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Eoi1'oR;_s MAIL
BE PREPARED,
Sin -Several correspondents have
__ if "`_.. is a case of dyspeii~ I “EDN ISD” ` '__' ' taken up the matter of “standing up”
` _4 ._ -. gin., indigesticn or lf" ' " " "W ` I to receive the Bishop aLSt. Pauls. but
_ ` i “Y “omach “`°“b'° l CHURCH '1`ITI-ES have not given ifsulliciently clear rea-
that cannot be re-
_ A F _ _ son why this change should be-_.made.
"‘ nefgdmagiignceciiiiid I BY *‘lm°S” ““““”`S"] custom Mid _ Many think that _some persons have used
»~ him! DYSPEPS1* icuii-wut, ministers Of the 2°SP°* ‘“ nie occasion ofine Bistiops visit, to;
, CURE' l Protestant churches have been afford-; make somo ohango and it took' this
MUNYON
` ~ ’ I - ` f b. bl on his next visitation
, = ll ul liaie acce ted the title o form (pro fi y_
_ ‘ l\  a.l$ig€mg(§iislii.0 iiillzél-9nd_” Of dfiursc tlieic is no they ivill try some other change) but the
.- l , d to Health and mesa; _q(_,,ipm,.,,_1 ,,_uthO,-ity 0,- P,-ecedoug for ideal in 1898, to be told that our fort-l
“hcl h'dv¢i1»¢¢t,ce hPliila- the uswc On the contrary it might f“l‘°"5 WW” d'S'°°Pe° ful abd 't»‘I"°"*”t-
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commonly as a. title for the minister
   it is dcliplum only iippllai to ood---
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I\.~1\;iit.i‘c it of Pliliic W0 l<"`.
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QI'i.~\I.F»I\ TI‘i.\`III‘fl`tS \\'i I be I`ei‘ei\'»'d at Itii
‘~- Do wirtiiiviit zip *O iicoii I ii 'I`Ht'RSD_-\\’.1il
willing t-iio:~_~triit't .\'¢-w \'niilt= iii the Loi
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"‘Holy and reverend is His name.”
But we have gone much farther even
‘in our Protestant churches, and have
‘conferred the titles of Very Ileverend
f Right- Ilevcreiid and even Most
illevereiid upon liiglit-lr digiiitarics of
the churcli. Some of those who would
i take exception to the use of the title
Di~:ci~:uni~:i: in-\' tiuiii any i‘\“'~"“' "F wmniii Of His Eniineiice, the Cardinal oi' llis
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Office, Plot i-:cial Biii‘_ili'ig. at-coriliiiiz L0 PI
and _-incviticiit ~~;i io ‘iv _-ccn iv the {io\'ei!iilit~
Engilv cr`~‘ (lti`~‘-' l’l'i»\‘illl- iii Biiilililig.
'I ti~- iiamcs of two re<p~~ii~wbl<‘ persons williii
to bevoliic b~_illil~iiicii iiliist :icuoiiipuiiy rut'
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¢_~;l4If_‘I~ iii llc iii .:`I.;i-il " l`f‘ll"t'l‘ l"‘!‘ V.\tllt.".
III" H _-\lII) >`_‘.II I II
trii(l:‘f. _
G \vl-rniliclir lint l ‘ ~»~~ ;i.~~lly bound to :ici-opt
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si-wrctliry Publi.: \\`o:i;-
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ii Holmegt, the Pope, would perhaps
liiot pause to reflect- that the higher
l
‘fl tille is after all not more unw:irr=iiit-
cd by Scripture ussigc and teaching
than the coninionlv used terni of
 I{e\`ai'eiid_
' lvith titles iiioi'-_-. or less Iiigli-
sounding, Iiavecoiiic in distinctions ot'
Bad Roads,
Bad Weather,
Bad Trade...
You need ntt wait for a chang
ro get DRUGS, HORSE AX
CATT LE M EDIC IN ES PAT
ENT ainbicixes, or .iilyuiin
in our line. Send us your orde
!robes and attire wholly unknown to
E the priiuitive church. The Ca.rdiiiiil`s
_robes niifl hat are ~\vondei'ful things
in their way. Here is a. brief dic-
tionary description:
“Tue dress of a cardinal is li red
C _ . _
D soutane or cassock,arochet,a short
purple m:intle.:ind ii iow.crolvned.
° broad-brimiiied red hat with two cords
3 depend ng from it, one from either side,
" each hiving fifteen tassels at its ex-
and we will forward all goods, tremity
cii_ariGEs:i>ni:i>Aio,t-o your address
Letter orders a special featur
in our business.
ADDRESS, H
GEO. E .HUGHES
Cb’to\vn.
é If we go higher we shall find His
Holiness the Pope wearing a tiara on
his head-three crowns above each
other-signifying how far he is elev-
ated above the highest earthly digni-
9 ties. We mention the~+= things in no
spirit of rebuke nor derision. For
the Roman Catholic faith, which is
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It is the trusted friend of th
Mechanic, Farmer, Plante
Slilor, and in fact all clzisscz.
Used lnterrtally or externally
- Beware r f iznitations. Tak:
one but the genuine “ Y_j_`_P_\'
Avis.” Sold everywhere
25c. az; _‘_ 5Oc. bottles.
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the faith of millions of sincere souls,
teaches that what the church appoints
is of Divine appointment. Church
titles and dignities, robes of ofhce and
all that are authorized by that
church, which claims authority in all
such matters. But- Protestantism,
which professes to be guided by the
teachings of sacred Scripture, will
find it hard to explain or defend the
titles of Reverend, Right Reverend,
Most Reverend and Your Lordship,
which are commonly applied to and
at cepted by those in its ministry.
~No doubt these unscriptural inno-
vations have largely sprung from a
desire on the pait of devout persons
to render due respect to their relig-
ious teachers. The same *feeling no
doubt prompts the demand that t-he
members of a congregation shall
-rise when the pastor or bishop enters
the church. The usage of courts
and parliaments is quoted in support
of this innovation. But by what au-
thority are social and state usages to
be introduced into the church? The
I Scribes and Pharisees were condemned
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TWIN TIIIITUBEIISI
Lumbago and R heumatisni
made Harmless by Dodd’s
Kidney Pills.
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Lumbago and Rheumatisrn cause
endless pain and 'suH°ering. Every
man and woman who runs chances of
getting wet, or catching cold, is liable
to suffer from one or both. Our
hospitals are full of sufferers from
these diseases; none are more pain-
ful. _Every nerve is on fire; every
yoint is a centre of agony; every. mus-
cle an area of torture. To move hand
or foot makes the victim shriek with
agony.
1<h¢“_ more- vri les
than nliiiihe' nitroad*`icoidénnpih1i
¢V¢_f I’i2ppgucd._ Z Twisted, mis-shapen
cancatures of humanity, who cannot
walk without misery, are to be seen
every day. The kidneys are to blame.
If they are healthy you needn’t fear
Rheumatism or Lumbago. Dodd’a
Kidney Pills keep the kidneys healthy
and cure Rheurnatism and Lumbago,
Dodd’s Kidney Pills anwairs cunt-
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ll. E. BI..|\GK,D.D.S
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Merchants’ Bank Building
Summerslde, P. E. I.
local and gt-ner... anaesthetics to
iii-.ale lientistiry lhiinless. All work
Qu lruiiteed. May ‘2t3eod&w
for their love of the uppermost seats
in the synagogues and of the title of
Rabbi. Coupled with this came the
instruction: “But be not ye called
Rabbi, for one is your Master, even
Christ; and all ye are bret`nren.” Why
should the brethren rise up in the
presence of one of their own number 'I
The sacred writings are clear in
their teaching that the church edifice
isa place for the worship of God and
not for rendering homage of any sort to
any man, however holy or learned he
may be. But here the insidious ques-
tion comes in: In rising before a bie-
hop are we not rendering homage to
God whose ambassador he is? The
answer is found in the reason given
why an apostle might not be addressed
as Master or Rabbi. Any extraordinary
act of deference paid to a dignitary
'ofa church in the place of worship
and all pomp of hats and robes,
seem to the writer as out of place,
and contrary to the teaching of the
Book by which all Protestant
churches profess to be guided. And
church titles seem to belong to the
same category, from “Reverend” up
to “His Holiness". But this is only a
lay opinion, and probably will not be
accepted by any of those who are not
alieady of that way of thinking.
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JOHN T. IVICKENZIE.
THE THILOR
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be umed that the word thus used Solnot knowing then how to receive their
Bishop, is too childish for comment.
will not satisfy the solid, souni, sen-
sible iiien of St. l’aui`s.
These little ohling-is coming in, if not.
put ii stop to, may result in a very
serious and painful division; is we well
know how terrible the one was eight
_veiirs ago, brought about by the intro-
duction of Ritualistic practices.
Shall we oppose these little changes
or let them go? ls it our duty to sit
still and allow these liltlc beginnings to
creep in. and not enter one word of pro-
lte-’t? If we draw back and refuse strife
and contention for Clirist‘s tru li. there
will soon be notliiiig for us but suoinis-
;_sioii and disgrace. Some men cry.
"pt lI.l!<t‘, pL‘li(_’r‘. Gil ' S"iCI`llIUri €‘\'€‘Yy-
thfiig lor peace." li' one dares iiiier
bile word of warning hc is at once ill-
liiouncrtl. disliked as an agitator tire-
braiid &c.
' What We want is a really Protestant
_ livarigeliriil Church of England, or no
Church of England at all, for is it 1 ot
the Ritiialistic tarty that is ciusiiig so
much trouble in England today? i
It is a great pity those who want a
more elabi rate, theatrical service, wil
not go where they know they can get it,
instead of raising discord and dissen-
sion in a truly Protestant Evangelical
Church,breedeis ot strife and unsettlers
, of the peaceful harmonious feelings of
' many members of our church.
Changes that wound, startle and
perplex sorne.should never be thrust by
private individuals into public worship.
It is to be hoped that all loyal church-
men will be calm, dignified and deter-
mined to resist all changes. which tend
toward the introduction of Ritualism.
Use the public press to give these mat-
~, ters the light of di y, and get thorough-
ly organized at 0: ca. so that we may
be prepared for any emergency. _
CHURCH Goan.
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Siifferers are at Liberty to Oorreapond
with the Above Address and will
Obtain P ull Particulars Re-
garding the Great Cure-
illi .
HERB IS WHAT HE SAYS: _
Gentlemen,-My wife was most terrl-
bly amlcted with protruding piles, and
con‘templat_eil 2- Surgical opeiatiori. A
friend of ours recommended the u=c cl
Dr. Ch_asc's Ointment, and less than
one box effected 9.* complete cure, ' We
were So D1ea.sed`with the oiiitmeiit that
I tried it myself, as I have been
troubieii win- an unsightly skin amic-
tlcn' which covered the lower part of
my face.
For 25 Years I suttered untold agony,
and was treated by the best medical
skill In the United States. I consider
Dr. Cha.se’s Ointment worth its weigh!
In fold for piles and skin disease.
' Dr. Ohase’s large-size recipe book.
cloth-bouind., sent to any address on
receipt of 50 can-ts, by addressing Dr.
O1'iaso’l Company. '.l.‘cnou1.o or Butch.
sir. ' "
WANTS, LOSTS, FOUN DS,ETC_
WANTED.-_A girl for _liouse: work must,
kfiow some thing of cooking. Apply to ,ill-,.»
It t’nlmcr,Queen Street. 5 cl W gf,
'i o_Lli'i‘_'i‘li.-_ southern it-..ifOfilnii...te ciligf
Justice Pfalmers House on Queen Street,
Heated with hot water. Electric lights etc,
Rent nioderate. Apr-ly to Mrs. E. Pal ner
Qppen Et. or H. James Palmer. Ch"1`own Nov.
z) _ _
This might do for sch ol chlllli-en but I
P' Dr. W°_i_°dIs_ B!0_°_d__=n9__N¢tv.° PINS. s __
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Christmas
_
LIST '
A
Albert Chains,Alarm Clocks, Art Goode.
Amytliyst Rings and Broachee.
IB
Button Hooks, Bracelets, Birtlida
Rings, Baby Pins and Rattles, Badge But-
ton-, Branches, Butter! Dishes, Brushes
with silver mounts, Bottles silver mounted.
Boxes for collar buttons, stamps, m\tches ,
jewels and bonbons, Baking Di.=hes,Bronze
Figures, Belt a..d Buckles, Baroiiieter-,
Bells, Boys TVl1tclies, $1.50, $3 up.
G U
Card Trays and Cases, Cake Baskets,
Casters for dinner and breakfast, Candle
chers, Celery Dislies. Coffee Sets, Spoon..
Combs, Carvers in cases.
ID
Enamel Brooches and Pine, Ear Rin
Stands, Emerald Rings, Emery Cushions,
Elgin \Vatches
Forks, French Clocks, Fish Knives an
Folks. .
f G-
Garnet Rings and Brooches, Gol
Watches and Jewelry of all description
Gravy Ladies, Grape Scissors, Glass box
with sterling tops, from Qtlc up. ,Cir
Vlfatchee.
Diamond Rings, Dgert Sets, Desk Sets.
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B
Hand Mirrors and Hair Brushes. Silver
Mounted Hair and Hat Pins, Hall Clocks.
I
Initial Pins from 5c each, Ice Pitchers,
350 each.
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~ Jewel Boxes, Jewelled Rings, Jelly
Dishes and Spoon Jugs.
K
Knives and Forks, Knife Rests, Keeper
Rings. Keys, Key Rings.
IJ
Ladies Watches, Dockets, Lamps,Lenses
for Spectacles, Ladies.
DE
Mirrors, Mustard Pots, Match Boxes,
Marble Clocks, Marine Glasses, Masonic
Rings and Pins, Manicure Goods in pieces
and sets.
K'
I Napkin Rings, Necklets, Nuteracks.
O
Oddfello-vs’ Pins and Charms, Optical
Goods, Orange Bowls and spoons, Opal
Rings, Onyx Clocks, Opera Glasses.
P
PRESENTATION WATCHES, `l’<.-_-rl
Rings, Pen Holders, Pencils,I'ickle Dishes,
Pins, Paper Knives, Pitchers. Pie knives,
Purses silver mounted, Peppers.
Q
Quadruple plated Spoons, Forks,knive
etc _ quality guaranteed as represented
all goods sold.
I1. _
£5 g 1 gi gag
ch:ldren`s all prices; either in stock o
made to order. Ribbon vest chains, and
Guards, Reading Glasses, Rolled plat-0
Rings and Chain. S
Sterling silver table ware in boxes,studs
scissors with silver handles, silver thim-
bles, brooches and novelties, souvenir
_-poons and boxes, shaving mugs, spoon
holders, salts, salad bowls: Scent- bottles.
salvers, sugars, soap boxes, syrup jugs,
silver polish, spectacles-golzl, silver,
aluminium and steel. If' you do not
know the number of the lenses your friend
needs, we can fit up a temporary pair, and
put in the right glasses later. ~
I Turquoise Ringsand ,Br-oaches, Tea
Sets, Tea 'Sf~oori_=, Thermome‘ers',` "I‘in`ii»
pieces, 'l.‘i;‘,:iys. Toast;-tact: s`,T0-.itli`Pioks.
Tea Balls. 'lfea B»=l`ls Tureens.
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Useful sud ornamental articles for
presents. Urns, Umbrella Claips. _
I" -  '
¢ -Vest Chains, Vases, Veil Clasps.
Vegetable Dishes. Vaseline jars,siEver
tops. filled with perfumed vaseline 20c
up. _ ‘
Watches -The leadin makrs in
handsomily engraved casi or plain. so
that you can have Whatever you \~i~h
engraved thereon. Wedding R-i gs,
\\'aitcrs, VVa.ti=r Pitchers.
-  XMAS PRESENTS
_Y _
 You are invited io call and see them.
Z
Zoological specimens in bronze. Zero
E.W. TAYLOR
VICTORIA .IEWELRY STOKE.
Nearly opposite Post Oflice, Ci;i`toWn
~ d3eod mon, wed &fii lf.
NVANTED- -A t`c\\' boarders can _booomfox-1.
ab1y`acconioda.tc.l at Mrs. Jessie Dixon, Stcvr-
HI L f`f\`@€T- '25 ‘lawliiiwl
T0 LlC`I: A Dwe ling* on upper Euston Stree
§lJDl.i' fo( iiAnLi~:s _\'lc‘_.ni~:GoR. i
‘_ I4`U.I\'. D`i\l’4fI`__‘\ ew 1.evlBe|` encyyg-10paedi,‘ _U1C_
_ 10“f”11`Y- 4 ’» 05.0300 nag-os, richly iiliistratcd;r-an
_ be had at about half price at Hornsl>y’s Book
Store.
b - __,___
,by Messrs Blake Bros. next to McLeod"
oneirimiiiiin K :_  ~ °
*November lI__R.%iea<i§_iE;pgt. Possession given
rrrhio-'r-'rii t f rtabi ' -
house situated son (;l)7l:t,gr St.r¢;t?riiii§v 
sion of Mrs. McDonald. Possession given
°b°“* 2°“"~`°P¢'-°mb°='~ Apply so Peake Bros
RCO- Ariz- 20th istis ood.
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T0 LET.-The uilding at present occupied '
“FIFIY TWU .WEEKS WITH Still,”
Afasciiiating study of The Iiitcriif-itioinl
Sunday School Lesson for 1899, now ready. No
Christain especially Clergyman or Teacher
should be Without _it. Beautifully bound in
cloth of two colors, with stiff boards. Price
ooly_35 cents. Strongly recommended by
lcadin Cie 1 b boo
g rzymen. Uli sa e y all
sellers. or sentfpostpaid on receipt of the price
G00lS_*
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the best safeguard to health in our climate Recom
ded those who have worn them as the beat wca
and most comfortable Underwear made Honest as I
fashioned Homespun.) Warranted all Wool and Gi
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anteed not to shrink in the washing Immaterial
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laundried . _ _ -
See that the trade mark Standelds Uni-brink
Registered _is on every garment before purchasing
` All reliable dealers sell them
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sticks, Chain;-°, Clifirins, Clocks. Cuff But ` I
tons and Links, Collar Studs, Compasse. '
Cups, Canes, gold mounted, Cream Pit- 1 A
Tlinrt the place to buy your Holida Goods is at t
J cwelry and Fancy Goods Store, where there is i
sort ment of nice new oods to sel t f'
° ' a
from $1 25 up. Jewelry in all the latest designs
We have all kinds of watches and sell che
Frwt Dishes and Knives Fern POH3 of best quality and finish. Fancy Blue Chinawari
prices, Fancy Goods, Games, Toys, etc, cheapei
d cheapest in the city
inner:
Prowse’s New
` a s
Sunnyside opposite
[nkStands. Individual Crue e, silvertop, _ Watches, Clogks and Jbwelrv
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' (The World s
Total Assets
Annual Income
Surplus
-Insurance in force
All Canadian Policy Holders secured
ernment of Canada.. Policies payable in
Most liberal policies issued to suit all
insurers.
PETERSON
lhelll’sNli Plat: like
Patronize Home Institutio s
Wear Home Goods
B B   ience made of wool
Tr on Plain and Fanc Tweeds
Tryon doubled and tviiisted Bannrck Gopds that do
burn Tweeifs. GODIIB th-Bt W
TW” L,““"°` D‘."°’f” G°°"s' U li ir bi Bla ki
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Tryon \o‘idy Suiiings, up rm 8' 8 n
T n N V ser Bliinkets that wear
A lc
. '79, "‘ 5' g°s’ Tr on our Read
TWO" Hamespuns’ Suitsiiiiid Ulaiers otiiyo
Tryon Fmmels' The best value in C
.Tryon Blankets
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“yon Yarns' _» ff Sdlll lilvgall Iileadiiig
llylln Wlnliilvllanpulillullng I
THIS IS MEANT FOR
Tliermoirieters. '~ l
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, $2,000,g
SUSCRIBED CAPITAL, 1,318,
PAID UP CAPITAL, 500.0
RESERVE, 3ISl Dec., I896, l.02`l,5
GROSS INCOME IN 1896, l,Z`l5,0
Deposited with Receiver-General
in Canada, 84,0
BUSINESS TRANSACTED.
PERSONAL ACCIDENT INSURANCE.
EMPLOYERS’ LIABILITY.
ACCIDENI INSURANCE COMBINED
SICKNESS BENEFITS.
Vl0RKMEN’S BENEFIT INSURANCE.
ELEVATOR INSURANCE.
DRIVERS’ RISK INSURANCE.
TI-IIRII PARTY LIABILITY INSURANCE
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' Publishers Summerside, Gen. Agent for P.E I Agent
Toronto L Nov. 8-tf, eod. _
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Eye Glisses, Ebony Canes mounted. Egg  D6 II1&(I6 C0 SLIIC aill
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