, 1876-10-24
THE CHICAGO Tn1BUNE TUESDAY, OCTOBER ~. 1876.

tert1ay for tho 0rst titnc, and waa brought at
once under dccp conviction Of sin. Ono Ut my
chlGrs burst into my study this morning saying,
~ isyo ai,etllef mime ior ym.., t!.ink tho
going to establish o faInlly ntthr."
pastor trun, kewnnct., ILL.,, Win lsns bnen
spending tay Or two IN tho revival incctIngs
gave some account Of Its experience In them. aid
u rnuntry from whence he cl,,,r.
lfic next speaker was thu kcv. Dr. GIhsnn,
WIN is always listened to with delight. The
Ductor refused three calts onc day tast week to
to keel, IN rrfn.fne II he rcnluins as happy and
successful u, Ills work ns 'e evidently IL, JudR-
tilE by tho tone an substance Ut lis remarks Ut
ths ''ogl' meeting yesterday.
speaking sls,ultl be fron tho putfor,u, a colorct
hroflcr stod'l up under the gallery an,t VIA
nttlcr full 1lcntlway before any ono could bring
hln' down. llisparticntar psalm Of tha'lk.gv-
it.g ~as over thc return bf brother Moody fran,
Great Britain, where !'e had been sent by the
Lord tO prepare lin for this great wurk In hIs
sld l.olnc II, Chicago, Just rs Musca wns ycIlt out
of Egypt into A[c!ian, TINT l!c luglIt he pre-
pared tu tt The lca.lcr nf tic Lorl's host to le
l,nr'lcrs .! tn. prniniscd land. lie cai1cd upon
rejoice tllat their old tonrnic WIS back a,nongst
them once morn, md to pray that the scyics Of
rcrftals Htl hath sles OF tho occatl might 70 oM
IN greater ,a''vcr and g!ury It'll nil tic King
d0,n of Christ.
Mr.. Sanl:ey related the touching Incident OF
the conversion Of u man, tile soil ii II praying
nNt1ler in Seutlnt1, Wo nt her request tail ut
Tended one 1T their meetings IN Philadelphia.
Tho man hui l,een d notorious iniitlel, but wns
20 deeply convicted TINT lIn could not attttd To
luat1est, 81 lie had closed Ills Office al slrayc.
Into one Of their meetings. mil then presented
tlle Sayior befnrc lie left tic placc. The next
morning Mr.. Sankny sAw him, Ills fncg sl!nimg
will joy, and asked hin II lie had written ttc
good news to Ills old mother I'll Scotland. mo-"
sntd he, ~ could not walt IL write, lust
telegrapled her by cahsc." Tho next day a
dispntcf, from lis inoticr came back under tho
scA, IN thrao wor,is, '.Bless tlc Lord, q my
SOUL" Mr. sAnkcy then sung as 4 solo tho
ci'ar.iang Gospel solig, "Tlat Will hc heaven for
tne.h
0uTatDH MEETfSC3.
a dispatch Was read from Oshkosh, nnnounc-
Ing the Successful opening Of the revival work
IN That city last Sunday morning, by AfessFs,
Nccdhnm and Slchb!ns. Thcre WIS n large
morning mcctingt aud overflow meetings In tho
afternoon.
Another dispatch, front Kalamazoo, sfir',.,
announced the opening OF tito wusk lit that city
sy Mcssrs. Whtt1c nnd Bliss, with very cncour-
aging prospects. The General Association nf
Congregational Churches Of Missouri sent their
grcetinE to Chicaen by telegraph, desiring to be
remembered In prayer.
The usual meetings for women In the upper
hnll anil for t'lcn III the lowur were held for
thirty minutes. All men are rg!dly cyelsidcI
from the yonien's meeting, aud, ns matter Ut
course, 10 women are to be seen at the meetings
Of tho men. The result Is II larger freedom In
prayer. Testimony, and e1llortatio., by means Of
which tllcsG nftCr.nleetlnIs arc coming to be
scasors Of great spiritual power.