The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-26

hl0unuaVllle camp Htounu pegup WV"
singing q number OF choice selections,
ono Of which wal "Whon the Roll Is
Called Up ThetO," the last verse OF
which NaS sung at DR.. Meade request
with the hands Of those who could say
an be there" upliited.
BY request the quArtette sang "Liie's
Railway to Heaven" a most tender aud
impressive song.
Rev. Mr.. Stuart read a portion Of tho
last chapter Of Johns Gospel aud took
for his text the words Lowest Thou
MeP" Many have discussed what Christ
meant by the word "thcse' in the ques-
ton Lowest thou Ne more than
these" 1t simply means Lowest
thou Mo supremolyP" Tho speaker re-
viewed the life OF Peter, beginning when
Andrew brought him to Jesus. An
drew appears only three times in the
New Testament and each time no ID
bringing a%omebody 10 Jesus. jesus
decision Of Peters character wal Thou
art a rock" Again we find Petor will
ing to lot down his net at tho request
Of Jesus, and lie received the blessing.
Hang your occupation on Christ. Hang
your lie on Christ. Hang your faith
on Christ
ST. Potter had epochs in his lite. Pm
glad there are epochs in peoples lives,
Pm glad there have been in mine; glad
George X. Stuart did not always remain
a sinner. Peter wa a leader. Some
people always want to follow, but
Peters place was at tho front The
questions were always asked Of Peter.
The disciples regarded him as u leader.
When no said, II 20 a.GIhin2," they all
said, ~ 20 also" Christ regarded him
aS O leader. Peter was not a wishy-
washy little bit oil a fellow, but he was
q rock, always at the front,
But Peter had another phase to his
character. He was q doubter-an hon
ost doubter. When the Bible de-
scribes q man II gives both aides. Tho
speaker wildly described the inGdels OF
to-day, and how little they knew otthe
Bible aud the religion they condemned.
Ho said he loved to SEQ q man dig after
tho truth. ST. Peter kept digging.
Peter followed his master 10 the High
PrieSt's palace. He followed, il 1t was at
a distance, when the rest all run of.
He was the only n who spoke out in
answer to Christ's question, Whom
do mon say that | am" and said, Thou
art the Chrlat, tho Son OF God"
Tho whole sermon was agraphic de-
scription Of Peters life, followed by its
application to our lilo,
II was q wonderful portrayal oil one
mans life and any attempt TO sketch II
on paper would DO inadequate. Tho
audience hung on every word Ut this
magnetic man who a be heard every
day at the camp ground during those
meetings.
The morning meeting, yesterday, was
led BY Rev. Frank Jackson. Tho hour
wal devoted to prayer and testimony.
MI, Jackson spoke in glowing words Of
tho BLESSED effect Of tho meeting upon
himself, and testified to q great longing
10 see mon and women saved from sin.
DR.. Cook led in a feryent prayer and u
number spoko Of the blessing they had
received in these morning services.
At 1880 q. IN. q good audience gath
cred in the auditorium 10 liston TO a
sermon from Rev. George r Stuart
After the singing Of several inspiring
songs tho preacher announced his text:
John Ill, O.l0. 1t was q most earnest
appeal for practical godlineSG lie cared
little for theories or the |pronouncing OF
any special shibbolBlh, but he believed
in tho power OF God to ia from all
sin. lie recognized this Is Methodist
doctrine from the foundation whether
II DO tho first, second or third blessing.
Tho curse Of tho church to-day 10 that
shO ls full OF protesting Christians who
Rro not separated from their sins. lie
did not spare those who arc
in completely with tho rum traf-
hc, Social drinking, cards, tho theatre,
did not bolong In a Christian life. Tho
NJ, T. church started out 10 spread Bible
holiness. Tho gospel for children could
DO written on three loavOq-one black
for sin, ono rod for tho cleansing blood
OF Christ, and ono white for q pure
hoart. Ito feared TomO very clOvor
people would miss hOnyon. Tho Chris
tiun cannot continue in sin. Ito must
not only try to DO good, but, succeed by
tho help OF God. II thoro 70 anything a
man cant hOlp doing, and God cant
holp him, then II isn't a sin. Tho grace
oil God rSnChOs our thoughts and mo.
tivos, II thOy arc pure our deeds will
DO clean. Thoro Ia nothing 10 bo gained
by criticism Of holiness people Every
Christian will lovO tho word and long
for tho life. Lot III hnvo IL hearts
prOOccupiOd with the good, aud thOrO
will bo no room Tor tho bad.
At tho close OF tho Bormon Mr.. Stuart
begged Of his hearers to give expression
10 THOR hOartS deepest longingB. A
number did 40. And inter some Darn.
Osl words from Mr. BodlOy that Hoomod
10 touch nil honrts, tho meeting closed
with lilo bOnOdlCiiOn.
Tho young peoples meeting NJ . y.
m. In tho chapel wRs vol attended,.
Row H. NJ, Spear, rector Of Trinity
church At MoundWlllO, gnVO tho nl'
drcgB aud Mr.. Mead led tho choir H.
hia own inspiring way. Tho lNndUr aud
OlOdiunl wOfiH Of this dOvOlgO OF tho
roguOl hold tho closest attention 81 tho
Young people aud his presence among
iliOm WA n beautiful iOrOlnEto OF the
ionl unity among Dcltnynrh Tor which
| Christ utnvul.
AtA ~ m Mrs. NJ. A.. Calvert hold a
| Clnllrun'B meeting, hUr iliOulO bOlng
"lhO Value NJ the Bible" Mrs Cal.
vUrta illustrations ntO worry Iiuu