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1000.1 THE NERVF.S N.:vri:R Gnow OLD. 15
the prodigal shall have sought the Father's house. But Pre
thi11 time "Shiloh" must gathPr a body who sball live and reign
a thousand years, and after this the genf'lnl gathering. Then
the A rie11 man shall ctiRappear as c'haff bf.fore the wind, aud
the divine man of the heavens. the stone cnt without huub,
shall have grown to fill the earth.
For two days (two thousand years) man labored to bnild a
false idPal, for just i;o Jong he lahored to tf'ar it down. ancl for
the same length of time be must build the new and the true,
when, upon the seventh day, he shall enter the house of the
gods, Capricorn, and shall l'e&t, for his work 11hall have· been
finished.
Then I arose and read. "lfy rein11 shall instruct me in the
night season." And I sai,t, can these things be? la thi11 the
plan of the aget1?
ENOCH PENN.
THE NERVES NEVER GROW OLD.
Co!.UrlENTING on the oommon oauaes of nervous disorder!ll,
ProfNaor W. ff.Thomson Raya: "The me11sage of moden1 Rei·
em-e about the nPrvotui Rystem is more hopeful than ever. It
tells us that the nervou11 system bu a grtat.er store of reserve
vitality than all the other bodily systems put together. It ia
the only texture that is found not to have loet weight after
death by starvation, as well as aft.er death by any cause. It is
the last to grow old; and u to the mind, it need not grow old
at all. provided it he steadily applied with that mighty apii·itual
element in us which we t>all interest. ~~ven the mnst>ular syRtem
can he wonderfully 1matained by interMt; for should a man
attempt the same muscular work on a treadmill which be lightly
endures along the mountain brook after a trout, he wonld faint
dead away. Bat the mind will by interest grow steadily, even
while bone and 1inew are wasting through age."-Practical
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