, 1876-11-28

Forest by way Of Highland Park ! fec! impellcl
asked prayers 1T tln meeting below fit onr
place, which the Lord has generous
y answered; two 9f my own hnys
como out decidedly on the Lords side. fcstcr-
day We had q meeting for the working men, at
Which twelve were present, and one of thcin
SPOKE oi Tic ico bci"s tSroken; that is also Tic
case with US; tho raya Of The Sim Of Righteous
ness arc able TO .nelt and dispense my ieeberG.
Tho Res. Mr. kimeall reported twelve eonver-
tho Wcst Side lie thought they we're anurldly
converted, because they at once went to workto
bring others to the Baror. These young Gun.
vcrts were the raust Industrious Christians ho
brought IN seven or eight no" members to tho
s'rus'iseSo0T: Thc Res. j. r. Marsh, pastor OF Grant
Pfacs II. +. Church, at tho extreme
condition Of thInss ID his ncighborhood.
pcopte who had bcc. Indifferent wero now ac-
tiYo' in visiting from house TO house, nua there
were already several conversions.
minister Presbyterian Chnrsh reported snall
Inquiry meeting, at which Ave out Of sir found
tho Savior: also tho conversion Of a number Of
scholars In the Sabbatli-school.
THB REV. 8. M'cMEsHEY,
the new pastor Ut tho Park Avcnue u. E.
Church, said: When camp to my parish last
Lord, snil really to re !ecetsa the dospel; We >eil
peoe s,y ffs' ~ c I 10 one sssSe arose 'o e
speai. At first I thought IL was bcca,iso they
wcrc slngglah; but presently discovered
that taey ty were no,.s n s. deeply nig s9nVtsa IT,
no one va. atio to speak. Before tlat meeting
broke up wo had something which reminded
me OF january thaw. Yesterday, ne tho Sun
tlnyaGhoo, after tho lesson, not less than forty
children aud young people couscerAtcd thonl-
selves to Jesus
Dr.. Willing reported the progress q q , ths r.
especially a.nong thc young nicn.
terday At tls First Baptist Church, where 'Dr.
Thompson presided, atd twenty persons rose
for prayers, eight or ten of whom wcrc con-
ycrtcu before leaving the house.
Tho Rev. Mr. Williams gavc IN encouraging
The Rev. Mr.. patsp, Of Wabash Avenue N.
E. Church, sail: avs had glorious prayer
meeting Wednesday night. There wetc niue
inqulrcrs and four conversions. Last night
there were four more converted. and said to
them, Now, yuu have given your hearts to
cure % o't ills - shurehi' 'Yss,' feplied ono, j
guess that is the safc thing to do.'''
THE REV. Dill CHAMBERLAIN.
uutry il Farwcll Halt, at The close OF
the overflow meeting yesterday Afternoon, where
no met tWenty-two persons, MI Of whom gavo
their hcarts to Christ then and there. Two
members Of q nelghboring church had sent fos
him to pray for thctn that they aud their church
might be baptized by the Holy Spirit,
:, DR.. Goodwin reported tlat tho work Of saliva
school, whcro 100 had already aecepted Christ,
and titty moro we're seeking Him. 1lalf dozen
young girls had come to him to ask him to prny
for their fathers and mothers, aud what was
specially interesting, somc Of those parents Ind
church, tho First Congregational, they lad Of
ganlzed o ClIrtstan Bureau, md 10O persons.
both men and women, were busy every night
visiting from house to l1ouso in tho name Of the
Lord. ,-..
The pastor Of tho Michigan Avenue Baptist
Church said: People arc seeking the Lord In
such numbers that VIC hava stopped counting
them. Brother MUDDY then requested
Chairman Of the Women's Committee for Re-
vivnl Work, TO Eivu sons account OF what the
women vera doing. This earnest and admirable
Christian worker made sumo impressive renlatks
! upon tile responsibility If Christian T0.neu In
| connection with thls great revival movement
| She said: Wchaye work for every one fyou; easy
work for those wl,o want easy work, and hard work
| for those who arc willing to work hard. | can
am 10 oppressed with tho thought that our
women nrc not doing all they can for Christ.
This revival will not accomplish onc-llalf what
| 1t ought, unless We women lAvt Tho
baptism Of tho Holy Spirit, au.l 70 out to flnd
those neglected mothers, slowed away In cotn-
| fortlcss tencnlents overwhelmed with tho cares
Of tllcr families md carry them the Gospcl OF
tho Son Of God. Two-thrds Of MI our Sunday
school teaching IL done by women, and feel us
II | wanted everybody to pray that thesc
tearllers ,l,uy 10 hidden in Christ.
Mr. Moody then called upon Mr.. r. J. Tins
tall, Of st. Louis 4 converted ekcptic, to Elyu
| hts experience, which he did substantially US
given by afr. Moody himself, and recently re-
portcd lii these columns. He lad been accilstonl-
cd to rldlculc tho Bills md Its nl[rAcles but his
ofn conversion Ind been miraculous, allu he
was now convinced that whnt was written In that
hook was scaled With thu blood Ut Christ. Lie
| hal been m tnTeterato swcnrcr aud q steady
tlrtnfscr, but by thu grace Of tiod MI traces Of
potI, habits hud entirely disappeared.
Mr.. Moody read note Of pra1ar from moth
| or, who said, :" ! have rcason to believe that
four ot my inmily have been brought into the
ark"
The Rev. DR.. Chamberlain then .ofIered m
earnest prayer for tho special baptism of the
| Holy Spirit.
just as Mr.. Moody was about to dismiss Tho
meeting, Brother Sawyer bcgged for minute
IN whIch to report that during tho lust week at
tho Woman's Temperance Prayer-sfcetinK, In
Lower Fnswell Hall, ut 3 o'ciock every after.
| noon, l07 persons Ind signed tho pledge and
commenced life OF trust Ia Christ
THE TABERNACLE.
| THE ATTENDANCE