Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-02-13

and Of me. And Baptist preachers too,
whom I thought would be 90 staunch in
their old positions that nothing would
tempt them TO pat an irregular" like my
self upon the back. But il is ever 40. DR.
Fulton wrote long letter 10 the Baptist
Wdtchman Of Boston that appears this
week, the kindest thing have yet seen in
print from one Of the craft. The LORD
bless him Not that / wish the other thing
on those who do not thus write, for / Say
the LORD bless them too, only in differ
ent way. "Charity to ALL" is my motto
henceforth, until we gather where all differ
ences Of opinion vanish. But il will be
rather odd, il just after announcing TO my
Kentucky friends that ] wanted money to
begin hall work exclusively. there should
come a turn in this "long lane" Of isolation
and should be heartily welcomed TO or
thodox pulpits everywhere. 1t may be TO-
God grant it, No one will rejoice as /
will. By the way, about the moneys re-
ceived from Kentucky for the above pur-
pose; | will wait until Feb. 92d-the begin
ming Of our 9Th year-before announcing
results. By that time, suppose, all gifts
will be in, that are coming on this call and
will give list OF donating places with
amounts All l can say now, lie that we
hasea good many "mementoes" on hand
and are likely to be left with good many
printed slips that mutely respond mot this
Christmas-some other Christmas" Those
who have given shall be through life all
the dearer for their exceptional kindness
l have little pile Of printed slips with
names attached Of those who answered this
call Of love. that will never part with on
earth.
Yesterdays meetings we're very precious
Bro. Cunning was waiting for US at the
Jersey City depot and rode with us up to
Nyack. A goOdly number Of saints turned
out to the s p. NJ. meeting through the light
snow that had fallen during the morning.
| preached Jesus, the Healer, to them and
three invalids put their trust in Him for
their maladies the first in Nyack-where
all seemed afraid to touch the gospel Of
bodily healing. Six Others came for spe-
cial blessing. At night the lecture-room
was crowded and two confessed the dear
shame above every name" You know
we are here only for two days, while out
standing engagements for Music Hall in
Brooklyn sre being played out" After
to-day We will have clean field for an in.
definite period. Lent overshadows the
getty Of Churches" now, and we hope to
catch at least some straRglers, Who stop al
such a season TO think little about their
souls.
&C. C''. has another Interpretation, fol
Brooklyn, to me- II will in all time be in
my recolections the "City Of Cats" for o.
all the places, little or big, that | am &C
quainted with, it 'wears the blue" for lhes'
loving il not lovable creatures. Did al
Brooky worship cats, there could hardly
be more Of these providers Of the night
Wife aud counted eight white, gray and
black -qustting or creeping in the back prem
ises of 266 Shermerhorn St, the frat day
we came; 80 s. Oxford was the came, il
fact, only yellow predominated there. On
monster Of that cheerful tint and stripes
like young Bengal tiger, in particular at
tracied our attention. His must have beel
baritone we heard again and again at the
nightly rehearsals. begin to see why n
many words in our expressive Language
beginning with cat, in composition should
be words of sombre import Catastrophe
catalepsy, odtaplasm, eatirrh. cataract, snC
80 on Gd iibihm never thought before o
the pathological side OF puss, but there evi
IDENTIFY is one. | call attention Of scholar
to the fact and pass on having no leisure L
investigate.
We had blessed time at Music Hall las
Sunday; 80 confessions at the three service
reminded us alittle of "the good old times.
We are getting pretty hungry for their re
turn and feel sure they are right before III
And we shall not have to retrSee our step
to have them, az some seem to think. Moth
ing has sustained me in this comparaliV
dearth Of apparent results but the oeriai
hope that the harvest would come. /
would drive me mad, sure enough, could
believe that turned away from field
"white TO the harvest" to come to barre
wastes where harvests are impossible.
have never been more clearly lied Of th
spirit" than in leaving Kentucky for thi
J Northern country. turn ye Northward
was too often repeated to me to be mistal
} en-. al know my Shepherds voice" what
ever else l may be ignorant Of. PRAlSl
THE LORD. And not one doubt has II
permitted 10 cross my mind since lett N
own dear State, for He knew l eouldn
bear that, "be.idea that which eometh uPC
me daily" for "a wounded spirit, who ca
bearl" mol am on the right track. \
douht Of that All the world could N