The New York herald., 1874-08-03
I that was brought up to the Tabernacle. where l


A brother described his financial ana spiritual
money and no religion he longed for some OF each
but when he got q little he wanted more. and now
MIS- cup vas running oyer he 10 S Rrohsr tnss
B0ole but now he loved him.
A sister inquired II all things are ours-that IL,
colored sister declared tnat she had entered the
fold fair ana knew when she got n Sister Bot.
tome could now understand better than ever be-
fore what the apostle meant when he said that the
things that are seen are temporal, but the thlng4
that are not seen are eternal
A VETERAN CHRISTIANS INVITATION.
Father reynolds, now elghty-four years OF ager'
with his venerable locks floating down over his
told OF his conversion and uniting with the Church
In 1908. He had seen and experienced great JOY
and peace In his long Christian life and ministry
and he had got 80 far along In his journey now no
could gay to those who were youner than he -
Brethren, come on it's all safe out here the Rock
Is under my feet. This, he said, was his thirty
third day at camp meeting and glory to God, said
he am not done vet. Bishop Peck, following
boyhood when Father Reynolds taught him mis-
B Cs. He was GLAD that while he now us an old
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ministry calling him and them to safe resting
places SUN OsySnd Dr. pccS Green Of Toronto was
Teacher, and thh. he showed himself so
soSd scholar enc banks expect e II. to YOU s
and to see your hoary heads crowned with glory in
that better land. Glory be to God, the Doctor ex-
claimed, Tor Wnat nave experienced here, WAS
lust as happy as ! could be at Round Lake. had
10 ask God to stay His hand; bur want to stay
here n little longer to work for Jesus. | LETT 4
beautiful spot In Saratoga county to come here
but am drinking better water here.
PRESS CORRESPONDENTS EXPERIENCE.
Brother Mooney, OF tho Methodist, said this was
the twenty-sccOnd camp meeting he had attended
and the fourteenth as q correspondent and he
had observed one thing here that he had never OBJ
served before. and being member OF the press he
felt douby interested in it, He had heard the cor.
respondents OF the HERALD World, New Orleans
PiCnVune, worcester Gazette, Christian Advocate
and the Methodist testify what God had done for
them. 1t may not be Of much consequence
to you, he said but 1t is very impor
tant to us who are watching tho great
movements OF the land. Instead OF looking down
upon the representatives OF the press with suspicion
let them feel that they OF you. The press has to
be recognized as great power, and If reporters
could get blessed OF God what glorious influence
they might exert Oh the community Brother
Mooney then called upon the men OF influence
whom he saw before him to interest the respective
editors OF the papers In religious news, that more
OF II might be published and thereby much greater
good be accomplished. He expressed his own sense
OF happiness and rest ia Jesus, aud hoped TO meet
the audience In the better land. Chaplain McCabe
sung 80 how love Jesus.'
Bishop Peck preached an excellent sermon at
eleven A, NJ, on one Lord, one faith, one baptism,
anc Rev. Mr. DoOle In tine afternoon on the supe-
riority of tho Christian dspensation over the Mo.
sale, based on ii. CORN tnans, ILL.,, q Prayer aud
experience meetings were held during the day.