Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-25
MONEY.
,,,,,r,sts GAINED FROM !! THE
AV'''' FILTHY LUCSs'
Nan, Pretended Friends while His
One has aAu, IA, Out-aOney is but an
S'2P,y 2tP,ytSE Irsasure-ltis No Aid
% Happiness in the
Word to Come,
.,,,o, sy uLOtwTT TALsAsE
sv OR HEAVEN. wHIcH'

NEW OkNt APhh ~
s., p..ga,,a TO the E'-Si''s'' ,v.u susd
b'0Sns g'rsnt xOrshippsrs this morning.
WIZ ", ,,;rsl sil goes on. About 500
t,,s ~ siyen evidence OF a change o. near near
Aa''. .h,r, 500 have connected them
a.Ir.. agr With the Tabernacle membership. ,p.
So, '',, have been held every nisnt Tor
>e','' n, Tslmage baptised a large
wees 'n,, ,b,s morning by sPrinklinS and
.,s,.o, Of the ssrmOn-"MOney al Gone lone !:
saol'',T ,Sks xv. u: "He began to be Ia want
''Tr - want to get a good warm
W. ,avt am very apt 10 90 10 one
be.'i'',' ''',,'',,,bIss Of the Lord, and TO none
o' 'u7 7;..',rs,tIv than TO the parable oil
mon 'SSL,j1,,I ~ Son. There are enough
,.v,sin .1y i, fora man 10 preach l'?ni
'rA.s 'rA'. - ".,y :, wears. Then be must 90 ln-
aooa, ~! ,,S!,Tal world feeling that he has
70 r,T ~, opaned the outside door OF the
ouH .' will rehearse the story. on
sIv!s,S i,-the story Of the Prodigal
a.. - Non need not 20 TO the blOie 10
Ia I,bs story. You find 1t every day.
.,,', lr''. .ns-rt Is no novelty. l Will SIM
- - boNrver, that just as some
y, 80 - ;,o our Young men went Oh 70
;,,''f,,5,, "a m eel their fortune and as
S,,,Esbren used to 20 TO Australia TO
49,, ,bsir fortune, so | suppose TINS
Sonny man Of the text went on 10 GET
-, o1..S tF,,-,ns. You know il takes a great
IL 'i,, I,n,sr 10 make money than 1t does
=, ,,s,snit. Although it Is only little
wbiis since this young man got one,
,.;,I.f bis iAther's property, IT'S All
'.5ne-eyery cent OF 1t. 80 you nave
ep1vn men toiling for 20, 80, lO years
I'M r,mmrrtial or in mechanical me-
Elyip, acquired large property,
To Lie Down and Die,
r..,.,,, ,rsa, estate, and in five years
tbs bnys have got all through with II.
- ,b,, yoans man Of the text aud his
money were soOu parted. | do not
pr,v inst how il went, but there 10 the
,i~.r place were his travelling expenses
A man VINO had been brought up so
irvnrious.y as he evidently was from
tha Surroundings Of that home, could
not Io.lge inst anywhere nor be content
81 aith pam fare. Tie had been used
=, seeing things on a large scale, and l
d1 not suppose he closely calculated the
eyue1se. / DO not suppose he always
Stopped to take change. i suppose that
sometimes he bought things without re-
y,rl 10 their cost. Then besides that,
There came in the bill for his personal
apparel. and young man who had a
,g,rd Of his fathers property IN his
pocket could not afford To 20 saaobliy
dressed, and so he must have clothes OF
the bes; pattern and Of the finest mate
rial. Besides that, the young man OF
the text had 10 meet the bill Tor
seal entertainment. lie must treat
and /; must be with the eOstliest wines
ami the rlrest yiands. Besides that,
the sharpers found out that this young
man hai plenty OF money aud they vol
un,eer their services. They will show
him the sights. They can tell him
things he never imagined away of on
his iatner's homestead. Well, they un.
derlake 10 show this young man the
sights AMI after awhile he wakes up
oue day aud he saws: IL think i will
count my money! and Ne counted his
money. Ii Vas hall gone. But bad habits
were thoroughly fastened upon him, he
could not stop Alter awhile he counted
his money again and it was thIee-iourths
gone; but he was on the down grade
going swiiter and swiiter and swiiter un.
al when he comes 10 look Tor his money
It is all gone.
Now these associates who stuck TO
him as
Loug as He had Plenty Of Money
are gone Morning glOries bloom when
the sun Is coming up, not when the sun
is going down. There is no money with
vhich TO meet his expenses. Besides
that, the crops have failed and there is
iGmlne in the land, and at q
time when aiiluent men are straitened
about getting their daily breal what is
TO become Of this poor fellow with emp
" pocket and discouraged heart?
'Oa, you say, let him 20 % work" lie
cannot work, His hands soft and ten
der will be bliStered with hard work.
Perhaps he comes then TO soUe place
Where he tan get work he thinks mad
elaate Tor an educated yOung man. He
comes TO commercial establishment
anu asks for WORK. "No," saws the
neal man OF the business firm, "we
can't have you. Why, YOU are moth
hsb stramp OF the street. OF Of
our premises Perhaps he comes to
The o'ace Of the official of the govern
men' and seeks employment by which
ne can support himself. "NO," says
'ua' OulCer; "a man clad as you are
'auuot hnd any employment in my
Tlnle. What lshe TO DO? In a strange
@nu' money all gone; no friends; rag
sei; wretche,i; uudoLe NV text with
Iue sroke gives the awful picture. He
gun to be n want.
NO"' what hoes all that mean7 Ii
means you and me. Our race had a good
M''ns; but We all went away from
,"iu 80 auu nome and We have found sin
An Expensive Luxury.
tS,1 = 1Sesponed US. 1t hungered Us. 1t
IICoOei Us, Il male Us hopeless and
u'suu'ess and goddess. We hai a fine
sPlIna. fortune tn start with, and We
~. su' IT. ana We begin to be in want." "
,. eS'e not how tue our worldly estate
, ,aS! oe, or how much bank stock we
no n,ai POSSeSs, or how elegant our social
FoS'0OG, SIN has paupered the whole
1Se' anu until We 90 back 10 God, our
o., We are IN an awful state OF beg
= anu want. There is no exception
tSa. IN hospitals you will fad that
ia,e ulaerent wards for different
~, !'.S y. cases In one wari those who
s'a Sc nVie sick. Further ON You will
aDe.SIe a. muse VINO are dangerously sick. In
sicS NarI, those who are hope,essly
& ,Sa now l have to tell YOU that in
ON uosps'as OF the world there is only
ScS "s' ns.u' and IN that ward they are
car ,-,I an'1 ueath, and no human doctor
snI. sSNsn tAe cases, and unless some
J;e'Tatural ~ p. help cOme we must mi
w we Santhealing. We want LIGHT
tbi,'' stn' it medicine. We want every.
r,;nss MY Ior the soul 1t is no whin Of
R;L's' R' out positive statement OF Nh.
~. 49, S'AI We are by nature poor am
49, Le' and miserable and blind anC
wonIi, Oa. that Col this morning
a, ,u ;a,-p usl ? NE to define the wants o.
want" He IN 10 De II
III, lave hrst to remark, my dear hearer
ma, s = YOU are no, a Christian your frs
Ss Su' IS the holy Ghost. Some Of yo,
sSoe, e Osen zen ia%ihar With these theme