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g<,_ni» ei,-.ut |:.»_~ v\i.ii-l today muh kidney
tr- _(nie, '_'-'bu iir~a.,t to die at any moment
at Ls: ight s .i;>i-an _ ii allen sor blood puisuri.
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~_ nate. atiae David an-iealture. Onan.
' Los Angeles, Cal., Jan. 8.-The
day lost by solar reckoning in a
westerly voyage around the world
furnishes the preacher in this sermon
7-'ith an illustration by which, as he
Shows. days are continually being
lost in the voyage of life; text, E):-
ciesiastes ix., lu, "\\'hatso¢,vei- thy
hand Endeth to do, do it with thy
tr.\ight.'-'-
'1 here is I ltind of loss Qf which I
mint to speak to you to-day. At the
beginning of a new year its is ini-
lpressed upon us with solemn import.
l Looking backward over the year that
 _. ...nie _ y -_rel
(_, d_,u=,:,`_"_,:_ rwU_,_\h_,e A. 5, __,,_,la gone, how sed le the thought of
our lost. days! Days there have been
.in which we might have done work
ffor God which we have suffered to
'pans away in idleness. Days which
can never be recalled which we
have trittered away usalessly.
We all know me old euage that
"time is money." lla are all ready
to grant that this axiom is true.
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Co. lmuad. lileaci-ui, Caaad;
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CREAM
TARTAR. 
Nearly all goods In this line at the
pre sem mae are eduixafairdmdia
lac: unfit lo uso.
CJLLETFS is used by tbl lmdbahrli
caterers ear/ where.
R [VU SE SUBBYITUTES.
Gl.’.L.-’TT"5 /:csrs no more than lbeialerlot ‘
axulierufed 5%; ‘
WEFUSE SUBSTITUYIU. ’
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when you start with Beaver
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main reliance on baking 
.,days. lt's always the same _
-the best flour milled for 7
/home use.
;Beaver .
Flour ‘
blends the white, delicately `
flavored Ontario Fallwheat
with the nutritious Manitoba i
Spring Wheat. lt is the
...Bout of the family, as it is
the best ,,.,~.V, __
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l’I'hen we went on to Samoa. Some-
ftinim we would stop two or three
time of other men," wrote Horace
Greeley, "why should ha have for
-their money? What is the difference
Lt-tween stealing a 1ua_n’s hour and
stealing his $5? There are many med
to whom each hour of the business
day in worth more than 85." But,
'triough time means money to most
of us, time should mean more than
that. It la e sau-ed trust committed
to um, for the right use of which
We shell have to give account. Lit.-
tle enough te the portion we can de-
vote to our Xl:-ister's service. .U we
waste it we defraud God.
We waste these da;-'s simply by
wasting has a minute and there a
minute. This thought was brought
heme to me in my tour around the
world. In 1893 my father and I left
our homes in the east and started
on our Journey. We followed the
course of the setting sun. We trav-
el-_-d from bevr York to Pittsburg,
from Pittsburg to Chicago, from
Chicago to St. Louis. from St.
1.oui_s tn Denver, and than to San
lfrarrisco. We zigzagged up and
du¥n,- but always kept. pushing ter
ward the w¢t_ At San Francisco we
net nail for t'ne°&d'hh Islands.
day: in altown, sometimes a full
~ vvt-ek. Itytobk ns seven long months
'to encircle the globe. Each day, as
a rukt was for us not twenty-four
-hours, but f.Wenty~four hours and
ton or Efteea or even thirty minutes
long. Of course you grasp my mean-
ing. We were lengthening our days,
l-cause We were traveling westward,
How were we to straighten out our
calendar? This was thefway we did
it. Une night we went to bed on
Wednesday. The next morning when
we awoke it was Friday. There, in
the middle of the Pacific Ocean, we
lf.-st a full day. Hpw did that day
d:;~;appear'?
As I sat that_Friday morning, af-
ter Thursday was dropped out of my
calendar, I said to myself. "Yes,
yes. This is the Way many days are
li.:~;'_ for Christ in our great Journey
of lif-:_ llern it is n few minutes
v.nstr:<l for L`hri»Z in thi: morning.
’l"m¢r»; it is a few minute-s wasted at
fiwin or at 1-'-~-iividv or nv. night.
'lii~:--f_» ivfw uiinut»-s do not .\»_~_~in to
tiimiiliit (O Iiiurli at the time. but
ii. the aggri-gut.: vhf-_v iiinltw- up whole
duj_':~', vt'¢_-¢_~k:», riifintlis aiiul perhaps
whole years of w.i.sfe<l time that
might have been spent in service for
lJi¢~ Master."
How many days that might have
bccn given to Christ have we lost?
How do we lose thorax' First, by
not starting the work of each day
promptly and energetically as We
ought to do, by oversleeping in the
morning or by dnwdling through our
dressing, by lingering too long at
the breakfast table, by yawning and
stretching and idly building air
castles in bed after the rising bell
has rung, by ignoring the "get, up'L
call, which King Solomon in the
sixth chapter of Proverbs pounds up-
on every bedroom floor when he
calls: “How long wilt thou sleep, O
nluggard? When wilt thou arise out
of thy sleep? Yet a little sleep, a
little slumber, a little folding of the
hands to sleep. So shall thy poverty
come as one that trevelcth and thy
want as an armed man." Lord Wil-
mington once declared that the
reuse of the failure of the famous
English statesman, the Duke of New-
castle, was that he never started the
days work on time. "He loses half
an hour every morning and runs al-
ter it during the whole day without
being able to overtake it." lany
mea end women ere wanting precioue
days that might bl used for Christ
by not getting up on time and start-
lrig the work of the day on timeand
systematically and promptly meetf
ing all ,demands ea they come up for
eettlemeiitf. ' '
This warning against the wasted
minutes of the early -morning la far
more neeeleery than some of ue have
heretofore supposed. When we waste
the early minirtcwf the morning we
waste the _vwy but minutes of the
whale dey. The old prove-U eeye:
"Beauty 'sleep is always taken be-
fore 12 o’clock at aight. Every hour
ol sleep before midnight te worth
two taken ln ded alta' that time."
Along exactly the nemo llne of
thought I rg, "Bea-7 hour of work
do\e\_beIore og ID o'e\oek in -the
mormziap U Q lean two hoare
of ai eller 12 velour noee."
mb  about the omae'
ear aboephero. eometh
ebeut'i.he'aislial\ti¢a’of the 
morale( that areueee ne and Bree
9. -e.éf_»'-__-1-~ -ii rl-M- »-=
_ With Thy Might."
'clear ininda and hearts anxlona for
_' Pfenallover America thqilmtlfy to
i
Day Los! By Solar Reckoning fn a Westerly Voyage 1
Around the World Furnlshes Preacher With Illus-
tration F or Powerful Sermon From the Text
"whatsoevirr fhv Hand Findeth to Do. Do lt
bralna, ee that we can accomplish
hour then than in any hell hour ol
the afternoon or evening. "Early to
bed and early to rise makes a man
healthy, wealthy and wise" has just
as much truth tacked un to the
last injunction na on to the Srxt
How do we diminish our advice
for Christ by lost days? By not
improving the fragments of time
that lie scattered about us during
the day's work, by not utilizing
t_l.t-re to fit ourselves intelligently by
reading and study for the work God
`h...~ given u.s to do, by supposing
‘ that God '.vil.1 let us interpret the
pa.~'.~age, "Ask, and ye shall receive:
seek, and ye shall find; knock, and
it _<hall,be opened to you," when our
lips are dumb, when our feet are
palsied and know nothing about the
right paths to tread, when our
hands are helpless in their stupidi-
tiee, Can the blind lead the blind?
(fan something come from llothinff
Van the little child run and leap like
` a faw unltzs she has been first
taught to creep and to walk?
We must have mtelligemr in the
direction of our life or else all our
work will go for naught. what
would you think if one summer day
1 should “alla upon the captains
bridge of a steainer end say: "Cntr
iam, I would like to take charge of
this steamer. would the belmsmen
obey my command‘?" "\\'h~;-re would
_\-Du tak.; the ebipitl' "To Australia,"
l would answer. "Do'}ou know any-
thing about the laws of navigation?"
-~No_" "Thea 1 cannot lei. you take
commend. You know not the law of
the oompam. The great surface of
the sea is the same everI~'WlWW- YU”
have, no guideptists. as on the moun-
tain sides. The first thing you would
do would be to get the ship ol! its
course. It would Lake us perhape
days or weeks to regain nurcouree.
ur perhaps we would never be able to
up 50, We might land in China, 85
n dishonest captain made the pilgrim
fathers land on the cold, bleak New
England Shores when they had Set
sail for the southern lands. So Inat-
ter how good a rnnn’s purpose may
be, lf he knows not the laws ol navi-
vgation he cannot guide his boat to
the right har_bor_"' V
We must have intelligence to ~flt
ourselves for the dutirfs of life. How
do most succesful men get that
nwessary intelligence? I will tell
you. It is by improving the [ew mo-
nn-nts, the few stray moments of the
day and the evening, which, as sac-
red fragments, crowd around them.
.Young iuan, be careful about the
few moments which you have been
wasting each day. Guard those extra
fr.-w moments for intelligent study.
Look out for thet wasted half hour
during.the midday meal. Look out
for the time you have been accustom-
=»il to spend every morning and even-
ing in the street car on your way to
business looking idly around or try-
ing to pass it away in reading the
aclvc~rtis»;~ments or the sporting
columns in the daily newspapers.
Look out for that hall hour which
you fool away in your room before
you turn in for the night. A gigan-
tic work of intellectual growth Can
be done if only the few wasted mo-
ments of each day are gathered up
for close application to books. One
day Philip of xlaxedon, father of
Alexander the Great, was talking to
Dionysius, the son of Dionysius, the
great general of Syracuse. He said
to the son: "I do not believe your
father could have ever written the
odes and tragedies attributed to his
pen during his busy military life."
"My father," the non replied, “wrote
those masterpieces during the time
you and I have wasted at our tables
in feasting." Young man, better im-
prove your stray moments as did
Dionysius the Great than fritter
them away as most folks are doing,
with their lips pressed against the
chalice of pleasure. ‘Better conso-
crntc whole days in life’s journey to
making yourself better and truer
than to drop them into uselessneas,
as we lost our 'Thursday in the
smooth waters of the Pacllic in our
journey around the world.
But, though many minutes, which
in the aggregate amount to many
days. are lost to the lsrvioe of
Christ on account of our own follies, l
how many are lost to Christ by rea-
son of people who seem to have
nothing to do themselves and alto
seem to be poneeeeed with
the idea _that we have nothing‘
to do? .Alaa, how many mornings
there hdve been when we arose with
study! _ 'Diese thoughts, like a. (nat
flock of flying doves, eeemad ready to
roost ououratudydeak. 'lhenldeaa
came'ngt ea lollf-ery ewutl. but
merehaled in great armlel reaq to
wheel In lim to at
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well known people. ` ' .i
an menu iirltmanlrs Lfittnltfur
he heq, of Household lemnillel. _
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at least double the work in one hal! _
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many precious momma, which ia the
eggfugate haw amounted to precious
day! of work. have been ioet for un
ln the journey of lib, with ita_vlta.\
opportunities. through their unwel~
come visits! Well wrote Oliver Wen-
dell Holnnes in rddmnoe to‘auch as
these: -
Shun auch ae loluqe through after-
noons and eval
Arid on thy dial writa, "Beware of
thieve-a.", v `
Felon ol minutes, never taught to
feel
“ie worth_ of treasures which th)
fingers steal;
Pick my left ‘pocket of it! silver
dinxe,;_ _
But .spare the right-it holds my
golden' time. _ ' ‘ ' "
God says: "Work, work, -work!
Work, for the night cometh `when~m1
msn can work." That means Wéw
must fight against those who would
waste our precious moments aa well
as against our own slothful naturesg
and of all warnings for buny mea if
think this one of the most. iiupoftf
ant. Where there ia one busy plan
who would voluntarily waste his time
there are ten lazy fellows .Who arf
ready to waste it for him. Look out 1
that these  "noiuads" may
not ruin any more of your days ol;
usefulness. _
ln heathen mythology there lived~a
god by the name of Baldur. HM
mother, Friggs, wanted to make him
immortal. She demanded from the
stones, the trees, from fire and water
and all metals and reptiles and birds
and poisons, an oath that they never
would kill him. These all gave a
willing oath. 'Phan the gods,_.he\iev-
ing that Baldur was immortn-l, he-
gan to strike him with swords.
Sp-C-BYS. battleaxes and darts, but
they harmed him not. At. last one of _
the gods picked up a piece of mistle-
toe. He threw it at Baldur. ’- The
little twig pierced the' skin and. the
heart, -and Beldur -dropped 'n corner.
Many of these visits of the *destroy-
ers of time" may seem to be harm~
less. But are th<;v?‘ Like the _despis-
ed mistletoe of heathen mythology,
they may be fatal for whole days.
whole months and years, that should
have been used in service of the
Manner.
Would God we might one and all
fight relentlemly against these "de-
stroyers of time_" You cannot afford
to give away what is not your own.
Your time belongs not to you, but
to another. "Go with me to a con-
cert this afternoon," said one sales-
man to another who was employed in
e large warehouse. "I cannot go
this afternoon," was the answer.
“My time is not my own; it belongs
to enother."- “To whom?" “T0l1\Y
employer/5 The following Sabbath
afternoon the same salesman said to
the clerk, "Come and go riding with
me this afternoon." "I cannot,"
said the other. "My time is not my
own; it belongs to another." "To
whom?" "T0 God, who said, 'Re-
member the Sabbath day to keep i_t
holy/ " Will you and I waste our
prodoua moments hereafter? Shall
we not always feel that in reality
time does not belong to us? lt b0-
lonp. in the higher, nobler and pur-
e' aenae, to them whom we are nent
to serve and to the great God. who
will demand at the judgment. an ao-
oounting for every moment we frit-
ter away.
This thought dashed upon me es I
sat upon the deck of the steainsbip
Alameda, trying to figure out how I
lout. that day. If instead of follow-
ing the setting lun I had been going
toward the east I would not have
lost a day. but gained an extra day;
if lnateed of going from New Yorkdtci
San Francilcg and New Zsalan
had been traveling from London
through `thi‘Suas Canal to Aultrl-
lla, lnateadofhavlng loata Thun-
dey, I would have had two Thurs-
days in one week. It metre-red noth-
ing on our voyage which course. we
took. but in the voyllll of life lt.
mattui a great deal. They who take
the "star in the eelt" al their guide
in the journey of life, .who follow
Clrht,'whoareled\vyhlm,luweno
loetdeye. In this lilo they have in-
finite delight; and ln the and eternal
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_ Walktrfs Corner.
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Barrister. Solicitor and Newry.
Arran jnwnv and
0FFlCE-- HDLMAN BUILDING,
. Next door to Royal Bank, Water Bt.,
Summereieje. MONEYTO LOAN. 4
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.- Residence, Alexen re Hotel/ Tek-
phone 230. Oiee hours, .9_1oa. I.,
:.50-3.3¢: p. m., 7-8p.m. lzdwgl.
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Cha nges in Heating etc- `
Founders. -'Machinists and Boilermakers. ‘
Mantifacturersof ` _
ENGINES, _B_0ll_EltS, TANKS, EIC.
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