Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-26
THE NIGHT sERV1cEs.
The Heat Did Not Prevent Grand
Meeting.

sides preaching TO get converts. The
singing last night was never sweeter.
II called forth praises from Brother
Moody that caused Brothers Sankey,
Wells, Rees and the reporters to blush.
Several songs were rendered by the
choir, and Ira ID. and Mrs. Clark sang
ns Il duet No. 37S. the chorus of which
Is:
His mercy flows an endless stream
To all eternity the same;
To all eternity. TO all eternity,
To all eternity the same.
There was prayer. SIR. sankey was
asked to sing the following:
Do You see the Hebrew captive ineel-
ing,
AZ morning. noon and night to pray?
IN MS chamber he remembers Zion,
Though In exile far away.
Chorus
Are your windows open toward Jeru-
Tho yis. . a. eaptiyes here little while
Tor The coming Of the King in HIS
Are you watching day by day?
Do not fear to tread the fiery furnace.
'''f' H''iN Nii' AAFil = AEll 10 snare.
For the God of Daniel wiz deliver
lie VIII send His angel there.
Children OF the living GOD, take eour-
age,
@ Your sreat deliyerance swceuy sling,
SCI ,, your IHce toward the hin OF Zion.
Ihehre 10 nail our coming klngl
Mr. Sankey compiled with this 70.
guest Ia ms best manner. 1t was ex-
toedlnsly well done, aud caused many
10 thlhk of sam Jones and ENccl. IL
"na religious symphony. The choir
sang NO 3i2 when Mir. Saujt.v ba1
concluded. IL was This maj S,usod
ar Moody TO praise the singing. saving
u was the best they had Ind yrt H.
hetllcl as II everyone in the nuJl.nc.
Aua opened his heart and soul and mo
iuel1uluua air never sounded sW,afar
h'V.luF NeIls asked for the collection
va '"s usual oierinBs. He said he
wanted 10 see some tiyc and ten dnIIar
bllls, and wished that All nlpbt ,,i,',
az they had prospcred. The us6ars
went their routes A gentleman yyh,
observed said the man Who pnssrd M.
nat along the front row of seats r-ot IL
cents. The collection was foIIn,ys.d 1,,
prayer AIR. Sankey did so well in tb,,
aI'9 named above that he was request-
ca 10 render Ninety and MIN. M,
sentiment peryadinE the las. 80
which this sn,,ni,'i' ~ pasc upon
port OF Tho ifniverg,iiis.,, Tue ,r ehlet sup
moan, Mo etSalSt5. They say il
Il III one of tI. ' I,.,, 'ttoh' A. any rate
tho Bible. Tbn -. '''nl thoughts In
published In fhes.' t7i,, when mas been
cd oe sweet vnrds s.,, .ii'n', Us eompos-
and no one I,nnr,s ''Gl 60 u HNeeter air.
II than Ira u Sani,. De''S ,r, now to sing
"Blessed Assu.,n"'. . Ne NE Vnolr sang
ways rrauests TX, ,i,,.,.Nit' Moody al
ular HYMN. ms bo ' ,'!b OF some pop
After mis- tbn 1I,, W"H,9 "ll to join.
Wayslde Cross - H''' ''''e sang The
Mr.. Moody onpou,,.,
would be- nnStl,er ,,v'''ucu mat there
First Hnptist ri,,,n,i i"y rI meeting at the
o'clock. An are in,,t,'9 morning at 10
be present Mr. NIL, MI. ana urged to
voice last nlrht III 'tuly was IN good
In their rnrnestuns., VIRUS talrly rang
Is climbing tnyys,d IN, a." the meeting
power. THE m"ntt,,,. 'nS zenith Of its
in the inutilr,y ronr,ss, u''g' the sermon
heidi was 'he best yet
MIR. Moody soid.
NV trxt tonisht 4.
chaptcr OF The ,6s,',, from The 18th
they an with NM, vi ~: Luke. And
make excuses ny. osent began TO
I hot,o b,,,..tt 50" INST sVlu unto him.