The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-24


these avenues run In square at
their extreme end. There are 100 acres
IN tna grouuds t-nd which kept in ap- t
pie pie order by Henry P.Ioung. the su- :
whv has held thut Office u
for II years. y
We never knew cleaner place toy
hold camp than here. anu this gives |
the reason or him holding tho Office so
long. 1t was our pleasure to have Y
several chats with him. and we found
aim very Agreeable. On the ground c
there are forty wells; two of them are
medical wells, all having pumps In
them. The ground has large drain, I
which was dug out to carry oil the Il
surplus water after Il heavy rain. The
-ame runs clear the auditorium !
and is planIed over. At first during Il
heavy rain this would be ilGofiei. and
the above pruvpd to lie tie remedy
out OF the two medical welis Il ih.la.
delphia gentleman gets SIX barrels ul
water every day IL retail out III that .
city.
We had the pleasure of drinking
there several times. Ihe water is very
clear and transparent. You eau rent
IA cottage there for the low sum OF
Thirty dollars, and as high us seventy
live. You can buy n neat and sutstatu.
lial cottage for two hundreti dollars,
"
for the same to stand on. ono lady
I'ast spring bought ten ot them, aud
she went to work and Dtinted ana
tplperei aud repaired them ll"rsu!i, md
she Kept Ler top eye OPEN and watch.
led those " no come nn The ground TO
hunt up Il cottage and she would show
them here. and b. her cuieue=s she
rented them all. and will make u good
margin on hor money Invested.
! tttat.S ,F EN., M
ltrue hearted men AMI with 1t all when
they say no, they mean no. ihe presl-.
dent Rey. A, l.. EHilH"d understands,
his business to . letter, and in con-
,ducting the exercises OF the camp
lnoGe could do better. and he is the
lkiHd OF man that you can class ns the,
Fl Wills and stick to it, in Whatever
is right. The wee President. j. d.
: Hoffman. though u man in Ills seventy
third Year, you would not think he
WIS over sixty. 1t was our greatestI
pleasure of having several grand talks
with him, and we found hIm to DO a.
p entleman III every sense OF the word.
lie also il needed acts.as one Of the
policemen. and MN Of his DISPOSE.
'tion would make | know grand
/ oilicer.
lie takes up the most OF his tlme of
AlInluding not other peoples business,
~ VI MS pNllt anu ny NOiuE Llllb no lldS
all he wants to attend to. lie IL truly
b marking stone on the road OF Au-
mauity.
Rev. VIM. Walton Is tho secretary,
, and may De found at his post OF duty
+ faithfully, and any Information you
may want you will cheerIully receive
II from him. lie loves to hold sweet
c medItations with his Maker. and by 50
odoiug he gets strength. for sweet liv.
Of pnnal1inA 4 n
tassidy is the treasurer. Well, James
" ia Il handy man, and lie always aims IL
e do what he thinks best, and he never
a. steps aside tfIom duty's path, either
for profit OF praise. ono OF the bright
est tAiugs IN tie world is an active
.entelprising, cheerful, hopeful, health
Iful Old man.
q The officers are all men of years
p and none OF them but what are tit Il
= hold any important position, because
they arc faithful where they are. Whil'
( on the grounds We got acquaintet
T. with old Aunt SUSIE. who seemed Il
q. be enc OF the greatest attractions o
: the camp. she Is somewhat up II
j. years, and very much crippled witt
10 rheumatism, but happier wemal
:, i. would be hard to find. Me had til
: pleasure of shaking hands seyeru
.. times, and also had talk with heI
n and she informed US that she attend @
a brandy wiHe Summit camp sewers
:. ;imes. She lives in Wilmington wit
> Il tnau named Ramford. auh she use
g to fuake her living her by her needle
I. and IN course OF tlino eAe nearly los
10 her eyeslght.
ma We remember of seeing her at Tn
above noted camp. She puts me
We mind OF Aunt Liza Talley. who died
be few Years ago, who also attended tn
MT same camp for years. When Aun
"a Susie talks to you, You can't hel
" feeling what she says. She says tina
d, she travels on the line of happines
In all tie time, and Is in sweet commit
:. Mon with her Lord. No one can bu
- see anything else but true slncerlt
Ill and perseverance, In her bosoI
Is frieHd-experienc her elder brothe
,ts and hope her guardian friend 81
said to US, God bless yol."and no on
shakes hands with her but what 81
makes just such an expression Ike IL
one given. Another person who bt
n came acquainted with us was II
mr. youIE preacher, named Rev. 1arr
i, White. who had charge of the u o'cloc
~ Young Peoples meeting In tic Iabe
lid nacle.
ba 1t was our privilege to be present
he the above meeting several titnes. al
Harry WAS certainly the right man
% the rigut place. In some oil his exho
'ur t1tioms, some thought mis- talk was
sIr, little too hot, and some showed 1t
= getting up anu walking out. We
"a With 1t all he had u host of friends al
In b5tofe lis meeting came to close,
ut. Lad B0Iae one hundred and tweTt
- i've conversions. besides many OF t
as believers were better lifted for DOH
istiad5 service. brother Harry ONO
eat l.barty. and with tins liberty he Ii
God on his size, the power which c
ltgAtUEs his IeIsou, aud impels hi
cap forward IN tho great work OF saY.l
no souls.
The He goes from tho camp to Senet
-, Col. where he is 10 hayo charge OF
wi people there, who will and Gunu
not help but fllzo tie young lnau.
con port was in one OF tho lAiladelpl
Two papers that the young eFanEelist W
about TO taie to himself Il wife,
2pe says they know more about 1t than
any doss.
10 Now. In conclusion, we will mentl
-, ono more notable person, who Il
leu charge Of arranging tie caatrs It
seAta Of the auditorium, and no III
We believe cat haze better tenn
than he has and 1t would be hard
b,,f find Il man who could do The we
botter Ills uame Is A NJ, Mead,
No also IN one Of our Bible t3lks v
Jl45 h444s AAs9SaJltr III " 40 u ~
stfz4 ish one, and that by a minister: Nv
was he father Of ZaBedess chiltire
Ia We tod him that anybody with
ls ieast spark OF common SENSE cot
md. answer such question. Now
,fs asked hiln Whose daughter :
- Aoaa:a hut he said that he tad I
TITO gotten, alter telling us first that Nj
rom was man.
rtIq Let the readers turn to Numbers
and 1t vii very plainly tell WHO
4ih' was. Also We asked the same psIs
II he kueY how long Noah was
yest butiiing the ark, and like hundreds
-. others said why 10 years. We /
- him that by scripture he could
aYy. prove It, and we would give hi
lght valuable took Tor his trouble. A
to the first one who will send us
rect answer, where 1t says that he
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