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by D. W. Whittle

Bad Habits Wholly Overcome

“A physician of extended practice was converted and reclaimed while I had charge of the place in which he lived. He had acquired the habit of using large quantities of whisky and brandy, and withal more or less given to licentiousness. Since that time he has been steadily advancing in morals and moral power, till he now preaches the gospel as a local preacher, side by side with the best of the district,”

Was it Instantaneous?

“Yes, as respects tobacco; he became convicted of its sinfulness bj a voice saying, * That is not the way to glorify God; stop, and stop now. ‘And from that moment he says he has never used it, neither does he in any way like the smell, or even the sight of tobacco.”

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