, 1876-11-20
THE REVIVAL.


and ,a,a, "Mr. Moody, III take tho rtsk," and
I we'll remember the day Of tho week, Thurs
day, about noon, Just one week from that very
day, when was sent for BY hts wife to come In
wife met nc at the door, aud asked her What
bad = relapse; have Just had q council OF |
20 pcs', Gts' Ind s rs sy sse s ss % sshe
tor mss" ~ '"s eana. "an ~nY beas a@ TO 70 's .ee
hin him, ;, DIG ,v,. II tlls teT;bls state r
hell IN little while" went IN, and ho at
once i'xe,l h!s eye upon tnc. called him h'y
ans, mn @ out Ut h ~ was .Ec.eless went around to
si Il Int e xea S tss .ef2bo 70 'e deat'9 aa
look upon ms and .a!d "Mr. Moody. yo', neca
mt nt tsk ts to e nc ss ay nore: It. ate You
them: but my heart is as llartl as tic Iron in !
TINT stove there. My dnnlnatlon Is kealetl. and
VII tu N hgii ina little while" ! tried to |
opa for mel And i. fcii On 5 ny sks knees ho he
said, You need not pray for inc. Ny witc vii!
stUf! be left u widow and my children will
be be-, tstlsflss. , M They ~ need your Pr9ysrs, @ but
but It seemed as II my prayers didn't go higher
than my teml, ard as II heaven above me WAS
itku hrass. Lett him witlla broken l!eart. That
WIS about floou. The next tlay LII wife told INC
be lfngercd until the sun went down behind
ihnec Western Iralries and from mon until he
died atl l.c was heard to say was, "Ihe harvest
Ia rast. thu summer 10 endc,l anil ! atn not
would say again tt'osc words. and Just as he WIS
expiring lis vile noticed Lis lips CULVER, and
that lie vas trying to any somcthing, aud rs She
rest + past. te summer Is endc,l, and am not
kavetl." lie lived n Cristless life; he died
Cllrtstlt.s death; VIC wrapped hin in Christ
less stlroiId md burc him away tn a Chrtstlcss
| grave. Oh, how dark and sud
ri Arc thtIc W s'ane here that are almost persuad.
| cd to be Christians! Takc my advice aud not
| let ANYTHING keep yt'u away. Fly to tue ar'ns
of Jesus this day anl hnur. You can be saved
| II yuu Will. StItl. rcilleIntcrt hnre wArtled
yt'a. You cannot say that did nut lift up q
warning voice tonight md cxt.ort you. With all
MY soul to eseape the damnation of hell.
| Th!s j. day q erace. Siay the spIrt lead
grRce and salvation.
Mr. Moody tl.et rcad tho following piece Of
poetry, which he said had affected him deeply,
though he was not much Of hnnd for poetry:
| In place where time had ceased,
And we talked Of my former living
A1 II r. "s .ho wS5G sSs ,ss yea' .srea'ed
Aud u face thu answer and question
The gho.ts Of forgotten actions
Canc tloat!nr before my right
AS %xfs ta, s; TN, M thca5 ;,Es wsfs sss dead things
Was an nwfni tain: to fncc-.
| Alone with my CoR.e1cncc sitting
| IN that *oeinniy Silent place.
| And @ th"usht ssls q = far tar.awayy r WARMING
In land that then wn4 the future,
Isat now ls the present time;
| :. or the judgment day to be.
But sitting nlOnc with INT conscience
| Seemed Judgment cnuligh for me.
| To thir land t,eyond the grnvr;
But no one gave me an nnswcr
| And no nne enn,c TO save. ~
| Then felt TINT the future wae present,
Fofit wa. kus % thought ., ny passt lite
Then ! woke from ny timely dreaming.
| And tho vision passed awar,
Was wnrnlng os yestesday~-
Il, this tnnsl bcsnrc the grave.
! That may not cry In the future,
/ And no have learnt lcs.on
| Which ounEt to hare known before.
AMI which, though learnt It dreaming,
hope to forget 10 more,
So sit alone With my. conscience
| III the place where the years increase,
And try TO remember Tic future
In the land where time VII! ecaRe.
Aud know q the future Judgment,
How dreadful xDc'rr It be-.
That to tit nlone with my conscience
VIII be Judgment enoteh fur me.
THE AFTER MEETING
Was very large and Interesting. Mr.. Monly
gave An address OH the subject Of "Feelini,
versus Faith" called out by a notc from lady
ipgs m With vii tic hops ot anillng Christ, hut Who
eSas esas'e!'oP s''t 0a j: 'sess eo5 ss S'
Act on the presumption tl!at tflrlst's words arc
true. Noall's carpenters knew as much about
tile Ark us he did, but they didn't get Into it
With sush plain teaching dfd he bold the ,o attcn
pic, and at tf1e close lnrgc number responded
rcad!y, az we'll as BY rising to the cali for those
who could say, ~ will takc Christ now."
evening M was the presence of prof P. q. Gllctt'
LII. D., Of the State Asylum for the Deaf nntl
. Dumb, at Jacksonville, Ill.,, with, Il class u
about twenty from that excellent institution,
! TO- whom, he Interpreted by flnger.letters a'd
other aigus, all the proceedings Of the meet,
Ing, hymns, sermon. aud all.
OUTSIDE MEETINGS.
Joliet Is blessed under the lat'ors Of Mr.
under date Of Nov. l8, says:
We had tho meeting last night We hare beer
: praying for. Iohssun Hall wns crowded and 10.
ber desired to begin Christian life ut oncc, an,
: some of them wept bitterly over their Ains. Th'
pastors and churches Of Jollet arc wonderfully en-
s4u5sfSe' g sy Tbs morning p'''''.n'es'"s - '''"a
: Nj. Mortnn goes to Mason Guy for q week Il
: fulfill an engagement made Gefore the joliet
meetings uprnct. after which le is expected Il
r return to tie "StSnc City"
\ The 'otIct Rfp"a&ea", III pleasant notice o.
q Mr. Morton, says:
aeterized by remarkable simplicity. and cteasncr
; ot usterancs, Apt Illustrations taken fsom hs ow'
aessnss s sn IT, ss e &C. sS III
10 sssa,s e knaw tsa1 hsglnn'as % snl, sna j;