The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1876-11-17

Inglis and Stebbins will be present during the
convention, and many prominent ministers and
laymen from ell parts Of the country have been
invited.
The following topics are suggested;
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER q.
3to o'clock d. m.-Praise and prayer meet |
ing. Led by Mr.. Moody.
Alto s o'clock, Bible lecture on how to study |
the Bible.
o'clock.-Preaching by Mr.. Moody, followed
by an inquiry meeting.
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER %.
10 to II o'clock a. m.-Evangelistic services :
How to conduct them.
IL to II o'clock.-How to conduct prayer
meetings.
IL m. to p. m.-Noonday prayer meeting at
the Tabernacle. conducted by Mr.. Moody.
3to4 oclock.-How shall the music be con-
Quoted in the Lords work. Opened by Mr.
Sankey.
TO o'clock.-Inquiry meetings Their i'm
portance and how to conduct them
oclock. Preaching. Followed by an inqui-
ny meeting
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER %.
10 to II O'Clock a. inflow to get hold OF the
non-church goers.
II to IL O'Clock. -Questions and answers ON
practical work.
lam. to 1 p. m.-Noonday meeting, at the
Tabernacle.
8 to A o'clock.-Our young men: what more
can we do for them?
Alto oclock.-Closng hour OF the conven-
ton.
soclock,-Preachlng. Followed by an inqui-
ry meeting.
The doors will be open for ingress and egress
at the close of each hour.
Pastors of churches, editors OF religious Pa
pers, professors of theological seminaries, min
listers engaged in distinctively church work; and
laymen properly accredited by chrlstian sssoci-
atoms and churches, wiz be entitled to all the
privileges OF the convention, to reduced rates
at hotels and on railroads..
The galleries of the Tabernacle will be open
to laeies and others accompanying delegates
and to the public, at all the sessions OF the
convention.
ARRANGEMENTS WITH RAILROADS.
The following railroads will issue returntich'
etc to those having paid full fare coming to thu
convention, upon presentation OF certihcat'
signed by the chairman of the executive com
; m:ttee. Ministers holding regular half far
permits will not be entitled to this reduction.
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, Chicago
I Rock Island and Pacific, Chicago and North
western. Chicago aud Alton, Illinois Central
Michigan Central, Lake Shore and Michigan
= Southern, Chicago and Iowa, Chicago, Pek:I
and Southwestern, Chicago, Milwaukee and st
Paul and Chicago and Pacific.
Delegates from Iowa will, in accordance viii
. State railroad laws, pay full fare to Iowa stat
: line, and receive reduction from State line T.
and from Chicago.
Delegates by Baltimore and OHIO raiiroa
7 will pay full fare coming, and receive return
. tickets at the rate OF two cents per mile eac
way.
The Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago
Dsnyille and Vincennes, and Pittsburgh. Gin
. cinnat and st. LOUIS railroads will sell ticket
at two cents per mile each way. upon presents
ton at home ticket Office Of order for ticket
The orders for these roads can be had on sppl
!, cation to this Office by mail.
, The hotels offer the following very libers
rates per day, for two or more days betwee
Nov. Goth and 27th inclusive, to delegates re
porting themselves as such, and presenting ere
o dentials from executive committee when psyin
their bills. The prices are according to locatio