THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN, P. E. I., JANUARY 3, 1900. A ,
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_ ,, %§{§%,§§,};§§%§§ % %§§§%%§% oitiiritisii io iiiis ritorti.
M,,,»,q\ rho _roatest evangelist
of his ttiiic. has livoii vtiilctl I0 8 higher U
The Blbl: Institute. ation ofthe present six story building
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"mlm uf christian privilege and labor. pg"
Un earth lit- t~t\‘iitli:iii»s to live in the mi
mes of ;hoiis.~ii:i.s of _men and women api
who WH-,. ny his lurng and indeia- ho
bgibh. ,ffm-ie, Vt-roiight into touch with
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the life tt t hrist. but nit ro especially :O
in the instittitioiis of Vhristian learning G
init tiitittns from which will radiate the 5:;
intiuence oi the great evangelist lorilwhl
mm, te". ,~ come like many other ,O e
_tlmstian ii .iuttcns and movements wi;
the tree grew itrui a vtry small seed. A tra
little Suidny School organized by Mr. and
Moody in the years of t`.iit~ago‘s youth, wa
keeping pace wth the marvelous
growth rt that western metropolis,
grew to be church now Chicago
Avenue L`huit-'n one ot the largest in Ab
the city-:ind in tho church were organ- bn
ized niet tiiigs fcr the study cf the Bible.
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The sut‘ce.<s of these met-:ini__:,s inspired
Mr. Mootly with the thought that has , or
permanently embodied itself in the I]
mgroughlv eiiulppetl lDSIill1llOD til 80 Pu!
lnstitule l l ice. ;S`
“rg 300, llgrjng the lll`:[ Yétif 5'.) ti. - `an
dents wtro t-nrt ll-.d-.`»'_' men and :SU h
The school was formally opened ten, as
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women. lt then occupied three houses L 8
and the building of a three story struc- C9
ture was begun at once. it was tinished po'
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in January 1890, and forms the found- em
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he work grew rap dly the second
r the attendance was nearly three
es that of the past. Mr. Moody‘s ex-
'ment had --workedf’ Stuiietits,
nging with them every shade of
nion embraced in Christianity, came
m the ends of the earth. In class, wc
side by side with men who came
m Japan, Persia, India, France,
estahlishetiiittiitferent renters by him. Sgomany ul'/er 3° U an re ,D
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The Bit-.e institute. at -0 Institute .(
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pimp i image, isone of the-ie Christian
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felt by every student.
ociation has been established which
published over 3.000.000 books,
distributed hundreds of thousands.
he work is practical rather than
oretical. 'I`he Bible is the great text
lr and is approached from many
nts cf view. Thus in this winter’g
rse. Dr. R. A. Torry, Superintend-
trine concerning God, Jusus Christ,
the Holy Spirit, gives an analytical
dy of the iirst eight chapters of
mans, and offers a study of the Bible
personal work. Prof. \V.W. White
ts of "The Bible idea of God." And l _
f. W. :R. Morell gives synthetic
dies of the Acts and Pauline Epistles
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tland, (`auada and every part of the
ted States. Some intended to be pas~
s, some to approve their ability to
rk in the ranks. The great thought
ch underlay and permeated all its
rations-to give the students a gocd
rlring knowledge of the Bible to
n them for practical Christian woik
to stimulate their Christian lives-
uring the ten years ot its operation,
90 students have studied there-a
ber of those only for a short time.
out 1,000 have engaged in active
ristian work, 158 of whom became
eign missionaries.working in a score
more foreign countries.
`hiee more bu ldings have boon
chased for the work, a colpcrtage
To tire as straight as does the foe-though not on tinge of truce.
Black-guards we are not, witness bear both country-side and town,
Ask heatheied hill and turfy bog and English dale and down.
Ask hearts that miss and long for us; the homes where we wen horn.
The nictheri proud of us who pray "God bless them” night and morn.
“God bless them one and all ! " say we, °-our Tommioe and our Tara,”
Whose four point seven marks the trick of England’e shooting stars,
Iudomitable English hearts I as ccol as on parade,
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of the Institute. [mms of the Bible Vho gl _rv in the hoped for harm they lack the pluck to deal.
vq to the development of the h What rule tho world has ever seen. what yoke?
t’l spiritual hh Thus traild All Hg ¢’¢1-ggm llgd “wh gg our Eg
pe service glish doth  P
wed with power from on high
1 ru, - g g 1|, Rule-rule Britannia ! Since your rule makes ever frr the Holt.
w iiiilttstgo ized liliitirnezildv Pwlomzn te: Ring the round world. and with the world roll onward into light.
» Christ tho sitviom- ot the world. is _ . True ovimtry and tried colonies. G06 kssoyel Isis. urns.
J M Mclimis With one voice ’neath the Unloa Jack to sing “God Save the
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s Liver Cure. gnc. a bottle. . Montreal. cures by inhalation. The medicated air I(
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Just a year ago on Christmas eve where it kills the germ life that causes , t 1.
iso Eva Roch. of 432 lllrio ADM Catarrh. and at the same time heals up A*.m». ,.¢¢3” '
Street, or fell intoa profound sleep which all gore planes, and a permanent cure is ¢|-su., ug ig an ning
A T ° C  lasted twenty-eight days. At fmt n   a a elected. Catarrhozons when inhaled teaaoand oonthoum '
 0 o’clock on December 24th last, Miss is volatile enough to impregnato thc may with hh
Roch again fell into a lethargic con- _ mggtastsellsof th; lying; a;_d brongizl lstbt
which  your throat and dition, and so far has nct_ given any tu , w ere it at c s o iscaae mfapmdhm an' h
' si n of knowin what is ning on about foundation. It cures because it is ture »
Chest, and a hacking cough i 3 E ut long sleo llisa .
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which feels like a dry burning ‘Rah has ‘asa subject to frequent hom-  e  u S It druggisti or by mail. price 81.00.' ,¢°,-tn; gb. ganna
°f Um ti35u¢3» Win f¢°¢iV¢ in' orhagoand has sulored almost ooo. For trial outfit send 10c in stamps' to_ pei-foci conditlcasva
' mil, from ammcam. ni-_ limi.-rho N. c. PoLsoN & co., Box 539 King- and ¢l»°°°
tts ded the patient in her first lethargic ) ton. Ont.
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ing to her body the POIIIU 0! 1°°d Boys’ and girls’ slsigha selling at bill and women open
M0610! 11” ‘Kiln 5°" Zin” U" discounts at Cartor’s Bookstore. 8 li
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ii; o¢°tii:‘;§ not pumii the We are delighted to show'
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It acts as s wothmg emu ` Miss Roch, in her present condition, W,  Welhler. , 14 tfl 
Cult 011 YOU! P6fCh¢d and insensible to the moat violent shocks. , Slippgy-3, wg ug making a gpgqigliy S
in-iu;¢d m¢mbmn¢_ ~8he feels nothing. Last vinyl l!P°f~ ,of them for the holiday season. Gotl
noe shows that a needle cou d be pas- Bros. 12 tf. ' |
into her body_ without the patient ' _ , __ ,_
ving the least sign of lifeuothpaligsd i.
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perly used, it will permanently wmlzhed. ar: mg” npliatim 0! th. ‘
hand to the head of the tical causes
to move violently. she throws her    / 
back and her hands twitch. When
Cure the most obstinate one.
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~ the hand is taken from tho 'WM Ui"
7 -" Roch again assumes peI'f0¢¢ l‘°P°°°-
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“W ‘° \’° ”""“? "" " '°" °""' “ ` ` our goods and it you will drop D°dd’s
py hope the girl will awaken natural- . .u do our best for ou. 
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WHOLISALE iggping girl during the twenty eight
  :ight days cf her lethargy. but the y
father this year has closed the door to
Aoalrs all visitors, "4 'lu °°1Y *U°" W’ ’°'
, 1,119" is ghgracterized by the same
t tures as hor sleep of a year ago. I;
aturally her parents are grieved
259 a acl larrmgeontnsroot. veii and intimate trends I0 00° ll"-
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  ov§r their daughter's condition. Last
,, earhundreds of people visiied U10
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H&,  N, S. gdnrt was made to have the girl taken
a handle on Commission .ii kinda of 'T to an hospital, but the father N14
P, E. I-time Produce h ld not hear of it.
liau, ms. mary, mt, noun, ous,  8'; M, 4,, me an om of
do., etc.
All oominguiourcarcreoeivoflllllli
Quotations funrgthod on ap icatioa.
|'|f'“¢*;.¢¢¢_ ignomfortably situated and has every
hughug and would not trust het
Lum' oo nmenu noticias. lgrtho care of anyone else. The family
mins
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For England ! Once again ou'-rings our battle-cry of old.
No lust of conquest taints its note, no hucksier’s greed ol gold.
It springs from freemen’s souls stirs. from gallant hearts a beat.
That _ways of tears that breaks to song adown the stirring street,
Out-ringing, irresistible, up~thrilllng to her throne,
The voice ot England tor the right and mindful ol her own.
From capital to coast it linda its echo, near and far,
To light the land and warn the world that what we were we are !
It was no host of holiday; no passing show, I wean,
That chivalry that tivo years gone with love engirt our Queen.
See them today-no gold, no gaud, in lighting khaki clad,
Commander, captain, subaltern. and simple soldier-lad.
Gone forth with '-duty" on each lip and “duty” at each heart.
As went their fathers and we know to bear their fathers’ part !
These are the builders that have set our house upon the rock,
And hold it against foes that tight-and foes who dare but mock.
How ran their scoff? Fine soldiers these ! -- a pampered nation’s toys,
A motley rabble hired with gold- half black-guards and hall boys.
Back from the battle-field today there comes tue proud reply:
We may be boys-were not too young to show men how to die l
They’ve told us we’re for ornament, they’ll find that we‘l’e for lilo.
That face disastei’s brief detest uudaunted, uudismayod.
Disaster dear to those who seek to tlud Achilles’ heel l
Laugh lit le folks ! for joy,to think that Euglaud’s Ill itll lot,
But fame laughs louder than ye all~ and freedom louder yet
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And westward of the sunset ~-from the race ye so rovile, as
From continent to continent it sounds -from isle to isle I ,.
From by the broad St. Lawrence from beneath the southern
‘ Wo- we are England’s ! Count with us bells! You NDIS
tied tk _ ' mod - LoTt;.ge; than <;cean’s leagues it comes and liouder lhun its
¢ W0 ll IIVOD °l1 111° li “ e other and is callin us ws’ro wanted.
°°l¢l`°°ll0ll 01 °¢l‘m°°l- 4°-» 5!  To iight the Empins’s batflgss and ta wear the %
‘ 5° U0 01 l-N 550154!" _ And clariomliko and clearer still it gathers ed
T- Pl; and on e ~~Takens"the!r1nanhood criosascno, “we
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stain lilies H11' 1-~Aytwt»imummtm¢iioo»»»d»miib¢wiia
IM CSINUU. lid V5*lli°D- “We are as staunch as brave Natl that bears Je
_ In Mlilitiw 1° all this swf simile! --In gsm ma goin me .ies by .ics again with
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mothers, adhrhg wives
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» Now is the
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to redeem your promises
of 1899
now about that policy o
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of Pmmng th, ,mt nd m,,,,_ Yon never can secure ihf`w°and  _
f 1 an M ,M P,,\,,,_ ui.. Regret: Call and see our plans okfring us uplfor ratm.
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Take back your spits engendered sneer, your oonsoript ‘nurtured sill.-¢ ' R
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