Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1875-09-10
THE COLD SPRING
UNITED BRETHREN CAMP MEET
ING.


lex, preached to the people from the
words I'VE are coworkers together
with Cod" Rev. Mr.. Grimm is a
Young man of much ability, and
promises to be very useful in his day
and generation.
At two and half clock, Rev. J
Daltzell preached a very able and ell
oquent sermon. 1t contained so much
Gospel truths, and a knowledge OF
Them is 80 absolutely necessary, that
there went up from the heart of ev-
cry minister present, the prayer
Lord let thy holy spirit accompany
the word"
Rev. w. A. Jackson preached at
night. He is q man of fine ability
and bis sermons are always appre.
ciated by the more intelligent who
hear him. The meetings have been
very interesting, and last night soul,
were at the altar seeking Jesus.
The congregations have been very
good, through the day AID very large
at night:
The preaching has been earnest
and evangelical and # the people arc
not lifted to a higher plane OF useful
ness it will not be the fault Of the
"watchnan."
FRIDAY.
REV. j. w. Howe preached Il good ser
anon from the text: blessed are the pco
pie that know the joyful sound, &c" AL
felt that it was good to be there.
Rev W A jackson preached in the after
noon at 2t p. m. Mr. jackson has preached
several sermons during the camp all OF
which were interesting and cdltyinE.
Rev w Howe preached again at night
Good order has prevailed thus far.
lT is expected that large number
of persons will be in attendance on
Sunday. Excursion trains will run
from Williamsport and Hagerstowu,
TIE tent holders, and those who
have been in attendance during the
sneetins, have been well pleased with
the services.
SINCE Sunday the weather has been
very fine. Tle people !saye had cA-
oellent opportunities to attend, and
ENJOY the meeting.
The following ministers have been
En attendance during tie Camp Meet
ing: Hev's J. W. Howe. =. T., ",
A. jackson. Of the AIlegha4lv C3ufer-
cnce; L. Light, and J. 3altzell, Of the
Last Pa, Conference, y. W. rrotlit.
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'he va conference, Mos' o. 'Ae
shih','e's Lave gone 10 '"e'F no o1
2nt lev H. "a; Dove" ANA - ~
Needy ana perhaps o'~''" are eA-
bec'eu GA sunday
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.No "':,'i ~ le"' '' l.".4 49,, ,,n,;i II
any 1'"6'"i WI" va nls W. '','l
o c.o'.i anu an pressure ''''''' -
s'Joy 'As Set '' c.,,.,,.,r
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The prayer and experience meet
ing commenced at a. Ia, and was
protracted until lOl, AT which time
Rev. W. A. jackson preached to the
pleasure and edlticatiou Of the people
In view Of the fact that the oaml
will break up Sunday nighi, those
tcnting seemed dcteru!ne1 to make
good use of every moment, and at an
early hour the sisters commenced
their prayer meeting, at which time
God wonderfully manifested llimseI1
to His people Their hearts were
made glad, and they made "a joyful
noise unto the Lord. The sisters
have taken great interest in the
meeting, and the success attending it
dis largely due to their oarnestnes,
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