The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-04-15

-,,n,.o i even more irrcpressible than
D,..Ser ,s lie attends his trial all week,
,',ainy ', the moderator, the eprosecutor and
'n TEl,oI ,Ss ritnesses in hot water by his ques'
,,n. =, ~ affections and speeches, and yet on
s.al,y S', he turns up as fresh MS daisy at
T,T,b4rnaclc, ,I where he never fails to
s,,s, y sensation harangue on some topic
'.,Ir for his large audience. On Sunday
s,sE.a,nppropriatc st.. to Easter-hepreached
!, ,be strongest terms the doctrine OF a
-l,.i,al resurrection. We presume that
rnbipg more decidedly material than his
.,sl,v sermon cyerappeared on thatsub.
;,gI,om any preacher in the land. 1tis
,,,Jlv 50 refreshingly novel in its charac.
f., IA, We cannot resist the temptation
,nm,ke the following extract from it;
neogntry grave yards will look like
,arSb.Dowed field as the mounds break
"nss %.yrs 6Il the Kings OF the earth; all the
SsS,,or all the great men; all the beg.
ST, an II the armies, victors and van
spi,bel; all the ages. bar barrie and civil.
{J.all those who were chopped by gull.
Ifne or simmercd in the fire, or rotted
n Dungeons; all the infants Of q day; all
H. ortogenarians-all, all! Not one strag-
ss,r, behind. All, all! And now the
srb bdarkened with the fragments OF bod.
4 lhatare coming together from the cor
peE Of the earth. Lost limbs finding
,bsir mate - bone TO bone -sinew to
SDev-until every joint is reconstructed,
,Dj every arm finds its socket, and the
Snputated limb Of the table shall be set
.gaiR at the point from which 1t was sew
mi. surgeon told me that after the
battle Of Bull Kun he amputated limbs,
throwing them out the window until the
pile reached up to the window sill. All
those fragments will have to take their
places. Those who were born blind shall
haye eyes divinely kindled; those whs
we're lame shall have n limb substituted.
In all the hosts Of the resurreCted not one
missing; not one foot clOgged; not one
ann palsied; not one tongue dumb; not
one ear deaf?
But how will these bodies look? The
IodieS Of the righteous will be glorious.
The most perfectly formed body, indeed,
iamere skeleton to what it would have
been had not sin come, Gods model OF
ice, Of a hand, Of Il foot, OF a body, we
know not II, after an exquisite statue has
been finished, you should take Chisel
ND clip it, and set the statue in IN out-of-
lolrexposure, its beauty would nearly all
le zone yet the human body has been
dippeJ AMI blasted, and battered for thou
nnis Of years. Physical defects have
been handed down from generation to
generation for six thousand years, and we
have inherited all the bodily infeii2ities Of
tl the past. But when God takes the
righteous out Of their graves, he will
TetEhiOn, and improve, and adorn accord.
ing the original model, until the difference
bstWeeR gymnast and the emaciatGd
Vetch in the azaretto is not so great as
that between our present bodily structures
tud our gloriOuSly resurrected forms.
There yOu will see the perfected eye, out
OiEhicil, by the waters Of death, has been
WISHED the last trace OF tears and study.
Then you will sss the perfected hand, the
kaOtS on the knuGklCs OF toll united; no
more stoop OF the shoulders from burden.
bearing and the weight Of years, but allo
rserect and eIastic-the life OF God in all
The frame. The most striking and
impressive thing OF oil earth now is o hu-
man lace. Yet it is yelled in the black
vel ol a thousand griefs; but when God
on tie Resurrection morn shall put aside
the veil suppose that the face OF the sun
il the sky is dull and stupid compared
With the Onttlaming glOries OF the counte-
nanees Of the saved. lsuppose that when
these faces shall turn to look toward the
gae or up toward the throne It will be
like the dawn Of new morning on the
bosom Of everlasting sky. sa
You will hear NO cough or groan. There
vii be no miasma or lever in the air.
There will be no rough step down which
10 illl, no tracturing a limb. People cross
The sea for their health, but that voyage
Sye! the sea Of death will cure the best
christian invalid. There grows an herb
on that hill thAt will cure the last snake
bite Of earthlypoison. No hospital there,
10 dtpsnary, no medicines, no ambu.
ilnees, NJ invalid chair. no crutches, no
enaciation, no speCtaClGs for poor sight,
no mating Of windows to keep out the
"I4 blasts, but health immortal for the
Ieu'rerted bodies Of the righteous.