THE SCTUNTON TRIBUNE-MONDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 8, 1894.'
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Rerless tbe Work that the Noted Evangelist
' . Did In This City.
THE PRINCE OF EVANGELISTS
Moody Has Tact, Wisdom, Piety and
Knows the Bible and Human Nature
Annoyance that He Met With
Here Tent Services Referred to as
the Grand Feature of the Campaign.
Last week's iesne of the New York
"Observer" contained an interesting
article by Roy. Dr. James MoLeod, pas
tor of the First Presbyterian cbnrcb of
this city, npon "Mr. Moody Id Scran
ton." Among other things Dr. Mc
leod 8nys:
From ny, and indeed, from every point
of view Mr. Moody is au interesting study.
Hels tbe prince of modern evangelists.
Other evanRolists that we havn met have
their excellencies. They are well developed
in spots, but Moody is fall orbed. Hd has
tact, wisdom, piety, tbe gift of ntteranse
and whole-hearted consecration. He knows
his Bible and be knows bnmnn nature. He
loves his Master aud be is loyal to him to
his heart's core, aud iberfore,be loves sin
ners and pleads with them with all his
soul to come to Christ for salvation. He
is level-beaded: he does not slop over.
He does nut allow his enthusiasm to run
away with his reason. lie does not take
any stock in sickly sentimentalism, nnr
does be preach the gospel of gush. It
be should lend a man his coat and the
thief refused to return it, he would not
ask bim to take his c at also, lie
does not nnderstand the sermon on
the Mount, and therefore, be does not
misinterpret or misapply it. He is not a
communist either in tbe pulpit or ont of
it. Ue does not array the poor against
the rich, nor does be indulge in tbe silly
clap-trap of those who preach that it is a
hetuon sin for any man to accumulate a
large fortune. Iu bis teaching and preach
ing, and In his intercourse with men, he
succeeds when others fail, because he has
what they have not an ample stock of
sanctified common sense.
ONE ANNOYANCE.
Iu bis evangelistic work, Mr. Moody rets
great store. by singing. lie believes in
uinsic as a moral and spiritual force. He
wants a large choir, aud be urges every
body to sins. He wants "all people that
on earth do dwell" to "sing to the Lord
with cheerful voire." It Duins him when
tbey refuse. He believes that gospel
hymns are in many cases more effective
than gospel sermons. - Whether his ideas
of musio be right or wrong, it is most
impressive and inspiring thing to hear a
great congregation with heart and voice
praising the Lord. It grieves Mr. Moody
when the musio does not go to suit bim.
Sometimes it is tbe fault of tbe choir,
sometimes of tbe organist, aud sometimes
of tbe congregation.
A case occurred not long ago, when the
organist sorely tried him. The great con
gregation was assembled; the chorus and
Us leaders were in their places; tbe hymn
was announced; but tbe organist! Where
was her He was gone. In a tit of temper,
be locked tbe organ and put the key in bis
pocket as if the organ was his personal
property and then he coolly wslked out
of tbe church. His explanation was that
be bated tbe leader of the chorns more
than he bated the devil, and, therefore, he
would not play. Mr. Moody was grieved
as well as disappointed.
I hope Mr. Moody has received the hum
ble apology 'of that organist. I think I
may assure him that there is no other or
gsulst in the Christian world who would
if in bis senses be guilty of such au act of
dieconrlesy towards him. But though Mr.
Moody was both grieved and disappointed
be maintained bis self-possession, and the
meeting was a grand success. I only refer
to this incident because It happened re
cently, and because while it may be the
obiy incident of the kind, in all Mr.
Moody's evangelistic career it shows that
evangelists, as well as settled pastors, are
sometimes disturbed by what occurs in
the organ loft.
THE TENT SERVICES.
i must not overlook one grand feature
in connection with tbe "Moody campaign"
in tbe Wyoming valley and that is the
services conducted by four or five of his
co-laborers, who have been preaching in
tents. These tents have been erected in
well-selected localities, whera the masses
could easily reach them, and they have
been crowded at almost every service.
Messrs. Whittle, Bliss and bchlverea as
preachers, and Messrs. Stebblns and
Weeden as singers, have carried on this
work for several weeks, aud these tent
services will be held perhaps for a month
longer. All classes and conditions of peo
ple have flocked to these tent meetings.
Already more than 2,000 have expressed a
desire to live henceforth a Christian life,
and let ns hope that many; yes, let us
hope that all of these have been truly con
vened. Tbe experiment of holding these tent
services iujthe thickly settled valley where
tens of thousands of foreigners are em
ployed in the coal mines has been so suc
cessful, that it is likely to become a popular
plan for reaching tbe outlying masses.
This method of work, which has proved so
effective in tbis region, is due to Mr.
Moody's fertile brain; and his counsel and
visits and timely help have greatly
strengthened aud enoouraged the Chris
tian workers.
Forest City.
Ep worth lesgne tomorrow nigh i
E. D. Caryl, of Seranton, was: in this
place Friday.
Benjamin F. Maxey's night lehool
will begin tonight.
Rsv. R. M. Roderick, of Wilkes
Barre, ocenpied the pulpit of the Bap
tist cbnrcb Sunday. Next Sabbath
the new pastor, Rev. J. R. Egan, of
Elkdale. will begin bis labors in this
plaoe.
A splendid stone walk has been laid
in front of H. Joseph's new block.
Miss Mary E. Reynolds, one of tbe
ehool teachers, spent Sunday at her
her home in South Gibson.
Mrs. Benjamin Muxey visited in
Seranton Friday.
Miss Faunle McEane of St its Line is
thegnestof Dr. Jani Yoamr.
Prof. Joseph : E. Brennan and J. G.
Bridgett of Carbondale were in this
borough, Friday evening. Prof. Bren
nan is principal elect of tbe Vandling
school, and will enter npon his duties
next Monday. Tbe school building has
been enlsrgsd.
Miss Rebesca Bashlngham, a popular
young lady, of Susquehanna street, re
ceived the sad news last Thursday of
ber father's death at bis home near
Beech Pond, Wayne oonnty. She left
Friday morning to attend the funeral.
Miss Anna Doran and. Miss Cslia
Lanning, sshool teachers in this bor
ough, spend each Saturday at . their
homes in Susquehanna.
Mrs. Richard Pollard has returned
from a two week's visit with Brooklyn;
N. Y relative!.
Mrs. H. F. Aldrleh was tbe recipient
of a very handsome silver Ice pitoher
rom the Enterprise Fire company,
Friday evsnlng, in apprsoiatlon of her
service as pianist at tbe eisteddfod
given for ths benefit of the above com
pany. T. J. Pentecost in a very pleas
ing manner made the presentation
spseoh. Mrs. Aldrleh responded in a
brief apesch. A bounteous supper was
asrvsd and the evening was one of en
joyment. - "Peek's Bad Boy" will be the attrac
tion at tba opsra bouse tomorrow even
ing. Tbe company is composed of ar
tists and no doubt will be greeted by a
Isrge hooss. Popular prises, 25, 83
and 00 cents.
MONKEY TRICKS IN MIDAIR.
Steeple Jack's Terrifying Performance on
Top of Tall Chimney.
John William Mayman, ' an English
man, born in Lancashire, has for some
time beon at work repairing fuotory chim
neys in various ports of New Englm d. Ho
hn3 been in this business for 10 yea s and
hns no idea of turning his nttcn ion to
ot nor work, notwithstanding the fa t that
his father mud brothor wnro both ki ied by
fulls from n great height. Rtcoplt Jack,
as ho is called, lins travolcd oil ovc- Kng-
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STEEPLE JACK'8 EXPLOIT.
land and a good part of Europe repairing
chimneys, earning a large income most of
tlio time, but spending it freely. In one
month recently ho earned $500, but only
saved about a quarter of it, tho remainder
being Bpcut foolishly.
Maymtin'B nerve while ongaged In his
perilous culling Is something wonderful.
Somo time ago ho finished building an ad
dition to a chimney owned by the Smith
Paper company's mill, near Boston. Tho
chimney is 130 fect high. Several planks
had been drawn up and placed across tho
top to hold material, and an iron rod had
been put through tho top of the chimney.
Ono Sunday afternoon Mnyman had been
drinking and wont to tho top of the chira
noy to show how steady his norve was.
Taking a stout plnnk, ho inserted ono end
under the iron rod, lotting the other end
project into tho nlr about eight feet. He first
tried tho plunk with his foot, then walked
slowly to tho end, stooped, grasped tho
plunk with both hands and stood on his
bead nt tho extreme end. All tho spoota
tots grew faint ut tho sight, and most of
thorn turned away, being unable to look
at tho terrifying performance.
Wanted a lllble.
Housekeeper Now you clear out right
square off, or I'll call tho hired man.
Tramp Pleuse, mum, I only wanted to
borry a Bible, If you have one to spare.
"JUblesf I've got about forty."
"Well, mum, will ye please lend me one
a few minutes. I want to read about Bel
Bhazzar's feast. Mubby it will stay me Ap
petite till I git to some town where folks
lias fewer Bibles an more pics." New York
Weekly.
"John," said tho hotel cook to the store
room man, "hand me that bottle of cider.
I am going to give them some Madeira,
sauce today."
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dizziness, nervous prostration, pain and ex
citability, or other manifestations of de
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FACTORY V1LLE,
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furnish rlKB for tourists to surrounding; towns
and summer resort.
C'nfricsa iLDgamaDti.
A Chinese engagement dates its boirin
nlng from the exchange of red cards be
tween the parents of the contracting par
ties. These cards in many districts are
immense documents, almost the size of a
horse blanket. They are importanl for the
reason that they are used as evidence in
case of disagreements in the future. Wo
seldom hear in China of broken engage
ments. Yet if a quarrel cannot bo settled
peacefully recourse is had to the 1 tw, and
tbe judge usually imposes a fine i pon the
party who has broken the contract.
The chief incident In a Cblnne mar
riage Is the arrival of the bride in her
bridal clothes before the house of her
chosen one. 1 That is a de facto fulfillment
of the contract. Tho wedding dny is de
termined by the pnrcnts of the groom.
Tho iilfierial calendar names tba lucky
days, and on such days tho so cr lied red
celebrations take place, both in t Je cities
and country. Exchange.
The Slaking of Wills.
,rWere I a maker of books," wrote Montaigne,-
pleasantly unconscious that he
was himself writing a book which poster
ity would not let die, "1 would construct a
register of the divers and curious man
ners in which men have met death." Per
haps a registry of singular wills would be
as interesting, if not as instructive, as a
schedule of the various ways in which Im
munity has confronted the Inst onsluught
of the king of terrors. London Telegraph.
When the Cat Was Sucred.
In the Middle Ages brute animals
formed as prominent a part in the devo
tional ceremonies of the time as they had
in the old religion of Egypt. Tbe cut,
ilClurus, was embalmed alter death aud
buried in the city of Buhastis, because, ac
cording to Herodotus, Diana liubastis, tbe
chief deity of the place, was suid to have
transformed herself into a cat when the
gods fled into Egypt.
A NEW ENGLAND PARSON.
It shall bo said of him, he found
A flower in every human fucc;
In pathways where must thorns abound
11c liniiored for sous bidden grate,
i'or those who saDB of sunny days
And thoso who sorrowed be had cheer;
Yet could he walk throueh lonely wj
Aud find communion ever near.
The world was sweoter for his care
Tho beiKhts wcro won be sought to win;
For love throueh him inude all things fair.
And all things fair through love are kint
-Charles K. Bolton iu Sunday School Times.
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OLD DOMINION S. S. COMPANY
ur Patrons
W. L GU1LLAUDEU, Traftlo Managtr.
Pier 26, North River, New York.
Washburn-Crosby Co. wish to assure their many
patrons that they w 11 this year hold to their usual
custom of milling STRICTLY OLD WHEAT until the
new crop i3 fully cure! New whaat i3 now upon the
market, and owing to the excessively dry weather
many millers are of the opinion that it is already
cured, and in proper condition for milling. Wash-burn-Crcsby
Co. will take NO RISKS, and will allow
the new wheat fully three months to mature before
grinding.
This careful attantion to every detail of milling has
placed Washburn-Crosby Co.'s flour far above all
othsr brands.
RGEL a CONNELL
Wholesale Agents.
SHAW
SHAW
PIAMHQ EMERSON
r IMIMUO EMERSON
J. Lawrence Sfelle
FORMERLY STELLE & BEE LEY,
MUSIC DEALER
134 Wyoming Avenue, Seranton, Pa,
SHAW PIANOS to the front
EMERSON PIANOS, Old and Reliable.
Clough& Warren
Waterloo
Carpenter
Crown
1 KICKS 8AT1SFACTOIIY.
YOU KNOW?
That we will GIVE you beautiful new pat
terns of Sterling SILVER SPOONS and
FORKS for an equal weight,ounce for ounce,
of your silver dollars. All elegantly en
graved free. A large variety of new pat
terns to select from at
ercereau & Connell
807 LACKAWANNA AVlSXUli
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All Grades, Sizes and Kinds kept in stock.
IRON
Of every description on hand. Prompt shipments guaranteed
Chain3, Rivets, Polts, Nuts, Washers, Turn
buckles, Eolt End 3, Spikes and a full line of
Carriage Hardware.
BITTENBENDER & CO.
SC R ANTON, PA.
We have tli3 following supplies of Lumber secured, at
prices that warrant us in expecting a large
share of the trade.
Jonlata County, Fennsjlvnis,WhlU Oak.
Paclflo Coast Red Cedar Sbinglos.
"Victor" snd other J!ich:Kn rrsnds of
Wblte Piueand Wute Cedar bUiDKlis,
mcliiRan White prid Norway Pius Lum
ber aud Bill Timber.
Korth Caroliua Bbort snd Long Leaf Yel
low I'lne.
Bullion County Hemlock Lumber and
LiBtU.
Tioga Connty Dry Hemlock Stock Boards.
Elk County Dry Hemlock Joists and 8tuJ
dlog.
Miscellaneous stocks of Mine Eails, Mine Ties, Mine Trops
THE RICHARDS LUMBER CO,
Commonwealth Euildir.ff, Seranton Pa.
fct'.i.a.-jsji.iMi inn
rJsMISIOOD RESTORED!"
NERVBSEED9.
Thlvwoadwlal fmtij faar.
aittaS taaara all aartaa. Sla.
eases, such as Weak Memory, Loss of Hraln Power. Heartache, Wakefulness,
l,'jMllnliood,NIlitly Kiulnlurn, Neryousne,alldralusand lossof power
In (ieuera live Organs uf either sex cau aed by over exertion, youth fulerrora.
exresilTeuse of tubacoo. opium or stimulants, wlilcblead to lnttrniltf, Coa
.tutnipMnnor miaimy. van ueoarneain Tesipociet. tiiwrgj,aiurai
ly nmll Drepald. with a 8 onk-r we alve at written guarantee to euro
-r..n,l ih n.nn..w f MpimiIa i f iha MiiI.I hr al flmuatata. Aak forlt. take
"1.1 untanusr I tnUsinii.uo oilier. Auar AUTte bkhuvu., matunio isoipia, bsuuuv.ua
For Sale in Seranton, Pa., by H. C. SANDERSON, Druggist, Washington
and Snruco atreots. s
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PILLS
Kkstt'iii t)e g no rail re orfrans of either eex. such as Nerrou Prostration. Fall
i lnf or JsOiti Manhood, ImpotenojTaKlKtitlf KmlMlol.i,YiuUifuJ Krron,
unipLlt)D and IiiBnnitr. With erery order we trtte a wriUn (rnar-
likKoRhi ANP Afc"li-li UHiNQ anuw in euro or reiuiia mn monpy. rom ai ti.vu por doi. m Doxog
jurVii.uv luisjauii'iu
For SaU by C. M. HAUHIH, DrnvsItU 127 Tann Avanua.
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UllEMlCAi. CO., CUweiMO Qhim
RESTORE
LOST VIGOR
oH with WMTTW
ttl in mX ur tnug
Kaw dl.roaar. Will braaa vimi nnln a weak
1D ABAS I EE to Cnre Mfrron. Debility, Leas of Sexual rower la etlhaiakx,
lDToluotir BmtsaloM fron any oan.o. If aealoctad, aaeb troubles laaj-l.
eeMiimptlua or Inianlly, ll.no per boi by mall, s boiai for St, With eTrrr r
a re a writlaa anaranta to Dura oa raruad tha
PfcAL MKDU'IKE CO. CleToland, Okie.
loaay,
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For sal by JOHN H. PHELPS, Pharmacist, cor. Wyoming Avsnua an.
Sprues Street, Seranton, Pa.
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