Christian Herald und Zeichen unserer Zeit. ip. Er willigte gerne ein und führte das Thema an. Nach ein paar Bemerkungen und dem Beten, hegte es offen, und die Schwarzen trugen es in der Hallelujah Maß nach. Ihre seltsamen Melodien, ihre Formen, die auf die Kadenz des themusischen schwanken, ihre glühenden, in Aufruhrung gebrochenen und von den Anienen und segnen DeHerren der sympathischen Gemeinde betonten, machten ein Bild, das die Erinnerung umrahmte und schätzte. Die emotionale Natur des Negrorace führt sie in die Zugehörigkeit zu den moreemotionalen Kirchen. Sie lieben es, wo sie ihre Gefühle in Ejakulationen explodieren können

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Christian herald and signs of our times . ip. He gladly consented and led themeeting. After a few remarks and prayer, hethrew it open, and the blacks carried it forwardin hallelujah measure. Their weird melodies, their forms swaying to the cadence of themusic, their fervent prayers, broken in uponand emphasized by the aniens and bless deLords of the sympathetic congregation, allmade a picture which the memory framed andtreasured. The emotional nature of the negrorace leads them into affiliation with the moreemotional churches. They love to be wherethey can explode their feelings in ejaculations.One old man, a Presbyterian elder, and the onlyone in the whole region, thus expressed it: Wes Methodists and Baptists by natur andonly Presbyterians by grace. Mr. Dodge quitewon the hearts of these poor slaves by his un-affected kindness ; and on Monday, when heand his party were about to take the train, anold colored aunty voiced the feelings of herpeople in a benediction : 12 THE CHRISTIAN HERALD AND SIGNS OF OUR TIMES. Jan. 7, 1891.. The Great Meeting in London in Aid of the Persecuted Russian Jews. De Lord bless yer, Masr Dodge, all de wayfrom dis airth to heaven. That blessing, trembling from those black lips, meant more and would go further than anymere pretentiousness. How a Noble Heart Failed. One day, while making a benevolent call withMrs. Dodge, he was seized with violent pains, and returned to his home. The paroxysmsyielded to treatment, but returned during thenight and at intervals for several days. It wasdifficult to keep him housed, his habits were soactive. The 7th of Feb., 1883, he passed into hislibrary, attending to certain complicated workrelating to his wifes estate, of which he kept aseparate account, That night through over-work, his pains returned, but relief came, andhe fell asleep. Upon arising the next morning, he looked reassuringly into the anxious face ofMrs. Dodge, told her that he felt much better, nearly completed dressing and asked her tofetch his

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