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Tint Must be Takon-Nlr. HIoody'S Night
Discourse,


Tint Must be Taken-NIr. Moody's Night
Discourse.
The political jubilee Of last night had
no perceptibIe effect on tho attendance Of
the Moody revival meeting at the Chap.
line street rink. There must have been at
tho least calculation 5000 people in the
building. All the seats were filed and a
great many were obliged 10 stand up.
The street was crowded before the doors
wero opened and the uShera were kept
husily engaged when tho stream Of men
and women commenced 10 rush in, pack,
Ing the seats as closely as possible. The
audiences that listen To Mr.. Moody are
well worth studying. One flnds In thpm
people from all classes and walks in lie
and Of all age9 and conditions. The white
and black meet oil common level at 0
Moody meeting. Tho rich man sits DO.
aldo the day laborer and the woman
In silks and costly wraps weepB with the
ono yhols garments are shabby and worn |;
tho business Man aud his clerk meet
there; the theologian and the free.thinkor
often cit on the same bench; the serious
and the glppant-they oil 90 10 these
meetings and tho ono Il az snXious 10 be
there early and get q good seat al Tue
other. II can DO safely said that Mr..
Moody never finishes ono Of his talks but
what he manages To reach and effect In
greater OF leS0 degree the hearts Of every
ono Of his listeners; that ig in part the
secret Of bis success. Often he will have
tears utsndlng In the eyes Of every
ono In the housezatls IAoAt hard.
sned and sinful 40 well 90
40 the most tel;;aa.... hearted and godly. He
e 90 thoroughly in earnest that he forces
attention whether one wants To hear him
or not. This 10 q description Of oil hlS
audiences II describes the one OF last
night.
.,. PRoE. TowNER ABSENT.
Prof, Toyner was absent last night,
having gone to Martina Ferry 10 assist
Alexander Patterson, one Of MI. Moody'B
Co.laborerg who is holding revlySl services
across tue river. There was q large cholF
on the platform, however, and II and Mr..
llllllgsl's Cornet managed TO lead very
nicely. Another thing that helped 10
make the music enjoyable, last nlgkt,i was
that the hymns selected by Nj. Moody
we're oil good old familiar ones that all
could and did sing.
The opening prayer was made by Rev,
r, Rush Swope, Of 81. MAthews, and the |
second one by Rev. Dr.. Cunningham, oil
he First Presbyterian Church. Both
we're 90 earnest that they were quite I'm.
3teshlye. Mt Moody told about taking
Town 10 the prisoners In the PenllentiAfy
lot ui new hymn books that had heOn
purchased With the money collected Of
he afternoon meeting last Wednesday,
nd the pleasure thai Il was quite evident
hey had given, He SAld that hO pro-
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DoN'T fall 10 I'd to tho matinee at Grand
Opera Houue this afternoon.
AL. RICE 4 co.

Our special sale oil Handkerchief
closes With to-day. On Monday We place
on sale 80 dozen Boys Ties, Of fine silk
aud superior quality. They are good
value at 50 CDhts, but az We bought oil
tic manufacturers had left, We are 60,
ing 70 glte OuF customers The benefit Of
our cheap purchase, and 80 NO hare
marked them 70 cents, Perhaps II
would DO vel 10 buy some Of them now
for holiday lime. We can't got any
more, and We expect these 10 DO sold In
q few daysj besides, We would prefer 10
SEQ them distributed among many pur'
OhASets, and That ID tile reason we speak
:. .. I, Rice 4 %.
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Christ Ia savior. There Is not man
or woman here that has not some bs.
setting sin. Christ can and will save you
from that ain. don't care what your Sin
| il, YOU arc either getting the victory over
| It or it is getting the victory oyer you. II
the victory Is not yours, it 10 a nign that
YOU haven't got Chriges saving power and
strength. He died thSt We might have
strenpth 10 overcome all Gin, and the
nearer we get to Him the more power we
and, He is not only savior, but He is
great deliyerey. Some men only get
Chrlst as a SAVIOUR and don't know Him
az deliyerer. He saves US from
eternal miSeryt and he can deliver US from
the woes, and sorrows, and sins Of this
world. II iB His strength that SaVeB yoH,
but His blood delivers you from sin.
have very little sympathy in tho doctrine
Of a-Ohfist that iugt saves us and then
leaves Us. He CahD to yet ps free 70 De.
liver us. II you are held captive by be-
setting sir, He can dellvet you the same RS
He did the children oil Israel when they
came 10 tho Red Sea, and Pharoah'g ar:
mles we're In close puraplt behind. God
had saved them away down III Egypt, Gld
now he delivered them. We all know
what Il ia 10 come down 10 the Red Sea.
Make your troubles matter 81 prayer
no matter what they arc or how Vilo
the Gin ,aSy be. You have g had temper
lie viii deliver YOU from II and make
you sweet, Rmlahle aud l9Ysly sll ths
time, II you 10 10 Him In prayer Tor de-
liyetanCe. Ono Is not juBtihed 90 some
claim, in yielding 10 Sin, for he came 10
givO you strength 10 deliver you from
Gin,
SAVED, puT HOUND. N"
There are lots oil christians like I.lzl.
rus; they come forth from the tomb
sAVed, but bound hand and foot; they
haven't any liberty. lie can break your
bonds aud cot you Tree. The Great De.
lverer can cast OF all the chains Of Sin
that beBet you.
He is NOT only your savior and deliver.
or, but he can heal and quicken you.
Like the man out Of whom Ohtlbt cast
devils, every BlnnOr has hia dwelling
place In regular tomb. Thank God Tor
4 Savior that can deliver US from the |
power Of deyll1 aud thank God there were
40 inCuTSble cases when Uhfiat was on
sarihi when he was here hO was tue lead. |
nd physician. Itsls the same to-day;
here Ia not q caro- Of sin he cannot cure II |
ne have faith. RRiLli 10 O good thing 10
lave I've check God caIhes right on
ight with no dllcount. 1iyou get any.
hing you've got 10 have faith that you'll
,et Il, II your soul 10 III OF your heart
lCk, bring 10 Him and have faith In
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Tic Newest Iass lIurner-w. T. burt & Co.
10 Druggists q, B, Caldwell.
Dlds iOt shed and Gas Plpo-G. d. Caldwell.
List Of Letters.
Fifty Year1 Ia UEO-lAughliD Bros Drug TO.
FOR tent Furnished Rooms,
This Is tho bay II PayS-AlcMpchOn'S, -Fpprn
page.
Grnnd OpCrA llOuEU-ThC PRyementS Of FAriS,-
Fourth maze,
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Low itato Excursion 10 CuIcngo ,l"' MS !"
Monday, November s, 1885, The D. %. q " "
will sell excursion tickets 70 Uhlc'SoS
$500 for the round trip, IIcKen iii
returning ten days. Special seVp'I lava o
leave Wheeling for UhGieo on "V XIV
date al Oi25 d, IN. aud 40 P' III" u"
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PhyBlCianB, Lawyers, aud Business Men
are epthuslabtlo Ia their Endorsement Of
Salvation OIL. II cures The worst cases Of
rheumatism, % cents.
She cat on the plAno.stool with her
hands tightly olasped, looking tragic aud
tniBefable--6he could not sing q note.
gently suggested Dr.. Balls Cough Syrup,
The heGt day che was singing and tflllinR
IKE thS frat birds In The Spring, sSnsl.
bic girl
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lIotIford,s ACID rlOsphnlo

IN Nervous Headache, Fever Nnd Impotence
Dr. A, 8, Kirkpatrick, Van Vert, Ohio,
ssys. n have used II with the most
brilliant bpnbsss In chronic nervous head.
aches, hectic fever with pfoiug0 night
sWeAlB, inpOlenCe, nervousness" etc,
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FALL and Winter Stock Just received.
A full limo Of sultlngS, OyerC0atingg
and l'antalOOnlngS. Also Q full line Of
oar celebrated Knit Jackets. Scotch
'"''"S' 'p''"''C q. HESS & SONS.
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beacon liIil Linen,
IL The Finest paper made. ,,,.
j. II. WILSON,
Bookseller 4 stltlOner,
1908 Market *.

Chicago aud itGlurn 5000, BY tie Pan
Handle Route.
Monday, November s, the p, Q. K 81.
l., Ky, %. will sell exclusion tickets TO
ChiC6go AZ fAtb Of 5000. Tickets good
returning until November Is. Train leaves
Wheeling At iil0 p. M, city time, Arriy.
Ing In Chicago d $50 the following morn
iDP, oct %
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WE have introduced q new System Of
selling Watches on the lnStallnlent plan
whereby you can secure q watch az once
on easy payments. Tall and Investigate.
JACOB w. GRUDD, JeWclOr,
Cor. TKelltl and Market Its.
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KIDNEY PAINS

IN with their woarY, dull. aching lllelS,,
~ ESSiSs g. hSnI sS Sal i:llss' 4n 4 az
L Plaster, Warranted, Al dfuRlltlt, "a
ASSOuW lostRF Drug W, Boston,
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TRIUMPHAL PARADE
OF VICTORIOUS REPUBLICANS,
They Paint the Town a Glorious aud Bril-.
liant Red over Goa, Scott and the Gen. Z"
eral ReSult-A Big CslsbFa-
ton over Big Achievement,

The iolli6cation Of the Republicans OF
Wheeling last night over the increased
maioritss given GolT in this district, the
reduced Democratic maioritles inths other
district, the election Of member OF the
House and Senator, aud the scaling
down Of the Democratic msjorlty in the
Legislature, to say nothing Of the gain in
Congress from Yirginia,the defeat OF Morri-
son and Hurd and the narrow escape Of Gar
lisle-the victory all over the country, in
faCt-waa worthy Of the great victory
which inspired It, The parade was q bril-
liant one, the enthusiasm was great and
spontaneous, and the people came out in
thousands TO greet the procession as Il
passed, The city never saw greater
demonstration OF the kind with as little
attempt at organization. The whole az
fair sPrang Of Itself from the hearty feel
ing OF rejoicing,
Early in the evening the Rsgistr at
tempted 10 dRmpen tho ardor OF the boys
by displaying two life size ROSTERS over q
bulletin giving Wilson 200 majority In the
Second district, This was not borne out
by anything, This didn't 90. The en-.
thusiRsm Of the Republicans was like nat
ural gas; 1t needed q damper. A DEM
ocrat said Just % the procession moved
at is well you fellows didn't elect Flick
you'd have burned down the town.
The Registers growing over holding part
OF its own BY Q close shave was o subject
okmuch mirth,
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EVERY lady In the city 9hoo.l, H. X u s,I.t ".
matinee Of Grand Opera liou'' '''' '''
noon.
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Tho following shows the range Of the
thermometer % observed al schnepl's drug
store, Opera houee corner, Thnnday:
"a. NJ, 43'; IL NJ Ol';3EM, CO.,; 7r. NJ,
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TIE MUSIC.

Prof. Towner was late yeatorday after;
noon, and the singing before no arrived
was rather weak. The professors own
organ had been substituted for TIE, one
that has been In use, and ms ne had lhs
key In his pocket 1t could not be opened
The ladies' Of the choir braveIy did their
beat, however, about one.tenth OF the
congregation Joining in rather spiritlesa
manner, After Prof. Towner arrived he
wakened everybody up and the singing
Was more enjoyable. He gave outa num-
her Of new songs from "The Cos.
pel Choir" among them clark, bark
nv Soul! Angelic Songs ore swellingl :,
WBlessod be tho Fountain Of Blood !;
Coating all your care upon Him." and
"Come. Great Deliverer, come" Rev,
Mr.. Grimes made the opening prayer,
"Hsllolujah what q Savior" was another
new hymn that the congregation was
taught, Prof. Towner singing all but The
last line, which was the title, in which
The congregation Joined. This was follow
ed by IN earnest prayer, delivered by
Rev, Mr. Denton, Of Fulton. Jesus,
Lover OF my Soul" was sunRby the entire
Ossemblage. Mr.. Moody made q number
Of announcements and then stated that he
proposed To talk upon subject rather
than text 1t was q subject isr
more important than any text a
subject that every one ought to realiEe
snd find great profit and comfort In. y
was. what Christ wants to be to US. II
He IL not all you think He ought to DO to
YOU, It is because you won't have Him 90
| he wants you to have Hin. Christ l.
great and strong and mighty, or Smsll
and weak, lust as we make Him; the
closer we gel to Him the more we find
l Him IN be,
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INpIcATloNp.

WAsHlEdToE, D. o., Nov. OIL A. M
For Western Pennsylvania, and Wrst
Virginia, ia!r weather, slightly cooler
northerly winds.
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GREAT ATTRACTION.

The nose OF Bartholdi's Statue Is ioal
feet long. Liberty will be likely 10 ~
more than her share Of the l Nila,
when the garbage sCows come gIi'lP
down the fiYer.-BOtLOn 7tanActiHL
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LADIES, remember the matinee al Grand
OpetA HoulO this afternoon,
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NSCHAPLINE STREET NJ. II,
W. CllURCll-Rey. J. q, Hull, pastor. Services
lt 1880 4. ~, and ?. ". Sunday IchOOl Rl 2
r. n. All are cordially invited
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n6n.. ,.n. N ~ ll.ggs I.AN

CU1itvaA RntHplEl are a positive cute Tor eyofy
form Of Skin and Blood Dlieasa from flmbits 10
Bcf0i1lA, EOld everywhere PflO9t CUltCURA, %
BY the rOfTER DRvO AMI OHEAiCAL Co., B6SIOn,
Mas,
send for "fiOw to Cure skin Diseases, ~
pIuPLEs, BiAokheadg Skin iIOnlIhos, aud iIaby
lM Huuion, ulO CutiCURA BOAP,
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NSUNITED PRESBYTERIAN
W. CltURCH-ROv. J. T. Mcclure DID,, pastor,
Service tomorrow at 1880 a. ". and at r. u,
Sabbath School ct 2 Pm All arc invited
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| MRFIRsT BAPTIST CHURCH.
w Corner Twelfth and Byron StteetS-Rov A,
I, Jordan, pastor. Preaching tomorrow at II A.
evening.
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A BRILLIANT SCENE,

While the parade was drawn up In line
In front Of re Lincoln Club rooms, tho
scene from rquare distant was never sur
passed In Wheeling, not even in the
glory Of heated Presidential contest.
The space on Market street from the Club
house above Twelfth street was one solid
sea OF red fire, from the depLhs Of which
sClntillated the red and green rays Of Ro-
man candles, with now and then "the
rockets red glare" It was scene long to
DO remembered.
The procession moved northward on
Market street to Seventh. All along the
street 1t wac greeted by shouts and waving
Of hGndkorChiefs, while from about every
third house red fire and rockets made the
street as bright as at MONDAY.
As the procession filed UP the street
with the red Ere torches by the hundred,
1t looked like the pillar OF FIRE goin { before
e thepromised land OF a Republican West
Virginia. Down Second street and down
Main theEeeneB were the same. All tho wsy
the blare oil tin horns almost drowned The
excellent music Of the Union OornOt band
OF E'nayille, aud tho hall doSsn drum
coipl There must have been thousand
in horns footing In unison, and occasion.
ally they would stop Ss II by one impulse,
and above the lively strains OF "MaIchirs
through Georgia. or "Rally Round the
Flag, Boys" would be heard confused
but hearty chorus 81:
"Hurrah for Goffl"
"Hurrah tor Soottn
"HuHah for Blaine
nHurrah for Whitaker
"Hurrah for Beaverl"
"Hurrah Tor 0hiow
They hurrahed for everybody and every
thing but Brannon, and then began to
foot their horns again.
BRANNoN's WAKE.
Had Judge BrGppon, who last week
promised to oiiCiate at Colts funeral cor.
emonics, been on hand, he would hsvs
admitted that these wero ths liyeliest Oh.
sequles he ever witnessed. Bu., alss tho
Judge was not on hand. Captain pJy.
ener's prediction that the Judge woald be
buried 90 deep the pieks5J Of time would
never uuearth him proved too true
The procession which was compassd oi
all classes, from the gtaid citiz.u who bs.
came Q Republican when tho party was
born, to the young fellow who CAT HID
first vote last Tuesday, and cant 1t right
marched down % tRg ~ Twenty. iourth
street and haOk up Market 10 Sixteenth,
through East Wheeling and back 10 the
LinGe!n Club rooms. The sElunphs at the
start were repeated all along tho line, and
the enthusiasm at the finish was as great
as ever, the red fire as proiuse and brill
liant and the tin horns as noisy.
1t was o great night, rs tho boys had q
right to make 1t. No such q night can he
expected again till 1888. and then the Rs.
publicans will make 1t.
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M3TH1RD PRESBYTERIAN
0rS CllURCII-Eight ward. Services Sabbath,
November at 1880 A. Y. by tho pastor, Rev. Il. ",
"IIome Missions" Sabbath School al arm,
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APPROPRIATE BADGES.

Before the parade started of, hundreds
OF yellow strips were printed at the INTRL-
LIdRNCER office for badges. One bore the
picture Of Gen, Got to which Mr.. Frame
Is fond Of abiding as q ''ateel engraving
that costs two for a nickel" and 1t also
bore the legend, "0hio County's Choice"
Another had the old familiar "Why we
laugh" cut of 'S2, labeled "Ths Chic Coun.
ty Smile" It's appearance revived reCol-
lection Of past glOries. and increased the
enthusiasm perceptibly. Then there was
"thGs same old coon" as pretty as ever
o very good portrait Of the two live ones
borne aloiE In the procession feasting on q
deiunCt rooster.
Tho rush for these at the INTELLIoENCRR
countlng.room, where they were given to
the crowds, was enormous. There was q
crush Of people for almost an hour. PEG.
pie pinned two or three on their coats or
covered their hats with them; and the el-
feet on the appearance OF the procession
was peculiarly picturesque.
When the profession started the side.
walk from Twelfth street almost to Four
teenth and above 10 LleVonth' were
lamMed 10 "a to DO literally impossible,
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1SFoURTH STREET NJ. Z. CHURCH,
W. Ggneral meeting for wOrkOis by Mr.. Moody,
rCaehllig BY The pastor, lev. H.. Y. Randolph, B,
", o. 10 A. n. aud preaching aud special services
o. I!So =. n. Sunday 9ChOOl at2P.h
N5SEC0ND PRESBYTERIA N
W. CHURCH-Rev. VIM, II. Cooke, D. D., pastor.
Services Of 1890 A, \. aud 7.aO p, \, SABBATH
School ats n, All arc Welcome.
r S1ST. MATTHEW'S OHURUH.-REV.
~ X Rush 5wope, reCiOf Service on Sunday
At 1880 A, n, and 1880 r. n.
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Finest IN The LAND

Is it good judgment to pay $50 to $50 Tor overcoats,
the goods OF which are no,b better, the making not SO
good and the fit comparison to our overcoats at from
$Ioto$a5?
Daily Honolulu press. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1886, 1886-05-01
An Ycnsilsh Home for Inebrinto..

The Dalrymple Home for Inebriates,
near London, which was established In
order TO give the "habitual drunkards'
act" a fair trial, has been declared by the
government inspector TO have given salts
factory results. Forty-nine patients we're
admitted. All but one were well edu-
Gated, eight having passed through col
lege; twenty-six were married, twelve
single, and three widowers; thirteen were
men of fortune, seven were in the civil
service, four were lawyers, four doctors,
four clerks, one librarian, and the re-
mainder In business.
In twenty-five cases there had been in
ebriety in the family, In six it was in the
father or mother In i've in the erandpa-
rents. In seven the brothers, and in seven
the uncles in twenty-four cases hered-
itary drunkenness was not established; in
six cases there was insanity in the pro
genitors. Twenty-Five were constant
drinkers, and twonty-four We're periodical
inebriates; forty-three OF the forty-nine
used tobacco and two ohloral. One patient
afterward became insane, three died, one
was not heard from, one was readmitted,
six were unlmproved, six were improved,
and fourteen were doing we'll, That ID,
one-half Of the survivors resumed the du-
ties Of life, and 20 per cent improved
London Letter.
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A Nation paxslonaa to Order.

The idea is general that very long
time is necessary to develop nation.
Byron informs us that "a thousand years
scarce serves to form state.n Still, the
statements of Scotchman residing at
Nuxualofa, Tonga islands, be true, ma
tlon with all the modern improvements"
has been created there in the short space
OF twenty-five years, chiefly by the exer-
tons of a single individual.
This gentlemen writes to The Glasgow
Herald that there are now living on the
Tonga islands, which are situated in the
South Pacific ocean, about thousand
miles northeast Of New Zealand, persons
who, in their childhood, ate human flesh.
Less than century ago most Of the peo-
pie were cannibals, while all OF them were
savage, cruel, and degraded. To-day the
people are peaceable, industrious, refined,
and generally well educated. They owe
their conversion and present enlighten-
mont to the missionaries. Chicago Times.