The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-09

BRANDY wine Euwmit Camp.
BRANDYwINr SUMMIT. Aug. S.-Ths
second day OF camp was moro success
tul than the opening day. Preacher in
chaiRe Hanna says the light is only
OH the hearts Of penltent men
and women and tetnre tho close OF
the week he expeets to SEQ many con.
versions. They are looking for good
results and when a united prayer IL
SUCCESS is sure to follow. So
the workers are laboring for the great.
asst revival that has ever visited the
camp and fro N the present outlook 1t
will come.
Tie morning hours were disagree
able ones, but by 10 so o'clock the sky
was cloudless and when the bell tolled
for the meeting II brought out the
tenters WHO completely filled the tab.
ernaole. The preacher lev. ID. Harley
Corkran. of Cecllton. Md, took
his text from the seventh chapter Of
st. Luke's Gospel, verse; one to ten,
The speaker eloquently
dellneated this character as honorab BILE,
philanthropic ard lovable. aud made
u very practical comparison with the
Christian of tho present day aud sal d
he wished there WINS more devotional
talk In the pulpit and less sacriligious
talk
lie remarked that we should enter
tain a spirit OF brotherly love. and that
kindly deeds and honorable principle
makes the man. lie related an incl.
dent OF the feeling Of George WASH
ington which was when meeting one
of his servants and lifting his hat to
him. why do you show go much
courtesy TO your SERVANT an observer
,queried. to which tho father OF his
country replied: He Is man as well
us negro"
THE oHILDRES's SERVICE.
Another successful chlldrsn's SER
vice was conducted at i.S0 O'Clock by
Rev. l.. W. Laytield, who Is growing
more and more popular with the little
folks. They crowd around him DO
fore each service, some propounding
to him some question CONCERNING
their spiritual welfare, while others
find fun in him Which Is unllke that OF
other friends.
When the meetings open the chill.
dren occupy the front benches aud
their tonder voices can be hoard at any
time throughout the service. Their
favorite hymn yesterday was You
Must Not Work on sunday which
was sung by Rev. Mr.. Dulany after he
had prayed for an outpouring OF the
Holy Ghost into the hearts OF the chill.
ldren. After the children sang Mr.
Lay field talked on tho Bible as God
letter to mon. lie illustrated tho i'm.
portauce OF the Bible, speaking of II
las like letter IRON father to HE
son. and OF how ungrateful In the soT
road IL utfI IN, . IN .
Ioxcuse for not obeying it.
FOREIGN MISSIONS.
The meeting of the Woman's For
elgn Missionary Society al > o'clock
was the most successful one ever llelt
OH the camp grounds. The taheruncl,
YVES tlllel to Overlooking. Rev. WIN
u, White made the opening prayer ant
after some appropriate singing by tn,
choir accompanied by curne!ist John
who n tended the Chester Height!
Camp, Presiding Elder Barrett deliy
erred some Introductory remarks
which were followed by an address b.
Mr.. Howard. He spoke of tho Jowlsl
Church principally, snying TINT it h,t
witnessed maSniilcently for God II
the sphere In which it operated. Bu
Tho Christian Church has broade
Held. Go we into all the world
Christ intended His Church to be
missionary church. The church nov
has n greater responsibility than cve
before. In the early days the only in
centive to tho Christian Church wa
obey. But 1t seems that the world |,
larger now than it was then. Ever,
HUw discovery of territory enlarge
the field. Every now invention is in
tended for the use OF tile Christian
: Church. 1t Increases the responsible
ty OF the Christian Church. He beliey
ed that God male us custodians OF tn
Knowledge OF God and His Son SO tina
We could send 1t to others.
There lie Methodiet Episcopa
Church iust across from the Nntlca
ct Rome He predicted the disestat
lishinent of the hierarchy OF Rome an,
proclaiming q rIsts name wher
Roman Catholl cism has prevailed.
The presiding elder made an appea
for the supporting of the noble VIC
man of the Gospel which resulted ia
good collection kav. J. Is. Qutg
pronounced the benedtction.
POSITION or rHF YouSu PEOPLE
Rev. Ii. S. Dulany led the youn
, peoples meeting which was largely "a
tended and very enthusiastic. The ca
.i'i takiOl h'tb lll " o5blNb anu 6uOWO,
tho position OF young people in tn
work OF saving s1Hls. AS the worlt
uses young people IN other lines. $
1.-The church needs them In this wurl;
Twenty-Five persons raised their han,i
ifor The prayers of Christian people i
behalf OF friends.
A SERMON by PRESIDING ELDER CoRkRAN
Presiding Elder Corkran. u. D., %
the Salisbury district. was the preach
Icr tonight. The crowd extended
humber OF rows from the tubsruucle
l'r. COrkran's text WAS Psalm J2, iirs
and part OF second verse: "Rl ,ssed /
lie whose transErcss'on 's forgiven
whose sin is covered. Biz Ssed 10 TIL
man unto whom the Lord imputet
!, not lnlquity."
Shall you. Shnll l." was sung as
duct after the sermon Mr.. Hanna TAX
Ing charge of the revival GLASS.
| sERyGGEs TODAY.