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exacters are not all peace" an0s
righteousness we know then. ali
is not fulfilled. And again God
almighty says that the day will
come that he will destroy all
the nations that came against
Jerusalem. AS it reads.
And it shall come to pass in"
that day, that [ will seek to des~
troy all the nations that come
against jerusalem" (Zecb. II 9t'
We have given you scripture
that does teach be reader that
all things are not fulfilled, Hence
the law is not"done away andt
those churches fighting the law.
had better stop and think twice
before they persecute. For"
Paul ard Peter both justified
them in keeping the law. Listen
what Paul says.
What advantage then hath
the Jews or what profit is there
of circumcision?
Much every way; chiefly be-
cause that unto them we're conn.,.
mitted the oracles of Cod"
from. 3-1-2)
Also read. = y,
us he the Col of theSlewsr
only? is he not also of the GEN.
tiles? Yes of the Gantiles also:
Seeing it is one God which
shall Justify the CIRCUMCISION by
faith and uncircumcision thru
faith.
! Do we then make void the law
through faith? God forbid yea we
establish the law IRON. 8 20 31t'
No Paul says, that while we
are justified throug faith,
(throueh Christi we do not make.
THE law void but we establish,
the law. Hence, the sabbath,
remain to them; the same as
=
when cod gave it to them. But
now we must confirm this by
: what Peter said, andn for this,
evidence we shall ask you to u
read this,
And the day following Paul
went in with US unto James: and
all the elders we're present.
, And when he had saluted them.
. he declared particularly what.
things God had wrought among
,, the Gentiles by his ministry.
, And when they heard it, they
, glorified the Lord and said unto.
. him Thou seest brother how
,, many thousands of Jews there
are which believe; and they are
t all Jealous Of the law.
g And they are informed of thee,
that thou teachest all the Jews.
Continued to page 3.
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The 9TH. Day Called
The Sabbath,

There is in the minds OF many
in this our day desire to know
what day is the real Sabbath
day.
That is they wish to know
whether our Saturday the last
day of the week, or the first day
of the, week which we call Sun
day is the Sabbath.
Therefore it becomes necessa
ry, for US in this early part oil
our arguments to set forth the
truths of Gods word on this all
important subject as they are in
Christ Jesus our Lord. For
there are many different opin.
ions on this subject. and it sha II
be our aim to settle all disputes
and different beliefs. BY giving
the reader what God has said
whether the seventh day, or Sun
day is the Sabbath. The first
we have recorded on this
reads as follows.
And on the seventh day God
ended his work which he had
made; AMI he rested on the
seventh day from all his work
which he had made.
And God blessed the seventh
day, and sanctifed it: because
that in it he had rested from all
his work which be bad created
and made" (Gen. 2-2-3.)
We learn in the reading of this
scripture that cod rested on the
seventh day from all his works
and blessed the seventh day and
sanctitied it and called it the
Sabbath day. Please read:
six days shalt thou labour
and do all thy work:
But the seventh day is the
sabbath of the Lord thy God; ir
it thou shalt not do any work
thou nor thy son, nor thy daugh
ter, thy manservant, nor Thy
maidservant, nor thy cattle, MOI
thy stranger that is within thy
gates.
For in SIX days the Lord made
heaven and earth, the sea, ant
ell chat in them is, and restet
the seventh day; wherefore thu
lord blessed the sabbath day
and hallowed it. - lex. 20 g
10
The word sanctitied means
more than something common
This seventh LAY was set a
part for rest. And the question
must of necessity arise, dit
cod at any time, after he hal
sanctitied the seventh day
dIsannul it?
There is one thing we want t
say here, before we proceed, an
that is this; cod never made
law without provision or prt
visions. We wish to say to tn
one, who might ask the cue!
ton that VT would say
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swer again, it is not. For we
read:
Think not that I am come to
destroy the law. or the prophets
I am not come to DESTROY but to
fulfil.
For verify say unto you, Till
heaven and earth pass, one jot
or little shall in no wise pass
from the law, till all be fulfilled.
Matt. 5 -17-18.
Christ says that lie did not
come to destroy the law, but to
fulfill, and that not one j't or tit
tie shall in nowise pass till all be
fulfilled. and all is not yet fulfill
ed. Therefore the law is vet IN
vogue. And for the proof that
all are not fulfilled yet, we shall
ask you to read this,
For brass | will bring gold.
and for iron | will bring silver,
and for wood brass, and for
stones iron: I will also make thy
officers peace. and thine exactors
righteousness.
Violence shall no more be
heard in thy land, wasting nor
destruction within thy borders;
but thou shalt call thy walls
Salvation and thy gates praise.
The sun shall be no more thy
light by day; neither for bright.
ness shall the moon give light
unto thee: but the LORD shah be
unto thee an everlasting light;
and thy God thy glory.
Thy sun shall no more go down
neither shall the moon with
draw itself: for the LORD shall
be thine everlasting light, anc
the days of thy mourning sha,
be ended.
Thy people also shall! be al
righteous; they shall inherit tine
! land for eyer, the branches o
| my planting. the work of my
hands. that may be gloriied
A little one shall become 2;
thousand and a small on,
a strong nation I the Lord will
hasten it in his time" lisa. 6,
! -17-22.)
| Such a time and circumstance
has never yet come to pass
, therefore all is not fulfilled
And for this reason We say th'
Sabbath given to the Jews ha!
not been changed. And agai,
we say that the real Jews keel
the Sabbath which is our Satur
Gay. Whic God says is right TO
them to do so. But the so callet
Christian churches of to da,
boot at them for doing so. Ye
God has said to them that tn
law is still in force by tellir,
them that all must fulfilled frs
and when we see officers an,
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QUESTION NO Z.

What is the Aboloination of
Desolation spoken of by Daniel
the Prophet. Spoken of in the
gospels standing in the Holy
place.
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changed the Sabbath from the
seventh day to the first day of
the week, Yet we add that he
made provisions in his law, for
his people: when the time would
come that man should appear.
emily make law changing God S
law. He made provision.
For God foresaw that man
would try to change it, to snit
themselves. We repeat that
God never changed the Sabbath
from the seventh day. For he
said:
six days may work he done,
but in the seventh is the sab
bath of rest. holy to the Lord:
whosoever doelh any work in
the sabbath day, he will surely
be put to death.
Wherefore the children of Is.
rael shall keep the sabbath, to
observe the sabbath throughout
their generations, for perpet-
ual covenant.
It is assign between me and
the children of Israel forever;
for in six. days the Lord made
heaven and earth, and on the
seventh day he rested, and was
refreshed" lex. 31-15-17o
The Sabbath here spoken of
was to be sign to them forever,
1t was to be a day of rest, they
were not to do any work on that
day it was holy day and any.
one doing work on this day was
to be put to death. We shall
give the inquirer and reader one
more scripture on this point,
please read.
Moreover also l gave them
my sabbaths, to be a sign be-
tween me and them. that they
might know that l am the Lord
that sanctify them.
But the house of Israel REBEL
ed against me in the wilderness
they walked not in my statutes
and they despised my judgments
which if a man do, he shall even
live in them, and my sabbath
they greatly polluted: then
said, would pour out my fury
upon them in the wilderness, tt
consume them" (Ezek, 20-1:
-13.)
Now we have before the reat
err the Sabbath of the Lord for
sign unto the children of 1srae
forever and they we're to hallov
those Sabbaths as he says.
And hallow my sabbath'
and they shall be sign between
me and you, that We may know
that am the Lord your God.
(Ezek. 20-20)
But. they did not do this t.
keep his Sabbath. AS he says;
Notwithstanding the children
rebelled against me; they walke'
not in my statutes, neither KEEP
my judgments to do them. whic|
; if a man do, he shall even live Il
them; they polluted my sat
baths; then I said, l would pou
out my fury. upon them, to az
compiish my anger against tbel
in the wilderness" (Ezek. 20
21) .pt
His Judgments was broken b
the Israelites and his Sabbath
were rot kept. These Sabbath
were for the Israelites. III
law and statutes were given F.,
them. Those laws and statute
were not given to the Gentle
Inor for them Hence. the
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QUESTION NO. g.

Please tell US why the Church
today has not the seven men
spoken of in Acts G-3 to admin.
lister on the same purpose--if
she is Apostolic?
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QUESTION COLUMN.
s...
QUESTION NO.. t..

QUESTION No, h.
Preachers and all, if the Ed,
is not right with his two man
theory? Please explain the
following scripture;
The wicked are estranged
from the womb; they go astray
as soon as they be uorn, speak.
ing lies (Ps. 5a-3.)
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'''t Professional Cards 1925 mon.
ing locals nor i,o,.t ;nso.s;o, 5o.,,
- Subsequent insersion Bets
f Local advertisements will be
ony confirmed until ordered ont
"or .B Special canlracts made on
~ larger Adds.
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REV.'L, s. GARRETT EDITOR.
PUBLISHERS.

Colo N. G, Garrett and M. M. Bowers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-12
TOLEDO MAN
EXPECTED TO DIE

ID. l.. Bower. treasurer and manager
OF the New Overland Real Estate FIX
change al Toledo. thought death was
close upon him He suffered from de
rangement Of the stomach and diges-
tive tract and his condition was high
ly discOuraging
He took Mayr's Wonderful Remedy.
Then he cheered up and went 20 eat.
ing. lie had new interest in life.
J. W Wood. Mr.. Bowers partner.
wrote.
This remedy IL surely one OF the
greatest medicines ! ever heard Of My
partner spent $1,000 with renown "a
doctors in trying to get relief lie
CAV" himself until about the goth %
September 10 live. lie has taken three
doses Of your remedy Now be can
cat and sleep without any distress
Nayrs Wonderful Remedy gives per.
maueu' results for stomach. liver and
intestinal ailments Eat a. much and
whatever YOU Ike. No moro distress
after eating. pressure Of Fas In tho
stomach and around rho heart Get one
bottle % your druggist now and try 81
on an absolute guaraufce-if not salts.
factory money VIII be- turned
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-12

II is a siX-cylinder forty-horse power
flerce-Arrow machine.
Saturday morning at 1880 O'Clock
"A meeting Will be held in the United
states engineers office. federal build
ing. TO consider the application of the
Is. d o. company for a modification OF
the right bank OF the Ohio river at
Boggs island To construct a side switch
into the Carnegie Steel company >
plant
Edward Dailer win remove his
barber shop from Sixteenth street TO
Market street. Dailer has been at the
old stand for nineteen years. The Six
teenth street property was bought yes
terday from Sam Broverman. The
old building will be torn down TO
make room for a new vaudeville house.
!lailer will move out the latter part OF
May.
Eight persons were killed. their
deaths being directly due TO trespas =
Ing on railroad property. during the
first four days OF April. according to
a report recently issued.
The Harry Hunter shows will be
given during the week commencing
Thursday on the Twcnty-siNth street
Fairgrounds. instead of the Thirty
third street grounds. The change was
made yesterday at the request OF
Harry Hunter. head OF the SHOWS. as
AZ Is more convenient to the public.
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FIVE OPINIONS BY
SUPREME COURT

CHARLESTON. W. Va. April IL
Five opinions were returned today by
the supreme court OF appeals. They
were as follows:
DOrr against Railway Company.
from Pohontas county. reversed and
bill dismissed, Lumber Company
against Odell. from Nicholas county.
reversed in part and decree Tor ap-
pellant. Smith against County Court,
from kanawha county. mandamus re-
fused. Fleming against Pople. from
Marion couhty. reversed and iudg-
ment here; Fleming against Morgan,
from Marion county, reversed and
judgment here.
In the case OF Smith against the
kanawha county court. the decision
was rendered last Tuesday. but the
opinion. by Judge Poffenbarger. was
not reported until today. The sylla-
bus says in part:
In the absence OF fraud or viola
ton OF positive law. court will recog-
niZe and vindicate rights accorded by
the decision of such tribunals in those
cases IN which statute makes IL
tneir duty TO recognize and enforce
them.
In the absence OF statute con.
ferring the Jurisdiction. courts will
not undertake to settle and determine
substantial controversies between
, rlNal political committees or factions
OF such committees. tie right Of which
Is dependent upon party rules. usages
or customs. nor grant relief To either
or such committees or factions. as the
representative Of the party"
The court found in the decision Of
the case ~ Dorr against the Chesa-
peake q Ohio railroad company that
equity viii not cancel "A deed for a
railroad right Of way. made uuon a
valuable consideration expressed
therein when their sole cause alleges
Tor the cancellation Is the failure or
refusal OF q carrier engaged in inter.
state commerce 10 issue annual passes
Tor life as additional consideration
pursuant 10 an oral agreement
An appeal and superccdcas was al
lowed In tho case from Kanawha
county Of Elk Milling and Produce
company against G. ]. Lewis. Jr. and
others. Nrits OF error and super.
s'deas were refused In the cases Of
, y. Enslow. assignee. against civ
OF Huntington. from CabcU county.
and fruit dispatch COmpany against
Ellis from Marshall county
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-12
JURY TRIALS TO END
in CRIMINAL COURT
Bruce Collins Will be Last Of Three
Alleged Nost Violators TO be Tried.
julius Case Considered.

Bruce Collins. the last Of three.
found true bills Tor violating the Yost
law. will go on TRIAL this morning IN
criminal court and incidentally the
disposition Of his case closes the jury
trials for the present term Two cases
az similar nature tried this week re-
suited In the aCuuIftal Of The dcf~1d.
ants the first BY jury verdict and The
second by request of the state.
The ending OF the Jury trials docs
not mean the end az the court term By
any means, az a number OF cases are
yet io come up on decision and motion.
saturday the motion for "a now trial
90 The case against Or Newman viii
come up and later the sam Julius
case viii D" attended to. 10 is now
before judge Addlomsn on appeal. be.
inr passed from yesterday until Fri
day
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tuutcudIur that fh" committee had
HUI uH- si regularly ou the ordinance
calling Tor an expenditure ~ $500 600
with which iu install The well system
uf filtration. council in regular session
H-f u'Ehf referred back to the Ordi
nance committee tlr ordinance pro
t.dUuE f1r tho submission ~ the bond
issue af special election July lr.
1916 Those persons who opposed Tho
ordinance said that the committee bad
instructed tho city solicitor 90 pro-
pare che bond issue ordinance and
then present DO faV0rahly f0 council
without ii having been peruscd by Tho
lesser BODY
DEPUTY Auditor Harris Johnson read
.ho report of tho ordinance commit
frDfDD Iu which If recommended rho
ordinance flfOrfhIv fo council This
report was received and filed Uo
fIfu hrrfn reading Tho ordinance To-
-'f md bad read fho opening clause
Nhnn Councilman Drake made mo.
zion fu refer back fu committee Ou
fhe above grounds This motion was
seconded hN two or three
captain ErONmo and others stated
iNHf fnrf were NOT DISPOSED fn hinder
fNe citizens from voting ON tho issue
Hrt tha bond iseun ordinance had mo-,
Hnru property orfnr "a hV committee
and that fhrv believed that 10 ahoufi
rn hHrf On receive confederation
Chairman John s. lutte fhcn called
Tor vote nn fhr uuostion and ht
Wo. JON f1 ROTOR haCF carried. o. fo q
Tho following 4. fHr vote. fn favor
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grange with their glasses stin suspend
our fourth guest.- the Baroness re-
pedted- Madame Won Estcnier is up
this may be-
Her lips, were parted. The lines OF her
eyes were turned toward the door hard
ana bright Then the glass which shs,
holding between her fingers fell onto
IN" tablecloth with a little crash. and
the yellow wine ran bubbling ON TO her
plate Her scream echoed to the roof
ana rang through the room II was
Bcrnadine who stood there Ia the door
Way BernSdine IN a long travelling ul-
from a journey. They all three looked
at him. but there was not one who
sI3Se. The Baroness. after her one
via cry. was dumb.
avn indeed fortunate" Bernadine
sala, gu have as yet. l see scarcely
am charmed 20 md "a agreeable A
party awaiting my arrival"
lie Invested himself OF hts ulster and
threw II across the arm of the butler
who stood behind him.
Come. ne continued: FOR a man who
mas Just been killed In n railway acct
dent. ind myself with an appetite. A
glass Of wine. Carl ! do not know what
mat toast was. the drinking OF which
drink II together. Aimet. my love. 90
you. dear. Let me congratulate YOU
upon the fortitude and courage with
Of my death. 1 had fears that ! might
ma you alone m q darkeued room. with
tear-stalned eyes and sal volatile by
your side. This Is infinitely better.
Gentlemen. you are welcome
SoErango lifted his glass and bowed
courteously. Peter followed suit
Really Sograngc murmured the
press nowadays becomes more unrelia-
Die every day. II Is apparent. my dear
Won Hern. that this account 81 Vour
death was. TO say the least OF a.. exag-
gcartcd.'
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dict Of not guilty. Mr.. OBrien said
that the evidence had developed
weaker. and was not sufficient TO ask
a jury 10 convict.
Nick was arrested on February u
by Deputy Bert Phillips az 1856 Main
street 4 quantity Of beer and sew
eral empty bottles were found The
jury that had been drawn consisted OF
I'd Miller. r. .. Myers. ". r Ma-er.
William Nickersou. Robert Criswell.
Nelson Cox. &c. Blumenthal. Thomas
Cunningham. Charles 70. Riley. i. y.
EbelinE. ". 49, Klieves and I'd VI.
Handy
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CLEAR DAY
TOMORROW
A "Cascaret Tonight Will
Make You Bright, Rosy
/ and Cheerful.

Enjoy hfe-feel bully, Don't stay
SICK. bilious, headachy. cons1pated
Remove the liver and bowel poison
which is keeping your head dizzy.
your tongue coated. your breath often
slve and stomach sour. Why don't you
get 10 or 25-cent box of Cascarets
at the drug store and enjoy the incest
gentlest liver and bowel cleansing you
ever experienced. Cascarets work
while you sleep. You will wake up
feeling fit and fine. Children need
this candy cathartic too.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-12
REACH AGREEMENT.

BERLIN. April II. By wireless 70
Sayyille) The German secretar,, FOR
foreign affairs and the Rumantan
minister Ia Berlin on April 7. signed
convention between Germany and
humania. by which both governments
declare their readiness 10 allow free
'Nlorialon Of home products so far
as their onw needs permit and with
the exception OF war material
10Th governments agree further TO
allow The free transit Of wares from
other countries.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-12

OF referring back to committee:
Church, Drake. Erb. Frohme. Fritz,
Hare, Honccker. Kindelberger. Killeen,
kieldsing. kuntz. LaSCh. Muhleman.
Morgan. Pefierman. Reass. Riester and
Mr Butts
Those against referring back were
Adams. Hedges and link.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-12
NICARAGUA RATIFIes TREATY.

WASHINGTON, April 1I.-Ratioica-
uon by the Nicaraguan congress OF
the treaty by which the United Stafes
acquires for 5000 600 canal ROME
rights and colinR station on Fonseca
BAY was announced in a dispatch re-
etiVSd here late today. from Managua.
by General Chamorro. tho Nf~ara'
guam minister. The treaty ALREADY hss
been ratified by the United States
senate F
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-12
THIRTY PEA CENT DIVIDEND.

BERLIN. Aprl H. via. London -
The German arms and munitions com.
pany. ono ~ the leading war babies b.
has declared dividend Of thirty por
cent last year The increase was de-
Clared despite the new war profits tax
hesitation. The company manumac-
lures small arms and cartridges.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-12
State Asks Release OF
Alleged Yost VioIator
Says Evidence Against Mike Nick was
Not Sufficient to Warrant
Going 20 Jury.

After the state bad submitted a
major portion ~ its evidence AGAINST
Nike Nick. charged with violating the
hust law. Assistant Prosecuting At
iorn'y p s. % Ericn asked that tho
jury be- instructed 10 BRING in yer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-12
COMMITTEE MUST
AGAIN ACT UPON
WATER QUESTION
COUNCIL REFERS BOND ISSUE
ORDINANCE BACK FOR CON-
StDERATION

say That Lesser Body on Ordinances
Old Not Act Properly m Recon-
ucndinu system 70 Council.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-12
An Adventure of MIR. Peter Ruff
The Thirteenth Encounter
BY E. PHILLIPS OPPENHEIM

e CONFESS f.ureme
Just a
oeh""' scamp scam
The Dickinson press., 1916-11-04
Accounted For.

Accounted For.
Aunt-My goodness, Eddie! Why did
you take the biggest apple in the dish?
Eddie-I was afraid some one else
would get it.-Chicago Herald.
The Dickinson press., 1916-11-04
Coney islands Start.

The first man to realize the great
possibilities of Coney Island as a sum.
mer resort was Austin Corbin, a bank
er and railway official. From the be-
ginning Of the last century the beach
at Coney Island vas frequented by
many New Workers, but it remained
for Corbin to initiate the movement
which has made "Coney" a synonym
for a certain kind of amusement. Cor
bin started his financial career at DAY.
EXPORT Ia. but in 1865 he opened a
banking house in New York, and in
1873 he purchased the eastern part Of
Coney Island. There he created the
great resort known as Manhattan
Beach. He also became president OF
the Long Island railroad and played a
big part in the development of all the
summer resorts on Long Island. In
the last forty years Coney Island has
become the greatest popular summer
resort in the world, and in addition to
the millions of transient visitors from
the city who 60 there for the day
many thousands are regular summer
residents of the hotels and cottages
which line its shores. - New York
World.