, 1876-11-14

reviyal,tnserett has been deep and precious,
In the aonth part Ut the city. On Wednesday,
evening was .ent for t" pray for a n'n.s over
Who'n his fn'niiy wcro mourning, as tllry sofne-
times mourn over tu t'caL, The next t',orrsDg
saw before. psa5ycd i"r hi!n u araiu,
mud Il In audible prnyrr he gaya
himself to Christ: On Saturday n member Of
i1ls family callc'l at my llouso wldlp waa out,
mo for any special rcaanna'' Bis replied, II
only wanted you tn help mo rc]utce." Wien
hia wite 9skel him a5o|,t family prayers, lte
altar was crcctol ln TINT hom,e.H
On Sunday aftcrilonn We held anotlcr Of
those bctseil union S,ins1ay-sclluol rncetings,
and stayed u''til nttur dark, tnatrnctinE inqnsr-
children all traehers, that they then nnd thcro
gave their hearts to Christ. At another tu!on
n,ccting In this Michigan Avenue Methodist
Church, IN tho evening, there were also many
men, son,o of thcfn wild young men, whoaa ~:
Vcasanco ns seekers of religion was regarded
intl, with snrprlss md 10y" .,,
tho hymn wns tlIem sung, - Hofk. Tor thn
at Covingto,l, KY, at which l0i poraons hu,l
prufc4aed conversion. The next speaker was
REV. mr.. 01nsoN,
who sat1: ~ l,avo Invited rco,jle to come to
n,o NJ lrqulrers good many times; hut seldom
nnyhody valNe. Hut HOW there wcr0 40 many
people coming that rah l!nr1ly, find tf1no to
speak To them all. have lang list Of nanes
ovcrtakc them. an' not usually tired Oh Mo'i-
t,nys, but to-day UNI tired. There Is hymn
Which | llayn ncvor hce1t nblc to sling with q
grcnt deal Of interest, "0no moro days work
! shall soon get In the way Of reckoning up my
lny's work FOR tho Luru, TleRu are tike Tho
times spoken Of In the Acts Of Tic AWJstlcst
when tic Lurl added to the Church daily VI
such ~ should be suye(."
Tho 1tev. alr. Patton, pastor Of the Wabash
Avenue MctlRMast Church, reported! twenty or
thirty conversions as ting reRllt of tic unsuu
Sun1Hy-scnof meeting In hts churcl, one week
ic several pcrsoi,s wliS lad }ounj Christ 1T tin
Talb'ernaele, ant Wished to find churcs-llulns
!. One IT this Christian workers, who lnd bren
ont NJ the Brhiewell on Sunday, reported that
butwccn BOD ind 40u OF the prisoners arose for
Dr. Chamberlain then spoke Of the prog
rcss Of thu work in tlu New England Church.
saying, "At tho close Ut my scr,lon IL, StMlny
morning / was kept for an hour right IN the
malt. ai,tlience.room Of my church tA!king to
people who wanted tn be saved. Tlltrc Ia
gTcMt burden on my heart / want you to pray
i.,,; for Me; the Lord is with u.s. tcaaer'y "l
Dr. Cheney. Of tho unlon Park 1}ap,tst
Church, III. Willing Of the Oakland Methodist
Church, arl DR.. A,itteraon Of tho Second Bap.
list Church, also reported great religious intCr-
est aI,ti n n,lnlbEr Of GanYersion6.
Mr.. Moudy, o1, rising to close tho meeting,
said: "It II ttrylo 3luw to lMui the net. We have
been accustomed tuleed the flock III thu n,ornin.
over ut cur Nortll-Shl1 Church; hut nftrr tic
sermon Of the Rev. sfr. brown, Inst Sunday
morning, tlcrs seeIncA To be kuch II good I'M
prcssion produced that Thought would cEli
for inqnirrrs; md When WI did ~, there werr
as many as l0l people WHO eaIne to nsA what
quifcre everywhere. ali you have to do is ,u
draw The net. Why, the other day, Or. t'iI,so1t
got up IN the corner Ut street MD prcnrhcd to
Il little colnpa,ty out o[ w1I,cIl tllcru wCre fur
inquisers. This Is Gods tinlr for work. Let us
work with Him.
Dr. 0ontiwn tiien closed Wit! prayer, md tho
bcnc1ictiou WIS pronounced by Bishop Fallows.