A bill would not bring them, so he caught their ears with music and with banners, and wisdom was justified of her children ; and seeing tho results they would agree that the means justified tho end. Tho religion of tho Army was— (1) that thoy must not rest till their sins are forgiven and God is their friend ; (2) they must nevor bo satis fied that they were masters of all the vileneas and maliciousness and bad tem pera and dishonesties of their natures ; (3) and then, having pure hearts, they gave themselves up to becoming a savior to help the salvation of their fellow men. What success have they had? Their colors were in 26 different countries and colonies, with 5000 distinct societies and 11,000 oBicors. They had 270 officers in New Zealand, and they were going on and on till they doubled and trebled their numbers. Thoy had 25 newspapers in fourteen or fifteen different languages With V50.000 circulation, and with 150.000 circulation of their magazine. They preached the Gospel in 35 or 40 different languages. The burden of all their work was love— love for their follows. It was out of tho Slum Rescue Brigade that his 11 Darkest Englaud fcchome" grew. Ho saw the great masses who were dying and rotting in London in festering misery, and he desired to aleviate their degrada tiou. There were 3,000,000 of them, and of them only 85,000 wero criminals and 40,000 of these wero juveniles, and surely they would give the littlo beggars another chance. Thoy had about 500,000 drunkards, and many drunkards wero very good fellows but for tho drink. Then about 2,400,000 wero less vicious, and they said •• Give us work and help us to better our circumstances." It was theso mon they wished to bottor ; but they would not send them to tho "colony over the sea." They would first bring them info the •• elevator" or factory. Then there was the farm colony at the mouth of tho Thames of 1500 acres, and there thoy pet them to work, and when properly disciplined they would bo drafted to the colony across tho sea, to bo yet decided on. He would have all work. He held it as a national truth that everyone should have suflicient to live on and raiment to wear. 