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THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTET OWN, P. E. I., FEBRUARY 1.5, 1900. _

The greatest revival Minneapolis or g|¢State of Minnesota has ever known u been conduct»d bv Crossley and Hunter in this city during the past five geeks during which time more than 1500 pnbliclv avowed their purpose to

“mths good tight of faith

Hon John \\ Arctander, the noted

,iggdinavian lawver who became a cggisusn when Crossley and Hunter sqeholding union meetings among qsanencan churches in Minneapolis alittle over a vear ago. and the account ‘ness wondedul conversion has been ,ehlnhsd in so many secular and relig

isp papers in the Lnited States and _ _ G-1|. .mugd gm- 3 gm.; umonistne hesitsting ones to decide. The geligious campaign among his own

ish by seversl of the pastors. The ceynote to all the subsequent meetings vas given in this service and all recog- iizsd that the revival had already be- gun.

Nightly from twelve to twenty-two

ministers were on the platform. Extra streit cars were run at the close ot each service to accommodate the throngs ol people. , i The workers from the several churches with their pastors emulated one another in the good work. In fact, the intel- ligent zeal displayed was nest inipres-i sive. Halt an hour alter the service was dismissed itt was a common thing to see several groups of persons here. there and yonder in the church and gallery praying with anxious, orurging

_‘ Ssandinavians are Norwegisns, Swedes

beloved people and invited the evange Nl. whointluenced him for had to be illeeersls in the campaign

Scandinavian churches -

L angregationalists ,Methodists l-nsnds and Lutherans -

ldtily united in the movement and lllrryiice at the wonderful results The services were held in the

HITHINS WGTURIES

bythe stent hurts and steady nerves

ol her eldlcr..

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man isr’t mush gool for a soldier lllillevt is strong uid his nerve is

About the first tliini' the surgeon the men of the ( inadlain con Was to feel their pulse and eir lieiit flie weak-hearted,

nerious man was instantly

I-I unfit tor service

lou-

“K battle of life it’s the some Way. A ‘Int make much headwa in the ight for existence without is heart

Ind his nerious system vigorous Who feel they need something to *hair ner\ es, strengthen their heart 'O tone to their system, will Gnd

Heart and Xserve Pills Just suited

David Wa sh. of Carleton Plaoe, man who sei--ed in the Bntish army, Wan employeeof theC P R . says

much trciihged wtith nervousness, an oss o appetite

became broken and waedistnrbed

ms This had hem ing on

lllfor 14 years, alhboslgll tookl remedies trying to get cured.

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though a different dialec. All the Scan-

auditorium in the city, whiara Moody' y D t y e Queen

lheld his meetings years ago. lt is' ____

amid ;:_l1e0p__@3 <;_h_l);)r5 and a_cco_:upio- In years gone by, when Queen Vic- _ _ _ » _ P60? °. u in ioria wasa better walker than she is was tramping along the road carry. q-sires the woman. The queen replied A A "u__‘h° 5°‘f"‘°°°- PXGPPUUK °V°1`.i’_f°W. now. it was her msjesiyfs custom in ing a heavy basket. The latter yes, that she was blessed with louri nn* °"T';_3‘_f_:’_;l_‘“__f _§°:_’;:_'“:__‘;:_:_ P~'bf‘l11\_;1m- tne course other daily drives to stop told her majesty that shelwasa widow- sons. "Alas, poorlady,” was the un- 1°|.h.*.| w" £

P 8 P U HD Hy. her carriage and get out to walk a and that one ot her sons had been taken expected answer, “I do pity yon. I 'h‘_ ‘

D "` 5 _ ' e ‘- Sat>_;.‘_<;_i_i::_ie‘rcho0l3_tserv;e t‘r_\;lsy__e::_0_p_d__;5_l;3l little way. perhaps to talk to some pea- by the conscrip.ion, and that the other had only two, but I never knew” a

when the scholars from all parts of the

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C "’ _ sent woman whom she saw bv the always sympathetic to widows ve

P S m a h for th roadside. White she was staying at leer some messy. and toldher thatz:he cm

Bivene she entered into conversation had also snflsrsd the same sad bereave- LQ ~ in this wav with an old woman 'who ment. °-And have yonaous tan?" il- " ' ‘ < fi

had gone_away. The queen, who is moment’s peace till they were gone. 0! loveand psaee else thou,

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Hundreds of ladies hned our ~ ==

counters since the great sale began and every lady went

away satisiied that

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ln thc evening the svangelists aiter (rj 'lla »--J -\"i ¢h¢.~

`nat°d between the Tabernal d `Th¢‘ 5 ' ’

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header. when both churches were

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-_- he greatest meetings ot the kind ever A u ’ ' y -‘M|':§|“'°

witnessed. It began at 9.30 p._ m. and ~ ~ _ _ ' - . ”°|'.'n*’?*°|

wands the Grams, Re §3_?:.._i__:__i.._._._:._i:._._.3._.:::; 22:53. _ night which no have added to our already line dis- ns.. ieai, i-iius. i. ,eg-¢

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held on other babnath evenings and an NN. overtlow meitin in the lecture roo Am UN! 'if ‘HUGO 'Rl I

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dinavians understand one another in conversation, and the most of them now understand the English language. The evangelists, ofcourse, spoke in Eng- lish, but nearly all the prayers. an- nouncements and personal counsel by the other ministers and people were in Swedish and Norwegian, which made' the services not only unique, but still

more impressive. '

The Scandinavians are beautiful

singers. A piano and organ played to- gether furnished the instrumental part of the services. Three hundred ol cop- ies ol the music books were presented to the choir, and 4,800 copies of the book was purchased by the congrega-

tion. The music was truely inspired.

Ihere were thirtyone days ot meet-

ing. during which time sixty public services were held, in which 120.000 were spoken to, while on several oc- casions hundreds were unable to gain admittance either to the Tabernacle,

the Temple or lecture room.

There were no collections taken at

the meetings, except two for benevol- ent objects, and a thank offering at the close ot the services, as Mr. Arctander had by an appeal in each church be- fore the special meeting opened,obtained over $1.300 ter the expense oi the Campaign.

The converts were from :ll ages,

classes, character and nationalities, amonz which were a saloon-keeper.and one who had been so diabolical that he had been given the title oi “the devil.” . The evangelists were given an en- thusiastic send-oil. when over 1.000 gathered at the station and sang and waved their handkerchieis as they bade them sdieu. _ , A committee of tive pastors and lay-

men appointed by the American M. E. ministers meeting. waited upon the evangelists and presented a pressing ,invitation to return next year and hold i another campaign with them.

From here the evangelists go to

Philadelphia for a month of services, and then revisit Toronto lor the sixth campaign in that city.when the services i wili beheld in the hbtoric church on ~

'Elm Street, of which Dr. German is pastor.

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