Daily Republican., 1888-08-17
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Ing pfepnrnbluLA AuA AhAAIk w hnNA
snug little homes In the woods. The
RAtydids sing their musical songs each
evening, after duhk, which is regular
lullaby 20 baby, who visits camp In
force. The ohipmunk jumps from tree
70 tree and fence, and whisks bis long
and handsome tail in the sunlight % be
akips along, cutting up his Antios - the
delight OF the bsholder. The friskJ
squirrel looks down on the tentefsi 20.
disturbeFa OF his quiet retreat, arc
amusos himself eating bis meals on the
branches Of the loitigst trees and tum
bling down his refuse on the heads oi
the campers. The inqu,sitive little
midget and black beetle skip along the
tenterH' tables aud investigate the but
ter plAte. Tho miller fits around the
candle and coal oil lights In the even
ing, and often gets too near the hAme
and siDgss Its pretty wings.
The Summit Damp 10 one OF the iDstl.
tutions OF the day amongst the heIho-
dat people In this section OF the couH-
Itfy, and is last Improving In . great
many Ways Numerous wells OF excel
leHt water supply the campers, beinR
pumped up through exoellent ououmoei
pumps, Of which nearly q dozen have
been placed throughout the grounds
Very good arrangements are 70 bs had
FOR feeding horses, and they receive
good attention At the different feed
stalls.
The approach 70 the grounds should
be cleared up and those old trees cui
down, thereby giving Il much bsttei
appearance and lessen the danger o.
lAkiuR on wheels OF vehicles and bend
ing Axlss. The owner Of the woods, Mr..
Thomas johnson, owes the removal oI
these unsightly trees 70 the commui ~
Who freQusnt the camp. Let then CONT
down.
Tho attendance at Camp on Thursday
was the largest yet since tho commence
ment. Sunday promises 20 Be big
day and fully eight thousand people AI'
expected 70 ViAit Camp II the WtAsher II
clear Yesterday was Temperance day
and the exercises In the morning were
conducted By the Rev. X. q Jones, whC
look tor his text, IsAah 67lh chapter
and l4th verse; I'VE take up thI
stumbliuR block ont Of the way Of M
people" He made . very elegant cd
dEssa on the OWLS Of intemperanos, and
related several anecdotes Wbi3h weis
highly appreciated by the large coz
course OF people present.
BE said slavery wa email Alonasidi
OF the proportion of Whisky aud othel
intsmpeTAts drinks dispensed 10 the
public. Some persons advocated fire.
Whiaky, others local option, still other
high license law, AUD still Others II
favor Of . temperance party 10 break ul
the rom tfaftic. He WAS not 10 favor o
ihe third party. He was in favor o
prohibition, Aud the party that wOult
lndorse these sentiments that would b
the party he would support by his vote
All christian men should vote for III
party that iEvoIs prohibition, NO matte
which party be belongs to. All Chris
tian men should stand by the tempe
Aucs cause irr' speotive OF party clSimi
nis sermon Was foil Of telling hits 0
the tenn perAnce question, and was sal
to be one Of tbs reverend gentleman
best efforts.
The childret's messing, which Wa
held at 30 o'clock 10 the Afternoon
vas conducted by the Rev. q. W
PTettymRn. His remarks we're pOiDtt
and mainly Intended for the little folk
The Rev. j. ID. o. Hanna also spoE
on the vital question o: tho day Il
related an Antcdots OF an IIlrhmAi
who WAS returning 10 his farm AT
, thought he would tAko 8 short O.
0 AorosB the fields. He came - q b.
which he was afraid 20 wade, and
was nearly q mile II he went around
+ A little frog ohirpsd oat, "Ruee dee
e wade To-" About that time large, o
; frog sang out, go around, 20 Arouad
: The little frog replied, Knee deep
l. Well, said the IrishmSp, n It is on
knee deep will wade IL. lie plung'
i, in, when the treSCherous bog let him
up 10 his neck. He hgundersd Aroun
and At last got out Of his prsdicameI
when an owl, who had been siltii
!, quietly on q tree IN the vicinity, call
& out, "You'Te fool, you re q fool
Well, said the lrishman, guess y
are right. The next time / will
\ around. He comparei this Anecdote
q great many persons who say they c
take . drink aud then leave II alone
m will. HiR remarks were very pertins
and to the point.
The O'clock meeting ln the Aft
noon WAS In charge Of the Woms
Temperance UnlOn. Miss Hillis p
sided. An effective and stirring
dress WAC made by Rev. E. L d.
bard, Of New CASTLE. Mrs. Z
Tompkinson addressed the cOuRregNii
and made n telling address on the Gu
Z, of run and the evil effects follow
% tippling Deborah Leeds reprezt n
nd the National WOIneu's 4 Christian Unit
.rk Her Wo:k oouslsls q the stopping OF
N obscene literature and lewd pictures
ay col eotioa was taken up for the ben
n OF the Temperance Union.
n. Rev .. W Pret.ymAu preached
ke the evening At Z O'clock taking for
20, text, Choose yon tlis DAY whom !
ny will serve
var var The Rev. j. T. VsuBurkalow '
preach Friday morning At 10 O'CLOCK
The Rev. julius D1dd Will preach
VII the afternoon At O'MCck.
MI nj The Rev. W, + Avery will pre-
pss In the evening 1T 7 o'clock.
Isaan Woodrow was busy fixing
M ne one OF the pumps which gave out
!. IerdAy. 1t Was soon put in work
ern order, and the liquid fluid was car
hc away by the bucEeiiul by the cAml
-, and other thirsty oles.
81 Amongst the visitOrs at the ca
grounds to-day were Harry Il. ID
wife and family, John Hartman
nat. family; Mrs.. MHRNrgAl, Of Greenb
lget Mrs. McPherson and Mrs. Washing
All Hastings, Job II. jackson and fan
Quite lively stir has been Gre
AMONGST the preachers In relation to
tai. article which appeared In the Il
Evening about the proposed base
- match formed amongst the preacher
LILO attendance at camp. Several OF
! At ministers are quite INDIGNANT. aud
ling tit lgssenB thR,r dignity ~ Ia tnn.
hFEe klIabed I'm Drint s,bs, 80 l-.-. H1o
word Of truth In the article. The
respondent says he is perfectly inno
So OF the matter, a. be had no intentin