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ng Appreciation of Sell As _Delivered Before The Meeting of The Sons of Temperance in Brookflel

When He Begins to Put His Trust in God.

ily Dr. L. Ward Brigham.

Dr. I.. Ward Brigham, minister of All ,-iolil's Church, Ocean and Ditmas nveililes, Brooklyn, N. Y., preached ,.,,,_,.,,¢,|y om "Bfense of Worth.” The lt-xt. wiis from Psalms vllf_:4 and 5: ~l<‘ni- ilioil hast made him a little lnwi-i' than the angels and hast crown- nil liim with glory and honor. Thou iiiadrsl him to have dominion over llic works of thy hands; i_ln,n linst pllt all things iillder his feel," fir. Brigham said: The hearts of Qbristianity is the coiivii-.tion of lnan’s innate worth. liven in the day when metaphysics ,ind llieology had obscured the light nl Ji-sus, the worth of man to God was made the basis of aschemc of iliviiiii sacrifice, <l€Big!l€d to make men iiwiiri- of God’s regard. Now that lliese nightmares of theology are giv- ing wayi to the plain plans of a fresh l;i,,~.pi-l iliiy, a. liew emphasis is placed llpoil iiian’s sense of worth. This iimpllasis rests upoli the belief ni iliiiii's divine nature. The funda-

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al perfection. This in turn must mean man’s co-operation with his God-fa. ther. This is the revealed will of (toil ln Jeslii-i,_ nud the intent and objective of l-lis life and chlirch.

__We therefore put the proposition: llle effort for man's redemption should he an appeal to his si-.line of worth. ,

I-l<‘lrst, because* this sense nf

worth serves to protect nlnii from hi advei‘snl'ies.

He needs to be sticngtlleiied against

his outward antagonists. It must ev- er he remembered that man ig the latest creative act. In spite of his un- lllllc cudownient and his easily 'seen superiority yet can this last be at- tained in actuality only by n' Seve;-nli. sustained conflict. Its maintenance is at the price of colltiliiious effort. The spii'it must act through the earth mecliaiiisni_ Such an organism must obey the physical order of its being, 'l‘lle.soul then places its divine .lnnl ity at the lnei'cy of u strictly govern. ilig_ o‘rd_er_ l~i_crclli the appeal of sense, wllllili is iliiivi-.rsally pri':scut, lilust

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illelliiil gift of (foil was His own spir- ilnnl powel~s. Man finds irilliickellillg nl.l.|<iii-ini.ioii of self when lie begilis li. sp.-ll lioii, l°`-A-'l‘--H~l‘l~ll. rlucli it vii-w ol' human nature discovers no ohsliii~li» to its existence in the fact of iilau‘.~.~ imperfectlon. Moral power may iiiiisl in the face of a lack of moral iirliiiileiiieiit. "They have loved dal'l‘- ness rather than light." The only ical i-oiiiideilce of ultimate moral suc- cess must he rooted in the fact of nioriil powers in our c<luipment. 'l‘lils emphasis rests further upon the liicogiiized purpose of God with lliail. l'ilul did not hesitate to assert that i~\'eii the pre-(lllrlstian era was not l.i»i~i-ft of knowledge of God’s pili~- posi- roiicei-iiing man, hilt that nature piiiiili-il the way along which God hail ln-i»n unfolding and revealing His plans. ln the light oi’ olir newer evol- iitiiiiliiijv information, how much more plainly do tlieiootsteps of the Crea- tor sliowi’ The ancient and ilretested striltii of the earth reveal the pro- gressive activities of a wise ami po- leiit ln-ity. Man's-emergence into such ii wurlil, into sllch a cosmos, 'pro- elaiins him the last term in the as- ueiiiling series. Blit such a. birth mak-I es ini<~essai‘y also a complete working oui. of the human forces and possibil- ities, if the whole process is to be siivoil froni being a fiasco. When from nltlilii we recognize the spheres of ciiiisrii-iirr and rationality, the pre-I ceding inductions and hopes bccomc` assurance and conviction. The whole coniliolilid of lililnan nature, thus gat- lierril up into a reason-guided-will and iiiotivi-d by an ideal uf rigllt, argues loi--its own personal _triumph in mor-

puss_ under the disuerillllg jlillglliiillt of higher motives than imnicdiatei and

Brookfield, I’. E. I:-ilanil

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Worthy lfcpreseiitativcs:--

It is with great pleasure tllatl

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tioned ne imported by a (10,-nmlnnion (Copr. 1909 by HrailIcy-fiiii-lwftsiiii (‘o

Feb. 18th., I drove to Bonshaw over appointed by the Government. `

zo miles of the heaviest iiielglinig We were ccllrtwlisly received an

roads we had, to be present with Tr

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Again Divlni0n_ nt wliinli tin, Di_eval_ i-ientatlon. Premier I-faszsrd, while an ence of various diseases in the dis-

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d The middle of liunlanity thou never vulgar niind, in loud und startling ci _ ` kneweat, but

` The extremity of both ends.

, -'Pinion of Athens, Act IV., Sc. il.

meet you, ill this our secoliii quarter- ly scssiorl, with the killd frieniis of Brookfield and under the nlispices of llrooklield Division for the first time lll our history.

We would not forget lo rciliiel' our

need of praise and tlianksigiviilg lu Alniighty God for His many iiii‘i'l-.ies to us diirilig the past <luarte:iy and

tendance than usual. I-fowevei~ ther

we had a very interesting meeting.

trol, and an initiation wus eoiiducte

most orderly and constitiiiloliuilily,

I attended a meeting of the Prince

trict necessitated a mucll smaller at- te" hef‘"`°’ his Govenlfllellti and fill

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d From Timon of Athens, ilct IV Scene llf-Timon Was a Prodigal of His Wealth.

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_ niore iniliciitive of cliiiracter than

clothing. A light-brilined butterfly de- li lits ill f.inriful gulid apparel'

lfects,"f`lic fop, the dandy and thi vulgariaii in dress usllally have ii..li.._ to match. A man slovcnly and ca..

Apemautus, the cynic philosopher less about his appearance is lackin~

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’f‘lle W. 1'. Bro. J. J. Mcl.ood_, had _ _ his officers and members well in' con- '"9 mmd- and °3lP\`e5i‘led F~Ul'l0l|H

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County branch of the D. 'i‘. A. held

cul_ties in the exacting of such legis- on,” according to him nu men wer lation, which presented themselves toibnnn and n0rdi,l_ But even _/lpnmnntii

doilbts of the legality of such an act gnig pieljy lqnnlnnng nn of the 'cans as called for in the first resolution, if passed by our local Legislature, to henre by nll given el, nxtreln uOtWlt‘.hBf.Illldlllg the Opllllbfl Of S8118- c0urseg_ Timon was prgdignl of hi

, . , _ _ _ _ _ ` of “Timon of Athens,” was n railer

wan yet il gmnlly nnlnliep Wenenl; and sldeiatlon, ieminded us of many dlfli- against nnmnnitn He nnn funn in n

could utter words of wisdom and could toil and spin 1\lSi HH \'-l'l

e gave li little thought to his cloth

of the ruin of Timon should be tuken lt is not the mall or wool:-:i .

in self-respect. It may be that li

o mind is so prcocclipicd with stud) .- e work that he has no time to lliii.l-_ s lulut his personal appearance. El

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again permitting us to asseinble for deliberation. May the result be sich that it will prove profitable to our fellow-men and creditable to oursel- ves; and redound to the glory of our God. To Him may we ever look for guidance, that the Institution we here represent may continue to iilzreilse in

_ efficiency us a force for good iil this

Pi~ohi°liitioil f’roviliCc.

I nm very much pleased at the pros-

pect of having with us io-lay our il/lost Worthy P-ul'i.riurcll Ri-v. il. A. liaivsoll of Moncton; and while this

iililivldlliil sutisfactioll, if ally spiri_ season of the _vrnr is noi. opportliiie tual self is lo be slistaiiieil and dev- to show i-if.lier our Island oi- our|’l'einperance, present converiiing their to the negligence on the part of some cloped. in man the old basic pass- Grand Ilivisioli al. their lieu., _vet I ,lnl,l¢-S along that llne_ Prosecutors in the performance of ions of life have esealled fl‘oiii the trust that we shall lic able lo lrialic On Monday, the 18th of March [met :bf-lil' d“tYf he “tilted eml’haflCBuY leash of instinct, and blinded by the his stay among us pleasant and mu-|with,the members of Shamrock Div- that in any case where a Prosecutor sudden burst of fi'i~.edoiii'i-i light., nine- tlially profitable. l feel sure that thislisioii at Kensington, and was glad to f\0fll€Ctt‘<l 0l` l`@fl1S0d £0 <10 his duty. most likely' destroy that for will.-,li G. il. will emleavor to give o.\:ll'es-lsse there. two other of our Grand ()f"l'l- if the i'0f0l`lll8l-3011 WEN laid b6fOre the world has so long striven to pre- Siilll to itil Pleasure and convey its tiers, the li. Scribe and the ll. tlhali- fiim (the Premier). 119 llifruiclf WO\1l<l pare. But if the worth, the intl-in,~iii~ thuiiks to Brother Lawson f-'ir'tlie lain. A goodly number of the mem DPOSGCUW- SU bretllfen need D0 10l1gcr

’1`fll<) LEMON IS INVALUABLE.

'l‘lirre are very few fruits which rnntuiii so many domestic virtues as the lemon. The extracted juice has` iiootliilig ilualities for persons suffer- ing froiii throat and chest. troubles, (inc of the homeliest, but not on thul necount to be despised, remed- ies for ii cold, is to drink a glass of leliioiimle ns hot and strong as it ciin lil- swallowed when in bed at niglil. A profuse perspiration fol- lows, mid provided the remedy is tai-in in time and the patient is lfirpt wiirni iiiid not exposed to draughts

it is ii famous cure.

l.eiiion juice and honey are benefici- al for cilughs. The ordinary method is to mix the juice of the fresh fruit with l-uiinl parts of honey, blit the better plnn is to bake a large lenlon in the oven until it is thoroughly soft. then add sufficient strained hon- PY to the pulp to produce a _thick ilyi-np, This should be kept warm andl il liiiispooiiflil taken every quarter of illi hour will greatly relieve the put- ienl.. .»\u old stillc-room recepe for the iillevintion of an obstinate sore thront is as follows. Strain two tea- Blloiiilfuls of lemon jlllce into n wine sions, iidd the unbroken yolk of n new liiid egg, then more juice, the Wlluli- to he swallowed without bent- illk the mixture. i Golfers and women who indulfZ0 ll*

outiloor exercise are often worried with tired and swollen feet. They will derive nillch relief if they rub tllrll' feet with equal parts of lemon, lui_i-<- iiililullcolioli well blended.

fllistiiiiiti- rorn'l~i can ‘be cured by iflii iippllcntloli of'~x`\ poultlce mildc of llruiiil criinilis mid lemon juice. A thi.. sine or nic unit tiikeii the place 07 the poultieea during the day, the llmei-.ss to be repeated as often as necessary.

A smiill bottle of fresh lemon juice

slunild be kc t on every toilet table in iuiiilmer. ft is uscfill to allay il" i-itntioii caused by the stings und bites of flies and insects. A dnsll of it in water forms an excellant mouth wni:li,\ whitening the teeth, preventinil ilu- formation of'tartar and sweeten- lni: un. arena..

Women who suffer from torpid liver

should take the juice of half a lemon Nllieezed into a tumbler of water,

_(wit)hout sugar on rising every morn- nz. .Two or three slices of lemon in a cull of hot tea (wlthoiit the addition 0_l milk) will often cure a nervous or “wk llendachc, and many people flnd that li lemon is an excellent prevent- lvc of trnln or sea sickness.

Wli/ms Aiiriiiunrx

,, AS WATCH CHAIN. _One of the striking features of Miss ueglnn Goldenbug Doughbag's coiatunie nt the wedding was that hit? bridal veil and orange blossoms zvrentll were caught up on her pret- _Y head by a golden jewelled appen- “* clasp, nie gin ol un. groom,

erly laid it aside to he the gift of

' Tl -. I)r. (‘iirfeton fledcrer

in Summerside, March kill., when those present freely indulged in ex- pressions as to the necessity of radi-

cal amendment to our Prohibitoryi

haw in order to make it more work- able and consequently more effective. Resolutions were unanimously passed approving of the action about to be taken by the Provincial Alliance. Pro- secutor Goff gave a detailed account of his work, as Prosecutor, during thc year, which was, in the main, sat- isfactory. .\‘rvel'al speakers expressed the need of more educational work, referring especially to the Sons of

tor Ross to the contrary. He declared his desire to legislate for the greatest good to the greatest number. Such being the case, we thought we could surely look for the success of our mission. seeing that the Alliance re- presents the temperancc people gl this Island, 'who have, in former plehescites, numbered two to one, and we are confident of as large a. major- ity in favor ol the above resolutions, if submitted to a vote at any time. Just there I want to mention one promise made by our Premier:-Some "emarks having been made relative

aild linnlterable worth of muu is kept effort put forth by hiln to be present hers had gathered together, and one 383179-l1` Of Securing .l_llSii00- Thi! evi- iii view. bltrengtli to overcome this with us on this occasion. lnew member was iniated, while the 10009 bF0\1Hhf» b6fUI`€ UH Have VCYY steadv retrogade plill will he readilv Iiliriug the quarter I have not been names of two young men of Kensing- favorable accounts of the work done found. The refining of i.ur _life tel-inn able to accomplish all tllat l had hop- ’toll’s best families were proposed for by the three l'l“0S€C\\U1l'~‘l B~DP0ll1Y»Bll has not lessened the ilangers nl the ed. The extremely' cold weather, to- meinhersliip. Brothers Profit null Car- under the Prohibition Act,--viz: Mr. sense appeal one whit, 'plnn-9 in not gctlier \vitli the unusual amount of ew gave most inspiring addresses, Jenkins of Queens; Mr. Goff of Plrince an appetite not n pension lens, lqaeli sickness throughout the Province has which, to my mind, argues well for 'illd MF- ,M0Sh@I` Of Kinlltll While the ling .ilnlnlnl n tlnnlnniill ninniis ,,f_ gl-n. made it difficult to carry on mlich a good green Shamrock to be found TGS! are C0I1SDiL'i0\lS Only as drawers tificatiou now to one in the former propagation work. I received very,at Teinpcrance Hall, Kensington, cv- If Hl11HTi0S- The Pl`0S0C\\l-0I` f0l‘ Kings times. Vivililntion hae, with nll its cordial invitations to he present atlerv Monday evening. "f0~. iS Very' much l1a\'1lliC&DfW<l ill his good things, also made human sin the _-lnniversary of Pearly-l-ltream Ili-l fin the 21st. of March I' attended work, owing to the attitude, at cer- vastly more refined aiul subtle. The vision; Granville, on Feb. lflth., and|the annual meeting of the Provincial tain times of the Stil-\€IldiBl‘y Magis- nppeal of sense, whether in the more -at n Public meeting held by Eveningl'l‘eniperance Alliance in the (lity of trate, A united effort should be made of less vicious forlii, is yet marie gr Star, Spring Valley, on Feb. 15th.,`Gharlottetown. A large number of an- by the friends of reform, to see that bright and attractive, is so lnneli lik.. hilt on account of sickness I was thusiastic Temperance workers was‘SllCll he 6-mended

virtue in its first nppeernnee tlinf, forced to forego the pleasures of both. present, and many points touching there is especial inenace against spir- After considerable correspondence the strengthening of weak places in aware. the first of those two resolut- itual lieelth and growth, There een lie with Deputy Alex. Cairns of Har-lour Qrovincial Prohibitory Law were i0nB WGS t1b8f1d0n8d. Owing. I pre- no security until olir gospel message m0\lY Di\'lSl0l1. Lower Freetown, Ifdiscussed. After due deliberation it slime, to the Premier’s doubts as he- has stepped in and (thristlenizell l-,nr drove there one very cold evening in I was decided to present to the Govern- l fore mentioned. and the following sub- instincts and reflexes. liitensity of ef- Ulu Cflfly Dart Of Feb. hoping to mect iment Executive two resolutions, the stituted in lieu thereof. That no one fore nnll tnn rnnnisite nnntinnnncn of uitli the members of that Division,.purport of which would be far reach- shall he allowed to have spirituous inlnpesglnn ni-e nlikn nl~ell,nin,;n»y ti, ziiifl, if possible,,to get them in work-_ing and practically cover most of the ll<l\l0l` On his Dl`0miS¢S €XC€Pt ff-if med' this nappy ,etnfn .if neeninlllene lui: oi'il:=i~. on my arrival 1 found thatigrounil_ Accordingly, on the following icinal. mechanical or sacramental

As this Grand Division is doubtless

," Long before such consilniination, tl‘-ere was sickness and in manycaseslday, we secured an audience with INIFDOSES. thi! Dhlllilfy Of lilly infrac- virtne _ninse learn tlin nl-t of renewal siileix-,~iii almost every home ini the them and submitted the following: _tion to be the same as that specified in her code of action, so that its l“<`0lif.\', so, .after consultation with First:-Resolved, that an Act belln the Prohibition Act of 1900." leadership shall not siifler in tlinnc l`ro. Uuirns., we decided it would be passed prohibiting the importation ofi A Bill WBB fl1€¥`e1lT'0I\ FIFBWH Ill’ Mid nerinllg- nf transition which ninst evnp iiiiiil'iii-tiriablc if not impossible, to spirituous liquors into this Province, fS11bl!\itl5€d t0 the Legislatllre- YOU are renin-, if flexibility in the nnewnrll lifn sei-iirc ii meeting for that evening, except for medicinal, mechanical and ‘Ml acquainted with the result. It was nf ,nan is tn lin nil._lntnln¢ll_ ljmlvtll mid I returned with the understand-`Sacramentaf purposes. lsimply turned down as too drastic a demnnlls tl,iS_ _jesns l-elnlnllell l-lin ing that I was to receive notice when' Second- Resolved that all liquors imeasllfe. bllfi W0 mit-Zhi lI1l1\lif‘9 "III l~ri.slieet`s"'\`ve`i~e""`liifiglitcr§"liii't“"`ii‘ii 't6'imp6rt`éd‘T6i-' 'the"pii'rp'o'se"a‘b'ov'e"men: whose opinion "was it too drastic?"

wealth. He lived in the present, with no thought of the future; he had gen- erous impulses, witliout stopping to consider whether or uothe could af- lbrd to bestow costly presents o' every favorite. In his state of pros parity his motto was, “we are born to do benedts”; in his adversity lic proclaimed, "I am Misanthropos, aliii hate mankind." His fault lay in thi ‘fact that he had failed to select thi golden mean between excess and de fact. Even a colossal fortune wouh not have withstood his extravagance. He had foolishly supposed that ul’ men were generous; rudely awal'-ciied from his dream, his faith in huiiiun- ity gonc, he fled to the wilderness and lived like a beast of the forest solac ing himself by unpacking his heart with words against the world he had left.

Apemantus and Timon were prede-

cessors to Aristotle, and Sllakespearc, in the words of the text, bl-it antici- pates- the philosophy of the great Greek teacher. Every mini -has to confront in one form or another his Charybdis of excess and Scyilii of de- fect. The men who are able to choose tne middle channel where the deep water is, und, with ii strong hand oil their passions and appetites, steer il watchful course, are in but little danger froili the rocks :ind whirlpools.

The evil effects of extreme action

have many illustrations in life. Tilkc for example the matter of eating and drinking! Food is essential for ex- istence. The great mnjority of thc ills that flesh is heir to are due to over-indulgence or unwise abstinence. Un the one hand there is the gluttou, who seems unable to resist the crav- ings of appetite; on the other, the ascetic, who starves his body. The glutton becomes coarse, gross and baastly, a mental sluggard; the us- cetlc grows emaciated, anaemia and apathetic. Food und drink are ex- cellent servants, bilt must not be either overworked or iinderworked.

(llotlies are likewise essential to ex-

istence. A man may survive without a schoolmaster, hilt he would perish without a tailor. There is nothing

lof nil fusllioiis. 'l~`or lisi-’..i..»s.. .

esteem of others is esseiliml »

foppish or slovenly indiiid .i .

lpels.

In tllcmattcr of laiiiiii;i;'-- ‘ ure iilnny who seein liiiiirilc to -»l__ a nlidille collrsii. 'l'\»i: pini.'iil_iii_“i~

sizing is ii iiiilliiiestiltloli of th" for stnrtliilg :ind striking i:‘i~`1

leiipression. There is slalni' 1' 'liilgiiliirclltly f.\.xlll`i‘.ff`?‘.'e, lliif <1 .<

'fir have :illowed it to run r'r»' - *li'<~ir spcecli. 'I"._ cxircir.e is -- .

but hurl. ft poliutcs the “\\i.l ldilulisli iili<lciili>d"; it corrllpts '

tongue that H‘l:il;i-spciirc spoke."

the otherliziiifl tllere is affection, foppcry of speech. iiiiicul express ri nrc used, n drilvllng :l\:f:eiit is rei=.o~- ed to. This is as much ii lilnrk of :in empty 'hcnil :is is fanciful apparel Take the middle course ! It is not difficult toflinve force :ind lineness. Slang and uifectation zlrc not essen-

tial.

The cvils of crrcef-'s :lull defect arc

better sliowli in the miittel' of the use of wciiltll than ill any other way. Tile ‘etllieiil viillle of "'l`imoii of Athens" ‘is that it tennlles the llecd of select- jing null followiilg -the middle course. 'Pinion rilllle to \vi‘i-elf. of fortune sliroiigll over-lzlvisll expeliditure: in frlisllilig to tlir otlii-r extrelue he ruin- ed wllilt lliigllt have bceli ri noble lifc. In the use of wenltli the exercise _ of reason is iieccssiiry. As ii general thing, as with Timon, mere impulse 'is followed. Something catches the leyc, it is bought; an individual is in idistress, he is lielped; ii craving ns- serts itself, it is siitisdcd. Vanity is .aroused by the osteutiition of others ,possessed of \\'eulth; they nrc imita- lted or oiit-done, On the other hand jthere are those who lay too much ‘store upon wcullll, who milke il god of it, who liozird as though earth lwerc eternity, nild they were to have [infinite tiniee~-- in wh-ich to use their

Itrensure. Flilfetv and happiness lie in choosing ii middle course, accepting ltlle good gift of rlclli-.s :ind using it [for the liclicfit ol' iiiniikiiiil. As 'l‘lln0n 'i'i~inill‘kvll, iiliiu is l-oriie to do belie- llits; lint his speuililig should be regu-

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glliacnflll llaihllook form _linviug a dn- wtmnce tn the habitation _Of Hin that we ann, fan nnnnl. Similar lawn Cl 9( Y 1\l' l\0llV9\\\l *c¢Ul`|\i|"° 0 'i _ ' _l_ ' of life expression is not so commonl- feif' t' __ th , d. , nuke] t lw;\li;:;1ifianirli)iEnati};\liii§‘ to be lireteetl-,ll recognized. Yet It mlist be appareilrti

UB W 01'!! 0 P81113 ‘S 1 ‘ "' _ ` .- ' ll,-' gli' that tho soul, while it must wor _

the chain there is engraved ilpoii the '_:l{“;__“'€0” f_e‘"“tn'f tnmngn thi, bony_ mnnt nnnnt itn'ex_ _All os us shall need a new psychic ed sur attitude toward the party _WT llllifllle llftlfllc Of 19W€ll`Y "_V0l"\ (_"0‘°'li,,_.il l\,i~ how long was this -an nn_ ercise to the range of possibility in'cation. The voice of the Saviour will -_'ave us the best temperancedegislr "eu" in mmm" lettem' ‘Tm udmnty Pereciveti truth? For how long must the body. These are its divine condi- call to the true pathway. will dispel f'i°“.‘"’ ever had? Haw. We' smce thmg' if be insisted upoil before society ilUHlHE3» Hllf- ln H105” Cfllde 0UVll`0¥lSi ll ill i N l "assmg of the Prommnon Act' u*

Mm' 4Cm_'wll'R gm mvnlm "ml wenl -ll ll' take soinrwhew near adequate can it not tell the story of its hopeaa "B on' ow mom. encourage ‘em the hanfls .Of thmige Wh" frame" the '“‘”"" ""m'"' m"""|_“ "I hcrthtm ll, 'we flilnl lf 'lie n definite ob- and its prayers? Here it may live asiments "mst be 50“f€l\l5 ID the HOW- ind brought it into being, by sendin "“’u“"" Mm' ("‘"`ne"‘wh.".‘t "my h“l}-;.(::,-P:,,. in ill.. trniyiiiilg systems of life a citizen of heaven. Here righteous- Fear. worry, greed, envy are a plrati o our legislature men who wonl "e'“emh°red..w"s the mem-'Put of .tlmf|l<l::‘iilion1icnlly we are rapidly learning ness. service, sacrifice. and love may crew. They destroy co-ordinatioil bot? We "0 ““""""“i“ 5°""d m 'aw' "muy Love letters rem' m Mm tl H ltl' t tl ‘ liould be no waste in pro- be manifested and reveal man as £1 < th ll I A ‘ ' I lif f any and every movement "fam of her gmt for " Sep“r~“tmn mmw1mt`iillmlvf§cllaiiics know the/ideal of child of God. Is this to be wondered m 6 ce H M .and the Bpmtna F r“"V‘”`d5 advame-d t°m|"’m“"'e `em`°]".' lieruard (‘urneil-iill admire the np-lf \\c_;__ t~_ __' Lo ____ has its syilonismn at, if we shall consider that, after all BM mnndence m the moral strength 'lon'-' I most '3ml’h“U°“uY *my H‘_‘>` pendlx cllilrm. Many of them areino lc o . _R~ _ _- the _vorld is GDM; ____ much as _S and ideal of man nnnll drive the blncl. ~,n__, not been mn. ni_.n,,,_.,~_ f_li,,,n_..

t l'l wall iwlilg oriiligc seeds lJY Whlch R Hlilalglll Path l-0 Uumlfs _ _ _.nth t I _- _ t ~ t dnc i_ H eau y H (tl f ndl iiticlpn-:sought So the entire reach of spirit man? Must we not clearly realize theiflags from the sea and give freedon 1 0" 8l3'__‘¢?Dl"“(_0 _'Y' ""_ 0‘i__l_;‘_‘___

€<l\\fl_\'0]v.:_;'];` pilillntilfi dlJ;lrilt)i|lgytf:lll¢ “W1 :tween are to be cumpassed m the one hrllirthggugfnswgildzn ahrdlInad$\:;ile?0?d to humamty' _ ‘.¢:.:lTtymltii:es Hive beep, t:1lnndls<\,sf.ly l..l the “mnmtc Mmevement of M", upflmmhod M dcvclomncut' Un? mustlqfn worlds shall He dot teach men and-E We repeat’ then' in °°“°h'S‘0“ tha' owed, and men good and true bn nennix wntcn ,._nn,_,n on n v_ei-imforni sllghtlugly treat_any function of ie. . _ .the enort for mBn.s renemntim, .nm voted down and mm whnc 1n,,_., nroncn .for how expressive of some eternal H-FOUSC them tlU`0\\i=T\1 the Vllll Of U19 _(_ _ __ f th __ very dO__bu__l te___p__rq__U_ qcln,

- . _ ._ _ - _ ,~‘ l? ‘ ‘ - '- h t ' ensco wor _- f» It is il fanious little Joke of tllcilllteil-st _oi t_lie_sol_i\ it lnnry_ pio_vc,_ can i_*_l_l_l’_:_lC__§1_____;l_il_;¥_ l__l{l_i;__fll__\'1nC_Tb€_§‘:;:_1t_?_;3el;_ l_l__O0_\\ m_3_PP_;9»a Shu? it G0d_ can __e__t_ to _mv the least were the Om

ducton "npr helm” mnmém wlmr iaith)-il"(|`"» lllylveilrl!iiffjigliiitllillvl'l\l.ll§l‘“tllliih du all so lliltllillkinglv l-utel‘ed illto are sciohsness of moral and spiritual p0w _'hom so cnlled f.ernpi-rant-c slipport \N‘1“liX \’“f» "f Y""" ~"`Y“ """ “’,_‘ ff" ° ' ' _ . _ , ' _ _ _ . ' f ~ ._ U - li '- f t tection a -rs have delighted to honor. &ou mn~ liliiy it iii ii bottle- iliul__suy_f_ /\l_l. ilileri-use of nuY svocldi. |>;iif.£_il\_lii;i_ is f.li_t_'.___léel>__l:_n_i_i_sl;_i;l;__;~ii;_l<l__;li__i~__ai_nt:_nt an ;ias_nl_;~itta_e_ l;_¢;._s_l_ls0;prei_~_l;;:0_l_ir;>__om with ook at ___ ___ Fedemn Pm___nc____ am, the.-ein the little wrctcli! or l.lii»i~ei»i l_,:.coill_;i_\l: f.__liii__eslii_|;ac|;____:; ___ nal; _hc story. ____ _mm f______m ___ _-_0n___u_0__8 out and __g________t an the weaknesso _nvic politics, thc truth nn Im,Ln,.,_n 'the enemy! ‘ 'mug ml ‘l -' ' ' ' I " t' ll 'th‘ f ward and lml>crfec‘ zhere are too many of us, who would

l this Um” ’ g"“p°‘ is-Pecmvmg ‘mah Rcwssions of dnection' M.n'n B wil N .esiwn la y- aww In U B Flay ' 'I ` we the whole tempcranco fabric des »f .::. TW°"ty':'l°"e“th t'it"e""I' _“ y(.“‘ii%vB";‘; ,'~“‘t""`“'K “" .H new 'Era (ln Ytlwd wlmn; :option life docs not continue a me- that* follows a vivid conscioiisness o ve_staull f0I‘- ls il. UIPH MW “'\°’"d°’ H00". tlfllfl ffl M153 (\l'"“_H- "‘=,‘ illli:_, _foi~ wllicll tllele_ las e_c;l_ ‘mfr énnnicnl ‘nroi-ess Invisible Hngcrs responsibility in these gifts of God’s_ ve receive doubtful roliricsies al the ynuk 'imc 'm ‘Uwe ymn ummm lxwmtklngllgdgdhxflldlikfniryklllhgllolilzlfiit wolltllt the scales (‘el'tain directions grace In such liioillellts the i-lavioui ‘lands of f*Ullf-iclnlliii' l llfl\’0 '>I1l.\” U _ni i_., _incl _ _ -, _ , . __ .. - _ i - ~ _ _ , _ _, , __ hifi sliuiild suv not!" she i'eto|‘t0\l- li`i(f divine ability renlaininit in the very tend to greater frcuiinci' of llse. Oth- Zrows vcry_ precious _to ilic earnest say fiint :f i\<_v__n\ll_\1_ll;l_.*‘_l‘_l "\_H_k_‘___ll_f\_

"When next you see it you will." iworst alld iuisuseil llfe.- The world's ers grow idle allil lierome nt Inst :oh- soul nlid His way of lin- lla£r_i_ a more _\_\l;lff_<_I__\_l___l_'_*_’_l _'_"“__ _I _L____f' __‘__‘__‘_________ , . ' ‘ . _ . - _ 4 '» ~" _ ‘ e .i o ’ ,si ‘>

mm he wlul dl mmm' ldmlrmm ‘B being mvmmgatml' aml` it Rcuiedl Thug 'Wh mm 'vivid gt) ml mivi dllmf-ot~;:~:|:-i rtlgllctftlosliei ii 2:11’ 'and our licizislnfols nro not slow to I-le would any no niorc. flut when in lnilng ijinnl-,vnpnil time glint winch piling up precellents. lei laps thi ra un ll _I - ~ _ __ _ _ _ I

,next she suw it she did like it back. iwnn Once mnpilill-,i-ell llnpeli-,sn in (nr thing resulting which we call elini-an. ed by the anxious lieait and the mind ecognlv-c the fMii.:___ `_ll\\_l\___:\l\: _<_:l_l__Y_ It was ii. thing of dull gold, appear- ifrinn being ,.n,_ 'line .lmienlty in ment- ter may be happily i-epresenteil _to ourlis Iiidnen to fé_>ilov\;_inn_;l\_:i§_r_¢;tlt<(’_hasl=_ _*._l:_0el;_ ;:_ill_____‘_‘_‘:_'_____f_'_'l“ ii- ‘ '"- mg much like n rrmklly shnped Hy with our methods or amnsmg con- minds ms the momentum of Splrmmll mm .1 ehwtllyl \ tlou rx' enclcs of Pre. I am not fully ronvcrsailf with the 'mgget' - lsdence and of bringing ‘mth to way” experience' It mav he of 8 kmd dw- as tn'fw E- wr 1° e lg nd its rob iuccesscs and failures of olir work as

Dr. Dcllefef kl“‘uY detnlled U’ “re” lward sollld. When we shall be able to erse from the Gfifly Htflhdllfll. but if_sent ll e, its prensures at __ l_> th ____ o__g_i___mt__m the ___ _q_ Wm ____ porter the DYOWBSBH by Wllmh “ lmle' bring man into consciousness of their-' It Sllflll hfivt Men. UWB iS the C0ll\`S€{1°“\“- do “°t ma e the S H “B gr Th‘ Heuer amp to rénnrt' on th,,m_hnt I Wicked 11PP=“‘“‘ "my “e "“““‘°'""’d true worth to their l°1l°WS *mf* ff) “““'“‘1°d Wm’ °°"°‘”' if it Sha" h“"° °°“'_ "mu" 0' ““""""9 em a 'r iieiiiivv that iinriiiz the niiiirl.-r linin- i“t° an object 0! art and ornament' G05. l`9d€ml’ti0l\ is b¢E“l1. PI`l50U5-ibeen true-tc' it? Own 3"” light than Clhnstmn Church mms? Bhtn SF oood work has been accolillllishell I

“I mst prepare R strong soluuml are hung turned into mformatorles' has it joy' In ‘ther event the mu lun divine nature Enid lfcod ihrigt Eglns Jrenflv rcfzrct ‘that on arcolllltl of the

of pyroxolln," he said. in Whmh Delinquents are having new pi-oeeseeg becomes indicative of the quality of PIIFDOSG in llléi be 18 81'!! C B 3 E' - _ _ __ have not M men I d b the ’Dcndfx relwhlieflli l personal eharactei and revelatory nf'p0lnt 0! MW Bfleiifwfe B"l“U0f\ Of th' '“““V ‘ "““' ‘“ 5 W' Y

fl DH" ‘V09 ‘ f ulcken'ng mental and morn -ac- ` » _ ' _ ‘ , _ _ That t“"“5 lt hard as w°°d‘ ‘wma tiolglised. ‘Wayward children are being its measure. The verv vivldneee 0l‘prohlem. It insists also that them :ble_t_o roi_\ls;-.it_at_e___l;_*:""}‘°“_~‘;'

¢_ th _ _. _ _ f t _ gli letel ave ropes n so iz ln le -

sllitfrnldnrlielsfaclfir tligilrrlptiln if soliltigliegf f°““d °f “““BUl1_al!1li_l1ies._“()n ann; :n_:_tre_:_/_¢;__i_i_xti_<:_i_i_;_rlt_i;c_i::ien_i;l;n_1_¢;_l:i;i_sof c_;J_nd f'_:::;*i0__*:_fi “co_ggfiinnrzlnnfwhgogilzlmnti ture. At our last session a committee sliver cyanide while ii galvanic cilr- hand tm tmthdsi npfarn 'in rin' elle gan between gn.. nintnren nnll the objective of man and God. How far was avD0lI\f@<l £0 Vltiit \'l“`k 0-"fl 9" cnt l`\ll\B l1\“`°“l~Yh them °°“f‘i““°“sly where Bm “hmm el 'Allethl tl gulls attained-each of these facts exerts n along have we gotten in the develop leavoi to stalt it again in thi goo

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rfor perhaps two days. The current,;‘_:;;Cl;r;nnnrn_;b:p_n:;_n__ O_ ver; _§i“;e_f_1_______ strong améndatory resnlvc ,m_'alteren _menn of this .inivilmy tnnt in wm,__ wmln 1 noni. in n,,_n,. n fn,_,,,._.,nn, ,.c__

me ei with ~~~i he es- .-f;;;;';_;.;'.r:;'.;;;'.‘;.rn;;'is;;;f;;;.;f';.';;*;.;;ifir's;;';i....";;;‘f;.;.;;'_;";g;.;;.;;;.f.;.;f:.;.;s".;;."..;;..j'..if

the fntnrn ,,nntrenn nf llninslincllle to he expected from heaven in a final should be an appeal to his sense of primitive altar under each green tree I-lull, the family sent." and completed form, but that it was worth because this consciousness ener- is early witness to such nrcssiire up-

You iiuly read something very like 0 he an me (-onclnsion oi api-Ocetig gizes. _ on mei-,ls ncti0n5_ The cOnS,nencn,_tm,_

this l'l the 50CietY "Utes Uf the "eu" whose end was to him very definite EMU mall I>I`0Vlfl€S l1lII\S€ll Wltll aftured defalnter is the m0st_ _t,__dnt future, and if you do it will be true. and certain, l,nl; the time nl which standard of action which .constitutes lp ‘ 9 In fiict, the appendix jewel fad has wnn distinctly the lratlinfs to an. aconstant cballengetendeavor. Life had ii flying start ulreiiily.Miss Vera ,,nnce_ Sin i(,n_ the illgtitiltlnns of is motion. and to say the soul is em- (701'n9ui Wh” lives Wm* he" "‘°t\‘e"» mall must remain flexible if they are DOW-“Veil Uf GWVS me is f-0 Bl’l‘1`@ClB't*’» MFE- Iilllmn D~ C- ("“r“°"' l'l the to continue helpful to iuan. Societies, the fmt that it Seek” *`»xl"`9“5i0“- Yer' l’l\l'kW"-Y. New \'0I`k.» ll* Wffllflllfl ll0l'“ ning,-ln, nlinl-nlil»,i_ cn,.,t0lnl.,_ ci»eeilsi__ liaps it does not atiirstfully appreciate “*‘ “ w“tch °h“""‘ "ight '“’“" ieacll is to he considered valuable J`l\St What if is l`€i10l1i1\l.Z Hll'£\`. bllf- Y6t

Her appendix wus first turned into _`vn(,n_ ann an long mn it in c0____tr_m_ it nninn (mn, ilu. iii~i.il;_ personal satis- “HV” “““. the" h”*“'“Y l"“*°d “"°"lui-ely neinlui to men. All terms of faction in its exllenditiires 0f_energr_

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evidence.

It is the sense of worth that solvers

a nian and dignifies life. If he slinll be made to face the real issue and not mis-conceived ideas, or in a state of mind twisted and predisposed by

ilnkiiid and_ evil experience at the hand of men; if one shall see as he will sec, when secrets are proclaimed and all things appear as they truly are; then does such sight show the soul how much there is still for it

The bill provided that it should not

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an opportunity to pronounce iipoi by plebescite. Was not that a fai

roposition? Does not the attitude o he Government in this particular sa or of the arbitrary? Verily, Bretli ell, \ve hear much about the "humbl ervants of the people, at times of cl ction campaign; bllt we see inilcll 0 -.he “lordly masters" of thc people 'i.fter_ they have attained their seat. 'n the Legislature. ,

And yet, while I speak thus plainli

concerning the action of ollr liegislr tors, lt may be, that after all, wi :he so-called Temperance reforniers ire ourselves largely to blame for th- ‘hrowing out of olir lolig-wished-fr~ temperance mcasilres. What has hee'

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°““°°“ the "nv" cynnmc to permeate nd i adequate messengers of conduct When this desirable is link-lih'?"~ HOW earnestly RN' “fc ilresrllfif 101'- "“"‘ “mf °““““l“"" "“\“5'-

linrd Dencedly de Ka ed. There was f_§_f_ ded sentiment in that the appen- t X Was his lordshlp's very own. At h” time lt was removed, about four W" seo. ii.. into is pissed wiui gala

ll This can he highly polish hlevcment, and the last enemy of w h e ac o e i a _ _ __ _ ___ _ “_ __

0' 9 ver' l. _- ' ht uaness the overcome. _(ind. the "ought" declares the file _and right answer. \\\l\\'\lc\"c Ou ll 0 GVUY 0 90

ed and is itself of course very ieco rig eo

`ratlve." `

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become law until the people were giv

of our population, while the next best 'ins 4.3, and thc highest more than 10 n the Yiikoii. . 'I‘liei-ii is no doubt that Temperance _entimcnt is one the increase, slow it nay lic,-llllt ni-\'i-i‘t.lielcss slowly lu- ri-usiiig. Iiook at the nations of thc '.'orld. In the Navy of Great Britail o-ilay tlii-rc :irc more than 2O,Ul1\ leiigeii tiiiliiifiili-iv.; only a few _vear~ igo this would not he tolerated, ii_ plrituolis liquor was recognized as 4- .rticle of their daily diet. The Emi,-i

lr of (lei'lliuny, ill nn addirs =- crmy of navy cadets a short ti._..i

o, strollgly emplinsizcd the nc(-1: i .f joining the i.irm_v as lile<li:'e<’ otalrrs, pointing out flie lift. r ii

‘,,ossil>i!it.y of filidiiiv liwvif

tl-oiig lu\l'\'r.s ailiorif: lu:--'if _ iiicollolii' .s‘tiii'.lilal't'. li l- i . ‘ent spirits fire i`iii<‘.i" ' li ons lining rlosf-ll iii' - ' i'\

.s time foes on the I-il ~ -.i.ll i- i'

tringcntly drown. si lhnf i".ii`~' iill not he toll-l'nt~-ii iii nr_ : » i _

if r"~==‘o:i.siliillt'_ :wif ii 4 ' ,- <

'Noll' that at llio l»li~i'. i ‘

s s_<ol‘l~iiis ilvel' l i-...ii-I < _ ~f

l`i\iiipi»riliii~c T4... i. _

'lii- days of l‘;~*i.. i- -'_-»i.

I ll.1\'e had ii ...i_- ‘ ' .li ';:\l'ii‘r from on-` ' 'i. ' . Iii.

‘illiil.n!il ..=‘ » . i

i‘l'§.' f<i ' i:':_~' .. _s " ~ i.

iluil-ir::'l\ ~1 l“ :;-» '___ l _ . 'lozil \\liii :lie ill‘.‘;-lv -i r.~ _ .

nu he .lele.~-,lr-il on iii any 1,- -r' _

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llro, lien oi' l’c:irly .\`t_l'eulll. lofts iegiilnr ill.-etillifs :illil good i 'ertiliiiliiri.is, with the iouiig pro

if liii- li-l.ilivi' lidllilig thc i-\rnl_V.

l iilii ::lnd to liilow fhat llllrlili ie1‘\'zlilcs our .slillolwllllnte llivisiol s lnly our liiatlrr was sllbmitted for lily iloiilsii-li during the illlartiir, and lint liiiil llecli ilisciisseil in ii verv `ri<-iiilly spirit. f`nilcr llntc of March ifitll., llro, .l, .\. l\frI\'cvin ni' 'l`l'_\1 \i:niii wrote liii~ for il ruling as to the prolu-l' fiinii to cull and receive lhi~ iiillilli~rl_v ri»liorl of ihc Finance L`ii:lllliilii‘i-,~ \\liot.ili~|' file last night Of ,lilo rliislilg iluiirfiir. or the first night, lol the opeiiillfz iluni-li-1', before the in-

istnlliltion of oflici-'l:<_ f gave it as my, _opiiliiill flinl, tlrroriliilg to Art. V, sei-.3, the lust night of the quarter lwoiilil lla the prop:-r time. l_ l linil alliiilst forgotten to tender ,you the llniliiiiiloiis vote of thanks 0( ‘file l‘roviiiriiil _/\llinni‘e for the silh- istautinl financial ailk granted to :them hw this Grauil flivision af. our last. scssioli. l have been askcd_to con- 'vey llerewilli, the sillccrc gratitude - of flint body, und it affords me much

plcilsiil~e to do so,

lu ~-oiir-llisioii f would urge that we

Flo il-if ullo\\ eiillcl' lllc sllrnlsnrs or

t and the silver sagregates B ll , _ _ ' _l _ i _ f -1 tl-in li i nnelnninn of these ln. ln view of the oft-mlicafi-d state-`tlio fuiliii-r.~‘ i.f the liiisl to divert ollr

22225;' ll)1‘f»I¢`>\l1 in the "i‘"“‘° “nd snr' Prince' ‘hut it isiihllhifzcifhthoef' tlllfg hldlilihtfg i|l1lr\:l`iieNpi'»cv(i?;‘:sf otlliicillmlsoreftdl-ii tlglcate lilldpymconientoils experiences" 'nent that our l'rollil>itol‘y l.iiw is `

rmmds it c0mplete1y` The npleligggi whcrrlmitn vvispllerpanil more consecrated mation given vigo_rous' support. Tilt-re,(‘.ren_ted in God‘s likeness, how doth 'allli_~re._ lt l_s_ plen.slnl_: to _kiii_.\\_tllat,f.lii- ii-..iiii~ni_ lllny l~.\~<- lor our Order

l thlli U“`“°“ t0 "'“v°r' . t b. t . f -ith mage grow? These are pertlneni itatlstics l!\\“ UW l\0"\'“i0 *"1" ;ileroscopic examination colild only l\Il\"‘l9~_al& _:'_f:{‘g‘,'l,°;__:h£‘lu, §_(:x§?:n£;z; glfzxslntznesn :ily ivxifltlflclf :Eglin (is t:lIi:~` <l\\e€B\€l0fls £0 all who are conscious 0' “emilrknble shnwillg as compared witli ‘ ino\~l~ stenil`ilv forwni-d until nur work “tact the dmerence between an ap- tlestmw: felar will be changed into ac- manded, of a commensurate qiialitv God's endowment of His divine nat other provinces of the Dominion. In is nccoinliiislii-il. DBn<llX B0 l1l'68l$@Il Und R 901m Piece ‘ ‘a ' ' ' ' it in l i-_ 1( h, ln ehilrl nl ure. Mav His grace aid us in a happv P. Fl. l.the arrests for dr\inkenlies:____ llespectfilllv siibrnltkedsln

n i. . . rig

nlntfeiliioil froiii the rc_-piiilsilillitics of

nlaiid for huiunllity eval' iinpal us to

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