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(Continued frorii the Third Page) Let us see Y At that early age he `

was already (1) a niusici<»n-'cunning in ptgyingj (2) an intrepid well-trained soldiers ‘a mighty valiant man, (_3)_a competent otticer--‘a man of war. ` viz 'versed in military science. (4) a states- man “prudent in matters," (6) an ath-` lete...-3 Qgmely persorf-the come! iness of manly muscular development and agility, and what blended and complet- ed all “it pious God-fearing mau.“Tl_10

was with him " is He was with

Lord .. . = the WY Sf"”“°l°”‘1 lm” "°S°P“ am" wttttsmrrtuk Pttts. 1

Daniel and all the other types of true men we read of in Holy Scripture. The Lord is with those who fear Him. He dwells with them ever near to help the right kind of men. David himself said from his own experience. the Lord is nigh unto them that are of 9. centrite heart and will save such as be of an humble spirit. _

My purpose, this evening is to ad-

vance this prinei ple of active benevolence toward our fellow men, to offset evil induences by developing virtuous habits through the proper emPl°.Y 11101" of spare momt nts.

Whether the effort to root out or

repress a great evil has failed or not in the adverse fate of the recent plebisoite. I rejoice that I am persuaded that the sentiment et a free people has spoken out with no uncertain sound against ¢\|’e’¢legradation of a slavery to evil pas- sions destroying men’s souls and bodies in a period when they ought _to be lay- ing up treasures for eternity. Th it was all I hoped of it under the anoma- lous state of our confederation of races, naturally distinct from each other. But it remains to ns now to work for a better monte.

It may be that although this great

agitation for moral reform may seem to have fallen very Hat as compared with its radical aim and purpose, some soul may have reached in the fervor of the right to be stronger ,to resist hence- forth the tendencies which erstwhile were compa=sing-I will not say his temporal ruin, for that is insignificant compared with the consequences of present misdeeds that stretch on and on through the illimitable and awful ages 0! eternity. _

This then, I would set before y_ou as

God's own wise method of defeating the inevitable evils of our surroundings. If you desire to cheat the bodily evils you must develop the natural faculties if your bodies, if you would down the enemies of your soul you must educate thetastes and powers with which God has endowed it-no doubt for that pur-

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This may strike you as a visionary

scheme, but nothing is visionary that is tangible and this is as tangible 'as any thing can be. I believe the time is com- ing in the progress of moral reform when reformers will leave the region of mere speculative talk and come down to solid work, when instead ot lectures on temperance and moral purity, age, and temperance soci.tie`s. which are after all in most cases only clubs for passive nettadmiration ,there will be movements set on foot to combat all passionate ex- - cess through the wider spread of edu- cative pursuits for the employment of tho spare time in which most men find

Intros set for their souls. If the art of

music were to become the hobby of one,

and good literature that of another, and leience, aye and pure athletics, devoid of that low sporting element which has. poisoned our modern physical science-

the athletics of the ancient_Greeks.from

whom we get the idea., athletics which help a man to have mastery over his passions and produce the grace,and tem- perance in all things which even made

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.pugilisni a respectable art, as it ouch always to have been-in short tha splendid art of bodily developmen

which gave us our word -‘virtue," but which in the original means simply bravery. Physical bravery, because they

perhaps felt that proper physical (ml ture was at the basis of all the virtues

moot the idea of wider' facilities

for

education and improvement as the surest andthe God-given method of checking the inroads of evil. Christ taught it in the parable- of the talents. Everybody knows what

he meant.

To conclude first an answer or two to

common and valiant arguments against

this theory.

1. I have no time for it. Seneca, the

Roman Philosopher, said a good thing about this, which will answcrthis ob-` jeotion. ~-We all complain,” said he "of the shortness of time, and yet have much more than we know what to do

with. Our lives are spent either in doing nothing at all, or doing nothing to the purpose, or in doing nothing that Wepught to do. We are always com- plaining our days are few and yet act- Ing ,though there would be no end of them. _Where do you think David got all the time to learn to be a musician Mid 3 POM. and a statesman, and a warrior, and an athlete. and, a deep, soul-ful_, _intelligent servant cf God? glgped it _is a warning to us all to 1-9- at Dthat idleness _was the _direct pause an avid s great sin for Which he is of-

.condemned as unworthy of the re-

lpect and honor with which his history ilsutrpunded. Read 2 Sam. II 1. and

gxhwltll iind that lie caught the sight of

B cha which _produced his disgrace

Phu’ P9 "33 10111115: at home instead of being at the front with his fmgi ‘°’ W day he iuti sent hz* to do his work while

Stayed at home and loafed. I find the

"9-35° 9°! or woman finds little time ° *PFI* spiritual improvement, of- hnuohiunin hour of all the spare.

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The Patriot’s special correspondent

“Mao” being in the eastern section of the island on business heard many cor_npl\~ I mentary remarks concerning Dr Williams’ Pink Pills, which appearto be the favorite medicine in all parts of Canada. Among those who are very emphatic in the praise of this medicine is Neil McPhee, J. P.,of Glencorrodale, and our correspondent de- termined to call upon him arid ascertain from his own lips his views in the matter. Mr McPhee was found at_hom_e, and as he , is a very entertaining and tutell\gentgentle~ man, our correspondent was soon “et home” too. When questioned about the benefits he was reported to have received from the use of Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills, Mr McPhee said:-“About four years ago I got run down from overwork on the farm. As there is considerable timber.

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permanent benefit from any of tbem._ As ` Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills were so highly recommended through the press, I thought I would give them a fair trial. After using a few boxes I lound they were having the desired effect and 1 began to find mv wonted he rlth and strength gradu- ally returning. I kept on using the pills until I had regained my former vigor and gained considerable in flesh as well. Now I consider mysel a healthier man, and feel as well as ever I did in my life. I can conscientiously recommend Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills to any person suffering as_I

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to my trouble I was badly constipated an this gave rise to piles, which caused in great pain and ut titties helpless. I tried number of medicines without getting bet

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posure brought on ti eevor_e_ cold which left me in a precarious condition. To add

ter, and I was discouraged. About thi ti-ne some one sent me a pamphlet advertis- ing Dr, Williams’ Pink Pills and I decid-

short, my troubles including the constipa-

as well and strong as ever I have been, an

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writes -I cannot too strongly express my appreciation of Dr Williams Pink Pills. Some years ago I had a severe attack of In a cosy little house in this town, lives

. Mr. John Garrity, hisrwife and family.:

ed with what the doctors told me was ogg. _ arrh ofthe bladder I got some medicine a few years egos der household would from the doctor which relieyed me at first, be hard to Hynq, Their bapgipese was not

no benefit from them. Then I legen 'usiu {Di'. Williams’ Pink Pills, and after.I had ,_ d liken seven or eight boxes my health was t

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medicine failed tobave any further eE'ect. fortune, but by something much more I could hardly walk from' my house to nn

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sadness. ahe was advised to try ,Dr Williams’ Pink Pill but thou bt_th¢

` physicians had failed to allevase her suH`er

tl hope, she procured a r=npp1y,a¢,¢j wonder

pills in the house.” _ _

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lusion. A celebrated French author ‘said withcontidence that no man ever pushed his capacity as far as it was able to extend. “I therefore lay it down as a maxim” says Addison reflecting on this sentimentwthat though all are not cap- -‘ able of shining in learning orthe politer arts, yet everyone is capable of excell- ing in something.”

What we all want in our preparation

for eternity is more industry in the right direction and that is what will make us better prepared. We idle away or sleep away,or we waste in sin, time for which God will make in eter- nally accountable.

Education. improvement, is the

watchword of the Christian religion spiritual, moral, physica.l,m'enta1. And “the soul is a kind of rough diamond which requires art, labor and time to polish it. From wintof which many a vood natural Genius is lost, and un-

` Eishioned likeethe fluid in the mine.”

I mean exactly what I say when I

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The' Little Ones- _

Some quaint conceits of childhood,

some of which would do credit to the wisest philosopher. are given by the Child Study Monthly as follows:

trees blow.”

Baldness.-A boy who was sitting

playfully on his fa.ther’s bald head said naively :~Father, I must get this seat upholstered.”

Cross.-“The heaven key.” Dust-“Mud with juice squeesed out.” Eternity-~~The,lifetime of God.” _ Fins-“The fishes wings,” Happiness-°-It is to feel as xif you

wanted to give all your things to your _ little sister.” ,

Ice-“Water that went to sleep in the

cold."

Lightning-“The working of God’s

eye_l°.

Mother-"The bloodiest relation l"ve

210*-" (By a boy who had been taught that blood relation means near rela- tion.)

Nest egg- ‘-The one that the hen

measures by.” - ' _0m°iPresence-“God is everywhere

without going there.”

Rainbow-‘°God’s smile.” _ Stars-‘°'l'he eggs the moon has laid.” Thunder-"The big pump that makes

the rain come.”

Wakefulness-“My '_ eyes won’t stay

Shut! um comes unbottoned.”

What a deep phychological truth lies in , the -answer of the little child asked `,

H9 “plied I suppose som bod “°Pppd on it when it_ was a littlii fely

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Apples are “the bubbles that apple!

Why a certain tree was crooked. Y a

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_ . _ - 1 - _ _ _ ' t ....:1‘.‘i.§§,i;- 1“.§;°“;;;‘s;,°c_‘;;t;_;‘.:.;1f:f’S sled- ;;._§;i:;2:;;;;'dc cliff" lobserved as “ 'Temperance Sunday ” in Ar-1;val’skgood;itrt-imes. I find, ‘ l'er¢nce_ n _ 0 C ‘P an 1°eePf°7` 'QF many churches.) p o m_a e us orce a reason. ` Crm' C - 'l t 5 3 M _ P1-0,-_ 4, 10-19, _ I’d dallied for a year till Joe day in eadliugioxiintii? S tD‘;-‘.s;(;):;-bu;-gag,

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My 801% PB1\1I1011‘8p3 o0_ ee, C0 Sen. Jest howwsrlp e _ cg to, now_ , T1-:rn Charlottetown School Board

thou not.- rc(;;.TI QNE . An in the len; ‘$19391 S1315 yearning. Qeels the first .hlonday of each month 1 The Right Way .v 10-13 .A Althougha sorry schollei I wen Stewamiicremry' I

° .-5 ` ' ' ' » ` t SONS. 2. The Wrong:Way, v. 14-17. _ llpaid her many a compliment, I SL 'Johnf Lod - - Mas I- _ 3. The End of the Ways, v. 18, 19. Such as the ones that foller, , Temple. sefzond Ti§fsda;'nin meg? _i_`ime.--Solomon. to whom these words “I ve heard in songs your voice arise _D R MCLENNAN. Sec’y. .

tt are attributed, reigned over the united ,A An seen the _flowers springin, ' Victona Lodge _ in __ Masonic kingdom, according to clquémon cliron- , tpotttin. igoklin in ylpurpyes, 1 Temple, fi,-St ,Monday in month olovy, from 1015 to 975 _ . ve ea t emoc hir ssinginl” JR Davison,Sec’ _ . '

C QUr_:s'rIoNe 'Fon HOME s'i‘t:m'. Burl; when I called she seemed more shy Alexandra Chgpter, Royal Arch Ma-

l. The Rlgbt W f_1§» V- 10'15_- _. A elf some Cause Of “UIFUBY tS0I1S _ in -Masonic Temple, .~ first tts? ;"::2f.°‘t;“‘ 2;‘:.§L's.’1§”;.:ti.ti "..‘f'.‘°?.~.%..;;‘:“.:§.‘1f.~._:f.2.25.32: t thirty em.. tt...

e-me 9 8 P ' °-Dear Sue, be mine!" I said at last uP5i"iii?:g Iiidou’ gee

Wight way is poznted out as the right gptegligfzeglng. lgtggpigher. d PM in' Masonic' Temple, pthliid Wadi

waV5l’hat securityi there in the way of E Or looking in the fir? eyes owncast Ii.esgd'ai’ In month- .H W Anderson' ' _ S ' ` 9 V 9 IB rar- f

wisdom p I An then she raised her eyes ag’in ` t QDDFELLO

What should we grasp firmly ?Why P An said, iuy bosom thrillin: 1 Port La Joie Encziiipment no 4 Why &1‘010SS0I1S Of Wisdom Of Emil "°¥;U Sty ytatfve hpardd by lookin in .second Wednesday in each month.--D

`importanse to the young . y eyes t e moe hir trillin. R. McLenna~n'1{.JS.` 2. The Wrong Way, v. 14-17. Why should Ispeak, then? Seems tome St Lawrence Lcd I ` _ Whcse way is a Wrong way ? _ V _ That you’re a curious man sir, day evening. W AMgtii'tin:W;er<I’y.Mon

‘ What four warning counsels are given F 01' _lf you look once moto, you see, ~ Wildey Lodge eve F 'd .

When only do the wicket' sleep ? Why oan’t you heariny answer !” " levening; both in their hallrin Vidtloiiz

1\`lIVhat is theilr food qndtdripak ? ho an -Will T Hale in Chicago Times-I-Ierald. Row. W R Boreham, _Sec’y, _

th_ tame a_ny_ c asses o peop, w , _____________ _ Alpha, Rpbekah Lodga, N0 10, meets 13 isIhe;s%rIi\gt:qn.u 8 Ways V _I8 19 THE g GHARLOITBTOWN “Lula ting; angi third guesday of every month.

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Qt What is the endof the right way like ? Th, mal, do" gt the Chula,” 2 -_ ,sous or ENGLAND. _

itheVVvl;{ltk¢&lJ§IaSt IS there _lu the Way _ town Poet omce as follows v E€r0l’y"1’ll`I1rsday eveniugiutheir hall-

ic .V _ _ _ (Local Time). ' in iotorlli R0 . A d N _

3 What caution should all heed P Golden " F" P°"1tS WGS* (With <>0D11e<=ti011S) to , Sec’y, . ' W u raw ewso D

T011- ‘ >s‘fm““’"id" *md Ti5“i°l1 °“ line ‘if soivs or rnurnrtmca. I

f 'rnacumcs orrnn Lesson. 1'°{11W”-Yi 7-00 e-m-end also at 3-40 p-m, Victoria Division No 4 ever I l. Heed good counsel. Follow _pure Wlth P-Y* °°°ll°¢ii0°S _£0 NOIWI T1`y0D, Monday evening in Wright’S hlill. J .I examples. _Walk in wise ways. Take T*`5’°“~ CfaP9»°4~ Vi°l‘°1'i°- 021461011, Chappell, Sec’y. '

no risks in conduct and character. Nwth Ca1'1°t°U and S¢%f1€f=°WD- ; . . ~ ~` Orient Division, No 161 gym- . 2. Shun evil arsociates. Avoid their , F0? P°i“t3 east (With connections) to Friday evening, in" »’Wright’d Lowei'v` t<=ompaay,__ :neu __,t=_.,_11<,. their _exampte.jS°“1‘?S and G°°fgf=¢°W11[ 1911 Line 0! rai.-trlau. Gsertmipaviseu. ssetv.

‘° The companion of fools shall be de-` Way. 7.30 a.m. ` l p p . < - , I , S“`°Yed?” - .; F". ~ S°m`i5 ‘md G°.°1'g°l°W° °”lY» Court Avondale I, 0. F. second and I 3._Ke_ep the end in view. Gaudy vice_ 2-30 'P-UL ifourth Tuesdays. J l3`Taylor Sec’ ` is vice none the less. The attractive, F01' Courier 1'°UI£t“ S°“lhP°l`¢ and all. Court Mount Stephen I. O.I‘. tliird 8 eupgimay hide ,the adder, Th'9?h°wy,;,. points, thence to Belfast, 6.15 a.m. Tuesday, both iii Foresters’ hall r 6 flower may exhale poison. Thewway oil, F°"_C°“1'1°1' 1'0"” I0 _Nfmh RWM' and. QHGGD SUBBIS- J F Mlollillan = Sec’ ’ I si duty mayappear rugged, but it shines- “H Pmms Fh°°°°;t° Vi_°f°l53» T'-\'.°9d5Y» I _- Courtfhaklottetoilttt 0. T* more and more. ' - .Tllnlf dHy_ nd tSaturday."6.15 a.m. ‘ 'and last Friday, ‘Wi-iglitis Hain W ly

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drove her £ran-nic. Physicians were in attendance. but the doctors said -_there ' was no hope. Mrs. Garrity saw death star- , ing her in the face, and the thought of leav-

Liug her little children caused her much

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