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iconservative in theology, and bcsiuseitcr or Elder, and that this name arid. . Denominatio al' 't ' I' - - - ‘~ ‘ ' ‘
lthe_V are congregational each church [that of BishoP.are used interchangeab- the bete noire it isa wiistllil galil; miiultls no' ill” develop then: orgamzimm) bqtoie ° I y howeven mm that the
I Iis independent. and _ refuses to be con- lv in :he New Testiimeiithnd in early il follow after gladly and gm'temuyyff~ _hZ.Yn;3:‘l:e£;_C;t<!g_6ct1yl»_lY lfllii as P. unit in _i1B ‘sup of _elpigy and _
trollcd by any central authority, such as gi patristics. for the same oiiice. We have. »it be true, as circumstances ` sometimes 3 All ar icsurcmuidiimililecomb more “mo scommuumnti mn mg in
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moreover, courts ve similar in or- l indicst , ° - P . . _ ganization and judsdiymion. Methodaist iiliiadl Ptgsliykferiaiiril 1((ll'lu;)t§iiesui-iii Zclflzizddhhliiecdrgamc “mon is a mah l ' ot-unity' WB
1- As to doctrinal standards, Iaiilrm our Dominion, nearly two millions out 4. All a;iies must also consent th t t rtii ~ ii my conviction that there is no insuper- of her six millions of people would thus within thgcircumfeience ofthe n 'i" I 0* Io el?
able difficulty. Each candidate for the form a type of Protestantism, liberal in 'bond church overnment sh ll tliemg
ml“l3ll'Y U19-V 59 T@C0iVBd by Sub50'¢`lP‘ e09¢h0liUl¢y» intelligent in canviction, ro- variable and elagvic as to suit :he var;€ apart
tiofueither tothe We-itminister Con bust in morals, conservativ ` t ' ‘ ' - . .
congregation may utterly ignore what lfessioii. or the three standards ofthe narrow, in theorg and irgleiilienenliln iiiiirifondmoaso-f. mm’ M-'d Pi"°"- f"“db°_d_ °bJ°"‘ °f_‘h°°°°'1°°Y ‘S110
is doncby the Union; it may withdraw lMethodist Church. Oi course, some on evangelical in spii°it-i biidy as lar l men ,dl lliviiiigverfwlfleréi .tim at "mr"
____ altogether from the Union; and _vel both sides would object to this, but ii. as the Church of Rome and three tiuis REVGFI llc C I' i `
continue to bca Congregational church. the two churches hivn a mind for as largeastbe Church,of Engliand in isizcnt-:Their _ I I I I - many This is the outcome oftre principle oi union, an immense majority ol both Canada, and which should have a most I cni(it?i°iTindmrs;)CIm! Oldman h dthst' 51,5”
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Ido not think that anything should be changed or removed. as a condition ofunion between the churches named. In faith, order, administration and discipline, they are silently approaching each other now . This is due to general causes, and itis a sign oi the times, nd :sign of the will of God, which wise men should discern. So far has the approximation gone in the last ten or _i twenty years. that it is impossible for“ moutsider now to distinguish between them. There are, of course, differences, but these do not touch the objects for
court wi h which to conduct negotia- form, to bring together a hundred va- occasion for union. When that shall I tlcns_.Congregational churches, separ- cant pulpls and at hundred uncallcd have been removed, the second quickly _
ately may surrenderthsir independence ministers. and many Methodists are de~i follows, viz. :t the lack otearnest desire *_*
and become Methodists or anything else sirous of a permanent pastorate. As for union. These churches. as theylare SIIIIB I'B|‘S Can PPBVBIII i U59 result
they wish, each congregation choosingyto a. permanent pastorate, why not let are likely doing as much for the caush ‘°l` *W 5464 for itself. and Methodists may go on in _as many churches haw it as desire it, _ of God as they would for a while do A I'I€aIIS r ' i'm I I9 *lm their present tendency. more and more*and as to the rest, let Stationing Com-i if brought together in one body. Only ` _.___ . - H' i D860!
repudiating connexionalauthority, untill mittees intervene with all the absolute on mission fields. and insparselv-settled i will a short all Methodist churches become congre- power they are now supposed to have districts, perhaps in some cases in the Doddk Dyspepsia' Tablets M5k° N°W» '59 U33* “WY ‘Il I
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another and not organic union As the so leave no church unfilled and no man in these, so widespread is the field no er es e ’ an are “mst Baptists are congregational in church idle. Personally. I would regret the great pressure has been fell When it °“°d""’A Trial will PFD” if'
poiity.the same remarks-apply to them, _ surrender of the itinerancy, for it is the is felt it will be heeded. When God. * ‘ dizeltion patios(
oolythat the diliculties are increased 'most effective pi=ce ol ecclesiastical in his providence, would_bring these
here by the facztnat every Baptist_con- machinery ever devised. The itiner- poples, now closely joined in spirit,into IEW m-inv persons are there in' Can- I blood. _ f
gregation is _ uncompromieiugly aucy means self-sicritice. and sell-sa- one visible organization. he will so in- ada, who have not suffered from Nor
committed to certain views ct baptism. ctitice means success. dioate his purpose iothefn. and so fill ivous H»adache during the past month? *U 13159! 89.5191' ffflll which all otlu& churches inilhiistendom 3_ As to the Hamm I give up_ Unf0,.__ them with his Spirit, that in the 'g_~nw- iVery few. an of oudurlnro. 1 _ reqect. _t,ma,,,ly_ tins Woud be the Sem-emgling similarities in the grcattloctrine ot °~'l`r.e Grippe” has attacked nine out, Mid Wi be
triumphed at Preston Pans, in 1648, lthis sim le com romre es cami as _inn msd i » ~ - . . . . , , ovci- ‘-Papisfs, Pretatists and Presby- the poiniis held iii corrluion go firybut- » 5 6s1Il;li?l]Xnli`l\l)A0lrIJlnl0n- ijsnigecrsgny Pt* thelbocmy of Cll1mst'°“ by and °h““1'1Y» 1'? °‘“`_ terians,"and the grand sctvice the ln- number those on which we differ. Iii Your question. “What will have to ject Ch;ivsriaianaUni!dii:rIu!ih‘1)t’ist' 0; Alai). for tmthif li drpendcriis then rciiuei-tn against the* thi-re be any obstacle as to doctrines, it, be changed or removed in the Convre- that I do not in an sehse cl ’ tlham A 0 a
, evils ot`_ect»l~s:asticisi1i. the t-hurch and willlikelv disappear. for the unfortu- gatiouul, Presbyterian 8/lil M6 Ililisli ` resent the Sbciet y neithia mmil
b8CI‘lal‘lg6d That 3 Unioni the world can never forget. Union with mate reason that people are becoming Churches ers union belwiesi these ii o inion V’ r can Wm
` the Congregational Church is an impos-i entirely indifferent 'as to creeds. fbodiesmay be consummated 9” admits S p ' _ _
s'ibili'\ btc use thereis no such bo ‘P As to the itineraiicy many Presby I think, of easy answer Theutirst thing `
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and because there is no such church- terians wish for it, in some. modified to be removed is the lack of demand orf HLA
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_ w' 'be gational. In each case you h_ave, of with us. and secure a place for every villagesand smaller towns, would sd- Fresh, Rich Blood, on which the '59 5939** °U7$¢kl necessity, absorption ot onc_ toiity by man, and a man ici* every place, and yantages arise out of union; ani even N Y 'F gdi d St h_ 00 0 0! iholtorm.
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which a church exists. There are wide it The Presbyterian Clluwh is the muy ` d tlicnlty. creeds and politics being very the °°mm°f| 33-lV3fl0U» W9 UllIl0l` diffdf- Of “V917 limi and ‘he U10” Pl'°miU9Ut Any °`m‘~°‘ °”°°°°°° W”
dilerences between Presbyteries. Con-
_fffflal d€l10I11in21fi0" Will" Whiflh the Secgndary io it what would the rences ot' poiity and government will“after effeciol this dreaded complaint is ¥\**'l'Yf-‘U 03¥\`9ll»l!d the
Broncos, ministers and condfrevationslMethodist Ulmwh can Posilbly _ halfe I united organizition be called? Presby~ 50°” dI~5aPP93'l`- MBHUYIUB- W0 SlI`lV0 NUTVOU9 Heidacht-'» If is UMR f8W'0f “ma 993°' Ib"
the same church. No two- men are alike. The richer the life of any society, the more pronounced the differences; between the members. The greatest 1 political and social organism in the f world is the British Empire, just be- cause it inclutles the greatest viriety. l audits fundamental law is, that can-'i i lxists lorall, and all #tor each. We ought ic tied ttuttliiw exempiiiiai iii the Christian church more truly than in .-1 politioalorgsiiism. I n union each would than in the p culiar excellencies of the others. and the whole would have aful~- i erlile, to the glory ot the Head and the _ urichmeut of the iife of every member tithe body. At present, all arc Weak-
is covered by considering three points, doctrinal standards. itineracy and name. No diflictilly whatever arises as to church government. Wo are both Presbyterian in denying that episcopacy is essential to a true
mid because of the obstacles we have _ mind io theiiiilow ot common life. | The union mivht, at first :ave the
Ii think they should be, that their presen _dlflded condition is not warranted. that lim the. sfo!-ia state of wilful and sin-
” |0011 as possible We have no assur ‘
Shes 0! this; hcither General Assembly u § must mmm “P3” faclllg Pfiludlces quite was’ “rat I .Tad fn; time at Péesemlo ' i '-nm -. ~ ' , , outside ot theological and constituiionalj P"°P°f Y *'16 0 1 ° mallvf- “li INS' ‘ ‘ rr
Qudreumdl (”°.n‘er°nc° has sind ` l d-ff M’ I in st _ th ?,sibly the fewer words the better, and
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organic union, they tivo otétzupying _i_n tt,mn_Meth0diste_ 0,. Mmh0d;St_p,eSby_ together, in the hope of the Gospel, ~ the victims only, who have it. All are 0"*‘5-
commotithe same pare ctween i e “mans m.,,eithe,.p The name Presb and iahorgnq rg f th ' f ff of Doovihs
_ _ _ , _ V' ._ _ P y or eumtyo the su erets.
indepplndenceh 0f__ di/0Ué;_feSa“°“‘1 tezian stands for a great minciple, en- SPV" 1" th* b°Ud3 0f P0808- I TU8.l`0"S0U iS ¢i8Si1‘r' SWB- _ ; *U1 wie*
churn es on t SOHC all , all IDB OX- simngdiu the New T,,i,t,,f,,,im and in. REV THOMAS B HYDE, ` The nervous system is sn 'tied to Will . ~ . . `- * 9 ° ‘ "
tremeecclesias-_icism and uucompromis- the bestpiges of church hiSw,.y_ and Nottrunuu oouextttcitrtonat CHURCH. a heivy stiain during tho convinu-l BPf`P*\8Tlbl¢~l8__,_\1!0S0ld ing demands ot prclaiicai _chutchcs. brought out Conspicuoutly at the Re_ Tonoitro. _ance of the disease. ihsr, it cinnnt help ` at iiity oeotsa, Af!S|“'3"" R_"”3n Ulmohc em" formation. and, moreover, to begin' Before I could answer ynur fluerieslb\ll8l10W the P58018. The brain M5018 li b°X°* 50» °1‘ 5fl\l0U F64! ‘
oti_ the other. Much could _be wi,h_ Methodpm “Nady are Presb? intelligettly, I rwould med io knowiaffccted by detangement of the circula- 5
sind on_th__e1questton. ls suihda p_t;_i_on term” in ‘march government on me your thought as to the extent of such a ;tioo, and Nervous Headaches are lbe_
probab e. urn Simpy 8»S’2 . 8! om I- haud_ the 0-41 M th (yt _ relationship. Asuminv' howev'r that iconse uencs.
lchanges would bc needed on either side ihaoes like the w0;;1ChIi3iag_§ I nlzgli you mean “nuttin” in gdarge aiid’com~ _I]f_ - _-
Ito bring it about ? I think this question li maine ___ __r_____ .stands for thy mightiest PrehenSive_Sense_and Without discussing _ _
evangelical force in Protestantism. All the °b*°‘*°i‘° which at P1'°S°‘" °Xi9’» Ii I Q the histor of this un aralleled xnove~ iW°“1dS“S.-°-Test that “WY *nigh* bei” "’
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ment bringing it in the short space of lf9d€"f‘“‘“1 ‘lf "uf f°f`00S H0116! the f01- _ -----1-l ' '
one hundred and iif'y years to a fore- »1°Wi°g'¢°“d“I""S- most pl-.ics in Protestantism, stcfiud in ht- A b1`°9-d d0¢Ui°=1\ 521955- SUGI1 H3 l
~ _ numcricalsireiigth only to the Lutheran the 0°” 3d°P7*’d by the E"*°1g¢lI°"~I
Churchs me M- E- Chumh bemg ?”°i Church, would make it diiiicult to sur- Auilmce- : Wm* “S h*"‘°° ‘md in hommg render the name.Each sidewould be very, 2“d- R°°°g“i*i°U Of U19 a“l°“°‘”5’ °f I
bm of a _e_je_;t_0_L in wmoh meh; that the New Testament teaches us_ jea1om_ mmr9_l|y_ for its inspiring ana the individual church, as faras possible. durch would preserve anything which °°1V °“°c1e"°‘l order' that of P’-°esby` signiiicant designation. I would be _ 3rd- A J"1'1'~ 00mUJllt€0 01' 91_i'30l1l~lV€,f0 low distiuguisnes it, and which _it c >n~ __ k ’ ' IVLUFS-'.' 10 Sslile the dilgiculgg bY;*‘Sl_l,“g 2;_f;gI_;p;S_;%_ (ilgqthe 39?-'0l3f;_6S gif th; _ 6idmas;>ui‘ce cf stron th. To draw the ° °1` eil er namei atb Ist' "93 Y' ". C .5 " Sim .as mn fm i
gn between meh ming” and those with ASSESSMENT SYSTEM. _ ter_._;ms_ gf P__?___§bytBrian_Meth0di5ts_ missions, pu_bltcat1_;>n, ed_pcit_;on, i which the Su reme Court would deal. “ti 1'- It91'» 9~ Pfellmiua-Ty C011- 5: _- exwnulni fl 0'» an Sue 0:_3r5. presents no Piizscpex-able obstacle. It sideiaiion or two _may be appropriate, as might Stefll d@S1l9»bl9» U’ be Pl""9\d3di vonid ,-tquire edu, de|ibe,.,,_t;on_ it ' @ before von commit yourself to the un-_ OVW' by 3 '~'I1_>*l1°U“U~ Blflcted fm 3 yearn
The mam pginiio be ,Ssurod of is Sa d ion. Unions and wars are the result of ,PY m°f°~ W_h0 WUU1d b2_ H0010 ¢1€V0l0 _ -,_ Am these churches P _rSuaded_ as I _ UQ _g1fng_Che,-ishgd love, and h,,tm|S_ _ If ntswhole time to the interests oi the
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occasion, not the cause of such wir. If ZION CONGREGATION Cl'1URCU» M'-'NT'i w' K0 JN”
you commit vourseli 'io the advocacy .of _ REAL- 3 _ » ` Summerside, Gen. Agent for P.E.I. l Agent at Charlottetown
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. . _ their im rovemelm are ,iii cold and ,' to accept a general agreement on fuu-
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W_lsLnv.t.\' coax.:-:ci-: ,moN'rR\taL. , i are plainly stated, because I know them f_ _A ._ f _ _ _ _ _ 'I am invited to iiiilicaie what changes 0-’ to exist, and Ijlznow occasions for them T0 gugg AQULD no 013; 1341 style and workmanship is surely sufficient inducement for you to have your "UI necessary to secure a union ot the gf j0I‘¢?8f67°3 °° exlst- “ he," 'h° _‘P‘§"‘“°I “nd m"'“I l` 'rake Lantive Bi-omo Qinntno 'rapists an
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°1' ahuhdred years tocome, as in behind Y011 When Y°-u are Called and the assimilation ofthe two churches _ to dim.-b t in-0 dollars henge, its rapidly being effected. and the best
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matter may loom up on the . Canadais Strongest Finandai In- 70°F SYmP°S1°I_H 9~PP¢81_'S 85°" Q10. Practical politics? .t ti ns are some of the Safe_ horizon pi practical questi_ons,_ we will t_ as to the C°ngregati°na_1_ Stl U. 0 E red the C 0 F. kcepthe_Sav.our's prgyer1nm1_nd,“That W, D problem must be ruled out. 89 I e ll Y ° theioau m°l¥>il’;(i)ngle8H`1§0`;;ml;l1?5>onl I ‘ ` inthe ° dee ' ° ‘ble or nrt erpartic ma_ an7_ F 1 1' »
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