Daily Republican., 1881-08-17
FIFTH edition.
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Ihe N1neh day OF tha esDn-.
Camp nears . close the n.,.'ae
herc"ry rAses-Noses and os' '
dents. Asei.
As the bell tolled at 10 o,c,o.,
night, the ninth day of the I,rapd.I JA last
Summit camp meeting closed N'lt
but t"o remaining days. Az ,ba e",llg
approaches All end, the relipion.' '.ilp
gradually rises and no doubt r i,n i, >. ude
continue a week longer quit. , y r'd "Gad
of religious fervor and the cona ''''a
Of many souls would be- III. .''r'oa ,a
Yesterday morning dawu,t nnae as'a' u,
camp ground cool aud crispy ard rIn u.
than one form coald be sn,n A.. nvH
around clad in sslawls and ovs,,s
The sun arose grandly f.on tba b'vAs az"
and its beams piercing the r.ra.sl ea'l
the forest, shed golden reG,I"s IIS.s o'
over the camr ground which risna
from the main avenue reminded .a y. =.
bunyan's Eiyslan fields and ths ,,; ,s
groves on the Delectablc mouu,,i3;,"% wa
The morning zephyr. gently IS..,
the hrows OF the tenters as thev s,nn' '
ed into the grove with the exrre.,;aE
GLORIOUS Morning" fany bc1.u
unhappy it was On accout; of ih.;, "s
actions. simultaneous with the ton'a
Of the six o'clock bell, t.I, mn,in i""ls
praise ot hundreds Of thankful f.".a "a
cong.e1ated IN the three large u,no.;, %,s
tents upon the grouud. TIL, vn, ,us
family Worship Of he residents ~, M "e
grove Then followed br.akf,.t ,nII '1
y O'Clock, David and jonathan ,.1 az
charge ot prayer meeting of mna
spiritual interest in trout ot III. A ,ra,A
stand. A. 10 O'Clock, a large st,,""na a
audicnc" gaiherth - hear n ,r,,"o' n'
preached by Rev. George Crr,r",".
from II Peter, l-t chapter An ys,'a' -'N'
Whereby are given unto US eyc,,.Iw,
rrea, and precious promises, finn, Is
these ,e nigh. be rariakcrs Of ,na ~
vine nature, having escaped the r,r,nn
tion that is in the world Ihryulu n.r
The reverend gentleman isa mini.
tor Of considerable more than oyIn1.r
ability, and as he dwelt upon tie nra
misses contemplated IN the text. h. ,..D
eloquent and his words were lmpre,.;r.
Though his sermon wasratter leagby
there we're rome who wouIt ~,
have willingly heard hnn longer 4,
| O'clock anvriItr of Mr.. srn,m,', ',lI
ur.L> n,ct'Ia, WAS held H.. llrl',i,
tent and appropriate .'ddrc>u, spp
made Try Rev. Nr>>r. Nr-.,r, and
Barns. Qu:.ra hump II; ,hlorrr n..
seated tIelnr,.v.s III tur A.t!.,,n..,.
eral of them pro.c,s,d a cu.a.d
heart.
III. afternoon sernlvu WI r-a.A
by Rev. Irwin tarfIi., the Ja,a. N,,
sionary from II Kings, VA ca,p,.,
;ih verse "M by sis We here H. "a
die ." The su JecL Va, mis,.vruv
work, and au ear 'st appeal va, made
Ia h. active i'll the spread II the .,.
before the night cyue'h Wum 10 IG,o
ca. WORK. l.@y Geol,, Il. br.Sa. from
The New Castle c!.trs lu.uYru III aa
earnest cXhnrta.Ion. iIe ,ppA- Nop,,
of encouragement u those WAo Wee
discouraged oI' ar'"u0; oftlrr- aaaAg
y,. been 40 'nutttILt.bH Vt p,iA
power siuce .ht camp tJu!.ut .t+. aud
.aii that there WsuI the sa!up .auruM.
ness and lack OF Z Uc! r",I.;, - Ia. az
ruE versions we're cone, rnrl IL al the
camp meetings he mad nearl tfvltay
season. Al o'c!uch a i,rai>- service
led by Rev. N. A. Richards Va, held
in the remnants OF ST Paa. 'Strns NJ
Richards spOke impressive, Of tle
storm that Ind passed ,o Wild. oVtr
the camp ground aud that hid .rl is
mark on the t.pt and on stEU., ;reB
that were snapped apart L.st Pp %cns e.
Tn" sun setting in til" Wcr', .GTrS in
beams across The -Ccuc aud 4y >,i..hta,
Dt the hour presented otGH1.r CnrA1
with the storm that hal ra.e. Vlt
short tim. before, ami gave l~'A"I
10 the siurIG! d tbc
hymn
'fod moves = a mysterous way
HIS NDul.ers to pUfiuru;
Re Iiall's his IA 5tztpI- In the SO,