Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-07


fight the whole State, physically or other
wise. Going into Biblical characters, he
spoke of how he admired John, the Baptist,
because he
JUMPED on KING
and cleaned him up. He wasn't afraid of
ANYBODY. Daniel was another OF those
chaps. He chose the lions den in prefer
ence TO hell.
He disclosed as an astounding fact, that
the liquor saloons Of Wheeling were open
on this Sabbath day. In fact they are open
on every Sunday Oh my, Oh my; think
of it. all in direct contraposition to the laws
of West Virginia Is the prosecuting attor-
ney of Wheeling in this building! Are any OF
the Judges of Ohio county present! ! fear
not If they were here how would Jump
on them with words of fire. would rake
them over the Goals, and then back again,
and clear up the back. would so picture
IN them the enOrmity of the offence and the
direliction of their duties that they would
want to sink into the earth, Oh, If | only
had them here in these clutches. The true
anarchists Of the country are the liquor men.
All YOU want to do TO create a stir is 10 let
the liquor men know you are coming. On,
if you men only had the courage. only
wish YOU men had been born women, and
the women men, | believe you women
have got the courage to do the right thing.
| wish all towards could wear petticoats.
After speaking of the fact that pref
udices and law religion go together, ne
went on to say that temperance Is one oil
the cardinal principles and one OF the prom
! inent factors in the upbuilding oil character.
Nobody but an infamous scoundrel Will
sell whiskey and nobody but an internal
fool will drink it, Now if you can make
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| III sign it. / never fear the saloon-keepe1
because he is one of those persons who
never ask YOU to take the truth. If my lit
tie boy should 90 into saloon
before ] would have him touch
DROP OF WHISKY
I would rather the saloon keeper would
take him out in the back Of the shop anc
cut his head off. Then ] know that his sou
would go to Heaven spotless and pure
Once with the liquor he is bound for hell
I've got no respect for you-you old red
nosed devil. You don't need meeting Of
this kind-you need cowhiding. II yoL
say drinking liquor is none oi
my business, or nobody's business
you're liar. It's the blacklist he
YOU ever told. No man can get full anC
lose his senses without offending society
While in his diseased state the darkes
deeds of crimes in the country are commit
ted. After speaking of the magnificent
gift of j. w Bodwell, and the good he wa
doing indirectly to fathers and mothers
throughout the land, he closed by sayini
that when YOU sit down on prohibition yol
sit down on God. Although | may some
times
TALK HARSH WORDS,
there is no man in the world more in sym
patty with the impulses, the affections, I'M
ambitions of his fellowmen than the speak
er who now addresses you. MIR Jone'
then told the story Of his life-his fall an'
his rise-and his final words were TO tn
effect that he hoped the time would sooII
come when the country would be redeemed
regenerated disenthralled.
Inasmuch as this was Mr.. Jones last ia,
at the Campmeeting, we give more thai
the usual amount of space to his odd an'
peculiar remarks Mr.. st. john reslaln
/ n while longer.