El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-11

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| When this nerve OF blood vessel Is
freed again, then they will carry ont
the Impurities, and build up the cell
life In the parts and you are well again.
80, the cure of all diseases is the re-
establishment of unhindered circulation
OF the blood, and is all within yourself.
and Is done by following Gods natural
laws This can be helped by warm an
PilcatlOns. David knew this. and a. HI.
not water bottle possibly leaked ma
Grew his warmth from the body of
youths. Hot and cold baths help vour
circulation If the system is enporred
and overworked, rest it the same .,
you would your arm when it il tired
You can help do this BY FASTING and
oietlng. Then restore it to normal soain
by Osteopathy and you are we'll
90 the principles of prevention of al,
diseases and restoring OF them is all
contained IN the book of books. and Won
! VIII never get away from those nr;nc,-
! pies and succeed 1t is as established o.
the everlasting hills
What you so-called Christian Sr;s,c.
| folks need to do, is to come doTryn sc
that high spiritual pinnacle on which ,,o,,
thlnk you dwell, and weep with US that
weep, ana cut out that claim to a Dr.
vine healing pull
For, as Healer you are like a lam.
DUCK at an automobile race. and tn p-
VINO believe with you that God Is car
IN all, it Is so humiliating to see hin,
so far behind in the race.
suck to the study of his word for a.
preventive YOU are howlino snccsss
ana II you approach him in the b7,militv
OF US poor Publicans He will give voT,
wisdom to heal 10y the re-establisbino
/ OF ms blood circulation by the follow
ing on natural laws. and when the Rec.
9rdlng Angel shall dip his golden pen in
CaYary's blood. and write across the
/ Book OF Life the names OF eartb's mr..
and good. P''''
| There, in blazing letters shall be writ
ten the names OF every Baptist. Presbv-
terrain, Methodist. Episeopalan Cbr;s-
tan, Catholic or Jew. that in sweet char.
! Ity has ministered to the weaker tenn
Poral houses of clay. "And cleared the
godilke brow OF weakness and mistrusr
and bowed it down worthy and beauti-
ful to the much Loved One"
For this was indeed to feel the sours
thirst slacken at the living stream.
Are you going in with them. Jacob
with your old crippled hip, and Job. with
your bOils, and Paul with that old hob
nailed liver of yours. Isn't there kinks
IN your soul? Yes, I'm going in with
| them, for these are they that have come
up through many tribulations. covered
with the scars from many a conflict
for principles; covered with the besmear-
ing dust from highways; thrown from
the chaTiOts of malice and bigutrv and
prejudice.
Yes, you've come up through MANY
! tribulatiOns The foxes of the worE5
have their holes, and the eagles have
their nests, but you may not have had
left the where to- lay your head, and You
are foOtsore and weary in trodding the
weary way, but you have had your
| robes washed in the blood of the lamb;
You have fought good fight; you have
been a cO-wOrker with God Yes, YOU
, were something OF a scrapper. wasn't
you, Paul? You sure did raise a roar
down there at Ephesis, fighting against
the malice and bigotry and prejudice
by which they were deeeiving the peo-
pie. Your new principles were right.
and they were founded on the book Of
books.
But they put you in bonds, and drag
ged You into every court clear up to
Caesar. Shake, old man, you are game
I've been there.
I expect there were times when YOU
grew weary in the way, but YOU'D
90 eoh no ~ g
seemed to strangely harmonic with your
feelings. a though they were waited
DER the parapet OF Heaven from the
golden harps, and YOU would catch the
words of that sweet old song,
'All the way my Saviour leads me-"
/ But, you kept the faith. and henceforth
there is laid up for YOU crown. and
not for you only, but for all those who
diligently serve him. Yes. at this last
great family reunion I expect the Eddvs
will be there, too, for they are kind of
distant relatives of ours.
Standing little off to one side with
their noses tilted just a little and their
skirts drawn to one side, as they watch
that motley crowd pouring in through
the gates TO the New Jerusalem. then
all at once there will come a sort of
startled look on their faces, and hum
of surprise among them and someone
viii say. 'I'll declare, if there don't go
the Jacobs and the Jobs in; wouldn't
think that God would invite such people
as those 70 his reception. And, upon
my word. if there don't 90 old Lazarus;
he certainly is the limit"
Then. after awhile someone among
VI
had better 90 in with them. too They
saw that's better summer climate than
this. and that it Is going to be a little
bit warm on the outside here after
awhile" ''For there1l ne Hot Time in
this Old Town TONIGHT"
DIR. IRA W. COLLINS