Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-09

"Hcx,SIrr is rue err. MI John II
Fh.tnoson, Bookseller, Muntoe steel, has faro;ed
Us with a copy Of WORK with The ubove tile
h,athe press Of De Viii & Daverpoi, From
cat:ori evan nsion, We Should lhinS the follow.
ira ntiiee well deserved;
"The Raw. EDwIS Il. CmitIS. in this work, has
Hlni,iliy tnLeAvSre1 10 awaken The rch slunbsiei
iiy,a his cushioned bed Of lUSuty, ard Liddin! HIM
lp1k + nth upon the broad iaDd--sgi!teH as u 'Ie
with the wand Gf dI&iiIyt, blight and bankruptcy
.-W uIlr hS itowsy eyes ate but hall conscious o.
i,e want and siaIytiioI which SyItounds ldin' lie
sout. in lis GrowSr ears, "lie that gITeib 10 Tue
;pIr, enjeih 10 the Lord y
ritre is deep AMI powerful lesson ineuIcatcd
!ltAe eSch OF llexe d&couGses that mus sink INTO
ne hvart Of the reader, and induce within TIM
liner and mote lust appreciation OIL Tue dnEcS oil
luuaaiiy, lnpelling him to exert himself IN tb"l
taus. iich hath lasting and enduring eltci
u.ou The uelfore OF mankind. Tat works OF Nj,
Chain Lave always had a widespread poprlsnll'
!I, none al them nav. been 81 full OF 50 compIe'
.vn,,ve as the boIk befofc u.s. which VII CERTAIN
Il, dot, ,,s way into the library OF every ChlSian
wLolsan s.iuI.ter Of saving truths expressed IN
r,,v.1iuI Iansuars. We etc indebted 10 HE pup
,,,L.ts. Messts. De MIR d DAvENroET' OF IhlS
b,,L, and 10 them we would tentet cur ihanhS lo'
The haodscme style ~ which They have pul Ioilh'
Tie rr;,e, which is only enc dolI4r, IS low enough
place il within the Teach Of In'A OF '.e sa'nH
els Of Mt. CAapIn, OF whom tne stee! Foi'taN Is
slsO given.
massage from the book:
Take, tot inslante, the account oil awliei who
tells US that in the streets he "mrt a llIlit EHs,
yery 1901, hot with such sweet sad etpteSHoN,'
adds he, 'lhDt voluntarily stopped and spoke 10
het. She anSwt1ed MY questions vtly clea1Iy' Ou'
the heayr, sad look never ieIt her eyes moment.
SIZE had no iatbsr OF mother. She iook cate Of
III children hetseli; ste was only fAIittR; She
seweJ OH check shirts, and mSde living ior them
lie wenI 10 see hef. Ill was low, damp base
J1ent-heI home. She lives lhete WITH lie thLFe
lite ehiidreu, whom she supports, ana lhe e'ue'
Ick bto,llet, who sopetIu'es picks w if'ne'-
She hsi been washing fot hetSeif and lille ones
.Sbe a.mus; thought that Size cuid lake 10 "SAn'
rug nuH,' and tLs little ones With then khee$ 10
iLsir mouths etoached up befrfe lae s.oVe, IooETu
asiI lleie could mol be q doubt Of SIsieI S coihg
anything she tied.
Il sew on lie check shir;E, sir, and The flanne!
sbi,is: gel tiye cents iOr tue cherks, and nlne
for lie olers; Lut Just noS they won't lei me
have The A,nrtI, because cannot dsP1Ste Two
dIstsI, III mast lie Sery bard work. ~ !
on'l mind, sit; but 10 DAY the visitors can e. an1
sail we'd Uetle: 60 10 the pool. house, and $Ala
wyildu't like 10 ieave these little ones yel; ana
;sovfbt il ouly lad tshdlts, could SIT W M
TN OF eleven, and make shirts she mac
estHel everything she knew At the Industrial
StLo1t, She neytr went 10 church, tot
SIZE bad no clothes, 5ui she could read and wTlte;
1T wES very dSmptf ere she sad, anu
ihrnuNas SH.cnldm nights.