The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-08-18
THE CAMP MEETING
At Moundsvire---The Sixth Days
Exercises.
TO-DAY BEPRORTH LEAGUE DAY,
And Special Services VIII Be Held.
Instructive Talks, With Great spir-
itual Power, at Yesterdays Meet
ins...A Big Attendance and Much
Interest Manifested.

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Interest Manifested.
The fine weather that has lasted the
first part of the meeting at the Mounds
vile camp ground still continues to
help along the good work, and Wednes-
day opened as beautiful as its predeces-
sors. The morning prayer meeting was
attended by a large number Of the faith
full, the early hour not preventing the
filling of the temple. The Bible read
ing at 8: $50 was particularly interesting,
as DR.. Banks read and commented on
the 18th chapterof l Corinthians. All
attending enjoy these meetings, and
they are proving one of the most potent
factors in the spiritual work OF the
camp meeting.
Tie regular preaching Of the morning
was opened by singing hymn 2l9, and
prayerby Rev. Mr.. Leatherby.
Rev. MIR. Crummet, Of West Union,
addressed the audience on the following
text: "Whatsoeyer ye SOW that shall
We reap, 7th chapter @ verse OF Gala.
tians. He spoke. of the fixed laws Of
principles, and OF the fixed laws OF God,
and the law OF recompense. BE said
that many are afraid to SOW in the
spiritual kingdom, and they shall not
reap there. Seed not sown will not De
reaped. The sowing done by sending
missionaries to Bengal and other heath
en- lands is now bringing forth rich
harvest ready for the reaping. me
seeds OF intemperance and crime that
we are now reaping;
Some do not enjoy being Chriatians
because they have just enough deslre 70
do the will OF Christ to make them mis-
cradle and not enough to make them
happy.
James Smith, after which Elder Mick
made remarks on the line OF the ser
mon. Before dispersing for the noon
hour tho ministers present held con-
secration service.
Children's service again drew many
OF the little ones to the temple at halt
past one o'clock. 80,
Rev. D. s. Harmonious called away
by telegram last evening, to attend
the funeral Of one OF his flock at WI.
Jamestown, and Rev. 7. NJ. Leslie, Of
Athens, Ohio, was forced to go home
by the illness Of his son. he was ac-
companied by Rev. Frank Grimes.
When time for the afternoon service
arrived the choir sang "Take 1t to the
Lordin prayer" and Rev. L. L. Stewart
led in q fervent prayer.
In the absence Of Rev. I. NJ. Leslie,
who was to have preached, the pulpit
was filed by Rev. Bunting, OF Shilo,
w, Va. He took for his text the thir..
tenth verse OF the third chapter OF
John, "Walk while We have the Light
The nature and effects Of light in the
physical world were compared with the
nature and effects OF religious light IN
the soul. This is awonderful light be.
cause Its founder is wonderful. The
personal experience OF Rev. Bunting,
as he relates it, Sis stronger sermon
than most ministers can preach. The
original illustrations Of this brawny
man Of practical life, drawn as they
were from his experiences in the world,
undoubtedly gave to the many pale
faced theological students present a
new eight" on many religious topics;
and those present we're instructed by a
religious discourse direct from the
heart. Y
DIR. Riker then conducted the pente-
costal service.
The young peoples meeting in the
temple last evening was largely at
tended and enthusiastic. The services
were conducted by Rev. A. Moore, OF
Wheeling. The lesson was the fifteenth
chapter Of 81. John. After instruction
on this the services took the nature OF
an experience meeting.
The song service OF the evening be-
ing over, Rev. Mr.. Jones offered prayer
at the opening of the regular evening
services, and that ever new hymn,
oSweet Hour Of Prayer" was sung by
the choir, and at the same time was
illustrated by the stereopticon;
The next view was the widows
Mite" on which DR.. Banks gave good
Methodist instruction. "The Parable
OF the Lilies" was a picture OF Christs
way ofusine nature for illustration.
The singing of Beulah Land from the
canvas was followed by views showing
"Christ washing the disciples' feet, |"
and tChrist Sitting the Storm" Then
came the view Of "Christ Outcast, +"
prayine on the mountain alone and
iChrist Weeping Over Jerusalem" The
lesson taught was that Christians
should return love for hate, good for
evil. even to loving those that would
slay US.
The closing was the singing and the
representing on the canvas OF Throw
out the Life Line"
The altar service, which seemed so
instrumental in getting sinners to give
themselves to Christ, was conducted by
To-day is Epworth League day, aud
leagues from all surrounding churches
will be welcome.
There will be two special meetings
for the league, at ten and two o'clock.
In the morning DR.. Banks, pr: Riker,
Rev. L. L. Stewart and Elder Mick Will
make short addresses. These will be
followed BY an experience meeting OF
league; "When and where was con-
yerted." Other meetings will be as
usual.
TuE frat trial OF DR.. Woods Norway
Pine Syrup will satisfy any one that
the lung-healing virtue Of the pine tree
mas now been refined into an effective
and convenient cough medicine. Sold
by all dealers on a guarantee OF satistac-
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