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T0 AN ESTIMABLE MAN

This Creat Methodist*

Episcopal Journal of the United States Speaks in

Highest Praise of the Late Rev D. Sutherland.

We are personally and deeply be-

rraved in the death of Rev David Suth- erland, of Charlottetown, P E I. which occurred at his home, ,luly 8, af er an illness of several weeks with pleurisy. He was born in Scotland in 1859. was thoroughly educated in -the best. schools and colleges, and was called to the Zion Presbyterian. Churclrin Charlottetown in 1889. Ot the lan Maclaren type, Christ-filled in :ispir,.tion and purpose, an admirable pre acher and a minister- ing servant to his people, he exerted a remarkable influence not only in his church and city, but throughout the ` ' d B ' hi `

entire islari . ut grea. as was s in lluence as a minister and in his personal relation to his people, it was with his pen, so deft, comprehensive and sym-' pathetic with all life. that he wielded a

potent influence upon a larger congregation. especially through the religious press. During the present editorial management ot this paper he has been a constant contribu- tor and one of our most highly ap- preciated helpers. He has frequently written for these columns under his own name, but more often editorialiy. He wasa prolilic and unliring writer. and has appeared in all the leading religious journals of the United States.

Some three years ago he came to Bos- ton and made his tirst visit to this

oilice_ Our good impressions of him were delightfully augmented by the pleasant hours in which we chatted to- gether. lic was aman of graciouS presence as of marked ability.

About six weeks ago he wrote that he

was to visit his Scottish home this sum- mer, and at once we arranged with him to_write a series of letters as edi't.rial correspondent during his absence. to which proposition he most gladly as- sented. Some two weeks ago Mrs Sutherland wrote of his illness, but so hopefully as not to occasion any ap- prehensiongconcerning the probability of his recovery. No fur.her advices were received until the announcement of his death and funeral in the public press of Charlottetown.

Awite and four children and his

‘aged parents survive to mourn an irreparable loss. From the tribute of the Gcanviaw of Charlottetown, we take the following discriminative para- graphsz-

~He gave his life to the cause and

E thc Master whom he served, and like a

faithful sentinel he died at his post. By his congregation he was greatly belov- ed, and many of them could not restrain iheir tears on learning that he was no more~ By his brethren in the ministry of whatever denomination he was held in the highest fraternal regard, and he had the respect and esteem of the en- tire citizenship of Cha.rlottetown.as well as of hundreds outside whose good for-

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than in iront of his sf-r:non_ His dis. courses were excellent in their method and diction, and delivers tl with such genuine earnestness as never failed to impress, and to search the hearts and consciences of his bearers.

“Hp was the friend and helperof every

good cause. He won the sympathy of the poor by the Christian symp ithy he felt for them. Perhaps no man could lhave been removed from L hztrloitetown of whom so many would truly say that hey had lost their best friend."

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-‘I suffered with Brighi’s Disease and

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Dodd’s Kidney Pills have cured every

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APPALLING DEATH

From Kidney Disease Prevented by‘Dodd’s Kidney Pills, Only.

“ Kidney Disease." Do you know

what it means? It means that the kid- neys are either rotten, or rotting; the blood is full of poisonous, death- dealing corruption ; that the Kidneys can’t do their work; that the victim is I. walking chamel-house; that his hours are numbered; that the victim uusr take Dodd'§ Kidney Pills if he does not want to die.

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to sell by auction at his re-iftei»ce,| Dundas Esplanade on Mon-lay t-hcl 25th day of July instant commencing at ten o’clock.

1 Superior Newcomb Piano, (nearly

new) cost $500,00, Drawing-room, Dining-room. Hall, Bedroom and_Ket- chen furniture, Carriages, Sleighs, Harness, Robes, etc.-, etc. `

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