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Calendar for September, 1892 Maen Sn eee eee _— oe — t ' emperance it was repealed by a much larger majority,|uable and dear to Jesus Chri MOON'S CHANGES, a —_—— aa it was not found to be sompenglioke r souls are. So I aor a elt ines, OO Gee 4 44 after MON PREACHEL BY REV, JAMES SIMPSON |ing the purpose intended for it, And wholfor His sake repulse them or 4a Last Quarter, Lith day........... 8 28 more AT ST. PETER'S CATHEDRAL, ON SUNDAY will doubt that the cause of prohibi- | ** stand aside for 1 am holier than thou” New Moon, 30h day - Si oe EVENING, SEPT. 11, 1892, tion suffered by this over hasty legislation. | And this 1 know, that if I did no temper- Firet Quarter, 29ch day... . 155 after In my opinion the introduc'ion of a totalj/ance work I should have fewer unpleasa:st Perigree. 7th FU Sie enc at Rh. after Is i 1 ; The recen’ enquiries of the Royal Com- ppeey ie ae at pesatios oma to a fewer prayers to say, — a — G E> mission on the liquor traffic have opened |...” of smuggling —| less anxiety more time to myself. Day | | High Water. enera y a u Mont il, up 4 new, or at least have given fresh in- wet ae brewed ales—the use of | But such work is not done on the piatform of Day of West, 1 concen ie terest to the all-important temperance ND oe other drugs, and an unlimited jor in the pulpic and, consequently, it ix not Month. | | Morn. | After. question. Whatever may be the opinions 0 tof doctors curtificates for stimu heard of. If I epeak to a man about —_——j— W F Papp _ of individuals as to the use or the useless. asf y Cage > while public sentiment} drinking it is not likely that I am going to . tis h. m | bm A F IT A BUSY ONE ; ness of the Commission—whatever may be ea as indifferent to the observance} talk about it to his friends, or that he will ae Serpe Scan wn, ming the abn [gat er ita he Cate Toon [pak att I Tatu. ae th 2... Laan > : . prohibition—we have to admit when we ey erance feeling is| pledge it is more than probable that he + | Sontag” 748 | 820} [N order to do this we have placed a BARGAIN COUN- read the evidence of the different witnesses |S°VW'E rapidly, not only in Caaada, but will not even meution it to his mothor § | iioisy | 943 | a's |X, TER in our Shop, and will offer for this Month the PERM || oXtmined in the various towns and citios of | womiy years here socked teers iy att] se she may not know that he requires it dl ee 10 27 it a t ; the Dominion, that there is very great div- | -”® as ; wonders in our/if@ person comes to me abvut intemper- : Wedemiuy 1 3 | 3 o alance of ieee Summer Stock of BUOTS AND SHOES at ONE ENJOYS ersity of opinion as to the best Ser? of deal- cocial habits in this respect, and if we gojance, he knows that it is treated as ony 3 | Vhureday 11 36 | i353 | Prices that will ensure quick sales. Space will not permit ing with intemperance and of checking | ‘adi on. in 0 oie ale wine, measures |other sin and is not discussed with others. 9 | Friday oes 010 |going into details, but call and exami t} 2atest b ath & method and results when {the sale of intoxicants, ‘The evidenoe was nats yay a Oe pound 20} In conclusion, let me remind you that . | nares | ‘osb i eas 1 als, — _and examine the greatest bar-| syrupof Figs is taken; it is pleasar:t | given under oath, and was for the most part | “2° Well, because the people have been| prayer—more earnest prayer—is required a Sanday hy i 9 |f%lns ever offered in the city. and refreshing to the taste, and acis voluntary, and, therefore, however much _——- a ae t deub: 2 ue ae is to be successful. 2 | Monday | 150 | 214 ently yet promptly onthe Kidneys, [we may disagree with certain parta of it, Roe Svar OG te tiene k we’ taaes God to “Deliver our 13 | Tuesday | 2457) 316 J. M. MsLEOD & CO. Liver! od Bowel "aia the oF we have uo right to question the sincerity] “toncg's, Prohibition. cau be properly|land from the crying sin of drunk- \4 W edoesday 3 58 4 41 : of those who gave it, or to doubt their good | “forced in towns and cities, enness whereby it isso grievously defiled.” 15 Thursda 5 28 5 16 Charlottetown, August 12, 1892 tem effectually, dispels colds, head- ; Gove H, of to Gowut their's ol sas ; W. oe : ae y 28 6 16 , Aug 2, 1892. aches and fevers andcures habitual {faith. We must learn to recognize, if we The majority of citizene will stand a| We must pray for those whom we know + 1 ove “y 6 87 | 7 37 Spine tipati Syrup of Fies is th have not done so already, that in temper. |Pretty large amount of legislation on|have fallen into evil habits. We must . toanoe 850 | 932 soo cerned of ite kind Cres pros |Amce matters, a8 in religious and political |temperance matters, but restrain them too|Pty fur the children that they may grow =. 4 Saas i 940 9 57 only remedy of its kind ever pros | matters, there is more than one way—I/4zmly and they openly rebel or quietly|"P temperate. We must pray for liquor 99 | Tuesday 10 4 | 1030 APPLICATIONS THOROUGHLY REMOVES duced aan ” the ae an pa m-an one honest, conscientious way—of — the a a as you may compress] Séllers oe our ean eartees. We 21 | Wednesd | 10 49 ll —————————— ceptable to the stomac rompt in jlooking at things. A man belunginy to one |8t¢4m in 4 cylinder up to a certain point, | ™Ust pray that we may keep Christian 22 | Taesdar 1116 | 1131 DANDRUFF its action and truly beneficial in its | political party has no right to condemn all |but go beyond that aad something gives {Charity with all who differ from us, aad do. 23 «st: Friday aa tT 4 ei N D effects, prepared only from the most | his opponents as traitorsand kuaves be. — and the steam escapes. It is agsinet | ll for the ‘Greater glory of God.” Laus 24 Saturday 0° 017 ' : cause they want free trade, perhaps, while/umar nature patiently to submit to . B |feie” | a | 8 TI-DA nrneales gualitescomonna't [teri tein. wouterst on rejoin were thre "anime =—— : fee ie Bix caven.| Mtr fateg a om) | Toa and have msde 3 the mogt sou denomination word not somaidan sh Hb~rom and. Hoses sag method is 23 | Wednesday 2 29 | 2 56 ——— | Saye Ami Dandr to aperioctremeves cohen. Stops failing of halr. popular remedy known, or fools, and he who has the cause of true} 48° there was prohibit". 29 | Thursday 3 2) 3 54 O iow applications pat nehe cmeay wwe cese | Keaps the Scalp clean, Syrup of Figs is for sale in 75c | temperance at heart ought not to refuse toj'hought in religious matters. dieu were : 30 Friday , £23 | il4 SUARANTEED falling of Soo besle, meoko Weoteand eitsbidted Makes hair soft and Pliable bottles by all leading druggists. work with others who are earnest and imprisoned—tortured—burnat at the stake, _ ———$—$—$—$ is promoted a visible growth. Any reliablecruggist who may not {zealousin the cause, because some may because they claimed the right to judge for have i : it ,; Want immediate prohibition, while others | themselves what was Scriptural and what nave it on hand will procure it ; . : sees = ly & ish would wait until public sentiment is better|¥48 not. The Inquisition did its bloody EXCURSIONS TO PICTOU SS —_—_—= promptly for any ohe who wishes | | soared forit. It isquite possible forboth | Work and did it well. Its membere,doubt- to try it, Manufactured only by the |} i crals and Conservatives to be thorough- ony ate moar f nom, fall of zeal for | ly honest in their opinion that their policy |their faith, and although their methods THK Steamer ST. LAWRENCE will leave SCHOO RB 00 CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP C0., 7 ae best for the country at hie a were not very Christ-like, yet their early e SAN FRANCISOO, CAL, though it is evident that one side must be —s a a _ the were ery |e ac , ing LOUISVILLE, KY. NEWYORK,N.Y. (making a mistake. It is quite possible that | Petiectly ‘awful, and the only possible ones Ey ery Wednesday Morning, the various religious denominations may|¥%der the circumstances. Yet notwith- AT EIGHT O'CLOCK. W. R. 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at heart. The great danger is that we are apt to forget our principles and our true aims in our zeal for our party. The politician, carried away by the anxiety for the ag- grandizement of his side, will often risk the welfare of his country. The Christian, in hie ambition for the growth or prosperity of the society he belongs to, will often work for that end instead of for the simple glory of God aad the spread of the Gospel. The temperance worker, in his eagerness for some pet theory, is apt to forget that it is quite pos- sible that sucha theory, if put into prac- tice, might be detrimental instead of bene- ficial to true temperance. And if men sometimes become over-zealous and fanati- cal in political and religious matters, is there not much more reason for them to become sc in temperance matters? We often hear people scornfully spoken of as **temperance fanatics,” but can we wonder at their hatred of liquor and their ardor for its total destruction when, in all proba- bility, they have in some way felt the cruel, relentless power of the foul demon of drink. The wife, who sees her home wrecked, her life ruined, her health broken by the ex- cesses of her husband; the children who, month after month and year aiter year, have crouched in fear beside their mother or slunk off to hide themselves whenever they heard the drunken footsteps of their father on the threshold ; the parents, who have seen the babe they loved and cherished —whose infant prattle delighted their ears --whose boyish laugh kept the home so bright-——when he has grown to man’s estate, following the broad road to destruction and destroying himself in body and soul from

vigorously would they protest and rebel.

But we need not go back three centuries for an instance of extreme measures de- feating their own ed. Our owa Scott Act has had much tus same effect. It has been on the statuté books for fifteen years, and haa been in force in some 67 counties and several cities, but after a fair trial all the cities and 35 of the counties have rejected it—not because the temper- ance sentiment decreased, but because men saw plainly that the Act did not accomplish what wes imteuded. In the years 1884 5 it was carried in 39 places, in the seven

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is always the same. This at first sigh’: may be discouraging to temperance work ers, but let us remeniber that we are fight- ing not for the Scott Act or for any othor act, but for the cause of temperance, and if we cannot gain our ends one way we must try another, and to say we will have prohibition or nothing is foolish and un- manly and only playing intu the hands of the enemy.

What we require for the work is vigorous concerted action of all temperance ad- vocates, and this up to the present time we have been unable to obtain in Charlotte- town. Certainly on, greac occasions mass meetings are held, but they do not appear to result in very much, and for the most part the men shirk any steady systematic work and leave it all to the Women’s Christian Temperance Union. And all honor to that faithful band who,in the face of so much oppesition, and despite so many difficulties, did such good honest work during the last year oi the Scott Act, and are still laboring to effect what reforms they can. Ifthe men were only as ener- getic asthe women in this city temperance matters would be in a much better state than they are at present.

Then, we must instil sound temperance principles into the minds of the young, and this ought to be done chiefly by parents; for no other teaching is likely to be #0 effective or lasting. Scientific temperance is now to be taught

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