The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-12-16
TIE INITIAL SERVICE.
DR.. Broughton Delivered an Able Address
Sunday at the Y. NJ. c. 4.

nected with the Young Mems Christian
Association have arranged for Il most at
tractivc ana beneficial series of addresses
to be delivered by several of the leading
pastors OF the city, on practical and inn
portant themes, on Sunday afternoons
during the next six months. Each pas
tor will speak on four successive Sundnys.
The first i'll this special series was de-
livered 20 Il packed house Sunday after
noon by DR.. l.. G. Broughton, the beloved
pastor of Calvary Baptist Church. Every
one OF the 220 chairs was occupied and IL
large number stood throughout the ser
vice. The Doctors subject was "A Vaca-
ton spent with Moody and the Interna-
tional Y, NJ. G. \. Camp ut Northiicld,
Mass
He spoke in part rs follows: "First
want to tell you something about the
place
sit is IA most beautiful town. North
field is inscparabc from Moody 1t is
what it IS because Moody under the bless
ing OF God has caused this remarkable
educational centre to grow and bear fruit
the fame of which has spread throughout
the entire world. 1t is simply marvellous
that an unlcttcred, ignorant man without
education and with every discouragemcnt.
i'll the start. should in SO short Il time
have been able to gather around him as
he has done, the best brains and talent
along spiritual lines of the world. be-
lieve him to he the most successful Chris
tian worker OF the age. He is emincntly
successful along financial lines also as
the two and Il half millions of dollars in.
vested IN the magnificent equipped build
ings connected with the Mortified work
demonstrate. There is the girls COLLEGE
which accommodates 400 students. and
the boys building which also accommo-
Gates 400 The great tabernacle which
seats over >, 900 aud where all the great
mass meetings and worlds students con.
ferenccs are held. The missionary train
ing institute with 100 students preparing
for home and foreign missionary work
These buildings are solid structures. sew
cral having brown stone fronts None
but Christian boys and girls are received
at these schools. The tuition fee Is only
SlUU pei year and ii is II most inspiring
| scene to witness these bright. earnest
| young men and women earning their way
| by working and serving in the boarding
houses and the boys working on the great
| farm connected with the school, driving
| hacks, etc. In considering the contrast
between those 600 young women dressed
neatly and tastefully yet absolutely with
| ont display and affectation, on the 20 from
S in the morning till 10 mt. night sitting
under the teaching of the brightest minds
OF the age, earnestly preparing themselves
! for the real work of life, and the young
| ladies' of our own country. | do not 20
back on our own young ladies either
believe in them first. last and all the way
! through, but there are more things they
can learn.
| I'VE have too much false pride. too
much evening dress and pnr:ldine around
to make an impression. Lots of young
| II Il
| drug stores and lettering on the streets
smoking filthy cigarettes could take II
pointer from these sturdy industrious
young fellows who are diligently prcpar-
| ing themselves for lives of usefulness by
improving their opportunities Then
there is the y. NJ. G. a. camp. Over
1000 young men and boys from the asso-
ciations of the whole country meet at
Northlicld every year and enjoy the rare
| privileges of instruction and Christian
| fellowship.
"Now Il word about the secret of
Moody's power. was impressed with
the following facts about him: first, he is,
general. No man can successfully lead
men unless he has generplship Tie
pastor who would accomplish great things
must be boss of lis work Second He
knows men y man must first know
himself, then he can learn to know other
men and ought TO say women too, but
then no man has yet learned to know wo.
man. Third. He believes the Biblc-iirst
he believes 1t to he the word of Cod sec
ond, he believes it to bc practically APP
piled: third, he depends on the Holy
spirit. He does his work with the sim
plicity of Il child and leaves the rest to
God We are only to leave matters to
God when we have done our best"
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agine.
What can be done with it?
There it stays. 1t won't digest. 1t
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does and causes great pain and deep
seated disorders.
IN order to change all this, take Shaker
Di sestvc Cordial
1t stops fermentation and decay AT
on ;e, so that no more poisons are created
It clears the stomach of poisons already
there. 1t helps it To turn the food that
| remains into healthful nourishmcnt. II
strengthens the stomach for the next
eal.
Here is the whole philosophy and cure
of indigestion in IL few words And
what's more, It's all true. Try it,
Shaker Digestive Cordial is for sale by
druggists, price 10 cents to$l 90 IL bottle.
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the best grades of coal phone IL. c.
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goods.
Malaga and California grapes, oranges
pears, bananas, etc. ut Catogni's.