, 1876-11-02

,,n,t lie IEt taken tic pi'hrt duty af
y trci.l t,le Might te'otc. aG'. 'lus VS.
iatcrccsston uf lts little sister tavcl LIS l!c,
md Ny. Lincoln gave htf, furlougl' to visit ILLS
home fnr her sakr.
man can for one moment bc compared with tho
Tenderness of tho Lord Jesus Christ. Ills com:
passion Is tnfinlte. IIc Ette.l ~ a. ~ much e% ,s
10 favc us, Come, then, to Christ wlth, your
Eorrows, mud come to Him with your stft.'
Mr. Mandy then engaged In prayer, specially
remembering the penplc from Inllct, who were
present to the number III nb5slt tN!.
orTs1nE MEETINGS..
n letter to T1tE TRIBUNE tr1in tie Roy. W. +.
Walker, pnator of the H. i. Church. kcnosha,
ss9ys tho w"sk Of revival under Tue labor; ot
tavDrably. The Billie fcailiDgs of Mr.. Mosc-
house. arc stimulating mil encouraging tn
Chr'asEansand arc also blessed t'' the awakening
Ills c1pository tliseourscs of Monday
and Tuesday on tho precious blond Of
Christ arc thought to haze fully met the obiee-
dottrtne by MIR. Ilcrfoed uf this city.
| The singing Is especially successful.
| OSHKOSH.
,G =; ofM c cray, IT,; s,i e s,sa ,as
| WA very large and grew i't1 perfect Jam IN
Sttndny.n There arc three meetings every .ay
except Saturday. n.ornimg. pruyer.uccting,
MI afternoon DtGIc-rcadbg, nud the regular Uos.
| pel meeting in the evening. Tue wv!e city Is
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
4 PASTORS meeting IS called for tn1lay In the
rthsr.soonl nj faswcll Hall at l: 80 p. i'll. t'y
orler Of thu Devotional Committee.
TtLtnOrr,w Is Temperance day. .. ..
The Returned sncn's praycr-snccttng !. held
every day In the Blblc.sootn ut Farwell Hall ut
| CHRISTIAN cnsvEKr1os.
A meeting u tic Devotsof'al cn1nfnittcc Of
thu Mott'y aud Sankey meetings was held yes
tsr,lay. aitern"on.. 1t wns t|stf1cd to cali
west, to meet III Chicago Nov. 81 and ~. 1t ia
expected that thousands Of ministers ard lay.
men; representing al the shurs''es, WI
to the churches. In Philadelphia aud New yurk
similar conventions were held during the Muody
mud sa1fey meetings there. Thousands "t s!s-
result. wa. the qulckentng oi hundreds
of churches frou, which ministers and
lay seprc ,cntattvca were In attendance. The
Devotional and Executive Committee will issue
esl'l for the Conyentfon grinE the topics tn be
considered aud other details Df the proposed
Convention.
MI. c. II. MOTION.
Charles II. Morton, State Secretary of the
Young afcn's Ci!ystln AasuCiat4n Ut Illinois,
arrived yesterday morning. Mr., Morton, Is well
known In Chicago, having engaged Il; artfvr
Christian work llcra for Bufnc years. Fer the
last three years ilc lHs been In charge Of Plyri-
outh Bethel, Brooklyn, Que Df the most Euc-
erssful mission works III that city. Mr.. Murtou
left tic Bethel, much to the regret VI ali Its
friends. After years consideration he t.as
decided to give himself up IL work for ynung
men under Tic direction of the Illinois Slate
| Executive CUtnfnttcc Of the Young Men's
Christian Association
: Sfr. Morton is expected to commence Il Union
revival meeting ut .atct, Nov. IL. 4 lnsgc
hall, capable u scnt;ng 1eo1 people, lls been
engaged for The meetings.
The following sketch ~ Nj. Merton, who,
like 50 many others nf this cyangcistc corps,
was first brought into this work Iii Chicago viii
be rGal with Interest, 1t Is, In part, relation
Of his experience By himself, rs published In tiy
| volume from which other extracts 1sayc bern
na!lr for t!icsc reports, entitled D. L. Moody
:. Among the men brought nut md trained BY Mr..
Moody i Charles H. Morton. lately The missionary
nt the plymouth Bethel conMectedwith Sit. Beech.
once eavc of himself il rays II grew rp viii:
u is,iesei ttst thets WI, u@i When tlc Wai
bsokc cut. shou'dcrcd rit'cs and WRIT to t.c
. front. 11ur lt.rr then were Wicked. i.was tug.
1catcr ~ drinking amt IN gambling. and II used I'll
be my ouast that could b!nsphrnle thc name oi
tiea I. n,osr ways thsn my other n,an about"
Having loat his right urn, he left the hrmv an1
i. ,scs.t ~ Chicago. whcrs he continued his life ii
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