The Illinois Camp-Meeting Again.
By Robert M. Kilgore
I WOULD say another word to the readers of the SIGNS who contemplate coming to the Illinois camp-meeting at Aurora, Sept. 9. We are assured that Elder I. D. Van Horn will attend this meeting, and his experience in holding children's meetings and in instructing the youth in the things of God, will add to the interest of this important meeting; and you are invited to bring your children with you, that they may also enjoy this season of precious instruction. By the time of this meeting the nights will be growing cooler, and perhaps light frosts may come. We would therefore suggest that it will be necessary to bring with you extra wraps to wear nights and mornings to prevent taking cold, also overshoes to protect the feet. Bring a bed-tick and plenty of bedding. Straw will be furnished on the ground. Warm meals will be furnished at reasonable rates. By writing, before the meeting, to Wm. Armstrong, 136 Lake Street, Chicago, tents can be rented, and will be pitched ready for those who ordered them. And those who are not able to rent tents, we invite to come to the meeting and tent room will be furnished you free. A workers' meeting will continue five days prior to the camp-meeting proper; at this our workers are urged to be present. All are invited to the camp-meeting and are requested to stay till its close.