcarllsd. t.
Inquire OF h,m aud his No" Tts.an.cnt what
mote thew must do to win a.eguai life. Uuc
ThankssfrInx-avenlng be hell what ae called
"jubl!eo, at which a nulpbor OF lin grateful
folI'"rEd ar1lafed. Iho room. IN this gala
Eta dim light Of taow-dil's, sbsenca Of fire. Rlld
assembly OF rude, ragged children, puinherihR
thirty or forty, overy Que Of wh9tn bore tht
AArhA u poverty, II mt of tlncning Hant:
evening istvs tre graphic narr.:orl, would natural,
tn4sett festival " auiTr; Int, tucu thing LetHH
tlh1L; IeftId tuGff fHeAEtt AlGD1J had tVltt4
l1Hl u lTafela., Ut which every " Tel xIaa
he ka4l u te t!,tt thauAiu fur.
one Ht1s lalow, who had TO otdtr .eIatito IN shc
world nut tecreIdt old granitatiur. rlth whnEa he
sed IN the greatest pore.y, had become Christian
sone s.'s hefnse. aud, ii8s "hers Of tho ch!tfen.
tr;an9 10 4p l..IA sslua.ry work un hal
own kccount. Mhtn hia turn to tell waat hs
1n'nt tna,.sfu. fo,, Ms sai>:
'Thtss w4s that hig fo.low. Butcher Kllfoy.' who
to ts turned out ut Qua c.A.s after ao!ncr, TIL waa
afraid b, would he tururl OUT Of tho school. 1t
&ot ht1 to tt~J. nbb u pay Ja,1s ,esy day "
give him new heart, and f.it pretty su,e Ill ~uud
il We dldnt turn hin Out. by-an's-uy uu"her XII
roy teaan 10 saus to bs catlstsn. mi now be IL
tie A1l p'ttt o1s III al my fA"
IL tleso any story Of tho carly Christians in
tho CatacJn'bs murs affecting tlau thiA$
Among tile children Ut poverty aud misery
whom Mr. Mooiy ntrore To entlce iuto his scloul
hy meann of geutlo words, aud BHlicB, aud Hen
utut Ritts OF tnapc-sugar. Nas ono desperate
caso that long reassed u! approaches:
lie tort Of chief among tie CUTLER. .sarc., who,
itey tered him, uowe1 him 10 he perfect y rant
thcm. II long tstao beto:' they cy'lid set
III. e,en 10 =. ~, Wis caught with ths ui,tunat5
avNat, auI sasItcI to cong u tie .s&Io.-seAuo
!. w. G cs'd ta5 H. Fehrury: but the only gar;
giving lin tie spt:e.rauco 1t beny Hewed up III .
aa % IT.. 1s Rt e ~ ans
tune In tnis outat be ruads ni4 Appearance, our
Bau41y, Ut ti'e or Of the North Al4rxet school.
put. ] nn IL, sLI' ~ mar la9 situ s lin tic he xbost @
length OF tle room, Rtfo bin laco iu class, with
tl6 st1nU AAlneaH aua attention he woai hare show
| IL The last drrhsed 10y on thc North hlc.
At 4lt VI tue "rttclel Haf, ssr4uear visiting he
scLoot S4E u'ustd 10 tear. Alter tho e1srcscA wore
oftE, he took hlut IL lts house, and gave Lin tI
| suit If c:ohts bc.ousipR to bis OWL s5E.
Tno Wild lad titus c,slize1 III appearance. CONTINUED
f1tpttt AMI t41
halno boy Ia Christian geat!elulu, u stce4pt ot !
tatSe salary. mud Superintendent Of hunday Ec4ooi
| In mt VI our large cities.
10 koap crowded achqol OF unc1yilizad chill
dretI jn dtceut urler Nas eask that tiled tbs M
Eeullty au1 patsence u tie tcacAels to tic IT.
luost. At ont utue Particularly Wild hatuatlau
appeared among them, "ho. dclylng a. auiuur-
ity, stirred np al iutoie. Auie tAluu1s. Il wna
sos:raEy to ths principles ct the school 10 expel
chud. Al thereby n1H hop1 might bo lost: tAere-
tote. every sxpehIeut wiz tried tu eubduo the
b4Yase muod Of tLis roung tearobats. The case
lAy heavy gu Mr.. Ao.ay'd oitII I'll ono week.
Tue next Sunday tho buy MAS Vi Lauu. and a:
up1uurloas ns ever and there a. actual daDgeI
Of lis tteakiug up tia school:
On this memorable Jay Mr. Moody determined tt
Try ,hs hss. 1on'sdy H. 1,opis lhy.sr.a ensownen
whlth tlil' dry. he "s4 u tn.kea ysty err, tss
nae. Coming sndaenJ ulou the fetw. In the EuiIsIt
Il tj.e lal. le .e4t.l nm With x,th t4uis f.:y ut
iuR him ut his k9s, cArt3d illu into uttIs Rute
1ootn. locked The uyuf, aud proceeded t. apply ths
t:u4.n,rus recommended ~ soIosnun. 2bia wAs b,
casy ta4k, for tue snp!it was as strong
rnl active, nua savage ~ wolf. The noise Of TIT
struggle awakened tie tnost lively !n!er.st Of iii
schoa, ant By way VI div tson, af .r~eil :t4rtos
q suuH+ Tnl.t tha twu sItra 1t that tolItI duoF
| two widrIy-diaessnt ncaus Of grace were IN 4m.il
! taneouR t},sTat*oE+
1u dus course of time, sood5 rn hIh pupil emerged
fron the nnte-rooln, bosn greatly nusuel. xhd 1u
| completely suodned.
III VA - xoFt," said ,lood,; hat think ~
u4ly little vht1o ago, :r. EarwelI met suIs ves,
Icy, no" grown tuln. -t tue uoon lr4yer neetinB
lltvy 70. osni4sd each o!Asr, sua lsafy ssrsei IL
t!ester4te tnsts.
Experiences Az novel and ssirring ~ thes
were IN coutsnaal rucceas'on III Mr. Moody
l1fp, making the record anl4latel to tho last de-
gIee. but one fnuro-liaptonlHE OF sno eve o
lis departure for EuelAnd-ls I'LL for wuich vi
eau maze rom bore. II should be pi ietnlsel tha
aif. Moody had now been living fur ausne years
like tho famous MuI.es, wholly upon voluntar
contributions:
Aud uov onc last trial Of his filth, hefore 1o put
tht n,larp tickiu int bis h-n4. lie Ii ea!lta En-
| gland. Hud wants hu taese, Lie anuot,nces hla In
teudta lrp-iturs 10 Ais family. wao afe 70 70 wt
apla!nls tho y give them lis parting tncsaueo
II b,u 1hrm farewell. Bit hs has no 1noaoy. he c..
not Ilay Lls 1a*Aags. Tue L.st day arrives. te-nses
4 fcw lour4 t*iore he aud bis family Are to take th
train, fre4l1, who know nothing Ut hIs nscda, l.,
t llluks It'll, tuat Mr. auu4y ~!4 w4ut ,i,,,c
t.uHcr Et trlthfs ina,una." lie goes to asy good-h
and places s ~ III Liz !IaI1.
lilo hook briuga tho history OF Mr.. Moody au
LIS wo:A down to b.s lase Icturu fEom Euglans
II 10 uot too much to say that, of the many nl1
e.puay,cs the great evangelist who naa beon II.
n,eaus Of sending into Tho dad thus. With ~hsc
le las had drccty nosAsng whatever to do vi.
pscss eyp1Y reader With the conviction that,
tIlerc 4era enough such men sud such books {
teach ait the ol1, thcro would nowhere tcula1
ia>. Of respect 1or truth. ,falLll, and 600
t works.
FIGURES OF SPEECH.
| THE M1nHr ANb MIE4A or L1KRArUnK. TkRA.
| me IN EIuukATfvE I.AfGuAHx. Ik WHioH I'll
| w4nn+ uf GU WHIrEns AaK nEFknHku 10, An
| ~ FluuKEs lLLus!EAlkp. Uy joMN WALKk
NiLAsr alAcbslu. l!uo.. pp. ~. Nav York
IIsrINs Hrotlera, Chicago: Jansen, MrClur8
| t.. Itice, tt.1t.
The nature o! this very ambitious book canns
bet.er DO described than tu the worl4 OF tt
author, embraccI iu hia introductory Natic
| which We copy entire:
The object nf ta1 volume ts to espAis aud fut
cauIpa new brauth of Atudy; 10 +hacurs Figures
l hkxs st,A