The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-15
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Saturday opened with bright prospects,
IN the Mouudsvills camp grounds and the
Enjoyment Of camp life was somew hat
narred during the afternoon and evening
~ the rain and wind blow. The early
morning services were largely attended,
he interest therein growing as the meet.
ng progressed, and 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 Il will be an utter imposaibiliiy
Tor any one 10 attend these services upon
camp ground without being
and to n degree fascinated with
tbs real and extraordinary beauties derel.
oped 10 the different experience Of the
many individuals who have publicly ex.
pressed themselves In regard to the Chris.
tian religion.
AtSA. n. Rev. U. P. Masden conducted
the general experience meeting. Under
his elsctriiying personal direction a very
interesting and profitable time was on.
joyed.
AT 1880 A. N. Rev. Geo. Hite delivered
a telling sermon from the text: "rhs
glorious Gospel OF the son OF God" His
discourse was marked by careful study and
~ thorough knowledge OF the subject III
hand. Many pleasant rccollections and
Impressions will live for time to come, Of
the speakers earnest appeal to 4 dying
and perishing congregation. The only
regret 10 that he was hindered In the lss.
part oil his discourse by . storm dispersing
the congregation. $500 @g
AT 1880 P n children's meeting was com.
ps,ently lead by Rev. Hite. II Is an in.
spring SiRht to Witness several hundred
children enjoying their meeting as only
children can enjoy anything.
Ats ?, N. there was preaching by Rev.
J. N. Warden. "For the great day OF His
wrath Is come, and who shall be able to
stand?" was his text. The discourse was
spoken OF in the highest terms ss prac.
tical and thoroughly doctrinal discourse.
At 1880 r, NJ. Dr.. J. NJ. Fullerton preach.
ed from The words "Lead me to the rock
that Is higher than l." t
The Doctor fully sustained his past rep.
utalion as one OF the ablest divines Ia this
region CT country. For short period he
In a mastery manner portrayed the
thoughts suggested by bis 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. Fl. r"I
Alter the sermon interesting altar exer.
cses were conducted for the space OF one.
half hour. Thia closed the Saturday
exercises.
SUNDAY SERVICES.
The day opened grandly upon the camp.
The night was cool and the people had q
comfortable sleep, and were thus pre-.
pared to enter upou the servicea OF the
day in refreshed condition. Although
the aun shone brightly through the trees
there WIS n gentle breeze all the while,
and the day was therefore most pleasant
At S o'clock in the morning an earnest
prayer meeting was held, 10 which several
Of the more Jealous Of the brethren par.
'icipsted. md a rumber oil earnest petit.
tons were offered up. r
At o'clock the regular annual love
feast waa held, which WIS conducted BY
the Rev. Mr.. Deliver. This was service
OF unusual interest and power. The tab.
erusce was crowded, and out OF the mum.
Der present one hundred and four testified
OF the goodness and mercy OF God to
them. Three or four wore frequently on
the floor at q time. Some one said that II
MIR. lngersoll were preeent and could
listen to these testimonies he would have
to give up his inideli,y. or make all these
Witnesses out as fslsitiers and unworthy
OF CONFIDENCE and belief.
This was the last publicservice Mr. Dol.
liver ever expected to hold on Moundsyille
camp ground, IA he intends shortly to
move west. He is al old preacher. and is
we'll known in every part OF West Virgins,
and III admired and loved by all who know
him. Although he has been thirty.pine
yea.e in the ministry, he is yet hale and
fresh and vigorous, and can do as much
bard l.inerant work as any other man in
the West Virginia Conference. He will
take With him the confidence aud respect
OF thousands in Weat Virgins, who have
known and respected him ,heee many
years.
At 70 o'clock Rev. Cnrtis Turner, Of
Philadelphia, preached an earnest sermon
on "The Love OF God Constraius,h U.s."
The Doctor is pre- eminen!ly csmn meet.
Ing preacher. in this kind OF work, lie 10,
go to tpesk, an "old atager." He popsesses
m unnsusl amount oil dramatic force, and
with great deal Of ease, he drives home
to the hearts OF the people, tho truths Of
the Gospel. He is an excellent preacher,
amt IL y valuable assistant here. 9.
At 8 P. N, Rev. L. L. Stuart, OF Fair
mont, preached a finished sermon on
Faith" Mr.. Stuart is yet young man,
and is ono OF the strongest and most viz.
oroua ihpkers in the West Virginia Con-
ference. : His sermon was we'll received.
He was followed in an exhortation of
great power, by the Rev. Mr.. Hughes.
who spoke with unusual freedom,
forgot to state that at l P. N. childrens
meeting WAS conducted by Rev. Rippey, at
which Rev. Ashe spoke at some length 10
the young. This service was well At
tended. 80 :. -
At 8 p. N. the young peoples meeting
was conducted by Rev. Hughes. Al Thu
wv S.'o oooAAaNiC N NO Cl6f6IlY utIGU.
and considerable earnestness was shown
by number Of the young. =
The day ended grsndly with evening
services Presiding Elder Ryan preached
on the theme OF Human testimony az
~ element in the conversion Of men"
MIR. Ryan is one Of The moat fluent and
Earnest 81 ministers, and has the happv
faculty OF reaching the hearts Of those 10
whom be speaks. He was followed in an
e1horta,ion by DR.. Turner, in which be in
tfeducsd the novel method Of placing half
dozen Or more OF the ministers present on
the platform as Witnesses, and csused
them to briefly give their experiences,
Including the manner OF their conversion
Each was asked whether he was confident
mat he was converted man-regenerated,
born anew, and whether he could BE- in.
dnced to exchange his hope Of heaven for
earthly Treasures or poaition7 The ana wers
o. all we're alike: ave arc new men in
Christ Jesus, and we would not forsake
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