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it.
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ppobable
too
that
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may
be
some
curtailment
on
the
city
relief
works.
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now
complaint
is
being
made
that
while
some
destitute
people
with
large
families
do
not
net
ci.uukii
w
mem
auve.
owners
wno
do
not
need
the
i
work
are
employed.
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regard
to
the
first
complaint,
pro-!
vision
is
rn.
mi-
helping
those
with
large
families
from
i
direct
relief.
The
other
complaint
is
more
difficult
to
meet,
1
uiney
oianeid
oj
Los
Angeles,
familiar
racln
flirt.
JW.
.when
auvos
were
"horseless
carriages."
takes
a
look
over
the
old
bone-shaker"
upon
which
he
von
renown
belpre
he
sat
behind
a
driver
s
wheel
pathy
with
suffering
humanity,
and
an
invincible
gaiety
and
joy
qf
life."
Both
writers
bear
witness
to
his
deep
religious
convictions.
Sir
William
is
chiefly
remembered
by
the
laity
for
the
psuedo-state-ment
attributed
to
him,
that
a
man
of
fifty
should
be
put
in
the
lethal
chamber,
because
his
life's
pearl
He
also
recogized
that
middle
life.
say
from
forty-five
to
fifty-five,
marked
a
danger
zone
for
the
individual
It
is
the
pubescent
period
of
THE
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Saturday,
Octobers)
ttll
A
SATURDAY
SERMON
"AROUND
FIFTY"
By
Canon
W.
F,
RusWiropKVIU.
St.
Peter's
Church
Seal
Cove
!
Sir
WiJljam
Osier
takes
a
foremost
nlace
among
the
world's
famous
men.
Two
interesting
.biographies
or
this
great
Canadian
have
been
written
one,
of
two
large
volumes,
by
his
friend,
Dr,
Cushing,
which
deals
chiefly
with
his
position
in
the
world
of
medical
sfiience;
the
second,
by
Mrs.
Ried,
a
lifelong
personal
friend
of
Sir
William
and
the
osiers.
"Tne
-areat
Physician's.
character,"
she
says,
"was
a
singularly
happy
combination
of
a
Puritanical
sense
pf
duty,
a
warm
syra-
Habakkuk
which
reads
thus:
Hab.
111:2:
"O
Lord
revive
thy
work
In
the
midst
of
4he
years
in
the
midst
of
the
yean
oise
known."
Turned
into
modem
English
it
might
read
thus:
Q
Lord
revive
thy
work
when
I
am
middle
aged:
when
I
am
middle
aged
let
me
not
lose
the
true
vision
of
Life.'
Reared
in
Rectory
i
Dr.
Osier
was
not
only
reared
In
a
Oodly
Anglican
rectory
but
wms
bilitles
were
over.
He
did
not
say
the)
himself
rDr
several
yean
a
theoto-
above,
but
he
did,
in
other
words,
student.
He
was
very
fawiffctf
make
the
assertion
that
the
man
riwtth
Bibjtoal
prophetic
literatajf.
woman
who
lived
to
be
fifty
sur-1
Hbafclcufc
when
he
uttam)
Us
rounded
by
religious,
educational.
(prayer,
was
apssibly
in
the
tnjddfe
social
and
industrial
opportunities,
mf
e
dapgej
gone,
and
also
under
the
and,
at
the
age
of
fifty,
had
not
sin-
;dprsinj
and
looroid
influtnoe
of
cerely
attempted
to
mate
gocd
a
decadent,
thoughtless
apd
Qod
mlght
as
wel)
be
dead,
as
the
pwl-
forgatUag
soateiy.
tfe
fejt
the
(fewft-bUlties
of
making
a
first
beginning
drag
of
the
nations
put
the
in
middle
life
were
practically
nil.
upward
lift
of
a
great
faith
in
Qot.
On
the
other
hand,
for
the
ore
j
Just
as
during
adptefioanee
tre-who
had
struggled
to
attain,
trie
mfcndou
fiysical
and
nervous
fifties
ushered
In
a
period
of
the
j
ehagfes
place
in
our
youth
a,
purest
and
finest
kind
pf
pqsslU'HUy
rougblyspeaking.
from
the
ages
of
of
mental
concentration,
heme
Joy,
1
forty-five
tp
fifty-five,
physical
and
social
infl'4sJ!pe
and
in
Hu
trial
pre-;
nervous
changes
of
a
very
startling
tige.
old
age
as
the
ages
from
ten
or
ment.
and
ask
Ood
to
twelve
to
twenty-one
are
the
years
to
"give
us
a
of
pubescence
for
manhood
and
,
womanhood.
"
Osier
probably
got
his
idea
from
Saturday,
Oct.
31.
1831
the
praye
rof
the
Jewish
prophet
character
aeeur
in
adults.
It
is
a
time
when
there
should
be
a
revival
in
life,
when
we
should
bring
our
wills
and
our
better
instincts
face
to
face
with
Self
and
it's
environ
make
known"
vision"
of
what
thist
strange
new
thin
in
our
Mfe
means.
Cast
your
thoughts
adon
life
and
fee
if
it
is
Hot
true
that
most
of
Life's
sadc?est
tragedies
occur
during
by
the
two
sons
of
Thomas
Edison
is
a
great
handicap
for
them.
Happily
they
are
not"
Just
starting
out
in
life
and
OT
TO
PT
I
MiOiTIiOT
O
k
have
probaWy
already
acquired
the
habit
of
dealing
in
LliUKLn
11
J
I
1
I
.F.S
w
V
A
1
A
A.Mtw
millions,
a
very
necessary
art
under
the
.circumstances.
'
-
One
reason
why
Edison
was
a
great
man
was
because
!
he
started
life
as
a
nonr
hnv.
Had
h
starts
with
fi'a
ry
seven
millions
he
would
probably
never
have
been
heard
ffom.
He
would
have
gone
down
in
history
as
simply
one
of
the
derelicts
who
went
through
life
under
the
serious
handicap
of
unearned
wealth.
It
is
probable
that
some
day
the
world
will
learn
that
inherited
wealth
is
a
real
handirnn
and
u-fll
tnlfo
ct
1
T7--S-
'tM
v.V
vv-vc
V
jJl
fc-
vent
it.
In
the
meantime
all
-V
we
can
do
is
to
hope
that
the
j
nm
uui
uc
jiijuicu
uy
uieir
luriune.
FOOLED
WITH
(IT
INS
It
seems
desirable
to
return
once
more
to
the
warning
fT511n'
tn
the
careless
Mtln,Cf!
lien
of
Rw,n.
m
1
..1
agaiptt
use
firearms.
Two
boys
playing
with
gun
were
both
shot
and
hilled.
That
should
surely
FIRST
VNITW
CHURCH
Pastor,
Rev.
A.
Wilson,
UA.
Morning
worship
at
11
atteck.
Song
by
Junior
Cttwlr
Subject:
"THE
RIGHT
ROAP,
TUP
TRV?
UFPT
Sunday
Sehool
at
I?:
15
Evening
worship
at
7:30
Subject!
"THE
ONLY
GUARANTEE
OF
WORLD.
PROSPERITY"
CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE
(Christian
Science
Society,
215
Second
ATnue
West)
This
Society
is
a
branch
of
the
Metfeer
Cbgrph,
the
Flftt
Church
of
Christ.
Scientist
In
Boston.
Mats.
Sunday
morning
seryjep
at
11
o'clock.
Subject,
"EVERLA8TING
PUNISHMENT."
Sunday
School
at
12:15.
Testimonial
meeting
nesday
at
P
P-TO-
Reading
Room,
245
Second
Avenue,
open
on
Mondays
and
Thursdays
from
3
to
5.
FIRST
PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
-Unlster.
ltV,
W.
p.
Grant
Ilollingworth,
UA.
Organist,
John
E.
Davey
U
ajn.
Sermon
subject,
"AN
OLD
TESTAMENT
TRAGEDY"
12:15,
Sunday
Sehool
7:30
pan.
Sermon
subject,
"A
MAN
AND
HJS
MONEY"
How
are
we
to
regard
speculating,
sweepstakes
and
other
forms
of
gambling.
Come
tp
worship.
Go,
inspired
to
serve.
.
ST.
ANDREW'S
CATHEDRAL
(Church
ot
EniUndl
Very
Iter.
J.
M.
Gibson.
Dean
ALL
SAINTS
DAY
11
ajn.
Morning
prayer
and
Holy
Communion
Ti30
pan.
Evening
praye
and
aerrqen
r
This
being
the
first
Sunday
In
the
month
8unday
School
will
meet
at
2:30.
.
FIRST
BAPTIST
CHURCH
llev.
F.
W.
Dafoe,
UJJ
Minister
Morning
worship
at
Jl
ajn.
Sermon
subject,
"THE
BASIS
QP
CHRISTIAN
CONFIDENCE"
Sunday
School
at
12:15
Evelng
service
at
7:30.
Sermon
subject,.
"THE
CHRISTIANITY
OF
JESUS"
The
ordinance
of
believers
baptism
and
the
retular
Communion
service.
A
cordial
invitation
thU
period
and
often
because
nut
Hod
women
fail
to
realize
that
thf
ohftWf
is
not
In,
the
attitude
of
hu-
band
or
wife,
or
children,
or
society,
but
In
themselves.
They
blame
so?
clety,
In
its
broader
or
narrower
!
sense,
for
what
is
their
own
morbid
i
changing
sejf.
I
It
b
a
period
when
we
should
pray
that
fled
wfiuld.
revive
the
love,
the
trust,
and
thf
visions
of
youth
and
ripen
them
into
understanding
coni-!panlonshlps
of
maturing
age.
We
have
in
middle
life
reached
Mfe's
apex.
It
we
are
hot
men
of
'alth
and
vision
we
may
become
,-ynlcs
and
the
horizon
of
the
backward
glance
be-
bounded
by
sordid
things.
We
count
the
tragedies-there!
there!
there!
there!
miserable
domestic,
political
and
Industrial
happenings.
A
glance
down
the
other
slope
toward
Life's
end
Is
no
brighter
the
outlook
is
sadder,
if
anything.
There
cannot
possibly
be
a
worse
mental
attitude
than
the
cynical.
Pi
ww
i
jteeause
we
bring
to
oe
i;
ip,
poi
uie
vision
ot
bright
possibilities,
but
A
faith
that
no
lonn
i
and
consequently,
v.um
.
tjand
of
Ood.
Such
u
tsemea
unit,
shut
in
b
very
time
when,
if
'.
years
are
to
be
filled
i
mnt
and
peace
his
()U:
oe
onniest
and
hi
t
:ind
in
those
about
him
O
Lord,
in
middle
up
vision
bright.
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tp
prove
thist
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13,030
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famous
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