Telegram-herald., 1886-09-19
THE CAMP SERVICES.
The Observance Of the sabbath 10y the
AdVeutistz.

The Observance OF the Sabbath 10y the
Adventists.
The campers enjoyed quiet day yester-
day, ali noise being hushed upon the
ground except the sound of worships in the
large pavilion. 1t was the Sabbath 10 the
Adyentists, and Sunday silence reigned
supreme The time was occupied as ioi-
lows: The rising bell was rung a. ssS0
M Breakfast at T. Family Worship al s
AT 9 o clock all assembled IN the large tent
for Sabbath school. The school WAS con
Quoted by Eld. NJ. Il. Miller, President OF
the State sabbath school Association.
The singing was lively ana stirring, and
all the exercises passed of pleasantly. One
thing was amusing about the school:
large number OF boys and girls living in the
east end were gathered into the large pavil-
ion with others and organized into classes
Many OF them were rough and unmanage-
able al first, but before the close they were
quiet and orderly, and showed the best Cf
attention to the teachers.
At 1890, Elder r. A. Underwood, of
Ohio, preached from !. Cor. % % For
We see your calling brethren, how that not
many wise men after the flesh. not many
mighty, not many noble are called. Bun
God has chosen the weak things of the
to the work that men in past times bad
been called TO do, and showed that as r
cumstances changed the call had changed
10 conform To the situation. Noah : calling
was 10 proclaim the approach
ing deluge John the Baptists
calling was 10 herald the first advent Of the
Messiah We have been called of God TO
the PRONUNCIATION of no less importanl
truths, viz: the cOnsummatiOn of all
| lr no of 4 rfs - Hfa
second time in power and glory; the ap
preaching day of judgment and the doom
of the ungOdiy. Ghe fact of Onr workers
and missionaries being called from the
common walks ot life Is no argument against
The divine origin OF our mission, bur
rather establishes this claim. For go il has
been in the past. The twelve disciple
we're common day labOrers God selected
them because they could be taught. Ia l.
| true the apostle Paul was an accomplished
scholar, but before God could use himse f
had to be crucifed and Saul of Tarsus
| entirely lost sight Of When he counts
| ali his former acquisitions as ! s.
/ then he was tit TO be nodded as clay in the
/ han Is of the potter. Gideon was another
| humble man that God used in wonderful
manner. Moses must stOOD TO the lowlv
| employment OF a shepherd, and all of God $
| instrumentaities must submit TO the mold
they can be OF use in his service The ser
mon was one of great power, and left pro
/ found impression upon the audience.
In the afternoon Ed Ostrander addressed
! the people from John iv.35. he dwelt upon
/ the great harvest which Is ripening for The
las day. and the necessity of proper labor
ers being found 70 20 forth as reapers In the
! fast closing hours Of earth DrobtiOn.
AZ the close of the sermon a spin ed
/ social meeting was held At the closing
! hour of their Sabbath. which is al sundown
/ all repaired 90 the large tent for a service of
/ prayer and song. There was no preaching
/ last evening. bat public services viii be
/ held this afternoon at 2.3o and this evening
at =. All are invited 10 attend
THE CAMPUS sEREvADED.
The Adventist campus were awakened
! Friday night from their mianiEht dreams
/ by IRE sounds of enchanting mssic ln the
/ midst OF the camp The Ramona Lake band
/ had volunteered the entertainment to show
/ their go0d wili and DO al in their power -
! help the mee1ng along NJ offence as
/ taken Hur many expressed their high appre-