, 1876-04-22
The Best Way to Get Hold Of
Church. .Goers.
The Cause Of Temperance-Uses Of In
quiry Mectings.-.To-Day's
Programme.
Review Of the Sundny"Schoot Les-
-, son for Tomorrow.
Tho Effect Produced by peler's PreaclltuE
to tho Jews.
THE CHRISTIAN WORKERS.

And ~,,;,,tu,,. o,,,od ro.t,rdnv r,,,nirr ~
farwall Hail. mr. John '. Far"eil PRESIDED
aud thcro waa largo Attendance OF minstcrs
hud lny peoi,lo of alt denominations. Tho pro.
ceoainrs throuchous wero deenty Interesting,
80, ,, ~,,. ..,.,...
a"' GA'o o''uouce .. si"i.u . lo''sso''0 a"aAou~
ing IN tho CITY. hlf. r. !. b!lss "Ae present,
looking As strong And vigorous a. over. HIS
singing formed ono OF the most agreeable fca-
turr, NJ III. f]av.
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Ntoe aoao e'a1e haa oeen epent ~ aosot'ooa1
EXERCISES .-.......,.
MR.. JOHN '. FAnwEfr
opened tho first TOPIC for discussion, Trepara-
.;ou Nce1ct1 for As5orists Chrirsfan Wor,." ia
al, ,ra ,saso ,s,nrsrs III, no5 nd ,,r,t1 i
'@u A' w. ,.,'.'. AZ, ~. ~" ~
7o'AHE WlIuo"s 1iH'' lhs "hs sno touuoa'lon'
ruth with reference 10 tho progress md SIC
:cB3 OF Christian work II wau utterly imposHi-
,Io 10 do ANYTHING with tho Word Of God in CIR
.n.,, ,,,,a.s /, 10, .,,nt 49,, t, 80. ,n
'"'e ulea7 ~ nat nu"A uuop M ~. w. Aea,'' ~
20 papt1sm OF the lloiy oflflt 1lle dfaclpea OF
JhrlHt, who bad been 70 W0ndrously successful
II tho salvation OF souls, lad bosu callei tgnor-
MT n,er t,,t t,,o, hal lperj,1uc rhi.l, t,,so.
w. '","' .:,.. ~: 10y n e.n.'.
os'ca1 'ust'"'loEh o'le' !a'iea ~ '"calea1e'~
;iey had tlle knowle'lEo ot tfof'. E:sch them bs
lesns Cnrlas nnd so'.foFced after Ae went up on
a'sn b5 tho HOLY snn't; .;,,u.,..,
followed on This subject, rHtnarking a. tle out
sot that ho loved astoclato Work aud liked to CO.
opofato with men actuated by tho nohla ambi-
ton to save Poliis. "s nee.led preparation for
sT0ry tfun Cdt!btian WORK. atd could nnt prose-
cute It successfully without dcep and abiding
love for CHRIST aud Ills ,utsson. 4 man might
20 through 81 thc intoect'lal plocoaAos 0. uos-
nes labot ~ without .il's iatslon Tor so1Is bis
efforts would bc hnrtltuto Of PnNer. 10 achieve
auctesH iu tho f1cld OF humanity wc must so
with broeli leatlH, R:iu solls fno!tei iu tendar-
hcea, nntl Win the cohHclonA'1esA that wn were
sttI'cEs hhveu bs tho natctl!oea htaco OF Christ.
III 0rGHr to fGttUGf GHtCtiSG NnIFIEh. HtlntlR
haSo o plan ol LABOR and ptsfevere in IT.; We
should stand to1cshcr a1d r'e'v1 steadily On to
What sholila no .lo common coal Ifeaf ana
defined convictions p, es. & o. roI!iio', we'e aso
eseont;al III thia WORK. ant, having s'lch
cohslcliohe. VIC ahonld 90 !oFal % shetn. IN hlH
eSborleneo inc l'rGest caslo''clam anu oroati"st
vto"s "tra among snosn who haa clsaI and
sbarpig-cut Flowa OF chrstihn truths. Iho'c
VINO Moro osns1stAlnE on slalhE ecase' AMl
pfalsoo 9pout nlafAty' "ste Ro'efhtiy tue most
ihbcral mo!.: 1; ana most likely to troncl' apon
oreatlzea Cnr'stlah "nrH. 10 conclusion. tho
reverend EeutiehAn 1poko ol the goo1 hal vice to
DO eileesed oy these cohsocat'ons IN bEiIE'nS
moinuers VI A'' aohon'hat'ons together in dods
sefS'ce.
IhE hEy. }. Il. WALKER
was tlle next sFeaEeF. l1a 1o1!o"eu up Dr.
C!eney'a line of Thought IN a great 1noas're:
Nhlse u why necessary 10 nave nla,1 and
Knowledge 20 40 assoc'ato work, u
Whs aIso necessary 10 IeaIize testa''l
facts, one ot tsie 1obt lm1,ostant al Which WAS
that christ ia'oico no haftlcnlht denomination.
but WAS accessible to MI humanity. Thoy SHOULD
slhk aenominstsonaism or hoep sho fe!cos 70
low tiat ihty could reach tvar anu Eo baud y!
uauu III tae tauoi " en'"K ho!1ls. oeE snonla
also De forgotten ln the great 'sofk. All olh.
ttncsio1is Rtlou,a pe 1a!u asiao aou t1ey bloola
% one ~ ioysMy 20 untist. It Maa also oeceb-
sats snss tney s,.ou.a Aho" ,, 81 ne tn.hGs tnsy
pteacaeas 10 shAs t1eh suoulu 1ecolne Impressed
VITA @ne'F eatnes'Ioss' .'s
THE my. =. r. MARSH
thought tho samo ptopsr9islon s'e Was needed fos
sssoia.o ~ @ toe sGnaa'G nl ~ es.aHn as;1 ~orK vas
aon Of nc"9na 1naso iof aeo,;. saea work. Certain
ter thsa individual - "o,k. For instanoe,
cSar: eoa 9S e st
tion. Inc .ealzAtlon nl Tits fncs WAS Qua Of tho
secrets OF hloodyb success. ihere mist Also 10
an enthusiastic Response to this cous'etion. A
HEY could rlse anoso ~ barriers, atd proceed
with an oVe.Waettning acsro to saTe souls.
Ihe HH'. 81. n. fs1khafst then led IN prayer.
and attef nymn, ,-
TIE REV, "a. nAnTLErr
Introduced tue topic. How May All Do
pschted by Evangelical and ltcvtVal SERVICES r.
u was Gnncia'y asesp'su tlat tlioao aervlcea
"eso prohtAoae. anu tLasn al men were brought
nnoer aHele power lucy "ohla ba greatly beie-
ated. Evansolsttc labor "aa hpahnodle; Il waa
not tue regular pastorate or the Christian Church
Will III 'arlea ORGANIZATIONS, but tue labor Of
man ~ithoat paatofste sent ons 70 the work
was IN unlVn; II reached asl clnssea OF society.
thd vet tho cnuicHos 10 Wolk hfter thH soeds or
trlitl lad be6n Gown. uFeat reHutta ~erc At
talned ny TIC laborH Of iEnoraat tncn III tins
held tue masses we're foaehen W PAD grammar
ma cfatnpod los!e, nttefoa WIN the vtai force
llat shot from sho heart OF jesus Al LIZ d1ea At
Calvary. .... ..-......-..
,.. THE MY. Nh. fAnEnuRsr
delivered brlct address, On tho same subject.
In order to dcr1re benefit from roYlYals tic,
must have deep and lasting conviction OF tsit
truths that "cFe PREACHED, Tho m'convoftec
generally Thought there was lack OF Eonulnt
Bplrltua!Ity III revival meetings, md &c
prorcosne This dlftclt'ty it should be
shu"n shas onu IllnfelT was HofKhE
through hho Leader ieadsIs' lndsyldual pre}uu!cot s
and op'usons Should bo forgotteh, and they
LIQUID place themselves Internationally III tho
ha''us OF those II cIstEe Of tlio meetlng,-1n
other words to e. i b!tna. itlis might ha hard
to do, but they should not DO aftsta to coublsu
themselves 70 tho care OF good Christian men
ln those protrActed meetings. Ihare should
Riso bo opportunity for growth Alter tho rosiv-
h!st The condition ot man was completely
cAanged through their inBtrluentalty. and