The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1901-12-18
oe MANY vssrs Of hard work vet before

me so encouraging :hsE | you'd not De
urbel;e7ipg If ! saw the wig Of :he
apocsiyp.!c at22l spread fer is sst Srl
unplsl tie2s i It's days sucse. or il
tomor-cw lao1ning taa ccean cables
shcu'6 thrill Us win ID, neWs tina:
Cbr.s: tie Lrrd bad al'Gcted on Moun:
Oiivst 70 proclaim universal oonini
AL dead churches. RsSe up! Thr'@
back the shutters Ct stiff eeo!esio,:i
cisn snd let the light OF the spr;qg
mor1;2g N, IL! Itorn;rg Tor tjl3
ls1d. Morning for tee ses. Msr2i2g
Of iigat sad love sad p,sc M9r5;r (
Of dsy in vbich ih:re sha;l o. u
chaias to break, 70 sorcoWs 10 s:s1ase,
10 iespotism to shstser, Fo woes TO
coups:aioas'e, 8 e,scd Carist, d"-
scana! SCARED temple, take he coz !.
Bcui~ed haaa, aka tee s3a?:eT! Wol1i-
ed fo,!, sep on TIE shro2t. 'Thl1e
i. she kingdom.
These thin, Is I say becsuie ws2:
you to 10 a!s-t. I wap. yeu to be
v.tc4ips ali these wonders unrolli g
from tee heageos a7d the ea:tEl. G}d
has clsss;f d tie2o, whether calsm'
tous or pleasing. Taa divine purposes
s-s har1es3ed IN tr,c:s taas ca1uo:
break a1d IN gir:as tn: caanos sip
and in bu,kles tbs. os2Go5 ioseE and
sr, dcivon p; r,ios they must AcSwsc
I preaaa - fsssI!sn A swarth7 en
e,naer at ons CT the dep7ts in D4ko
said. When will you ge5 en- tae 10
comot;ve sEd take rida With Us?
We'll" / said. nov, # that SUES
you." S. got cn oas s!ie o: the 10
scmoiive, and Msihoii55 minister,
who was s|so icvited, got on the otheg
side, ac5 ba&ween US were thu eusiuee
and the s.oker. The train started. Tne
cusireec had his hsHl on shs sgitated
pulse Of the great engin,. The stoker
shoveled in the coal and shut the dcoc
with loud c.anz. A vast plan slipp
ed urdar Us, and the hills swept by,
and tbat crest m,zster on which ne
ro5a trenblad AID bounded sad snort
ed and RACED as it hurled Us cl. l said
70 tie Methodist niEister cn the ether
ziie Of tie loo motive: My brother,
Rby should ministers quarrel about the
5ecrces ard free agency? You see thai
track, tha$ firm rack. that iron trace;
,hst is the deere. You sae this engi-
neer's arm; that is free agency. How
beautifully they work togstbel They
are going to take US through. We
could net DO without tho track, and We
could not 10 without tie engineer"
SoIrej::o day by dsy, work for all
10 DO, and no may turn the crank Of the
Christian machinery this way or that,
for &c sre free sgants. Bat there is
the track laid so iong $50 no ons rem
enbers it-lsid by the hand Of the
Almighty G,d in sockets that no ter
restriaI OF satanic pressure can ever sf:
feot. And along the track she car Of
the worlds redemption will roll and roll
tc :he Grand Central depot Of the mil.
leuriuu. hav, 60 anxiety about the
trace. am only afraid that for our in.
defence and uafaithfu!ness God Eil
discharge US and get some other stoker
and some oshsr engineer. The train
is going through With Us. 81, my
bretnern, watch all the events that are
going by. If things seem to turn out
right, give wings to your joy, II things
seem to turn on. Rrocg, throw ous the
anchor OF faith snd hold fast
There is house in London where
Peter the Great of Russia li7ed awhile
when he wss moving through The land
inoognito a1d in wo-knaa's dress that
be might learn snip carpentry, by
ahich be could supply the needs Of his
people. A Stranger was visiting a.
that house, Whats IN that boz?"
The owner said: Il don't knoa. TIA.
box was there when I got the house,
sad it was there Rhea ny father got il
We haven't had any curiosity to look
st it. l guess there nothing in it "
we'll" ssid the stranger, "i,.l give
you So for IT," Well, done," The
81 was paid, and the csnteD5s Of that
box were sold to the cz Il Of R1ss:a for
$4,000. IL It the latning machine OF
Peter the Great. his private letters
AID documents Of value beyond a'l
mo1 esary consideration. Aad hers are
the events that seem very insignificant
and unim porIant, bus they lnoase trss-
sures Of Divine Providence snd eter-
rites Of meaning which sitter awhile
God will dem5nssrase before the ages
IS being Of stupenGous value.
These Of you who are in lnidlifs msy
we'll thank God tass you have seen 60
many wcnGrous things, bit there are
peop. sllVe todsy who may live to see
shimmering veil between the material
and the spiri'ual world upii.5ed. Mag
netisn, q sorid with Wbieh We cover up
our iano-sncc, viii get be au explored
realm. Eiec!ricsy, sne fiery courser Of
tne sky, that BsDjsnia Fsankiand las
seed snd iiorse and Bel aod Ellison
have brought uHcer complete control,
has greater wonders to reveal. Whether
hers or departed this lie, re will see
thirs,. Il does not make much differ
ence where We ats2d, but the higher
the standpoint the larger the prospect.
Re will see them from heaven if We do
not sea sneu from earth.
Years ago vas at FRI Island, Lo1G
Isisad, s1a [ vent up il tee cuooia
from Th;ca they telegraph 10 NV Yer.
tie app7csch Of vesaaIs siou:s before
;hey come into port. There IS an open
ing ia tie wall, and tae operator puts
his telescope through that cpsajng and
looks oat aad sees vessels fsr out at
ses. While wss talking viii hin he
went up an6 locked cut. E.e sad, I'VE
are expecting the Ar s>ns tonigls." L
said: Is i possible You know all those
ve=se!s? D. you kcoa tHen IS you
know mans fsce2' He saic: Yes:
l never MAKE mistake. BsIore l see
the bulls of!en knew them By the
mssss. | Enow then sill hayo watch
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