The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-11

, pctssSe rsGh % address on "ao.pel Tenn.
nresence ut his STARTLING oxprcss'nns sn %nrs
cheer StsT c Sos ILLS Wes"
.plSetlc with idle sentiment. speaknr broa are.
@sctinssc IN w w4sb sfGEssts Of
after year. convince. over mud over. the anna nina
people mostly women, Of tho same thing by
the sa%s cesean sss isS nsis aps
en Ga0 81 ttsmnsTanec r e9nsssted attfciittlc
golden age q patent medicines: the Windows
S a. INC apothecary arc inil Of sure cures for
paners fairly tumble over one another recon- sS
mncnding substitutes for regeneration. By hypo-
G &c tpr injections at price not one drnnkard
sin not tho only one nor tic worst 4sosla
az iiof stagger to the cato Of heaven drunk
hypocTIto SSSli as Willingly roll f' INTO i hay
ment limp with alcohol as a calm. clean nc-
maudn and to w srntsns 60 a. as w Ti,SSdh
rocket the price Of te nemcnt let to shame Ia
lat diagnosis not saivc. but salvation.
Too locg wo have heard and preached and
ssss n aa heat 1s making p nss
lace o. jesus Christ Ike en az Old n a
our spiritual cSntre tables; too long emDioysd
the Church as an smSalspee and employed
and o. ses'ssf IN t sSs Sssd a'ssHs
ssnse." ,Se haSIot 0' midWi fs'ns slss and
Men who have Simply heard S Snsesn p %,%Sy
ers speak OF cleansing BY the blood Of Jesus,
abstinence. who hnvo only heard Of a local
village for .Jesus's sake anil permits them in
stand for high license they 10 NOT point to God.
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principles. which was unanimously adopted.
Those are some OF tho principles:
First and toremost-rcrsonAi devoton to our divine
LORD and SAVIOUR ]S Je.u. chr,;;, ,.., a..
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society Q, Gh.s.,an Enaeavor In theory and pras.se
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movement that would interrupt or imperilit
For the maintenance OF these principles OF covenant
,FISi Sas.sy aSi
heartily pledge ourselves
Tho Rev. E r. Young Of Toronto spoke on
ne missHnsTy To,k 1 opmonY the N0rthWest
Chicago spoke on the possihilitie: q q great
religious convention at the Worlds Fair.
MIR. Woolley went to the AFTERNOON overflow
meeting in the Metropolitan Opera House. and
. wild e woody Western speech based on tho
course Of his talk. that drink must pc legis:-
lated out Of existence. and to effect this result
The Rev. DR.. Hnmlin Of the St. Louis Evan.
gellats, who conducted the meeting. followed
Mr.. Woolcy with a short spceoh on similar
inss Among the otheS speakers Iva. was Percy
tian Endeayor Society. who described the ideal
Christian Endeavor Society.
The speeches. which wore varied with
fgn Which ed the by and So1 tsa
tho boxes contrasted In more ways than ono
with the occupants on opera nights. when
the owners and their friends are In them.
stage were the high caste Brahmins. who rep:
resent India in tho Convention. DR.. Grurerbai
Karmarkan and Sumantra Vishnu karmarka.
During the meeting they sang hymn In Hin
playing m accompaniment on piano while
tho man fingered u queer sort Of Oriental tam:
BOURNE upon which little metal bolls jingled
The Carnegie Hall meeting was In the intcr-
est OF keeping the Chicago Fair shut on sun
day. The Rev. John Henry. O! Chicago. one OF
the sneakers. wanted Scriptur9l texts written
Der the Sn bbnth day to keep 1t holy"
Bishop Fellows presided ut this meeting.