WISDOM WHILE YOU WAIT.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 10926, 15 November 1913, Page 6

WISDOM WHILE YOU WAIT.

MILLENNIUM. A million years ending with Now, and ending with Then. Hence a mythical period when everyone will pay his debts and begin again on renewed credit. * * RICHES. Riches used to take to themselves wings; now they simply go away on an automobile. •** ORTHODOXY. That peculiar condition in which the ' patient can neither eliminate an old idea or absorb a new one.' ■*•* ' I HEALTH AND BRAIN. The man with educated bowels will eclipse the' man with the educated brain. However, you should have i both. V THE WAY HOW. To make money do not cut down expenses—just increase your income. * * RACE WEEK MOTTO. Satan always finds somebody still for idle hands to do, V KEEP UP TO THE COLLAR. We are at times what we should be all the time. V THE VALUE OF GAMES. You can't lie to a man or about him after you have played with Mm. * * "HEALTH" AND "WEALTH." Only one letter differentiates the word " Health " from " Wealth." And the things are even more closely reEvery time you get out in the sunshine- and laugh and play, you are absorbing potential wealth into your being. , *** THEY HAVE THEIR USES. Rich men's sons are usually valuable distributors of congested wealth. Them as has money is made for them as has brains. V FORECAST. To observe that which is past and guess it will happen again; to predict that an event will happen, if it does, by basing calculations on events which have happened if they did. THE FRANCHISE. The fact that one half the race puts its clothes on over its head should not debar it from the right to vote. * * TAEE TO THE COUNTRY. Bethany, but a little to one side, is a better place to rest than down in the city amid the pomp of the Pharißees and the swirl of fashion. THE NEW FAITH. I believe in competition in co-opera-tion. V THE TRUE RELIGION. The true religion is that which I believe—all others are false. FIRST REQUISITES. Useful hands, clear eyes, and a good breath. * * BACK. That part of the body to which your friend directs his remarks when he tells the truth. FOLLOWERS. Followers follow as far as the path is good. At the first bog they balk and become doubters. * * A SLOGAN. There is nothing to be afraid of. Courage all the world the devil is dead. * # FRIENDSHIP. Give your friendship to those whose hunger will cause them to bo grateful for rt, and save your love for those who are not suffering from a surfeit of it. SEND HIM OUTI Out-of-door work and an interest in Nature will mean that boy from his cigarettes, improT* his complexion, better his digestion. OLD AGE. You never show it till you try to hido it. ORTHO*DOXY. The zenith of selfishness and the nadir of egotism. REMORSE. That feeling which we have when the thing doesn't work and the world knows it.