The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-06-23

money at n big per cent.-then catch
fellow In tight aud squeeze him to
he wall. If wanted to get to heav-
~, would not 90 into the money
ending business. There are three
hings would not do: | wouldn't
'eep livery stable; wouldn't run
aw mill, and wouldn't lend money.
They are mighty risky. mean IN
ieorgia-they may be all right here
N Texas. These are three classes II
I is going 10 he mighty hard to keep
straight IN this world. II just takes a
world of religion to save every one
IF these three have tried two of
hem. and told doctor once if
heaven was sickiy country, hardly
wanted to 90 there. was afraid
here was not enough doctors there TO
take care of the poor fellows.
"Walk uprightly, work righteous
ness, speak the truth in your hearts
lie that doeth these things shall never
he moyen."
" there Is any one desire that con-
sumcs my whole nature IL is a desire
to get II foundation that neither earth
nor hell can ever shake. The man
that walketh uprightly and speakcth
the truth in his hcart-thc man who
will not loan out his money for usury.
If there is bciDg on this earth that
| despise, II is one of these little dew
II scavengers who calls himself law
yer. and whom you can hire for five
dollars 10 do any dirty job the devil
wants done. have a contempt for
them cannot measure. A lawyer
that will be hired ON tie wrong side
of a quesiion-and he knows it,
compromises every principle of man
hood and every principle of honor.
ale that doeth these things will
never be moved" Right here mean
to stand, right here | mean to live
and right here on this rock mean "a
die. I've got the best this world can
give. believe I've got The best any
world can give.
SUNDAY EVENING.
The Attendance at The revival meet
ing tonight numbered fully 1000, and
presented ilaitcring tribute as well
to the religious tendency of the peo
ple rs TO the magnetic influence OF the
evangelist AS Ia the morning, the
choir discoursed u number OF sacred
vocal selections, after which Mr.. Jonei
called for prayer from Brother
Kripps. This concluded, Mr.. Jone,
stepped to the front of the platform
aud delivered an address of more thai
an hours duration.
lie started out by announcing tina
in future services would be nj $50 a
m, a sermon at Q o'clock a. m, and tn,
regular meeting AT $50 each evening
Mr.. Jones next paid compliment
10 the generous owners of the build
ing in which the meetings were being
held, and said that he understood the
brethren, through the kindness of til,
proprietors, would mt once have thu
hall thoroughly ventilated and the ad
joining streets properly sprinkled, Sc
as to make II rs pleasant as possibl,
for the congregation. Even rs il was
it was far more suitable than a ten
used on the occasion of his recent re
vival at Nashville, and was iniinitel,
more agreeable and cooler for tn,
worshippers Than any church buildin,
In the city could be. In fact. II wa
the best place In which h,
ever held services, and the,
might all congratulate themselve
upon having such hall and sucl
kind men to turn 1t over free of cos
to the religious purposes in whicl
they were engaged.
THE TEST.
Tomorrow (he continucd) will ties
the thing as TO whether you peopl
are or are not In earnest In this move
ment. have only seven days NOR
that can give you, and love to SCI
as many as possible, In that shor
time, avail themselves of tn oppor
tunity offered, but In order that yo,
may do so, remember you must be II
earnest. There will be very little bus
mess done In Waco this week, an,
you might all as well close up an,
come. Nearly all the people who COM
into town from the country will b,
here, aud YOU business men, witt
your four or five clerks each, nigh
as well come also, and not stay ava,
to sell fifteen cents worth of calico
That's u hog-selling kind of bushes
anyhow, and II will hardly pay I,
keep away for such big returns. vii
IL NtiN " llht u
have my clerks tangled up In this re
viyaL II will do them good, and
tell You closc-1stcd fellows that /
you want TO catch the fifteen cent
You had better stay away yourselves
but be sure aud send ih,
clerks. That's the ticket. You ar,
worse off in religion in Waco than il
anything else. Some of you are TO,
anxious 10 make tho money, but
warn YOU there will be calico, an,
meat aud bread sold Ia this city wheI
YOU are dead and buried. Let us 90
ready, then. just M certain as yol
have sold q yard Of calico, just rs sur
as you have sold apound of coffee
you viii sell your last order some o
these days. What are you going e
do what should YOU do before tina
time romosy m tell you; como on
and attend tlirs, meetings. Al Nash
willie aud sninc Of other places
have visited the congregations diff
fered very little. None of them wer,
ever less than $500, aud some OF then
ranged from that number up to GOO
people. Now you have "got IT. nj
bad as they had. You need to reform
aud be good Just as much as they did
" had tho bOys some ofyou men ant
fathers have. I'd bo here every time
IL had the children some of yol
mothers have, believe I'D take then
all along, bring them here, and-Pt
camp al these meetings. That
what I'D do Let us ALL then, gt
through this week prnising God anC
aud doing our part, and II vi
do you need moi fear for the balance
for God will do his part Now, let ~
be prayerf,i while We discuss III,
gospel theme propose TO talk u
you about. have selected
M my text four verses fron
the second chapter OF st
Paul (quotos ihem) The grace OF
God says wo should live Aoberly, we
should live righieonsly, we should
live cody in this world In order 10