The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-12-13
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Another remark I mako ID that GU :
dreams are apt to be m ,roly the ooh o
OF our daytime thoughts Twill sgivo.
5o.a :cs:fs !3: =! ess sst a.:,s III!
your, days with eleysted thought an d
nsclfsh aotiop, and your dreaind vi /
be set to musio, If all daYyou arc
gouging aid gresping and syarioious in
your droaus, you will lsos gold that you
cannot olutob snd bargains III which
5 you Woro out Shylockea. II during til o
day you are irasoible and pugnaoious
and eunpowdory Of disposition, you will
at night hays battle with onemios y in
which tboy will got tho bost Of you. If
you are all day long in a hurry, at night
you will Dire N of rail trains ithat you
want to ohtoh, whilo you cannot moyo
ono inch toward the depot. Ifyou arc
always oversusplc,ous and oxpeotant Of
assault, you will have et night halluoi.I
nation Of assasoins Nith daggors dtawn.5s
No ono wonders that Riohard III, tho
iniquitous, tho night before tho battle
of 3 ,sworth Field dreamed that all
those'Whom ho had murdered starod 1T
him and that he was torn to piooes BY
Demons from the pit. The scholars
dream 10 philoaophic eoho. Tho
poot's dream is q rhythmic eoho Oole.
ridge composed his "Kubla Khan"
asloop in o narcotic dream and, waking
up, wrote down 800 limos Of il. Tar
tinia, tho violin player, composed his
most wonderful sonata while aslcop ia
dream SO vivid that waking, ho easily
tSannferrod it to psper.
| Waking thoughts havo their oeho in
nloeping thoughts. If a man spoud his
life III trying 20 mako others happy and
Is heavenly minded, around his pillow
ho will 500 oripplcs who havo got over
their crutoh and procossions Of oelesa
tial imperials and hoar tho grand march
roll down from trums Of heayon over
jsspor parapets. You arc very apt to
near in dreams what you hoar when
you arc wido awake. ss
Now having shown you that having
o Biblo, wo ought to be satisfied not
gotting any further Communication
from God, end having shown You that
oil dreams have an Important mission
since thoy SHOW tho comparative indo
| pendonoe OF the soul from tho body,
and having shown you that tho mo jori-
ty Of droams arc result Of disturbed
pbyaioal conditions, aud having shown
you that cur sleepine thoughts arc apt
20 be an echo of our waking thoughts,
como now to my fifth and most iinpor.
tant rolnsrk, and that is to say that it
is capable Of proof that God docs some
times in our day and has elton sinoo
tho oloso Of tho Bible dispensation ap.
peared TO people IN dreams.
| All dreams that make you better aro
from GOd. How 90 l know it2 ls not
| God tho source OF all good? It does
not tako very logical mind 70 argue
that out. Torlullian and Martin Luther
believed in dreams. Tho dreams Of
John Hues arc immortal. st. Angus.
tino, tho Christian father, givos us tho
fact that Usrtheginlan physician was
persuaded of the immortality Of tho
ooul by an argument which ho hoard in
dream. The night boforo his asaas.
aination the wife Of Julius Gao 5sr
dreamed that her husband foil dead
across her lap.
1t is possible to prove that God docs
appear Ill dreams to warn, to oonyort
and to save mon. My friend, retired
soa captain and a Christian, tells mo
that one night while on tho aoa he
dreamed that ships Drew wero in
great autfsring. Waking from his
dream, ne put about tho ship
tacked in diff sront directions, sur
prlsed everybody on his vessel -thoy
thought he was going orszy--s sailed on
In another direction hour aftor hour
and for many hours until he oamo to
tho poIishing Grew and rescued thom
and brought them 10 Now York. Who
conducted that dream? Tho God OF
tho aea.it
In 1895 a vessel wont from Spithead
for tho West lndios and ran on tho
lodge or rocks called tho Osakets. The
vessel Wont aown, but tho orew olam-
bered up on tho Oaskots to die Of thirst
or starvation, as they supposed. But
thore was ship bound for Southamp.
ton that had tho captains son on board.
This lad twice in one night dreamed
that thoro WAS Grew Of sailors dying
on tho Caskots. I'll, told his fathor Of
this dream. The yesaol came down by
tho Oaskots in ino to find and to ros-
Que those poor dying mon. Who con-
Quoted that dream? Tho God Of tho
rocks, the God OF tho sea
Ihe Rtv. DR.. Bushuoll In his mar.
velCus book entitlod Mature and tho
Supernatural givoB sho following fact
that he got from Captain Yount in
California, q fact ooniirmed by many
families. Captain Yount droamea
twice one nlght that 100 milos away
thero was company OF travellers fast
IN tho snow. i1o also saw in the droam
rocks Of peculiar formation, and, toll
ing this drosm to an old hunter, tho
huutor said: Why, Iremomber those
rocks. TGoso rocks arc in the Carson
valley pass, 100 miles away. Z Captain
Yount, lmpelled by this dream, although
laughed at W his neighbors, gathered
mon together, took mules anu blankots
and Btartod out on tho expedition,
trAyolod 16O milos, saw those very rocks
which ho had described in his droam,
found tho suffering onoa at tho foot OF
those rocks and brought thom back to
confirm the story Of Captain Youat.
VINO conducted that dreani2 The God
Of tho snow, the God Of tho Siorra
Nevadss. V 3, .s!. q.
God has often appeared in resource