New-York tribune., 1902-08-14

the societies move UP and on into the other
regular Church activities and find young sUbsti-
tute in their place in the young peoples society
Pastors. keep your young peoples society young
and you have solved one important problem" said
Mr.. Baer Don't scold. but lead; don't coerce by
method either but inspire them by deepening their
motive. You make break your young peoples
society. What is needed to-day in the average
society is sef-sacrifcing leadership the part OF
pastors No outsider successfully solve your
problems by occasional suggestion; it is
your privilege Your work, your wish and you
must deal with the subject. You have more i'm
portant opportunity for service
The speakers to-day aside from Mr. Baer were
Messrs. Meyer, Morgan BroughtOn- Brougher.
Pope. Towner and Bond Nine meetings are an
nounced for tomorrow. the first TO be held at $50
a m. The attendance was never so large through
the week it is
Mr. Baer before leading in prayer az the evening
service told OF the great pleasure he had found
in one of Andrew Murray's little books. Working
with God" which had been a constant companion
for several weeks always occupying little corner
of his travelling bag The book is sequel TO
waiting on God it's object being TO remind all
Christian workers of the greatness and the glory
of the work in which God has share After the
service many copies Of the volume, which is sold a.
the bookstore here for 80 cents. carried home
TO help others as Mr. Baer's has helped him An
other for which orders being taken at the book
store is soon appear from the pen Of one OF the
conference speakers-"The Holy Land" by the
Rev John Kelman, of Edinburgh More than sew
enty full page illustrations reproduced in the
colors OF the original paintings by John F Pulley
love accompany the text prepared by Mr. kelman
The book sets itself the task of endeavoring 10
express something OF the meaning Of Palestine. II
is in three parts-geographical. historical and Ine
Spirit of Syria
Thus the author has written itinerary OF
Palestine though he has freely introduced rerni-
niscences Of personal travel and experience In
every chapter the work is essentially impressionst
Its plan is TO catch successive aspects OF the land
and TO associate these with various localities OF
which they are peculiarly characteristic BY this
method 1t is hoped that the general Idea Of the
country may be conveyed 10 the reader.
Mr. Moody announced tonight that Marquand
Hall the largest seminary building here. would be
kept open during the rest of the month for the
friends who desired TO remain 10 the post con-
ference to be led by Mr.. Meyer His topic Will
he THE Directory of the Devout Life" On Tues
dav of next week ne will speak on The Eight
Doors Into the Blessed Life; Wednesday Inc
Antiseptic and Energetic Principles OF Holy Liv-
ing. Thursday Christ. the Fulhlment or the
covps Idaar, FRIDAY The Life of Perfect Love:
Saturday The Purity OF the Individual and the
Home; Monday. August 25. The Government Oh
O11r Speech; Tuesday. The Retiredness ana fiu-
rilitv of Our Attitude Before GOO Weohess.aS'
..Ttfe Without Anxious Care; Thursday. Inc
Art Of Receiving and Friday The buliolhs u
the House OF Life
DR NABIE ON EVANGELICAL PROBATION
CDa OF the early summer EeSiueAt9 -
>--+b1a1d was the Rev. DR.. Henry c Manie sec
- 90 tho American Baptist Union HIS cosey
hIat NOT far from Lovers Retreat Is III inc
midst Of one of the most oeauuIui pine So
~ tho town Many a tired missionary Ioiii
,,-ds has found rest and refreShment at
ttis bosDitable home. DR.. Mabe was one OF me
Ioeas+ friends OF D L. Moody and OF Dr- Sco'eiu'
- ,e frequently heard in the village churCh' aS
,,a,I &C on the conference PLATFORM IN o"'h pa'e9
he Is a welcome preacher
n lrabie's theme last week at the conference
= ..E1,,anqal,cal Probation" His text was Jonn
T., 20. For Judgment come into this word
- tbev which see not might see, and that they
lll ~ -. rav he made blind The following IS
the substance of his sermon:
As living at the very basis OF al our s V
of the spiritual life; Is mn rtcticr I,ndT Uich
rs Cee,sI system places us. ne nature ol tIS
the 3t g. jrdicated the ninth chapter or JoIih
of which my text Is me SiSt II ali turns on
the sense in which the wore JuusiIei J ~ - .Tc,,t"-
is used. This word d9Cs % I.'r1a StEeT c0nnSc-
80 Tiit rather the basis on whiCh Tue settie-
rcnt of the claims or Zoo on ~ m ~ - -
tuJus T. iEaSt TO the first three verses IN the
Lta- ra,.us in company VILE MS usclpteS,
had met man bllna u SH On Master who d.d Sin
of ejaculation was ralseu. IIitar,II,- IN -
~. rDan or his parents that 'iiterdliE, III oEoeI
fhato he should be born ol', -Ss ~ ~ @ 1,
SIN coninl.tiS iteDce or is this misfortune due
the sins of ances tors. 80 " IL, 80. N ',L
iG' FeP'S -, Sin nor his parents that is sin n
diu ilis MIS- n ,,i11ate relationship as YOUR question
any order that ne should be born blind
lmples' ain III IN the victim of evil heredity.
GLORY LIGHTS THE AFFLICTED
Paraphrasing the reply 7t Jesus sun further He
ttint in my thought this man Is IN this cas<