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coids’ and  cougks of  kindS° _ U sto. ill Towards' the end of 1898 the need of a
_ _ _-_ _changdoi climate and _of a co`mP1¢f>° P05*
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-` other articles.
Ask to see the Ch’town
Crest.
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e carrya -..-4... ~ ,J
large stock of W ‘
beautiful en-
aineiled souvenirs embracing
many designs that cannot be
procured elsewhere
Jeweler. Slmnysidé
 Contributors are reminded that all local
» notices of meetings etc.m\1SU 50 11511505 ll*
before four o’clock to insure insertion the
A following morning.
IN the Daily Telegraph Match at B'sley
Simpson gotfive pounds,Russell 3 pounds.
Smith 2 pounds, 0'Brien and Bayles 2
pounds and Capt. Jones 1 pound.
I Lrsirr. Col. and Mrs. Sharp will conf
 1= duct a very special service at No. 1 Bar-
__
racks, Charlot‘e street, this, Tuesday
evening. They will be assisted by pro-
vincial headquarters stafi, t08¢'h°1` "ml
I- ` reserve stan’ and the evangelical q11*1‘-
_ _ _
tette. Lleut.Col. Sharp starts on Wed
nesday on tour with Prof. Hawley's Drill
Troupe of Charlottetown, P. E. I. T119
quartette will say good-bye for the PNB'
‘ I R ent, starting for P. E. Island and part! Of
~ Nova Scotia. An interesting time is ex-
pected.-St. John Sun.
M I D _ S  M M  'rim st. John Freeman says. Tn__a_:.__‘;a_;:_i__
bltious young _1ournal,’ the Star,
as its editor Mr. Charles Crandall, a tal-
ented young writer quite f apable of wield-
 E ing the ediiorial pen. 'lbs reportorlal
staff has been considerably enlarged.
Among its new members is Mr. Harry Mo-
Inerney, son of Mr Geo V. Mclnernev,
 E N K. C. Ayear ago liiir. Mclnerney grad-
A uated with honors from St. Joseph’s Un
WITH
lversity. He pcssesses marked literary
talent and, given fair opportunities, his
success in the journalistic field is assured-
, .
IN MEMORIAM-
TINY FEET --
Henry W. Stewart has reached his re-
ward, he is at home with Him he loved
so well and served so iaithfully. His best
H A  years were given to the Lcrd's work in
these rovinces. His de arture leavesa
D D
vacancy that no other can dll.
He was born at Southport, P. E. I.,
Sizes 2%, 3, 3% are selling in ine. ‘.t°€é‘.ii;i§‘S‘ii.f;;’.§.‘i‘.?.i§?.i';‘3.2i,t.’I°.»E‘_°.ii?,he we 11° »~=<='=°d he
and at the College of the Bible, Lexington
Ky., where he graduated in 1890. After
leaving college he preached for a short
~ _  = time at Knoxville Tenn., and then enter
A' I i E H    $ ed June 1, 1891. uiion the princl9a1‘work
  Q ° -his labors with the Cobur St.
°'u-»~Qpw~»¢~u-
of his life 8
Church. St. J chu. N. B. VY6 take the f01=
. lowing extracts from the Hrst sermon o
_.his ministry there: “My aim is to be the
same as Paul’s-io proclaim the mystery
of God, that which was hidden in the ages
/past, but was made known by the Spirit
” I ' to the Apostles, that which the ahgels de-
* For the Finest Finished
hoto Work Come to th
Leading `§udio
CARBONS
PLATINUTYPES
ARTISTS PROOFS _
GEO. H. COOK
NEW DeBRISAY BLOCK.
e Studio where baby is always
welcome.
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RHEUNATISM
We have a remedy for this
_ complaint-it undermines the
disease by removing the cause
thus making a complete cure.
Ask for Rodd’s_ Rheuma-
tic C-ure. Price soc per
ttle at -
Aromscalues' HALL,
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Pound Bags
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Who Wantaa__---nf
Or needs any 
should not forget that we
. have the facilities for turn-
ing out work equal to ‘e`ny_
ni causes. Lei 
an estimate, ff* 1 
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Bruce Stewart & Co.
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sired to look inio, but which was hid from
them,-Go;i’s scheme of redemption for
P   the whole world. We all desire to accom-
pl.sh something for the Lord, we all want
to save souls. Philosophy cannot do this,
We have a large Stocii of fe' politics cannot, and in _such subjects as
S@fV\I1S§\1g2f00 hand 111C1l1d1Hg. th-fssinavs but iittieio say. Theories,
Redpath S, Grarlulated, Demerara and speculations are without power
Crystals and West India Raw here and you do not desire them. Paul
Sugar. determined to know nothing among the
Corinthians save Jesus Christ and Him
Redpath Granuiated in  crucified. He gloried in the cross. Ihave
determined to imitate him‘ln this. Christ
is still the power of _God and the Wisdom
of God The Gospel is now,and must ever
Is a very saleable package just now ' ` of d 8_1
and We ° h - - _ remain,the power_ uc _unto s vaiicn.
them bare avmg qultea run on When anything is substituted, God is
dethroned. And when the pulpit /iorsakes
We Make  Price  the old, old story, and directs its powers
in other directions, we need not be sur
and G\\2I°2]1tCC tl1C:Qll21i[y, prisedit the consequences are sad ir.-
deed."
Thus did he begin his ministry, and loy-
ally did he continue in the same
way with the result that hundred are to-
day among the redeemed of the Lord.
` - ' ’ For eight years he labored with this
congregation,leadiug them and opening
uplto them wider ilelds of usefulness.
Through his teaching and help the con-
gregations at Silver Falls and at Douglas
Avenue, St. John, were organized.
Many of the present members of these
churches being his children in the Gospel.
Besides the numerous services at Coburg
Street, regular preaching at the North
End and at Silver Falls, he made fnquent
trips to _outside points, presenting the
`Priu.itlve Gospel and winning converts.
Thus he went to Vancehoro, Burtts
Corner, Charlotte Co., Halifax, Hilton,
and many other places, the _home church
loyally co-operating with him by an-ang.
-Em" B  _- call attention to ‘thc great opening pre-
gispuiesedgef . *sented by the city of Montreal, and wrote
Attenfiun   _qrders aioogietiertosuo christian- -Evangelist
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' ` , __ _ in the Home _Mission work, and his _inter-
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‘~i r ~ ` tally and  he did all ln he
power-yes, and 'beyondhis p'owei»'to
Phone Us _ _ -_' _ ' Pvan`c§`¢¥ iieziseausg. F egme
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and reerea- _ 
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ing to carry on the services during his,
we Dany*   absence. He wasalsc among the first to
to Accutane chris-_
hls message in- such'
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was too evident to be longer resisted. He
~  SOUVrENIR5i(j1i 1>_ };_13LAND  ‘R°p°"°'S “"d C°"°S"°"d°"“~§?I’i‘I.‘L".§l’.i.‘;°';.'i.°‘I.1l'.i1'.¥.i.’”.f.i“.§‘;‘l.Z1‘;
,_,_ p '  Evervwhere
waspresentefl to him by the church, from
which the following extract _il ~»ii$|¢¢D.
words that encouraged and cheered him
in his separation from those he loved and
served so well : “We would wish that you
should carry with you in your Journey-
ings the assurance that -your sincerity
and singleness of purpose have not been
unnoticed, nor your industry and faith-
fulness under trying conditions un-
apprec ated, by those who have enjoyed
,the pleasure cf sitting under YW!
ministry. From the beginning, _and
throughout the whole course ol 1001'
stay among us, we have reoognlled thlt
your ministratlons have been invariably
characterized by an earnest desire for
our spiritual welfare, and an unswervlng
loyalty to the Master's service ; and now
as you are about to be separated from us
for some months, and the truth that ‘we
value' blessings _ as they take their
flight] is forcei upon us, the many truths
with which you have refreshed our souls,
and the many ways by which you have
strengthened our faith, recur to our
minds; and we feel that we have been
built up indeed by your ministry. and
much blessed by your loving and faithful
pastorate."
'The change and rest greatly helped him
but soon after his return to St. John it
was apparent that he could not continue
his labors in this climate, and before
the year closed he once more hid far-well
to his beloved work, and this time it was
iinal.
His letters from the South and from
California breathed the same spirit of
consecration which had characterized his
previous life. Whether serving or sufer-
ing he was in the hands-of his God, and
he could tiust and not be afraid.
His-last public ministratlons were for
the church at San Jacinto. Du ring the
three years of hlsfstay he endured him-
self to the people and they became dear to
him. Almost his ` last words were:
“Sister Jordan do not lei' this little flock
become scattered." Three weeks before
last sermon. The members of all
the churches united in doing allpossible
for the dying preacher, but the time of
his departure was at hand. it came
quietly and easily. He was up and dressed
during the morning. In the afternoon,
while sitting up in bed, he talked with
 Jordan, and when she- left was
assisted by the nurse to lie down in a
touched, him, and he slept.” '
His brother, Jas. H. Stewart, of 'Los
Angeles, was hastening V to his bedside,
but did not reach San Jacinto until 6 pm.
Life’s race well run,
Life’s work well done,
Life’s crown well won, _
Now comes rest.
He was buried by the wish of his con
gregation on an elevation in the centre of
the cemetery. W. G, Curley, of Redlands,
Southern California, conducted the fun-
eral services. His testimony is “we shall
all miss him sorely in our work, for he
was a good man and full of faith and the
Holy Spirit. His bcdy will lie at rest un-
der the shadow of snow-capped Mt. San
Jacinto until the resurrection morn.”
Thus ends the earthly labors of another
true servant of Jesus Christ. His influ-
ence is still strongly felt and the future
harvi sts shall be the richer because of his
life. We rejoice in his earnestness, his
faithfulness and his self sacridce. He is
enshrined in our hearts. His memory
urges us to diligence and devotion.-The
Christian. _ `
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