The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-11-14

began an e1plhnhllOu VI Ine CnhtL uea
cribed above and his sermon. he said
at d impossible fully to explain all that \
depleted In this Chart, but on It Is seer
sufficient 10 explain the words. OF my ser
mon." He rapidly ran over the principa
figures Of Daniel and the stone cut out o.
tie mountain, and the woman sitting or
the beast with seven heads. 1.-THE pa
pacy hasgone down lately, like mill,
stone, 10 come up no more. Now we ex.
meet the reserruction Of thedead In 1878.
We venture everything on II. No don't
liket the word venture, for II Is no venture.
tits sure prophecy that we have seen
In part fulfilled and we know It will oil be
accomplished. its going to be Q paying
investment Hell come this year as sure
Is thereisj anytfdth in history, andptoph,
ecy, and o simple sum in addition. Why
arc we here on Terry's 1slanda There Is
certain type in the law that has not
had It's antelope. All the types up IN
the last have had thar Accomplishment
and prophecies fulhlled up TO tho time,
and literally at the time except the Feast
OF, the Tabernacles, which has never had
its antelope, and Il this type Is ever to be
fulfilled it must be between this and the
9Th Of November. Yes, between this
day and that we expectito be caught up
in the air with Christ until the heaven and
earth shall pass away ,randai new heaven
and earth, wherein there shall be no sea,
shall be created. Some oil Us expectito
stay on this island until we ere translated.
We expect the Son OF God this year, In
less than ten days. II anybody thinks
we are monomaniacs let them come and
tryus. We have bid farewell to, earthly,
rewards and emoluments. 4 We don't In
the least regret what we have done. We
have gained an eternal weight of glory.
We are satifed with the company we are
keeping. We are satisfied that we are The
children OF the Most High God, and that
we shall be translated. We have portions
Of our company In every State and sec,
ton Of the Union, and in the British
provinces; In England, Ireland, Scotland
and Norway. We think II proyidental
that we are 80 scattered. .,We number
about "a 1000 in ALL" II Is impossible 10
describe the calmness OF conviction that
rested upon the preachers face, and which
was reflected In the countenances of his
congregation.
Al the close Of the services the whole
congregation repaired to the landing Of
the ferry, where the preacher baptized,
by immersion, seven candidates-two
lads and five young women The sacta-.
ment was given In the simple manner Of
the orthodox Baptist churches The swasI
termuss have been icy cold. The young
girls shivered fearfully as they were led
ID, but did not seem to suffer after the alb.
luton. They were, wrapped In shawls
and waterproof cloaks as they came up
from the water, and taken IN the wagon
10 Mr.. Terry's house on the opposite side
Of the island, 10 change their clothing.
One Of the Adventis told the reporter
that they were not believers in the i'm
OF the soul, nor In place Of
eternal punishment The gift Of immor-
lality Is only for the believers in Christ
All other human beings are mortal, finite,
and death to them Is eternal-annihila.
ton. Mr.. Charles Kittredge, Of New Ha.
ven, Is an Adventist. BE has an ample
fortune. He was on Terry's Island last
Friday, and seemed to be happy In the
thought of translation. Helaughed at as.
cension robes, and told good story Of
me that 1t was said he was hav.
Jog made In New Haven. He had
heard of that robe, but he had
never seen 1t. It was Of white closk.
ng velvet Of the best quality, costing $1s
! yard, nhdiwas being made by the best
lrtistic dress maker In New Haven at an
.rtistic price. When completed, with
ace and embroidery, itwould cost $500;
but" said MIR. Kittredge, "rll give any
body o reward Of $500 &c. show me that
robe or any other ascension robe made to
ny order or for any Adventist.