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COMPASSION.


He saidi==
l want to call your attention to Just one
word. my friends, and that Ia "Compas.
SION" We find all through the four Cos
pels places where Chrlst's heart was
tilled with compassion; his heart was
moved with love. Study those passageB,
think over them aud you'll Qna out that
Jesus Christ Is your friend and loves you
because you hSvo sinned; not that be
loves ain, but because no came To save
sinners. God for the past 5000 years has
been tryingto show this world that he loves
IT, get that Ia one Of the hardest
things imaginable to get into mans
head, You know no one loves you In
this world like mother, and Yhy2 tie
btcstise mother has heart. The sweet.
eat void In the world iB "Mother;" she
loves YOU and you love her but there is
another In another world that loves you
more than mother ever can. / look Of
your faces, but ] can't tell what your
troubles afe-and We oil have our troubles
and trials. Each heart has its bitterness
or some hidden sorrow locked up in his
inner heart, away from the sight Of bic
dearest friends. But none oil our troubles
can be hid from the master aboye, and
bis heart iB filled with compassion Tor ID.
He wants 10 relieve us; He wants In take
that sorrow on himsell-man, why don't
you lot him do III
cHRiSr's TENDERNESS.
Tho events that took place aud vhst
Christ said 90 he entered JettgRlern OH
that memorable occasion when tho people
spread their robes and palm branches Tor
Him, give Us On insight into his heart. II
Eas full Of Tenderness, love, pity and com.
:;:.sion, He comes to save, not to con.
denim.
10 whom Christ said ''Thou ART CiS. s...l';;"and
who at once become clean; the 10y Of bis
iamlly over his recovering. That mans
was bad enough-it was awful,
but, my friends, tho leprouBy Of sin Ii
something far worse. II not only destroys
he body but the soul, What d curse sin |
las been and lsl We want to take II
light 10 God, men, and He will
,lol II oil OUT We may, every one Of 10,
,eCome child Of tho King, Don't lei
jAtsn make you think that Christ has
utned against you because the world has,
)hrint when h6 was here dat condemn
inners, but 10 did condemn the cell.
lghleous and those who would mot 10 10
luEOh or let others 10.
| want to call your attention TO The
.ory Of The Good Samaritan we al
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Is The Finest paper made. -
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Muth'S celebrated Sausage fresh erOry
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WORK HIRE,

How many in this audience, Mr.. Moody
asked, will do the work that young lady
did for that boy? Who will do It for the
boys see nightly going into this dime
theatre up here2 Nightly IS come here
l notice boys going Into that place, and
my heart is palned within me as think
they are going In there to have their
young hearts corrupted and their souls
polluted; and after o while some OF them
will be found in this prison down here, no
doubt.
D. you come out 10 enjoy these meet.
ingsp or arc you going to workP
After an impressive pause, Mr.. Moody
led in prayer, and the christian people
we're asked to stay few minutes after the
the others had withdrawn.
AT this after meeting It was arranged
that on Sunday ut 8 a. n. Mr..
Moody should conduct u general
meeting at the Fourth street church
for tho Ohristian workers; at Il
o'clock 8. m. there will be a meeting
for non church members at the Fourth
street church, at ap. m. a meeting III
women only will DO held in the rink, aud
the meeting at 1880 In tho evening will be
for men only The admission to the II
o'clock meeting at tho church will be by
ticket,
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Tho following shows the range Of the
thermometer az observed at sChuepfs drug
store, Opera House corner, Thnrsdayi
7A,Mp 43'i12M., Ol'iSHN, 8V; 7P. NJ
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FALL and Winter stock Just received.
A Iull line Of Snitlngg, OIerC0ltilgg
and pantalOOhlngs. Also a full limo Of
our celebrated Knit Jackets. Scotch
sulIIOES a speelAl'y.c q. HESS & SONS.
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Gbe q'ttetEiqeteer,
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\ GIHnd 0peTa iloJss-ihO DanlteS- Fourth page,
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WE have Introduced a new system Of
selling Watches on the installnICnt plan
whereby you can secure watch Of once
on easy payments. Gall and Investigate.
JACOB w. GRUBB, JeWeler,
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Chicago pnd iIOturn 5000, by tic ran.

Monday, November :, the r., Q. 4 81.
l., ny. 20. will cell excursion tickets 10
Chicago At rate Of 500, Tickets good
returning until November IS. Train leayss
Wheeling at iil0p. M, city lltn0, Rrflv.
Ing 10 Chicago Of $50 tho following morn.
inR, oct rs
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rnE Music ENJOYED.

The men became Interested as soon al
they had tho books in their hands.
They did not know any Of the new
songs, but unlike Mr.. Moody's
congregations here in the city they sang
anyhow; those that could not sing read
the words aud made a noise and though
the discord would be pretty bad at the
outset, thoy had only to 60 over O song
two or three times, assisted by Prof.
Towner with Mr. Amick at tho organ, IN.
til they had learned 1t, and then they
would oil the great place with rich har-
mony. The Colored men especially en-.
tered into the spirit Of the occasion
and enjoyed II. The music warmed
them upj there was no ono who
did not feel and look better after singing;
they showed interest In their faces then.
Rev. Mr.. CAN'T offered up an appropri.
ate prayer, and then Prof. ToWner sang
for the men "My Masters Prayer" The
general singing roused the interest; the
solo started the melting process. AS the
last note died away, Mr., Moody jumped
up on . bench in order that thosb at the
e. and Of the long, marrow corridor
might see AID hear HIN,
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lated, I doubt not they would have said !
"0h, EnoGh is good enough mani but
he's awful peculiar, He won't let his
family 20 to the horse.races; when any
OF the girls give q progressive euchIe
party, lie doesn't allow any OF his chill
dren to DO there, Hes q very good man,
but he's awful bigoted,"
Enoch was no great soldier or states
man, but he could do what few could do
he could walk with God. And as some
body says, "Enoch took long walk one
day, and he hasn't got back yet"
Ahab would have told you Elijah was
q good man, but he was eccentric. Dare
to be peculiar, He told OF an apple tree
which stood near the road; az soon as an
apple began 10 get ripe the boys threw .
club at It and down came the apple, Some
Christians are too near the world their
fruit never gets ripe, and they get more
clubs than thOy ought TO. A sCotChman
was asked II he was on his way to heaven
"Thats where ! belong" was his re-
spense.
You must win people 10 yourself before
you can win them to Christ, illustrating
this, he told an affecting story Of rich
young lady, who brought on outoRst, q ne.
elected boy, 10 Christ. He said: 'she
was no stranger In heaven; II she never
did anything else one soul would recog.
nlSs her. You young ladies probably re.
gard that as little work, but / do not be.
lieye there was one angel In heaven who
was not interested In |"
The boy went home and told his father,
alter Ills ilrst day In Sabbath school, that
no had sheen among the angels" His
father logged him. Next time he asked
his father II he would not fog him before
he went, so that he wouldn't be thinking
about 1t all through the Sunday school.
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Grand Opera Ho' use.
W, Q. Donlldgon's
shut. The question ,Slainly put ig, are
you friend or enemy Of Chriat,a2

BHuE' Iue queBIlUn I9lalhIy put 49, arc
you a friend or enemy Of Chrigt's?
Its solemn day when Godshutsthe
door. To-day, thank God,the door Is open
and thank God inr this religion that
takes the entire hmily into The ak. The
storm Is beating all around us, leadingour
children down to SIN and vice. Don't lot
Satan make you believe that God is not
going 10 punish, but escape for your liieat
once. l took this text because wanted
TO- talk To parents; father are you in the
arkP Is your faulty int Mother, are
you Inc Where Ia your boy tonight
Have you done al you can to got him Into
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l
Do you know, believe that strong
drink was tho cause Of the wickedness oil
those antediluvian days; we read that
there was violence in the land and wher.
ever strong drink is, there you will find
violence. Strong drink will carry down
this world and destroy US unless we de.
stroy II, 90 ! believe II destroyed the
world in Noah's time.
There was probably no end Of sport
made about Noah they had songs about
him and his ark and sang them In the
saloons, II they had any, and / think they
had 'em, and In the theatres they had
funny aitOr.peiCss about building the
ark. Noah and his boat furnished great
sport for the young people the newspaper
reporters, II they had any, trsiled him
closely and wrote all manner Of artiCles
about him and his folly. The people saw
no sign oil the coming food and
took the ground that as Noah was In The
minority be was In the wrong; that IA
used as strong Argument In these daya
againEt the church and Christ'g work, Bat
u 70 mot . sound argument, II there
wasn't one man that believed ths Truth
would that change the Truthf
No one Eellayet Noah they mooked
him the wise mon said thOre was no dan.
ger that God was not going 10 cit In judg.
ment on the world. And when
the ark was finished / don't
suppose there was anything held In
greater contempt, but the time came when
they looked upon II differently You
may laugh at hlg Hlle aud call II dry,
but the time II coming when II will Be-
worth more than oil the world 10 YOU, I
tell you 10 tflas with anything, ssthaf
than Goi and His eternI wort,
ItE TtooR.
At last the 100 years came 10 an end /.
the people had been alarmed BY seeing
the wild beasts and fowls oil oil kind,
Crowdlng 10 the ark they had consnlLad
the Btrong.ninded mem they hSd ssjd
they didn't understand II, but there Wa
no cause Tor alarm. God gave seven dsVS
Of grace IN The hope that thsyS
Would be some who would ioir
Noah and bis family, al lat he iast SSS.
ond came and the door was BhuI, tnd
shut that door the day Of grace wac over
forever, There are q great many hSro
who will DO called In ma nsTl
year, the last second Ia 10 come for yon.
Would you rather die inside or o1NIjs ibs
arkH Decide, ! beseeCh YOU, before ihS
Iast second, when that door Will bO lotsyet
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IL Satmnu s. GS..,.GlOthiug.
COLOSSAL DISPLAY
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-..YIIE-..
FINEST IN THE LAND.

Is it good judgment pay $50 to $50 Tor ovecoats
the goods Of which better, the making not so
good and the no comparison to our overcoats at IRON
$40 to s25'
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ARE THEY IN?


II you are sleeplng, don't rest Till you
get your son in the ark. There is no more
important question than, are they in I'd
rather die poor and know that my family
was In the aTk. than dieleaving them or
side With millions. Many think that ghil.
dFea are not able TO get In ;begin To ge'. them
In early by the power Of example. A pa.
VionAte exhortation was delivered 10 pa
rents, and two or three rdeCllng To-
CidentB related 10 illustfsse truths anil
effects. A man with Beyen Cbus
drer has seven strong reasons why DO
should be o child Of God. safe within y
ark NuA II they are left out WON'T u ~
yOuf icGount2 Mr.. Moody In OlO'' !g ~.
down very deep Ia the aympatr' mr. a" ~ l N.
audience. IOS Vi WV
There xas Dlleul prayP' a. Tho copcu.
eio1 81 his last Gppe' IL " ns T,o MI Nh
Aoody prayed We, casSOIiiy '' ISIer Oh
pleading that eraCh pSrsnt I5ipbt heat
Code volCe, o. once Atlj lose no time IN
greetings iatllly altar; that they might
not sleep n.ltil they had called upon GOdi
thata wave OF salvation might sweep
through the city and do great things even
In the next twenty .iour hours.
lie called for more Bilans prayer during
which he made short appeals for hlesslhE
and gfaca. II was OF that time a Vqiy
solemn and thinking audience that WIN
heads bowed was 80 quiet that naughl
could ba heard but the blghs oil conviction
that Arose from heATth, Prof. TOWDet
sang, "Our Mothers Way q Rwees solo,
and the meeting wAs closed with The sing
ing oil WThefe Ia Fountain etc, .
IN, lilnlolph conducted tho pTaye,,
A number Of requests were tths
up. Nj. Moody look charge oil o wy
large enquiry meeting al tho GoruM Ne
y, Church,
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LIS. Good 4 u. self dry foods tue
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IN THE PRISON WALLS
or rnRaMouNpsvILLE pAsrILE,
MIR. Moody Tells t4s COuvICts of Gods Com
pnssiou-Thrse Monster Meetings Hss'
tsrday, and Three Powerful Dis.
eourses-C Church Far too Small.

Yesterday morning Mr., Moody conduct
ed special service. As pAuAl his theme
wss Christs love for sinner and salvation
through that love, and as usual he preach
Ell with an eaInestness that carried con-
yiCtion with his words, right into the
hearts Of his listeners, In this respective
service did not differ from the others he
holds, except perhaps that he appeared to
talk with more power and feeling,
But in every other respect the service
did differ He spoke inside prison walls,
and nearly all who heard him wore the
striped suit, the mark Of the convict,
These were Class OF men sorely in need oil
tho gospel Of salvation, and Mr.. Moody,
recognizing that need, talked to them 40
they probably had never heard q man
talk before, His kindly words fell on ap-
pTeCiatiVe ears apparently, for before he
iinished many a hardened heart was malt
ed many sob was heard, and the eyes not
dimmsd with tears were few indeed.
SERVICES IN THE STATE PRISON.
All this took place in the State peniten.
tiary OF Moundsville. The authorities
kindly granted Mr., Moody permission to
address the prisoners, and the contractors
graClously agreed to give those under
their employ an hours time In which to
listen TO the famous evangelist. Mr.,
Moody, accompanied by Prof. Towner,
Secretary Lynch, Of the Y, n. o. A., Rev,
III, Gibson CAN'T, OF 81, Lukes, Mr.,
AmiCk, an INTRLLIGEScER reporter and
Others, went down early In the morning
and was received by Captain Hogan, who
was acting Ns superintendent In the alb
sence OF Col, Peck. The men were not to
SOP work until II O'Clock, and ZONE Of
the party took advantage Of the time In
teryening to look through the several de-
pRrtments,
Promptly at Il o'clock work ceased and
from the several chops Issued long files oil
men in charge, OF the guards, and after
having washed their hands and faces
they were marched into the west corridor
OF tho large cell room, where benches had
been placed for their accommodation.
Line after limo OF men, white and black
filed in and took their seats. They
marched with that Shutting loek.step
peculiar to the prisoners, and 1t was q
novel sight, as the two hundred and sew
enty.nine went to their places, the meas
nred eOund oil their steps on the stone
floor echoIpg gloomily in the great cheer
less room.
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Of the large cell room, where benches had
been placed for their accommodation.
Line after limo OF men, white and black,
filed in and took their seats, They
marched with that shullling loek.step,
peculiar to the prisoners, and 1t was
novel sight, as the two hundred and sew
enty.nine went to their places, the meas
ured fOund oil their steps on the stone
floor echoipg gIoomily in The great cheer
lesa room.
TIE CONGREGATION
It was a study to watch the faces near
" ali worO dogged, surly, indifferent
look, az though their owners had lost all
interest in life; there were others that It
was plain to be seen felt keenly their dis
grace. The event Wsl TO them, whether
they betrayed 1t by their looks or not, one
Of no small note. They were not only to
have short respite from labor, but they
were to hear voice other than the sharp,
quick tOnos Of the guafdg. Better than all
eige they we're 10 have u chance 10 Rine,
and there is nothing they appear to
%nd more pleasure in than In singingi
thew have q chance 10 hear each others
voices then, ana .he officials ray that II 10
largely this that always MAKES "onvicts
eager to attend religious services.
They arc seldom held on any day but
Sunday, however, so thAt,as before stated,
yesterdays exercises were to tho prigoners
m event Of no little importance. Wheth.
or they showed 1t in their faces or not,
the break in the monotony Of their weary
and tiresome existence was appreciated,
and 1t Is believed that before the hour
was over many were benefited lastingly
helped for time and eternity.
After the prisoners had been seated and
the guards posted in the tier balconies
above, about one hundred ladies and gen,
tlemen OF tho town who had obtained per.
mission 10 attend, were allowed to en-.
ter
Mr.. Moody had provided a number Of
copies Of "ThO Gospel Choir and these
he gGvO to those who could read music.
To all the others no gave the little books
containing the words only.
Prof. Towner took the men In charge
and taught them "Move Forward, "l'm
the Child Of a King" and several other
selections.
THE MUSIC ENJOYED.
The men became Interested as soon al
they had the books in their hands.
They did not know any Of the new
songs, but unlike Mr.. Moodyls
congregations here in the city they sang
pnVhoW. those that Could not kin0 read
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Kay's Kentucky Kure or Liniment has been
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since 1874. When you need linment, try it.
For sale by +. Kalteyer Son.
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the applause ugug IOItn, and triaurlIe laugh
ingly curtS'yod her acknoV Judgments When
the room was quiet again, Guy began an ac-
compartment we were very familiar with.
"Bertie." he said quietly, Il am waiting"
She came TO his side her face flushing a
little.
Don't ask me Tonight, Guy" shh whfsI.
cred.
why not, mouSir9 II is ~ long since
heard you sing, miJRmRe ak you
Very still was tn, rEIn a. She began. Her
voice rose, rich and soft. 50 fail OF expression.
pathoS. and pain that NV eve, ni!cd with
tears. Strongly, with >ubducd passion in
every note, came the wOr,is--
For him gave up all.
My pe'ip!y-yca, my God
loved the very ground
Wherein the Christian trOdv'
There was a minutes dead silence as her
voice died away; then. before any one spoke,
Guy, at the piano, began again, and the spell
was broken. Again her voice rose. this time
with a triumphant strain. singing Rose
Friquet's song out of Les Dragons de w
lars. 'II-m'dimG," the color coming and 90
ing in her sweet face. When she finished,
the applause could not be- checked.
There was no more singing. BERTHE retired
to couch and sat with aumtic Oracle. One
by one our guests retired. the ladies to their
dreSsing-rOOlns and midnight condolences the
men TO the tdJdGie, as we called the billiard
room, which was in the bachelors quarters
in the east wing OF the house. for a last cigai
and game of billiards; Guy, BERTHE, Gabrielle,
and still fingered.
ITO be COntinp~dl
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The most popular cigarettes are the
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One of the finest establishments that San An
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Picture frames, mOuldings and materials for
frescO and sign painting in large varieties
China decorations and material for wax flow
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ceives direct from factories large shipments of
paints, oils and other material in that line as
well as window glass and fine domestic, and i'm
ported decorative wall paper are specialties i'm
his establishment. l2l3ly
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My Homeopathic department Is
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either physicians or the public. A full
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papers, walls. and all Homeopathic par
aphernalia always on hand. Harry l..
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