Daily Republican., 1881-08-12
FIFTH edition
hRANDSwINE sUMMITc.~
The Fourth DAv or ~.
..'q"ent ana Able s,,eAs ,ssI
Large Numbers In imss,

Er. E."a"eat mt. ana Able ss,s..' ...'
Large Numbers In A.t,.a'sa'''
By four o'clock YESTERDAY erdra'A'''
the katy.did-its had finished II hnorus
ingmatinee of the night and I h.l .net rs
into qnietness, only to be snaN n"u eapa
the cnirrupping of the squilrslsss g edai
early risers. Their first mo,Si'l yS Who Al
pulse seems to be to 90 on ,' nlns im,
tion to the top Of the hickorSs.., =, eEpsl.
nuts nuts ana ana, cutting them from rT NJ ,I after
with their sharp incissors mieS; Ss 'sg
" let them drop down on n',,ca't'oa, ,c
board tents with such a "A ,hp h,op of4
waAen up the inmates with t.ssl a ,,aI ~
ends the slumbers of the sls.ai's s.atss y
habitants. / What noise the bsa.'ep'ls& spl
fail to make, is supplied bv W., ,hs ssainA
soon followed by the yavnns nj'Ss y, Ny =.
sleepers, protesting agsins, hn,ss VI IL
rels and the owls unseasoDah,hl opIh sqan
At $50 the bell from the ISs,e stsna molly Oh.
loosened tongue increased 4u ths wy wy
OF the morning, and c,le, 'Ie Aa|
the sleepers to prepare for tbs "iIeu a's. y
the day. AT i O'clock tho M hsii II'.ts los"
rang and as soon thereafter as s,il ,ho asa
ers could gather up their camn y, o,'' ,S'l lel'
and get TO the large meeting tp ,p.. .aaIA
sound of family prayers arose 'u,' Ils W
hour afterwards breakfast was s.raI O. raI
and s O'Clock prayer meeting n S,s,' S,ES
in front of the main stand At,SSlela ,SS%lela
j. $. j. Mcdonnell Presiding sSNs ESs, !
the Sou,h Philadelphia Disir,n 'r, s,o'
which the camp is held, preached ,7 Ip
cal and feeling dlscom 50 from lytCt,a
Giles, 10Th chapter and 9TH verse. '-,,l 1,,I
who then is wiling to cousecra,, Aa n
service this day unto the Lord ~
sermon may be put down as one of !
ablest preached during the camn
season of prayer followed the sa.na
The first cfildren's meeting of the M ,,. q,
was held at ] O'Clock and was in rhs
of Rev. G. ii. Sentman who has A ~
fondness Tor children and ia n
adapted to instruct and eucourapet1s,
Mrs. Guile Stepgle presided at th4
gan and appropriate addresses w.,
made by Eeys. Messrs. Lane and IN
ris. AT 80 O'Clock, the Rev. i
Hughes of Philadelphia preacheI
powerful sermon from lIaLakuk 4,
chapter 18th and l7th verses; a
though thn liz tree Sha not pio;sor
neither shall trut be IN the vine. !,
abor OF the o,lvc fail, and the tnu
shall yield no meat, the h,ck ,NA ii
cut Oh from the told, Sc, yet viii n
joice in the Lord, | will joy in The q
of my salvation
The Doctor preached over an h
and those who heard him Iee,ty
that he closed 50 soon. He incideu.r
referred to the dry time that wMs
Vailing bnt it was not dryer tha,
was in the days Cf Habakuk, aud I'd
the verdHre OF the earth returned a:a
and plsnty crowned the labors Q: d
husbandmeu.
The kline grew fat again theN VI
meat in plenty and the flock yirltll
fulluesS. 50 will it be again b
Hughes eloquently referred to some
the leading incidents of his life and |
Illustrated them with profit. He a
been in attendance upon the BrlF
wine Summit camr for eleven yeasH
he had a prelnonition that he saa
die this year. II his prem0ali
was true this was the last yea !
would attend the camp.
A praise meeting was heldat50GaV
in front OF the stand and was iI'E
guished for the eXcellency Otii' nS
The evening sermon was preas5H b 4
the Rev. j. l.. EStlin, nasro, Nths he
formed Episcopal church otaeENta'
er OF Whining ,on, from The RN I've
hold the Lamb of God tlattASstaVaI
the sins of the world" Mr. MMIS
dwelt plainly and practically mNs
centric characteristics of John
preacher and his humility in rIaaII
receive honors from the F
when there WAS one TO come
ter him whose shoe latels
was not worthy to unlooSe. fieIEA
illustrated the innocence OF the
which was n type Of Carist, any vi.
was Used for the evening sacEIos
tue Jews, to atone for the slns c;.I S
ted during the day. MI L'Ias
Christ before the people as Tue ''A'
sacrifice which taketh away tue ".
the world, and he earnest! tAi, w
all his hearers TO have 'l,t'
s,rink,ed with tue blood oitle L','
God, and have their sins waSi1a',
Mr.. Estlin's sermon w.,' I., ",,S am,r, ",J
by stentorian and hearty Ae'" fn
the congregation and a. " ''v~' p,,
ministers upon the stand. E$ ,.Sj
Rider, d local preacher from l.% .-
phia, followed in an earnest [%
tion and a prayer meeting wSns
until nearly ten O'Clock, bn1 lo~n .''n
Sented themselves AZ the '''"
prayer. for Sh
The quarterly meeting Iof ta,. n"
charge was held in lhe SLOAN pa
t.rday, at which Mr. Leroy T MAJ"
of the minister in charge, passe'
ct.ditable examination, anu w
censad to preach. Mr. Masee l,aH lnhI dIS
enter Dickinson College ana S'T'
the ministry. .,.or h Arss
Rev. Mr. Magee, minister ,., ~ 'vIS "Isil
says ne expects several leaut' s ., y. ND
ters en- the ground to as lst 'nmh d'I,rJha
ing, and already one had al,tyb ,,sbd
New Jersey, whose name ,. ha" a. a's,a ,s
slipped his memory. II Is Si,Ss,y SSy
conceded that Rev. NJ. A. hSn's Nv
to preach the leading serinon
sunday