The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-13
THIRD EDITION.
BIG SUNDAY AT VIM,
SUMMIT.
IL Was the Drenrie~t Day Ever Expert
onccd On the Camp Grounds-Evan-
Gelist Nnylor's Taik.-Camp Notes.

onced TN tue Gimp Grounds-Evnn-
seiist Naylor's Taik.-Camp Notes.
BnANDYwINE SUMMIT Aug. Bone
could not have wished for more dis,
agreeable day than yesterday. 1t was
big Sunday, but only In name, as
the Number OF visitors was about one
quarter OF that which crowded into
the religious grove on the same day
last year. The small number Of visit
ors had no effect on the services OF the
day however, anc as the rain fell In
torrents at times, Watering the earth,
Christian men and women received
showers of blessing which gave re-
newed enthusiasm to the services
niWhen the tenters were awakened by
the sounding OF the Q. 80 o'clock bell
they found the morning very
gloomy one. Half an hour later q
light rain began falling. which con.
tinued until noon. transforming the
avenues OF dry earth INFO mudd
thoroughfares.
With rain came dampness which
made overcoats and wraps very com.
Portable. The slippery ground made
careful walking advisable to guard
against transient sitting down In tho
mud. The rain continued all day and
when night came 1t closed the most
disagreeable day tenters have ever OK
perienced.
THE SERVICES OF SUNDAY.
Brother Lewis Wilson led the 6.S
o'clock meeting, and George W. Book
CT the $50 o'clock meeting, which eur
passed the meeting of the precedln!
evening In Christian enthusiasm lev
]. W. Tin1all, of Lima Pa, Preached
the sermon, taking the text from
Psalms 40, 4: There ID river, tn,
streams whereof make glad the cit!
OF God" Rev. A. s. Mowbray preach
ed In the afternoon from the text "Ant
SO 1t came to pass that they all escap
ed to land" Acts eth, "A. 1t was
practical talk from the life of St. Pau
when shipwrecked. which was used o.
an illustration Of the saving power o
God. Rev. ID. 8. Dulany led the yours
peoples meeting. which was marke,
BY one conversion.
As was expected, Rev. Isaac Naylor
the Yorkshire evangelist, arrived fro m
Pitman Grove In timato conduct tn
evening service. With him came Rev
Hamilton G Mcbride, a mumber OF til
New York East Conference and o
Brooklyn,N. Y. Both have been work
Ing at the New dorsey Camp. and who
thoy opened the meeting Mr.. NaylOr
said his object was to spur the con
ver,ed people to n deep interest in 10
ngious work. Mr., Mcbride pr eachet
holiness sermon, his subject bein,
perfect love. His text was st. Nut
thew. s. 4s, BE ye therefore perTec t
even as FOUR Father which 10 In HEAVIER
Is perfect" While preaching he was
etrlhen with an attack OF vertigo ans
NJ Hnl TO nj f1Ft
vice.
Tho rain did not keep any one ava
from the services during the day. a
every seat In tho tabernacle was occu
pied. and ut one time people wer
standing under umbrellas around
while the rain fell. The 80 ocloc
meeting was led by Rev William /
White. and it was the annual love fea 6
aud u meeting which was marked b
the presence OF the Spirit OF God. III
opening hymn was the first one in til
hymnat and Its first verse read:
Oh. Tor thousand tongues to cling
My great Redeener's praise;
The glorios OF my God and King,
The honors OF His mare
The reading Of the l03rd Psalm 10
lowed the singing. Instead OF distrlt
utln& the bread and water lis CASTOR
airy at Methodist love feasts tho Chau
tnuQua salute OF waving tho handkel
chief was given. Then hundreds Q
men and women gave their experience
In rapid succession.
When the bell called tho wors,lippol
10 the 10 o'clocS preaching serylc
many were clad III their overcoats an
wraps. 1t was yrry cool in tho tabor
nRcls and those who wtro so unfortl
nate ne to 10 without heavy outs
EVn nj. Il
Jay.
The opening hymn was, "When
survey the wondtGus cross and w
followed by prayer by Rey. j. |
QulgK IL was then announced b
Brother Hanna that the annual cole,
tion would be taken lie asked fc
ea00. In subscriptions of 50, So and i
half OF which amount he secured an
portion OF TIE other half by the bn
ket collection.
Evangelist Naylor then arose an
announced as hla taGt the verse: "IHt
that walt upon the Lord shall rome
their strength; they shall mount Il
with wings, as eagles; they snail ru
and not 10 weary; and they shall wa
and not faint" Mr., MAYORS deliver
Is rapid. and his talk ahodncled /
beautiful illustrations anG adjective
forctbly used
In this verse, said She preacher, W
find four attitudes: Waiting, yya4i{iuI
running and hying Tho preachbr d,
scribed these Attitudes aa succcsaly
and progressive stages in the Chrf4tia
life. Euch in itself fnll of 10y IN
pelco aud each bringing the hoeessar
spiritual strength FOR tho surce din
effort. de enforced tho dn. OF wal
ing upon the Lord upon the preachers
The official members and laltv OF iii
Methodist Church as u cure for til
lisslees embarrassing and unprotitahl
meetings, and Also rs an AttracLiO
alike to both young AMI old people
In waiting upon the Lord, no said. Il
ct0t- lie body of su-fatis away an
lie liberated soul. like the eagla plum
ell for it's flight, soars nloft und
batbed In the heavenly light of love.
His talk occupied an hour al
al lis conclusion tho Yorkshire Doxo
oRy brought the meeting To Il close
Tie 80 O'Clock cllareTs meetn
was led by Rev. Mr.. L1yiell and Re-
j. 0.Sypherd delivered brief atidre3.
While the ehiidren's meeting wac b.
ing conducted Rev. II. 5. Dnlany La
charge OF pentecostal meeting III III
overflow tent which after an exho
tition by the leader. was an ola.tlu
Methodist experience meeting, dut!n
Which there We're mnuy hearty amer
and hulleluiahs mingled with songs {
the seryics. An aged man knott at
prayed alone asking God Tor deep
conviction which he received and ",
sory happy over.
" was indeed a good service
THE GREATNESS on CHAIfTY,
''fhe greatest OF these is charity
This was the subject OF Rev. 5.
Iayile!d's sermon At 8 ulock
nado the point that love was the no
nal cond ton OF mauiiud. SIN su
planted It md self became enthrOnet
The SORROW and strife anG eoAtention
OF lie are only the Results Of man lis
lug for himself aud not Ion other
Love 20 God and to our follows
Gods panacea Tor tho Ills that allie
human kind lie results are HlWa,
beneficial, beeausa love IL not otay
fulfilling oil tbs law, but wJrABth II
to hie neiglhpr- After tbs tal
Brother Mayor DnluCted "A revIyf
service, nc winch geveraI sersons ARCS
Tor the prayers OF the hrlsti4n !eepl
EVANGELIST sAlLpR sGAIS -IErtrtf
Evangelist Naylor preached, again
the evening service. lie took his To
from Kings is. Il; How long halt
between two oplnion5t Ii the Lord
God. follow Hm. but il Btai then fe
low him The opening pras er WAS I
William ConRowAy, Scatter Sit
shine was sung, the women einSlI
ono verse and the men another III
entire congregation Joined in 81
chorus, The speaker then took up h
text. and his presentation Of the "
sides in the campaign OF ain al
righteousness was worry Impressive,
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