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Aiggiistedaiid slams the door after him

See hiuion Sunda_v,or any day of the weel. At a meeting of ministers in Germiini some gnc asked the question. Viho that eidgr soi.i."` and Krummacher an gwered. "I know him: I saw him yestei dn,-~ _ind when they insisted upoi kmwigg whom he meant he said “M5 Self; when I saw the account of the con vgrsation of a most obnoxious man I was

Fu-,t,this senior brother of the text

smm}5for the cougi~atulatory,self satisfied

much which he vituperates against h s nigger brother he utters a panegyric fm-iflmself. The righteous man of the text, Like every other righteous man, is as

miigffaults. He was an ingrate, for he 3

(54 gat appreciate the home blessings

Tim; senior brother still lives. You can

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-ty within. How many poutin

the churches. Christians who d

-whichhe had all those years. He was

diggbedient, for when the father told him

weemeinhestaidout. He /vas a liar, 1

M heqaid that the recreant son had de voured

his fathers living, when the w

bgher, so far from being reduced topen- _l

uy,ind a homestead left, had instru-' ualcongenh

mentsofmusic. had jewels. had a man

Ah, the face of this pouting elder

gion,lld instead 56138 3- URUDCI' Was a ion is put before us in order that we prince. T_hl3 Senior bmther with SQ mlm! night better see the radiant and for- hiilts of his own. was merciless in his |, :iving face of the Father. Con-

eriticism of his younger brother. The ;

sts are mighty. The artist, in

were utterly obnoxious. I was never so ifter the battle, put a dove in the badlyeheatedm my life as by!! perfect :nouth of the cannon. Raphael in

only perfect P00910 mail h8"¢€V@l‘ KHOWII iketching the field of Waterloo years i

mm. He gotso far up in his devotions J

e of his cartoons, beside the face of a

that he was clear up above all the rules of ivretch put the face of a happy and inno- coinmon honesty. These men that go :ent child. And so the sour face of this

¢,h0utprowling among prayer meetings i

“min places of business, telling how-in gwdgiwyare-lookout forthem;keep your iv

scible and disgusted elder brother is ught out in order that in the contrast e might better understand the forgiving

hgiidoll Y°\1!` P0Ck¢th00k I I have noticed -ind radiant face of God. That is tlie tliatjust in D"°Dortion as a man gets# meaning of it-that God is ready to take goodll¢ 8¢tSh“U‘bl€~ back anybody that is§:oiry, to taker

This self righteous man of the text hi

m clear back forever and fo '-

stood at the corner Of the h0\1S€ hllgiring ever to take him back withfa loving himsalfin admiration. \Ve hear a great, hug, to put a kiss on his prrched

den] ig our day about the higher life. Now, li

in-§pited."_ _ _ ` Jlffty. pouting at the fashions, pont-

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aring in his bloated hand, an easy

therelré two kinds of higher life. Theore I shoe on his chafed foot, a garland on his igadmlrable. and the other is most repul- I bleeding temples and heaven in his soul.

sive. The one kind of higher life man is Oh,

va-y lenient in his criticism of others, does I er

I fall flat on mercy! Come, my broth-

,and let us get down into the dust, re-

notbCep!‘&Y2l' meetings to death with solved never to rise until the Father`s

imghamwmes, does not talks great desi i forgiving hand shaii lift us: " ° 1 “M-

oh. winiiacodwe haves Bring your 320-Address-Review <>f19\h. and cu - `*°`

about himself, but much about Christ and ,

Lpseu, gets kindlier and more gentle and do. . » Z, ` more Refill Until One day his S0111 Spreads ioiu in the worship. Cry aloud! Lift the liUeS-R¢V- J- W. McConnell. .. ~-

ithe Fail; 1-’. 3.50-The President. I ‘_

giving, and he flies away to eternal rest, palm branches!Do you not fee e

gndeverybody mourns hisdeparture. The- -_

iiimitrs SERMGN

I around your neck? Do you not feel

other higher life man goes around with a -zhe warm breath of your Father against

homelmrcb to church. 3 sortof genera] Surrender, elder son! Surrender a.ll?Go

he ban ue

Elile conspiciously under his arm, goes! your cheek? Surrender, younger son!‘ l

gmigellst, is a nuisance to hisown pastor `“

1-nu up to some man who is counting out ;h autaroll of bank bills or running up a. 'f

whnhe is athome and a nuisance to if

her, let your heart beat time to the

in ofthe c mba] and the mellow

hristians there are in our day- Jhristians who do not like the music

ng at the newspapers, pouting at the

_ hurch, pointing at the Government,

self worshipfui men, with the same ioutingfat high heaven. Their spleen is

u o n _

Qvlarge, their liver does not work their f . . _ _ . ingestion is broken down. There axle two _ ; 25 P13933 Pflnt n0l»t0l1 W0l'l}Il 66 S&tl1l'd@Ly'

ruets in their caster always sure tobe ’r` - 10 Print Cgttgn f‘Li]acs" 123

ell supplied-vinegar d d I ° ° ° ~ ~ ., ,L com may from th‘;‘; mfod Pegfgra 10 doz. Shirt Waists Just arrives 7a and $1.2o all

ittle :sacharin into :your disposition. _W ` 12 only 'Shirt Waistsi s8.lilll°d&y hile you avoid the dissoluteness of the 4: W6bS TOWCIIDQ W0l'i'»ll 86 SBUUFGBY ' s

2 pieces White Muslin 10c Saturda

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pouting, pouting, pouting, at so- »

tion to be

ounger son, avoid also the irrascibility on 1 _

nd the petulance and the pouting spirit _ M G. h __ S t d y

hiiiieilaer s0n,..n<i imitate the father, 19th,-Instruction to _ °_re C mg __am,5_ 3 ur “Y v ~ _

...L:..“s::“.f::.;i;:°ii;°‘si ni i P5 Dee <¢°1°ed> 126 Smmiayf

- S Pen ¢ c Cgatcs. 40_in. Blk. Twill Dress Gools23: Saturday

40 in. Blk. Brocade Dress Goods .28c Saturday

4'pieces Navy Serge worth 2°2c Saturday

- Few Men’s 50c Ties Saturday

Also 20 soiled Collars Saturday

_Crash skirting new goods 100 Saturday 1

3 doz. only black sailor Hats Saturday _ _

12 only American Trimmed Walking Hats $2.25 Saturday

Girls Tams- Crash and American make 25c Saturday Girls Tams Linen and American make 650 Saturday

- Men’s Felt Hats half price, Men’s Straw Hats quarter price, Men‘s Crash

and Tweed Caps half price. _ ` '_ _ I' If you have no money wherewith totakc advantage of those snaps Satur-fl

day borrow it. It will pay good interest for you.

» 4 .

The P. E. Island Christian Endeavor `

Union will hold their Annual Convention at Bedeque on Wednesday and Thursday 18th and 19th of this month.

Delegates going by rail will purchase A

ticket for onelfirst-class passage to Sum- merside fromtheir nearest station.

When purchasing ticketbe sure and ask ..

for standard certificate by which they _ will be returned free. _ It is expected that every society on the

Island will be well represented. The fol

lowing is the program.

WEDNESDAY, JULY 18th

2.00--Praise and Prayer Service, Rev. R.

F. Whiston. -

2.30-Opening of Convention, W. C.

Turner, Pres. Appointment of Commit- ees.

2.40~Report of General Superintendent

Rev. J. M. Fisher. ` 3.00-Address--Rev. Nelson Stevenson.

3.20 Th Pnes'd

vologies Come earth and heaven,a.nd 100k f0l° 201111 C9l1ff\1TY» 810118 MiSSi0lT¢l`Y i

MD-Open Conference on Missions, Rovj

N. McLaughlin. _

4.30-Announcements and Closing.

dwin Smith

dmmnlme Of n3m'°5_9'1fd “ks him 110W voigg ofg the Hufe. It is meet that we 7_°0_Address by cha‘rman°Rev F A' `- _ his IDBKCS Tfillglous' a dose of M sgould make men? and be glad, for this W\RhtlD8D- _ ' r

d ` h h ' .. . .

ai... ,mais when he isiiwayfmm nom., iuairiii.; i`§'.'}§’.i‘,,{9,,‘},2§.°,,§"f,§‘,‘,‘;,,' "§f,,,§§§ L1, _ 1.1¢-song service_L0ca1 chair. V,

e other hand in the hand oftheregoicing 7..30~Praycr and Praise Service-Rev. ` I t _ ~ _ E ' - _ - _

mngmg making an address, he has °

brother, was ead and is alive again; was lost and is found. ‘

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soulil.

ipeeacueiihs. Standing in ai. religioigdlh

P,”-mining way, as though ordinaiy Christians WCW C1081' “WHY down belcw liinnsohehsd to talk atthe topof his _ li voice in order to make them hear, but at the some time encouraging them to hope _ on that by climbing many years they may after awhile come up within sight of the

place where he now stands.

Again the senior brother of my text stlndsforall those whoare faithless ab out tbtreformation of the dissipated and the ' dltolute. In the very tones of his voice .

ymi.ea.n hear the fact that he has no ; hlth that the reformation of the younger ; bl mm is genuine. His entire manner seems _to sly: “That boy has come back for moremoney. He got a third of the pro- perty; now he has conie back for another _ third. He will never be contented to I stlyou the farm. He will fall away. I wouldgo in too and rejoice with the < otliersiflthought this thing were Ren- uiue; but it is a sham. That boy is a con- firmed inebriate and debauchee.” Alas, my frhnds, for the incredulity in the church of Christ in regard to the reclam- the reereant! You say a man Mahan a strong drinker. I say, "Yes, bel#-reformed." “Oh,” you say, with a hlllklous face, “I hope you are not mis- A hkeq Ihope you are not mistaken.” You |07! Don’t rejoice toomuch over his con~

`§ Chamois may start

I an ~

will bury A village _ alive. It takes but

the conditions are right to prostrate a

I healthy looking \ - man. Hastily eaten ,‘/ ¢ -' - m ' /fb

,theses °»~\/-,> we Saturd ay Bargains

ght leap of-a ._ f

avalanche which `

little thin when

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‘len '-451 ` 115°; ‘\

eals, ill digested _Y

ood, means a body ill nourished, a nerv- u .

s stem on starvation rations and the

002 sluggish and corrupt. _ I There is no protection against the ava-

lanche. There is protection against dis- ease. When the nerves are uxistrun , the mind is irritable, the stomach weai ‘ and distressed after eating, the brain dull 'I and stu id, the conditions are ripe for serious illness. This may be averted and the system restored to sound health by the use of Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical I ` Discovery. It cleauses the blood,

strengthens the stomach and organs of digestion and nutrition, nourishes the nerves, and produces sound and vigorous health. ' I

“ Six years ago lnstAugust,” writes Mr. Daniel

A. Carter, of Yost, Rowan Co., N._C., “I was ttacked with malarial fever;_ was in bed nine days, and then taken with chills. Had this six months. M spleen became enlarged, and I was in bed og and on for four Years. I went to the doctors and some of them said I had dys-

' others said I had liver trouble. So I aid

8.(Il-Addresses of welcome on behalf of-_I residents of Bedeque--Mr. Thos, Moycej'

On behalf of Churches-Rev. W. H. Warren. _ ,- $.30-Replies on behalf of Convention -Rev. TI. M. Fisher, Rev. E. Chapman;‘ W. C. Turner, President. __

bon. _ 1

9.21-Special Music and Collection. 9.30-Announcement and Closing.

THURSDAY, JULY 19th i

7.00-Sunrise Prayer Meeting in the:

Methodist Church-Rev. G. F. Dawson. _

7.00-Sunrise Prayer Meeting in the I

Baptist Church Rev. D. Price I

7.00-Sunrise Prayer Meeting in the,

Presbyterian Church-Rev. Geo. Miller. f , 4

FORENOON SESSION.

10.00-Prayer and Praise Service-Mr.

A. S. McKay. '

10.20-Report of Nominating Committee 1

and Installation of Officers.

10.31%-Address by the new President. _ 10.40-Round the Table Committee, gf

Lookout Committee-Mr. A. S. McKay. ‘

Literary Committee-Mrs. Henry Smith ‘and Mrs. R: S. Whidden- ~

not like the hilarities of the young

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nd the brother he slew because he was; _ _ ,__1 L_, __,,_L,_ __ _

better marksinan. This senior brotherf » , I g

f my text stands for the pouting Christ- ` 5 °`-`;_`7_<l;l~3l; _ _

. \Vhile there is so much congratul " tion within doors, the hero of my text Lands outside, the corners of his mouth lrnwn down, looking as he felt-mise.r- ible. I am glad his lugubrious phy- iognomy did not spoil the festi-

to-day and sit down at t q t. _ ~

ke a slice of the fatted calf, and after; WELCOME HEETING- _ p

-§’i°f.Z.‘f`e‘1;f§ZZS..T.f.°§.’i§§.`“i».§‘fi5i°§.i¥‘?if;¥ Any Goods -in our Store

Missionary Committee, Mrs. J. Layton. 1

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ar ms _ a liil|\ii__;

hat Trade We Have We'Il Hold- What" We

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Vmfdfon, for soon hewill be unconverted

1% Don’t make too big a. party” for `* that turned prodigal or strike the tim- loud; and, if you kill a calf, kill tbeone on the commons and not the one _ that had been luxuriating in the paddock.” Tilt is the reason why more prodigals (knot come home to their father’s house. ‘ It isthe rank infidelity in the church of God on this subject There is not a house Qlltlie streets of heaven that has not in it it paodigal that returned and staid home. There could be unrolled before YW a scroll of a hundredthousand names ~the names of prodigals who came back forever reformed. A You do not know how to shake hands With a prodigal. You do not know how to; Pfly for him. He wants to sail into the 1 Warm gulf streams ofChristian sympathy. _ You are the berg against which he strikes Old shivers. You say he has been a. pro- ‘BBRL I know it, but you are the sour, Ihlcsponsive, censorious, saturnine, .Glnky elder brother, and if you were Ning to Heaven one would think some Pwple would be tempted to go to predi- tion to get away from you. Again, I remark that the senior brother 0! my text stands for the spirit of envy md jealously. The senior brother thought that all the honor they did to the return- Cd brother wasa wrong to him. He said, “I have staid at home, and I ought tohave the ring, and I ought to have the banquet, - 'md I ought to have the garlands." Alas, for this spirit ofenvy and jealously com-

‘UR down through the ages! Cain and Abel, Elan and Jacob, Saul and David, Ham- tnand Mordecai, Othello and 1820. Or- . lando and Angelica, Caliguia and Tor- ~, guatus, Caesar and Pompey, Co`umbus ‘find the Spanish courtiers, Cambyses

out mdney and nothing did me' any good. gal August two years ago, commenced Pierce's medicines, and used ten bottles, and

now I mn do as big a &yv; anymim. I am 32 years old. I now we I pounds. ’

The People’s Common Sense Medical _

Adviser has been aptly_ termed “the Bible of the Body.” 'It is sent--free on rece

ipt of stamps to pay _C\1§t0mS and _ _ m a 1 1 i u g only.

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55'/ cloth b o u n d

Doctor

Simmer Resort

THE SEASIUE HUTEL

_R||sti_oo,Bescii_ __

Opens July lst, being the 26th year un- der the present management.

` ' , Fishin ,Surf dStill Water B §BeauMnI Shadyaivenues, Nice Drives, and Covered Ball Alley, Croquet

ds.

Gr'l‘)<1>mreach~ hotel by rail, get tickets from all pointsto Hunter River. Coaches will meet guests on notice being receiv- ed; distance 8% mi.les._ urdirect _from Charlottetown by carnage at all times.

Fares moderates. - For particulars apply to Mrs. Newson,

Seaside Hotel, Rustico, P. E. I., or to

JOHII NEWSON,

Cuannorraiows, P. E. I.

. July 4"d&wtf ‘ A _ ~ <';¢l.’L‘1 `

AFTERNOON SESSION.

2.00-Prayer and Praise Service Mr

Theodore Ross.

2.30-Address----“Fruit Bearing Rev

W. C. Matheson.

2.50----The President.

3.00----Junior Exercise.

3.30-Paper on Junior Work by Miss;

Ethel B. Connors, Supt. Junior Dept. A

h E d -`

3.40-Address----The Duty of t e n ea vorer to the Sunday School-Rev. J. Gold- smith. 5

4.00-Question Box.

4.30-Closing.

r.iu¢iiwm.L iunrrmo.

7.15-Song Service by local Choir. f &

7.30-Prayer and Praise Servio¢.~Rev. J.

Wiston.

7.50-Special Music and Collection. /n Address-Christian Citizenship-Rev. ' ` M. W'."McIntdsh. `

9.2)-Music. . ’

- 8.30-Address-The Supreme Value of Christian Missions-Rev. J. W. McConn ‘

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eu- ` rm ...2':s;;:‘;.':;°S.:.’:°.;f. 6.2:... me 8.50-President Receiving invitations imaiiiiss and .iso af using ui; Lager iaiiie new iminea or 1899. It is th” 11 hu ww! itil

for next Convention. A “Www” S°M as we 1 °”un°nt'

9.(Il-Consecration service, led by Rev. '

G. M. Young. ' .I I I ° ` - _ _

- Provincial Manager atflharlotzetown. _ _si ;

‘with the liberal treatment I -have re-

_witli your Messrs "1:

Victoria, B C., Aucuat 4th, 1899

TO WM. McCABE,fEsq.,F.I A., Managing Director. North America _ Life Assurance Co , Toronto, an.» Dear Sir,-It gives me great

pleasure to state that I _have carried an Endowment Policy in Your Com-- pany and on the very dey that ir

matured Mr. Faulkner. Manager for this Province, handed me a cheque in full settlement, and as the results

paid me were so satisfactory, together-

since insuring, I at once placed" u`iother_ ' Endowment 'Policy

Fraser, which proves my appreciation -and oonidence in the msn agement o your Company. ' _ _ _ _ I Yours respectfully, ‘ H. DALLAS HELBICKENI

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EPrayer Meeting Committee-Dr. J. H. ‘ Ayers. » _ S’ ~_ l ‘ 5

Sunday School Committee-Rev.J.Gold- ._ _ _ . . » ___.~ ,__ ,. _

Junior Work-Miss Ethel Connors.: I I' e e n _ €s ' ' I , ‘ _ 4 _ .

ll.x1;;e uiet Hour-Rev. D. B. I S-_sf 'Mu 'ln la” _Uh'f1°ue"' McL,,0d_ V SA town at NOUN on FBIDAY.>and

12.00-Announcement and Closing. ’ S, - LI mf mf UVOU

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