Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-08-08

campmeetinp season MT this nnn,,Iar re-
sort began more favorable than fha
present one. The camp incubation was
never larger than ii ID now. Two hun-
bred tents are occupied and the perma.
nent attendance ia about 900.
The initial service, which was held
last evening, was decidedly interestinp.
The weather was propitious and the
congregation large. The singing was
spirited, the sermon practical and the
supplication feryent, j. r, King served
ne musical director and Miss Grace
Quigg was accompanist.
THE tNrrrAr srpNoN
Tho sor,,a, No. . 49,, .,naa 49, ~. 4bop.
~ ne E ser.llon Was preacnea py tne hev.
~. ss vuce Ills teSt was Ecelesi ts
"n ...t ". NY manu- nnaetn 10
~, ~ :. !, wipn tny l1lent
a., aie saiu II Is eyldentiy tne desire OF
tne neutrality-suspicious. mere that the camp
.heeting snaii ne successful one and
lnae prayers are pe.hg oHered Tor It's
success, In achieying success, he re-
narheu' good oeai VIII depend on
nullla1 ins,rumenlaiIties as wen as
upon ultine power, 70 this emo ne gu, !,
secseu a.le1tlon 70 the exnortation OF
me En- in spree Writer, as Iouno IN me text,
nt1Hv appliad hflf Inv tvuy nft,ra N, II, mn nj
1t is applied to religious work and This
application we regard as extremely
proper for the simple reason that the
salvation of the soul is of the utmost
importance. The work of religion con-
eists of several parts. There II first the
work of personal salvation. He assumed
that nearly all who were present are
churchmembers and exhorfed them Ia
n u!
the conditions under which tbev had
met were most favorable for tbe deveI'
opment of Christian Growth and grace
Another mart of relioious work, he
continued. IL seeking tbe salvation az
others. No man lives for himself. He
ia either LEADING others ,,nuard ~
downward We OUGHT Ia moi treat the
salvation Of our friends with ind'ffer.
ence. We should do ali we can To bring
it about
He urged all to assist in the general
work OF the campmeeting. Each is
part OF the campmeeting and has some.
/, Knowledge of what is intended. We cam
assist by attending the services and by
participating in the work to be per-
: formed. We should do the work with,
our might
SURPRISING INCIDENT.
\ ~ wa work earnostlv .nd fa;+hf,,i,,,
fsy4 God, he declared We are sure of re-.
Sr@hrd Now and tben Cod i;fts tba a,,u
i35sin 10 show ua that oood bas hoo, 90.
formulated tbroupb orr ;nstr,,mentai.
.af}x, Here the minister was interrunted
|3Izzsy the Rev Mr. Nichols ~ pb;iadaIrh;a
<,sinp in the audianna ard anna,,,,l;,ie,
Sfhat he had been led IN Christ throug5
zAr France,s instrup,entaI;tv n,pra
8&han no years aoo whan NJ. France
VAC stationed ~ 5,roz ;ero;lIe ! Tbs IN
$ferruntion wac s,,rnr;sin1 and r. M
|'France II was an agreeabIa s,,y,,r;so
n Al the conclus;on If tba ser,,,nn Tho
fRev T n Ouigg del;vered ar, ayborta1
lion. ee 49, - 1870 - - :" !.
n The conservation sarv;ceJ which foI.
Slowad wss cond,cta6 h. The Pan
sThomas n Terry. the minister in charge
~ tha canor o.
' .aaoIsr,,vnm an ,,.w.,un,
iN .s.an W nASAshhs
FRANK a. Mitehell, the president OF
tte s poara OF trustees, mas appointed
tns iolioWing managers.
81 r raui y aVenue-Wiiiiam A. Hukill
sen1 James ~. MORROW
ma Iarnas Fo,,Il, ioiia'' iiSon
IN Scott ayen,emIobn Ranks ard vii
nam McConnell ~ Ao a'u W.
n Asburv ayen,ie-Lewis MaxwelI and
IA M P;erce "-- ai'
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lergeant and GsK Mo,s,an - =.
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3ss'i1y;lson "Ae' ooin
II III ,naY, .va,ra Jahn po.o.
$nmmit Observation-Disclosures = sov;ro
{yeslev Osborne and n IT Groves nv
Head of groundsNW IT Roh;nsor
and Horace 9sroves in'oi
South side ~ circle T D Ku,,o.
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Union ayan,,e-I abn Pei II.
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Elan avenuaN 11,harIas W;ll,;rs al
r El,,... D., 4i .e' "iihins anu
= Vest Si a;de e ~ CIRCLE Horr;son u;no,,
son Harry NorvIand .ndrR IT Da,',,s
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var,,n,, PoS;,sss,, Thn,I "1 Il. niei1ano,
nan;el Morris Nieiios isooilson anu
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DAILY ROUTINE AT CAMP.
The daily routine is as follows: G. 30
q. M, family prayer; 7 a. M, break
tast GOV. q, ms prayer meeting; 10
~ p nh;Idra - n,; ainnef' I.oo
I, III s n,ee.ing % ?. M
pssaunins f. III, sapper Q; ~ p M,
younS Peopio il'ee'ins "ao p ms
prTaenihs. III - H., 20
en.s WI IL. ~ e'p l az ~ ?. m;
ter rs. not sensi 4h msre are requestea
t ~ NO. n an un 'iio cam s'oun''s iater