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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-01
THO Inauguration I,nlI,

1t has long been the custom tolnclude
q ball as one Of the social features of the
inauguration Of a President, This time
the usual arrangements are being made
for the ball, Some clergymen and lay.
men who do not approve OF dancing and
balls are entering their objection.
With all respect to these excellent
persons, what have they to do with the
ball2 They will not DO taxed to defray
the cost, aud the ball will not llaunt in
their faces its deCollette costumes. II
they don't dance they don't have to pay
the piper
The ball people will go their way and
the other peopIsSwil 50 theirs in this
free country. What Is the use Of kick
ing the ball when It is down on the bills.
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General Gers Plurality Tor Governor,

The official returns from every cOuu,
ty, carefully verified, show that General
Golf has a plurality Of 100 for Governor,
This isthe will Of the people, as clearly
expressed as though the plurality had
been hundred times as great.
The scheming Of the Democratic man.
ayers is to find q way to wipe out this
plurality which the people have given
to General Gotf and invent a plurality
toEJudge Fleming, They are not will.
ing to allow the people to elect a Cover
nor, since the people have not chosen
the man OF their choice.
Unless the revolutionary scheme shall
be abandoned, much Of tho time Of the
Legislature and much Of the people,
money will bo wasted in an effort tc
bring Democratic victory out Of Demo
cratic defeat,
While the Democrats are pulling thei
string the Republicans will be standing
by the vote of the people, The Demo
cratic game viii not win, Goa is elect
ed and he will be SO declared.
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TRUsrEE's SALE
OF Eighth Ward Property,

by virtue Of A decd Of trust made BY lNSa
Zliinef and wiio, 10 INC, dated kQyemb.t Z,
1876, aud Of record IN Jh6 Office Of The gen Y
the County Court Of uhin tgOnny, WeN. w
glnlA, IN Decd Of Trust Book No. ~ at lase''
Twill, Oh
SATURDAY, the 10Th DAY Of JANUARY, W..
al 10 clock a.. M, NJ The north front dooi o. y,
Court llOuh0 Of Ohio county, W. Va Onti VI
lalB At public auction, tho following dttiy,tt
property, iOwitl Lot humber eight ~ ~ NJ
humber tWuntytlX (2bJ Oi the addition " w
city Oi Wheeling laid out by Spfigg aud klIlII
which lot IA situated on the corner east ol lNIss
street and north Oi 1Weiilynlnth street w ",
Blghih ward Oi hald city aud In, = rom o.
Jacob street Of nifty ieet and depth Of Wv
hundred feet, .,.,s
mOneJ,A and M much more m tho purchaser wv, ".
elect, Id CaAl. rot tho remainder the pntcNAI
10 gly0 two notes With tenODnl security w
6qial amounts, beAflng Interest, ard malnInt
al such periods " the purchaser may elect W.
moi exceeding one and two Jeaftt FcslccliNtI.
from date III sale. TILE y 10 retained WI PW
eh6tb money ID raid IN itlll,
'""'S ''' WILLIAM EllgKiNE, Trustee
wHEELiN0, Dec, II, l@S' deIi
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TO ihe Editor Ofthe EstslllgsRcsr,
Sin; Forty,eight years ago l cast my
first Presidential vote, and Il cost INC six
dollars, in this way; |, at that time, re,
sided in Wheeling, then In the State Of
Virginia, the laws Of which demanded
a property qualification Of its voter-he
must be owner OF slave or realty or be
at the head OF a family and pay State
taxes-CloCks were taxed then.
Being a single man, and not being
possessed OF proper qualifications, | was
barred from voting until W. i. Peterson
sold deeds for fifty acre lots OF land In
Tyler county. /, like many others, paid
five dollars for such deed and one dol
lar for recording 1t, aud on election day
| went to the polls rs largo rs life and
voted (rirGrOce) for Tippecanoe and
Tyler too.
On November 9th | had the glorious
satisfaction Of not only myself but two
OF my sons voting for young Tippecanoe
and Morton too. My conntrymen,iwhO
changes have been made in those forty
eight years! = Virginia dismembered,
with no rird.rOce voting, no slavery nor
property qualification; millions Of slaves
set free and the whole country develop
ed so that now we are the greatest na-
ton on the earth. am glad am now
living in "a State whose Governor says
to a President you cannot deseCratC the
emblemH Of victory triumphantly worn
in fratriCide conflict to preserve this
Union.
The Pan. LIlNdtc Ia broken on
mo 'SOlll south" have wOl
And In the future Nathan GOH
Us gOYerHor VIII DO.
1Thcelinq, ". Va. I'M. W.
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nolne. ia tlle seetl.

The Queen & Crescent route will
sell excursion tickets to Fort Payne, At
ITALIA, TnsCaloosa, Decatur, Ala, Hates
burg, jackson, Miss, and Arcadia, La
at one fare for round trip, on November
20, December A and IS, tickets good FOL
sixty days. Now is your chance TO ex
anime the cheap farming lands Of the
South. No billiards., sure crops, and q
pleasant climate. All trains leave from
tho Grand Central Depot, Cincinnati
For pamphlets and other information
address Nell o. Kerr, Central Passenger
Agent, Pittsburgh, Pa, or D. G.. Ed
wards, acting General Passenger Agent
Queen & Crescent route, Cincinnati
Ohio.
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When hundred bottles Of Iaraparllla or Other
prctentlous specifics fail to eradicate Unborn
scroiuln or contagious blood poison, remember
that u. D. Il. botanic Blood Balm has gained
many thousand victories, Ia rs many seemingly
incunhle instances. Send to the Blood Balm
Co., Atlanta, Ca, for "Book Of Wonders" and be
convinced. Its the only THuE BLOOD PURIFIER
g. NG0cr, Howcll's X Roads, Ga, writes
~ was affected nine years with sores All the
medicine could take did mo no good. 1 then
tried u. II. d., and eight bottles cured mo sound.
Mn. s. NJ. Wilson, Round Mountain, Texas
writes: IA lady friend Of mine was troubled
Win bumps mud plmples on her face and neck
She took lhypO bottles of y, Il. b., aud hcr kin
got soft aud smooth splmpes disappeared, aud
her health improved greatly
James l.. lIOEwOflh, Atlanta, Ca, writes:
"sOme years ago contracted blood poison,
had no appetite, my digestion wlS ruined. Fhen'
inAtIsln drew up my limbs 50 ! could hardly
walk. my throat was callterlIcl I've times. Hot
Springs gave mo no benefit, aud my lie was one
o. tOTtnic until gave II. y, u, trial, and, sur
prlHng us Il may seQrn, the use Of i've bottles
cured me-" Logan i 10, Wholesale Agents.
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AUCTION sales,
AUCTION SALE
Every Afternoon and Evening.
To DO closed out this week, regardless Of value,
100 Oil Paintings.
so Art Engrayings.
THE CREAM OF THE STOCK.
Also, onelOt wooLEN GOODS.
Notions, JOwelry and Musical Instruments.
Geo. A. WiCkham'S Auction House,
dea No. llSs MARKET STREET.
VALUABLE COAL PROPERTY
AT
PUBLIC AUCTION.
VALUABLE COAL PROPERTY
PUBLIC AUCTION.
sATURDAY, JANUARY Y, lSsl,


commencing att O'Clock a. M, the following
Valuable Coal Property, viz! All the coal under
lying Lots Numbered One, Two, Three, -Four,
Five, Thirteen ana Fifteen, upon the plat Of The
Lydia s. Crugcr estate, or Kim Grove PropertyM
sub, divlded, which plat Is recorded IN the OilCV
OF the Clerk Of the County COurl ui Ohio cOnn'
", West virginia, In Deed Book No. b, page ~,
said lots comprising W acres
Also, the lot In the village Of Kim Grove, on
which II situated tho mouth or opening Of the
coal shalt Of W. T, Chambers 4 Co, such lot BE-
Ing bounded Us follows Commencing al u pOllt
In the llno next the old mill race Of Lot Of the
plat OF the said Cruger estate, which point Is
where the east lines Of Lots 70 aud y IN the plat
OF ". T, 4 ]. V. Chambers Eub.divlklon ui Iarl
Of said Lot 5, (which last named plat Is recorded
in Deed Book No. 20, page ~, when projected
Will lnerseCt said limo Of L0th next the old mill
race, thence running In sou htnslCtly direction
with said last named line l9J feet more or lcsS 70
whore the line Of the fence on the east side Of
the lot on which the mouth o. inc cOal sllull Is
situated lntCtseCts said line OF said Lotto; thence
running With raid last mentioned fence IN 4
nOEtheFly direction 10 tho rear OF north IL - Of
NId lot containing Inld shalt mouth thence
With said last named fence 10 the northeast y :
ner Of said Lot Is; aud from thence Whh the
east lines Of said LOI2S and ~ to the place
beginning, together with oil &c BOILER, kn'
glties, Machinery, Appliances, Pumps. Tanks
IIOlAtlng Appliances Tippleti and all other ma
phlnery and appliances on the LOT above dp'
G0rIbed or pertaining Ia any way thereto
Also, ali Railways, Ttam'Ways, TURNTABLES
Wagons, 6ldlngg, Triples, Chnpl, TfesIllng'
Scales, Bins, Boilers, Engines, Halls &G, NJ,
and property OF every kind belonging to the lltm
Of ". r. Chambers & Co.
TERMS OF sALE-0nGthlfd aud ~ much more
as the purchasers elects 10 pay III cash on mo
day Of sale, the balance In two equal lnStalmtlti
III ono and two year, notes bearing inleIts
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Trustees Sale.
ERusTEEls sALE

TRusTEE's SALE ,,,.. ,.,.., ,,s
py virtue Of decd Of trust made by David
KuIl, Junior, and BafbRn, his wife, to mg V
trustee, bearing date on the twelfth day Of Jall,
uATy, III the year one thousand eight huhlltu
and eiRlty.fve, aud recorded IN the ONCE Of lhe
CLERK Of the County Court Of Ohio county, ives!
Virginia, In Deed o. Trust BOOK NO. ~ phge Y
/ will proceed 10 sell lt public auction ~ llV
front door Of tic Court House Of Ohio county,
In Wheeling W. Va, on
SATURDAY, JANUARY u, 1882
commencing nj 10 O'Clock Il, m, the following
described property, that H. to Bdy: All inst Ctt;
lain piece Of real estate situate In tho Guy o.
wheeling, In the county Of Ohio, aid State q
West virginia, and particularly described nlO
lows, that Ii 20 say! thirty feet OF 10y hulnDtlI
ono hundred aud Ninety situated gu W. ~
side Of ChRpllnc street, III that part o. lhe CiW
bi Wheeling known IA Centre Wheeling Wlng
ali Of The NlnO property which Wub conveyed v
II, II, llOFnbFO6k BY Daniel Peck and lIeniJ y;
Russell, special commissioners, by lctu Hav1
November II, 1881, and OF record ln ~ OMIg "
West Virginia, In Deed Boob, ~. 70, Peg ~,
and conveyed 10 the said David kull, Junior, "
n, Ii, iiOTnbFOOk aud wife by deed dated J9nu,
afy ~, 1855, which Last mentioned deed y uun
Of record In tho Office Of the CLERK 81 Tue county
Court Of Ohio County West Virginia. ..,.,o
TERNS or BALE--OhO.thifd OF the purchase
money, or "a much more ~ the purchaser llhG
elect Ia nay, cash In hand on the day Of sale Az
ihe ieSldu6 In two equal lnstnllmgnu, pAyaDlyF
respectively IN Que and two years from ihp W.
u iale with Interest from that day, W. W.,
chaser 10 giyO his NOTES, Win gyOd ieouIllWH
ihe deferred payments, and the legal Ute 70 Y
retained a. luther security until phymeh'H
The tito Ii believed u DO good but Ielllnlg
trustee shall convey only such titl y MyeV'
uEOH1E II. 4, GlLCllhlsI
det0 Trustee
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-01

Population and Prospects OF Wheeling,
The present population Of this city, MS
near as can be ascertained, is about 49,
Oh, We arrive at this estimate by tax
ing the ratio Of voters to the actual
population, This local ratio can be as
certained almost exactly by going back
to the census year Of 1880 and taking
our population us given by the census of
that year and dividing into it the whole
number Of votes cast that fall at the
Presidential election. The census re-
turned So,73G people for the city and we
Gust that year O,67l votes, which gives
us n ratio of 400 between voters and
population.
This ratio shows that four years later,
in 1884, We had a population OF 3S,455,
as we east that year 1878 votes, and that
we had this year a population OF SG,Oll,
as we cast 1850 votes,
Our growth has been at the rate of
about 24-l0 per cent per annum, and
this same rate will give US at the next
census, two years hence, a population OF
3s,SSs, or 93l more than the population
Of the county in 1880.
There is, however, every reason to ex-
pect more rapid growth in our popula-
tlon during the next two years, and we
shall miss our guess decidedly II the
census does not show 10000 people in
Wheeling.
Among the influences at work to aug
rnrnt our population at more rapid
rate we need only refer to the new bridge
crossing the river at this point, the COM
ingin Of two more railways, Unprotected
improvements by the Baltimore & Ohio
Company, the new potteries, &c.
All these and other contemplated inn
provcments in various directions will
give decided stimulus to our growth.
Wire rods and wire nails will probably
be made here this year. They are the
natural outgrowths Of our steel plants,
Just us tho Tube works were the out
growth OF ono OF these plants. The
minds of our nail people are now deci-
dedly turned in the direction OF the wire
nail in CONJUNCTION with their present
cut nails. 1t is a necessity to produce
these nails aud the first step will be to
produce the wire rods. The Wheeling
Steel Works have such plant now I'M
der consideration.
Altogether tho outlook for Wheeling's
growth in population and business has
not been so hopeful for years past. She
is on the up turn and no mistake.
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with fewer advantages are moving
faster- It isthe privilege Of West Wiz.
GINA to shoot ahead and distance them
all. This we understand West Virginia
intends to do,
The Legislature Of 1880 can give the
popular ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and new
force, and there Is every reason TO ex,
pect that the Legislature will cheeriully
do its full duty in this regard,
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Two.thirds OF all deaths in New York
City are from consumption or pneumo'
mia. The same proportion holds for
most other cities. Delays arc dangerous.
Dr. Ackcr's English Remedy for con-
sumption will always relieve, and may
save your life. o. Il. GoetEe, Il, d. Burt
Q. MenkemGllcr, Logan 4 90, 4
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IUTNIV1WN l1'H1i'''' I'''''W'''I'''"' "
Wet Virginia stands well In this OK.
blbit, but she las not attained the place
10 which her wealth Of resources emit.
Ties her and which tic right kind Of ef'
fort aud enough Of 1t will give hur We
must keep ON telling tho world what vo
have until wo induce more men oil
means, Of intelligence and Of energy 70
come In and share with Us tho good
things with which Nature has endowed
uB.
wOsG Virginia has made q good be-
ginning on tic line Of her development,
but 1t Is only q beginning Other States
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TO 1Iotl,ers hunting suItablo Presents.

We respectfully ask you to examine
tho World Type Writer, aperiectly prac-
teal writing machine for $40 90, II is
highly recommended rs M educator.
Tho privilege OF returning during the
holiday week amy writer TINT doOs not
interest and please the party to whom
presented. EDw. L. ROSE 4 Co.,
IS Twelfth street.
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ADl.llnct Nalno wanted.

I'FtilOh County, V0UFNHI' -.
The ISTELLlaENcER Is advocating the
changing OF tho name Of this State 10
Kanawha. ,Thiswas the name originally
suggested. There aro many reasons why
the State should have distinct name,
which West Virginia Is not.
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OBSERVE that General Golf punues the
even tenor Of his way, and it Is a pretty
good way too,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-01

City Man-"lyhat effect have these
heavy rains on your farm, Mr.. Hay
seGdW Dir. Hays6ed-"Well, I've kind
or concluded I'd try raisln' fish for the
market instead Of garden truck.
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rrosrs.. Of .lo lnaa..rlal soa.ll- wo.t w

sinia.
The IXTBIlIGENcER is indebted to the
Manufacturer Record for advance sheets
Of a carefully prepared and valuable ar
ticlc reviewing the industrial develop
mcnt of the South for the past year and
making striking comparisons for the
three past years. The publication gives
the number and character Of new enter
prlses in the whole section, and the
capital and capital stock by States.
Theincrcaso in 1888 does not, ofcoufse,
show anything like the same percentage
that 1887 showed over 1885, when tho
ration WINS more than 100 per cent, a
length of stride practically impossible to
maintain. Still the increase is very
gratifying, as the exhibit shows:
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How MANY more Democratic confer
onces to find way to do tho people out
oftheir votes?
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CHEER up, Democratic friends, Wen
give you Q better administration Of pub
lie affairs and more prosperous times in
1850.
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gratliylng, as llle exhibit shows.

The now enterprises set on foot in the
South since January ], 1885, Is s,023-a
remarkable record.
The capital and capital stock repro.
scented by the new enterprises Of 1888,
tabulatcd by States, Is not. less instruc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-01

Bn sure you write It 1880. Old things
have passed away,
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EyERy Republican in his place when
the Legislature meets,
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Awaiting Rise.

It Is estimated That there Is half o mil.
lion dollars worth oflumber lying In the
Little Kanawha river, awaiting q rise.
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The election returns have returned to
plague the Democracy of West Virginia,
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srArn or Quo, Clry o. TolEDo,

LUCAS CoUNTY, y, y.
FRANK j. CngNEY makes oath that lie
Is the sChlor partner Of the firm Of i, u
CHENEY 4 Co., doing business IN the
City Of Toledo, County and State alore.
said, and that said firm will pay the sum
OF oNB HUNDRED D0LlARa for each and
every CaHo Of CataKh that Conn0t DO
cured BY the use Of HALLS CATARRlt
OURE, FRANK Jl CHENEY.
Sworn 10 before me and subscribed In
my presence, this 9th day Of December,
a. -. :. S0' Aw, GLHAsoS,
SEAL Notary PH6lic,
Halls Calarrh Cure 10 taken internally
and acts directly upon the blood and
inucus surfaces Of tht system. Send ior
testimonials, free.
FJ, CHIMNEY 4 Co., Toledo, o,
bCy~sold by Druggists, 70 cents nav
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FOR SALE.

TX Acres Of Land, one.hRli mile west from
lower point Of Wheeling Island.
50 Acre Farm, 60 acres cleared, frame house
barn and stable, orchard OF apples, peaches
plums and cherries, miles West,ot MRtAnoias
Convenient to church and school Price 600
VIII exchange for city properly Of equal value
No. 28BR, 2S:ls and 23IO Main street.
No, 2l26 Market street,
No, 2lIS and 9li7 Market st., business houses,
No, 1910 aud 1919 Market street.
No. 1906 and 1905 Jacob street,
No. ilgl EOlf street,
No. 221S Main street.
No. Ti0l6 Market street.
No. l87 South broadway.
No. Go Zane htrccti corner OF Zane aud South
broadway,
No. 40 Eleventh street,
Three Desirable Residences on Fifteenth Ct:
A Desirable Residence on west side 81 Eot
street, north Of Fourteenth street, ground tul
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| lPhtollH1 RtgltIeh
Col. o. Hart told Mi. Harrison that
n\YO want no lnongFels,"
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what Is Col. llurt'S definition Of
"mongrelS~
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MAY the New Year be prosperous and
happy,
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US. Rhodes g. Co.
'7 WHAT YOU WANT 70 BUY
FOR
CHRISTMAS.

Ladies' Linen Cambria Embroidered HAndEer'
chiefs at DC, Zoe, 7bC, q 90 and 81 co.
GentlemGn's Hemltitphed Linen HAndker'
chiefs, extra fine o cents each.
GchtlemCn'E HemBtltched Initial uRnuker'
chiefs, all linen, % cents each.
GentlemGn's Cream While SILK Mutller1, fine
Lac Lace BED ssts, With shnms to matCa, 800,
s. SO and 8 %.
'' Lace Curtains at 200. $3.50, 500, $50, 500
AI Chenille Pofiien at 5000 per pair, former
Turkey Rcd Table Cloths, bordercd all around,
az yards long, for q 90 each.
Tapestry Table Covers, ~, 10 cCntsi b., s.
ccntsi "a, q OOi 81, $40, These are lowetthan
six Umbrellas with gold and silver handles,
at 81 %, o. 2S, 81 30, q % and upwards,
stylLih Futs, Min, BoGs and s!Oles, consist
Ing Of Black and Natural Lynx, Monkey, Bear,
Anything you want In Dress Goods from l2IG
cents TO 81 % per yard.
Ladies' and Children's ClOaks
Marked down to prices that will make them
move quickly.
for Il O. gS-iOFSst pfIss ~ csatS yRFd. D
J.S.Rhodes&Co.
1852 MAIN ST.
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Then and Now.

Totals ,,,,,.,.,..,.,,. .,,,.,wTs,9Ol
Goa plurality, 100,
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WHEELING, JANUARY /, 1850,
The Butler weekly times., 1889-02-27
Wild and WOOlly.

Chattanooga, Tenn, Feb. THE
citizens of Walker county, Georgia,
few miles from this city, are very
much excited over the existence of a
genuine wild man, who haunts the
mountains of the county. He is de-
scribed as being of gigantic stature,
covered with thick growth of hair,
and he carries in his hand large
knotted stick. He looked as if he
might be the twin brother of Bar
NUNS wild man.
This modern Orson has been seen
by several parties. One gentleman
bolder than the rest encountered the
creature in lonely part of The
mountains o2e day not long since
and at safe distance endeavored to
strike up conversation. A perfect
shower of rocks greeted his frs.
words. and thinking discretion the
better part of valor, he made tracks
from the dangerous neighborhood
The Butler weekly times., 1889-02-27

ner will not only approve bat will
desire the wages of his service. The
immaculate purity of God will be
more intolerable TO a sinful soul
than the flames of hell. Escape
from the presence of God into out
er darkness" will be mitigation of
its torment. 1t will call upon the
rocks and hills to fall on il that il
may be hidden from the tace of Him
that sittith upon the throne.
Jesus Christ came into this world
to break the link that connects sin
and death. For the wages of sin
is death. but the gift of God is eter-
nal life through Jesus Christ our
Lord" He that hath the Son hath
life" Sinner hear his voice. "Ye
will not come unto me that We might
have life" The place where thou
dwellest shall be burned up, escape
for thy life, for our God is con.
suming fire"