Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-24
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sisfs under the guidanos OF that inir..
.ashs sunday school general. Rev. J. n
| sinoent, repa ired 20 q wiiderne~s Iak,
" western New York. 1l00 feet ahov,
sess level, 10 spend . mOnts amid 4,
oooi fesesses. and refresh their hearfa
and brains while giving ceuuarafiye
rest 10 their bodies.
y was an sxpsriment, and the rssais
could not be foreseeu.
notninR Of its kind had ever happsu-
60, Tor people 500 often forest "a,
while resting partial nse Of the brain
- brefefabie 20 extreme eunni. Bat
among these men were royal leaders,
saen ~ Bishop simpson, Bishop James.
bssnsp Peck, Rev. J. r. Hurst, ChanceI.
or q U. H0reu, ID. D., LIZ D., B. r.
SacotH, Professor l.. i. Townshend. ID.
", Philip Phillips. 2. p. Bliss, Ehsu
Ionr1ee and many others. A pamphIsf
vas issued, telling where ChsutAuoua
vas, what it ID and what Was to be done.
OGt Of this initial gathering grew The
GEautecqas Univerzity, which in its
various departments now reaches 70OO0
readers and bslts the earth with n
brliliAnee- Organized ID 1878 as a rer.
maneut, broad and Christian literary
aslsesiafiOn having for its end the rnotta
sSlh pfsseesezi, I'VE study the works
and word OF God, u has drawn q
itssif ths best talent of al deaoxnsns-
lions and 1nites all lovers Of science,
literature and art Ia q course OF reading
wtsicli u thoe0ughiy systematic In its
plitn and within ths reach Of the most
retired by its series Of cheap books.
many Of which are published for this
special work and all Of which deal with
the standard iterstRre Of the ace. Fer
Inssanee. the course Of the O. L. 8. G.
ter tie lEss yesr consisted Of: /. Barnes
GreelE History. 2. wiIkinson's Greek
Preparatory Course In English. Q. VIII
kii1son's Greek College Course 10 Eng
lish. 4. Chemistry. 8. "Cyrus and
Alexander" By y. Abbott. 6. Hurst's
History of the Reformation. Z. aHow
70 HIalp the Psor." by Mrs. Fields.
.. The Chdataalgs1R.
For 1855 the course will naturally
foll0w the above, Consisting Of: I. E0-
man History and Latin Literature. 2.
Studies in Italian history, biography
ard art. 3. Political Economy. 4.
Studies in human nature. 5. Studies
10 hobeEt Browning. 6. Electricity.
.. Philosophy. International Law, etc.
lSee ChasfaHqKaH for June, 1885. .. 55l.
y. n tfnCenk
This course began October /, 1854,
since when the books are announced,
eny sIns in the remotest corner Of our
forests can send 10 Nss York and get
the books as oheaply By mail as by any
combination Follow the guidance sf
she ChawfaMquaH and By reading an
average Of " minutes per day can keep
sqsare abreast with the socieEies all over
1 the world.
By paying fifty cents per year 10 tbs
iecture all needed circulars and all
necessary information IL given and your
name, ezroiled. To those Who desire
Studies more advanced there are schools
| OF German, Greek. Hebreg, etc.
But chehfGaQuaa's great period b at
the Assembly. the annual eommense-
msni of all the schools, when thousands
| OF diplomas are issued and the best lee
saxufs Of tbs gsaatFy engaged.
Several O. l.. 3. Circles have been
formed ON the Soapd and Q general de-
sire expressed for q Summer Assembly.
| Arrangements are being made for q
way between the two principal cities Of
Puget sound, where the expectatson is
| that pne handred campers will End q
pleasant retreat and constitute q daily
congregation before which some Of the
best talent Of Puget sound, and Ore
aou, Hiii deliver lectures.
The following pFuRram, partially
secured, will be carried out with s1ch
FaKiakionB - beoon1e necessary, and
viii lSe announced In timss
Msinday. August 3d-Opsaing exar-
assesi short speeches OF Introduction.
etc.
Tsaaaay-Publie school day; lectures
by Professor Robb Of Tacoma and Mr.,
flesisher Of Massachusetts,.
"Wednesday College day; lectures by
Professor @. o. Curme and Rev. L. II.
Wells OF Tacoma.
| Ttursdsy Chautauqua day leisure
by hav. J. A. Ward Of Tacoma.
Friday --Ssienee dsyj lecture b. Rev.
Mr.. Nevius Of Olympia.
saturday -Eloeutioa day Professor
q. r. Lee.
Monday, Au.us loth-w. o. r. q.
day; lecture by Rev. Il. A. Banks.
Tuesday Missionary day; lecture By
Rev. g. II. Atkinson Of Portland.
Wednesday Sunday school day
Rev. Mokinley Of Sumner and Rev. II.
Z. Bates Of Seattle.
Thursdsy--Y. II. O A. dag.
Friday--Musicai day.
Blanks will be 6lisd and annoaaeed
In Dire tifae.
Bammef cottages are being erected on
The arounds, 70 rent for e. pef week.
The residents Of vashon have already
cleared several acres Of the undsfbrush,
aud will provide all neoessAry watering
| plassia, ETC. Persons coming 10 stop
cserisiRht. must bring their own bed
ding, blankets. etc. etc.
Rev. h. B. Dilworth, en- whose land
the Assembly viii DO heid, will do all IN
bis ypower 20 make eomera ccntented
aud somfortable.
A bakery and lunch counter has heen
provided. and psrsons can be FED upon
0xlfaif.
sunday school normal exercises VIII
BE- held each day under the manage
menL The Greek preparatory and col
lege courses viii Be reviewed, d. j.
PhertSe conductor.
Ths leading features Of the CAastss.
faas vii b pressntsd during the
eouFise. An lovers Of truth are invited
| 70 participate In the exercises and ED
[ In ihe work. y. y. PxnncE,
Chairman Executive Committse.
szkrzLz, June -. iss&