, 1880-07-30
LAKE BLUFF,
Chaplain NTcCabe to Take Charge Of
tho Cunip.ncctinE Exercises.

Chaplain NTcCabe to Take Charge Of.
tho Cantp.mcctinE Exercises.
From tile present cheerful aspect Of things
the managers Of the caislp-lneeting nra nut
backward lit predicting tho most successful
series Of rcvlvnl meetings Iii the history Of
the Lake Bluff Association. Lust year there
was an evident lack OF speakers competent
to arouse tho active enthusiasm, which often
crops out Ut these annual loyefeasts. Tile
lMnlc, al,d although ftleru wcro urge crowds
pastors. .unl elders wesc. Il, Il measure dis
pointed 6y tlIelr luck of SUCCESS III
lug about for q person to lend ,thls
years exercises, happy choice WIS uiaae,--
ut least that ii the opinion nf nia,,Y Of tho
lendlng MethG.lfst d[vines. The services Of
confidently h0pel tin. during tic llext ten
iNyS tliu GAriIt.3t cffUrts Uf tiIis Well-knHWn
evangelist Will result In iii oll~fastio,te1
revival. Alr. Slct;nhu possesses III q nlhrkeu
tleEtpe the reulI5tts Of tile true evangelist
lie is not only nn able nnd eloquent ex-
pOunder Ut the Scriptures, but Is also pos
scssea Of Il inelodious rulca lii revival
meetings tho n"wer , q !nqsl; cann9t bs too
u teryor seldom etlualed by iIen In Ills pro-
fesSio1': tr1utd results aro expected ullder
his leadership
YESTERDAYS ExEnc1sEs
began at Q o'clnek, ut which hour the Rev.
Hair waa l,".s..' II, rnn,,,Mutfnw m'a,m ",,ox.s
n,,ssamss ~ fh. nnnI, III, ,.i.nrIruc, h.G,
fair. '''0 ''''' De'"'
tS,a W.! n,noHee x'l'v !" Ftgcn @ y. lo' H., 1nE
named. after a,l ea.,ilest i,rnyer by tie Rey.
". e. Willing, the Rev. Itnfns Kucker vi
en'Ii har'iiv ". tcr;uci st.r,,t nvuveo VIM n
inore urf'Mr}y sneakimr. NJ, SxInr..tIni,. VII, rI,,,
spunkrr bnsrd Fs re,.,,is ~ ,,, ' ,,rt .i.t't ~ Tia
ev. Fs.Se rstct u ,t !: 1Gl fp ~"
.r XII iha ,,r,,,ar linn Luz ~ spcIM ~.
cu,catn Christian ,inririna was ,vhnn
children wero r,nwtne in ~ rc"rs ~ Tu. nm.
md rs m tSrr bnfts "l le,s , "rs tsi,
Ghrisiali i: lnstr,ietio,. 81 % wa absolateiy I % IL
n,ultled, tho speaker could not Inio.se; over
Mi1 wnd te ,srnin, gt a 81 " nnf H.
,miinwa "a w,,sio Tia ,,nWcr sna nnn en"r1,ea 1
wic CUd ind etycn Il In tia M spnversi"i' e,ers.Ss
v,a ,nnitastM st ~ an% H. ,,vnrt tnS " "Ss s
mi M; w..t f,n, I th oeS to "dl,,nns ~ Mo ~,
scdm,r a'I"i s ~. ~" ~ al 1
~ iii hoi1oS"Sv 's ~''o s"''''@&"S eA4'sa'oA
CHAPLAIN NcAhE
then III lnln1stakahle language told tho audi
c,lce what l,n sllnu!A expect them to 20. l!e
sd psYal n slteit4 ~ ws lie
whit. would ~ nntonK thu crowd and pleaI
with sintlers to como to JESUS With such
I'LL nr1ny, q glorious: victory could be won,
and salt he: ~ Shnll not Hsk yutl 10 perform
any service tl,at will not myself clIeerfully
perfor,n.n
The audience, Under tho leadership Of Mrs.
Clark Wilson, then silliE several Hfrred selcr-
tlul,s from Joy tu the World" nfter which
lln meeting tlfspersetl.
The afternoon exercises began ut s o'clock
meeting, Chaplain McCal,s leudtng. After
cnngreg,!tI.mAl singing, and Il solo. by Mrs.
Wilson, Dir. McCnbU bilid, Lot ,,s think Ut
tho efficacy Ut prayer alu tho certainty TINT
God answers our supp1icaiions." lIo then
EQy1 to yNrfnliH peraOllS in tlla audience the
OelrlnE nuon TIC subject.