Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 14, 1875, Page 1

" YOLTME 29. FINANCIAL: T R R Herehants, Barmers', & Mechanies Savings Bank, 75 CLARK-ST., CHICAGO. [AVESTHENT CERTIFICATES. Perot Seonrily—Lioerl It FABLE of tncrease of “Lnvestment Certile 1 secured on Improved renl estate, bear. fax Interesty payable in quarterly installe % is, at the rato of 73-10 per cent per un- . Showins the accamulatlon of suma in- e for the beacGt of Children or others: b Amouat Accamulated. 8 142,01 Tizme. . 1,749.85 | . 2,161.55 | . 1,420.10 3,499.70 .. . 4.323.10 | ‘apon the basis that faterest, whea due, 1s on savings account. and fovested in INVEST- ST CERTIFICATRS whoaover $1001s thus accuma- ey bolder of a Certificate has the privilege of examin. g tbe candition of the trust et ey tme on celling at b offceof the Trustes. ‘Ceraficsten farwarded, and interost. when duo, rein- sesied, it desired, or remiiied by drafl or express 1o aay Inited States. Address el M SYDNEY MYERS. Mancger. THE STATE s istinton, and 82 LaBalle-st,, Chicago, -....8500,000 100,000 Capital. Surplus.. ‘Beceives Savings Depoaits and allows interest there- 464 1l rzte of U or cent per snuum, subject to the Fales of the Institution. "Also receives for safe keeping in its SAFE DEw POSIT VAULTS, money. dismonds, bonds, foed. cotn, builion, silverware, wil's, and other valoa: Yes. 2 nd rents boxes in ihbbrrs;-}d\gfilg-l‘r:of sates. D. D. SPEN( 5! pus A.D. GUILD, Cashier. Oy 123 & 125 Dearbore-St, Clivags, I ¥ortrags Loans on Real Estate, improved 2d mimproved, located 1n the city and su urbs of Chicazo and in the States of Hlinois sud Iotwrs, EXCLUSIVELY rogotiated. Loans speedily executed ot the LOWEST ralesofinterest. Expenses moderate. ILLINGISTRUST Savings Bank, 122 and 124 South Olark-st. » Dailp CLOCKS. BROKZES, &o. ™5 And will be opened during the com- ing week, a fine 1ot of French Clocks, Artistic Brongzes, Opera Glasses, Fancy Novelties, etc., celected by our MR. ROWE, while in Europe, especielly for the HOLIDAY TRADE, BAMILTGN, ROWE & 00, Cor. State & Washington-sts. FTENITURE, ey Pl HE}LIMY_G%BS ! SPIEGEL & CAHN, 222 Wabash-av., Are constantly receiving beautiful and ele- ant Faocy Purnitre, suitable as a Holiday rozent, bth useful and ornamental, con- siating of Escritoires. Pedestals, Jardinieres, Essels, Music Portfoilos, Album Stands, IVall Pociets, Card Recoivers, Foot Rests, Ottomens, ete., etc., etc., and offering the abnove goods at astonishing Low Prices. N. B.—Par‘ies selecting goods now can have *Nem set aside until wanted. Fiea~e call and examine stock. 222 WABASH-AV.,, Between Adams and Jacikson-ats. HAMBER SEISI We have a large stock of Fine and Medi- um DRESSING-CASE SETS, which are of- fered much below regular prices. We in- vite close buyers, and those who know when bargains are presented, to examine our goods and compare prices. Also, a full line of Par- lor Buits at equelly low figures. C. E HOLTON & (0., 25 & 227 State-st. CAPITAL AND SURPLUS - - - $525,000 Pays 4 per cent interest on Trust ;m 6 per cent on Savings Depos- ts, DINZE SAVINGS = BANK G {“:/[’:nm-. :!. Qe by e SO Exclusively -W thl ] o St2ie of Tinols. Savings Bank. 105 CLARE-ST,, Meftofist Chureh Binck. | Interest begins on the first of each month. JORTGAGE LOANS At carrent rates an productive city and furm property. DEAN & PAYNE, . E. cor. Randolph and Dearborn-sta. (bank floor). MERCHANT TAILORING. NO. 107 SOUTH CLARK-ST.,, Methodist Church Block. Mrarice that I wonld mest tho times snd merve frzilemn of tcte with tho best of garments st e of prices, has added greatly to my trade, and I L0 ivo Botioe daat with & Tepleuisiiod #toc, bouglt W redeced prives, I can offer etill further {nducements “gentiemen who must economize, but will Dot wear mmen materials or ll-fitung garments. WM. H. GRUBEY. To Rent. I'-'hflhizdfloorud part of fourth foor of ' 306 Siate-st., near corner of Adams-st., “ib elevator. Premises well-lighted and le for printing or light manufacturing ess. Apply to MATTOCKS & MASON, Eoom 1, No. 40 Dearborn-st. To Rent. l&&m new store, with basement, No. 208 3t., near corner of Adams-st.: also in Smeation with s:ms, Or separstely, three Brlsoy are wo A, S Sy sultable well.lighted, and very suital 418 piano business. ADpiy to MATTOCKS & MASON, ~-____ Booml, No. 40 Dearborn-st. _ HATL TO RENT o2aut Hall, corner North Clark and Diinols-sta. enirally jocuted and newly renovated hali is now N2t for balls, partics, weddicgy, and sociefien. are umn!-::fl with it large lgh‘mng-x-vxmzsrZl m:. Wardrobes, parlors, ete. For terms apply {0 B9 BELIGMAN & €O 157 LaSalle-st(tasement) DENTISTRY, fi«vm P B vovtiod Ticculy plece 1n the city to get tecth certainly ex- e witlloot paiu i st O SHERWOOD'S Colton f:"fle, Booras 16and 1 Dore Block, northwest coz- Bto and Madison-ete., L.BUSH, Dentist, 241 State-st., Chicago. f.‘ und windows &od doors in winter | ALY EXCLUDED. sav- b X' 152 half Your fuel, iy DLST. eummer, ‘saving furs d BUBBER ond the test for . Pubilc Duldines, v , Drawing-Ream andSleep- o tieP e e Untied Statcs and PR ARG, *3ind vour adcress, and let us do one or two on trinl. FOR SALE BY J.L. WAYNE & SOXN, 174 &176 Randolph-st., CrrCAn), AETAT T T e TORREY’S Weather Strips! CHICAGO, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1875.—SIXTEEN PAGES. P1aN0S. CLOTHING. _REAL ESTATE: Steinway's Upright Pianos. MESSRE. STEINWAY & SONS have, aftor long and ¢araoat stndy and experimonts, succocded in productug Upright Planofories which z.rs the most perfect ins ment ever constructad. 1he valume of tone s rully squal 10 any of STELN W A Y'S has: Square Grand Pianos, while the quallty s of the most sxquisito wusical charicior— Ryre: sympathotic, and In the biehrst dogroe plisble. he durability’ of these new (prigut Pianos, and dhelr capacity of standing in tane, is uns paralicied iu the history of piano-making, and is even greater than that of the bost Grand and now in usa in the drawin.rooms of our loading citizens, each and every one of which has given tho most nuquali- fied satisfaction. The world-renowned FRANZ LISZT, 1in & receat lotter to the composer, METZDORF, sa s: **Pray tall Mr. Steinway thai bin eplendid Upright Piano thone to brilliant advantags at the Festival per- formance at Wartbure, whers it served under my fingers a3 vico-orchestrs, exclting goneral admiration.” Prominent morabers of the musical profession of Chi- cago, who have used the STEINWAY Uprights, have ten- dered the following tes:imonial: “*The undersiyned, having for many sears wsod snd thoroughly testod the Upright Planos manufactared by Mesrn, Steinway & Sons, Lave recommended them to their friends and pupils, and now feel it almost a duty io publ:’t‘:b‘ncxprm their opinfon rogarding their undeniable superiori(y, * Prominent among the polatrof excellence of this form of Bteluwas Piano, i# its excoptional darability and ca- pacity for long # anding fo tune; its power of resisting the scvarest trials and atmosphoric changes: its superiative perfectlon ia richnass, power, parity, and depth of tous, Phich. combined with (s syEpAthotc a0d sioging analiy, e fot hithorto boen attaincd in a parlor pisgo. “*As az lnstrument for the drawing.room or parlor, wo ashosliatingly declary the Stelnway Upright & o the ‘most desirablo of all Pianos, and confidently rodict that, owing fo its unquestionabls advantages, it will ero long supersede all stbors. ™" CARL WOLFSOHN, REGINA WATSON, D. N. HOOD, H. CLARENCE EDDY, L V. FLAGLE! C. R, BRITTAN, W.§. B, MATTHEWS, H. W, PALMER, EUGENIE DE ROODZ-RICE,CARL BEIGSTEIN, “Solll in ghiu‘n only by LYON & HEALY, Stats and Monrue-sts. PIANOS! A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF THE CELEBRATED KNABE PIANOS AIND FAVORITE BAUER PIANOS ALSO, A LARGE NUMBER OF OTHER FIRST-CLASS PIANOS, WHICH WE OFFiR AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES, rud npon essy terms, US BAUER & (0. Corner State and Monroe-sts,, (PALMER HOUSE.) FURS AND HATS, Flegant Furs (Bought. at Sheriff's Sale in New York.) MINXK, SEAT.SKIN. MARTEN, OLTTIER, LYNX. Splendid Goods. Quality Guaranteed. Half Regular Prices. - $10, $20, $25, $30 a St MARTIN'S SPECIAL BARGAINS! 154« STATE-ST. FURS. The largest stock of Seal, Mink, Otter,and Astrachan Sacques, Muffs, Collars, and Boas, Caps and Gloves, Fur Trimmings, Buffalo and Fancy Robes, Silks, Satins, Cord and Tas- sels, Robe Linirgs, etc., ever offer- ed in Chicago. WHOLESALE AND RETATL, CHARLES GLANZ, Sticcessr 1o GLANZ & HOFFMARY, Nos, 110 and 112 Madison-st,, ‘Three Doors Bastof Clark-st, ~ PURCHASE |LAST CHANCE! NTELLIGENTLY. Only 20 Days MEN'S and BOY®' CLOTHING cannot be properly bought with- out an examination of our stock. An inspection will demonstrate the supe- riority of our goods; a comparison will show the moderation of our prices. BOSTON SQUARE- DEALING CLOTHING HOTSE, 8. E. CORNER OF CLARK AHD HADISON-STS, WATCHES, JEWELRY, &o. C.A.S. H. Paid for old Gold and Silver, at GOLDSMID’S. Bankrupt Watches and Jewelry, at GOLDSMID’S. Left in which you can pur- chase those PARKRIDGELOTY At $100! Only $15 down, and $5 month- ly for the balance. . Excursions leave my Cffice every PLEASANT day at 8 o’clock in the morning and 3 in the afternoon. All parties who mean busi- ness taken out FREE, and those who only go for the RIDE please wait until the rush is over, which wiil be on th.e 7th of December, when the Lots j will be $200. I ALSO EHAVE 40 Tats af Hyle Park, 100 Lats at Evanston, - 200 Tats at Desplaines, 400 Lots at Lake Sid, 300 Lots at Glencee, - 800 Lots at Taorntan, - 1,600 Tots & Home Wood, 100 2.400 Lots at San Diggo, California, - - - - - 100 * Remembe:r, that you get an EACH. $600 500 200 100 100 100 Solid Sterling Silverware, 25 per | Abstract with all property pur- cent less than current prices, at GOLDSMID’S. :l%kafitt %“55‘1 e styles 0 $1.25 per iy BE ey GOLDS Beautiful Diamonds, cheap, at GOLDSMID’S. Magnificent Fino Gold Band and Chein Bracelets, 33 per cent under price, at OLDSMID’S. For Bargains of every description don’t wait for Holiday Prices but go in advance to GOLDSMID’S Old Es- tablished and Reliable Loan and Butlion Office, 89 East Madison-st. CARPET, Ca,rgets! 1.00, worth $1.25 1.10, worth 1.35 1.25, worth 1.50 33¢, 40¢, 50¢ 53¢, worth 75¢ 1.00, worth 1.30 1.25, worth 1.50 e 30c to 63c A large lot of Remnants at balf cost. WINDOW SHADES & CURTAINS Bought at a Bankrupt Sale, which we will sell at 50 per cent less than first cost, at 0. W. & E. Pardridgs & Co.’s, 116, 118 State-st., Chicago, Over the Boston Stora. Brassels Carpets. Brassels Carpets. AT i KELLEY BROS., Trilune Building, Sole Agents. Ordor direct. Ve emply no canvassers. . B.—G. W. Hilton 18 nio longer {u our employ. Our customery will plesse take notice of thie, ARGTIC WEATHER STRIPS Baat them all, Put on for 5 cents per foot. OTUTHET & I'RATT, Office, 160 LaSalle-st. _ BUSINESS CARDS. Commissionar King's Offce OIISS g Clk 2o Mcthodist Church Block, Boom 3, cornex e BTMEOR W, KING, Cnitel States mmiwioncr for Northern 1i/iaols, holds court at his o Aico Commissioner of Deeds for c(very Siste and Terrisory, Commissioner U, S. Court of Claims, Atiorney.at-Liw, Possport Officer, and Notary Public. Deeda aknowiedged and deporitions taken. ARNHEIM’S WEST SIDE Creckery, Glassware, Lamp, and Chandelier Depot, 78 SOUTH CANAL-8T. Just Received, Cumplete Line of Bronze Lampa and Chandeliers in ail Colors und Styles, Lamyps for Gas Fixtures, Prices Guaranteed ; all Prices Marked in Plain Figures. Any one cutting this out and present- ing on purchasing, will ba aliowed five cents ona dodar. Madame Coolxe, From New York, Dress and Cloak Malkng, Tuylor Syetem Cutting, Suiws, §12 and upwards, Perfect fiting., 2i8 Wabash-av, Cutting and Baating. PORTLAND SLEIGHS. $25t0 $50 on orders givennow. A. A. ABEQT & CO., corner Beach sud Sebor-sts., opposite 311 South Canal-st, CHARLES J. BISHOP, ACCOUNTANT AND EXPERT BOOKKEEPER, 51 Washinglon-et.. Boom 31, BUSINESS CHANCE FOR SALE. Quarter interest in 8 manufacturing busi- ness (protected by patents).. Will pay 30 10 40 per ceat on price asked. Nothing but cash will buy. Any investigation desired given. Will sell only to & man of integrity and ability ; no other need apply. Capital uired, 315,000 t0 $20,000. Address LLOYD G. GAGE, 76 Washington-st. GOOPZR HENNEGEN, WANTED T0 RENT, For aterm of years, from May 1, a three-story and basement build- ing, 20x80 fect, with alley side- light, within following limits: Dcarborn and LaSalle, Madison and Adams. Business, light man- ufacturing. Give location and terms. Address D 53, Tribune Oflice. Business MEIN. A competent and relisble accoantant of several years® experience, dssires o eitustion a8 bookkeaper, casbier, or in any capacity where 3 faithfal man is nesded. Best of references. Address 3 58, Tribune office. PARTNER WANTED With 5,000 or $1,000, to extend a straight ‘mercantile business. Profts good. Address E71, Tribune oilice, ) s Dt A position with come coucern where the services 5 400 LRmess map tve required, Ten years’ reei- dence and large acquaintance in city and S:ate, Gcod ferences and security given for trust reposal. Salary e enmisaion ss wo Taay agree. Address E 1, Tribuns office. WANTIED. “This week, 3 all cash or cash and tume offer, for 200 feet, B Sront-on Weet ‘Madison-st, and 590 feet, Doril: front, on WaTTen-av., DO CukliéE iciss, mear Central Park, _Adarezs A 36, Tribune ofice. GET THE BEST CHAMPION RADIATING HEATER. Formls by BAREEE & JACKSOY, Corner Eighteenth-3t, and Wabash-av. ___DYEING AND CLEANING, NAPHTHA CLEANSING WORKS. IMPORTANT TO HOUBEKEEPERS, MOTHS AND OTHER INSECTS DESTROYED, And, by the same process, all Grease, Oil, and Dirt Removed From Furniture, Carpets, Woolens, Furs, Bedding, Fathere, Hatr, ete, by Church’s New Naphtha Process, PATENTED APRIL, 1873. H This precess ssure to eradicste Moths and their egym, and all {usect 1ife, and does not injure the most deticate uphoistery or the finest woodwork in Furai- fure, vet it will pevetrate where nir itself will reach, and, nt the eame time, thoroughly renovate the gosds from dirt and grease, ' It is vcry effectual in cleansny Carpeto aud Ruge, Furs, Shawle, Velvet, Slk, Woolen Garments, Gentlémen’s_ Clothing, Dlankets, Hulr attresses and Cushions, Feather Beds, etc., ars Ly this process perfectly renovated from mi grease, and dirt. Goods called for and returned v ont exira charge. All orders dirscted to the office, by rostal card or otherwise, will receive prompt attention, snd, when desired, s messenger will call at the hogse aud explain the process. 8. F. TURNER, Agent, Office and Works, 1215 State-st DYEING. Lmiu'l_nd Gentlemen’s Garments dyed and cleaned in = superior maneer. 3 BOSTON FANCY STEAM DYE HOUSE, * 190 South Clark, 158 Illinois, and 265 W. Madison-sta, JACKSON, RUEHLOW. & CO., LITHOGRAPHERS, . 93 FIFTH-AV., Formerly Xetional Lithegraphic Tnst. _BLANEK BOOALS, J. M. W. JONES, 104 and 108 Madison-st. chased of me, and also save futest | commissions, as I deal in noth- ing bgt,_ my own property. IRA BROWY, 149 TaSillest, Room 4, “SOUTH CHICARO, Great Auclion Sale of Lot and Blocks fn Iron Vrorker:s’ Addition fo South Chicago, on east sido of :river, on high land, aajacent to the great iron millis, now recelving tieir _machinery (and will employ 2,600 men), on TUESDAY, NOV. 16, 1375. SPECIAL TRAINS on Lake Shore & diichigan South- en Railrond fesve Van Buren-st. depotat 10:30 a. m.. sharp, Carsfrse. SALE ABSOLUTE. Property will ve 50l cheap. ; Terms, X cash, balance 1 and 2 years. Interest 8 per ciont. A deposit on each lot required a: sale, Title perfect. Should Tueaday be stormy, sale will be postpan £d, 8nd notice of postponement wiil be found in Tiures, Tribune, and Staats-Zeitung on Weanesdeg, 13 ov. 17, 1873, At our auction of Oct, 27, 1873, lots s0ir1 at 815230 fo $:00, Many of these lots Duve been rer old 3t $100, $500, and $:00 each. For in- formation call on W. H, COLEHOUR, Rooma 15, 1.4 Washington-st., Building. NORTST SIDE RESIDENCES £ IND LOTS. FOR BALI—Choice Residences, ranging from 26,00 10$90,000, iz tho ost desirable locations of the North Side, on favo rable terms to buyers. In some insunces 2002 propert s would be faken portially in exchange. ‘Also, man;/ choice Lots on the principal strsgts— GEO. H. ROZET, 102 Washingion-et, FORSAILE £16,000. Fine nasidence on North LaSalle-st., worth $25,000. Apply to R.8.& W.G. McCOBRMICH, Room 2 Reaper Block. FO! ARKANSAS! Sumy ‘Gouth! Raiload Lends. Ten Years' . Expliers’ Tickets at a Great Reduction. —1 have 10,000 acres for sale at 75 cents per + good soil; well timbered; near milroad; in the o rtheastern part of the State; worth $2.50 per cre, Bluat besold. Callatonce, % “E. T. SUMWALT, Boom 5, 163 LaSalle-st, IR R LR e Y . SHIRTS ‘OGIEATAL SHRT. « perfect fit, made of the best msterial, We are prepered to Chicsgo, Colehour £ome Specix | Bargains. d s entire satisfaction. ko hirts to messure or {or the trade ot the ahortest notice nnd at low figures, Our facilities for laupdry- ing aze second to none in the country, having the ORIENTAL LAUNDRY Attact ed to our factory, which enables us to turn our orden;_out promptly and in the best possible man- Der, . Orders received for shirts and lanudry work at C. N. Pratt’s, 57 South Clark-at,, and 8. L. Carr & Co.'s, Gentr,* Faraishers, 11 South Claric-st,, or st the factory, Randolphi-st, - E. JENNINGS & CO. Tarmership Notice. From the 15th instant, John M. Waite be- comes an equal partner in my Wholesale Co:nmission business. 'L'nabflrézcn émms from H te wiil be J. K. Armsby & Co. psgie X2 J. K. ARMSBY, 14 ond 18 River-st. (3710 OF THE VESCL OWHERS TOWING COXPANY, No. 244 ~onth Water-st. " CAaICcA Nov. 8, 1311'5. Directors of the Vesse! Owuers' Tow- 1r T?:?:}‘:g:‘;‘m to receive offers from sharehold- s for the purchase, u;kmofix;pm egt.fiz:;{ i T the amul"nr'y'?‘unbuld‘umofludm Gressed to the Secret Y ihe 22d inst, Company up tonoon of ibe M tost. ] MODERN MIRACLES. Two New Evangelists Com- ing to Chicago, The Miracles They Hawe Wroaglit, and Persecutions They Have Endured. How Their {skulls Were Smashed In and They Heeded It Not. Visions in the Heavens---The Gift of Healing---Cast in Prison. Prof. Swing’s House of Industry for Idie Clergymen, Banquet Given the Methodist Bishe ops—Revival at Phila- delphia. Notes and Personals at Home and Abroad--_Church Services To-Day. THE COMING EVANGELISTS. A MODERN MITACLE. Abont two weeks ago two evangeliata named H. W. Booze and A. 8. Byers held services in the hall corner of Clinton and Twelfth streets, They recounted some marvelons experiences, and awakened & degree of interest among the Rev. Ir. Ravlin's congregation, who were then worshiping in the hall, which led taem to prom- ise n‘apaady retarn to the city. Yesterday Mr. Ravlin received a letter from them stating they would revisit him on the 18th inst., and remain .nfe\v days in the city. Mr. Ravlin is endeavor- ing to secura the Free Baptist Church, corner of Loomis aud Jackson streets, where ho is now oficn.lmg. for their mse. The evangelists are described 88 plain, unassuming, enrnest men, w_ho work in the Lords vineyard without any thought of pecuniary re- ward. They trust in Providence for their support, and even go o far 28 to distribute gratuitously a emall book they have had printed, which gives an account of their * wonderful persecntion and miraculous deliverance from death and prison.” 1f all that this book con- tains is trus, Messrs. Booze and Byers are the most extraordinary men in the world. The par- rativeis equal in irterest toand indeed some- what resembles the “Acts of the Apostlea.” Booze is the writer of the book, but he also speaks in the name of his co-worker Byers, who is hisuncle. It is learned from its pages that the evangelists, who had been separated for & number of years, were bromght to- ether by the *‘Providence of God” in Van uren County, Mich., on the 17th of March, 1872. They then covenanted to fast and pray together, and to ** recount the mercy of God 1:n- til we should receive greater lighc and power than we then had, for we bad always believed in the Apostolic faith and power.” For two weeks they went from place to place, praving sud pleading with thoir friends, at the end of which time Booze states that he received such an evi- deace of his ACCEPTANCE, WITH GOD s aszured him that, if they continged faithfal to their covenant, they would soon be led into ** waya they had not known.” On the evening of the 30th of March they held & prayer-meet- iog, regarding which Booze says : After having a season of prayer, wa were talking to each other about the goodness of God and our pros- pecta of Heaven; and while I was talking, the Holy Ghost filled the house liken mighty, rushing wind, and all were astonished that, benald wiat fologed, T was 80 filled with the Holy Ghost znd the glory of God that my voice was entirely changed. My whols frame was filled with & warm, electrifying influence, which was simiiai to a hesvy sbock from a powerfal vanic battery, with the exception of the bad feel- ing attendant upon such a shock, for, though I was filled to tho utmost, jyet the feel- ing prodiced was glorlouy, quickening evers power of both soul and body. My mind was 50 en- larged, my understanding 80 op:ned up, and my thongiits cinspired, I wss enabled to talk ss I nover could befors, Al the Scriptures that Thad ever read came to my mind, and I could repeat any pordon I wished, and I saw a beauty in then I never saw before, 1 then had my calling fuily foade known to me, and was fitted to falfill it from that moment. My uncle was also fillod with the Holy Ghost at the same time, insomuch that he leaped for joy, and praised God for beving shown s0 mn;:-h Tavor to ieeak mortala ke ua So grest was_our joy a o of great Drice that we slept bt ltte that Bight, bat sang and ‘praised God all nigh After this manifestation they detormined to await the direction of God in_all thiugs pertain- ing to their future action. The next day being the Sabbath, they weat to religious servics a4 the school-houss. 1t was evident to them tunt the ofliciating minister was '* A DECEIVED PROSELYTE OF NO-EGTL-18M,” and the Spirit of the Lord came upon tham so strong that they rose up and “ rebuked the apint of darkness that had taken poasession of the place.” So powerfu! and effectual was the trath propounded by them on that occasion that, toough it ~ was iheir first attemps, ‘‘the powers of darkness were shaken, the enemies of the cross were mads to tremble, bolievers were stren:thened, and a complete victory was won over Satan and his emissary of deception.” After this cisplav of epiritual prowess, which astonuded the congregation,— some thinking the evangehsts ware 1 others that they were possessed by tho devil, and yet otherz that their appear- aoce was & demonsiration of God,—thev were directed by the Bpirit to attend a meetiog to be held at another place—the pamphlet 18 annoyingly silent at times aa to names—in the evening. At this place they found & similar condition of things, 2nd also righted them in the same effectual way. April 1 they were *‘imprezsed” to return home to their families to console them. Their home was distsnt twelve miles, and they set out on foot, relieving the tedionsness of tha jouruey by re- ligions conversation. Both were filled with the Holy Ghost, sud “ every step seemed to bring them nearer Heaven.” Night overtook them. and wheo in the midst of a deep forest they had the following REMARKAELE EXPERIENCE : Saddenly there shone around us a3 light from Heaven, which made us to fee! that wo were in the im- ‘mediate presence of Elijal’s God. Our feelinga at this ‘moment were most inteuse, belog that of deep solemn~ nitr and admiration combined. My uncle said to me, “Let us ask God to bestow upon us the healing power.” Accordingly we both looked up toward Heaven, and entreated tho Lord to make known to us ihat power, 10 which we were rm believers, and im- mediately it was bestowed uron us in a most miracu- Jous manner, and suddenly thers came s voice to us sayiog, *Lie down!” and such was the power of thit volce that we fell upon our faces like dead men; snd after ha lain there for some minates 1 waa suddenly to my feet, and for the time being I futud 23S T hed == il % vilition of ay own, all power of seif-action was taken swsy from me, ingomuch that L wis speechless. Then there came & voice which sounded out 50 loid thst it seemed to #hake the very place where I st00d, and we wers en- circled by » beautifal ringof izat; and though we Saw no form, yet We Were ua sura that the Savior was th re in person 24 though we had seeu His form, for by Hin voiceand the hallowed influent» of His spirit He m2de us to know His preseace. Oh! the heights and the depths of the wisdom =nd jower nf God ! Who can_describa it? “How unsexrchable are all Ifis works, and His ways past finding out.” My feslings at this moment I cannot describe. They were those of awe, love, and praise combined, I wasnot frightened at what I saw and felt, for the reason that we kad been Traying continually ‘for some such manifestation s that we were witnessing, and .the voice af the Saviar seemed to speak 0 our hearts sayinz. o s NUMBER 3, *“* Ba not afraid, it i1 *; and then oux vojves snd un? ligible to us, Th: mfiifl'fflfifi? Wwhich Wers unin‘el- triend. tetimony ntg tae 3 perd, gzg?m?ugfiia{:a e 0 you by the H. Ghargg » rwum“ up,oa my feet l:y“:{n w, m"' p&fv: Phve e ouny my e WBA Wil Buou bave a2 dor” bk T R T R to ma that some ons h'l;ll‘s" £ i Tt S before, exept hat . s, Titicg 1 lad evar fore, but «atn, but not e my frirud as b:l " but in the, g ; ‘besids ;}{ it orard 407,y head toward the elst o bis face gy BES : Lo edst, whilo lio Lay grce of God, which is able to keep valley and ahadow of I lay there for & mo- into Heaven, for it seemed to me Deen deaiem adtde, an 1L could botoid ; rmal world.an, Somtempliiag i glor of o, 3 stside iins cune’ over me. My breath feft my body, and s solemn st leace seemed to take Fo&-\ufllun of the yiace, and something whispered “Tuis i Death.” Then the thought presented ttsal? fo my mind “You are desd Bere” in this wildernéss. You must He e, and - your frends will . meves 8% you more,” But just then the good Spirit whis. perédtome: “Iam'the Lifeand the Resuzrsectien - he that belisveth on Me shall nevor die.” Then Iro. mebered with joy that the Savior had power even to Talso the dead, and 7 ‘elt to resign my spirit dands of God ; and then Heaven, witn l{l its glorious zeslitios, seemed to cpen up to my mind, and a swest Ppeace possessed mv soul. I was consclous of my exis- tence with heavenly beings all the while, though I lay thers for nearly hulf an hour dead, to 31l human sp- ICes, an: am | persuadad, in pealit; as much as I shall e h&nu!tflo{{:‘ audden ‘my breath returned again, and I became aware of the presence of my body, and with it my power of speech was restorsd. My thoughts were now turned uron_uncle, who had lain there all this while withont moving or saying 3 word. Now something seemed to say to me that uncle had Dot that faith in God that ‘Was necesaary to keep him Amid sach trying econesas those turoogh which wo biad been passing. though he had always ciaimed great faith in God prior to this. So Isaid to him: * Uncls, bave you faith 7 ” He said : [0, " So I told him to ask God to give him faith, and it should bedone. And he didit,and fuith cams, insomuch that he believed without a doubt ; and he said 3 *Bless God ! now [ know I havefaith.” He then asked the Lord to make known tous if we should be baptized over 4gain or not,and the answer was *‘No,” Then the volce said to me: Look to the East, for from thenca you shall see the light of the Son of Man coming 1 G et n Dothing doubting.” Then Bacheed o e i oy T doabing, Then prophet or no,” and 40 I did, and the answer was this is the only miraclo of this kind that hae denominations all accepted of God 77 and tho anawer was * * They have palluted My sanctasry, and defled My temples, and My fact is aguinst them, for ‘they hold the truth in unrighteousness'; nevertheless, when 1t shail turn to the truth they sball be gaved.” OI how gracious were these words, cowing right from heaven! And, then, when we thought how greatly favored we were, above many of our fellows, who were as good by na~ ture and far better by practice, In that we bad talted 28 it Werc face 10 face wilh tho Savior. Oh ! how littls qele.lt! bow unworthy of all this great favor which God has shown 0 us! Bat we praised God that it was £o, and then the voice said to m * You are hencczorth to forsake all and preach the ‘Word, and Jouz unecls ehall be your wimuss of thess thingu { and o1 I am with you, even to the end.” Then I saidto P R Dass throngh ths w +" 3 I can fully testify, gazing up 7 unclo: % Do you hear tast ?” and uncle sald ne did. Then we wera both raised to our feet, snd that voice sounded out so loud that it exceeded the kuenast notes of the bugle, We embraced esch other, and were 8bout to leava the place whon the words came ; * Thia is holy ground. Mark the place where you lay,” Then wo dropp=d upon our knees, took off onr over- coataand hats, and were told to_kiss them and leave them there in 'the road until next morning at sunrise, and thoy would bo thera unharmed. So wo did, nothing doubting that whtsoever God had_spoken would com to pasa. Then wo rose ap, ficod to the soud, Joined hands, and Tere told to run and not 5 and wo did run with superhuman spoed, ndll we wire out of the wooda. 3% we came to the ieid wo saw gome ust atioad of s Which scemel o (2o, 1ho’ Tosmof 1oy Dewl, and the Spirit said to us, “ Destroy it; ** and we rushed upon it with one acvord, and befors we reclized what we were Jolng wa had broksn up and. rubbed fine with onr hauds a patch of lstge, dry thistles, and, strangs to say, not & thisde had pens- trated onr hands anywhere, Thence they parsed to where thers wasa group of honses aloag the road, and they wace - im- pressed " to turn into one. They woze refused sdmittaace, and the ** terrible voice * came and frightened the jomates. The old wan of tho house seized his gun, and told Booze to go away or he would recoive a doseof lead. Bnoze, how- ever, boldly bared his breast, and told the old fellow to SHOOT AWAY, and hie would soon 826 that God was proof azninsb ballets. Tue old man, however, did not shoot, bat he ket Lis gun up at the preseat, and sy they cuuld not bring him to reason, these servants of God turned abont. They were then met by afriend named Abkermathy, who wished them ta try their healing skiil on his sick child. Abber- ma:by was chatechised a8 to his fauh in them after the most approved Apostolic mauner, but the evangeliats wer2 not permitted to give this proof of their divine gifts. Just as they were proceeding to the sick child's couch, some one came ranving toward them ia 2 great rage witit &club in his nsnd. The spirtt warned them to = PUEPARE FOU BATTLE. a8 this was Satau. It turned out, however, to bs an acqua:ntance named Breck, who gave Booze three sL{T blows on his teft arm. The lazter did not feel the blows, owing to Gof's protestion ; indeed he felt more powerfal in that arm thau before, and with the assistance of his unclo he wrested the club from his assailant, and thea magoanimously spared his lifs, bocausa to &ill was not their religion. Tho Lord then coms manded Brack to kneel anl kiss ths gromad thres times, “‘which ho did uuhesuatingly.’” ‘While they were eatveating him to become reconciled to God. four or five other fellows came up and befan pounding the ovangelists with doable-handed clabs. Bat, says Booze : The Lord was with us, and the glory of God shined round and about us, and their bows fell harmlsss ap~ on our heads, notwithstandinz the blood ran down us like rain, until we wera bant in oar own biood. Bat whilo being thus beaten for the cause of Christ, &nd tho testimony of Jesus, wa felt 0o pait, ware not knocked down, not even stagg:rod or stunned by their clubs, though we bired oar hesds to them, and did not try to Aave omrselvesin the least, for, from the ‘moment the frst blow was struck upon our heeds, we kuew more than we had ever kuown before, saw as we had never secn before, and every additional blow seemed only to add to our atrangth and joy, nuttl wo were £o filled with love and praize to God for His pro- tacting power, that wa shouted and praised God at the top of our voices. They told their persecutors to beat them until satisfiod thoy were undor God's care. One of the most powerful of them struck Dooze om Lis head, which be had bared for the blow, with a clab, but it had no more effect than_if & cap of water had been cashed on him. This marvel stopped the aseanit. Their aeeailants wera con- founded, and ecenicd alarmed for their own safets. Upon cousiderasion, the zang conclnded tobind the evangolsts, and ses what effect that treztment woull have upon them. They were piaced close togethor, and were bound from the feet up to their beads, one coil being pnt ¢ through my mouth and arcund my uncle's throat, and then drawn as tight as three men could draw it."” An ofiicer was then bronght cn the rcene to take the uufortunats fellows to jul. They were placed on o wagon in their - bound condition, bat on the way to the jail the officer's hieart becaine softened. and he prevalled upon the men to untie the ill-used evancelista. He requested them to go to his houso and have TAEIR WSUSDS dregsed. The narrative proceeds : So we all wen: in, cnd when we came to the light we preseated such 3 horrible afzkt o them, belng all cov- ered with Liood, and. 38 Was 300n d, our skuils were Loth broken 1m on tha top of our heads, until the thickness of a wan’s hand would not more whelming. us to let them go for a doctor, which we refased to do, them, by various means, that we had no psin or Incouvenicnce frem imy of our wounds, and that we - know the Lord would boal our neads in His own appomted time, and we praised God that 1t was 80, that he had permitted our akulls to be broken in, 18 3 testimony . for had it not been 80 they would have tried to deny beating us with clubs, and nobody would have believed our report, Sut now they Aars ot 4~y having done als iy codd 0 kil us, 38 we bad the witness in our eads and over onr badies, where the blood had Sowed, while we wers happier, wisar, and more powerfal than we bad ever been before. Blees God forever! He Xnoweth Low to do all things well. Finding then that they coud mot prevail on us to Bave & doctor. they procured some wates and wiabed our faces. £t wa could not Jet them wash onr 18 wa wantsd the blood to. remal H FE Jress