, 1874-08-01

power in tho spiritual intoroBts at Ocean Grove.
| H1o ronidoB horo during the summer, with her
| fathers family. mud has tho charge OF tho in-
| fnnt.ctasH In tho Sabhattl-scliool Sho malaRnB
sister claims to have boon cured instanlanco.u-
! ~, IN ntswor to plnynr, OF !ohg-stanalhg
disease TINT Ind deaod all tho skill Of oniln"hs
| physicana.
Aftor the roadin Of tlis document Of anvere
night, DR.. Loyey, OF PHILADELPHIA. prcaellcd
iron, ;Jamoa, I'd eehaptor, on "lho Friendship
Of God" Tho a'.tlieneo Waa worry 1arge lut THO
waB u total fntluro for tho occasion.
| THE HAuDATtl
WAS delightful day, clear and calm, md nonga
Of praise woro honrd through tIiH beautiful {H
cato Is oloaod on Saturday night, and no tennis
outer on tho Sabbath. boating, bathing, pto.,
are forIiddon, aud the day IL ono Of holy quiet
4 nlootIng Of tho Saints WIS announced by DR..
ernaclo at &. THO lnt.or was largely attended.
i was loVe.fcaat Of tho sana.i1ad oiioB.
Scores took part, oach to'ing something Of tho
dor what circumstances they" Found tho Bioss-
Ing" Tho larger part Of tho apoakers
wero ladies and thoy wore ongor to rotate aomo-
thing Of interest to thelnAolyeB, md generally
to othors. In many. inssanceB, tho Iuaaer lad
to call upon tbom to doH.at. Some Of tho ladies
would scarooly quit when tho leader insatel
that thoy should. Earnoat foolin9s soomed to
move them. Ono lady oxhortod tho cougsoga-
tou and leaders mot to fix the way OF God. It
dlost' do not griovo the Spirit Of God"
1t 10 tho people assembled undor tho largo
arbor, for tho opon-air meeting. The nev. John
s: lnskip, Of sea Gun, near Boston, President
ssar-ptenchor Of this persuasion, preached the
groat sormon Of the Convention, declaring
It. a. work Of in6dolIty to say thsss
Sanoti'lcaton e graouat work., Tt Ia as instan~
tnnoous and Ms nlarliol HI conversion. Homo OF
his utsoraucca woro strongly Calyinstic, but his
Of delight.
Meetings. of tho greatest interest woro hold at
several l1ousea til tho afternoon, ut liHoreut
points, mostly for those seeking to attan to this
high experience, aud lod by prominent Indies,
NJ Miss Sarah Smiley, Mira. Tuttlo, aud otlloru,
During. these meetings., many came into this
state Of RoHt in Christ. But
TIE BEAUH-aikETlNa
was tho great ntsair Of the dny. It WAS held 1T
G:30 p. nj, according to tho longtime custom Of
the place on sabbath evening. Long bbrore .ho
time the people began to gatlhaer, until the cou-
gresatlon swol'ed TO oyor y. o9o. They filled tho
Pathway, looking. high over tho ocean, and 1900,
perhaps, rat OH the white sand bolow it, whl]o
othora reated in their camp.chsira. 1t was a
strange and oxeooding1y-impressiyo sight. lho
aftcr wayo broke upon the Hhoro constantly. Tho
sun was setting in clear. mellow light. goon lilo
Bougs began: " Love TO Tell tho Story
Precious io Name" 9s "cofonatioa ~ An Com
in Tho Arms Of Jesus" o.o. Tho Singing was was
from 2,0U0 voices loud, caar and in COOL utyIo.
The Rey, ". stafgis, Of Boston, drow ben1,-
tifnl leAaon FROM = uin,iar niooting un tho shore
Of the sea Of Galileo, 1900 ycars ago. Others
waves, &c. Miss Cnrrio Mcdonald, OF brooklyn,
said il Was tho hnppioat tlay of her lifo. ullrat
lad revealed Ills love to hor today moro than
over bolore. 6ho l.ow know whnt perfect con-
aecratlon is She is a fine speakcr, with cloar
voice, and o beautiful singer. Dr. Wurl bocau
an impressive address, during which tiilo ocean
steamer passed not far from Shore. bound uorth-
ward. Seeing 80 largo crowd, site honored ls
swoted her BY tho waving of two u tl,ree thou
sand hnndlsorchiefs. AZ another time in the sor-
yicc, vast school OF blue mackcrel caue along
s!i9ro: and began to jump and frisk IN tho water.
IAia drew half tho congregatsou to tho waves,
memory OF tllis beach ol-mooting will loug 1.-Two with
many participants.
THE HouTE TO OCEAN onoyE
mny be matter Of interest to many Of your
almost eyory State in tho Union. From Tllil-
ndelphia. Baltimore, Pittsburg TO-, tho Pouu-
sylyanla noad soils oxoursion- n-liolios by several
alnerent en- M routes. Tho trayclor is surprised to
Auu tAo oAtoueAf0 arrangements OF tntB GQu1-
pally for accommodating oxcursioniBts. Once il
reach Of any of their Limos, which soom to OK
tend everywhere, -tlokcts nre offered
you by nly route desired. The Company furnish
tourists, on application, with beautifully pro-
pared Guido Book, marking out over 500 routes
to diffelont watering. .placea. Their tickots NJ
low YOU to stop over aud go or rotur7, at your
pleasurc: At Phtlaaolphia, leave tho Ca,ndcu
Depot on tho pennHylvania Road, going y1a
Janlcsturg. then. over tho Froohod I,oad to
SQnau. uoro Stiles stages meet every train, to
convoy. passengers by IN Aour's rido
to thi8 place. This is u Responsible
limo Of Stages, iudorsca by tic Association.
II you come BY Long Branch, tloy mcet you
there also. ono inlndtod stages run horo at
times to eceomn,odato the travel to this point.
Tho route above described is the ellorteat and
quickest. At Baltimore wc found tourists leay-
lug the rail- aul ith dust aud weariuess, aud en-
barking for Philadelphia OH the Ericsson steam
ars, which leave every afternoon for Phiadel- |
phia, getting q grand ride mp the Chesapeake |
Bay, good nights sloup aud q grand rido up |
Tho Delaware. lundiltg carly at PHILADELPHIA, I
While this IL caeap, it ia delightfully."- pleasant.
BY way Of New York tako steamer at tho Last
lhvor, and finish by rail to Long Branch, and
meet the stages. Tho Ponnsylvania will bring
you eitlloEbY the short route above mentioned,
or by New York and Long Branch, ct about tho
same rato. TRAVELLER,
WAuKESnA.
The following Chicago people arc either at
Waukcsha Springs or have beon visiting thore