The Clarksburg telegram. [volume], September 15, 1893, Image 5

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rjARVEY W. HARMIB ' "
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Offloewith Hoiv Jottix Quarks
Hug. W. Va. '; ?/' ,:; _85-tf
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[in court House rear of Oteralt Oonrt
kjrk's offloe. 17.
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L.?. M?ln Street, opposite4th.
[g~.?" 10 ?>? "?.,,?.t? M?d 7 f t P. tn
f' eomml?l6ner of AeeoanU,
145,1 ? JultfuDorKt iYi va.
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l|9fr Will be In bit' olBM: Ctarks
HMH%bor?, W.Va, fenr months of the
Ejo^niltovember.Petolii^Stetlon'
Ban Mala street.opposite Fourth.
Of Morris* Hall
i permanently looated la Clarksburg,am
1 be found at Ms oO??H?m t he J>Yrst ti
*<h ?/ eaehjmm*tttj8$M (4
DR. C. B. MORRI8
1 visit Clarksburg si usual. drom Jet ti
Ih mf Hevt. Pm. *?ii* ssss# June.
I Main Street, Ouaekbbtoo, W. Va
I Office open throughout the year. Dc
bt travel. Besldenoe and loffioe opt
IteSL Charles'Hotel, -Olarksbuig, '
, j: v^v
na and Bteam Fitters, and dealers in
nd, Iron and Drjbia Pipe, Steam and
?tar Ranges, Pnmpe,GaaFiitures.
PIKE 8TEEET. f?.
Dr. A. M. Jarret,
Will also Conuaoter^Brlek Work of even
Iwcrlptlon. B. W. WIIXIAMS.
Jsn. 1-lvr Look Box 8S6.
P. W. MolTctt, Notary P
fjocr and Pension Solii
Rgention to all business,
|W. \ a.
Oonvev
Prompt
PARPENTRY & CONTRACT
f JJG: __ _
I Carpentery and Contracting for
pU kinds of buildings. Trestles
wd Wooden Bridging. Heavy
Framing a specialty. All -work
carefully constructed.
'ormerly oonduoted by J, H. Small
WAOON8, BUGOTmI OABRIAQE8.
-Bat of Material and Workmanship,
Jjll line ot material for repairing; al
J*js on hand. Would be pleasSl to
weyon call. Oonduoted 1)7
gUonbnrg, W. Va. , 12V
S.w. GORDON,
AUCTIONEER.
Special attention g^rentodryi.ngsales
wd auctions in the country. Address
Watnuai cations to. Olarksbui?, W.
Y?- ST.tf
T" D?Witt Talmage
of the auaJi ^ Wn ??'
SEE?'?1 BSPISS^
The subject .of th? 1 deliverance. ,
Uattle Ourl" ?? ,"erf?n1 WM: "The
20-27* "AnH being I. Kings, i
pU'ed taLlf^H 6f Isr^
flock. Of kidL? Uk0 two UtU?
i jhbh iM S*^ ??? ?
Sa^a(a .They were
lord's Israel. vln u tow ol the
| fSSgSHSS,
te8fiMfeiS?
'??? Ol I^u?' Of
i j , I'Oj the kids, pn* it. ?n
-"?=*???:* fe
Which Was the stronger I
?hTfr lit0e
fr<Sf ?, i , flro au"ooth stones
tekedo'wnT0nit!;m: ho hadcnonghto'
SAfes God is on the "We of the
shepherd boy ?r ?n th9 sl(Jo of th?
_Jhero have been many in pur day
Bff ventured the opinion that
ChrisOanity U falling back, and that
** ?*tinct They
Wh W?& ?.?i on 0n 11,8 assumed
foot that the Itlble U not as much of a
^okas t u?d to be, and that po *
i ,?pnl5tve to ^e people.
y? WhIch 0M of the
drinS "}SJl0nSe,of Now York< Phila
delphia, lioston or Chicago is publish
ing the Bible to-day with, the omission
I n wV?," o^Pter? ,Aro not
our publishers intelligent men? And
HMte^ contrary to their financial
tv .continue to publish - the
tencopies tntenyears."
domthett^Lteh^t^n
pre??s printing the Word of Q^lX
out the omission of a chapter or a verse
toTSct^'tth,\I!lble i8 POP?Ca~
I go through the oourt-roome of the
country. Wherever I find a judge's
SB&jis&SSfe1 flnd the Hlble?
gfey they take
solemn <?thJ?HWhat htti very apt to be
l^f^^S'f^ient.? The Bible.
What is very?apt to be put in the trunk
?' theyoung "nan when he starts for I
Hi ^ i T"? Iilble" voltaire pre
dicted that the Bible during the nine
teenth century would become an obso
^ .W? are prett* near
trough the nineteenth century; the
Bible is not obsolete yeti thero la not
much prospect of it. becoming obso
iwf? ?. t? tell you that that
room-the very room.in which Voltaire
wrote that prediction?soma time ago I
was crowded from-floor to ceiling with
Bibles for Switzerland.
.Suppose the congress of the United
i, ^jS> .0U I? P"8* a law that no Bibles
should be printed in the United States.
If there dm thirty million grown men
and women in the oountiy then there
\k y,mllUon P^P10 armed
against su? a law. Bnt suppose the
*h? U"lU* Stat^Aould
pass a law that Macaulay's history or
Charles Read's novels should not Z
read, could you get half as large an
armrjor the fourth oa large an army?
In other words there are, as you know* I
and I know, a thousand men whn I
would die for their Bibles where there
are fifty men who would die for any
other book. The fact that there are
now more Bibles being printed than
ever before, that publishers find it a
financial Interest for thom to continue
the publication of the Bible proves that
this book is still the most popular book I
on the planet
"Bat," say those who are antac-1
onlstic, "Christianity Is falling back,
from the fact that the church is not as I
much respected as it used to be, and is '
not as influential." I reply to that
with the statistic that one denomina
tion?the Methodist church?according
toastatlstiegivenme;by one of their
bishops, dedicates on an average a new
church Avery, day of the year: Three
hundred and sixty-five new churches in
one denomination in a year, and over a
thousand newehurchesbnllt every year
in this country. Does thatlookas though
the church were failing in iu power,,
and were becoming a worn-out institu
tion? Around which institution in our
communities gather the moat ardent
affection? The post office, the hotel,
the courthouse, the city hall, or the
churches'" Why, when our old taber
nacle was burning there were hundreds
of men standing in the streets who
never went to church, tears running
down their cheeks. It is because the
church of God stands nearer the sym
pathies of the American people than
any other institution. Men may cari
cature the church and call it a col
lection of hypocrites, bnt when their
children are swept on with the diph
theria, for whom.do'they send? To
the oostmaster, to the attorney
late husband, Irs C
for which I desire to
thanks and to coi
company lor its prom
of the same.
KMMAWt
No man, knowing the uncertainty
oat a policy on^Ts life. ^
The Infante Eulalie, our late
charming national guest, has
marred the agreeable impression
whichhertJoTbeauSSth
New.Yorkeri by uttering.sJme
Coffee Fe?d? Tb? Brain"
An eminent medical authority
MSnaldUftbeL0f,tbeTB08t0n
Medical and Surgical Journal.
a88i?5
absolntoly . increasing Jean's
capacity foe brain work. Says
the moment to throw him into
^aadrfi0fJeM0Klnf'andabS0
ly adds to his brain work cai
ty lor the time.
manager of said :
say the skirts so]
were manufactur
is ndt true. G.
, Manager I
Sept. 8, 1898.
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38 inch linen towe
34 in.Turkish bath
41 inch linen towli
Extra large linen (
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In, and Convejtnoti
Located oh
Charget Reasonable.
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CIIPU Wonderful Bargains. A car 'load of 1
OUUH will be closed out at once. At only 855 a
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Oak Planks
A w?k&*8 3?wt mm/mm
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