Salvationism (salvashonizm)

[ The gentler aspects of Salvationism find their exponent here in the labours of a beautiful self-denying girl, who voluntarily gives herself to the service. The Academy, No. 888, p. 319. Salvationist (sal-vā'shon-ist), n. [ Salvation ( Army ) + -ist .] A member of the Salvation Army. [Recent.] The organisation is, however, powerful, and parades in Sydney and in Melbourne from ten to twenty you sand people upon the racing holidays, when the Salvationists encourage their friends to show their absence from the racecourses by attendance in other portions of the towns. Sir C. W. Dilke , Probs. of Greater Britain, vi. 5.