The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1898-01-03

rive thousand Atlanla people III iNCu INV
chilling; winds of the wintry weather Sun
day afternoon to hear Rev. Sam Jones give
his ideas of New Year resolutions and other
matters.
It was not n matter of certainty that the
evangelist would preach, as he mad an
nounced that he would not preach IL the
weather continued cold and diSaSreea-
bic. But when it was q question of near
ing Sam Jones and getting cold, or not
hearing him at all, the people decided that
It was worth the discomfort to hear him.
Mr.. Jones himself was not sure that he
would preach, IS he did not think he would
have Il congregation when the weather was
SO bad.
The tabernacle however was well heated
by big stoves and this made it very com
Portable. The tabernacle being crowded
! was easily heated. Mr.. Jones thanked the
people for coming to the service at such
an uufavorabe time and in sUch Indictment
weather. He announced as his subject the
Choice of Moses" and selected as his text
the following passage of scripture: ANA
Moses chose rather to endure the aufferings
| of his people for little while rather than
enjoy the pleasures OF sin for a season.
ME- Jones was DIT MS "''''
was clear and reached all parts of the big
tabernacle. His fund of humor was over
! flowing and he kept the congregation
,,,,,,,,,,,. ,.ho,, 10 didr,t have them cry
'-''
! ing.
"Choice makes conduct; conduct makes
character. and character fixes destiny, ne
said. "To be what God intended man
should be. he should do what Is right and
,.-. -. .,.l,, ,.-,,., rioh+-doing
iot VIZ 80 %iol'e, soS,ns lnvyisa and
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"lli''o''"i'' 1''D I.;,,' a., Tho tine he
pleasures an" "''pPl"eo9 -. ,., iht avon
n6' Moses ci'o9o ~ w VIZ ,} bi,,, o. tb,
tn"usH ne hH"" It N"'-+ ,, 49,, .C,,
pleaSu' 70 o. pC'i7 w ~ a,to,,r5,rts of
OF MICS AlS'l ION ''it" - ,,, tl,a+ h,
l1e palace OF @ily. 80 ,,.t+h %,s neorI,,
""'4iu ""IcI - -" ,,rtt ,,ran1iea il,
yet ne save ~ lde VI ~ ~ n,,t nf
Esq P' ''i'N ~" AIS p00p'0
bo!'"dSc'
DRUG Stores as BaTroOmS.
.vrboro is some fun in rquor drinking,
oord n1a,,.,,, ord i11encss and other sins
h,,+ - Iaete for q bricr season only and
f,a sorrows that follow and the suffering
and misery that are sure to come to tho
sinner more, than peutrallzo these pleas
urrg
81 am clad TO hear that the drug stores
here are going out of the DdrrOOm DuSl-
ness. feel sure that they did not want
to quit, but the saloons demanded protect
ton at the hands of the city and the city
had to give protection, so the drug stores
were forced to go out of business.
THE choice of Moses looked foolish to
the short-sighted, but the final Windup
! showed that no made a wise choice. 1t
brought good to Moses. good to his people
ana rood TO the race of Adam You fellows
OUGHT TO do something. Don't sit still. I
like, to SEQ a man work / knew a man one
time who was always looking for work.
He was poor and his family suffered. Final
lv he went blind and when l asked him
ti,a ga.ue. Of his misfortune he told mo
~ T, ,,.o,,+ Mind Inol,ns, for work, He
nc +'G r,'.,t r1l.r, Ir ,,,,l, b,I+ IN.
Co1u INV" io"'r pi',,''S . ~" th i,' l,-,1S h
u-u1 40 ~ o'o.'""9 - ven , .
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IL 80" rai' I'o any ''''le 49, ~ ~, 49,
go no 49, ooe' l-'I0 1r, M,
f-,,.,'l ~ .,,1-fG.aIv or tn,. limited
states Get YOU something to do and go AT
H. l don't care II you are "or'h u H4l'''ou
dollars, or II you are HFlhS with your
Mammy- in-I4W, or II you dop nave 10
work. il you DO nothing you are a NaSa-
/ bond aud If you don't work you be just
- plain Nagab1nd.
And ther" are plenty or VagapondrSSe5