THE GUARDIAN CHARLOTPETOWN AUGUST 27 l89*

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about 125 pounds-now

stamps, to cover cost of

mailing only to the World’a

ical Association Bu&lo

niipei covered copy of Doctor

Sense Medical Adviser,

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one iooopage volume

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no Tales

and hungry children

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of carelessness

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excuse for those to-day there I

The only question is sd'¢¢_‘y

hook

Surplus

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ofForesteroeasily

por l\oad,a.n¢|

if ao desired, more

than any other Society ot'

per member, $31.8: ,

of the Canadian Order of lower than that of any of

ily L44 In (IHC 1|&°o m the Insurance Surplus paid Chino of a S12 oooh

enquire of any of the

theOrder, oraddress

THOS WHITE

High Secy Bflnybrd-

GARTUNG Brantford.

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otCivil Engineering Cor

eneral Work,Speo Engineering and

and St. John to Charlottetown

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AND SUGAR

'* to have a member ot our own society and the questions read and answered by

ex '°h°°n“ “MARY as our own missionary _whom we would Rev.B.. Opie and Bev. R LMcDonald. 1 1 ° ' i " »

,mdertak ppc . ‘ _ At8 45 Bev R Opie gave an address _ _ -_ » _

sugar’ 200 Pins' O the Sunday School CommitteeMr. _On Deep Spiritual L fa, which was - _ fi -_ _

N glasses _w_ Turner, of Qharlottetown, saidggood and full of quiet power and like ‘ __ ~‘ _

2mos 7 xt must came ms men on seemed io be Just the next step S a

Epwortli Langue of Christian Enders vor in Convention

-lt 3 p m the second annual conven

tion ot the Lpworth League ot Chris tian Endeavor ol P l~ ls and is as held

iii the iligilipdist Church at Winsloe,

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Botwiths andinfrthc day being w lh¢re_ were delegates present from More l Monlatll'-‘. Cornwall Union

_blp_11lt1ope. loik Winsloe and Char o e on n

An gxcilient _program had be n ar

range ar wit the exce tion oi . address on the ten li (l0Lh)xJ Lcvion ll; the Rei W I Howard of l’o\vnil and practical hin s bv Rev ll C M it news ot boiiris it was carriid out as publ sn ed in the (ii 'thorax newspaper The first session openid with a. prayer and

praése <;‘_rv1cp ‘cd ov Rev A li Mg ec of 1n~ ce, and was conductid in

Els own peculiar st) le which made it a time start for an irsplrinv and h

fulbconventioo, 'ill otwhich it proved to 8

At .> 20 Rev G M Campbell of

Charlottetown, who is the Honorary, President of the society took lhe chain and formally opened the convention and appointed the following committees »nonima'iug, credential and r¢so1u_

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_-‘it 3 30 Rev. Henry Penna of Man-~

tague gave an address on the possibi- lity and utility of an Epworth League On a country circuit. Fi om experience 'and observation the sp eaker showed it was highly possible and as to the utility there was no question. He al- ways found in the matter of church building or repairing where money was needed and he brought it before the _young people of the League that a ready response was the result. In helping along the 'prayer meeting. see- ing to the ventilation of the church, giving attention to strangers and in _many other ways proving the utility. of the society. He said a great deal of good could be done among the young 'by having a bunch of flowers each Sun- day placed on the pulpit or on a stand nerr by. lt need not be large but should be arranged with taste. 1 1 At 4.00 a round table conference on committees was conducted- by Rev G. M. Campbell ot Charlottetown. some excellent live minute papers were read on the different committees.

On the look out committee Mr.

George Ayer ot Union said when a stranger comes to our home we make 'him welcome by a kind word and a hearty shake ot the hand so should the

members of the lookout committeehireat strangers who' come to our c urch _home andprotoim all those little aes ofkindness that come so easily within

,the reach ot_us all. He said the Ep-

worth League Social is as purely evan- gelistic in its character as a prayer meeting and one planned _and carried out with this thought in view is its own sate guard against any improprie- ties. _ 1 _ ` Un th°s prayer meeiing committee Dr. J. H. ayer said you will never find a' good tai hful prayer meeting committee who can satisfy themselves even with their best efforts.

He said two things are essential tirst

the meeting ought always to be what its name suggests; a 'prayer meeting. It is through the medium ot prayer that we receive power for service and as it would be impossible to =1'l1I1 8- steam engine without steam so it is lm- possible to run a successful prayer meeting without power. 1 _ _

Second this must be a

mit'ee,they mils; :le tholi. Q aseigiied-an`d_"a_ e _ er__ l"°rv mestiss- _'<“'°Y Pm” ima’ 996"

workers in the prayer meetm_g~. _

_Qu me Missionary Committee Miss

Clara Alexander said that engaging in missionary work is like a goodly spring of water running into a garden. It “[111 freshen the whole lite of society. -She said we are'vio‘Ilt_lng with a view to_th6

home or fore gn give a still greater interest _would be

Barbados, 500 barrels 6 to su It

sword' if ' fW0\ll¢iJ bé -.Bl1%lBfUl.

time ttiatiscoining \vhcn_e8.Cl1 SOCTIEY _ d t d_ t d ough _ _ _

'll ii oit itsown missionary in e S we one priy an _s u y en , A ‘_ _:_ ____ _ j __ _ __ m B PP i iield and what would nor do we give systematically. __-wt' '~' ' ‘ 1 1 = C Ri M=iLLW00D

all they can about the schools, Their methods ot working, their librar e=, and the best b ks in them arrange for aSunday Sc ool nicht in the Liaoue to which will be invited the members cf the Sunday Schools In th s wav you not only interest the League in the Sundav School, but you get the School 1nlc.estcd in the Leavue and may be the means of adding num bers of associate members from which they giadu 1 e rnto active in mbtrs

'ind then into full membership w.tn ih church, Heirs of (rod .ini Joint heirs 1 ith (,hr1st

A 7 30 prayer and prai c service

led by \\ (J Turner, bziarl Jttetown At 7 00 the nominating committee 1e- ported and the election of oilicers for the eusuinif year took place Wim 1113 fo‘lo\\1nf" result _

Honorary President Rev G M Camp

bell Charlottetown re elec'ed

President Rev Ge: Dawson Corn

wall.

lst Vice Rev. \\'. J. K roy, Char..

lottetown_

2nd, Vice Rfu. A. D. McL°eJd, \Vin-

slow.

Srd, Vice Mr.-'_ H»-nry Smith, Char-

lqttetown.

-ith, Mr. George Ayer, Union. 5th, Miss Clara Alexander, Stanhope. ` Secty Dr. J , H. Ayer, Charlottetown Treasurer Miss Maud Down, Char- lottetown. ` _ __

Represents. ive to confrence YV. C

Turner. Charlottetown re-e ected.

The new president was introduced .to

_the audience and made a few well chosen remarks. The committee on resolutions submitted the following whichgwss manimously agreed to: Whereas it is most desirable in the in- terest of religion and morality that the liquor trahic beitotaly abolished, there- fore resolved' that this convention stron g- ` ly recommend that every possible _legiii-' mate effort be put forth by allmembers of the Epworth League to secure votes for prohibition at the forth coming plebiscite. ` ‘ ' _ _ At S 00 o‘clocit Rev, J. W. McCon- nell B. A., oi Vernon _River fon- the relatlonot the~~Epworth League. to cizic rightc oneness. He ' referred tothe many evils rampaiitin the land such' as

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forward to with interest not only by the scholars but by tie cmcers and teachers as well Then when they have visited the schools and learned

Summer Giuils ave Milled Ilniiii

We are bound to clear out all Summa' Goods and o'Eer them at the following low prices ---

Straw Hats all Styles.

ill Sizes, at half price.

Boys Felt Hats at Igss

than cost. i

Boy’s Caps at 1 5 to 20|;

Mens Shirts at 35# up. _

weateip at 25g tip.

” Bath Trunks at

Light Tvreeds at

E Harvest Gloves at

V4 ‘.

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Waterproof

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Men’s Linders at_20o up. < f -

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Men’s Drawers at 20|; up. ""4 "‘

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rumselling, gambling, dancing,

root out those evils by introducing the good force at our command. The opportunity of doing a great deal along this line is in the hands of the members of the Epworth League and a corres- ponding respousibility rests upon us. ln closing his address which was a most eloquent one,he impressed upon the members the necessity of concentrat- ing all their energy in carrying out civic righteousness.

At 8.16 Rev. G.-F. Dawson of Corn.

wall gave\a most helpful address on _Christian work. He said God"s idea with respect to men was not only to save us and take us to Heaven but that

we may grow in the knowledge of Jesus Christ and develop the ‘vine nature in ue that we may eventually dwell to His glory in His presence for ever. The reason God permits us to remain here is that we may develop our lijves and characters by work that He may use us in the extension of His Kingdom. He does no: do for us tho 4-work that we can do for ourselves, or 'for one another. We must not only rpray hut make an eirnest _effort to answer our own prayers. l‘ _ . :At 8'30_iiRev. R. L. McDonald was called u ii and resented the volunteer

movement started. There _ are_ _p_9vv___1_u_ the Methodist church ot Can`ada.taid`the speaker, titty volunteers ready to go clit into any mission held whenever the church is ready to send them. The ` greattronble will our missionary work

The question box was their opened

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movement to the meeting. In 1886 this

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Avom attempts unaided.

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ana me Nnw Yom: nospirar.. 'rweniy year-i. practice in N. Y. City. Diploma re- gisteredlnU.S.a.ud Canada. _ _

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bribery, etc. We must be aware ot; _~ _Y fi i é the conditions of society and then? . ; 1 ._- f.

actively put forth all our energy -“eti f 1 L ; ' f __ ` .

body mindaud spirit to eliminate. and ._ ;. _ _» . __ `

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Wednesday ati llllii __

""September 141:11 and

Honsm xsunomll s1,osooo Premiums. snoilib

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First Day, I4th September, IK;

ThrieM1nu'e Class --- ..... -~ °&Q

no D00 ll ob) Ibiblll lfllll 240Cli1ss(Tio'tersandl'acers) '.. . 1....

Second Day, l5th Septemheh l“\

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Entries close 7th September. 1898 "

No horse barred by record made attermigiist Let 1898

All further particulars given on application to the S¥'dt'€&|‘y In addition to the above, the Guideless Horse “Tommy ” from Ontario will

give three exhilntions Qt soeed on each of the Race days

Admission io grounds, 25o , Children under t.¢elv¥_yenl ell id vests.

Special rates by steimvrs and railway

All communications to be addressed to the Secretary

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