Christian herald and signs of our times . on of com-mercial integrity. Resurrection of nationalhonor. Resurrection of everything that isgood and kind and generous and just and holyand beautiful. Nothing to stay down, to stayburied, but sin and darkness and pain and dis-ease and revenge and death. Let those tarryin the grave forever. •• Glory to God in thehighest, and on earth peace, good-will to men. Christ, the Lord, is risen to-day,Sons of men and angels your songs and triumphs , ye Heavens, and earth reply *•Loves redeeming work is done,Fought the fight, the battle
Christian herald and signs of our times . on of com-mercial integrity. Resurrection of nationalhonor. Resurrection of everything that isgood and kind and generous and just and holyand beautiful. Nothing to stay down, to stayburied, but sin and darkness and pain and dis-ease and revenge and death. Let those tarryin the grave forever. •• Glory to God in thehighest, and on earth peace, good-will to men. Christ, the Lord, is risen to-day,Sons of men and angels your songs and triumphs , ye Heavens, and earth reply *•Loves redeeming work is done,Fought the fight, the battle ! the suns eclipse is oei ;Lo ! he sets in blood no more. 196 THE CHRISTIAN HERALD AND SIGNS OF OUR TIMES. April i, 1891. REMARKABLE REVIVALS. THE REV. THOMAS HARRISON, THE BOY PREACH-ERS WONDERFUL GOSPEL EXPERIENCES. The First of a Series of Notable Articles on ReligionsWork, Contributed by tlie Famous Revivalist, Exclu-sively to The Christian Herald —Some Extraor-dinary Conversions Under his Preaching. BY REV. THOMAS OME of my most vivid ex-periences in Gods workhave been at the capitalsof the different ten years ago Iwas preaching in India-n a p o 1 i s to audienceswhich at first were smalland apathetic. Suddenlythe movement develop-ed great proportions,grace and faith increasing until some fifteen ormore churches were led to open their doors andhold revival services. This was in the monthof June. Next, the theatres threw their doorswide open on Sunday nights, and all conditionsof society furnished the vast audiences thatcrowded in. The Spirit reached many heartsat that time, and a member of the family of Gov-ernor Porter was among the number. I re-member that at the Roberts Park Church (ofwhich Rev. Dr. S. M. Vernon was pastor),whereI was preaching, many of the highest State offi-cials were visibly touched, and Edward Porter,the son of the Governor, was among the con-verts. The young man, who had been attend-ing the meetings, became awakened
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