Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-07-15

and faith, Wsre ably snforosd And tAs result
tksrsby reachAd Vas shown 70 b. OF psscso9e
inport-"T That - may know what V that good. |
md acceptable and perfect vtu Of Cod"
Josiah's words whleh is Saviour applied 70 him
sslf, and which wsfs shown 10 b. applicable 70
tho MINISTRY ssnseally-''rhs spirit Of The Lord
God II upon M, DO
7 Friday ~. Rsv. John hough Presoneo
plain, practical, powerful sermon from hsosewG.
X.22, on drawing near 70 God. The APproach
OF the JewiAh high priest TO the most holy place
was described In detail, and On analogy gwen,
showing che superiority Of the Christian way OF
service followed.
The excellent singing, thus far led by J: Q.
Robinson, OF Baltimore, waa supplemsnted by
Prof. Sweeney for one day, most admirably and
excessively. Al noon Bishop Boot came on the
eround. He viii preach on Saturday norning
q. O. Jonss preached At 8 P. \. on Purity, |;
"Blsss.d Are the the pure In heart for they ANAL
Al night Rov, T. g. williams preached on the
words SGodliness /. profitable" Brother Gard
nsr led the prayer meeting which developed nm
usual interest aud power.
Saturday iOA. Ashop Scott preached scr
mon Of great simplicity and grand power OF y.
words "AM things are possible to him that b
, lieveth."
. FnroA, Del., July Is.
Monday, Judy l2M. The services Of saturda!
: we're wall attended. Evening meetings from
: to O'Clock are held BY the ladies', led by Mrs
. Burlsston, Mrs. Matlack and others. The lay
! men had special meeting, led by Bros. Coz
. Daniel, and Pntchett.
o Ma&lack, Rev. @. II. Kramer and Rev. ".
:. England 70 immense bot orderly congregation
) The inclination Of ths young people TO prone
!, made in the intervals Of public service. ~
promptly yielded upon being informed OF th
An unco@moniy deep religious feeling
spreading widely and controls even the masss
4. who share In 1t but partially.
'. A meeting OF children, conduoted oy hevi
!. zee. Il was held II Sabbath noon-tme.
- At night Mr.. England discoursed on the shel
a herd and the Lost sheep with good effect. Lo
AZ ones were found by The Savior and great re1oi
y ing followed among his friends. bickness
y eslf or family has prevented the attendance
~ ~ Reys. E. Stubbs, J. A. Wood, and T. u. Chi
~ ham, whose absence IL much regretted althoui
1s unavoidable.
20 people 10 maher Of remark BY every one. !
= police force nor impoaing array OF manages u
=. been necessary here TO prevent disorder, cv
- on the Sabbath whsn Thousands OF people CROW
he On Monday Rsvs. r. ". Todd, Dr. i. 7. Coz
=. OF, and E. g. IRWIN, preached. Mr. TODD p
ny sented the objects, medium. and measure OF
VI divine manifestations Of love. DR.. CooI
pressed the question: Who OF you. the9,
this day consscrate his service unto the Lo!
ul. Ono peculiar feature Of his sermon was an
der provised bond Of obligation, In legal phrase.
he Christian formula, 70 which he urged that .
,sn natures BE- affixed At once-not Of tho hand,
act of the heart. Mr.. Erwin pfeAchOd from -
did words: "Hath washed o. in His own blood !"
ru- Tsesdlay 1871. beautiful day-balmy
Use pure, light and cleAr-opens ON me camp.
Sen early prayer meeting 1t was well attended, !.
oon thrilling with Interest," A larger con4foSas
ned than yesterday gathered for worship ct
ion O'Clock and increased continually. Rev,
hat Merrill, Principal Of the Academy At Fairmou
had Del, preached at 10 O'Clock on the Coed Ph!
The ciAn By invitation, MA bufleeton ioHowos
The exhortation and the people went 70 prayer u
red the dining hour. ~