, 1875-07-08
THE CAMP GROUND.

AN the c'os'nB f'u"'8 u 1n0 "coh si'o1'ou '"
tho camp neetlhe afa" aoa1, tEo fee'hR oeep-
czeaslpg ,,o,sor. 30 much OF tho previous work
has hccn nsrformot1 un1er Tho most ndyeraa cir
..,n,a..,,,os tha, rn,~ 49,. H. o,,+,a,,t. h.n,
cuni1'"''.''' sno' ~" s"ss l'io o'ei''o"te law
condcsccndod 10 remain Tor scnson IN stato
of qniosconce, ard tho pooplo arc not compelled
to takc ipvoluutary shower baths at recular in.
t,rv.,a al, aocm dct.r,n,rcd N ,mrr,rn n Mn
,,,r,o., ,,,o 1,~to, so.;,d -, .;,,s ras,.,,;.,.
manaoat III. tno eslc' posaou o. " '''l0 lona",hn2.
Thorc arc no lagGards, 10 Idle or ahouglltlcss
ones, hnt every ono Hee,nB to be working Al il
each uceliug moMeut Wc7o to determine tho
destiny Of Aorno immortal Houl. Day and night
arc merged together, n,ld thon eeoIu oil too
Bhort in which 10 accomplish whn. IN desired.
stroll through tho grove Mt midnight. by tho
light OF the camp fires still brightly burning ro-
vealed groups in eas,,ent ro1lB,ons co,iycssatiou
while from nearly every tent waro et1ll issuing
tho sn cot songs Of praise mud tho voice OF car.
ucst supplication.
THE MY. NR, YoUKEn
Of tho Simpson At. +. Church, Chicago, preached
from the main atand Mt 2. ?. m. ilo chose for
truth. mud tho Light hlr. Youkor llaa = styio
peculiar to himself. He bclievas IN dealing
Hledgo- -harnmor b1ows, aud tue SHORTCOMINGS OF
sants and tho hardhoartodncss Of Hinuels arc
aliko handled by him without gloves.
THE EVENING SERVICES
Tuesday wore conducted by tho Nor. Mr. Wea-
tcreron, editor Vt tho Scnde5ut,ei. When it WAS
known that he WAS to preach, tho neass wcro
quickly flied and the most earnest Etteution wa4
was Blessed are they that do Ills command
ments, that theY may l,nva right to tho trce Of
life, and may entsr III through tho gatcs OF tho
city" The themo was tho practice AMI
Ho 1irst considered tho tcr.ns Of salvation,
mud laid tho atoncuont Of Christ waH tho only
ground. It was just suited to our fallen con-
dition. No who were no weak could not hold
tola commandments, which woro 80 great, in
our Own strength. We received tho uoolod
strength Though faith in Jesua Christ. This
changed our hearth and Inntle ua rarthker4 OF
Gods nature. Tho blessed results Of doing
Gods commandments Were uext stated. Thoao
WHO Hcro faithful had power In tho treo OF life.
Christ had bacome to MI by His atouolneut tho
tsoo Of llfo. lilo was food for our souls. Ills
pcrorat,on wRs cicgasas. md al hc pictured in
,%la.Hl;onced iiangnAso tLat beautiful eity :"
most fancy that hb ehw tho "gates ajar." and
the ratsusnel Of God troubling tho peasly etreotB
uf tho Now Jeruealatn.
Att o'clock prayer and experience moasIngs
were held at the Evanston aud Park Ridge tents
At prayer meeting held At Mrs. Ciauce's and
nobortS cottage, Tuesday night, tho Lord cAmo
down iu poHer, and thu halIelujahs and aniena
rang Out on tho midnight air sud fsirIy made tho
old encnmlulcns trc,nblo. George T. Fuster led
tho early prayer Meeting at tho Eyauston tout,
ELDER JulrtNs
arrived yeeterday morning. It has bcen sa5l-
ous draw hack to tho meeting Tint tho Elder Ina
beon quito i'll tho past week. SO that ho las been
ablo only occasionally to bo present, and his
presence now nas given no. life TO tho SERVICES,
Tho following ministers also PITT in tnrt!y An
pearanca: 1he lev. r. y. Cantlne, Fti1tou
Street Church; DR.. II. ". Thomas. Clark Street
Church; tile Isoy. Samuel Paine, North Evans-
ton; tho Roy. 4. J. Lareing, Irving Park; tito
Rows. Boil and Duncan Evanston; the lev. ",
Andrew. and Elder A. !. Audrewa, OF the Contrai
illinois Conference.
THE GENERAL rnAyEn MEETING
hold under the canvaa before tic forenoon sor-