CAUTION TO MINISTERS by Editor

Pacific Press Publishing Company · Oakland, California · Jun 4, 1894

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 20, No. 30.

CAUTION TO MINISTERS.

By Editor

IN giving advice to ministers, among other things the Christian Advocate has the following sensible counsel, which it is well for all brain workers to heed, if possible:—

"In cases of undue exhaustion, it is well once a week to go to bed at six o'clock, and stay there until six the next morning; and if not quite refreshed and hungry by that time, one would do well once a month to remain in bed all the next day, taking a walk and a bath in the evening, and going to bed at the usual hour.

"The wise will hear and understand this. The rest will fritter away the day, burn the midnight oil, and either disappear from the scene or gravitate toward imbecility prematurely, besides annoying physicians with accounts of hypochondriacal symptoms or more serious attacks."