, 1877-01-23
RELIGIOUS.
Whittle and 6tei,bins Revival Services
at Fur Yetl Hall.
Aettinss # Tho Baptist and Methodist 4[aisten
.-.organf1ing ~ tie Ssulh Side.
THE REVIVAL.
MAI. wHtTTLE,

MAJ. wnfTrLE.
The MONDAY psases-mccting at Farwell Hall
| yesterday Was conducted by Whittle and stcE-
btn:. wl:o Ind very fair audience. The crcr-
ciscs began with the singing Of "Rejotcc and be
glad, the f!e't.cncr has comc." The Rev. E.
+. GWlwin followed in prayer, after which Mr.
stebblns led in eiuglng "Thc Half was ncycr
told.'
TIN Rev. Mr. Davls then read large nrmbcr
Of requests for prayer, and Tho Rev. c. r.
Thonpson prayc1l for tho persons therein rnep-
s!oncd. The audience sang 1.-THE light Of the
world Is Jcsiis," anil Mr.. stcbbtns followed with
solo, ''It<ttE away to tesus.''
Mai. Nhittlc rcasl and commented upon por-
tlohs ut tho ninth chapter pf Luke, The
eighth, ninth. and tcuti, .iapt-rs, he. sid,
should te read III connection with zach other to
Property understand their purpost. III thc
ri!Eah iq,, FL trlaEte1 was Contained an aeronnt oi
s,n!d.. WIS not tnoaght OF nowaltys us unuef, as
nc nc sfIauia ". The following slnrtcr contained
The atrrunt 81 the terentr Disciples being sent
io'tt anil Their return With Joy. Chris. garr
ssefiefs - r3dlsncts The ijca nj personal devil.
These disciples deserved to have joy. Thcy
l!ad hecn, appointed tor tfleIr work by
hs .hs L"r.l =. Jesuf. a. 'ho.e, were Ii
.asins sinners. People never went to nny placc
Tyr PRAYER without Jesus following thcuI and
hiehfiiyng them md blessing them. The man
WHO dtspi*cd people who declared Gods mes
suKo dbl not only desptse tile Incu who rro-
clancd It, but c.pise.l the Lord Jesus, the first
m shscn-er. but there was lnorc. cause How for
sejuteti- than in that day. These seventy never
saw 20 lnany receiving ea'vatInn as tic pruplc
never accn the outoour1n= Of tiod's spirit; the
inversion Of great numbers to the cause o!
Christ: that others would cun,e to the
OTHER trEAt:Ens.
Thc audience sang "Ol, nappy Day"; after
70 praise Cad for, both for himself and others.
Slxft after night poor reformed d1unknsls
were cotntnts TO the meetings aud asking wilat
they could do: how they could remain stcatl.
fn,t. He belle vcd tha. God Intended to show
Hls power In thi* work an! to start rcforina.
tion which should not t:11d In Chicago but should
extend around the world.
The RcT. Mr.. Spencer announced that the re-
rIvals in other cittca were hcing blessed In re-
nlar;ahlc manner, nslns pcr~>ns having been
converted. From all pHsss of the country came
the cheering intelligence that God was resistng
His Wusk.
The appropriate hymn, "Lofd, / 1Icar of Show.
cry Of Blessing was sing will, great fcryor.
The scy+ 7. +. Marsh, Of Grant Place II. r.
Church, spoke IN an encouraging Way Of thr
Thr l,ey. 1. +. Goodwin said the scge. Of Ar,
Nooly's power had hreu Undiscovered .hfoue, tic
atc meetings. i Lay IN the wurd Of God. Ii |
l'is t~n rhurcl! this work was going OH and re-
ee!slng Gots blessing. Last Sunday lie had
meeting Of about ,otJ rcup'e, studying the
"1ra o oi t'o,: :,
u tue meeting for Centenary Church. Tic r.
v!EA1 ha1 already hcsn great IN its effects, but
ltx n,otta was, AftEe IL come"
Ihe Rer. Il: H. rarksMrst spoke Of tho prae-
rrganlzvd an act'vr Visiting Cam.,,stce. Meet
|ngs were held every Gyen!ng, md the blessiu-
VI God rested upon them.
;, l1sac,' ,yE!faf,' exalted the Influence Of the