The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1892-10-08
REV. E. NJ. REYNOLDS,
OF THE M. E. CHURCH.

of medium height, ford complexion
and determined look about his large
mouth. He was attired in loosely fitted
suit of gray stuff, badly worn.
"Glad to see you," said Mr.. Dormer,
pleasantly. One of the crying needs OF
this camp is pastor. The Standard
since it started up has done its best to re
form the camp hut its efforts have been
futile. No use trying What Bodie
wants is spiritual awakening. It's peo-
Pile want to be aroused to the iminent
danger they are in. 1t is dreadfully i'm
moral"
II have heard So" replied Mr.. ReY-
nolds, quietly. For the past few weeks
have been laboring for the Master in
Aurora"
"What success?"
Not as great as l could desire. People
seem to be careless of their SOULS saliva
ton. There are great many families at
Aurora, but found few devoted Christ
ians.'
care you going to preach here2"
"Yes, I have seen the members of the
executive committee of the Miners Union,
and they have kindly consented to my
using their hall on next Sunday evening.
The object of my call was to see you
about getting out some dodgers calling
attention to the meeting"
"What do you wish on the dodsers2"
Mr.. Reynolds thought a moment and
RELIGIOUS SERVICES
At Miners Union Hall, Sunday Evening,
Aug. 81, 1878. -
The Rev. E. NJ. REYNOLDS, of the
Methodist Church, will preach at
1880 o'clock.
Subject: And he said unto them, follow
Me and l will make you fishers of men,"
SINNERS AND CHRISTIANS CORDIAL
LY INVITED.
"That subject won't draw" said Mr..
Dormer, promptly and emphatically.
"Why, you won't have corporal's guard
there. You must preach on some live
understanding in touch with the
people. something that appeals to their
sympathles, to their every day life. The.
text from St. Matthew is all right in its
place, but is not the thing here"
"Can you give me subject, thenY''
asked the minister.
"Stocks and faro are what interest
people here. Few people can beat either
game. Why not preach on How to Beat
Faro?'" Hza 40 nHy7 m
Mr.. Reynolds knitted his brows for .
moment. He evidently was weighing the
matter in his mind, and it took few
moments to decide.
''Ill do it y he said earnestly.
Then he took his pencil again and
wrote: "This is what I'll have on those
dodgers" he remarked as he handed over
the paper:
HOW TO WIN AT FARO.
At Miners Union Hall, on Sunday
Evening, Aug. 81, 1873,
at 80 O'clock,
REV. E. M. REYNOLDS,
OF the Methodist Church, will Ad-
dress the Citizens of ROdle on
HOW TO WIN AT FARO
How to Bar Splits and Not Get Whip
sawed ON the Last Turn.
Ii You Strike Kind Deal Don't
Be Afraid TO Set in Your Chips.
II think you are right" he said to Dor
mer. "Tbe ordinary layman may under
stand this. ! do not, ! merely use the
catch phrases which have heard on the1
street. But every man in Bodie will
know what it means"
The, Rev. Mr.. Reynolds had an i'm
menss crowd to bear him. His applica-
ton Of "How to Win at Faro" to the Cos
pei of St. Matthew had q thrilling and
beneficial effect: he wound up his i'd
dress q follows:
M friends, l have haen in your town
but few days. During the ahort time / |
resided here have been deeply impressed
With the wealth Of your ininss and the