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Decorah-posten., 1892-05-17

antal. SOntrntter er allereoe a~illits
teoe for &c 8eltiaiuger, Der fummer iub.
Smietninsen i Mi6isan os / Often
iaar fin 6Oripnins fra the Capital
Wagon Works, men Seiten os Noros
ueIten tontrOleres al z. q. Manot.
&ontratten paa 1000 &osne, lom
naunt puenfCr, er afiluttet meo Z. q.
Ntanot. 0isie SOsne er fabriferebe
eiter bans Snitruftion, b9rer bans
Naon, bar ale DC 5orbele, JPN bar
sjOrt z. g. Marbt's gogne til The
Standard Wagon of the Northwest,
/ man9folOige Gar, og bans npe Sogue
er iOrbeorere peo mango nDe S~atenter.
81 uil Der fOpjere ira hans 9locrtis-
lenlenter ben iDlsenbe 8eitrjuelie, bill
fen 9iuer 81 @rnnoe for, at bans
Sogne puertrafier ale andre:
/. Den er iabriteret al set allerbebIte
9ienncmtDrre SrGltpi ale Waterlalier
CT npia9tl8 unoerie9te, fur 6abritatet
males. Win e9cn Snipcftsrs Naun cr
Itemplet paa bper entelt Del, % Oft er
uoIp9t StOi al BET alIerbeOite Sla9s.
2. 9uao Q~oieenoet ou8aar, ppers
9aar ben ale andre 8Usne meo Sers
Jpn til uoityr % Splioitet.
3. Gen bar Mnuots nDe patens
tereoe Staalare meO thimble skein -
Ell Are, IOm oil bare / bunorcoe glar,
og Iom ct 9arouteret (~warranted) %
oil bltoe reploceret, ON ben brpffeS
peo ct bUiltetiom6elit llbeto.
A. get er ben l~etteite @o9n i Ser
ben at trUtfe. Nrlen er Iabriteret al
folorn0et Stnnl; De itpbte skeins er
bOret eccentrically, lfrlet paa Grlen,
os alt pasienoe n~Oiagtigt iammcn.
9Ois the skeins ilibes no, er set en- let
Sag at aubrinae ME.
5. The skein bar en- Sonotasie. Der
gier, at Der paa insen WaaSe tomurer
buerten Sano eler Stsp / 8erprclIe
meo ben.
6. Nrlen bar en- Sliebeboloer, Der
6orbinoelie meb Sanotasien sigr, at
oenne Nre CT ben eneite periette lelps
lmprenbe / Sanoelen.
z. Sjulene bar IA us 16 spokes,
lodged mortised hubs, meo enten
bsieoe eler iasebe felloes (Siulriuse).
8. The tongue-cap Sern "a Com
Iner lan9t, bar Ell safety catch, % er
iaa 'norsttet, at neckyoke 8inseue itie
tan Ilioe Stanseu.
9. Stansen er / lin belle 9enobe
paa llnoeriicen beIlaaet meo staal. ioa
ben alSrIg fan bsies, % ielp ON en-
Selt faloer neb paa ben, pil ben life
funue tnGftes.
10. The front hound err fabriferet
al angle Stuul, % er meaet ltarfere 90
lettere emo Den alminoeli0e hound, iii.
pirfet al Sre.
IL. Der er Stansipriua, lOm meb
setDep fan a~nbrin9es eaer ta9es al.
II. The front bolster Stoor ! on
falt 6orbinbelie meo the sand.board
buOroeo Binores, at the king bolt lsites
no, faar SOgen eler aasicn aftaaes.
Is. Den %iOrreiie 9ge bar en- ,Sern.
plaOe paa Copper, us sanoburoet bar
en- Sernpiaoe paa lluoeriiocu, iaalebes
SliOnins iorebpsses.
IA. The reach bar en- Sernsferrule
I klng-bolt SuIet, os chilled rollers
pda bper SIDE, builtet sisr, at the
Mound life llioer no the reach.
10. Zen bar en- reach Ylabe meb
eccentric lever; berpeo tan the extern.
OF the reach iOrlenaes NOT til at
bore "A Sob LANCE gurb 90 Ylaufer
% altto iibber the reach albeles tpt ~
lalt ! ElaOen. The reach bar :Sern,
bullet binbrer the reacb.nin
ira at lios no famine.
10. Bolster stakes bar loops Ste.
Del l0r @'Hse; OerOeo binOres al aas.
len, % stakes msO oObbelt shoulders.
stake IRONS meO burrs, itsOetiOr at
uars bsieoe Oper.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-17
MANDI
ACTO
Capital Wagon Works, I0nia, Mich

Capital Wagon Works, lonia, Mich
og paa Sn9sNrlen:
Mfg. for T. G.. Mandt at the Capital
Wagon Works, %lonia, Mich.
0en er ben eneite z. y,
Mnnot Sp9n, mn | 0an0elen.
Sngen ubgift oil blioe
paret Ior at ppretBoloe q.
o. Wanbt 8Oguen" ON BEN
beoit Setoen, aa at ben
peobltUenbe tat puergGa
bpilten om BELT Hiual Os
81 onfurrent.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-17
gtaige 8oger. q bar f'fst ..

tfl9snoe gs9er, uemlis umtreut 1000
eEempIarera al "GH mpitifSsretuina".
en- l9roeles interesinnt 6OrtRQina. Uoer.
lat ira bet guselite, us umtrsnt 1000
e%IempIarsr al "6n SprSuerhiiturie 90
andre 5ortaainser % 8iqteo. meS
SuiliratIOner. 9isie 8gaer bor ri
,ls0t til messt uncsr Sulppurten al.
1oao De Oprinoelis bar lOitst. De er
ir9ti paa 9Oot 8uYir us sr bleuet iO(ot
for 90 Gents etptfst. Sra M Of 90
III lite Gull oil Ui isnbe en- at bisie gs.
ger poriOirit til bpilieniOmbelit gbresi.
geo ufootn9eIien al IA Gents Sri.
narier. aoresis: z. SulobranSieu
xubl'ibiHs Co., R~iuueapulis, Rinlr.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-17
San bar life Gar til bet.

San bar life Gar til bet. "@Oo
Dag, ia samle Miartba @leiui meo cit
isrslist MGle, os retta eina 5ramlabbi
franz til Seliiins, baa 10 Tom inn |
GtOoa paa Neiet. "apr iteno bet til
meo ban samle Dian no oaa?" ipurte
10 Gisrib, Soma bans? - "Ga iau,
Sub re SOB, bet er nj iaa, at be latter
til Gnbes meb bam, ps bet for pera bra,
ba ban bel ittje er etlab fleire 2epeba.
gar. Snat laa ban % piloe opsi' &noi
ret iom bet bar. !San barre ropte og
itreit, at es ituloe late up @laiet, iaa at
anci bans funoe faa ilippe IT."
9ermeo iette 20 | at 9raate, iaa bet
ounorao / Suiet. "8orleoes ia me
no faro aat meo 8esrauelien, trur On
Wartbe? Cite Sist beu me-, men intie
8oteter. @g belt iute mi arme 8ar6."
"Eoteter CT BET 'fie iaa nsie me-" ipas
reb Martba, "nie ia berra rsra iiameu
notCn WiplbO(lar os bapa / Soobet
iltaoen for YOteter. Set meincr e9
Itnloe bjelpa til 5oltie, naar Del item
ifraa aiprfia." - "gtei, bet er'tje e9
sar til "a etu", itreif 9umle Ola i me6
ct tualt Maal, @amlen, iom laa9 borte
/ Sen9a.
Saa Npotbefet. @u ganmel Some:
"Ntaa ieg beoe ON for 10 Ore Wnss
( q a Nnnun Gill;. - L. I-I -
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-17

General 2. VI. SunbsrIon, ben
nEsrltnnite GeneraIiOniul / Cairo, ipm
Deflnosr fig pan &eiis, lisser for 4iben
nloorlis ips | 9iperpOol.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-17
9a,tO!

SanosmGue! 7sriOm 3 aater of relic
III seiten Tor al tIgbe 2ano, iaa bill bet lsnns
i9 Tor eoer at TONNE I'll ganIbertpn. Ren.
MOOD eouutn, Winneioia, buor q fou ioo
pei bsoiie snno for so I'll SIS pr. gcre. be.
lli99snoe lau8s &iHOna o. CT. Better !Sern.
9aneH. Seq bar en- bel Bel ouot qanb /
seoipooo on Murrap Counter, liaeleoes /
pei beremte noriie Excitement / ggeIt.
sroot iom CT ~beiia9enoe / ben noropeItIioe
&el AZ eottuHmpO6 Gonntp. lanoet irIoss
raa riuielige aono iiioner.
Dor ptoere GplDsniHger "TRIP til
Is. s.. Mnoer5on,
tTieii. HambsrtOn, %sowppb 60, WRinfu.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-17

The Silver Question" is to be debated
at the DEBORAH Institute next Saturday,
May 2lst. Judges chosen are A. BradiSh,
liver Larsen and Tim Finn. The public Is
cordially invited.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-17

Dper $50 forifielise 9ra' % Ylante'
iortsr boyer Der. Wan Ter ben itsrfte
8lantsriebom opernlt, bpor 8alfbunben
lite err for baarb for 5ustisbeoen til at
trGn0s igiennem.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-17
~Opera-House, The Grand.

6reoa8 Aiten ben 20oe Ntai pil
Cperasn II. NJ. S. Pinafore opisres i
Opera 6uiet til SuOtG9t for Grace
Church. ROaebeiGtnins er f~plsenoe:
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-17
1915 Ral.
G,ssta5, lob, Wlai, 1894.

OaDllegang. S : D0r T m n2s 9aOns.
RIelspile Bolt SO, Rinn., oil nj moptnos
pete % areaiurer til 0aouina. vi b9r
giaos Tor en- Npuaoe Sreaturer.
r. SUrtc, Riel2p lie. g(jnr.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-17
0uoStitneder.
Ste ? snsaa etter gaaHs.


q een 6FrIie q. T. Y. 9trte ON dorrnio'
hagen al 10 meo MieraaHg. YrroI'en oeo
MiSiicnrr Gitrup.
Ct cffer pptageS til BEN ihreuoerItt g'tS'
IipH.
aicraanasanmeIoelic gpronS aiteH 81 3
iSirfeHS Sdiemcrt.
S~ruoo9stoIs umiooeIbart eiter @uostle'
ueiteu.
Gm Nifeueu al. ~ SoreAra9 ont yftS'
iipnen 3u,ulduoet REQ 9GtSliourr Aiirlip.
9pinocfpucBiuoeu mpoCr Sorson9 Utter
mioonQ 9L. . hos gPrs. 3. Steue.
aonfrmautcruc npocr SnSoa9 etteFnnio'
bag 81 2.
STsoprnb gPeniabros 9irte igritt Sruoae
OIL 10 meo NljCrgora.
SttsreauaSanmeIoelie Srroa9 RI 5
eeHOaQsitole Iiac elier @uostlerelten.
WfniabcosmPoe 81 3 9iternL
9onfrmantcrne mgoCr 5trsong.
9plHoeiorcuingen mpocr Sborsoaa otter
mioens hos Mrs. 0pale.
The Christian Endesvor Society mpoer
Brcona Aiter.
gait. Storiphauu fra Sriliania holoer
Sprcoraa ON Sauthal.Y Pisiioueu 6reoaa
&fteu al ~.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-17

Those teachers who are DESTROYS OF fit
ting themselves for better work should
come, July 9Th, to Prof. Breckenridges
summer school.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-17

NN'Nlh Nobcht
+. w. Thompson.
capt Corcoran, .......... j. III. Wilson.
haiph itackstraw, ......... 5. Halvorsen.
DICK Deadeye, ........ III. NJ. Hitchcock.
Bert Bobstay, ............. b. Adams.
Rob. Beckett, O. Arneson,
Tom Tucker, .......... Josphine Wilson.
Josephine, Capt Corcorans Daughter,
Miss Nellie Stiles.
Hebe, Sir JOsephs first cousin,
Miss Rose Bean.
Little Buttercups a Bumboat Woman,
Miss Grace Wilson.
First Lords Cousins, Sisters & Aunts, Sal
lors etc.
BiIetter iisbes hos Sdrubbs.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-17
&. Is. ManDt's Spglte
bliOer TIT iabrifereoe |
Sonia, Wi6., %
Tabrifen e. | inlo Gang.
Sra Ionia Daily Sentinel pper=
letter ri isl9enoe uotalelier:

aae DC Iorifjelige Yeriiieber er | Iulb
Sang. = Ser Ell iormelig Ell
NcuOlution | gOb'S lGoer.
Sonia fOmmer til at
blips ct 6OOeofuartsr for
SlGSer iaauel ION ct leOenbe
Centrum for Sabrifation al Sogne.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-17

(S.nbptr EDat ON I GuorM Oh Non,n,,
" Den CT imetttfnto. oanlirenoe, 6oHipornSp taia
tirlet. itirbet, finnet eur ink F1s',
ner, llieo Yah al o2dr. ira 5inner Ill otr mst ,g?,ss3'
li2s veg mas, elfei bet &C De alrntuoelt3s. truipI,,i,,
bilt1t neo Sirlp at CUrIcURA RRNIpfFs 'enunIi
lid1r al CUrIcURA, bet b~eiienote SKIN CaRF & ~ %
SOAP, Ell nomTrte. puoiprit;pnuer, o. Cr ~, IT.
REsolvENr en- ny Suts o. Sicoyeuier "a Ben \ 49,
SGolttuoorlper &C blGlper, near alors 81 y w!
bar llne. isit. gufubcr / gSrraLp y
ira Slrnoontlea I'll Ntosr oommeu, ipytFGsr on vs.
oiolnoerii8t, lifri o. u'or.tlutliae @~rttfrlit ." '"''
~ 5tulter. Blackheads, 10 utu, 0cno,. \, -,
- oled9tig 9io dipenoes nro Brul, az -
~ CUTICURA Soar.
&btlmaiiSlne, Rprtipgo DONNIE "a w rF,Iis,-.
hsoltloreS pda q N'trut uso CUrrcUs. ANT.
PAIN PLASTER, 25 Gents.
W 37lS.la
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-17

Saa Npotbefet. @n gammel Some:
1Ntaa ie9 beoe ON for 10 gre Wnss
ln3c I oenne SLATE; ieg bar bprt, bet
ltal bore iaa sOot MOB Gi9t."
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-17

Sper|
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Blue 0l|
fcsn Isl
t6a6rit|
SINCE
SauS, d
emtysn|
tiernr,,I
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6aiiltl

WUWH
Sernbane|
sag s.
glebrnita
get rag
ira benDtt
ganen3 1
9alutb.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-17

e7is.ti. sambtrtOh, SsOwOOS So, Minan.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-11-07
THE CHURCH RE0PENED
After Extensive and Beautiful
Renovation and Repairs
BY FIRST PRESBYTERIAN FOLKS,
Yesterday NIorning..-Good conGrcSa.
lions Prcscnt-.Dr. Cunningham
breaches on echo DesirablcnOss OF
the House of Cod" and Gives Some
Interesting Church Statistics.

The extensive repairs which have
been in progress in the. First Presbyte.
rian church for couple OF months hav-
ing been completed, large congregations
assembled morning and evening yester-
day for the reopeninG services The
pastor, Rev. D. A. Cunningham, D. D.,
preached, having for his text in the
morning Psalm 81, A:
zone thing have l desired OF the
Lord; that will seek after, that l may
dwell IN tho house OF the Lord all the
days of my life, to behold the beauty OF
the Lord, and to inquire in His
temple"
The subject discussed in the sermon
was, "rhe Disturbances OF tho House
OF the Lord" after which the following
statement was made;
Surely, as pastor aud people, We
have much for which to praise God.
During the sixteen years OF the pastor
ate, there nave been added TO tho mem
bership Of the church by certificate and
confession OF faith six hundred and
eighty.oho persons, making an average
of forty-two per year The largest adj
dition was last year, it being seventy
seven. Eigbty-six adults have been
baptized and three hundred and forty
three infants.
The living membership Of the church,
April Q. 1892, the beginning Of the &C.
clesiastical year, was six hundred. "
THE contributions to the various
boards representing the mission work
OF the church have been S5S,Sl5; for
congregational purposes, S90,09e; for
miscellaneous objects, or benevolences
outside OF our church, SlI557; for
Presbyterial, synodical and general as
sembly, S62s. Total, Sl67, 092.
"Four times have repairs and i'm
provements more or less expensive been
made on our church edifce during the
present pastorate, namely, in 1877, 1852,
1856, and now in 1892"
Al the morning service $3.50 was
raised in very short time to pay a
balance on the cost OF the improve
ments.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-11-07

These big drives received duly from the Now
NOts auction rooms wild eclipse anything ever
before hCarl o. In this section.
MEMS 50 ITS q 0j, 50 81 SlS2, 81 "a and M.
We are leaders IN low prices. These goods must
NESS PHNis. &c. CSC. sc, o7c. Sis up
Worth double OF money refunded,
BOYS SUITS NJ Sjc, 90. q Is, 81 81 up Come
at once. this sale Clluo. last always
BOYS PANTS nc, 100, 2jc, 90, $50 up. These
bargains prc going very last.
MIN : ZINE SHOES at g7c. 81 10 81 70, 81 81
81 o. up Look ~ our window for bargains 10
shoes away below TIE usual uricH
LADIES FINE SHOES, 80. gTc 81 p, 81 81.
81 % up; All ia'i sellers aud will give you full
satisfaction
CHGLBRES's SHOES az Toe. &c, sc ,sc, &c,
&c SIC up solid bargains aud trade winusrG
a RACEEr-LooK At THE PRICES
HANDKERCHIEFs lc, 20, SC &c. &c up Mig
sgSPEyDERs. Go. &c, 12c l5c, los, 80; worth
double
MEMS HALF HOSE, &c SC, g. iOcup. These
prices vii make yOu buy.
MEMS SHIRTS lie. 23a, sc, SH'up on shirts
we lead tho trade II we cannot save YOU NJ
least On1.h0lt your money we do not deserve
Nuur patronage and should no, have IT, aud
further you haas return any goods not gatisiac.
tory and gcfyolr money
ZIG DRIVES IN Mg,fs AND BOYS HATS
Don't forget Us on Hats We are here to save
you money,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-11-07
MARTINS FERRY.



The many member. ni the Repub lean march
ius uluU VIM went 10 iisu ys'ES Il -
uight nrc rrtntiy pien.rd With their onlcr,a.r'
mrnt. r.rcptloil and the trim generally me
club VIZ, enthusiastically rhecr'd Nll along M
route and All sort. Of complimentary remarks
wcrc hrunI. Hundreds yelled "luruh 'I' 'dhi
Tins ForFy" Good for the Burhc!e ip9ys,
"Out Of sight" and 80 oil Inc slnAe uLih Huu
swinging OF the rcd lantcruA brought loTIh ire
mendOus cheering and applause, ana the Two
live cOOns caught the eyes Of every nou! 4Lv
club had d conspicuous position IN the PurhHe
and was strictly IN H.
The ferry boat Climax will make special UP
TO the Wheeling wharf tonight 10 httOMuiV"h',
those who wish to take part In the, parade anu
see II. The boat viii leave ~ Z o CLOCK nhu tS'
turn about II O'Clock.
John Kyuc will receive the election returns
over private wire NJ his plaeG tomorrow gut
The Republicans and Democrats also 'AlA VI Ie'
ceiylng them.
Anumberoi voters whoarc working elsewhere
are home TO cast their ballots tomorrow. BON
sides will suffer on account oil the absent voters,
Every Republican interested In the success Of
the ticket Is requested 10 meet A. SommeIclsl
hall this evening. The ballot will be explained
The Jury IN the ease OF McCue vs.. the Icrinli
nal Railway Company Tor damages uN"'upN
$500 damages to the plaintiff
The Republicans seem TO be confident OF inc
election II the National, state, COnEresslohal
and COanty tickets
"a MI, and Mrs John Hoag, OF the standard ad
ditiOn, are entertaining Mrs Adn hoDeEs' OIL
San Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs John Briggs buried child at
Rlvervlew yesterday
\ son Of John Brown had his arm dsslocated
Saturday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-11-07
SHOOTING soMAtN up WEE IvER
Dan Mack, of .Mnrun's Ferrr, Shot nj
GIeuu's Run saturday n Eht

Dan Mack, of Mnrun's FetrT, Shot ut
Gleun'S Run saturday n ght.
There was a shooting scrape on
Glenn's Run on Saturday night, in
which Dan Mack, OF Martins Ferry, was
the victim. He was shot in the shout
der. The wound is not believed to be
dangerous. Mrs. Jane Ryan and her
son, Will, both fired at Mack, and he
does not know which OF the two shot
him.
About midnight Mack went to the
home Of Mrs Ryan, at Rainey's Point,
on Glenn's Run, whore he was shot up
on entering,
The ball entered his right shoulder
near the neck and lodged near the kid
neys,
Mr.. Ryan says that Mack appeared
there drunk and broke the door open,
whereupon she and her son drew re-
volvers and fired.
Mack says they opened the door and
he was shot as he was entering the
door.
When last seen in Martins Ferry
on Saturday night about O'clock
he was intoxicated.
Marshal Westwood went up yester-
day and investigated the case. No
warrant had been issued and, as Mack's
injuries here not necessarily fatal
neither Mira Ryan or her son were ar
rested.
No physician had been called up to
to the time the officers were there in
the afternoon,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-11-07
rnE usrAL noonpAoK.
Belmont County Democrats U'inE aii
Sorts of schemes TO Win.

belmont County Democrats U'inE nli
Sorts of schemes to Win.
In the Wheeling Sunday Nags yester-
day an article appeared, evidently writ
ten in the interest cf Joe Henderson,
Democratic candidate Tor auditor in
Belmont county, Ohio, and Judge Pear.
son, Democratic candidate for Congress
in the Sixteenth district in Ohio,
which charges upon Republicans polit-
zeal trickery and uniairhess in that the
Republicans OF the river towns arc
trading everything on their ticket Tor
him" [AldTedge, candidate for audi
tor.
This is not the fact The Republic
cans OF Belmont county, with 600 ms
jority for their ticket, are in no such
straits. Mr.. Aldredgc was the regular
nominee OF their party. He is . work
ingnan that everybody respects for his
honesty, his industry, his sobriety, his
sagacity and his purity in every way.
During the entire campaign no Repub-
lican has blushed for, nor have they
felt tho necessity OF apologizlng for any
private or political act Of his, and no
Democrat has even ventured TO upbraid
him or assail his private or political
character except by such insinuations
as that referred to in the SlHliGy NeicS.
The Republicans oil Belmont county
have all confidence in Mr.. Aldredgc,
and will vote for him along with the
rest OF the candidates on their ticket.
As for the gallant Colonel Poorman,
he has nearly 1900 majority in his
favor in the district, and who is per-
sonally strong and popular besides in
mate tina. any Republican would trade
any OF his ticket for him. He is sure to
be elected under any contingency that
is liable to arise.
1t is admitted that Aldredge is es-
pecially strong with the workingmen.
He is also strong with the employer, be-
cause he is thoroughly reliable,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-11-07
SERMONS on ADJUSTMENTS.

Rev. DR.. Riker Begins u Series of Dis
courses on This Subject.
At the Fourth street NJ. L. church
last night Rev. DR.. Riker began a series
OF sermons, which are to continue each
Sunday during November, on popular
amusements, including Dancing"
Gard Playing" and "The Theater,"
Last nights talk was an opening oil the
question as to whether these amuse-
ments are debasinG influence.
DR.. Riker commenced his discourse by
by admitting that this subject OF popu-
lar amusements was q difficult and deli
cate one. The Christian church does
not approve or consider necessary the
old habit Of fasting and denial OF all
pleasures, but any pleasure or alnuse.
mcnt whose influences are pure and
good is approved by the church.
Ministers Of the Gospel are constantly
being asked if certain forms OF amuse-
mcnt are good or bad. as it wrong to
play game OF cards or to dance? Not
a ball, or game for stakes, nor variety
show, but social dance or game among
friends, and mastery production OF
tragedy by Booth or KeeneW And
the people who ask these questions are
oil the most intelligent classes. The
best answer is as great philosopher
said, "Act so your every action shall be
worthy OF imitation"
The Bible is the flash of lightning
that will show you what is worthy Of
imitation. True the Bible has nothing
to say about dancing, card playing or
the theater. How then determine
whether these amusements be right or
wrong?
There are numbers OF evils that there
are no laws against, but nobody comes
in contact with them il possible to
avoid them. For example, the dread
pestilence. cholera. So II we find the
atmosphere OF these amusements, dane
ing, card playing and the theater, to be
dangerous, it should be our duty ITO
say that they are not the places for q
pure young man or a pure young lady"
DR.. Riker gave, as an example OF the
evil effects OF dancing, an incident that
had come under his observation. A
young man, OF Christian training and
great promise in life, at the invitation
Of friends attended dance. Not being
able to take part in the amusement, he
was abashed and ashamed, and made
up his mind to learn dancing This he
did. Soon after he began to lose inter-
est in the church and withdrew from It,
and when last heard from had not risen
in life as he had originally given great
promise.
Even ii you are not influenced for the
worst by these amusements some weak
brother may feel them, and your duty
is TO desist.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-11-07
q. O. SMITH,
ocoj i.29 MARKET STREET.
FOB s Said.

Farm &c acres two miles from city: splendid
Improvements: suitable Tor gardening.
Fruit iArn, q acres, one milo west OF Bridge
port
House rooms, lot5)xl2j. 5000
Double brick house. $50 and Gjl1 Chapline
street q rooms each, with all modern improve.
ments, si.UjO.
House 3 rooms, Pipe street, cheap.
9lots In Enndlau addition, cheap.
2ll6 and 2ii7 Main street. rs fest front
House Of six rooms. 26lS Jacob street. and
four rnOmed house In rcar, $500.
House OF six rooms 900 Jacob street. $500
House OF six rooms and hall. with modern
convenience 1915 Jacob street, sl7jl
House OF four rooms, 1921 Wood street, Sl,Sj0.
House OF 1--WE rooms. Fourteenth street. Si0Ol
House Of five rooms, Eot street. Center
Wheeling $500.
House OF eight rooms JGhob street, bet ween
Fifteenth aud Sixteenth streets, $500.
Three houses on Moyston street, Sixth Ward.
81 40l
Splendid farm, ATTY acres nine miles cast OF
CT s.. cheap.
Lot on Twcuty.ninth street $500
One.hRli lot on McCollOGh street ConlAr
"osS'ha!ii i ot on Mccollooh and Bclmon.
s' onc.haif 10, on ohaplino street Sixth Ward
500
one OF the best manufacturing slteJ In tho
city, fronting on two railroadL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-11-07
A MASS MGETIXG on SUNDAY.
Tho ProhiOIuonls.S occupy tho Opera
Honse-A sp och by Mr.. Lynnh.

Tho ProhibltIonIsta occupy tho Opera
House--A sp 'sch by MT. Lynch.
Yesterday afternoon the Third Party
Prohibitionists occupied tho Opera
House with mass meeting. 1t was
opened by Mr.. Meek, and Rev. A. Hop
kins, OF the Disciples church, offered
prayer. A quartette from Moundsvi!le
rendered several fitting songs, and Rev,
+. n. Lynch, Of Chnplino street NJ. L.
church, was the orator OF the occasion.
He denounced tho rum traffic as or
ganized sin, said moro money was spent
in dissipation every year than would
buy every family In the United States a
homo worth $1,000. He said nothing
was found in the Bible that disap-
proved OF holding meeting like this
on the Sabbath.
Every nation that forgot God, he said,
had come to disaster. The ruin OF
Rome, the Sepoy rebellion, the late war
in this country, aud other wars and ma
tional disasters were referred to rs the
judgment oil God on national sins, and
the legalizing OF tho rum traffic would
have ITS judgment day in this land, He
urged all to vote tho Prohibition ticket
and record their protest against the
compromise with sin,