THE GUARDIAN OHARLOTTETOWN, JULY. 151899

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effect ot the situation here depicted n

the mutual respect, and even reverence,

which normally exist between the sexes,

a subject on which more needs

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Hnving obnined the se,-vices of _ the matter we have in hand,

Hr.:A_ E. Lyon, askilled artist w

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hid "IKE ex - - its stantly insulted by mjurious jestuig

hd; Photography, thldeplfliglsiclzitlre c rf tthm this' This ‘mmm is "Pram

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lent results now being obtained.

Our latest productions demon

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anything done in the city.

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\lO\DA\ JI LX Il 1899

MIYISTERI-\L IRRE\ERENCE

The Montreal \Vitness .ipologises

for the appearance in its report of some <“profane" stories told at a meeting of Canadians at the recent Christian Endeavor Convention. It is needless to say that the stories only , appeared in the Witness from a lack I of oversight, for we know of ronews- paper that is more consistently rever- ent, or more free from objection on the ground of profanity, than our Montreal contemporary. The minis- ter who told the objectionable stories is not named in connection with the

gion. We quote:

there is no holy sentiment more con-

ed as addressmg her prayer presuinahl y

owl lor .the answer ol the Almighty.

vengeance, but see at what infinite expense to every sentiment of reverence the humor is bought. Religion is rev- erence or it is nothing.” - ~

CourtGreat West ho 40181 0 F of Cole-

mauintendholdinga tea on Saturday Zin ind. Special reduced rates have been

for tleoccassion the taretrom (`h"l`olm

Golanan :ping only _JI 15 good for ’

same th nropo 'mate low rates fro i stations. Passengers from poin eas1.Summei-sidewill tate ar mornin expre-s connecting with spec train whi

leaves Summerside at 10.10 a.. m. (stan time) vrlviugat Colman at Il.55,a. m.returnin special leave= Coleman at 530 p. m. (standard

connecting at Summex-side with regular er- former expected to receive a reward press train for Charlottetown. _ . . 'ljhe comming i charge are sparing no from the King, but Alexander simply

ainstomake e drst Foresters Tea on t landasucoess M ber (Star Cor

Ts _ . em o is ii e _ i Us wrdmlly invited to attend- _ “that he mi ht never want for ammu-

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(<__\__,,.4,_____ ~ pea-shooter, be he minister or layman. .-\ ' 1*; "‘”` ’ ' -_s

‘ be a repeater of stale jokes, witti-

cisms and funnystories for the amuse-

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secured

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return

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dai-cg fully expert in shooting peas through

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dignity and usefulness of the sacred ollica when the minister 'descends to

ment of a crowd of light-headed list-' eners. yet how frequently this occurs at the modern church social or tea meeting! On such occasion one may be reminded of an incidentin the life of Alexander the Great. There was

brought before him a man wonder-

) a small hole in a target. The per-

ordered for him a basket of peas

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nit1on.” _

Such are the rewards of the -modern

._ Never Let tx and memory soon become stored with

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overcoat, etc., act promptly by ordering

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'_ A Thulg " great and noble thoughts and he

,/fr ° 7 'lj person of little account in the more '._,\\\l_ serious concerns of life. Unfortu- _ ~~ nately the tendency of the age is-

((j>_\.`» . ig _toward llippancy and irrevere_nce. and -.;’_ As l, beverage is _a ___‘_~_; itis high time that a warning note

and contains no artifical A“°t'°'li'~“ 8°id min* "9 Wminll

’.’0` - I ~f\\)II 7°” tlxinedllit :hp gold product of the _S yeare wit une ant exceedgd ll’ -tl*-. $57 000000 And Canada h

_ ___ _ \`)/_ _ :_ 1 _ ° OPQ sp.-mg Poi Charlottetown I 'uma' f°' 10°" W wiw Aww

He is rewarded in kind. His brain

petty witticiSms to the exclusion of

comes presently to be principally

I was sounded.

lia. It is a great Empire we belong to.

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“We can ima ` e nothing more cal- 1

culated to remogdn the good eiects ofa “igvrafnple fs

_gathering for mutual pledges to a consecrated life than turning the holiest thoughts to ridicule, as was done in our report. Take only ore but of these stcries as an example, that

‘Lwhich represents a` young woman as Qihdf S S8f$8p

- - - going out to pray under a tree for a

husband, and who, on hearing an owl shout ‘Hoo-hoo,’ said any one would

° do. We pass over the vulgarizii_:g examples of what

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eggs during its existence, and of these

single fly becmies the progenitor of millions during the sea son. He adds that a careful screening of windows and doors, with the supplementary use of sticky ily paper are the best remedies and preventives that he knows of.

Aguinaldo recently issued a procla-

mation to the Filipinos on the anni- versary of their declaration of inde- pendence. There is no note of sub- lmission in the proclamation. On the contrary it breathes a spirit of deter- mination and of confidence as well. lHe tells his followers they must iight

rebuke, but 3 l`ef€"€U°°' t-0 the C011' on and they will succeed. He artfulfy vent-ion report makes it clear that the infg;-mg 1-,hem tha; the American people Oifcnder WH-S 01106 Well-kD0W“ ill tl1iS areconvinsed of the justice of the Fili- city and onezto whom a call was not _ pino cause; that some of the Ameri- very long ago extended by one of our Q can States have risen in their favor

churches. I that the great Democratic party is op I The Witness deplore-s the prevalent

jesting over sacred things as a pro- fanity, “worse in its effects than the ordinary vulgar swearing of the streets," yet heard over and Over I again among the very leaders of reli-

posed to the war ; that President Mc- Kinley is being censured for hiS in- humanity, and that "the doctrine of the Great Munroe that America is for the Americans has for its just parallel their atlirmation that the Philip- pines are for the Filipinos." '

Than Precept.”

It is not what we say.

arilla

does. that tells the story. Uioasancls of testimonials are

90 per cent are hatched out, so that a Q

aesseesseeencssseess

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has done for others. and what it will do for you.

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fainflng spells. and indlllgestion tn severe form troubled me. Five bottles of Hood’s Sarsaparilla made me well and strong." Mas. Wmuau Vailvaixxnuasl, Whitby Ont. 0

¥AGo0dMe¢loi\9- hill Hood’s Sai-aaparilla asa lpriugmodiclnoand mr biliousnsss am'ltound_

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Mount Allison, June 29th, 1899-july 130:22; - ~ President.

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