. Christian Herold und Zeichen unserer Zeit. Erinnerungen an Northfield of the DearOld. Christian Lady, die lias von der Erde gegangen – Mr.. Moodys Boyhood erinnerte sich. YGN der Tod von Mrs. BetseyMoody,- wie letzte Woche in diesen Säulen angekündigt, viele tausend gute christliche Männer und Frauen, die sie gekannt und geliebt hatten, fühlen, dass sie einen sehr lieben Freund verloren haben. Zu jedem in North-Field, Mass., wo das Moody Institutund TrainingSchulen aufgestellt werden, war sie vertraut als Oma Moody bekannt, und trotz ihrer neunzig Jahre, ihr heller, aufmerksamer Intellekt und freundlich, liebevolle Wege waren, wie sie zu allen zu lieben, die anrufen

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. Christian herald and signs of our times. emories at Northfield of the DearOld. Christian Lady, who lias Gone fromEarth—Mr. Moodys Boyhood recalled. ygN the death of Mrs. BetseyMoody, - as announcedlast week in these col-umns, many thousandsof good Christian menand women who hadknown and loved her, feel that they have lost avery dear friend. To everyone in North-field, Mass., where the Moody Instituteand TrainingSchools are situated, she wasfamiliarly known as Grandma Moody, and despite her ninety years, her bright, alert intellect and kindly, loving wayswere such as to endear her to all who call-ed at the old Moody homestead. It hasbeen the custom for almost every visitorto Northfield to make a pilgrimage to thehouse where the world-wide Evangelistwas born, and where his mother spent herdeclining days. It is a plain and substan-tial frame-house, about a gunshot up thehill to the eastward, from the Evangelistsown home. On a seat which surroundsthe stately tree in front, Mr. Moody waswont to sit, in an earlier part of his public. THE LATE MRS BETSEY MOODY. career, and prepare some of his sermons, the echoes of which have gone around theword, and which have led so many soulsinto peace and liberty. Betsey Holton, afterwards Mrs. Moody, was born in 1805. Her birthplace is situ-ated not far distant from the Mount Her-mon Schools, across the Connecticut river;so that her life has been spent almost insight of her native home. Miss Holton wasmarried at the age of twenty-three to Mr.Edwin Moody, who had come across thehills and settled in Northfield. Dwight Ly-man (the well-known evangelist), was thesixth child of Mr and Mrs. Moody. Thehusband and father died in 1841, leavinghis widow with seven young children;and twins were born to her a month afterhis death. The farm which the husbandcultivated, in-addition to the exercise ofhis handicraft as a brick-mason, was en-cumbered with a mortgage ; and the wid-ow was left in very strained circumstances.But her trust was in God, and s

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