Christian herald and signs of our times . AGO, THE EMINENT EVANGELIST. THE STOLEN GRINDSTONES. Dr. TalmagesSermon Last Sunday Morning. IMPENDING NATIONAL CONVULSIONS. The Prodigals Return—A Somnolent Toll-Keeper—Conversion of a Spiritualist—Curious Gamblingin India—Work Among Turkish Women—FirstFruits in Corea PICTURE OF PHILIPPOPOLIS. j 0URREN1 EVENTS: Report of the Utah Commis-sion—The Strike in Chicago—Arrest of the Al-leged Murderers of Mr. Haddock—Sentence of theChicago Anarchists—Disaster on the Mississippi— j Rumored Concessions to Ireland—The BulgarianDifficulty—French Hostility to Lng
Christian herald and signs of our times . AGO, THE EMINENT EVANGELIST. THE STOLEN GRINDSTONES. Dr. TalmagesSermon Last Sunday Morning. IMPENDING NATIONAL CONVULSIONS. The Prodigals Return—A Somnolent Toll-Keeper—Conversion of a Spiritualist—Curious Gamblingin India—Work Among Turkish Women—FirstFruits in Corea PICTURE OF PHILIPPOPOLIS. j 0URREN1 EVENTS: Report of the Utah Commis-sion—The Strike in Chicago—Arrest of the Al-leged Murderers of Mr. Haddock—Sentence of theChicago Anarchists—Disaster on the Mississippi— j Rumored Concessions to Ireland—The BulgarianDifficulty—French Hostility to Lngland—A Need-less Exile—A Man Rescued from Quicksand, &c. PORTRAITS OF THE SEVEN CAMBRIDGE COL-LEGIANS IN CHINESE COSTUME. CLEANSING. A New Sermon by Pastor 0. ANECDOTES RELATED AT RECENT EVAN-GELISTIC MEETINGS. Gems From New Books: Electricity in the House-hold. MRS. PELHAMS FRIEND. (With Illustration.)THE WAY OUT. A New Serial Story. (Continued.)JESUS CRUCIFIED. S. S. Lesson, by Mrs. Mr. H, W. BROWN, the Eminent Evangelist of Chicago. 642 THE CHRISTIAN HERALD AND SIGNS OF OUR TIMES. Oct. 14. i MR. H. W. Eminent in Canada in 1836—Education—Failure ofHealth—Falls Down a Hatchway—An IncurableInjury to the Spine—Conversion in 1852—ASolemn Covenant—Ordained—Work with theChristian Commission—Pastor of a Church inMichigan—Call to Evangelistic Labor—An Un-mistakable Sign—A Significant Telegram—In-cidents of his Labors. The well-known Evangelist, whose portraitappears this week on the first page, was born inGlengarry County, Ontario, Canada, in the year1836. He is now, therefore, in his fiftieth parentage was Scotch, and his family emi-grated to Canada in the year 1833. After re-ceiving a fair education in his native country heentered Madison University, New York. Hishealth failed before the completion of his col-lege course, and it was necessary for him to re-turn home. A F
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