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PROPHECY BLING FULFILLGp.

Imagine one Of your modern free
thinkers standing by Christ and hearing
Him say, "lIeayen and earth shall pass
away, but my word shaIl endure forever"
Notice how literally that is tax.
iug place, Iadieis are running up
and down the country telling
us that the Bible Ia going out oil date,
Thank God 1t is just coming I'M the grand
old sUn never shOne on 30 many Bibles
as no does to-day; 1t only remuins for US
to studyitto BELIEVING epistlesto bs read OF
I'LL men. A well rounded Christian lives
not on parts, but GU the whole Bible, Q
compilation OF writings that were inspir-
cd, Holy men spoke Gs they were moved
by the Holy Ghost. Christ saya that the
StriptureR cannot ba broken. 1t
was once thought that Idaho and other
far Wca.ern States were OF little yalus.
They had not thsn been explained, Now
they arc thought by many 10 DO tho rich.
est part Of this fair land. There are many
things in this Giblo that | am cure you
have not explored. Why don't you do
| III Study, my friend, study.
There 10 no kind Of preaching more con-
viuC.ng h an inf lei than thu lulh,l iOg OF
propht Cies. | never saw q skeptiC that
you could not coniound with passages
showing the fulGllmelt Of prophecies.
Take the fate Of the city Of
Nlaeyhh there Is no ground for unbsliei
about that. You remember The things
Christ cid that the prophecies might Gs
fulfilled. Instead oil going about hunting
for new works 10 convince inGlel4 you
would bs!ter take the old proois-thOy are
the best.
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|
A Protest Against Political 0strRClSm by
tho IntcllIEonCor.
To The Editor u the MtGIliJaeEr
SR:-We would respectfully enter oul
protest, as Republicans, against your edi
torlal commpnts published in this morn
inG's THrRLLldESCER on the candidacy o.
Mr.. VIM. s. Meek, ono Of the Republican
nominees for tho House Of Delegates from
this county. We have been personally
acquainted with Mr.. Meek for some yeas
and know him to be a man Of good moral
character, honest and faithful in the die,
charge Of the duties imposed upon him,
as loyal a man as any who walks these
streets. Hecarries with him the dircharga
OF an honorable soldier, and his good Citl,
zsnUhip cannot BIO questioned.
II he is poor man and unable to pay
his obligations with that promptness that
Ia desirable, 1t Is his misfortune rather
than his fault; but II ought not to be- Wis.
tied upon him ss q representative oil the
party whose nominee no iS. Tho Repub,
lican party has ever been the faithful
friend and advocate OF the rights OF the
poor man and OF the lGboring man, and
the instance Cannot DO cited where politi.
cal ostraCIsm has bsen INDUCED ln by the
Republican party against q man on ac'
count Of his poverty.
With any personal differences that may
exist bGtgeOn Mr.. Meek and the TNTELLi.
GKNCEA We have nothing to do, and would
not presume to interfere In The slightest
manner. But Mr.. Meek Is tho nominee
Of The Republican party. Ho was reg.
ularly and unanimtu9ly nominated by a
convention representing the Republican
sentiment oil the county, and composed
OF delegates Who are vol known as hon.
orabls aud UPRIGHT citizens. AZ such
nomiuee We lhiOE Mr., Meek 10 entitled to
tbs support OF vi Republicans. His fealty
to QUE party hGs al ways been stauuch and
truC, and Ills nomination by a Republican
c)nv.ntt0n has placed the obligation Of
political iellly upon those who maintain
and advocate Z Republican principles,
There Ia too Inuth inya!yed In this cleo
ton Tor L ,pphltcsua to indulge IN polit,
irAl scattering this time, and we IespsOs.
tnlly hut earnestly protest against the pub.
l'uIiVn Of sentiments In the pal or, recog.
L E4i as . R-pnDlicau factor In our poliI.
iOal organic tion, the tendency Of which
10 tUpHj1dic public sentiment against q
nominee Of the party It supports,
W. ]. W, C0WnpN, Chair,
o q HpoRlEhn, SEQ,
Republican Safe Executive COMMITTEE.
WhGeliw, Nov, /, 1885.
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Madison district comprises the Island,
and in the city e1.snds from Ninth
street TO Eleventh street; Clay district,
from Eleventh street 70 Fourteenth. west
OF Market, down Market to Alley u, and
up Alley l2 and Fifteenth street to the
creek; Union district comprises all that
portion Of the city Routh Of the south
line aud north OF the creek; Centre dis
trict runs from the creek south to Twenty
third street. Votsrs should bear in mind
that this district has not been altered,
In some way the impression has gotten
out that It extends further south than
formerly. The boundaries remain as
here given. Webster district extends
from TwentY-thiId street TO the mouth Of
OaldWelPs Run, and thence southeast to
and east along the north eide OF Thirty.
second street to McOolloch street, north
TO OAldWell's Run, and then east to the
city line; Richie district extends from this
line south to the Marshall county line,
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ABOUT PEOPLE,
strGqEGtS 10 the ely aud wheeling Folks
Abroad.

|
StrEpE0TS IN the ely aud wheeling Folk
Abroad.
Mr.. Robert Barr, Of Nav Mirtinsy:lle,
was In the city yesterday.
The members OF the "G tmSlett Wiz
Company are a. tho st. Jalnss.
Judge James MIrrow, Jr., oil FAtrmont,
was at the McL1re Hum yss.etl4y.
Rev. VIM. Weir, Of Little Washington,
Is the guest Of friends o. MUti1's Ferry.
Mr.. Phil. Fisher, Of COLUMBUS, is Ii
guest Of John f. Miller at Martins FeSry.
Mr.. Joseph L,rkls has returned HON
from . six weeks TIP tArauab The Wes!.
eFp statss.
Nr. A. H..BeaCh arrived home yester.
day from Cleveland, where he has been
on business for several weeks.
MIR. Alfred A. Joel, business n,anager Of
Madam JanauSchek, is In the city arran aipu
Tor the appearance Of bis ataF al The Ooerd
House week from tonight,
Miss Lille PisEenpaugh, Of Morgan.
town, arrived In the city yesterday and
is the guest At MiSa sallle Roenler. She
Will 90 to Pittsburgh to-day on q visit.
Mt. H. W. sewsll, a woll.known theat.
rical man, Is in the city representing Mrs.
D. ?. Bowers, the famous aCtresa, who Will
appear at the Opera House next Monday
evening In "L1dy Audleys Secret"
Mr.. Msurcs Horkheimer has returned
from New York, where be took his little
boy 10 be treated IVY an eminent oculist
lor an injury 10 his eye inflicted by the
lid Of desk. The friends OF the family
will bs glad to know that the boys
eight was much improved.
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It, There Is nothing 80 sb:
such that God Cnnld not do It, He could
make man that could swallow Whale.
aOD's POWER.
Look at what God has done and then
tell me that Gcd cannot create things 70
suit hiR purposes, God gave Jonah as 3
sign; you can lad proof Of that IN two
places In Matthew. Now there Ia moth
ing more pVsClnul 70 the Chrlalian than
the stoTy OF the Resurrection, aud don't
you see inst how Jonah's expeEience was
a sign Of what was to Gomez? We
want to take every VOID oil the
Bible, The sEeptc finds fault
with the many supernatural things 1t
tells about and you are led TO doubt them.
Why, our God lisa supernatural one and
he has TO do Supernatural things, All
through the old Bible you read Of the Hu'
peruatural bOing done, Take Genesis
YOU read OF something donO and you
doubt it-lhroW the whole book out, Tor
what confidence eau you pat in the
writings OF ons when you li1d single
thing to donbt? The aan9 with Exodus
aud the same with every bOoE In
The Bible. We come down to the four Cos
pelsi now it's the most abiuI thing IN
the world 10 talk Of throwing them out
tue truth Of the events Chronicled In those
books has bean proven time and time
again; they are conceded TO be 30 by
many sksptiCs, and yet they are d led with
stories Of the supernatural, There wSi
hardly day that Christ did not DO some
thing supernatural, and thank God hi
lsull lives to carry on his supsrnatura
work. Every trus conversion Il some
thing supernatural.
MT. Moody continuing his talk to thos'
who doubt parts OF the Bible aud woulr
throw them out, reviewed the books 0
tho Now Testament, showing how ire
Quently they are made up OF parts frou
the Old Testament, The great want o.
ths day Ia men and women who believe II
tue whole Bible.
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lIOacOn Hill Liner,
Is tho Finest paper made. m
]. II. WILSON,
Bookseller n SlntlOnCT,
1903 Market 1t.
Tic 0rnnN OpcrN ItOu.r.

This house was well allsd las! nlEhtVby
q fashionable audience to witness the
initial performance Of "Ths Gamblers
Wife, The play abounda With songs
comedy and beautiful situations, aud the
company TUNED out, a. predicted. 0u
even one Of great merit. Mi. W. q, Dom
aldson 10 a pAlnt.taking actor aud soon
established himself 40 a iAyoTlte. Mics
Florence Worth ID q due actress and a
beautiful woman. III fact the entire com.
pAny rendered their respective parts In a
comnendAble manner. The Colofsd .qual'
tetle made q hit aud was recalled i've
times. The company again Rppaats this
evening, and they ought TO dEaE 40 inl'
tnRnBe audience.
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MANY Of the good things Of this lie are
sorrowiully let alone on account OF dys;
pepsia. ACker's Dyspepsia Tablets will
cure dyspepsia, indigestion and constipa.
tlou; sold on 0 positive guarantee at %
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THE BREAD OF LIFE
BROKEN TO THOUSANDS OF MEN,
Women and Children Yesterday Afternoon
apd Last Evening by MF, MISUNDERSTANDING
Services In ths Afternoon aud Even.
ing ut the Church aud Rink.

Tie Moody revival meetings which
commenced in this city Sunday, and are
to continue Tor Ten days, have already
surprised many people, and the iudics'
lions are that the results before the series
Is over will surprise great many more,
The surprised ones are those who did not
lmsgins-who could not have been
made to beIieye-thRt there was in this
city such y deep religious feeling as Is
manifested by The large outpouringa Of
lhs people to listen to the wonderful
Moody.
ThCae who had no. heard him did not
believe that no possessed the power
and the magnetiam that he doeF, until
lhav had seen with their own eyes,
Tho coming Of Moody 10 Wheeling Is
an event in which tho city and the sur
rouoding country should congratulate
itself, for the good his meetings will &C.
complish will be Of a lasting nature md
ila Influence DO felt, not only here, but
outside the CilY's limits.
The man himself is surprise even to
those who know him best, The indicate
gable manner In which no strives to bens'
1T mankind by expounding in the aim
pltat manner the Scriptures and his efforts
| 10 lead his fellow men 10 the CrO's fill one
with wonder and admiration for the man
He held two large general meetings
yesterday and two or three small
private ones. 1T was plSin to be
seen that interest In HIM and biz
work Ia growing, His plain, common
sense way Of putting tho truths, and thai
peculiar magnetism he possesses are draw
Ing the people about Mr., Moody as thC
people Of Wheeling have never been at
trgcted to any man before. llo appear
10 be impresaed with the need OF worl
being done here, and II Ia evident that hi
has entered upon 1t with all his energies
His fist meeting yesterday was with TIT
pastors Of the city and vicinity, al 0 O'Clock
at the y, NJ. @. A. building, There wal
u very general attendance and tine meet
ing wGa q very Interesting and profitable
one. Special arrangements were madt
| for the inquiry meetings aud the genera
meetings talked over. Mr.. Moody had I
chance at this Wsstlng to meet aud bs
come bstter acquainted with the pastor
who arc cooperating in this special woEl
TnORt heartily.
The meetings to-day will be the ram9 q
yesterday.
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WORKING IES MUSE wAw TO LEdsLArI AT TIE
POLLS
UNITED LABOR TICKET
-;FoS:-
HOUSE OF DELElATES, OHIO COUNTY
CiILRLEI ]. OL'As)s.
GEORGE l.. NUNS.
SUIIlW kRHF

u warrant you when | voted In the
convention for those two Republicans
did not know was helping to make q
United Labor ticket, to be used to defeat
part Of our own ticket. That's not q
square deal, and ! kick on it.p
Shortly alter a well.koown workingman,
member Of the Democratic party,
stopped the same reporter. He, too, had
q copy Of the Ohio Valley Boycoiier, which
some perJon had sent him through the
mail, with this paragraph marked.
"0ur societies 10 the past have been
pleased to assign important duties TO
brothers Chas. ]. Gleason, WIN. s. Meek
aud Geo. L. MUM, on account Of their
especial fitness and ability. They havs
meyer failed to do a service faithfully. We
win now call them from the workshops
and appoint them as q committee Of three
10 20 down To Charleston this winter to
l I1 our cause before the Legislature Of
Said this Democratic workiugmau:
"When l vote for members OF tho House
Of Delegates l vote for men to represent
all classes OF the people, and not for q
committee TO represent any Claal or got Of
men, Glass legislation 10 fspdgnant to
every fibre Of my being. l hateitl live
want q committee 10 represent our labor
union we eau get II another way. think
this thing ought to hurt those msn."
30 II goes.
eoSeERr or AeHoY.
The partisan politicians on both Hidea
are urging the voters Of their own side 10
"plt II in straight and those Of the other
sidA 70 saratah tleiE Tickets, while nuner.
working against individual candidates.
Among these efforts Is one By meana Of a
circular, as tollowsi
A Gonu4Ittss q workinamsu who are
opposed to the Boycott ask you TO coop.
crate with them by voting and circulating
the accompanying ticket.
COMMITTEES or FREE WoRXISaMES.
The ticket which accomp 4nies this iB
tao straight party ticket OF tho man 10
whom II IL addressed, tycspt that tls
mana OF Mr.. Gleason is ssfatGbed' of the
DJmoctltic ticket and those Of Mesars,
Meek aud MUM of tbs RIpubllOl1
tluEestio4
Tho Importance Of the Prohibition vote
cannot be definitely known, although
tofty.eight Prohibition votes have been
counted by name In the county. How
many more will be cast Is a matter Of
mere conjecture, -
Tho Gfm9i paAer came out lAst even.
Ing With the ASSERTION that the Ropuhli.
0lh party 10 a"Kuow Nothing party,
A member Of the local B1tChers' ASuocla.
tlon, commenting on this statement last
evening, said; "Up 10 yesterday morning
there were Just ten members Of our asso:
citation, oil Germans, aud oil the ten eight
are good sound Rspuhllcapq. That looks
like 4now NothilgiSm, don't ~ We
talked Of the last meeting Of the associa.
tlon Of having q new presidential election,
because the only Democrat besides the
president was absent"
Mt Deter ISerB9n, Of 1928 Main street,
desires the lkfpLLloRSoER 10 Say that Mt.
WeISgerber 10 throwing away stationery,
and wasting time and trouble when he
sends TO Mr.. tverson straight Democratic
ticket with this note In this same UnYel.
opel
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FALL and Winter Stock just received.
A full line OF Sniilngs, OIerCnailngs
and PantalOOnlngs. Also a full linc Of
our celebrated Knit Jackets. Scotch
sul'lDSs Specially q. 1,ys. . SONS.
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" rot would enjoy your dinner and
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cure for dySnepsla, indigestion, flalulency
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The. following shows the range Of tho
thermometer as observed at schnepPs drug
store, Opera House corner, Monday
YAM, 45'i IL M Gs'iS M 7O'; 7r. NJ,
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:NEw foRE, Nov 1.-The statue Of libst,
" was lighted iOrthe flrSt lime tonight and
the fireworks which were intended iot
ues on tho Orenlng Of the unwilling we're
ltt Of,
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For purpoaes Of estimate and compari.
son, the vote for Congressman in 1884 Is
given below by precincts in Ohio county
The total vote then cast was S.s47, and
BTannon's majority u,
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4 Connecticut customer writes 10 Geo.
7, lowell 4 OBS Newspaper Advertising
blteaui ~ Spruce ntrBet, New York, that
iot 800 In advertising done through them
be reAHEid net profit Of i've haudfed
aud BsvOntyllve dollars.
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New Goods received,
We are receiving daily large invoices Of
Shoes Of the leading ilakers In all sizes
and widthl, L. V. BLOND.
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Monday, November s, the p, O. & g.
L. Ry. 90. will eel excursion Tickets 10
Chicago at ratio Of $500 Tickets good
returning until November lS. Train leaves
Wheeling at l:l0p. M, city time, aTfiy,
Ing In Chicago Of $3.50 the following morn.
Ing, oct 2o
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lfOrsford's Acid rhosplatc

Makes Cooling Dtlnk,
Into tumblsr Of leo water pa. tst.
spoonful oil Acid Phosphate; add angat 70
tho taste,
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THE AFTERNOON MEETING.
Tho Whole Bible MS II Trxt- "A Powerful
Sermon by Mr, Moody,


sermon by MIR. Moody.
The meeting held at o'clock IN the
lars, audience room OF the Frat Presby'
torisn church WAS well attended, there
being worry few seats not occupied. The
sa:emblSge, as was to be expected, was
largely composed Ct ladies, but at the
came time there was good turntu! Of
men, the number OF business men present
being especially noticeable.
As ueual at the Moody meetings, the
auaster Of an hour previous 10
inc time set for commencing the
meeting was devoted to song.
Several familiar hymns we're sung, but, as
has been the case ct all o. the mestlGgs
hcl,! 40 far, everyone did not Join in the
singing &c they should.
Thsie is room for q wonderful improve.
meut in the siGging ct these meetings,
and the improvement should be made at
once. In tho iIlSt place everyone ought
10 sing the air-join in one grand unison,
Everyone would feel more like SingiDg
then and from the attendance would Q lmS
q volume Of song that would arouse
even The most Indifferent. As
II ia now, when the choir
undertakes to sing the parts, the effect Ia
decidedly thin. Another great improve
lnent would DO faster singing, There Ia
too much dragging now and not enough
life aud spirit. The singing can he made
on attractive feature and one that will 20.
compllsh much good in the way Of enthu.
hiRsm.
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Monday, November 8, 1880, the u, 40
will cell low tate exCut9ion tickets 10 Obi.
cago, good ten days, For full information
call At depot ticket office.
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Remarkable cures by St, Jacobs Oil de-
light sufferer, and convince the inCredu'
lous,
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now TO STUDY THE BIBLE.


Now, how arc We to study the Bible2 Il
took me dye years before learned how
to get into it, Tho trouble was tina. 10 my
boyhood days | was injured by the very
people that wanted and tried 10 help
mo. I MAYER had a Bible un,il was a
young man. We had O bible at OH
llOusV, butt was kept in the best room
aud we only got to see 1t once In great
time. Then tho most interesting thing
about 1t, was always tho family record
that told when father and mother we're
married and when we were born. And O.
Sunday school We had those abolninablG
old question booksi they were lazy
books - had IN them both tG0
questions and the answers. | tell
you the question books and those ahon.
Unable quarterly sheets that are used In 80
many OF the Sunday schools ore al! wrong.
lts the Bible you want to study. He told
about his experience when seventeen
years old. He vent TO t,1ston; attended
sunday school and WIS ahoYn Into the
Bible GLASS. They we're using bibles 70
study fcomi one was given to him and he
wsu 80 unstausintOd with It that he
CUulu NOV HHu tuo plhCe Iuo utupL 1OWuk
mon laughed at him; there is nothing
that hurts a young man so badly as 10 be
laughed 1t. The teacher saw HE embar.
saiMsnt and won him by handing him Bi.
bio with tho PLACE marked. One reason that
60 many boys hang sropnd outside your
churches aud schools Is because they do
not want 10 expose their iguoranC5 about
the Bible and DO laughed at. They have
been treated badly; they have not had a
OhOnpe Or been tauSht to study and handle
tho Bible. There Eas Q tune when un.
dertook to define tho Vhclo Bible
before was acquainted with 1t.
learned to defend only what / knew.
Right here want 10 say that tho greatest
hplp You can get in studying this book is
Alexalder Cruden's Concordance; II you
haven't got II get tbel1re Tou 50 home ;
mske a Furl on the book store5, and ifthey
haven't 1t insist on their getting It. l
hope the reporters will make a note Of the
nsne-Oruden's Concordance; keep 1t be.
fore the people: you will And 1t great
add
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The exercises proper commenced yoBt0r.
day afternoon with the singing Of "Swoet
Hour Of Prayer" and "My Faith Looks
up to Thee" Roy, j. Gibson CAN'T,
rector Of the st. Luke, offered the open.
Ink prayer, and tho congregation then
drawied out that pretty hymn, ons that
RhOuld be sung with lie and vIgor-
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Visitors d the Moody meetlups eau Get
an excellent lunch vt The "NOmanp Tx.
change" 1904 Main erect