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THANKSGIVING SERMON

l’f¢2Cll¢<1 by Rev. W. H. Smith. M. A., B. D., in Summerside Presbyterian Church, Oct. 19th, 1899.

Also in the fifteenth day of the ;this we do Wei; but do We reno -

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seven h month, when ye have ifitherad land thankfull acknowledce that

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urge fruit of the land, ye snali keep which has come ti us fromcthe pist,ii,.

moving spirit which animatss the pr ~

-Leviticus 23: 39-41. sent d h' f ° ' ohh ee, n,,,,,; ”,‘;,,,‘:,.;‘i “sir ;‘;°.‘“.;‘;‘i,s,:.;'.

‘S U PSC" ‘ar P°0P 1% all | ently interpret the events of our natiin

nslaying the foundations of their ial life ?O.il b b h ld' ‘h

institutions, according to those 1 of God who lrioiiytroels(lhdriiglasltisiyprcfiiellhzd

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‘° 9 and thought WhiC11 nations and who to this end has given

onducive to the highest culture Us the

_ _ _ gospel of freedom and redem t-,

civilization, he insrituted a season Q i0n_ If We exnmine the history nf £1,

‘h"”k’g‘“”$° It was an COUIJIW carefully and grasp the move `

t of God ai the he

nf th ld d _ men which have contributed ti its re-

ar his I°d_ °W°1` an 9590?- rr markable growth, we shall find that we

gn 1' ‘an CMB WST 15 can only adequat-ly account for it as*

ditions have been crested or even suv gested by these self made men 9 What effect has he had upon the exis‘euce or on preparation of any of these great natural resources, or the world wide principles of commerce ? When these self-constituted and wealth-creating individuals appeared in this world they found all these conditions existing in various degrees of perfection. By tak- ing advantage of these they have reaped a harvest and yet they claim that self is entitled to full credit for all results. They might as well claim thit they create the field of waving grain, having once sown the seed and gathered the harvest. What a wonderful transfor- mation must take place in some minds when the v regard themselves as the +i1icient ciuse of all they acquire l As

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h we would naturally expect, the season

of thanksgiving gives place to the sea~ son of =elt~deilication-a universe with- in itself ! There are no atheists in un- christianzed lands. Life and property are not safe there, and it is not a very helpful doctrine to teach the savage.

g winch new engages the energy nf y perii 'sin in our national life and the good citizenship Brit sh Columbielmillions of doliars to ouild'

spirituality was its essential fea ,me genernhnn end the hnnl events will changed the savezo IMO * Pu” “U12 hear. love of Canada beats in unison and the Yukon districts unite their tens tend the eaine Oh what TNS 860800 Oi thanksgiving was be enacted many genermnnn hence’ when it has so enlightened him as to with the anthem oftheMotherConntry’s of thousands Mining camps are pro- ofheertlove in tile new

to accomplish an importint when the vnlne wh,nh hen led ns mike llfl Wd Pl'°P'"t7 SBIG, WUC!! lf P°fP°90 Asthe Impenal Government verbiallyinmoral, and if left alone. Letiistbe,nkGo¢l Ind lik! in the development of the hnhentn mu rndlnate the ,hh exp es has established the free institutions of ie called upon to fight man’s battle for drinking lewdness and gambling would And now in conclusion lit

and religious life of the f an honest people and made social end f ed d gh 1 rg, ,A town

Hum, 'Muon of thmksgw pionho our rgestiny Let ua thank God bum.” me permmem and when it Si:mhf>i2trn.nn e entang ements of convert the fairest lind into the very narrower oirc 1 a

od 2° ]oice in this privilege of asoribing to has °P°° ""7 "°°“° °f Pr°q'°°3

£8 m ern institution It has hun ,he hnmnge dne hrn great “me then the atheist would abolish Christian

rved for thousands cf years and 1,! ns relnlne ,hw In the ,ant thee, ity and God, and exalt himself upon the

not find its original authority in ldl he her h throne James Russell Lowell hee amation of rulers but in the izgaggd gh; ,we gg inrwfrii ,hm dis well said When the microscopic

°f U10 Divine P¥l1'P°S0,wbich search of skepticism, which has hunted

has been ro rl mu rated pendence upon his pewcr which his th h d ded th to

an the hunsrhn been mend or is eve owing g0°dnese,1et ne re ed can republics we find one month of hell The history of the ;_)0°“m“d°n eh’

proc]

P P° .Y YP enabled us to overcome ° °"°“ “° 5°" ° 5°”

rulers in calling the people ofl h- -` - disprove the existence of a Creator.

had to a special acknowledgement nein; zgrzexhgizzagpehlgfggg gndnh; has turned its attention to human

overrnling presence in the work nf seeking he hrenh down nnrfsociety and has found on this planet e

of another year. Let ns nnhnnel recognition or God an emhed_ place ten miles square where e decent

some of the reasons whyas a ind ,n thin dir or thanksgiving mere man can live in decency. comfort and P°°P1° We thmk Gd- especially as the reason given is that 5°°"it7' °uPP°m“z md edumting his e tbnnk God today that our coun- they have nothing for which rn thank children unspoiled and unpclluted; a 1

recognizes him as the source of all Gnd_an their possessions and :nine place where age is reverenced, infancy

prosperity and the guide of its heing heme mserh Ir in wen to nrhnh protected manhood respected,

_ _ clearly the cond tions of material and w°m”‘h°°d h°”°r°d 'nd humfn lm’

ie possible we do not seriously con- enmmercirl rhcnenr Among the" held in due regard-when skeptics can this wider view. Life is so filled mer hennmed femlii, 01 wil rich find such a. place ten miles square on the present 0 crtunities that the - - y '. - this lobe where the Gos lot Christ has

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mion of Canada was first or ersonal mrehrrt on the art cr man the foundations and made decency and and has been advancing witi P y p 7 rapidity in the consolidation | for the skeptical literati to move thither

mm01'0i81,iDdIlS€fil\1 Bild ipirlf- ' _ and there ventiliite their views. When

are now almost forgotten. nt 7 unbelief has produced a higher _type pl in our heritage, in a free _ __ personal character and ii purer civi i-

people, in our public r the house awake’ 3' dose Zatiou than Christianity it can than

security possiole it will then ca in o rder

movements by means of which ‘ready mrrker honorable dealers and not gone and cleared the way and laid _ m ' - , - ' - f '_

Md colleges which send forth T of tW° °f consistently ask us to worship _the Hui- 1 éli Who worthily occupy the first .- _ __ , _ ~ -- l knowable." Until that time we in tie intellectual and commer- i I Dr' Harvey S Southern ,CTD Only _lrsgafd “Sm Pi'°f°S5“:“!

world. in our evangelical churches o supsriori 7 as a emo ,Y l from State interference and un- _ D P I N V*1P°fi“gs °fdi_Sl‘11°|'°°°3 °°“}h° Scum ‘ig l by the dovmas of ecclesiastical ______1 __________ intellectual is ouesty. 6 0 W_€

in our esplendid benevolent _H h ck _t 5 25o_ as a people to enter Gidis hotixise wrth

in our widening sphere _ot W1 53 e 1 ° A Bm--"_E_ thanksgiving, to be loyal to t ose pri influence, in the integrity i* CIPIBS 0f lrdlb “P00 which 0'" °°‘}n rg' B

our courts of justice and in the on- 'ran Harvey Miiniciivi-: cc., Mfrs., e greatness depends. _and to cherish, or “Pd march of our civilization. In all ~ M°“*f¢a1~ ourselves and our oblldre" U19 SPIN- °f

.1 appreciation and loyalty to our G_id and

» countr ’s ood. The upbuilding of

mamsipiritual life is the only safe-

' guaid against anarchy.

2. Weiiiiiiiii Godfortlis large mse-

_ I I sure of prosperity during the Yeaf- 901'

‘country is narpéirahlly ' wealthyfapg

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in 1-s AND Nscicwaiiii. mf=°i'~_==“i». _S ‘“. _

mountiins with almost fabulous miupr

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Regular price $1 50 now $1-00

<~ -= $125 “ 800.

“ “ $1.00 " 570

850. “

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R M al trcasiires, our splendid rivers,

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and coast waters. at once a BOUNB Of 3 Wealth and highways of commerce, and o_ir immense prairies capable of afferd- ing homes for millions of industrious si»tficrs. Now the present annual re- turn has been very great. The SUCCGSS 3 in any given season depends very lirge- iy upon causes over which we have no

H .i 500 . 1 control and therefore we should thank

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Gnd for the la;-ne increase. The har-

" “ . lvest has been cabundant. There need

See our large range of ties at 33§ per cent discount. , he no wig: wiiiihib our bzhdssrmtrpp

- hsheries ave no een as r _

(mme qmck and Save mCney° ' ' ,as in some former years, 'but 16! 8 ff’-‘T

return The mines have been m°1‘° extensivel worked and With larger

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~_ '\ Uisiers 3375 5.00 0.00 '7_50 0 00 anne 10 00

if ° - ~ 00 7.50 10 00 and 12 00

50 1.75 2 OO and 2 25

0.00 7 50 9 00 10 00 and 12.00

The largest stock ever shown in the city of Charlottetown

Our trade was never so good as this fall and the prices and qualities are the dm °` cards.

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otncials How many of these con in British Columbia and the Yukon thousand of our ioyal sous hurrying to West'-rc States and

alone this year’s output of gold will ex the scene of action-only an indication United beaten diouid ceed thirty live millions of dollars that the union of empire and colony is Canada, and it is ar Manufacturing has been carried on suc lnot formal, but organic,snd that hence ness that the church

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if e a ie,an w t sem aorwor cm

of any year In addition to these vari- !Moiherlandl petrmeiaaie dur otiigiliztiitione them The west is thus

ggsriafpa ¢;fa{;l;epl<;1tyf lwre hge been; Thus we hgve reason ter thank God for ed anld trhsltpsire ie! tbright

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has threatened us, or any plague ora sibilitil ;;dTt§.iida0)omiiiIi)til:dngl.o Plilie liiiidpzgalous in golid works death dealing scourge visited our peo printirle of Empire and have behind us lhere is an additional

pls With plenty and prosperity we 4 the inspiration of our history and - thankfulness The churches

hier; ;t;gtgpll;¢ld1p;iptp]‘eh and da srpliritri gf fore uslrhe gigeatneles of our misteion hlt iépady Olrgilnipedd h ld t

s asmae e i iswori muc t nt urcenu un o sou

ferent elements of our vast life throb 9 grtat work and liodavig caalliiiag. ‘us tld of being ardpleudid success

yivi h one aim and co operative en ;higher things by means of these open disti ara busily engaged in °1V01` d , fu d of one million dollars

Iu addition there are notes of widen g o?:1sWe thank Gid that the gospel is mgeting in Toronto they

mfr interest which must be the direction permeiting the complex life of our two hundred and forty seven of our destiny It is pleasinv to follow country The church has heard the dollirs, one church giving one

ine even deepening current of national Master’s call, and with every extending thousand dollars, that was independence and integrity whilst at sphere has responded to the country‘s their traditions When these the same time there grows in clearer need In the east we can scarcely secured think of the additional proportions the spirit of inter national grasp the intensity of the strugvle no be exerted forthe truth We are good feeling particularly with the Unit going on in the west for the possession in a new age. the old things are

ed Sta‘ea These inter changes of fel l of tae country or its wealth I1 the away and better things are 10E8hip are doing much to lead to a. vast prairie every yeer wrtnessee the on us It argues well for

more int lligrnt int ir ist in each other an- val of ibwusan ls or is ttlers Our ot ou land fhcn

peop e. It was _ therefore ii being me expreeeinn nf n divinely nr_ Indeed none have ipterest_ enough iqrlhrlu ide ehcapfwjeable-igetl ment onli hnpi 0 wel ing-inegn ig om- f gale gut; ,m iheirr 1 Jing,

us service filled with all tfiose ranged drnmmthe hrnt nnene nf which atheism to try how. long itwouldiak-r"i'of-»<isf.i din iilt i»~ me i im ng is in .qv ghgm the guhel ; gh, 1;- ¢-ii ry,u~i l faith

f°°1iU"’S Whioh are awakened by. h ° e _ to civilize a savave b feeding him on I l l th . i,

mmuersmaw or _Goth gqodnessr ps Ju-it passed bilfore us. the second that creed. But ahergchrmialir has ni-rei am e iieiv spin of im by iiieaniofvihich thev ar trained in in titutiensm mi si

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1 000 yards of ilannelette at 40 a yard

The best grey cotton you ever bought at 40 a yard

The best handkeichiefs we ever sold for 20 each

If you want a. hosiery snap you ll get it at 250 a piir Our Diamond Jubilee Corset, lit for a. princess, will b= off red from

to 10 o clock p m for 400 ii pair

60 pairs ineii s lined kid gloves 490 a pair

400 men s silk neckties, all styles, 100

A pure linen collar, latest style English make, 60 each

50 pairs men s pants for $1 00 they are worth double

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14 Pen-5 nf heavy wggl blankets $1 90 25 'black ladies cloth jickets $3 2) 25 ladies’ fur copes, wear guaranteed, $7 00 100 ladies fu- collars, to night only, Sl 50 feather boss 100, 250 and 400 "00 ladies’ wool vests 206

A big basket baigain of ribbons 50 yard -some was 500, some was 290, some less

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you Everybody saves money by buying at “MY STORE ”

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