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Subject: "The WreMrs"The Time Is
Coming; When trie Last Mlfhtr Evil of
the World Will Be Grappled by Kight
eoainen and Thrown.
Text: "We wrestle not against flesh and
blood, but against principalities, against
powers, against the rulers of the darkness
of 1 1 is world, against spiritual wickedness
in high places." Ephesians vl., 12.
6queamlshness and fastidiousness were
sever cbarged against Paul's rhetoric In
the war against evil be took the first
weapon he could lay his hand on. . For il
lustration, he employed the theatre, the
arena, the foot-race, and there was noth
ing in the Isthmian game, with its wreath
of pine leaves; or Pythian game, with its
wreath of laurel and palm; or Neraean
game, with its wreath of parsley; or any
Boman circus, but be felt he had a right to
put it In sermon or epistle, and are you not
surprised that in my text he calls upon a
wrestling bout for suggestlveness? Plu
tarch says that wrestling is the most artis
tic and cunning of athletlo games. We
must make a wide difference between
pugilism, the lowest of spectacles, and
wrestling, which is an effort in sport to put
down another on floor or ground, and we,
all of us, indulged in it in our boyhood
days, if we were healthful and plucky. The
ancient wrestlers were first bathed in oil,
and then sprinkled with sand. The third
throw deoided'the victory, and many a man
who went down in the first throw or sec
ond throw, in the third throw was on top,
and bis opponent under. The Romans did
not like this game very much, for it was
not savage enough, no blows or kicks be
ing allowed in the game. They preferred
the foot of hungry panther on the breast of
fallen martvr.
In wrestling, the opponents would bow
in apparent suavity, advance face to face,
put down both feet solidly, take each other
by the arms, and push each other backward
and forward until the work began in real
earnest, and there were contortions and
strangulations and violent strokes of the
foot of one contestant against the foot of
the other, tripping him up, or with strug
gle that threatened apoplexy or death, the
defeated fell, and the shouts of the specta
tors greeted the vieter. I guess Paul had
seen some such contest, and it reminded
him of the struggle of the soul with temp
tation, and the struggle of truth with error,
and the struggle of heavenly forces against
apollyonic powers, and he diotates my text
to an amanuensis, for all his letters, save
the one to Philemon, seem to have been
dictated, and as the amanuensis goes on
with his work I hear the groan and laugh
and shout of earthly and celestial belliger
ents: "We wrestle not against flesh and
blood, but against principalities, against
powers, against the rulers of the darkness
of this world, against spiritual wickedness
in high places."
I notice that as these wrestlers advanced
to throw each other they bowed one to the
other. It was a civility, not only in Ore
cian and Boman games, but in later days,
in all the wrestling bouts at Clerkenwell.
England, and in the famous wrestling match
during the reign of Henry III., in St. Giles'
Held, between men 01 Westminister and
people of London. However rough a twist
and hard a pull each wrestler contemplated
glviDg his opponent, they approached each
other with politeness and suavity. The
genuflexions, the anaDinty, the courtesy in
no wise hindered the decisiveness of the
contesf. Well, Paul, I see what you mean.
In this awful struggle between right and
wrong, we must not forget to be gentlemen
and ladles. Affability never hinders, but
always helps. You are powerless as soon
as you get mad. Do not call rum-sellers
murderers. Do not call infidels fools. Do
not call higher critics reprobates. Do not
call all card-layers and theatre-goers chil
dren of the devil. Do not say that the dance
breaks through into hell. Do not deal in
vituperation and billingsgates and con
tempt and adjectives dynamitic. The other
side can beat us at that. Their dictionaries
have ruore objurgation and brimstone.
We are in the strength of God to throw
flat on its back every abomination that
curses the earth, but let us approach our
mighty antagonist with suavity. Her
cules, a son of Jupiter and Alcmene, will
by a precursor of smiles be helped rather
than damaged for the performance of his
"twelve labors." Let us be as wisely
strategic in religious circles as attorneys
in court-rooms, who are complimentary
to each other in the opening remarks, be
fore they come into legal struggle such as
that which left Bufus Choato or David
Paul Brown triumphant or defeated.
People who get Into a rage in reformatory
work accomplish nothing but the deple
tion of their own nerveus system. There
is such a thing as having a gun so hot at
the touch-hole that it explodes, killing
the one that sets it off. There are
some reformatory meetings to which I
always decline to go and take part, be
cause they are apt to become demonstra
tions of bad temper. I never like to hear
a man swear, even though he swear on
the right side. The very Paul who in my
text employed in Illustration the wrestling
match, behaved on a memorable occasion
as we ought to behave. The translators
of the Bible made an unitentional mis
take when they represented Paul as in
sulting the people of Athens by speaking
of "the unknown god whom ye ignorantly
worship." Instead of charging them with
ignorance, the original indioates he com
plimented ttem by suggesting that they
were very religious; but as they confessed
that there were some things they did not
understand about God, be proposed to say
some things concerning Him, beginning
where they bad left off. The same Paul
who said in one place, "Be courteous," and
who bad noticed the bow preceding the
wrestling match, here exercises suavities
before he proceeds practically to throw
down the rocky side of the Acropolis the
whole Parthenon of Idolatries, Minerva and
Jupiter smashed up with the rest of them.
In this holy war polished rifles will do
more execution than blunderbusses. Let
our wrestlers bow n3 they go into the
struggle which will leave ail perdition un
der and all heaven on top.
Eemember also that these wrestlers went
through severe and continuous course of
preparation for their work. They were
put upon such diet as would best develop
their muscle. As Paul says, "Every man
that striveth for the masterv is temperate
in all things." The wrestlers were put
under complete discipline bathing, gym
nastics, struggle In sport with each other
to develop strength and give quickness to
dodge of head and trip of foot; stooping
to lift each other off the ground; suddenly
rushing forward; suddenly pulling back
ward; putting the left foot behind the
other's right foot, and getting his oppo
nent off his balance; hard training for days
and weeks and months, so that when they
met it was giant clutching giant. And,
my friends, if we do not want ourselves to
be thrown in this wrestle with the sin and
error of the world, we had better get ready
by Christian discipline, by holy self-denial,
by constant practice, by submitting
to divine pupervisal and direction. Do not
begrudge the time and the money for that
young man who Is in preparation for the
ministry, spending two years in grammar
school, and four years in college, and
three years in theological seminary. I
know that nine years are a big slice to
take off of a man's active life, but if you
realized the height and strength of the
archangels of evil in our time with which
that young man is going to wrestle, you
would not think Dine years of preparation
were too much. An uneducated ministry
was excusable i.'j other days, but not in this
time, loaded with scbools'and colleges. A
man who wrote me the other day a letter
asking advice, as he felt called to preach
the Gospel, began the word "God" with a
small 'g." That kin of a man H no"
called to pTeach the Gospel. Illiterate men.
preaching the Gospel, quota for their owa
encouragement the scriptural passage,
"Open thy mouth wide and I will fill lt.'
Yes! He will fill it with wind. Preparation
for this wrestling is absolutely necessary.
Many years ago D ootor Newman and Doctor
Sunderland, on the platform of Brlgham.
Young's tabernacle at Salt Lake City, Utah,
gained the victory because they had so long
been skilful wrestlers for God. Otherwise
Brigham Young, who was himself a giant
in some things, would have thrown them
out of the window. Get ready in Bible
olasses. Get ready in Christian Endeavor
meetings. Get ready by giving testimony
in obscure places, before giving testimony
in conspicuous places.
Your going around with a Bagster's
Bible with flaps at the edges, under your
arm, does not qualify you for the work of
an evangelist. In this day of profuse gab,
remember that it is not merely capaolty
to talk, but the fact that you have some
thing to say, that is going to fit you for
the struggle into which you are to go with
a smile on your face and illumination on
your brow, but out of whioh you will not
come until all your physical and mental
and moral and religious energies have
been taxed to the utmost and you have
not a nerve left, or a thought unexpended,
or a prayer unsaid, or a sympathy un
wept. In this struggle between Bight and
Wrong accept no challengeon platform or
in newspaper unless you are prepared. D 0
not misapplv the story cf Goliath the
Great, and David the Little. David had
been practising with a sling on dogs and
wolves and bandits, and a thousand times
had he swirled a stone around his head
before he aimed at the forehead of the
giant and tumbled him backward, other
wise the big foot of Goliath would almost
have covered up the crushed form of the
son of Jesse.
Notice also that the sucoess of a wrestler
depended on his having his feet well
planted before he grappled his opponent.
Muoh depends upon the way the wrestler
stands. Standing on an uncertain piece of
ground, or bearing all bis weight on right
foot or all his weight on left foot, he is not
ready. A slight cuff of his antagonist
will capsize him. A stroke of the heel of
the other wrestler will trip him. And ia
this struggle for God and righteousness,
as well as for our own souls, we want our
feet firmly plauted in the Gospel botli
feet on the Bock of Ages. It will not do
to believe the Bible in spots, or think
some of it true and some of it untrue.
You just make up your mind that the story
of the Garden of Eden is an allegory,
and the Epistle of James an interpolation,
and that the miracles of Christ can be
aocounted for on natural grounds, without
any belief in the supernatural, and the
first time you are interlocked in a wrestle
with sin and Satan you will go under and
your feet will be higher than your head. It
will not do to have one foot on a rock and
the other on the sand. The old Book would
long ago have gone to pieces if it had
been vulnerable. But of the millions of
Bibles that have been printed within the
last twenty-five years, not one chapter has
been omitted, and the omission of one
chapter would have been the cause of the
rejection of the whole edition. Alas! for
those who while trying to prove that Jonah
was never swallowed of a whale, themselves
get swallowed of the whale of unbelief,
whioh digests but never ejects its victims.
The Inspiration of the Bible is not more
certain than the preservation of the Bible
in its present condition. After so many cen
turies of assault on the Book, would it not
be a matter of economy, to say the least
economy of brain and eoonomy of station
ery, and economy of printers' ink if the
batteries now. assailing the Book would
change their aim and be trained against
some other books, and the world shown that
Walter Scott did not write "The Lady of
the Lake," nor Homer "The Iliad," nor
Virgil "The Georgics," nor Thomag
Moore "Lalla Bookh," or that Washing
ton's "Farewell Address" was written by
Thomas Paine, and that the War of the
American Revolution never oocurred. That
attempt would be quite as successful as
this long-timed attack anti-Biblical, and
then it would be new. Oh, keep out of this
wrestling bout with the ignorance and the
wretchedness of the world unless you feel
that both feet are planted in the eternal
veracities of the Book of Almighty God!
Notice also that in this science of wrest
ling, to which Paul refers in my text, it
was the third throw which deolded the
contest. Awre3tler might be thrown once
and thrown twice, but the third time he
might recover himself, and, by an unex
pected twist of arm or curve cf foot, gain
the day. Well, that is broad, smiling, un
mistakable Gospel. Some whom I address
through ear or eye, by, voice or printed
page, have been thrown in their wrestle
with evil habit.
Aye! you have been thrown twice; but
that does not mean, oh! worsted soul, that
you are thrown forever. I have no author
ity for saying how many times a man may
sin and be forgiven, or how many time's he
may fall and yet rise again; but I have
authority for saying that he may fall four
hundred and ninety times, and four hun
dred and ninety times get up. The Bible
declares that God will forgive seventy
times seven, and if you will employ the
rule of multiplication you will find that
seventy times seven is four hundred and
ninety. Blessed be God for such a Gospel
of high hope and thrilling encouragement
and magnificent rescue! A Gospel of lo?t
sheep brought home on Shepherd's shoul
der, and the prodigals who got into the low
work of putting husks into swines' troughs
brought home to jewelry and banqueting
and hilarity that made the rafters ring!
But notice that my text suggests that the
wrestlers on the other side in the great
struggle for the world's redemption have
all the forces-ot demonology to help thorn:
"We wrestle not against flesh and blood,
but against principalities, agalns: powers,
against tho rulers of the darkness of this
world, against spiritual wickedness in high
places."
Then I can well believe that righteous
ness will accept the challenge, and the twi
mighty wr-stlers will grapple, while all
the galleries of earth and heaven look
down from one side, and all the fiery
chasms of perdition look up from the
other side. The prize is worth a strug
gle, for it is not a chaplet of laurel or
palm, but the rescue of a world, and a
wreath put on the brow by Him who prom
ised, "Be thou faithful unlo death and I
will give thee a crown." Three worlds
earth, heaven and hell hdld their breath
while waiting for the result of this strug
gle, when, with one mighty swing of an
arm muscled with Omnipotence, righteous
ness hurls the last evil, first on its knees
nnd then on its face, and then rolling off
and down, with a crash wilder than that
with which Sampson hurled the temple of
Dagon when he got hold of its two chief
pillars.
Ave! That suggests a cheering thought,
that if all the reulms of Demonology are
on the other side, all the realms of angel-
olosrv are on our side, among them the
Angel of the New Covenant, and thy are
now talking over the present awiui straggle
and final trlorlous triumph; talking amid
the alabaster pillars and in the ivory pal
aces, and along the broaaways ana grana
avenues of the great Capital of the Uni
verse, and amid the spray of fountains
with rainbows like the "rainbow round
the throne." Yes, all heaven ia on our side,
and the "high places of wickedness"
spoken of in my text are not so high as
the high places of heaven, where there
are enough reserve lorces, a our earthly
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oent bottles. Go at onoe; delays are dangerous.
The marriage of minors In this country
is six per cent.
save the llaby
From the ravages of croup and whooping
cough by prompt uee of Hoxsle's Croup
Cure. 50 cents. A. P. Hoxsie, Buffalo, N. Y.
Grabs two feet in length are often seen in
India.
No-To-Bac for Fifty Cents.
Guaranteed tobacco habit cure, makes weals
Men strong, blood pure. 6O0.M. All druggists.
The State of Bahia, Brazil, is said to be
the sole seat of the carbon industry.
Ladies
Going to
California
Want comfort en route,
which was always a distinc
tion of The California
Limited Santa Fe Route.
This year an observation
oar Is added, with a spacious
assembly room for ladles
and children.
Address:
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0. E. P. Agt. A., I, St 8. F. By., 4
.dway. New York, N. Y. i
877 Broadway,
flUCIIM ATI CM 1 tltliO One bottle Poitive
HntUlYlAIIOlYl relief in 34 hours. Postpaid, 91 .00
1 1 Alexander Remedy Co., SH Greenwich St., N.Y.
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HEALTHY
Two Grateful Women Tell of the Help They Haro Received Prcn
Mrs. Pinkham.
Thtk nllmnT nf llf a tVito.a In wnmn.n fa
The first requisite for c erood mother
Health of body means health Cf the
"Deab Mrs. Pixkham: I am a
great believer In your Compound. I was almost despairing of ever again being
well, as I was a great sufferer, and had been for years. I suffered from womlw,
trouble, and had terrible blind fits. After writing to you I tried your ComfN
Dound. The result was astonishing. I have used It and advocated it ever Rin.sfc i
In child birth it is a perfect boon. I have often said that I should like t have itm
merits thrown on the sky with a search-light, so that all women would read, and
beeonvincedthatthereis aremedy for their sufferings
II Mintfi Womea fiave been Benefited t?y Mrs. Pinkham's Advice anflMeglcIae
You Will Eealize that "Thev Live Well Who
Live Cleanly," if You Use
THE 0CE10CE OF SYRUP OF HAS
is due not only to the originality and
simplicity of the combination, but also
to the care and skill with which it is
manufactured by scientific processes
known to the Caufobnia Fio Steto
Co. only, and we wish to impress npoa
all the importance of purchasing tha
true and original remedy. As the
genuine Syrup of Figs is manuf actnred
by the California Fio Syrup Co.
only, a knowledge of that fact will
assist one in avoiding the worthless
imitations manufactured by other par
ties. The high standing of the Cam
foenia Fia Syhvp Co. with the medi-5
cal profession, and the satisfaction!
which the genuine Syrup of Figs has
given to millions of families, makes'
the name of the Company a guaranty
of the excellence of its rpnu.flT rt
far in advance of all other laxatives
as it acts on the kidneys, liver and
bowels without irritating or weaken
ing them, and it does not gripe nor
nauseate. In order to get its beneficial
effects, please remember the name of
the Company
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
AIT FRANCISCO, Cal
LOriSVTLtE, Kj. NEW TOIHd K.X
DO YOU WANT A HOME ?
lOO.OOO-ACRES&Ma
and ld on long time and easy payment, a little
ech year. Come and see us or wrire. THK TBU.
MAN MOSS STATE BAKE, Sanilac Center, Hiob
'THE TRUMAN MOSS ESTATE,
CroaweH, BaiHac Co., Mich.
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treatment Free. Dr.H H 0KEKB iOMi, Atlanta. Oaj
If afflicted with
sore eyes, use
Thompson's Eye Wafer
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MATEENITY.
o.n.nn.MA mntTiiVirn1
is good health.
generative organs.
Bead vvhat Mrs. Q. A. Noxsahake
Bluffton, Ohio, says about Lydia E. Pinkr
ham's Vegetable Compound, and how well
it prepared her for maternity!
"Dear Mrs. Pixkham: I must say a wor4
in praise of your Vegetable Compound.
used three bottles of it when I was prea
nant, and labor was not nearly as lon
as it was with my other babies; &M
my baby is so healthy to what th
others were. I think every womaj ,
cTl rn 1 A Ilea tthi Y f.rm-rn-n rl nr'han mAf.
WMVMAV. JVM. UU IFllWU iVgl
uaub, ii will ouvo mem so iuucu sunery
ing and misery. I cannot say enough
in praise of it. If ever I need medicin
The most successful tonic known tt
medicine for women approaching ma
ternity ia Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege
table Compound. It is a safeguard
for every woman who uses it, and
the fullest benefit comes from its
use with Mrs. Pinkham's advice
freely offered to all woman. Her
address is Lynn, Mass.
w . .. uuucuJCUl
bearing directly on this subject
from Mrs. E. Bishop, of 1848 Pacifi
St., Brooklyn, N. Y.:
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