Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, February 09, 1898, Page 3, Image 3
A Shattered Nervous System,
FINALLY HEART TROUBLE.
Restored to Hoaltit by Dr. Miles' Nervine
M^K^DWAUD HARDY, the Jolly man
agcr of Shoppard Co's. groat store &
Hracorllle, 111., writes: "I had nero
bcon sick a day In my life until In 1890.
got so bad with norvous prostration that !
had to give Mp and commence to doctor. !
' tried our 1 x>al physicians and ono In Jollet
but nouo :avo mo aey rolluf and I though
I was go'ng to die. I becamo despondon
and Buffered untold agony. I could not eat
loop nor rest, and It seemed as If I coult
' not exist. At tho end of six months I w&!
reduced to but a shadow of myself, and a<
last my heart becamo alTcctecl and I was
truly miserable. I took six or eight bottle!
of Dr. Miles' Nervine. It gavo mo rcliel
from the start, and at last acuro, tho greatest
blcs-lng of my life."
Dr. Miles' Remedies Or.
are sold by all drug- EN'
gists under a positive
guarantee, first bottle K-atfOrVin?
b un fits or money re- fe/jftoatorOG ?
funded. Hook on dir.- ?<#? .? v5?
oases of tho heart and . v
DR. MILES MEDICAL CO., Elkhart, Ind.
cejdion of the truth.
Jolin liunyan laiucuishinu: :
.jail, with limited ndvantaues. an
under manifold disad vantny
? 11111-1 ii:ivc i?:i?l i'iv1!'," help. !'
wrol'1 his wakimr vision. '1'!
way from !ho world of sin int
the paradise of (iod heroines vi?
i I do. A'man is walking in tli
way, experiencing the difficulties
gaining the victories. "lie was l<
into his work; he was yiftc
with a peculiar style; he was </,
recteil to its publication." I:
spired! No. ihit. under the l>aj
tisni of the spirit, he glorilie
I est is the enthroned Lord, i>
taking ol his deeper truths an
showing them to the world.
After the long depart uie of th
Church Irotn the truth, in (iet
many catne the Kelormation. Th
Bible was reinstated as the sol
authority and nte. i?\ fait
not through sacramental rit<
Tin* throne <?t the l'ope receive
suon ;i blow thai it lias never rt
covered unto this day. The roe I
be^au to roast, and tins tires o
maitrydom went out.
Another form of this baptist
may be discovered in fli" believ
ers via >n of his future. Heave
* is <>j,t !n'd. i he vail wliieli on*
bid tli" "lories of jr.; -.li c is r<Mi
asunder. Stieh men a 1'ayso
r 800 tllO <>i a world, ;
unsi iMi. II" said to his si ,tei
wIn*n ho whs ?1\ iii r, ' < >'i ooul
villi l.lll know \V 1?::t ; waifs )'i
<'!ii'i t aim could von only know s
much as I know, you could no
refrain from rejoicing. I.ahor
trials and troubles would bo notb
ing. Vou would glory in Irihula
lion-.and,lik I'.iul and ^ihts ':n;
.. (i? " praise ^ in '!; 'dark .1 n; hi
and in llu? doe pest dungeon. \ o
have known a 1 ittlo of inv trial
and co llli :t.8 and know that tho
hawluoii no it her f< w nor small
and I hope llii .-;orious tormina
tionofthoni will serve to dreM"
on your faith and ol avat" you
hope"
v ! if ap, t! * !' m! "v.
h v ' i out* -'M*Ii '> i1 iI!"
i >n v. '"""i l)i" !i" !i w <>i' > it
' fell pon him. And certain it i
that Stephen was unmindful?.
)h" pain ' MUV'rin". rw h
t ot' r v.' rid burst upon hb view
-- ?
! !o Ugllt SOIIIr ol it - glory Upon
his upturned face?ami died prayk
ing lor his murderers. Thus men
glorify (Sod even in dying.
How is the I la pt ism of the
Holy Spirit to he secured ! We
are told that we must appropriate
the spirit as soon as wo appropriate
Jesus, the Savior of sin
ners. Praying in the spirit is en
couraged. Ask the Father, he
will give you the Spirit.
(iod gives Him "to those who
obey Ilim." An asking faith, and
an obedient service is necessary.
On an occasion when Christ was
. with the deciples, after the res*
urreotion he said, "Receive ye
i the Holy Spirit." The verb here
t is not passive, but active. They
? were to appropriate the Gilt he
t offered. In Gnlatians,(3: 2), Paul
j asks, "Received ye the Spirit by
1 tho works of the law, or by the
] hearing of faith ?" Thotheinoinl
| both instances is the redemptive
work of Christ, (31: 14.) Christ
redeemed us from the curse ot
the law, being made a curse for
us?that the blessing of Abraham
might come on the ({entiles
through Jesus Christ. That we
might receive rho promise of the
Spirit through faith.v We receive
through an appropriating faith,
m re and fuller blessin -s than the
1 ordinary abiding presence.
Samaria received the word?
men and women believed and
were baptized. The apostles sent
I'eter and John to visit the Held,
when they came and found the
1 great spiritual work done there,
they prayed that these converts
might receive the Ifolv Spirit
And their prayer was answered.
' (A. S: 17.)
In our days we ask, "ought men
, to pray for the baptism of the
llolv Spirit"? Yes. Hut is it
clear what we pray for? Do we
apprehend that this marvelous
operation of Divine grace is not
o f
promised as the gracious ministry
of the chiding rrcsenee ? lie
0 , . 1
has not promised miracle working
1 powers. This baptism originates!
in the sovereign purpose of <!od.
. It is above our comprehension.
It surpasses our faith. Vou muv
mistake the ordinary operation o!
| the spirit, so as to fail to use
them. Vou may treat (Jod the;
Spirit, as an influence, as an ah ^
: straetion ; may grieve him and j
(Sod will not grant us the greater
1 if we are unfaithful in the least.
' ! We may want to enjoy it as when
' i .. 11,,./%.. ?i. . i
... iii i- i ii<II.--.IIIU soms weic
converted at I'enteeost, or as
wilOll ! lie t huusainis of TolllgUS
' e mo to II. out of heathenism?
' or as it \v;\; cnjovcil in Ireland.
'* r in son.e gn it revival that
"j swept a country or a state. .\n '
' j (ion does not will it so. lie grants
; it a it came to Hunyan?or to
the dying I'ayson.
t od turns usawas from sense
' of ihe urgency of our plea to
, wait awliile on His Sovereign
1 p!e .sure. All things are of grace.
sjT!u' greatest manifestation will
not come without Ills Sovereign
; will. The way lie gives it i-. ar
ecrding to I.lith. He may cause
jus to wait. <)ur heart.-. may 1
nlniu.-l in tle.->|>uir l>y his long delay.
Hut as He loves us, will If
.,i to m\ i us ornei ili)
u. >' u> i t'i . I .
]H cj : , :,i ,u hie III!
tcHliJi/tinf I ./? a, .< WlieII liie
i vers in X *vv i'e >(urn 'Ml
? times spoho thoy held up to their
r.' ;; n : <! <? s : ; I;< J;;
I I
/
I was tli means o! recom
iation. His life 111r?*nifliont he
vital relation to our iile in I
Spirit. lie opened heaven to I
lievers. By llis victories over
in lite and death lie saves
They knew no remedy lor i
race or the individual, apart I'r
llis dying. Tin- central thou*
of human redemption is the ?
fering and death, and resurrecti
of Jesus. May it not he that
ter all we have too much ceai
the clear, tedious, exposition
his meditation hy his death
our salvation ? And may it 1
he that every teacher of the tri
ought to seek the special qual
cation for teaching and speaki
the Word? A baptism as a s]
cial endurence for the special s
vice? How am I to render
fectivo testimony to a congrej
tion and compel that congregati
to receive the conclusions oft
Divine logic??"One]died l'oral
I ?pi * ?
i uey :iii are (lead. lie gives 1
to all who call upon Him. T1
, we may not ho confused and i
| certain about the Divine purjx
is true, hut lot the Spirit reeei
vastly more honor, love a
I raise. In His own pleasure 1
will not deny us the Ihiptism
! the Spirit for honoring the S
even as we honor the Father.
BLOOD POtSON CURF.D.
Then* is no doubt, according to I
many remarkable cures performed
Botanic Blood Uh'mi ("B. B. B.*'> tlia
is far the b*st Tonic and Blood I'nril
over mannfact urctt. All ot her- pale i i
iiisignilicance.wlien compared with
It cures pimples, ulcers, skiu diseas
and all manner of Mood and skin i
inents. IJ11 y the best, and don't tbr
I your money away on substitutes. 'I
i tie long tested and old reliable It.15
* 1 .(?0 per large but t le. For sale by I >ri
tflStS.
A HAD CASK CURED.
Three years ajjn ! contracted a blc
poison. 1 applied to a physician
once, and his treatment came n<
killing .i.e. ! employed nn >!.< nhv
dan and then went to Kentucky,
then went to Mot Springs and renin
ed two months. Nothing seemed
cure me permanently, although te
porary relief was given me. I returi
home a ruined man physically, w
lint little prospect of ever get t ing wt
I was persuaded to try Hotanic Hh
Halm H. It.H.,land to my utter a--l?
ishnieiit it quickly healed every uh
/. T. II AT i ktiton,
Maeon, (la
l-or sale by Druggi-ds.
Whooping couch is the most <]
trossing malady ; tint its duration <
tiecut short by t he use of Due Mini
Cough Cure, which al o the h
known remedy for croup and all In
i and bronchial t roubles. ('rawford It
A Good Subject to Discuss.
M.inv 01 I iit> lartii'-rs of 1/
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