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preme God, the creator, the first cause of all things, the redeemer of mankind, for ‘‘Christ died for us.” (Rom. v., 9.) Our future judge, as He himself tells us. ‘‘ And when the son of man shail come in bis majesty, and all the angels with Him, then shall He sit on the seatof His majesty. And all nations shall be gathered together before Him, and

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— Messrs Thomas Connor & Sons, Portland, N. #&.—Xopes. Marlin) Harirax. ae goats.”——(Matt. xxv., 31, 3.) Now, this; In conclusion, dearly beloved, we would re- : soe Sa and Twines. ae - creator, redeemer and judge has spoxen, has mind you, that towards the end of this year, vio for monthly, quar- 5. F. € ' 3 0 the Clergy and Laity of the Diocese, health | imposed a law, and has thiea'ened with con- our holy father the Pope will ce'ebrate the

; . » Carle “yore as { . : i oe ve . ’ : ’ , t Fa: ie POF i ce ebrate the pest 8a — arly a ‘vertisemenia, ce. Beverley, Mass. Oiled Clothing, Xe. and Benediction in the Lord: demnation those who receive not thatlaw, as golden jubilee of his priesthood, Liter on, : - ; well as those who, having received, do not ob- we will address you more at length on this —_——_—_—_—————— _ i ars en DRARLY BELOVED, | rhe apostle St. Paul, serve it. The creator ‘may be denied, the subject. We now ask you to pray fervently TMAWAS BAD PRRD . LAM nt + aia ot : en we Kphesiaus CCMCOTINGE the gifts} redeemer despised in life, but after death the each day during the year for the supreme A UMANAU Z UR EBRUARY, 1887, WESTER \\ f ik 5 AS ss TRANGE { ’ M NY rng through Christ oe ren said : just judge will sit on the seat of His majesty, pontil?, that Go.l may add Jeagth to his days, ulti t v KI i 4 e|. rd eee oe saved through faith ;} and say to the impivus: ‘* Depart from me, ye Crown his various and weighty undertakings MOON'S CHANGES. C ‘tal ae > Eph. car ua it 13 a gt ot! cursed, into everlasting fire, which was pre- for the good of the holy church with sucevss, aah ae ‘ apita ° o ; " i oe yor P \God.” (kph. 1i, 8.) Not of ourselves then] pared for the devil and his angels.”—(Ibid 41.) and res ore to him that civil power of whit First © : lst day, 4h. 14.3m., a m., } ti $1,000,000.00 |can we gain everlasting life; but through tue Then indee’?, wil] those atineny ae a he is now dispoiled pia: acess \ ; it norizo } ‘ A ge xz . is rn: - ai 4 ‘ “re Ar . ee ; mi _ i a > ; . n - * a ~~ Cash Assets ~ " ma - 1,188,200.46 ee -- “y! ~ grace, ae ing their awful doom, and the happiness of The grace of our Lord Jesus Christ be with ‘ h day, hes m., & &., : ching our Wi Oo seeK ahu emorace ani , , + - : vou al ; ' ‘ * , Annus ‘ome rey “ 2 oe . ; a and} those at whom they scolfed daring life, cry you all, : Quarter 14th day, 9h., 19.5m., p a W Annual Income Over : 1,500,000.00 genre of our a ae truth. ' Lhe} out: ‘These are hes whom we had Os ; This pastoral shall be read inall the chur- New A 22m Gay, On, 2j.4M., DP. M., iS Rj le , . . : acuities Of Our soul an 1€ powers Of OUT} time in derisi and ‘ rable of re ach. ches of the diocese he first Sunday after oh i i VISIS taken on all deserip . +4 . aptty ; . ra a : LTE me In derislon, anc fora para neat reproach, © 1e8 oT t te diocese, on the tlist Sunday atter cep g sum Sun Moon’ High Day’s| ; , lesct l tions ol proper ty at =, peop yr an here en vee - We fools esteemed their life mudlness, and its reception, that the pastor officiates there- uM -ises sets | rises {water! len’'h| Lowest Rates. eae the wilt ar tod sana were ae dati their end without honor. Behold, how they 1. Sd ios tes as hs ‘ee yt “it : * = “Poh are numbered among the children of God, and) + C. O'Briey, mih myjmorn|morn{ h m HORACE HASZARD es eee ee sKnown, Falth) their lot is among the saints. Therefore, we Archbishop of Halifax ”» ‘ » 2° ” a * + i " ni > x y > > * o . - - never I 23 4 49 LL 20) 3 33) 9 31 al PE ’ a oe a a one = = have erred from the way of truth; and the| Halifix, Feb, 15th, 1837. : 275 Lil 5t 4 38) 3s Agent, F. b. Island. een ae ae et. 1€ MOLY | jight of justice hath not shined ustowe. . . oy slaft 3%) 5 54 37 i. apostle warns the Ephesians in the same} ~ What hath pride profited us or| i 4,129'710: 40 a epistie to ‘‘walk cireumspectly, not as Mnwise| what advantage hath the boasting of riches 7 6 219) 8 16 43 bat as wise redeeming the time, for the days brought us?’—(Wisdom v., 3 et seq. ) This y 21 7; 324) 911) 46] = a jare evil.” “Wherefore,” he adds, ‘‘become| wil] be the sad awakening of the despisers of 19 S$ 434110 O 49) iu pe beaed ageing J but understanding what is the} faith: this the bitter and useless la:nent, the : isi 9) 5 54/10 45) 51 r th ze 7? = ~ nak 41 eternal wail of those who have not ‘‘ (God in 7| 311710111 371 54 . J ; © Gays were evil when the apostle! their understanding.” aid i 13 2 29) aft 10! 57 fiead Office, 164 St. James St., Montreal. wrote this, if it were necessary to warn the ot iia neal . faith al : fi , 14 1519 44: 0 50110 1 em ; : faithful to walk circumspectly, and not be-| . aes 7 oe — gh i not — 12 12! Jello Ssi 1 34 4 Capit il Subseribed - . a * ~ 500,000.00 come unwise with the many whe did not ae spa aoe oh = re T or 13 11! 18imorn! 2 21 - Total Assets ’ fi endeavor to understand ‘‘what is the will of | **™° * oral | —- 1 = ‘ ooa rt o 3M 9 120 8316 10 — a . + - - - 1,411,004.35 God,” it is no less necessary to renew that mrstee. ya mete lined — oa acute Kd 3 91} ) lel 4.28) 13 Income, L885 . ‘i . ‘ “ 319.987.05 warning now, for surely the days are evil, and ving’ 2 “ rn ps Pe se 16 -' ox! 2 19] 5 49 16 \ t 1 ’ oU the times dangerous. We have not the open i oa of Mn =? t et the wift of Gx i = '- eal 2 ial? ¢« re rs > "AS istriets brutality and public vices of pagan times; w . _ ee: ee sy 3 2413 1817 6 19 Agents wanted in unrepresented districts. y and y I imes; We] re ty r or tac 18 261 4 II a 8 23 [ . have a better ordered state of society, and + - = wwe 0" eee ee a cannat sala i} 271 4 591 8 56 26 | HORACE HASZARD more humanizing social usages. The leaven Eee arene aa * ans ” — — 203 . 59) 938! 5 301 9 39 29 of christianity has permeated our civilization, ~~, ” ooh Paice A sep — a ee M 31 3016 611010 32hce. 3 Agent, P. E Island. and produces good effects even after its spirit soul, Sh Fash & we amenting that whils} ool Teceda | Bt! 6 44lto 48 3 | Ch'town, Jan. 13, 1887—Imo eod has been renounced. Notwithstanding this, = ato do good oki present na not 23 ; 33/7 1211 24) 38 ener emer one pen eee jeVen, perhaps. because of this, it is more need- th — on = > a shat ad silat 24 1 34,7 38)11 51| 42 ‘ fal to walk cireumspectly and to strive to es tg hi “se te oe ee mee 25) | ah ebeeiess ee a a i , understand what is the will of God. Open ast ven ee ee oD . erce high _-s . «| ; 37 28 0 23 ‘8 3 FIF ry PER CEN : f J 4 FIFTY PER CENT vice would shock us; the public enormities of t nat pat 4 Shall mi d L g al aoc ' > a 7} aula salo gal 5] LESS ra a LESS. paganism would disgust us, and show us very ws , i an ry ~ - 1 a id rh heitil aie 28 Mouday (7'5 40° 9 22' 1 30/10 55) + =ROOKS! ror Forty . unmistakeably the folly of centiding in our-) ES “0! rod I “s s “Christ ak L* f AWGNDERFUL iain a i = SOOKS! BOOKS!! 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