, 1873-08-28

No. We HnK deop Rnh1ta anu Work those veins;
out OF tho coal, and tho coins out Of tho gold
and silver. And shall wo not work out tho yast
rosourcoa Of love md joy that God haa put In
nH That fires may glow on other hoarthstonoa nnd
cd with Gods suporacrpion, to 30
current horo and. = troaass,ro in ieaveu
"Worls out your own salvation, |" If not God
stoo % viii mis b. s Sloag or S s
crying grace, grace. 1lo will work moral words
III you-you must shape thom into prayer. tle
will glvo you grauo, YOU m,iHt lBo 1t In Following.
Mo will e yG bs sfS"F o a yoa @h Gias ts
cred ar1n Christ wrought tho euro. It waB ho that
opened up tho long oloaod vein, gayo tatnosB to
tho honcs aud strength to the mnscles, yot the
solution ws n9 9 M t9 man 9nryoa
Tho nan that WAS cured Of blindness said He
put olay upon my oyos and I washed md do SEQ"
and ho would havo never Boon had ho mover
washed.
Imprisoned souls, ariso like Potter and the
fettere will fall OF, tho iron door will open, and
you will DO froe. ''Work out your salvation"
Lot uB remember tho oxhortation Of tho to1t:
T God pnta holiness into ySur hesrts lot IT
eyes be audible In tho sweet toues of your yolco,
aud folt In your touch. Work 1t out. II you
love groat anthems Of praise that go ;reaohing
Of God would but give voice to tho wealth Of
melody God makes within them, not d lonely
human cur would DO without q song, and Oh
evory breoze thero would float upward loud hnr-
monious choruBoe, to bo lost only in tho louder
dapaHon Of Hcavon. Work out your own aniva-
ton, for It IL God that worketh in you to will
and to do His own good pIhns
TIE CONFERENCE MEETING.
At tue cloeo Of Mr.. DuruB' discourse, q con-
ference followed, over which tho Roy. Dr.. Dan
dy presided. who oponed the occasion with gomo
happy romarkB. Ho was followed by many 9TH
ers. The ladies, AZ IL tho custom In tho hictho-
dist Church. took an aotiyo part in this meeting.
Ono Of thcse, who ID we'll known in Mothodisr
circles, Mrs. A, Brown, OF Evanston, made the
interesting speech OF tho hour. bho ia said to
bo an excollont Hebrew scholar, aud also roads
Crock and Latin. She said: Tho first camp-noot-
ing I evor nttonded was in 1903. Il was glori-
GUS moeting. There was Methodist way Of do
ing things That / liked. It brought uB to JoBus:
It Is just sixty years this month aiuce I
Joined the Church. I attn glad Joined
1t thon. wished to unite Hoonor.
tMS WIS tno Now ns1 Eneanu "n! u ao.nf. Anaush,
teri l Wan fiftoen years OLD When oecamo
member. NOV nave tod now ola am. llnh9- 3
CENT laugn5or.J ios, am seVenty-nVo yoatb olu:
hoiieve ! shall ever attend another camp moot-
ahg' am old enough to 60 anu, 1ras as Jesle
eaya, shall 10; WI ahoot giofy; 1lovo 20
shout glory anu !oVo the Alethohi5s tHuicn
few kind words. addressed moro especially to
tho young people, Bho closed by saying, "Glory
to God on high,
The frat mooting she attended, sixty years
moro than hundred camp mootings and iB
therefore veteran IN tho service. She ls q tino
looking, genial, elderly lady, and commantls tho
highest respect OF all In tho town whoro eho
The dinner hour was very properly observed.
Ihoao who had tents went home FOR their moal.
Ihose who haa not, went either to tae boardine
houses or WITH thoit Dsskess out anaer .no ems
n.,o aa,' map.Js te poe o'oe' 'no o'u"1 HAto4
HULL botS'eos .ono"ou .
|, THE CHILDREN MEETING.
was said to be tho most interesting Of it's kind
nei1 on tno GROUNDS: IL Ras !ca Dy a sne Key, H. H.
=. Cantlne, of ueneva: Kemarka %ero made oy
Of Evanhton, and others. Quite number OF the
children made little speeches: Il was closed ny
singing the - sweet Bye and Bye, and genoraA
shaking OF hands. o',r ,sr srn,,o,
At 2:ao p. m. tic w worshippora assembled to
hour tho last sermon. It was preached by the
Row.. =. Stout, of Rockton, who. after tho
usual preliminary exercises, announced tho text
water out Of tho wells OF salvation."- -Isaa1, II :
3. Water 1B fit omblom OF tho spiritual graco8s
| that both benefit tho soul and make 1t happy.
Isaiah loohod through THO ntAts Of tho future
AtlN elAH tAtlE Etol4oue bhtFAtoAi McAIn oPotlou
| by the BuHerings Of Christ, whose waters
should HoW 1or INC ocnelt anu 1oy ol tno
| world; Ae looked upon shom aaa NJ. ~ haw ~ the
benea tnat should eecrae , q humanity l;, IN dfaW 1ar
lng Tue Wator from !nose WOLFE II s.sl'E aolsd
| th's utterance hG acHno~iegea " Inc Joy opt@noa
| from 0hrlstian labor. Christian 10y la - roal a.
facs. Christian labor gives happ1noas,, L. u
Tue only way these %9tc;s can p9 ootaiueu.
~ craving We as'nH Motng ot n;ot;e C!mo cuh ~ W
ootalnea %taoat enines1 eoi st s Icy
IL no exception to thla faie' ano mast oe "oFNeo
FOR. '''.+''''.- '''
1t glyeH Joy because or an INV ara conecloue-
neBs Of duty performed.
| It giycs joy bccauso OF tho witnessing
spirit TINT aadH Joy to tho haartB by it's abiding
| presence. 1920 ~ %.
Christian joy dwella In tho henrt In
| extent is moasured by our Christian effort.
Thoro ia difference botwoon the Joy Of tho
heart and that which comes from outward oir-
| cumstancoa. Christian Joy liyos In spite OF cir
| Dnt,1 and Ftius war In