The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1901-12-11
Another remark I make is that our

CT cur daytime thoughts. will give
you recipe for pleasant drescS. Fill
your days with elevated thought and
unse!dsh action, aud your dreams will
be set TO muGi1, If al! day ycu are
gougiag AID grsspiag and avaric;o1s in
your dreams, you will see gold that you
csrnot clutch aud bargains IN which
you we're out Say!ocked. II during the
day ycu are irsscib.e and pugnsoious
and eunpoWdery Of disposition, you will
at light ha7s battle with enemies in
which they will get he beat Of you. If
sou are sll day long in hurry, at nj ight
you vii dts OF rsi! trains that ycu
Want to catch, Tnile you cannot move
one inch toaard the depot. II you are
sl7ays oVersuspic ols and expectsnt Of
assault, you will have at night halluci-
nation Of al:ssatns Slah dsggers drawn.
No oDs wonders t1a5 Richard Ill, the
iniqpi,ous, tie night oefore the battle
Of B;sRorth Field dreamed thai all
those whom be hsl murdered stared s.
him and that he sas torn 70 pieces by
demons from the pit. The scholar s
dream is a philosophic eoho. The
poets dresm is rhythmic echo. Cole.
ridge composed his "Kab!s Khan
aslesp in narcotic dream spd, waking
up, wrote down 800 lines Of It. Tar
tiRls, tho violin p aver, composed lis
most VOID :rful sonata while asleep n
dream So vivid sha5 waking, he easily
transferred it to psper.
Waking thoughts have their echo il
sleeping Thoughts. Ii a man spend his
life IL. trying 20 lnsks others happy and
is heavenly minded, sround lis pillow
he will see crippIes Hlo hs7e got ever
their cru:ch AID professions ~ oeles-
tia( imperials and hear the grand march
roll Gown from erum5 Of heaven over
j ssper psrapets. You are very sps to
nssr in dreams what you hear when
you are wide awake.
Now having shown you thst, having
q Bible, We ought 70 be satisfied lot
getting any iur9Aer comnuoicatlon
from God, and having shown you thas
all dreams have an Important mission
since they show tne comparative inde
pendence Of the soul iren the body,
and having shown you that the nsjoci-
~ Of dreams are re.ult Of disturbed
physical conditions, and living shown
you that cur sleeping Thoughts are apt
to be aa echo of our waxing thoughts,
| come GOV to my 18th and most impoT-
tant remark, and thai is TO say that it
is capable OF proof that God does some
times in our Day a1d has of:en since
the close Of the Bible dispensation ap-
peared to people IN dreams.
All dreams tLat make you better are
from CD. How 90 | know it? Is not
God the source Of all gooo? It does
lot take very logical mind 10 argus
that out. Teriullian and Martin Luther
believed in dreams. TIE dreams CT
j ohm Hass are immortal. 81. Angus.
tine, the Christian fa,ner, gives Us the
fact that Carshsginlan physician was
persuaded Of the nmortsiity Of the
SOU by an argument which he heard in
q dream. The night before his sssss-
sinaticn the vile of Julius Ca 5ar
dreamed that ner husband fell oead
across her lsp.
1t is poasicls to prove that God does
appear IN dreams TO warn, to convert
and to save men. My friend, a retired
sea captain and a Christian, tells ne
that one night while on the sea be
dreamed that q ships crew we're IN
CREST suff=ring, Waking from his
dream, rs put about thu ship,
tackled in diI.ra rections, sur
prlsed everybody On his Vesssl-they
thought be Was going crazy-sailed on
in another direction hour after hour
and for many hours until he came to
tee perishlng crew and rescued them
and brought item 20 New York. Who
conducted that dream? the God Of
the sea.
In 1926 vessel went from Spithead
fvr the Wess indies and ran on the
ledge Or rooks oa!lel the Caskess. The
vessel went oown, but the crew clam
oered up on the Ca.kst5 to dls Of Thirst
or starvation, as they supposed. But
thore vas snip boucd for Southamp
toa that had tie captains son on board.
This lad Twice in one night dreamed
that thero vas crew Of sailors dying
on tha Gsske.s, Il. tod his father OF
this dream. The vessel came down by
the Caskels 10 tins to find and to res
cue shose poor dying men. Who con-
duo6ed thai dream? Tie God Of the
r5cks, the God Of the sea
Inc ReV. Dr.. Bushnell in bis mar
7elcu3 book entitled Mature aad the
Supstnssural' g.7es she folio giag fact
that ne got from Captain Youn5 in
Call;ocnls, a tact confirmed by many
faniles. Captain Yount dreamed
s#lce one nigns thst 15O miles sway
there was a company Of travellers fast
in the sloE. He also saw in the dream
rocks OF peculiar formation, sad, tell
ing this dream 10 an Old hunter, the
huoter said: "WDy, l remember those
rocks. Taose rocks are IL she CaTsol
valley psss, $50 niles aWsy." Csptaia
Yount, impelled by this dream; although
laughed at by MS neighbors, gathered
men together, took mules sad blankets
and stsrled out On the expedition,
travelled l50 miles, sa~ those 7esy rocks
shich he mad described in his dream,
found the suffering ones at the foot OF
those rooks and brought them back to
confirm the story CT Captain Yount.
Who eonduc: Led mat dream? The God
Of the snog, tie God OF the Sierra
Ne7adas.
God has ofte1 appeared in re5oulee
and comfort. Y5a lave kaoga people
it is Something atats IL
your & perisros-you have ssen people
90 TO sleep With b5reaVemsaas lnconscl-
a ole, and thsy sHskeEed n perfect
eslgca.ion because OF WA&5 they lad
seen. Dr.. Crsnsge, one the most Ee-
n arkshle met | ever Det-Tenarsaol