, 1876-11-24

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Chtts.'an young women hare a. much powtr in
snpoyG!s % "f lily @ IKE I'll I'll a"ason
homc hon, to shomscl;s. The 'n,aenss ot woen tnr
young men 10 ClriAtEan life.
J. v. FAnwELL.
asntiea S IN fooe'nR Dei tSo plex .ns
John Y. came forward, and snta that enc Of tho
Most interesting mtetings which he hni attended
becau.a i was whero tho wolfcn hai i,et, and
snd weksa to s tine m to ,ss
ns site1 Sa'f doxch Ind "dc theif tssijn'"ay
tothe po.of Of uod. and l,a'l thnnkel Him that
the slavery that bound theT.-aiter thoao men
ssss %sso ouky aS.n sn te cs .s md .yuc9 sy T9
in The. billiard. rooms and saloons, and II tic
duty pf :thore who vera, saved 10 80 out among
s y praynx sntSs s
into us" Til .sid tho speaker. haa bsan @ rinslSs
r hs esrs EYER scc ana IT. wanted I" na; to
got THO present was tic most Important gatIor-
Ing sves hell f Chtesvo an, ho wlahed q I!nprcss
from tho country that tloy rhoal properly propatc
r. yGang mon who eon'r ap 70 uhisag1 y sesk
Some # tlsn sume aad with ts aa:!:s ~ a WorIa:
true idea. lie bcsuuK6t his hearers 10 ne.A these
me sd w ,oshng ess hctass
!nan who came here wil,lout tho true fnsths.
a psyns ns'%s then the ':sSs sna 'Se Ms SSs
nE q cam. s h ssss ss ,,&. SOq him e 4 ams me-
tended to havo some conversation. Tod put the
''go" tnto hin, md ho wont and talked with tho
rs:s m: I'm IT, r: g sgos IL na ks e aakS a
cause cannot resist iempta.en To answer ay' HS e
Why." added Mr. FafWs, II sn sraip f1iTy II eoa eS,
yneed that Il had not bad Tic graco q God In my
hsss when T. Gheago MoaI hsyo b
tSsa taat gtass which ii M sistsntd mo- t' D''a.S e''
ss %hs e ss'S ~ 1 ta"s a aSs s
tIs",, a9os tai. ans .lookIng Young n'an q
q Union. :hott dis.anso swny. and Wien Mr.
SsTs nas's ss sy I'D It pasg sg M 5 sn 5
working. , NJ: Fstwell was struck VII tic ids.,
them haye some sort Of union association where
ihoy had several churches In q town; II thuy didn't
ss S y pnn Ct n nonE Ms Ghgn
was an excellent Thing 10 MT down tho everlasting
arBuNlent A0Olt DENOMINATIONS which was no CDn-
Ing .Whst oharca ahai joint" Lei Lei thsn caiti- @
rnte spirit Of Intimacy. and 1Dt 1}ruttur Smith DO
seen In Brother Jones' pulpit once III Hl,ilc. In
that way tlluy could th0w tho converts that the
barriers between the denominations werc only such
walls as wunld fall down ut tho bnst Of tho rnn's
horn blown accor!ling to Bible direction. II thls
HeFc DONE and tlsa yunng were encouraged
to 70 on in tho work, the, Lord would
10 other Churches anu to school, 'houscs, mud to
houses wlgr1 titero wcr0 no schuul- houses cyen
and tAoy would bB starting al,d koopluy mp meet.
lngs and helping along the great work. When God
saw ttat sort nf spirit Ia them llo would put tho
go" into them.
THO twonty-Eath hymn was thon sung:
Whit n friend VIC hayo In ,Jcsua.
All our alils and GrIrfs ~ bear.
Mr.. Moody then introduced
MRS. WILLING
us ono who would present another side Of tho aucs-
tton. She Aaid thAt It was impossible for ynung
nun In Ercat city IL ho fast anchored unless ha rd
n,en,berol sacrVl homo. Ono OF the graatust H.
Aucnces was mother who could bring ler son Into
pursonnl contact with Jesus Christ. No part Ut tho
drawn from the prayers Of Christinn mothers. II
thu Convention c1u1d have tlon,. tho city would bo
revontluntzed. tod Guild Lake nr small tfltngs,
and II the mothers would unite r tho effort ito
would certainly iakc 1t lsr. She asked tho auli-
encc to ask lo1 to 10 into every lons and Turn the
hoAtts Of tho women toward Himself, and II this
wore done II would be silent but irrcsIstbe forco.
spent few nolnenta IN Silent prayer for tho young
mon, aficr which tho Iov. DR.. T,iFnny ulIcrcd up
hearts opened.
Tho llanr was then closed BY Mr. Sankey's sing.
ing "Whas ato you going to do about it, brothcrs'