Provided with Food in Answer to Prayer--A Great Revival--A Man Saved from Suicide--Letters from Pastors and Others--Church of the Redeemer in Baltimore--Successful Meetings--Young Man Called to the Ministry--A Colored Woman Saved and Preaching-- Incidents--Saved by a Hymn 294 CHAPTER XVI. PREACHING THE GOSPEL ON RAILWAY TRAINS. Accidental Death of My Nephew--My First Trip by Rail--Experience of a Railroad Man--Transportation--A Kind Conductor--Interesting Services--Train Saved from Wreck--A Train in Danger--Impressed to Leave the Train--Helped to Care for a Wounded Man--Conductor's "God Bless You"--A Woman's Faith Encouraged-- Riding in a Parlor Car--Favor to the Railroad Company 313 CHAPTER XVII. STREET AND OPEN AIR. Poem--Permits to Hold Street Meetings--From a Missionary--My First Street Meeting--A Wonderful Conversion--Became a Preacher--The Blind Encouraged--Forbidden to Preach on the Street--Thought They Saw a Ghost--Hurt by a Saloonkeeper--Warned to Leave the City--In Jail 328 RESCUE WORK. "A Mother's Plea" (poem)--A Plea for our Sisters--Drunken Women and Men--Assaulted in a Dive--Attempts Suicide--A Girl Saved--A Girl Rejected at a Rescue Home--Neglected by the Churches--Visits to Hospitals--Kind Tributes--The Prodigal Daughter (poem) 349 CHAPTER XIX. WORK IN CANADA AND MEXICO. Street Meetings in Hamilton--In London, Ontario--A Girl Rescued--In Kingston--Stoned in Quebec--Victory in Toronto-- In Victoria, B. C.--Work in Mexico--A Bull Fight--Wept with Condemned Men--Attacked by a Fierce Dog--Ministered to a Sufferer 365 CHAPTER XX. ACROSS THE SEA. On the Ocean--In a Foreign Land--Preaching in Glasgow--My Life in Danger--A Song Stops a Row--Arrested for Singing-- Tumult in a Dive--Mob of Drunken Women--Letter from America--In Paisley--Return to America--Second Visit to Europe--Experiences in London--Safe Return to America-- Letter from Scotland 372 CHAPTER XXI. TRAVEL AND TOIL. Two Nights' Service--One Weeks' Work--A Profitable Trip--Six Weeks' Service--Recent Work--Another Trip 395 CHAPTER XXII. LETTERS FROM PRISONERS. 431 CHAPTER XXIII. KIND WORDS FROM FRIENDS. From H. L. Hastings--Mrs. H. L. Hastings--E. E. Byrum, Author and Editor--Mother of a Prisoner--Prisoner's Daughter--An Editor--Ex-Prisoner--Miscellaneous 477 CHAPTER XXIV. SKETCHES FROM PRESS REPORTS. 491 CHAPTER XXV. FURNISHED UNTO EVERY GOOD WORK.