New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-17
quite sure where the lesson Is. trying interest

not quite where the lesson Is: trying to interest
the children without previous preparation. and instead
only too glad TO get of. away out OF the hot school
a little child TO whom parting word, grasp or the
round or s On and and bess c am
speaking Of my teachers especially. but OF sun
say what have often said before. young fellows
you wouldn't come staggering In hve or ten minutes
ernor was there at the office counting house or
store Oner to your governor the sort OF shoady
he viii think Of Il. He viii Give You the sack
You know you have been forgiven by the grace OF
confess and seek for ereiveness? How many Of US
try TO pass IT of. The husband has lost his temper
way home from town The wife loses her temper with
her husband and she gets don't know what your
That is the way to smooth It over. But there is no
confession there is no cleansing NTH o,o.r
bright flame? Have you trimmed i? Then there
there every Sabbath morning with the perfume
OF incense upon them Oh, men and women God help
us-ministers have been jealous Of minister's church
for man in New-York or for a man In Boston.
but almost willing to get down on our knees
not come and take the church near US In the next
When Mr. Somervle In South Africa he
spoke through an Interpreter to two little Zulu boys
he came back his mistress asked him what he
had heard. and he said "oh. there was a
kind to him. and he died and went up to
heaven. but he came down again and was like a
wen What did You do? The little Zulu said Il
opened my heart and let the little Babe Christ
and lie is inside" And ali the time the little boy
went round from place to place saying. He IS in
side the Babe is inside. and the gentleman said
must be very careful not to hurt Him. He went
and maltreated him and tried to get the notion out
of him, but they could not he kept saying He
be very careful not to kurt Him" May it he so
with you and me that we may prepare the temple.
when the unveiling will take place.
IMPORTANT ADDRESSES PRESERVED.
In reply to many inquiries regarding the publ
cation Of all the addresses delivered the Confer
ence. It may be added that the fourth number Of
The Mortified Echoes" TO be issued soon as
the speeches be revised. will be devoted to this
Conference. The editors are y. l.. PiersOn and W.
R Moody. and the business manager Is Il. S. Rastall.
The second NUMBER Just out contains an address
considers Of the effective delive. ed at
Mortified The third number Will report the Young
When Mr. Sankey announced the Illness of Fanny
j. Crosby few days ago, many people pressed
the sweet singer. and to send loving messages 10
her For the first time In many years she was alb
sent from the Conference Although she has never
seen Northneld few people with their eyesight
have interpreted the lessons more faithfully. One Of
her latest hymns TO be sung AZ the close OF the Con
ference here. TO the tune Faith Is the Victory is
appended in part:
Within these consecra,ed walls.
Convened from year 10 year.
We all have said. Ike one q, old.
Though from the must descend.
And toll amid the pain,
Yet sing with joyful hearts.
Good night. Wen meet again.
Chorus.
Good night N meet again.
Good III
God bonds Of love
Until meet again.
From North and South. from East and West.
From DER The wide.
Among these rural scenes came
To lay aside.
To breathe the mountain air
In Northnelds fair domain
But resting time II DER.
Good night. we'll meet again.