Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-01-21

bills. is not half 50 had as the thief Of time.
Or Puxh TIE greatest AMI busiest ply
stefan OF Ms tav. appreciated tie value OF
tim. and when asked how he mad been
able to gather > much information TOT MS
hooks AMI lectures he repllei: nave b@en
able II 10 i b. econoniZjn- M time l
have not speut ona hour in amusement n
thirty wears And taking a blanaoook
from his pocket he SAID. Il fiji 8 booA Ike
this every week with thoughts that occur TO
me AMI TACT collected in the rooms OF my
patents.
Naye.s,n ap3rec atei TIE Falue OF t317e
wtru the ela was sinking upon "aterloo.
and he th1u -ht that a little more time
would ~retrieva TT rtane- All be po!n.ei
10 n s.asInz san m, sai ~ hat "olll !
10. ~. u b. thi, 1ev po~s@@l OF the
rover Of Jo~hua and enabiei % retari thy
march Tor TVS hours The gooi OH woman
appreciated the value Of time "heIi at
jude D. al the earth does NOT mean that L
shall have anv excuse Tor no. beng prepared
70 utar Him.
To.tair-. tie blatant inf ie!. appreciated
the value r tiun- Ven III his lying mo-
ment5 he>aii u his ioe-o = will give you
half Of what / an worth Il YOU will give me
six months Of life" ana wnel told that he
could not live SIX Was he burst ,ntO tears
ani said, Then / shall 70 TO he'll" John
Wes!1v appreciated tnc vaue OF time when
he stood on his steps watchin. for a delayed
carriage . take hhn 70 an appointment,
saving. Il haze 4ost ten minutes forever"
L9ri Nc.,on appreciated the value of time
when be sad. Il owe everything. in the
world to beng always u quarter OF an hour
beforehant-'
\ clochmaker in'ona % the OH English
toxr. appr ciaiai tae valna % time wher
he pat on the front Of t1s town clock the
words, Nov or whenz' Mitchell, thu as
trononer. ap. recjatei the value of time
when he said. Il nave .reen in the habit of
calculating the value Of q th0usanith part
or a >eccni." That minister Of the Gospel
did not appreciate tha value Of time who.
during 4 sea son o. li4ners, instead of employ
ing his time IN useful rpaiIng or writing.
wrote 4 silly religions romance, whlcn IN
some unknown way came into the possession
of the famous Joe Smith, who introduced
the book as a divine revelation, which be-
came the foun tatiOn of MOrinonlsm, the
most leaStly abJmInatlOn o. all time.
They best appreciate the value of time
whose Sabbaths have been wasted and
rha-a -Innrtralt:a- If ra1antacce cn1 nse-
fuluess are all gone, AMI VINO have nothing
lett bus memories, baleful and eleyiac.
They stand in the bleak September, with
bare feet. on the share stubbia Of n raapei
wheat field, CRYING, The harvest is past"'
And the souEh OF an autunal equinox
means forth il eclo. The harvest is past"
'AHNi' 49, - - 80 ti|'i 81 iO+
chronology that because th. years of time
have been SO long In procession they are t.
90 on forever. Matter is nos eternal. No,
no. II you watch halt a day, or a whole
day or two days, as | once did to see a milf
tarv procession, you remember the last
brigade, ana the last regiment, and the last
conpany finally pissed on. anla wer0se t.
50 we said to each other, 1t is all over"
50 thls mighty procession o. earthly years
will terminate, Just when / have no power
to prognostcate, but science confirms the
Bible prophecy that the earth cannot ALWAYS
last In tnai thara has tean a fatniitv of
worlds. The moon is merely the corpse Of
what 1t once was, and scientists have again
an again gone up in their observatories to
attend the deathHal OF dying worlds. an
have seen them cremate'.A 50 [ am certain,
both from the Worl OF Col and science,
that tie worlds chronology will sooner or
later cotne to its last chapter.
The final century will arrive and pass on.
and then will come the tinat decade. ami
then the final year, ana the final month, and
the final day. The last spring will swing its
censor OF apple blossoms and the last winter
bank its SHOWS. The last sunset will burn
like Moscow and the last morning radiate
the hills. The clocks viii strike their last
hour. and the watches will tick their last
second. No incendiaries will be needle to
run hlther AMI yon With torches to set the
world on fire.
Chemistry teaches us that there is a very
infianmable element III water. While oxV-
gen makes up a part Of the water, the other
part OF the water Is hydrogen, and that is
very combu>tiblc. The oxyGen drawn out
from the water, the iniiafnmable hydrogen
viii put instantly into con1ia5ration the
ILLUSIONS and ~Savannah, and MissisSippis and
Rhlnesani Urals an Danubes. aud Atlantic
and Pacific ana Indian and Mediterranean
seas. And then the angel Of God, de-
scandlng from the throne, might put one
foot on the surf of the sea and the other on
the beach AMI cry To tn four winds Of
heaven. Time was. but time shall be no
longer" Yet, found in Christ, par1oned
and sanctliled, We shall welcome the day
with more gladness than YOU ever well
coined a Christmas or New Years morn.
When wrapt in fire the rea ms OF e her glow
And heavens last thunder shalcs t1c car.l be-.
low,
Thou. undlslnaycd, shat DER In ruin smile
AUD light toy torch at natures funeral Die.