XIV. THE GOSPEL TRUMPET 251 Consolidation of Herald of Gospel Freedom with the Pilgrim, forming the Gospel Trumpet--Rome City its birthplace--Move to Indianapolis--Difficulties and privations--Paper issued irregularly--Printed on hand-press--Move to Cardington, Ohio, and later to Bucyrus--To Williamston, Mich., in 1884, and to Grand Junction in 1886--Substantial progress. XV. THE CRISIS 271 Unity effected only out of and away from sects--No other alternative for God's people--Brother Warner a reformer--His stand meets Satan's opposition, but vindicated by Spirit of God-Extracts from Gospel Trumpet--Declares himself free from Northern Indiana Eldership--Same stand taken by Michigan saints--Counterfeit doctrines--Trying time at Bucyrus, Ohio--His wife's estrangement--Comments by contemporary editors--Trouble over donation by a Mrs. Booth--Letters of sympathy and encouragement--Work spreads into various States--Emma Miller's healing of blindness--Other marvelous healings--Defection of J. C. Fisher--How the reformation is distinguished from all other movements. XVI. EVANGELISTIC TOURS 335 Trip into Pennsylvania--Various healings--Attacked by intoxicated man--Woman delivered from devils--Visits Winebrennerian camp--An incident of Beaver Dam assembly--Company of singers formed--Wonderful meeting in Indiana--Storm stayed in answer to prayer--Mob near Rising Sun, Ohio--A Western tour--Strange manifestations at St. James, Mo.--To Denver--Meetings in Canada--In the Southern field--Mob element in Mississippi--Visits Mammoth Cave--Visits the church in California--Scenery of the Rockies. XVII. THE MINISTRY OF SONG 407 Adaptation of existing hymns--Occasions that suggested various hymns--Instances of the effect of song. XVIII. POETIC INSPIRATIONS 422 Gifted as a poet--A book of poems--Various examples of poems. XIX. LAST YEARS 443 Hoped for long life--Difficulty in combining writing with evangelical work--Could not remain long out of the field--Begins to write a book on prophecy--Third marriage--Ohio River campaign--Last New Year's greeting--A school on the camp-ground--Last sermon--End of the journey. XX. AS OTHERS KNEW HIM 456 Statements of various individuals--Author's statement--Reflections at his grave. SUPPLEMENT for this reprint edition 478 [Illustration: ANDREW L. BYERS, Author of this Book Office Editor GOSPEL TRUMPET.] [Music: The Evening Light. D. S. WARNER. (ZECH. 14:7.) H. R. JEFFREY.