, 1876-08-30
CAMP-AITETING.

THE sKvNNTN DAY,
The attendance yesterday was hardly as great
as On the previous day. The lowering clouds
and threatening sky Of tho morning were cf1cc-
tual In Obtaining at homo many WHO otherwise
wonld have been present
During the forenoon heavy thunderstorm
broke over the cncahpment, and showers oc-
cured ut Irregular Intervals throughout tho
1ay. No serious Inconvenience was felt, how
aver, aud the regular services were proceeded
NTH without interrupt!an All were securely
housed, aud the change from the hot, dusty
atmosphere OF tho days preaching was felt by
Ill to be by no means ungrnteful.
At tho close Of tho Rev. sts, Youlsers stirring
appeal to tho unconycrtcd Monday evening" Mr..
3pcnccr t2ols charge ot tho meeting. In
answer to Ills Invitation large number camo
forward, expressing sorrow for their sins, aud
wishing TO be remembered ia the prayers Of
Christians. Aiming them wc1a thu sons Of six
Hcil-knoWn clurgyinen,, WHO brfoso the close of
the meeting prolcssed to haye found ~, peace in
Wentworth, Of Eyanstusl, now travelling In Eu-
ropc; the RGy. DR.. briggs, ol California; tic
Rev. Mr.. Wnhl, Of India; the ltcv: benjamin
Newman, ol tho Central Illinois Conference;
the Rsy. Mr: 4. durney, Ut Englcwooli and thy
seasun of refreshing, alltl Christians present.
gave free mnnifcstatinn to their omoe!ons In
EunE aud loud continued alnUnR and AAlltlu jahs.
TIE DEVOTIONAL MEETINGs
wcrc held yesterday morning ls usual. Nothing
Of extraordinary interest occurred. They were
characterized by deep seriousness, and tho as-
euraucc scruc'i to be manifested BY all present
,aat they th s II s' dss q So,9ns S1,
led at tlie g o'clock prayer. nleettng. At tho
raEk Ridge tcnt tho Rev. Alr. crais conducted
Ts sy Dt Hemingway, ,. Ct Evanston; Y, ton,
tho text; " II any man thirst let him come
unto me and .lrlnk,n John w.; ~. Ills sub
1cct, delured from thcsu words, was tic attfar-
tiyeness aud uniyersal!ty Of the religion OF
Cllrlst-
Tho chillrcn's Meeting Mt tho Tabernacle at
1:30 p. in. wns fully attended tu snite OF tic
shower OF ruin then tatling. Music and nd
dresses 1ls constituted ths main features. The
Amoy, Chna; Elder Boring. and tic Rev. Dr.
Palkflurht in turns addressed tha yuul.g pcopie.
AZ the afternoon services, thc Roy. MT. AxtrlI,
81 TSs TfsasaSa asst atass xas ns y: t TT 59
last day Of the Feast. Many, after the sermon,
were at their own request 1nadu the subject u
speeial prayer, and numbers were converted.
I'll. Ray Mr. sarta 9iH 1@fnks ~, tSa oc,oeA ,,,,sr
meeting htthe Swedish Chapel. The attGnuauce
y Oh tho tncsease At these meetings. at $3.50
the Rev. Atr. Weatergreu preached power.
1ui sermon from tie tc1t-Luke Il: 7a-7d
We, being delivered out of the hand
OF our ene1hics, might aerye Him without tear,
1n lA.s!ncss mud righteousness before Him, al
the days Of our ilie." At the close Of the ser,
vice they all adjourned to the grove and luiA 4
praycF:meetIng. A large number we're brought
from daEkneaA TO light.
Az experience meeting Wa held at 10 o'clock
conducted By Mr. Oscar J. Stead.
children's meeting MA also held at $3.50 D
m. The Rev. J. b. Anderson conducted tht
exercises. Mf. Anderson L2s al exceedingly
tion OF the lIttle ones ~ lew can. The kIpgfns
Of tho Swedish children in tier Language Il
sweet and beautiful.
The Ney, d. 4. Horlin delivered an excellent
oiled With eager snd demonstratiye lIsisnyss. -
Quo Of the test and moat Interesting sermonl