The Monitor-register., 1896-02-14

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sana+o and honSa 80 "no ses INTO the
other imnortant nlacos ,nsn iusen'a1lVes and
for the nositions in uo;a. w are ntted
heart bnt this 10 ax,ana: a.ner neao nor
ovcentiona] now 49, !.onai ana more
There Is NOT drr,i.a. E ~ otner days.
ierislature. altbonob +hoxo ~ --"sion"i -.
when Kentucky Vs. o "ele elmes
Illinois, New York and M,.."na ola ware
had men in the senate =. ohusetes
J sentatiyes who wera ,oanS1;s uso u repre-
eerina DRINK across a thaao L:' aho seag-
Never nobler pronn of mo-, 60. So =, paaoes.
or house of representativos 49,. - - sena'e
yesterday and will sit .ha~a .. .asA e"O 'iere
while the highest ind;o;.,.~ ,,';.L .o"'
ception. has now nror ~ "o ga
bevond criticism, fo. ooo,s Donon lnen
mental endowment So in III sa CIV
ments Of official nosit;or ,r;+t. aopalS
there an excention arc +od"- -. n1lo I anu
est men and most bonorabla -
| America. Now snnnose +ha H. Vn ~
power should fall mon th;s ~ onoss
these men from all n.r+s - ' A anu
should suddenly heco,,o ,,,,o,,o-as ~" 20
Christ. Do Won saw tbo offen. .-oo",. ~.
electricalp More than that +. ,no..1a 70 70
omnipotent. Do Won VOW +h.t -.
learned and notent mon a,.e ~ rn.o'...,.. ~.
upon byrelioious influenced Tha+ st,e,-,S
you have not observed what hos hoon
going on. ''0 -'0--
Commodore Foote renroeer+;,o +.o
nayyt General Grant and Rohor,
Lee, representing the northern o,a
southern armies: Chief 1nst;oa chasa
representing the supreme conrt. 40
Trelinebuvsens. Theodore and E.oaar;o1r
representing the United states senate
william Pennington and scoras ~ o.h
ers. representin9 the honse of ronroso,,+
atfves, have surrendered To that gosneI
which before this winter is ont viii % IN
this capital of the American nation IL
xuo ara faithfr1 In o,,r x,,,o,,o,.,,
ertions. turn, into the kinodor, of cod
men of national and internat;onaI now
er. their tonpues of eloonence hecom;n.
the tongues of fire in another Pantecost
There are on wonder hill those who bv
the grace Of God will become Jobn
Knoxes and Chrysostoms and Fenelons
and Bourdeleaus. when once re1enerat-
ed. There ia an illusion have heard ",
praver meetings and heard In nnlni+o
that a soul ia a soul-one sonI worth as
much as another denv n Tbo SonI
Of a man who ca,, br;no i ooo or IN 900
other so,,1s ;,+o Tho kin,don, ~ Ga ;s
x,,ort,, oon -, -. 1o 400 - s.e.
.ha,, +hn .o,1 - ,t a.s -
80 - 80 !. - n W. oan Olins
" ono 1nSo " ,no Aiom elea' ou.-
pouring y, 'ne noiy opirl' AZ t.is capi-
Oa1' ,eaonAnss 'ne cniei inen VI Ainerlca
~ouio pe VI lnore Value 'o earth ana
neaVen 'nan ID any otner part OF tne ma
.ion' pecause IL "ouio reach al tne
states' clties' 1oWns ana nelgnporhooos
U! tne contlnenG. On' Ior the outstretch-
60 rlgnt arm OF dod Almighty IN the
saAVaIlon Oh tnls oapltali
A LOOK baokward.
some OF us remember 1901 WISH aC
tne close OF tne worst monetary olstress
TINS country mas ever ielt' compared
Win whlcn tne nard times Oh tne !as'
tnree years were Doom Oh prosperity
right on the heeis OF tnat comp!ete pros
tratlon came an awaKenlnS III which
ooo'ooo people were converted ID alner-
ent states OF tne Union. Do you kho"
wnere one OF lts cnleI powers was uon-
onstraueof In washington. Do you
you know in what church? This church
I picked up an old book few days ago
and was startled and thrilled and en-
chanted to read some words, written at
that time by the Washington corre-
spondent OF New York paper. he
wrote: 1.-THE First Presbyterian church
can scarce contain the people. Requests
are daily preferred for an interest In the
prayers offered, and the reading OF these
forms one OF the tenderest and most eff
fect1ve features OF the meetings. Particu-
lar pains are taken to disclaim and ex-
clude everything like sectarian feeling.
General astonishment is felt at the un-
expected rapid1ty with which the work
has thus far proceeded, and we are be-
ginning to anticipate the necessity of
opening another church. " Why, my
hearers, not have that again, and more
than that? There are many thousands
more of inhabitantssnow than then. Be-
sides that, since then are the telephone,
with its semiomn1presence, and the swift
cable car for assembling the people. I
believe that the mightiest revival OF re-
igion that this city has ever seen is yet
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nm oop1o " s ounr ne1 iooI-
1nuiSoay nisno' al ha!i paso 49, 49,
W, w pray 1ol 'nis cunning "a 'no ~ I -.
TnoS1-no' : 1of peh'eoos'<,l oe az o'oVo .L"0
nave feaelreu ", pu9 o0'ooV: uuI
nre as 'na1 wouio xinoie alsne sna'
"o".u 10 e9on A-oAA 'Ao