Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 15, 1886, Page 8

NEN AND THEIR MEANNESS| Beven Thousand M‘n H mon to Men Only. ar Sam Jones' Sor- | SCORING THEM FOR THEIR SINS. pity, Sabboth-Breaks | o s and Intempers immor ntly Denounced lieve the hell of the THE HELL YOU thrown open ard the people announcement Some nmen don't believe A man re s don't Jones would speak to s wl with the belief that would make i which could not fail to he of mmterest question and if you will ANSWEL yours who has @ nice lovel , that man will collection we nounced that head of his tal plates irries thio gar, puts on his ha S innocent home g down the street, he «its at th “'Gentlemen, ‘this is_glorions to s Brotner Bitler talked in the audience of men building last wii H\\ up one tligh which fell' from M throwg! have been worth o million hearers if they dollurs to his bling he i mllion dollars 10 oot | @umbling " “ lock at night why it is that that man e home and spends gambling hell then T will tell you why. E 1 NEED OF Y 3 §10,000 ahead. you to subscribe liber- I hope you'll subseribe $500.” A[u-r the collection has been t more singing followd commenced his discou ‘We invite the attention, the pr: )Lr!ul attention of many u[ you, Aml now 1 wan! wnd then Mr. Jones se, as follows : and we trust This is a wonderful book from It goes back to Hidaegne ning of all things ana forw u—d to the end of all things get our text. ot 1of my own origin and the origin of cre: ing and the morning were the first day and the sccond day, the hout over a finishod “nrhl e of this book to my ori- e8 which follow deyotes one gin and the warn me of my destiny ought to speud his life of thus countr, he first sini we mention is THE SIN OF I'K It is a commonly practiced sin n-mldn-n n( men came, and he breaks the silence ¢ and anon for 4,000 y telling me whither [ am going countrymen, i bundle of ]v'l]url uold in my of eternity e Lora thy God in ENTERTAINME nen with the cb death before them, before us is not one of the honr i8 ot one of to-day or to-morrow, is 1 .[umn.m whose meth of evil. liou shalt not swe Well, here is " He won't break that suppose T put my hand up this way and min that will st 1y to you to m~|nl to me 1 B questions T would ask him .md only three, and when they { to my mind, rlu'u\\' open to him and to his first qm-mou 1 would ask any ‘are you poste A on e, b Swill. min s and et d do you will w.l i \\«]] brothe work both w t',mn are tulking about.’ iz satisfs u(ml]y E swered 1 put Aund with that answered L have etother mul that is i i kindly to me, : pick out your wide ¢pen to you, vou ave my brotherand ry close to you in \hm!m ussion —you will find out before 1 o kcad bRt tho BiliEL discussing or pot. Now my brothe and countr, muation over the land wheré ilroad people have You ecan te ) v You cantell by the spirit of the man, whethar I mean Kindly not, or whether I live as 1 preach. iz caes; they TUROWS AS MANY as \nm Jones has no lnmnu.~ ma L‘: Do you hear that ¥ he he disi n the e i caught him d.m..v something out your profunity and you quit i quit \um |||nI ity under any other cir Oh, what an awful sin it |i.| if the devil wants to cateh f a sinner he i 1d covers the point, butif he wants just nlmp- the nuu-hmh elig 3aid so, but 1 neve ateh the fellow that in Omaha while wything you e and if there is want to know about me, T will pay 3 of the prominent o unp running nbout oy ant you to un fellow citizens, God. Ilove you would be ut 1 his country, I been in the he Tam h...- for your good 50 help me ‘the truth to- W HE A T open my mouth and T want o sa that boy of mine ther his You miay tuke the Missouri river nd take me out in the A e m the't irful profanity? f there is any maa here ean not stand who thinks ne | you luck that BUED ON 11 a little thicke rm.-l |h n he and go now, around me whining I will have a conte n||" for 1 am w»mw to diseuss this question don’t like your bu L business that rol come with me will see it as I do where you are l\nll see it as you do, Ivnl 1 am afraid to el where 1 [ go down to muu'_h just as L think the try going to_be nh« whole (rutl as it is Tuis text is Iln- fnrl'lll « h in u“ INbosom of ove vy man we all dread d this universe that than my love of life, and that is dx and suicide 18 the List retn ‘dnesday and v\ulld in w Im h we understand AT wur e o {\nn, some men don't ) immortal; they nlnn |In.» «ln l ey go THE HORSE O ch & man 1 feel like SWell, old fellow, if T would gét me a tail and be'a dog."! some more hair W that they L as 4 municl D IN I AV fy Lis ten commandments you whit to do 10 eleet & ma you let these and democrats, want to be a republicus for ai YOu want 1o be s the difference between poisonous substance rpetuate movs rtain kinds of immoral food bring 1o you mor vay of tha tran thut sinuoth i It 18 no more strange to me that sigon, strychnine will kil 'my body tuat sin will kill my soul Then shapes itself in Hm form what ? Sii 18 the one ll.m,_ in the universe man grief may difiicui , but glory be to GGod, the re I8 i harm a man’s GENERATY s hell st it simply takes fire ¢ ve hell in all'if in asked y wile an sits and Now if yon will tell me oose 1| that God is at w one thing that that is si Now the Apostle John tell transgression propose to diseuss some of the ten com- en say God did not ommandents sy 1 d‘r not cure who \\mh» llln- ten commandments, the man level n the peniten: Old men swe sometimes l 1~l| n, this comma \nllml ntre ke the Let : v, and furtherthan that Now thiscommandment nd ¢ suppose that ¥ L not? commonly practiced sin among men, and aboye universe the ot ) Now, men give up profunity. chant—unl¢ 1 merchant 1 wouldn’t be particuls e lhv 16 cussing helps. but if 1 was a merehant in and o man proposed to t tion 1'd ask him I would R 1 if he meapac I don't w going .Al'ullllll doing more does “lxuw' re just EVERY BLACK-MOUTHED RASCA who wants to swear [laug hoall the ht of ill-manners for rs of u decent if you don't ne man he wnd Lim any missionary wa ter some tinie ago. then land sevente ', born L lund, sixteen years old, nearly seventeen, nd when he Stood on the ship an oath, The next thing we take up is TIE SIN OF SABBATH BREAKING ‘member the Sabbath I suppose | have to-night ness, 1 y this much, poor women of their support and poor children of their sup. port and that darkens and dooms and Can'y it 3 nights God pity you if you must infringe on God’s day to pour down the throats of poor, perishing men. Yes, you slap auds mighty big but, God bless you not open your mouth upon these subjeet. 1, the men that vun Omaha are in this house to-night, this town, and the majority of votes will shut up every bottle the polause.] in tiis on the , let i g | Now let me say too, if the life of this city depends upon . on Subbath in this town better understand that when earrying d inds of men on God’s | i up sl paving 8 Oit will n The next a set of volitics, o by, ' smiocrat for One is Justes exhortation can be kingof u!“m wha 1 don't care who fills the nllv-\ w “‘rn @ man offers hims .t us hear from y ; let us h questions, the and fight it on this Suniday ¢ sy eternal eternal believe next worid is them speak out and mak i rality tis wh ) Tam discussing prin you rightand wrong, or is it ath day lows ers on Su this crowd gathers on the postofiice steps o you chureh v Have you not pa spuiy ir sn should out on that line nd with theissue Iments which will you t: yand here on these cor know, is I will zards won't .\h felluw m.ummum I-night and walks | s on ' anof stairs, sits down it A HELL) ves into l!n~,ll [ would I must That is the oné thing that all lh:- gum of heaven are turned is the one thi, and that is the til the click of Ln ws that every is won at the gambler: 1 thought which must 1 Lorrible thing, to be a g lead & gambler's life, running away with spec; \|l'\llm| malke an honest dollar the sweat of your brow e good honest dollar I earned by t..n..} brow than § y. A boy that worl <| l|n|l L at mwht puts it under his pillow e upon it will turn into n nd sing him to sl bre (Invn let me tell you, the only ¢ 1S enrning t of your brow. short time N citizens many Ame Te never They like it there. standing in They are to-day landl; stooped degrac tion thmuwh speculation. is the down thousands, and cuuses more heart let us go to work nd make our hiy country A 1 e have cncourage usin honest indu o into s think of bome. s for it ings and lot me Go home and burn ¢ to your boys, sorry first £ |uhu~n tl ey commandment, and troubles before God and man .m\, if you T'he nest time hell think of mother, indeed that God made you Il sins in the ver indulge in these t rn you to spurn it. 15 up the cards and apolog ny mlu-r line, el for me, the have won his money. om, makes sure of the pla - the pale 1lks into |‘n room, and ; he pulls the it mm(ln bosom of He perhaps says to himself, 't wi it to kil you, but I must have it.” honest, thesweatofour brows when the: >, and mail cars and lacking one want them to put on ) my countrymen, be mitke our mone; Another sin is the " LICENTIOUSNESS ountrymen, I am not s that ought not of your mother here to-night to Lin the presenc Here we are to-r ack to Let your back to your poor sisters in the castern or S, and @ Kind thought go back to Tzt ntiousne with or your wife, with you on the how this city yonder on one of your promine: g suilding which A flaunting pure When I was pre innati Iast spring the Cinc ©came out one morning suid that last nizht in one of the houses in that city up to his own sister and she to & room with him the eyes of the mother s of this ¢ The id and, wrly seventeen old, and that is the first hife, rentleman christian shore to shore with the most obscene and Let us be decent with wre I don't eire what clse much of being found his own countrymen amen, amen. | of atown n stopping said vy day This i3 & country of whenever i for you this say to you old your is debauched time on follow the weet e as he deemiad them frow their guilt and brought them back toa better republicans | us from this the you he come of “Whew, crowd 2hity low when the buz- him 4 L liear me to-night, the Sab) this city be known as one city of the west that keeps the lnm s d uy; per more in time I'he next sin | t |II\ nl is N OF GAMEBLIN Oh, how many g mblers do you rac How! andd listening to me? won't be two hours _from this minute un- the dice and the shuflle of the eards and the rufile of the money will T'wo hours from now will find the gmnl)lin,‘_v Jou will pros. cady for etern- table. about a woman nd was a gamblor. e childron wear table. zambler’s w This and ) I would rather o to it your lun. and h.- pots so 1t he can beat” you, he goes step step until he ts into o gambling den, nst him, b the partics who he young ms in a house I stood up before an audience that 1 suid that you she had been our Anold state 5, W town over seven “Well," 1l debauched, { Miousnc let my pure be before ' this tidal Let us build a high around the virtue of the heard that in some sad to young nnot be healthy here man if you are virtuo { I tell you you ve told that younz man a lie as vlack as hell und you know A virtuous and of and 1 warn to duughters I would empty a What do ied ripst healthy My fellow countrymen let #ay 10 you to-night that of L DISREPUTABLE SCOUNDRELS this earth, i darker than another in hell it is for that man that will come and a tell far all sweep (50,000 drawn glow of the was assi nguirer pub: \r g “That is s somebody’s Edw will to my mother and your mother and tell her that her daughters cannot b virtuous and be healthy? breeeh-load du crough ThE O\IAIIA DAILY BEE: MONDAY. dr-hm-d Tot me tell member of the democratic 1 am not a member of the y. [ belong to Jesus Chris! the erown of my head (o the sole Amen!) and if ,l< sus Americ | iope for all other oineses of women thin many men 8 Iike to hesr him preach.” preached to an gregation, | Iked out of the eharch, hanging on his arm, and when he got out suid to his wife tiat he wor 4 had her pure ears heard that sermon fc d 1 thought it was on mons I heard in my life good sermon, hag thought Boys. be clean, i this lieentions the world the best se This wife thought it was while t was terrible Let us coase olve to-night to cs forever. One that have Tramp, marching, ard's room bar oflices of hell, front ones full you shut ofl to night. my drop. liquor. many it is 1 mothers stagaer 1se to drink it right to spe broke m; A him sink down in the middle of his m hood, in_the very pri heartbroken. w how I beeame you have, control yourselyes. ik on and on and on, night on my pillow I slept the sle drunkard, whilst my chiristi on her knees in tears, save gave, out 3 years ago and it has ne ver come bac I had but one child that ever me drunk and God took her as but nincteen months oid. When T get to heaven I will hunt up the precious ehild and beg b stageered in her | threw my d}mg again when until Gad my pathy hand and The combination, cess in prevaring Hood's are peculiar to this known to othe: Report of Work Done at the Bucking- ham Home. “Inasmuch as ye have done it unto one of the least of these ye have done it unto Me" is the divine the workers Home rls hav this be these faith, founded on God and the i us in this 1 of those the broad road to eterns , through suc “the Wiy, the lnllh uul struct turned tov s life, committ visited re nection of itsinn joyfully r Spire labor the ¢ firnished us abundant lubors. i vain ausnices, h 18 been eng: ization of a Sunday Sciool an onrolled memborship —constituting lopes for the future mor lunch r nands of Mrs power, fair city 15 so sudly acknowled tions for Scptem Mercer,$25; cash oh Millard, $10; Mr D Josd lhmnl\. *1 Phelps, o pillow slips; Mrs made in May for six months will be qu n in our re; pert for Nov What powdoer weather? Powder lasts lor is not One of the mos can be sounded in & mother's ears duced known o be da ful jeopardy is a never f agerous disc reven and only remedy waich can alwiy upon. Furnizhed house of J. Lyman Willow avenue, Codueil Biulls, \O\ F‘MBLR 15, SPECIAL REDUCTION. The cold waves have been so long in coming that our expectations as tothe sale of heavy overcoats have not been quite realized. pation of a cold f: ve debauched themselves licentionsness. “Jomos is vulgar; 1 One time 1 rous scoundrel Inantici- all and early winter, we laid in the most extensive line of overcoats ever offered to the people of Omaha. must be sold. It is better for us to sell them at a sacrifice than to carry this immense stock, so we have marked down the prices on the same as follows: 100 ITens’ heavy Groy Beaver Overcoats, cassimere lined, reduced from, $6 to $3.60. 100 Mens’ heavy blue Chinchilla Beaver Overcoats, reduced from $9 to $5.50. 65 Mens’ heavy blue Chinchilla Storm Overcoats, extra long withcassimere lining, trimmed with large fur cuffs,reduced from $12.50 to $8. This Coat cannot be bought elsewhere for less than $14. 80 Mens’ all wool worsted Overcoats, in black and brown, re- duced from $12 to $7.75 Please bear in mind that all these goods are new and fresh, and man- ufactured for the season by us, and that we guarantee every article to be as represented or the money will be refunded, All goods at strictly one price at the THE NEBRAMKA GLOTHING COMPANY overcoats pe it and escape it I to_speak of intemperance want to say much to you on this, had €0 much to say ¢ that 1 will not say m Boys listen to me. DEATI IN THE I upon it to-n filling up the 1 ranks as in. not debauch ourselves with i a question of collar and of death and hell. re tired of secing their into drunkards graves. put_ this out of our k on that subje w drunkard, drink by 1 haye got as much will as tell me you can You can't do it you need not T pi rdon that 1 promised him to give and, glory be to God, taken from toward the better. 1 power to lift me up, :uul I commend to this i Christ, 3 uttermost all who come. you in these my fellow upon a better life God. mflus has be Cor. Douglas and 14th sts., Omaha. Let me say to rting words, to-night, The Beth-Eden Churc The newly organized congreg: Beth-Eden met yes ing at tie residence of Mr. Twenty-fourth OMAHA ve ourselves portion and pro sermons were preached by the Rev. R. L. v L who is spoken of as the pastor of the new church. In the morning Mr. from the twenticth che K the verse “1e loved me '\ml gaye himself The speaker told of what beautiful thing love was, embodying a it did, everything that was tender ar~ s s a transcendent ycome and go, but 1 there be a thought an this—the love of God for me. It forms the theme the throne of God, and yet we ou » better than the angels what if we but give ourselves up toit. r suggested the faet who recetves the love of God can nnl) returning that love, heart alone will H Iw\ Iunk hi ion turnished “Buckingham * the iuspiration under which thier labors have been results under God as exhibted in the lowing statement: Meetings held for men 8, for w supplied 234 temperanc be glad to learn tl been found for the a previous report reseued ; 13th S’l—, Bl. Caplt o1t TR TREATNFET OF Chronic & Surgical Diseases. NAMY, Proplotor. o liuve ‘the facilitle The love of s and remedics y form of dis- case requiring cither mb and fuvite all o com or correspond with us. men ~0 buyq , lodgings 110, ()llr friends Long esperience in treat- g cases u, letter enublos un (0 (roat many cases AR on Deformit one will answer sns or \\.."w union between man and his Maker. Resting in the affection of God, we can- pose the most per! Inhalers, Brac ud Surgical Apy so for the little boy : been resened have been returned Ml‘urh in this d wre dee ,m |>unml [ pered for w e lian G 0 wm:ul providence, shall Provided, if only we Abso!utelv Pure. This powder uever varies. purity, strength and wholesomeness, cconomical than 3 cannot be sold in competition W titude nl‘luw test, et trust in and i two cases nfuctured and for ra Tho only rellabie wedical Insttute making ,Norvaus D|seas"s .U\ll ot His woe, our trusting Private, Speclal affection, we feel a sensc hat in no other’ way ean be uf- weight alum or | wiihout nircury restraining strong is our omises of onr already had by um‘n NICAT or kend name power bl love uw,.u Powder Co., 463 Wall xpeet perfeet and post-oMcs perfeet hi\h, from the ones you love ill kend you, i plain wrappor PRIVATE CIRCULAR TO UPON PRIVATH, SPECIAL A% ;] INAL WEAKNERS, SPRUMATORRIAEA, D0 SYPIILIS, GONORIIIGA, So with the best offerings 1 obodience in return for Bpcoial Ordinance No. 868. N Ordinance leving i r, VARICOCELW, ASES 0k TIHE (IRNITO 1uANS, oF rend lis His great lov Tlie speaker in conely quent doscrivtion of the e in the Garden of h t love filling the he ctuated Him when 12z on the eross to Jook down. ather forgive jail work, wh a'week and m con gularly twiee the Y. M. A, s there every Sabbath, is witne evidences of religious feeling on the part ; tokens of th Lis tormente Thoy know not w 1 mount herei Divine favor ulated to in rd Sauce—invaluable to Omahia MLJL,HI fil n] The Chinese class of fiiteen to twenty-live under superintendency of 4 meets regularly every k in the Bucl “nl Take ¥ i Ovduined by the ety council of (ho city of of Adelaide 1 who died r. 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