Daily Republican., 1881-08-15
FIFTH edition
BRANDYwINE sUsH1,
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bath Dissertation. S'-AsA
On Saturday morninp.t .;,.
Nessrs. Thatcher and shs,n n'sat o'clos
the usual morning prayer woa!i wUoaaipcta
front ofthe preachers stand, H%st'tlng ii
periences were called for a mn, "len e,
wife whose names were Ch",a "Sa and BIZ
this CITY but more recently fao, frosa 4 iEoa
delrhia considerably annoyed din tha rAIla
ing by their long and eccep,r,o cent. ,le DEE.
ences. After the woman h.S rshr
for long time to tie exclusi"na a sEta
she would probably have ,Jn so"% .olshsa
hour longer had she been n~srpaahIf nsr,,
do 80, with head up fixed cuaa cuaa~pah
tended arms she was makins III w. 4ldu.
Of the space in front of the : stsna, ue aoaAN'
the fifteenth time when RI" R@1S ~ aesQs
er found 1t necessary to st,.. .ua'cs
hymn which had a w0ndersn, Sls ,s ap,
in compelling her to take a su .unuens
10 o'clock Rev. Mr.. Burns " '',s ou,.l, A.
talent minister from Lima hasi@ h1usi@
County, took the stand and n.o ne'asaiv
higher life sermon from Heb,snc breacheda
chapter and oath verse: l.!t
holiness, without which nom
see the Lord" A spirited prsyar ra" mas. eaa
ing followed. At one o'cloct ,s w. meet
man held another of his ronr,a. , cent
fen'sneetings which was 'a's ads,',lll;!, s0l!,
by Mr.. Burns. AT $50 o'cloct lt''ea pSs'
Mr.. QniInhy of Landenherpa Is' .,
preached from Numbers l3,b ",., "a,
and 3oth verse "And Caleb '-ipai ..;pi
the people before Moses and s,i1 E1al M
us 80 up against The people for , y. Nj 4.
stronger than they" Rev, Mr. N W,s Se
followed in an exhortation dis.,ss sN
from Mr. Barns views in r4o.r1 %
holiness, and urged the people so', ~ A.. y
seek Justification by faith and thsn '.
Oh to holiness. After this servi"a H.A ! y
great storm fully reported in o,ha, ,.t wv
bles took place, and in the evening psr Raw
A. Thatcher preached in Sloan ,sn,
from Luke 10Th chapter and 18th ,s,s. Ne.
Mr.. Thatcher preached quite an imnt
sive and able sermon.
Sunday morning dawnel beautim,
ly nuon the camp ground and as soo,
as the sun beams penetrated the folnm
of tn" trees, clothes lines were run trom
tree to tree, bedding pillows, bolsten
quilts au'l sheets were hung out to div
after thorough washing, givlug .hs
woods 'h- appearance OF a gyp,y ramr
The duet had all disappeared, and ,he
driving and wa!Nlug were excelh,, 4,
an early h yur people began TO rns
upon the grounds impellel 10 lou5t to
see the effects OF the storm Of tb. dIv
tAforc. The number OF people o, the
ground has been estimated at FROM i9p
to 9 thousand one putting the nnubt,
lower than the first figures. S4yers
thousands of these people spent the dsT
principally in promenading around ID,
woods where waterlnelOns, ice cream
cakes and small drinks were KEPT in
>,sic. Judging from he actions art
of many who staggered 10
mo e.ted around the ground somethinc
stronger than ginger PIP was obtain
able, though in many cases crowds d
young meu brought their whiskey L
hases along with them. There won
some unfavurabNe cor ,nents on the leu
iency oi the local police in permitting
the staggering wniskey bibbeS 10
promenade around the grounds using
protane language and acting in a d,
manner.
Ara o'clock "a love feast Of consider
bic spiritual power was held in trOntot
the stand which lasted until The u +
o'clock hour for preaching, At that
hour Rev. NJ. A. Richards Of St. Paul's L
church, preached u Logical and sbesa
mon trom the first, second and Third
verses of the irst chapter of Fist Johr
MIR. Richards WAS listened 10 WITH
wrapt attention by large and apple
,iatlve congregation. Mr.. Stn'uans
meeting at one 0cl&kwas
the largest and most interesting Of any
yet held. He was ;.ssistec by R'
Theodore Stevens, and Rev. j. Cornell
missionary to Japan who illustrated
MS address By the exhibition OF slae
do!s which the Japanese worship. lN
nterna' ional lesson was nsed, aldSdv
!, very fine blackboard illustration MI
Leroy Magee led III Inc alternate Feai'
ugs. The AFTERNOON SERMON Ss
preached by Rev. DR.. Hughes w1osa
general favori,e on the camp gIOuta
rom Proverbs 4th chapter and lM
verse: "But the path of the just S
he shining light, that shintth IoN Ns
and more unto the perfect day. a nN
trmun wa. able ana eloquent. iM
" ching sermon was preached Dy l<N
lituuurt Stevens after which 'h" us
nourner Of the camp presented u''-
,ell at the altar for prayer.
Rev. A StengIc was 10 have lrcTu'l,
asst evening, tut as Mr.. Stevens co"s w
roc remain longer, Mr.. stenSle ~"
way Tor him to peach last night