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_ THE GUARDIAN onARLo'1'rE'rowN, OGTOBER 10 898 ' '

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bi _as needs and

~ sense enoiig iii.) know that

`\ M pleeds Cho e

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k \ __-_-\ Jpiiii the iiezerdg Sinod f'urid..Re_v. H. H. McPherson

/° ' , up root and Widows and orphans-Rev. R. Laing.

fhrancli you ' '

fggr* igiii save the clinton Lira axn ivoizir.

/7 T. <>1i`i§;sre are Rev. James Sinclair then presented,

mgds m he th; report of committees on Church life i

arden oi ii ii \ e rn'in and nom an work. Un the whole attendance on

gftogtow cu. i t ri .ii-it ittt gef , ___ Sabbath services is regarded as satisfac-, iirzfffs i. ..;‘;.:':f;:1:.‘: 3:25; wir- fi he for =i»-» Shui-ti is

mv;1;°m,,i,,. i,, ,i.i,, and happy liow to imnrove weekly prayer meetings.

nemosidiriqtrti i ht -Meds in the lhe meinbers of_t-he church almost uni. hm gardtn i i li is that deadly versally delight in the observance ol the

°'°perci?::1iir11Ftti`m\i t ri bn* one medicine Loupe Supperi . .

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“of the eart 'ii <DU1- tie reath Ol’ f- - . JSWIES.

ggpplvinf th bl oil iiitn life giving “nm Hediciii <‘ ilers sell it _ ~ ,A doctor who ,` m,,q,de,,ed an expert on _-__ averaging about 40 per cfm. Many_of

the young mfn are reported as remain-

"l ii g outs de the church couimuni- n.

gmubles tolil ii I liil consumption arid not liieloiie t- \ "~ "inns (` ii

“rv street llaii Lan lliree

of Dr Pwn it “ Vo ical Discovery

pfgg Dr Pie Cin iion Sense \Ied dgdviser S iiii iii cent tarnps to ummsioms gn' iii iii" only fo. pa ei- mnd copv f 'fi ce

§I)r R \ Pierce Buffalo, N Y

Tiiiliiiii txiiiiiiiuiiiw

EMUVEIJ

UHARLUTTETOWN

Exhibit of tlrgan to

Ev are now on sale at our Ware

ilvst looking and Best Toned Organs ever brought tothe

increase in prices

U iii and see them

R BROS

s Building

Queen Street

AND SUGAR

landing ex schooner “VIAR from Barbados 500 barrels Bcrliadocs. sugar, 200 puns Blrbadoes molasses

N RATTEWBURY

311108 Exim 2 mos

l0ST FOUN D ETC

-A ~ilver`M0on Hall Slow e,iz0od

I bargain Apply at this cfllce

Oct 7 eod 1!

lady’s 98 Cle\ eland B cycle, a bargain Apply at this

Octltf

aseiit~ in unrepresented

take orders for article Giie Lo , Montre 1

ountain Pen (fold mounted leave at this or ci. -6d .ii pd f

between Queen and Rich-

a silver cased watch Finder this oflice, and receive reward

A girl for' general Hou c woili' A-Dily to Mrs F Perkiii`=i

H.li.is.ix, Oct. 6

At the oiening of the nieetir,-g of

synod, today, Rev. A. McLean Sinclaii disserited for hiniselfarzd ofhers against the decision of si nod to appoint a coni- mission to deal ii-sifli the Mullen care Rev. J. S. Sutherlaii i, on behalf of ihg presbytery of Si. -lol-n, gave reasons for appeal against said incision.

THE ’l'HEOl'.0GlC.\ I. COLLEGE

Dr. Pollok gave a statement from the

college board. 46 students were in at- endance. The work was carried on with great regularity. The attendance of students was very g od, there being less call to give supply to congregations than formerly. 'l`he meetings of the students for mutual improvements were well maintained, and of great value.

The faculty were not anxious to have

the summer school, but the alumni, to whom the matter was left, desired it. The attendance was small. but' the lectures were of much merit, and he re- gretted more vvei-e_ not present to profit by them. He thought the school im- portant, and if again held. he hoped it would be more fully appreciated.

At last meeting of synod the board

was authorized to proceed with the library building, The lowest tender was accepted, and the building is near ing completion. The building is a very substaniial, beautiful and conimodious structure, and has been secured at a very low cost.. The church has a Eno property for its college_.three profes- sors houses, the original building and the new building. 'l`he contract is $l7, 800, but to fully equip the building $l9,. 000 will be required. The Hali'ax city subscription, apa-t from legacies, is nearly $8,000 and $1,000 from the rest of the presbytery. In other 'parts of the church the subscriptions have been very irregular, from the desire of pres- byteries to put the matter od' till the autumn. About $300 was obtained in Charlottetown, $300 in Truro and smal- ler sums elsr where. _

Dr. Walker, St John, gave $1000

yesterday-not a subscription. but the money. Dr. Gordon visited St. John, assisted by Judge Forbes, who has proved himself a. true friend of the church and the college. Result in P". John, including Dr. Wa.lker’s $1000, is now $3000. The result, on the whole. is now nearly $l4,000. leaving $5000 yet to be raised. He hoped the college will come out ot this without one dollar of debt. 'l`he hiirsary fund is not in debt, and the ordinary fund is not in debt. The funds are all managed with

great economy and care.

The value of the college to the church

is beyond calculation. The nien edu cated in it are of a high ordr r, and their inhuence in the church cannot but be ery great during the next 20 years

graduate of the college.

Dr. Sedgewick, ns chairman of the

board, would liketo add a fact that ought to be known. Dr. Pollok is to be mentioned for his generous liber iility. lzle gives $`350a year to the or- dinary fund, :inrl $l0U0 to the library building. The liberali y of the other

ladies `gold` brooch _between

‘§J§*,‘ PHQDS S90” Flud" , He believed that a year from this date so §'°'_° `- | the new building will be wholly paid

,O-*S”&C0f>d Mud bwyle et 8 bf’-f 1 for. The annual income of the college

L lRD["" 'moe ‘is about S800 less than th~_ expenditure.

hm, b Ur, Prmce gm t, Ml _Di. Black moved a resolution dealing by ilrlr-nest Dawsos Aiip»y,with the matters connected with the

Ti\iii tharlottetovin, ._. ,,. .5 ~ ,g-3 L' ‘th

,6eo(,_,,, ,colli-age. lt r-_.pg es ;,s;1c ign lytic

ionifoitable biickdvieliiiig the SuCC9"5 "' pn 'nf . .e or ni., mc, ,HM m posse, raise $19,001: f r l i~ii_i_' iiiiildif-g_ notes

Pos-esiw s,13‘°f1 F particiiliiilv .ri~- lim ra ty of Halifax

edilwb to Peake ms I and "t. J'-liii. :iril ii:-|14 l "' 5°5.{""l fl`0Ul

,L ,,,d,e_, ,o,ea,,, the Congipgi io. s for the r>irl.r,.»i‘i revenue

itu ated House Methodist Brick

niiielarge rooms in good and cash house attached the 1 ili ot October next

VIcQiitid, Lower Queen llif

eiTed e c clopaedla. Dib-

srichll yill t ated‘can

IIS l` at omsby’s Boo

in full H6; paid partially 82; paid noth-

A¢ENT8 P ,

thobeutthing

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professors is also highly rommendable

during rrie year.

'iris Ai?ii.\ii<.t~'i'.».'rioi\' FUND.

The wmk or the augiiientation com-

mltgee and the claims of the fund on the liberality of the Cllllmll W8* th” subject presented by Rev. Edwin Smith of Middle Musquodobiiit, at the com- mencement of the afternoon’s session. Last year $10,000 were asked for and $9.483~vvero raised. Of the-_allooalioriii thefollowing figures were gtvm, show- V ing payments by congregations: Plld

mg 240 _ _

The congregations -that received

grants nufubered 6|, to the amount of §9¢l5I. Three congregations Woof 05' the fund and became scltsnstaining-

that once received help now self-sus

He called at~nt on to the regulation of

is left to the teachers, arid not the trus- tees. ln P. E. Island the law requires the schools to be opened by the reading of the Scriptures: any who object are allowed to be absent.

to make full inquiries as to how fully ihe provisions for the reading ot Scrip- tures in the schools is carried ont.

maydeem expedient to give silent to these-provisions. ‘

re _

would clioki ‘ til" Y eed foot and *_ shiiarlsovcis biudznldmbiihgutllrie iililieirtltbwsmii haitymem lm llimihl mei; G01 en much subshine Thegtestimo y of the

ma] SCo\e*\ "li ~ t Vcc \ on e _ » _ . ri

led tliroiigh it ii... L timing out T0 the WI" Of the Majqrity reportsis that there is need of more

Ullwties and di~r i-f or rms and builcli g ' ‘ '

\i»°°"“"d "1, ‘ " ,,O{,t;;=éors< the and Pass Such a Law.-- _ - - - . - ~ '

gppeiite i is L a~<irrii . . _ .

rm ,,e,,,.,., ,, ,, the me, ,, The conege Re on _Sab_ it is too much left to the faithful few

the nent- lt sustains the ork raise or. the Church make 8 f&v(-"able Bhowiilg' E l is I l I I g U

“P h ,,,, , b 3° f M T C t rughryet far fom satisfactory. 'ltie A -

attention to family worship

-is to active interest in christian work

vm blood ant it “ith vit life siv p sieial and commercial life the members

¢_[¢merit~» fit loud and tones and bath Schg°| w _-P

herents ranges from 30 to 9*) per cent

The book ol praise is used in about

two-thirds of the congregationi

to intf-rest the people in the uiissioii work ofthe church. There is growth in liberaliiy, but systematic and propor- tionate giving are confined to a limited

ed unaniniinity that the people are in favor of prohibition, and the vote on the

seem fully to corroborate tile sessions in

call every session to.account that fails to forward a proper report on church life and viork.

2. That sessions be recommended to

use the book of prgise in the Sabbath services and also in Sunday schools, prayer meetings and C. E. meetings- thus giving it the standing of being distinctively the hymn book of the Presbv terian church.

3. That, pastors and sessions be re-

commended to take into consideration the condition of the prayer ‘meetings and to devise measures to promote their improvement.

4. That pastors und sessions be in-

structed to-use diligence, both in public teaching and private <iea1ing,io counter- act the growing evils of prayerless homes and neglect _of family instruction

5. The syhod express their gratilica tion that in N. S., N. B. and P. _E._I., the overwhelming majority of the votes cast at the recent pletiiscite was in favor of p~ohibition; and in view of the fact that (1) six of the seven provinces of the Do- minion and N. W. 'territories have given large majorities for prohibition; and (2) a large maioriiy of the total votes polled throughout the Dominion is in favor of prohibition, the synod trusts that pag- liament will give practical edort to the expressed wish of the electors by suit- able legislation.

In moving the last resolution Rev. A.

Gandier and Rev. J. D. McGillvray made earnest speeches demonstrating that while the plebisciie vote was a din- appointnient in soue respects, it was nevertheless gratifying that every pro- vince ofthe Dominion but one had given a majority in favorol prohibition. - salearn scHooLs. ._

Rev. D. S. Fraser presented the re-

port on Sabbath Schools and the re- ligious welfare of the young. In the prelbyteries of the maritime provinces there are reported to be 625 Sabbath Schools. Of these 583 reported 3820 teachers and officers and 31,906 scholars enrolled. The average attendance of teachers was 3,065, or about 80 per cent. of scholars, 21.219, or about 66 per cent. l`he report notes defect of system in

v'otional exercises or the reading oi the

ri tu in the ublic h ols

New Brunswick the Qreading of the

Douay version at the opening of school

The synod (1) instruct Presbyteries

(2) ,That such actioirbeitakeh as they

(3)f_~To upon to thejconiniittee 'for ,

the information of the next Synod. ‘ Hauiux. Oct. 7 -Alter opening the

syuoddaliis morning, and the =~ 'f...~ _ the minutes, Blaokeand ` gy, ' and lk. T.,_C.;Jnm_»| th _f gi,-"’l

proportion of comirencements to ad-

lt rs evident that iiiuch its bi-ing doo 6

29’h Sf-nt., among the congregatifnsr

_ Y . , , _

ff % ,J 81°C 1 1 , _ / V YJ xxx- _ I W

f,'f§y,’;,"lg§,Y§g' ~ . had dado it necessary to reduce pay- ; - ~ 4 V

/5 and no gardeé ments 7 per cen'

1\ i ~) vias ever l

Q pam- Mr. Fiullerion. submitted replies to A ____. r ,, C _ A C C

._,.’L\;’ ed iii which the reasons of appeal given in by St. ' Y S l -‘Z " »

i. rea' “‘jj‘,d;d for , .Ishii Pre-bmi-y` iii the Miiiieii cm, I A ' " _ ‘

s E _ _

- gen, ,hem , which were ad ipled. f -

sei-.es They Synod resumed work at 7 30 Rev A

some without F (i-irre orted stand n t

_ . ‘ p i g ‘conimi`te.es:- __

Q., :‘til\t;1tg;iton tmp I Convenea on church life and work-l _ '

A come Ii; ‘zéu Rev Jibn Murray., _ _

recogmze them , Public education and civl rights- _

Professor G-ir ion. -f 0

Y \if \ ou hai e , W* _ Sabbath Schools Rev. D. Fraser. ' _ 0

h I Young p.-\ople’s sooieiies_R-»v. H. R ~

Grant.

a Bills and overtures-Rev. T. Stewart. - .

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We have open for inspection a lot of Ladies’ Jackets the new Mixture

and Black. Excellent value. We would be pleased to have you in-

spect them. As a rule Wedo not advertise these goods,but as they are so good for the small price asked. We think every one in need should

know about them. _

We would again remind you we are still in the Clothing trade anp are showing suits for men and Boys. made from our own cloth. Fd'

hard wear nothing can touch them. In fact they wear too long for IB.

But that is our fault for makingzsnch good cloth.

In imported Clothing we have some fine values. We do this to keep

nuwbw ` - ° _ eniember the b r aiu corner. ~

The sessions have elliriiied with mark- pu] reputatlon up R al g

their statements.

The report makes the following re-

commendations. ‘ * _ V - _ - _ .

l. That Presbyteries be instructed to ' ‘ -. , _i __ _ __

Cemmenong

lc . st

We offer the balanced!

finished stock of

Monuments t

_ and

Headstones

at cost prices to clear

haud. original prices from $10.00 to $14 00, '

Your Ghoice Niiw$7.9d,§

~i~»....

The price includes Lettering and SG!

ting up in Cemete.ies.

v . ‘ ' ' ' ‘ ‘

N0[hlDg C0l1l\i bé bettef f»h8D the Spirit, Qomqligting Sgripturg Lg meu)0ry_ Lgck ` - _

of the students. Three graduates from of hoinesiirsrefit in the sabbath schools C' W " _ “

the college have just been sent to is rioi:sd_on1y 16,148 out of 31,906 are » _ . t ‘ _

Korea, a mission founded by another 1-gpg;-ted as preparing their lessons at 4 ' _ ` '

home Among those attending Sabbath ’

school are 4,l2l communicants, of whom » cauns and S 808 became comrnunicants last year.

RsLiGioN in scnooifs Kent Street '

T ii I-moan; 'ripisra-}“.!!£li 6”' °°°"“’““°“° i

_ The first business yesterday forenoon S9Pt 30 d 61 _ CHARLUWETOWN T was the presentation of _ report bv " “ ' ' ' T "_

Rev. Dr. Gordon from the committee _

on public education and civil rights

the manual of education regardingn de- ` ` 0 0

P it ~ 1” “ “ at-ies-it-i--resets-ist-it-is Nova Scotia sei-tion where the popula- - tion is wholly Protestant, a portion/_ of . . »

time may be set aside for religious ex- ° Nlckel 1-'une Plece from up’

ercises provided' no parent objects. In L . Nicke| A|arn`s` up' Scriptures either in the cimmon or Musica' Alaffns,

4 I I

Time Piece Calendars.

Our Fall stock of Ladies’,t Leather Watch ChainS- IUC 88C|‘\

Q _ _ , _ _ _Fino Silverware

and Childrens Gaiters is, Ribbon Guards with M°unt8__25¢ up

Flag Stick Pins Bc to 15c.

6 Ghain Bracelets-

justin.

We have them all sizesin, r Lad|'¢`s"L_5n'g,'¢¢,,a|,»q3_ Black and Ta,,_ , C C.entiei`r°ii'i|iin’i`l”8l'Il!'ilbcrts, also With Mount P. , i - wii_reH=s are-iitwsii

megs ew- ai virbesii ' ln? .12 f _ tl . A T .'...r " '3ni’r`-fi' S 6 Q 1

at'

M its its

Cnmtfiihin ggigdl-hl;»;n(:sr1§no?lf$dE:f"¢°sr - f’ - ` f . » »`

1 ue, .P 1. ~ arsenal ° asf- . - i f .

£1 cglrduinlald $ niinarrzlttlm qs; Victoria Jaap!!! 5¢°tF°_; '°" °'m°°,

*ff 6 T '°"“' ‘ ‘

i About 20 Childrens Headstones Ol `