The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-14

years Of age, to stay out with tho aver
age young man until 2 o'clock in the
morning ut balls and card parties. Such
women are not lit to raise children in
Gods world; also their carelessness in
not looking after their children's rooms,
where may be hidden many evils. He
said he would rather trust sixteen
year-old boy with pint Of whisky than
a sixteen.year-old girl with the average
dime novel.
Favor is deceitful and beauty ia vain,
The present girls highest ambition IL
to be pretty, but there is higher am
bition-to something higher, Beauty
is Code promise to do something IN
this world. Where are the vigorous
woman, the rosy-cheeked glrl--thGy
followed the leaders OF fashion until
they beca me ruined in health. Com
mon sense in dress in woman ls ex'
ceeded by men. II q suntiower, knee
breeched dude comes around we pick
him up, throw him out and call him u
dude.
Women spend more on dress than on
the missionary, Their dress is fast be-
coming immodest, The decollete dress,
that is dress without collar, Is get
ting worse every year.
Woman should have more ambition
to be somebody, to become strong,
brainy and to do good, They look
strong enough to knock the bark of q
Tennessee black oak.
lie wants to SEQ girl with a stronger
ambition than to capture a dude. Take
the young man who reYels in one night
in cigarettes and whisky, and tho very
next day sits on the sofa or takes out
buggy riding pure young woman. We
should demand that our young men
should be as pure as our young women.
Woman will hold on to God by faith
and will ultimately triumph. A woman
who is not Christian in the United
States should DO monstrosity In the
moral world. Go where Christianity
does not prevail in foreign parts and
you will find them abjeCt slaves.
SATURDAYS PROCEEDINGS.
Saturday was the second day Of the
Moundsville campmeoting, and in at
tendance and enthusiasm it was COM
plete success. Tho first event on the
programme was u sunrise prayer meet
ing at q o'clock, followed at $3.50 by a
general class and experience meeting,
which was very interesting and enjoy
able to tho large congregation.
Tho l0:3O service Started promptly in
tho auditorium. The singing WAS con-
Quoted by Prof. Excel and large
choir. DIR. George Steuart took charge
OF the meeting and favorably impressed
tho large audience. DR.. Victorian
preached from Acts LIST. VII, "But ye
shall receive power after the Holy Ghost
is come upon you" Around this text
the able speaker preached powerful
sermon, holding tho interest OF his hear
ers throughout.
Iuthea afternoon ate o'clock. Children's
meeting was held. presided over by
Mrs. Bell, of Wheeling. At $3.50 tho
young peoples meeting started, in
charge OF Miss Tracy, OF New York.
The evening services at the auditorium
were largely attended and very interest
ny. DR.. Steuart preached great SER
mon on the relation OF the pow to the
pulpit
FOR TODAY.
Tho programme for to-day is as fol-
lows: 6 a. m, prayer meeting; s a. M,
class meeting; 1880 a. M. preaching
in tho auditorium by Row. ]. P. Nc
Farren; afternoon, 2 o'clock, children's
meeting at the Temple; at o'clock,
young peoples meeting, in charge Of
Miss s. Wray; evening at 1880 o'clock,
proachinp bY Row George Stuart.