The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-14
nlG SUNDAY.



workers, from Kings wood and Ep-
worth churche 8, came into the grove
1t an early hour, and the woods
we're made vocal Wit h their songs of
praise. On alighung they repaired to
he large tent and en- gagged In the SER
vices, which were und er the direction
,f Rev. Mr.. DIlany, aud they mad
cal old camp. meeting time, singh ng
md praying, which exoelled anything
1f the kind ever seen on these
grounds.
They continued all day. and by the
lime of closing in the evening some
or them were so hoarse that they must
have been nearly exhausted. John
Lloyd, who was nearly killed at the
Diamond State Rolling Mill year
ago, was among the number, having
but minus leg, and pro.
claimed that for time he was believ-
ed to be dead physically us we'll as
he Is now alive. The ex-
hortations OF Rev. Mr.. Dulany were
very forcible. and through his admoni-
tions and the singing, praying and
shouting OF this band OF revlvailsts,
several persons professed conversion,
and proclaimed their determination to
lead n Christian life.
PREACHING AT THE TADERNACLE.
A. 1890 o'clock the tabernacle was
hlled by large audience OF ladies'
and gentlemen, who were favored with
a sermon by Rev. Mr.. Terry, from
Matthew: Therefore, he who hoareth
these things auh doeth them. may be
likened TO man who builds his house
on rock.' In his opening remarks
he referred to the theories OF the
Greek philosophers In regard to fu.
all Inh I'm
while the doctrines laid down by Christ
iare becoming every day more firmly
Established. Every man however. is
the builder of his own character. and
10 responsible for his own COM duct.
! man can be permanently iDiured
In the public estimation orly by
his own acts. He showed the i'm
lportance of laying n good foundation
10y reference to the building OF the
lpicrs to support the railroad bridge
over the Susquehanna river;Lhey throw
Tout the mud and dug down to the sol
lid rock. lie said that We heard II
great deal in regard to the purchase
OF silver being responsible for the hard
times which are prevailing. He did
.iuut believe word OF 1t.
i In his estimation tho depression Is
lowing to promises and pledges unkept
and the corruption OF politicians.
More Integrity and virtue were needed
in political AS well rs in business af.
fairs. lie showed how John Speagman
laid the foundation for Eddystone
lighthouse on the English channel.
which had stood there for years. and
was likely 10 stand Tor years to come,
because Of the pains he had taken with
the foundation. Christians who wished
to build good character should stop
, tho practice of PLAYING cards IN their
, families and lndulgin4 in other fash
ionable vices.
tie also pointed out the erection oil
/ the observatory Mt Chicago. Ii was
=. made at Edge Moor. and the workmen
a at Chicago nut 1t together from pat
tern. Christ wis u pattern for Chris
tlans. Too many, however wert
building on the sand. They wert
moral. honest and Just in their deal
, lings, yet they lack the one thing
! lneedful-iaith III the Lord Jesus Christ
He referred to the making OF Il banl
. note ard the colning OF silver dollars
; aud showed that 1t wa the stamp o
/. the Government that gives them value
i II is tho same with Christian characte
lit needed the stump OF Christ.
d lie also referred to Job, John Bun
g yam, John Calvin and Others to sho,
- God. II WAS a mistake to defer con
O version, ms sickness may come, and il
the end 1t will be found that it Is to-
a late. and you will stand among thos,
@ who knew their duty and did 1t not
q lie alluded TO character building
p and showed how many persons wert
n building on sand. Instead of on tn'
: rock. and were destined TO perish
4 When he concluded the congregation
!. Gang with great fervor, Como t.
d Jesus.n
vertsd to act on the invitation, am
n during the exercises which followed
a gentleman professed conversion.
i CHILpKESs MEETING.
Before the hour OF meeting ever
} available seat IN the tabei nacle was o.
: cupied and large number OF person
occupied the benches adjoining. key
h. i. Short was promptly In his plac
at $50 y. m, and with Miss George q
the orgun, the frat hymn in tic TOO
rs was sung with feryur that was reall
If electrical, the young folks hayln
le made special preparations for "Bi
Sunday"
While the collection was being take
up several appropriate hymns wei
sung. after which Miss Mccall {
Philadelphia, recited Flying jim
Last Leap" lie rescued little gii
- from n burning house, and in dom
r so ia Inhaled the fire which cost hiI
his life. In dying lie repeated til
prayer his mother had taught hin
showing the influence OF early in
ia pressiors anu ailurding very proli
able lesson to all. Mr.. Short deilversD
a practical discourse from the word.
III | he lifted up from the earth,
n VIII draw all men unto me-
o. lie produced Il magnet, from wlic
he i'm pafted very useful lesson, as
drew W all the iron and steel iiliul
which could stick to 1t, 1t Is the san
with Christ: lie Will draw up all pc
SONS who will stick to him. Copp,
,le represents bad people; it Will not stlc
-. TO the magnet and bad people will n
<" stick to Christ. They must get ma
neti4ci changed in heart. and tht
AZ they Will stick all right. The einsiI
10 of several hyns followed, includin
h lie Morning Stnr.' after which Il
beiedlctIon was pronounced and Il
exercises closed.
nj SERMON III BE. JEwELI.