, 1877-01-13
SUPPLICATION.
The Last Of the Moody Temperance
Meetings at the Tabernacle.
Forgiveness Of Sin the Immediate
Result Of Confessions.
II. uoody's Comparison between Earthly
and Heavenly Treasures.

0QJpc4 temperance Wofk hrs DtE0 " lAE tue
tuust notable portion OF tho fifteen weeks ol
revival; no donbt, because that work was fully
organized and vigorously progressing under the
auspices Of the Woman's Christian Temperance
Unlon when tha preliminary leart-hearthinG OF
thu rt7iral began.
Tbs exercises yesterday were Of the usual
simple and impressive character, opening with
the reading OF tho requests, singing, anti
prayer. Tho following are the requests:
Pray that God will save AMI heal the following:
x sick brother; friend IN 1.uckrort, very Ill;
young man trying to reform from drink In his
own strength; four sons, one OF whom 10 lntcn-
pssate, BY tliclr mother; struggling soul that
II may find peace In Christ now; drinking bus
lncss man In tosansport, Ind; poor woman,
q slave to whi,ky from her youth; young
Man m! whose love of ,,1., arink has made
By two wires for their Incorporate husbands
III California; by \ snrrow'ng vile, rcQuest re-
pcascd, "psa! for my husband once rnore;" by
aged paruits, for ~ i9ebrla:c sol aud famIlyi
struggltDg against drink; for two Incorporate
families; for the salvation Of ten incbtiato SONS
anil twelve husbands, presented by tfelr parents
psrae uTs f'ss nepew | easy r
one one utterly DISCOURAGED, Md ler husband:
for, soul under deep conviction: Pray
t'St The ,,,l n9y fn!5'ss TI!l f0'toX iv.
II hIHtSFB lEtiEf 10 uIQLuE&f 1bf kTU 4Q8t
sons an,l three waywarl sons; for . proolga1, n
| nelghbor, an.f tho conversion Of stx inchrfates
and four brothcrs, Slaves to drink; for twu
fathers; pray that Goo will pour ~ llis Spirit
tllc families Of drinking men In this cty, and
work nightly fur the redemption In tho meet
ings Of reformed men, especially tic meeting
with Bru thers Moods und sanRey at 6 o'clock
to-day.
,Mr:. Moody read the tllrty.seeond Psalm be.
ginning, " Dcssed Is the man whose trangrcs-
sion il forgiven and whose sin Is covered"
ifeFe sail Str. Moody, IS tho eonfcssfnt and The
did not confess his stn, he WAS III trouble antl
darkness; md tint Ia Just tho trouble with a
great many here; they arc trying to hide tticlr
s 5 DS NG e s o Spr y2sr y,en qw m ., ss sss sa
buff God covers tlicm they arc put away for.
ever. Again II, this psalm VIC arc told that, ~
will guiae, thee with Niue cyc." That Is the
with bit and brldle, like horse, hut loTo needs
no huch means; love needs no other language
| than look.
Testimonies to tho power Of Divine Grace !,
aayo frun, the habit and power OF drunkcnnesso
were t!,cn glyen BY .'lcssrs: spuk, isccd. iluek'
| 4. j. Dyer, Cassidy, anl lsa'lton, all Of wllom
tad hecn under tho power OF the appetite for
strong drink for many ycarJ. and had been
delivered from 1t By giving their hearts to
| Christ.
Just at the close Of tho meeting request for
prayer WAS received from lad, who is one Of
the young eon7erts and worker n tho boys'
The hss' SCARLET fever. r. Mr. Moody PRAYED Tor Or
him most tcndcr1y that he might have victory
over tlcntl, aud With choking volcc gave thanks
for tho restoration ri Ills own daughter, who
has only Just recovered from M attack Of thIs
same terrible disease.
The notices were then given antl the Rcy. Mt.
parkhuEst pronounced tho bcncdtctlon !.
| EVENING sEHvICE.
One nf tho largest week evening c0nEreCa-
| ffUns Of tue whole scrlcs assembled at the Tab-
ernacle last evening, nearly illing the great
hall: The opcntuc prayer WAS BY the lsev. Mr..
ago announced hts determination to pray that
brothcr Mooly's way to hoston might be
elgcd up, in order that he might labor some
tssn,a .ts longer e In In o Ghs1s 4s nsS wheF' en h.
thins 70 10 Wilt vii seeasins this last add addltIona
mu,ith OF revival services Is more than eau
readily be determined, but tho fact and the
prayer secm TO 70 very naturally together.
Last night Mr. Sankey sang two tntot, ono,
that old fayoritc, "1'Ile homo nj the soul"
| and the other, Beautiful land on ll'gh.n Tic
tcrtnon was in effective repetition Of Mr..
cailcd By tho comparative lis, of heavenly treas
nrcs and earthly treasures whtcl. he made % 4
blackboard In q sunlay-school out on the Pa
ci.lc eDast: thus:
Edrfh!y TrtusnT<s. iInartniy Tttasarss.
| Money. Jcsns thEiat.
| Houses. pafdun.
| L4lu6. | Ic&Ect
Faet horses. Joy.
/ FlcnaItc. Love.
| Dress. Crowns.
| Tobacco, SOngt.
Hum. 3iansione
And these two lists, said Mr. II h,dy, were
llttscd to Tho awakening and conversion oi
tho man thnt wrote them out: tho first soul
TINT tiod gayo the on the Pacific Coast.
The main line Of the discourse WA to show THO
personality OF 0o, ansl tue absolute reality OF
lul hour, and was listened to with marked, and
IN sono parts fearful, attention. A. tho c'ose,
tho usual lnau!rY.sncctlnSs were held, and a!eo
the reformed rncI'a McctlnE.
| THE TEMPERANCE TEA PARTY.
| The reformed, reconstructed, rcStneratcll
dr,.nkaE!s of Chicago aud vicinity responded,
t. the number vi abnltt 3o, To tbs invitation ol
Atessr:; Mn.xly antl sankcy for tea-lneat!9e st
ali or even tho largest part Of tt.ose who have
t'ecn hlcsscl Mt tue Gospel Temperance meet
tnss Of the last fur months. but only suel, a.
we're In the cty unomptoycl,. Or able t
takc that hour from thclr work for TINT pur'
fsose.
The deep interest ta.cn tn this work hy lead
oown ileo H.. 81 nass Il tusp o
On tho platform: Mis-. rrof. Bartlett, Mrs
Judge skinner, Mrs. William Blair, Mrs: Nah
!"m Ogden, Mis-. Juscph ,Alcdil!, Mr., Normal
MrCorlnisls. Mrs. Henry ". King, slrs: Henr,
Willing, Mrs. t;oolr!ct, srs.,, Mes;lnuiss
Mrs. Nr. Smith, Mrs. Pike, Mrs,J \. eeanl1nnn
. Mrs. Edward Townc, Mrs. Arthur Caton, Mrs
C.M. Henderson. Mrs. i. ". natsllforsl, AIRS
!. II. Winston, Mrs. William Z. Strong, Mrs
rs. WatIswortl. Mrs. J. II. rreps!cc. Mr.. Ma,
Itjurtxhert, slrs. Chcsbsuu.h. Mrs. i.e Moync
Mrs. William Nelson. Mrs. Mcury ktn:, Mss
Hayes, Allsl uthcs aatllc. members Ut tho WoI1l
ana Christian Temperance untun, who acted til
; parts oi losscsscs and attendants to those na'
who were the llrrnrs aud quests OF the ocSasfosl
Among the gentlemen present besides Nsesra
MuoAy, aallEcy, antl Sawyer, wrrc the Iseys. DR.
Mitchell, Chamberlain, and Spv.wrr, an'
slrs.rs. Adams, Tnatehcr. Kcan, Willard. Case
Cola and others. some 1T wIloll assisted tt
ladies' with t!cir task, and lnaIe tl!etnsc1se
generally useful. ..
Tho irst l,our was sp:nt in religious cx
crciscs, beginning with singing, led b
Als. sansey; then prayer BY. the Rev
VI. spcn!vr; then ,solo cntitle
"That will 10 heaven for tse," sung by tt
L 1scst.et shower VI texts Ut Scripture, which eot