The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-15
THB TgaTRD HOsTs


Against the Ensmiss eft An0inIsa.
Saturday opened with bright prospects
IN the MOuudsvills camp grounds and the
enjoyment Of camp life was somewhat
nAlred during the afternoon and evening |
BY the rain and wind blow. The early |
services were largely attended,
The interest therein growing a. the meet
ing progressed, aud NO doubt many lasting
Impressions have been made which will
tell in the future lives Of those who have
received the good seed into their religious
lie, and II will be an utter imposaibilily
Tor any one 10 attend these services upon
Moundsyille camp ground without being
impressed, and to degree fascinated With
the real and extraordinary beauties devel'
opsd in the different experiences 81 the
many individuals who have publicly ex'
pressed themselves In regard to the Chris
hAn religion.
the general experience meeting, Under
his electriiying personal direction Q very
interesting and profitable time was en-
Al 1880 A. ~ Rev. Geo. Hite delivered
a telling sermon from the text: "The
glorious Gospel OF the son Of God" his
discourse was marked by careful study and
thorough knowledge Of the subject IN
hand. Many pleasant TeCollections and
impressions will live for time TO come, oil
the speakers earnest appeal 10 . dying
and psrishing congregation. The only
regret 10 that he was hiudered In the lsst
part oil bis discourse by storm dispeEaing
the congregation.
Al 1902 n children's meeting was com.
petently lead by Rev. Hite, II 10 an In.
spring sight to witness several hundred
children enjoying their meeting 40 only
children can enjoy anything.
Ats p ", there was preaching by Rev.
], N. Warden. "For the great day Of His
wrath ia come, and who shall be- able TO
StaudW was his text. The discourse was
spoken OF In the highest terms 80 q prac-
teal and thoroughly doctIinal discourse.
At7;S0P NJ, DF,J, N. Fullerton presCh.
ed from the words LEAD me to the rock
that 10 higher than l,
The Doctor fully sustained his past rep.
utation as one OF the ahlest divines In this
region 81 country, For q short period he
in 9 mastery manner portrayed the
thoughts suggested by his text. The ser.
vices at the commencement at the stand
were broken up by the rain, when they
adjourned TO the Tabernacle, where the
Doctor preached.
After the sermon interesting altar axer'
cisss were conducted Tor the space Of one
half hour, This closed the Saturday
exeHclsea.
SUNDAY SERVICES,
Thsday opened Grandly upon the camp.
The night was cool and the people had q
comfortable sleep, and we're thus pre-
pared to enter upou the services Of the
day In q refreshed condition, Although
the nun shone brightly through the tfees
there WIS gentle breeze all the while,
and the day was therefore most pleasant,
Az o'clock In the morning an earnest
prayer meeting was held, 10 which several
Of The more jealous Of the brethren par.
tiCipsted, and number Of earnest petit
iiona were offered up.
AT 8 o'clock the regular annual Iowa
feast waa held, which wSa conducted by
the Rev, Mr.. Deliver, This was service
OF unusual interest and power. The tab.
ernaCle was crowded, and out OF the mum.
Der present one hundred and four testified
Of the goodness and mercy oil God to
them. Three or four were frequently on
the floor at a time. Sone one said that u
Mr., tngersoll were pretent and could
listen 70 these testimonies he would have
10 give up his ibhdelity, or make all these
Witnesses out As iSlsiGery aud unworthy
Of confidence and belief.
THIS was the last publicservice Mr.. Dol.
liver ever expected TO hold on Mouudsyllle
camp ground, "A he intends shortly to
move west, He Ia an old preacher and is
we'll known In every part Of West Virginia,
and Ii admired and loved by all who know
him. Although he has been ,hirty.nine
yesrs In the ministry, he is yet hale and
fresh and vigorous, and can do as much
hard itinerant work as any other man In
the West Virginia Conference He will
take with him the confidence and respect
Of Thousands In Weat vi'glnis, who have
known and respected him iheee many
years.
At 70 o'clock Rev. Cnrtis Turner, Of
Philadelphia, preached an earnest hermon
on 1.-THE Love Of God Constraiusth U.s."
The Doctor 10 pre- eminen!ly a camp meet.
ing preacher. in this kind Of work, lie ID,
ed TO tpeSk, an "old stager." He possesses
with a v,sat daSI n essa hs diva bo %n
10 The Ses,tS NJ the neonis ths t,r,h" ~
ths GoSusl Hs Ia an sfcsilsnt nrs"cba,
and II a ySluabie Sssis.sn NJ hs,a ''"'u'''
A. 81 M Raw T. T. Stns,. NJ F.,,.
mont. preachei a 6njsheI "s,mon M
HFaithS M. Stuart Ia vel a vnrnS man
and ia one Of tbe stronVeSt and mos. vio.
oroue thinkers In The West Virginia Con.
fe,ence, fHis sermon was we'll receiysd.
Ha wSs ioIlowsd II VS. s VIZ" teVsuou;
vrSst nover hv he Pav NJ unohos
Who spoke WITH nn1snal i,asdo ,I "UH''''
ioIvot IN stSts thStSt ST " a ch,ld,sn,.
meetivS wa condnc,ed he Rs. pinnae ~
which Rsv GShs snota :, 800 i lp ~