The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-24

Mills, have said that II is impossible 10
doubt what We are conscious OF.
Many other good things the preacher
said in his wonderful rmO
The Childrcn's meeting was conducted
by Mrs. Calvert. AT the 3 O'Clock SER
vice. Rev. Clark made h opening
prayer. Mrs. Sisson san a beautiful
solo. Rev. Compton. OF the New York
East conference. preached from Ezekiel
4th chapter. on Sd. 9Th and 7th verses.
The words OF the text were uttered
In the times of captivity and calamity.
II was II version OF Il new national life
of the ComlngO of the Messiah. NOmorG
beautiful symbOlcuuld bcuSrNl than that
OF n river. II IL a very familiar figure
In the sCrlpturc-thrOuEh this figure we
are to behold the spiritual Side that
flows from Calvary TO save the world.
The sermon throughout was one of
power and beauty. Immediately fol-
lowing the rmo was the partakinE Of
the Lords supper and also the I'D
ministcrlnS the rite OF baptism to quite
Il number.
Errninr' Services.
The young peoples meeting at 1870
nEngs King. The temple was well I'LL
ed and the exercises were very inter-
cstins and helpful to those In attend
ancc. The leader spoke on the subject
Of fruit bearing md his remarks were
TO the point and well received. w. B..
Matthews also spoke very entertaining
ly on the same subject. This was the
laSt young peoples meeting and all
seemed sorry that Ii was 81. The rain
IN the afternoon caused nan 20 leave
on the 3 O'Clock train that would other
wise have remained for the evening
Service. \ half hour vas spent In
choir practice before the evening SER
vice. The music under the direction OF
Professor ScOiicld has been one OF the
most pleasant and profitable services OF
the entire meeting. PrOfeSsOr\WiIson's
orchestra deserve the thanks of all for
their assistance In the music at the
night service. Rev. Grimes, the dircC-
tor, thanked all who. have assisted in
the services during the meeting. Rev.
w. y. Williams. pastor Of the Mounds
vile Presbyterian church. made the
opening prayer. DR.. John WIN lIamil-
ton preached from the words There
Is neither Jew nor Greek. There Is
neither bond or free, etc, but We are all
II In Christ Jesus
Thu sermon was but the repetition OF
The "loluenCc Of the morning sermon.
The DIR. IL surely ~ orator OF no mean
rank and his burning words drop from
his lips and strike home to thc hearts
OF his licnrcr. From the oldest to the
youngest In the audience all are held
spell-hound by his cloqucncc. lie made
many good points and spoke many true
sayings, such as we must be Christ
Ian IN our business. We are permitted
Ia ike In the land 90 which all the
peoples of the earth ARE gathering Just
as they were scattered from the build
ing OF the tower OF Babel. We feel tlc
thrill that run round the race when
God speaks to mun. | thank God that |
can put my foot on sacred soil where
no man Is owned by his fellow man
MIR. Lincoln said that the coal OF arms
OF his family was n pair OF shirt
sleeves, Woman shall be nothing lowe,
nor higher than the sister OF man, and
man shall be nothing higher nor lower
than h brother Of woman. There has
been less chance Off a Roman Catholic
Mt n Protestant altar than for Il raw
RnEnn. Go to him first who needs 20,
most: show your christianity by you,
work." etc, etc, 1t was Il wonderful
sermon. And now the camp meeting Is
over, and what Is the record. Not 81
many present, perhaps, MS at many for.
mrr meetings. but souls have been con.
vcrtcd and the church greatly revived
DR.. Hamilton will deliver his papu.
lar lecture. rutiilrd Misplaced Men,
at the auditorium this evening. for tn,
benefit oC the Wnmcn's Camp Mcr;in;
AHSnc!ntinn Tlcr"Swill Nj doubt br /.
large audience present, FOR The doctor
has fairly captured every II with hi!
preaching and those who have hrnrt
this lecture, say II Is one OF the fines
deliv"rd from the American platform o
to-day.