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Change of Time.
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ember the S. S. “.\`o|ihumio- land" will
leave the Companyk wharfdaily, except
Sunday, al 7.30 o'clocI1. A. .\l.-Return-
ing will leave Piciou afier lhe arrival of
the morning 'rain from Halifax.
G. W. Wakeloril
Manager.
October 3ist. igiz.
SIIIIRIS, I’.Ii. Island and
MAGDALEI- ISLAND
STI-IAM-Sllll’ SIZRVICE
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tuna i. steam mp ‘-Larry _s_Yu_ir.._
will leave the Railway 'ltlarlp Picton'
every Monday and 'l`nursda,v morning on
arrival ofthe 1-lxprcsa iruui ilaliiax. for
the Magdalen Islands. c.l.Zing -lt -nuns
P. E. I. goingand r¢iurnir..f.
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lvee,Agent at riot-,_n_. )fa.viJ,new lk Mc
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Following in my
on “The Cllll!&
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Attend Ulmrch." 'Dae fact wu-
that the habit of neglect
il one which, lisa t;-.e devil,
has been withna from the tegihllillt-
not to forsake the assembling o.
themselves together “as the manner
type now or at.nny other time at-
following the line of least resiltencef
It require conscience and self com-
mand and high aim. Two considera-
tions, nt least, should be borne in
mind when the question of church at-
tendance is raised. First. the church
is the only institution on earth that
is devoted exclusively to the develov'
ment of a mans highest nature, and
second, the question of church attend-
ance if fundamentally 8 quation 0|
fellowship. It is not worship even. f0l'
true worship is spiritual and person-
al. Church attendance is a matter of
contract with others on the highest
plane of human intercourse. The so-
cial aspect of church attendance is its
most significant aspect,
The second sermon was in answer
to the question, “Why Support tue
Church?" Though very practical rea-
sons might be given, the great reason
is that the church ventures her all on
the acceptance of 3 standard of pure-
ly spiritual edort and achievement.
Her great mission is ta call men from
the things that are seen to the things
ultimate vanity of material things.
To vindicate the reality and desirabi-
lity of spiritual values is the chief
basis ol the church'a appeal for sup-
fort.
this time was, "Why Join the
Church." The text was fron II
Kings x:l51; "Is Thine hiatt right,
as my heart is with thy heart is with
thy heart? And .lehouadab answered,
It is, if it be, give me thine hand,"
Dr. Bell said:
lf I were asked to sugzest B simple
Scriptural formula for the admission
of persons into the church, I think 1
should recommend this text. It has
the merit of brevity, as you see, and
of simplrity, too, Moreover. thore is
GllIfI’LETEI.l IJIIIIEII 0 -
(IF IIYSPEPSII
3| IIa-lin-60 llyspeislrlailels
\Ve nrt continually hehring from
‘ grateful pcoplx:-who have had experi-
__¢`nccs like ‘.l_i_ul’of`:M’iss `.‘\lic6E. Cooper,
ig( Niagara B;@s,:Ont.;\\'h<£writm:
5 “I wish tr_>_:3ca-.pies ifngusratitude to
you for the benefit I receive from your
most wonderful Dyspepsia Tablets.
Having taken other medicines without
having received the slightest relicf,
to give them a fair trial,"
it the irimieilialc rclicf from heart
and biliousness,wliichissomiich needed
weeks they completely cure the mos
aggravated cases of stomach trouble
liational Drug and Chemical .Co. o
is faithful, continue to proclaim th
U. N.
u.. -£?'~'- “lni»"‘..~» " 
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r::.f*"..~:..*:.:...~°'... shoe Blaeliiiig I »_+.
as EP' . Pl!
of Btoollyll, N. Y., the Kev. ‘IH ‘ -ai ‘1 . h _ _
new iw. - ~ . ”°‘ *I* F‘¢ '°" llllgil Il lelll all Ille tn.,
gnbjegg 0| gg, gin; gm-0, `-“_ Holds its poIi~l1 tindcr rubbers I ,°'m‘°:;lu?;mN;dh':?t _to 
°' ‘“"“°“""“ i I Consumption. ~ _ ,mmm ___ ,_,, ,_, ff
”? Annual cud stan
a: Halifax Exhibition.
 !
disclosed inthue words the one ee-
sential element in church member-
ship, that which? alone can give lt
‘truth and worth."'I'here may be many
things to  the beauty of our
profession ngument its influence.
But what we hat# to ,consider firlit 0!
nii and moat' or nu is its viral and
central puI1\0lel,Wbf»‘UR¢l ii ¢h\l1'¢\\
imemmngip yy ig; bmndest and nob-
lest nsp¢t'_>  do_¢e_it seek 4.o_e¢~.
wiapiisn-mr ai owne who ar- 1°1»°°1
together in the felIowsbiP Of UW
church? The answer, as susgwtfd by
the text, is twofold: _
First-its purpose is to achieve
spiritual unity in the midst of nn ap-
parently irreconcilable diversity. 
doctrine of this world and of this life
is the doctrine of diversity. There is
diversity of rages, fiversity of lon-
gnnges, diversity of classes, and
worst of all, dfersity of intel’e£tB. Of
course, the practical end 01 8110-\95¢
that are not seen. She stands for the diilerenees among men is strife and
rights of the soul, and must, if she discord. No Pos itiviat theory of life
e' can lead us anywhere else. The man
.vi-no in-es nciinivoy by the sisht vi
lthe eye and by the hearing of the ear
is outwardly or ii1wB.\’<llY Ol' U01”
ways the enemy of his fellow msn. He
-cannot be anything else if he would.
The subiect in Dr. B¢1\'s coursfland if, from this muiapoint. society
at large is not always in an actual
‘stare of -war, it is not because we
‘have abandoned our arms, .or chang-
ed front,toward the enemy. It is Only
|because open hostilities have ceased
for the moment. Now against all this
view of life, the church raises her
divine protest. Her first message 'to
the world is that men may beone.
Her first and great endeavor in the
world is to establish among men ai
unity which is deeper than the differ
ences observable on the durface of
ithings, unity which transcends nl.
di\'er|.it¢ of race and speech nnd`sta-
tion and calling, a unity of heart in
the spirit. This is the clrurch’s holy
mission, and I say to yon, lt was
never more necessary than today that
1 this, her high aim, should bs kept
ll clearly in mind both by those who be
,long to the church and by those wh'
withold themselves from her member
ship.
'lbz church is to he judged not by
*I
IlI|llII&
Even the Apostle found it necessary ,.,. 7 Miss Jane Dometfk; Pdnt a la Garde,
to exhort Christiana of His own day _ Made Iuhhnlbtrst, -~ Que., writes:-“llltafewlinen ofpniae
 ,lmiutwritemaoeonntofyourfamom
of some is." No man of the ordinary E'e"“  C6 ` r'=°:iy-lD'°V::;df‘\¢":::  ~ ~
tends church nr will attend church by Sénd for fiiee Booking on cough, _for overmiximmdg, md grind Th, bum.. d mm" n J, ti;
1.-the cu! °f Shoesy _ everything but m_ vain. I thought ig most critical p¢1oiI_ ot its develop-
waagoingtoturnmtoeonsumption. A
friend happenedtoemnetomyhouse,
mdwassofrightenedwlxenhesawmehe
nearly dropped. He asked me what I
\ra.staking,solshowedhimsomemedi-
clnesIhad,buthemidfm*metotry
Dr. Wo0d’s~Norwgy Pine  I
boughtabottleandbefureitwasiimahed
lwaswell,anddidnoteoug,habit.
I will recommend your medicine to
every suffering friend, fotl know it will
g;g’oodvtotliem|usttheeameasitdid
See that you
you ask for it.
tation. Price, 25
I'a_ctured only by The
Limited, Toronto. Ont.
ti
ig.
ssl?
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Wood's" when
ecept any imi-
ts. Manu-
Milbum Co.,
p  
ites and so ou. But what did these
distinctions amount to, in the pre-
sence of this new power which was
making for _the spiritual unity of all
men everywhere? "How henr we every
man in our own tongue, wherein we
were born?" What ia this query but
an illustration of thepower of the
Church of God, when the vital thing
in its fellowship ls clearly perceived
and fully realized? Oh, I wish that
men today could see in this larger
light the value, the necessity, the
urgency of being lully identified with
Christ's Church! How it would clear
the field 'ol the petty pretexts and ex-
cuses which are made for remaining
on the outside-the fear of hypocrisy,
and of inconsistency, and of profus-
onsliam, and what not. All these
things are but a clear proof of the
fact that men are looking nt the outf
aide of the platter rather than me in.
side. `
The greater thing about member-
ship in the Church ls that a msu’s
heart shall be right. Who knows but
the poor fellow whom you on the
ilitside charge with being 3 hypo-
:rite is ma`:ing a brave fight, with
iis face toward God and his heart
open towards nll men? Help him ‘by
itanding by him. Don"t scandslize
him. The spirit is right. though the
flesh may be weak. Do you remember
what Jesus said to Simon Peter the
Iirst time he inet him after the cruci-
fixion, und after Peter'B shameful
accomplish, but by what she is pledg
c
what some people think she fails tc
ed to _accomplish In this connecti u
_‘la1l'.f Did Jesus charge the recreant
disciple with hypocrisy and inconsist-
o
I want vou to recall the account of ,My-> Did he scorn to asscciate fm-_
the Day of Pentecost, when the thc;-_ with him? N0, but with the same
hennl of your Na-Dru-Co Dyspepsizi
Tablets and thought I would give tlieni
a trial. I lia\'e been completely cured
of dyspepsia. I will be only too pleased
to advise anyone-troubled with dyspepsia 
Na-Drii-Co Dyspepsia Tablets not only
iz '= ' ~
bum, flaiiilcuce, acidity of tlie stomach
but if taken regularly for a few days ot:
\\_'lien for 5oc. you can get a box frorri
vour drnggist, why go on suffering? siilt. There were at that time in Jer- It is impossible for men nf dimreng
Canada. Limited. Mon trv-al. |44
I ‘Church began her career. In the first 01d_ love in the Same place' _,mug
place, it is recorded that "when the sam; "Simon, Son of Jonas, lovcst
Day of Pentecost was fully come, theyiumu me?" In other wo,-ds' --IB my
were all with one accord in one-hwy; “gpm as my hear; is with my
place," ln other words, the people heart?" A union of hearts; That is
realized among themselves right there Ag once the purp0B¢`0| the Church
in the beginning the great-viirn0s2 for and the nope oi the world. we can-
which the Church was brought intoinot and we need not change the land
'beim:- 'Though as Yet they had no lit- or tongue in winrii they were born.
UTZY. no l01'm\llBf€d Cl`€€d, H0 New We have no business trying to change
Testament even. yet they had sought their station or their failing. more
ani found the supreme thing, namely., gvcr-_ muy; minds must be fl-“_ The
1 sinritiinl unity among themselves. House of God is not a house of bond-
\ihvey‘ were all with one aoord/" age. Membership in l-lis` Church does
. ow. in the second place, note the re- not and cannot mean mental slavery.
f usfilem men of various nstionalitieslilegrees of mental acumen to inter.
IFIIIII Ill llll IIIIIIEII
ments.
Both the working farmr. and the
Investor in farm lands and securities
are asiouely studying how to turn
farm products into net profits.
f Thennrethousandsorrarmma li
me of every five rad a farm paper
t all? ~
Only one ll tive! The othc four
used the lnstruetloril :ivan bv tarm
PIPE"-
The Guardia! management has wm-
pleted anmgements with the puhlflh-
en of The Canadian Coantrymll no
that this excellent weakly magazine
willbemailedFREBfnrousysarto
any bserlher of the Guardian who*
remlta a years euhserlvtlnh ad-
vance aeeorillng to instructions
s
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The Ganadiao Countryman ll pub-
lsbed weekly at Toronto, Canada. and
has branch oltlees at Winnipeg, Val
eouver, Regina and l[ont:'eal.l _
A. L. l(e0redle, B.B.a., B.A., la
Editor ln chief and Henry Slrett B.-
8 .A.. agricultural Editor
Board of Directors are as rollowlz-
Z. A. Leah, LL.D.. Toronto, Presid-
mt Sir Edmund Walker, Bantsr.'l‘or-
onto; Nelson llonteith. B.B.A., farm-
er, Stratford; Thomas Dexworth. rar-
mer, Weston; Walter James, farmer,
Ileueoo, alta; a. G._Hopk1na V. B.
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aggravate catarrllal _oolda _
and bronchial disorders,
and if neglected often 
to pneumonia or con;
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out colds and corrects bnneluid
awliln. lt soothes and heals'
the affected membranes. It
makes healthy flesh, rich
blood and strengthens weak
lungs. Nothing is eo good
as Scott’a Emulsion for
stubborn coughs and colds.
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Durlng the progress of our
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Clearance Sale, we respectfully Fri
our friends and patrons lr: the optical
H110. to put off having their work
done. as rar as possible, until site:
the sale. We orpect to be no busy
d\11’i°K I-|115 BUST- sale that we shall
have little time !or optitol work.
and WHZUCB. Parthians, Medea, Elam- prct the things that are written in
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swims. Call or phone 263 for inforuiadon re-
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