The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-10-28
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expression on his lace wa q -ad one.
The pleasure which his heart had felt
the first night and which showed IN
his face was missing. At the Close OF
the meeting the little fellow took Mr..
Yatmau 70 corner and told him
there could be no religion IN his nome
because his father was dTuD6ard.
He asked him IL he wouldn't hold a
meeting 20 his father could be con-
verted. "'Kneel down with me, my
boy, and let u pray together and ask
God 10 help US Silently We prayed
until I knew God had heard u. 4 few
nights later there was a meeting for
men; III was q Union meeting where
the pastors and members Of different
churches cO-Operated; the hall vas
crowded and many OF those present
prOf---ed conversion. At the close,
when / was taking the names, one IN
dividual gave me his and / recognized
it a. belonging tony little boy friend.
Have you a little boy who has
been attending here? / asked.
IS Yes the man replied, and he il
converted, too
"My friends, was happy then, be-
cause / had taken, with Gods help,
sin from that house, aud ] could take
YOU TO South Carolina today and show
you what faith in the bible has done.
IL took revival TO 90 this,
probably nothing else could have &C
cOmPlished it. Remember that you
are responsible 10 God for those
around you II man was i'll, physi-
caIly, and you knew and had the
remedy that would cure him and you
failed to offer il, you would be- re-
spOu-ible for his life. so IL l. with u
in spiritual affairs We know what
our friends aud neighbOrs want and
we have II III our power To help them.
II j. our duty 10 do 20.
Mr.. Yatman alluded in the most
feeling manner To the conversion Of
the late Senator Grady Of Georgia,
and Mr.. Collier, president Of tie At
lauta Exhibition. Speaking Of out
bursts Of feelings at Tevivals he said:
Salvation makes you happy but il
Isn't necessary TO shout. Some peO-
pie like 10 and / don't stop them. i
can't shout like those people, but
there isn't one who can beat
me feeling. Let them have
their shouts; it will do them
good, hut / was raised a straight
laced Presbyterian, and they don't
believe In 10. 'Still waters run deep
and no one can take the brightness
out Of my heart"
The speaker has the happy faculty
OF taking his hearers from the gay TO
the grave in a moment, and without
notice. His audience will be con
vUlsed with laughter, and, before they
realize il, their eyes are dimmed with
tears. Just before the close of the
afternoon service he told of the Eng
Iish nObleman who wanted his ser
wants to accept the Bible. When a .
holiday came around he put large
Bible and five pound note on the
table and called them one a. a time
and offered them their choice. In
every instance but one the money was
the exception was a little
poverty stricken child from the east
end of London. She took the Bible,
and when she reached her room and
opened the book she found scattered
five pound bank notes.
Mr.. Yatman preached at Kameha-
meha in the morning and in addition
to his two services at Y. NJ. G. A.
afternoon and evening he preached at
the Methodist Church at 80. There
will he meetings at Y. NJ. G.. A. every
afternoon except Saturday this week
and every evening except Wednes-
Gay.