Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1915-10-26

habit, the whisky habit, the other
bad habits which they had, to come
up to the front as an evidence OF the
resolution to do so. scores compiled
with his request.
Sunday Night.
Sunday nights congregation at the
Ham meeting was almost IL not larger
than the mems meeting Sunday after
noon, while the sermon to women only
last evening was attended by hundreds
from the town and country.
Cheerful Facts About He'll" was the
subject which the gifted preacher dis
cussed Sunday night. The subject OF
hell, he said, Is the most awful sub
ject that the human mind can think
upon. There is only one thing worse
than hell and that is sin which makes
hell necessary. He'll has its pleasant
side even with all Of its agony and
that Is that all liars shall have their
part in the lake Of fire and birthstone.
There will not be one liar In heaven.
he said.
You meet people in the world who
believe that everybody else In the
world are liars and crooks continued
Mr. Ham You beware Of that per-
son for there is something crooked
about him.
In discussing the subject Of liars,
Rev. Ham said there were seven kinds
Of liars. They are the atheistic liar
who slanders God and is forever talk
ing about his belief that there Is no
God; the infidel liar who ISLANDERS
Gods word and says that 1t Is the
product Of man and should not be read
ISLANDERS the Son Of God by saying
Taono bod human "A thar nd
that his death on Calvary Is Of no
value in the matter of atonement for
sin; the Universalist liars who say
there Is no hell and no future punish
ment for sin; the Russellite liars who
not only deny the existence OF
burning hell which Is bad in itself, but
pile upon 1t another great and mon
strous lie by saying that all men have
q chance to repent beyond the grave;
| the slanderous liars who would rather
believe a lie than the truth because
their own lives and hearts are full Of
sin and the devil and those who lie by
making false excuses for not coming
to Christ and living Christian lives.
In the course Of his sermon Sunday
evening, Rev. Mr.. Ham scathingly de-
nounced the liquor traffic and the
Church Of England and the Roman
Catholic church for the stand which
they have always taken and are now
taking on the side Of liquor my
friends" he said, some time ago
David Lloyd-George Of England, In
addressing the citizens Of the British
empire said, England has q great
enemy in Germany and Austria, but
the greatest enemy England has Is the
liquor traffic He began the agitation
Of prohibition In the empire following
the example of Russia.
| AT once bitter opposition developed
from three sources, viz: from the
brewer, the drinker and from the
| Church Of England, which Is the es-
Established state church. The Church
Of England derives an enormous reve-
nue. from the sale Of liquor and is di-
rectly supported by money derived
from the sale Of liquor to the drunk
ard. In addition to this the preachers
Of that church declined to give up
their drink as an example to the peo-
pie. They fatty refused to quit the
bottle In order to teach the people So
briefly by precept. Any person or
newspaper that denies such Is the
case only reflects on their own intelli-
gence.
1.-The Catholic church Of America" !"
continued Mr.. Ham, protects the IL
uuor traffic in this country. The
church and the brewry sleep In the
same bed. Much Of the money re-
ceived by the Catholic church In this
country comes from brewers and bar
tenders"