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THE SUNDAY SCHOOL whesu wife and tastily were Christiana,
was once asked by another why be dot
not speak to them abut u. Ile replied
that their Christianity gate theta iapp'
Analua►I Convention of the Hu:POrt trots, and he oeslel rut it., envious 40
8. 8. A eociation. take that la•ppissees away. The dying
wools and hake sat actions ..1 the roost
noted Infidels of the gesilMy was a reef
that their embelint itwrtgbt thew no
castor( yr hop% The (((raker had tet
found one Well who etteldisy he felt the
better fur hearing Cot. Reb. iu,gersoll
lecture loudels are for the wet part
Tice 123k annual cenventioa of the 11a •
negative wets The O ristMr world may
reit (aunty H. le. -(amnesties cuwttenced today lay with •1! fairness 1f yup are
•te sittings au the Methodist charms Sea-
forth,
e, mewt.. cake away all that tie Gospelforth, on Tuesday atten,a•n Mr. David glees cat, what are you going to love es
'i' plady, Clarion, root Jaw, in ibe chair. ill return 1 Infidelity has tuwe to as in
as IwSml4tas Septra a eywee.le of Ulm
ssseeltses Reefed Slats For fiesesasy
%tenet Werner..
After the opening sagercioss thu cha.r-
iran appointed the several committees.
Verbal report* were heard (nom the fol-
lowing schema : 'elewforth Methodist, W
11'Gray . Sest.rth Presbyterian), 1) D
Wilson , Ge.dench North Rt. Methodist.
W Meld:Mora ; Clinton Itsttenhury at.
Methods'. J C hevettoon ; Chinon (hi•
tanto Methodist, 1: Hull ; Zuni, Col
throe latter days with a pitubl. alias.
It soya •e effect "1 wash 1 eouid !relieve
but 1 cannot. I would like to he a
Christian. for Christianity is moral and
;taod end helpful, bat t cannot bel,eyn.'
Find tits founuattuusof infidelity. Search
theta out, and yuu will fled that as e
rule s.muasuees is at the bottom. Their
life is the father of their weed er rather
borne, Methodist, R Yonne ; Holmes- '.f their ursatwns. Infidelity .r on the
sale Methodist, Time C Pickard ; N'.t- track of human life every• here, ani must
t..n Methodist, A M•orruult • Bethany wet by the church. Wei hate a form
Presbyterian. A )1cLbugall ; Exeter et antidelity that tooey net be charged
James Wit. M.thodte,. C stall ; (Jute's, with vileness. Gird ►a eve» now reeror-
Meth.diet, W Yee ; iettlevaad.a trameh of Iter Alpaitiw.'t seiseti6u
teen towards divine rerun. God is
britivine learned man to tu%e a better
understanding of the troth. He cited
the spontaneous life -genu test . 1 Huxley
and utbers, 'bowing that the mistakes of
scientific teen only continued the weed -
neva of the philusophy of the senoturse
infidelity most b.. met by the church.
we wen greeted with the cheering news The church meets it in the Christianelf s shute adtea•l bet,.z •t4.•utt Acters,"
ileum. an the Cbnstaao pulpa, mwita it
to our Christian satiety, meet. it cat
and prrgrees sou the interests and apple- public lire, meets it in the fact of ser
cation shown by teachers ,n their were.
The subject "H .w the S. S. should be Christian cisilvatiun. The Sunday
school is Gal's safe Lard ley p,reeecupy-
supported financially, and how its tnoney trig the minds of the children. Ltfidea•
*hould be impended, was !ntreduced by try says that as net fair. It alts keep
everything back !rem them until they
ere old a avugh to think for themselves,.
(.al takes pity en children not responsi-
ble for their ignorance of him. The
children are nun. and we china them
fur Gtnl. 1'.,rosaiaa is 11:3311 pine. of
the le+, and if we take the nine taints
we can &fund to let infidels tt / for the
tenth part. The Sunday steel is a
place where Bible doctrine :s taught,
from the $errttures,frum the catechisms,
etc. The mind is fhns early drilled and
moulded to Christian principles. Cardinal
Mantling had said Give me the first
atthought not fer,tettiaat the elate.
We ata Tran of a child "s life, at." I doll'[
should teach .•1 the tni.seon cause the tare rhos may have it after. Si. years
durivus pnlrlege that ""dlies Ripen w at home and 11* 111 11:o Sunday scbo,l,
to work fur hitt. and whirr manhood is and there will net !H wish chance ter
is reached they will b•• prepared. Pet
estam•tee be made as to, the anaemia ne-
cessary to tarry on a ache•.!, and get the
children interested. The aubject was
also spoken un by 1) I) Wilson, Jelin
(algae, iter. T M Campbell, it Lums-
den, l' l' Pickard, T Hendee, K Yates,
A M•orrasnn, W M t;ray,Res, .1 Kenner,
Ree. J 11 Carsten Rev. Mr Fletcher, ell
&rr•etng with the speaker in the main,
but they would add that of the ea'h•*l
motive Is. wppsrted, the church should
tet, T Harvey ; Egenondvil'e Prsehyre
ruin, S Cistercian,. and as Weston sop the
various reports we find the following
showing .- Progress, because during the
year a large number hare consecrate.,
their hearts no (hid. Progress in the
temperance department. as there is 3
large increase of pledged taetutallera,and
Mr. Jarnw Seel(, .r., Chilton let. The
scholar Camila be mails the channel
through which the funds come ; children
should he taught that they are stew-
ards, and that they are only gating back
to (had its own. By riving the money
through the scholars it educates them as
the virtue of giving. End. The children
,bould understand that they should give
regularly and feel that a dehnite amount
is required. The sch.H4 should be sup-
ported Itberally, the money uukht fin(
t.. go for thor..ugh or complete equip.
vent fur the carrying one of the ached,
that it Clay be nsvitlag and interestintr,
irfule'rty. The Sunday achoni is doing
a
gond work is beildirag up the children
in doctrine! truths. It helps the church
by bringing children more directly Into
an experience ref aslratlen Let aehild'e
heart kuow the saving power of (.sol,
sud that child cast never live and die in
infidelity. Ile instanced the cast .1 a
minister who had apsstaticed, bat who
afterwards cans back to his first belief -
the religion of his boyhood. The Sunday
school is 'becoming more and inure a
corns in its assistance, also that the er•wan! power, earherinl momentous as
claims of missions ought regularly to be
at grows, and the prevailing sentiment
supporter(, as well as rho in/meaniname, 'a the church now is, we want the
of the echoed, children should sacrifice tor
children converted. We are losing
the sake el nivan¢, 311.1 p.trent.should see sight of deto h inat shah•, and era
endearnrieg to have the children brought
to Christ. We are not waiting until they
grow old, but to children --to the little
oar -- we new come and endmrur to
bate their know Claret. if they are
eenverted to (1.4 and know the blur of
suvatum, iatidetity in whatever melee
will net be able to get hu'd of Wit' *8331.1
ren and draw there away from Coed.
The subject, "Tho Bible, the Worlds
Light and Guide," wads uwn.g to illness
of lir. It D Bayley, taken up by Messrs.
J C Stevenson and W M (:ray. Now
dark our land+ would to were it net for
the Bab•o 1 We shoule follow the ex-
ample of I'sul, fur a* sown as God. light
fell on hien he taught and imparted the
same unto ethers. This glorious light
shows as our imperfections. The lithos
tea guide that is understood. it reveals
sin roan, and rumps to as with s Ian+eon.
It is a guide to the man in business, art
tells that f•dliness is profitable above all
thine& The Bible as a guide to us in,
Presence c f danger, and provides a re-
fuge. This guile is infallible.
"Temperance teaching a part of 14. 8,
work," assigned to Res G B Taylor,wa.,
in his absence, spoken en by D D Wilson
and 8 Yates. The itilde tpthes iota,
abstinence. intemperance is a maltreat
crime. This temperance teething is right
and inecce•rdance with serial and puliti
al economy, and se 'humid begin in the
th Soloed. Mr. Yates said lbM.
temperance teschine is the question of
questions ; we should comment., now,and
especially "look out the young hien, and
if po.e,LI., rescue them. The S 8 most
persistently teach temperanze as a truth.
that chtldreu air rel'ubrly furnished
with funds.
Quest inns end answers were next taken
up, and veriest opal tons were aslaed,
and answered-, in which township or ca•
colt eonvelt.ona were recormended,also
that the prent..hon of a.:hobs he left
with the superintendent in cuI.Conence
with the teacher.
Thu I'ueiosea c.. acnittee reported pro-
gramme i. ,. evening session.
As se review tI,e tarsi..'., ae regret
that more were riot present to psrtiripote
in the nfwninc exercises and share the
benefit., and would urro delegates in the
future t.. make it a print to be ptceent
at the first motion.
*sr'ISA 'e.41eiN ar aTso»err afire.^1,
7-30 P. IS.
The presidents addrose consisted of a
pleasant anecdote. and be excused him-
self owing to the lateness of Goo hoer.
Rev. T. M. Campbell, .1 Cederich,
then &poke on the topic. "The n1abhlth
Scheel eve Safeguard Against Infideli-
ty." A fanner was once asked, ••How
ie yeas get so fiord a fleck r aped he
replied, "R; takuag care of the lambs."
The rburch as now tieing filled up frust,
the ranks .1 propertied children. By the
terra (n*iirlity, we mean alt that assails
or antagonises Chi let ianity - all..hrthet
refined we melees, that is opened.
God's wool. 'Che Sunday *clued is one
department of the church's wean( to
fortify it.tlf against the inrueds of in-
fidelity. infidelity now puts itself be-
fore us an tele total seers. It a open, it is
mooing : at flatlets itself before the
world on three days we find it bore and
11111n osaslo!e ratt5JTlwtlar ''tirar7r.
rampart.. It u a oftseshoning, in the "Music in the. 8 S " was intradeeed
langira:•e and style of Col. inyenoil, of by Rev. AIS Smith, Varna. 1st Its
the word of lied. We find it oomaanes tntpurtence is admitted by a1!. Ar or
in secret secretly wurkinf as well as ran a5 neeeaaary to lea.' and keep all
openly. Subtle formas of infidelity are the parte together , an active and proper
presented to ua in literature. -Then we person to tale the heed. The music
have it diseumerl,goine under false colors, should be eheerfol, and tie words pro-
f; eumes no us in (he fere, of rationalism. pent enunciated, .O that children will
understand what they are Mem, ; fresh•
nese and variety are e,apnt,aL The
emotion was spoken to T Mc(a hcutdy,
tt (11 (:ray, and 8 Tates.
On subject "Mode of main•arning re -
eater attendance in the li S. ' an able
(eater was prepared hy M• Horse.! For
ter, Clinton, and in hie alienee was reed
by A 11 Manning, Clinton. Tor teacher
shoat hoc one rhoroughly memento!
with the .rhnlar, and see that regularity
the .only hole and happiness of non. and impar.( are kept up. The teacher
The only hn,r, and happiness •f man is should seek the absent and knew the
that which the (Impel brings into hie canes elf arch absence. The aoparation
heart. inhdellty is the enemy of man, of timelier and echnlar breaks the in -
because it thus anlagnnuee ilia hat tent. The invitation should he scatter -
interests. Any man who is sines'. and •d hnadesset, and canvassing committees
truthful will harm the welfare of het sppr.rnt.'.i, aided by the pastor. The
fellows at heart. Rot what are infidels ie*eelient raper was emphasized by 1
doing( to hives the wor d today 1 They McGillicuddy, 14 Tate,, Wed Gra
pielmoluate their views, but what do Armstrong, Armstmg, T C 1'uekard, John Lagan,
de to help humanity 1 flea they format R Yonne. A Morris i, Rey J Kenner.
nstyloes for the insane 1 t). they de "Ille.eretire Aids in Teaching Primary
*mythisg to nsit4r.1. *be •rtferings et ('`tastes," wits inters/lured by mos Me-
hmmenity 1 11 rbdelity e..wee 1.. es with flfllieod4y, of ftnd•rieh ill.stratu.n.
these negatinss in the foes ..f the work (1) Attesct .'tont,,, (2) 11o11 atlas -
of Christianity today, we sok of it. Have tine. ..l) Help th. underwta.ding, (4)
yeti oft* any sympathy with n. that we Aid the memory. (51 Associate tlh,w:ht
.host( hare any with yt.o f Foots Oho with tangible this's. 8. eared Wee -
Stet Ibe mhaereh hoe been ow the wet ..f (pities aids ss follows : Iflaobbnarda,
H.. thriller, visa sheet .toting vend. mare, *term ia beaks, tttgettose, vas)
Hut where is ia6delity f it her rover wend pictures, swish a.rs.wastes. slktger-
btsaoed hue sally arywhieve, but at hoe •
shrewd it it len, places. A al ere it object leashing for isfaot el•esse. All t
It tells us that see•ularistn is the (rest
thing to improve the melees. The
speaker instanced the secular awmialinn
of Tot -out.. I rider the name of secular"
ram and int.sleetush.n3, and reho.natiem,
infidelity Come, to us, and thus dis;uu-
ed, would make on inroad into our
heerta. infidelity enter. nice. the Christ
un religion. It n openly and se.•rctly,
publicly ss well am privately, an *snowed
enemy of t'hrtatianate. it antagonires
nature is at bead for the teacher.
Thi terrestrial, things osleetiel, stars,
etleta bards, mimesis, art,eraaufaot.rre,
tee butte, ib. shop, war, agriculture,
flowers, stones. F..r i:lt3stratave teach•
Sag we should appropeatn that assurance
of scripture, "All things are tours."
The gnat poet had beautifully put it
There are teetwee ,a trees�
Hoek* I. the mamas
Moo•.,
And semi L ewerrtedor.
There are mod illustrations in erery-
th►utt. tree bus the Master taught_ He
ratio' so objects to snf.rce►ud illustrate
thought. Ha used the Sowers of the
Sold, the birds of the air, the wine telt
Oen, patches, lest money, the Roman
penny (a lecture on political te000my
concisely put), playing children, the
hinjrt household, the vtre, dn.r,shetp,
sheepfold- And when he wanted to
show the jealous diampl•• who was the
greatest mate, he placed a little child in
their midst lgl..rytying ebild1nud and
object teaching) and said, "Except ye
be converted and t000nne es little child-
ren, ye shall in nu wise enter the king
dura of MO." (The intensely oe d
weather having prover ted a clam of tittle
ones from counsel( cot, Jir. McGillicuddy
resolved the convention into a seat prim-
ary class, and trace !hew some practical
teaching as little boys t..4 gala j U.
painted to the window, and ask who
at ousted. The class replied to let is
the light. Where does the light erose
from 1 Fronts the sun. .!esus is called
the Sun of righteousness, why 1 Be
cause He was the Light of the world
And so en. 11. then showed a key, and
drew lessons from It. Then some his
suits of warms shapes, and the thought
was benefit' mut (het as the shape had
been given while the Lisccit was yet
soft, ao the heart feta ata lasting impres-
sions early in life. A hook also carne
in for use as an illustrative aid. The
clasp et "children" acre very gaol for
their age, and appeared t.. enjoy the
work.
Bleat retire side in intermediates! tiers
were exb,hited by J C Stevenson, to the
delight and profit of alt, and many per-
sons
•rsons desired the remits and ability of
using such i'Iustrstu,ns, and *cute good
points grew out of the diocese. .
Io the absence of Mr. Jas Mitchell,
the topic, "The teacher's preparatien,"
was thrown epen to the convention for
three minute speeches, W Armstrnu.g, J
Logan, It Lemsden, E Cssh, H Yates.. A
Morrison, and T McGillicuddy taking
part thereis. Prepare practical teach-
ing, and aim at the one treat object of
salvation thrunch Christ. Read the
lesson first, study well Its contexts, and
truce references. The study should by
made daily, and rot left until the last
hoer
Report of the nominating committee
for the ensuing year was ss follows : -
l'resident, l ..bt Lumsden, Seaforth ;
Vier Presidents, I) I) 11{laeo, T Mc(lil-
ttcuddy, Jas Thompson. i) Tiplady, C
Snell ; Executive Cvmmattee, W M Cray,
11 Foster, S Yates, W R Hutton, H Mo-
Qusrrie, and all resident ministers of
Wrotham ; General Secretary. .1 C
Steeemero wed A 11 Manning ; lltnnte
Secretary, W J Clarke.
is any I*eaen taught us, it should Is t'.1
to 31s, straw( cat our speech and wtiot
The filth sad last peed was, the te'aeli
week 'etch the child was the fouielrti..
of 11 a future of the child's life, We
now laying the twund.tp'n on which 11
child abed bus d. We roust are caret
that these en tr,ttal t.. loaf care de nt
build on sated) foundation. W. tau
aim to haeme thew huitrl nu the Rock of
Ages, that they may afterxards be with
the angels to stye./ the glories and praise*
of the Lamb around the throne et G.
e. enter and attettws .1 the geese p•etort Memo er w•aseer,
w sttot►drug Lw alas been eery veil. (Ihsr Maur (.linked reatmlu.'Juliss..ii ti•
ere treat apparent dieteulty dustier t3.• siut-
11 . or wraiths, b on the matter of o.us. As
re we are isocl, weltered, arced the
.e Lound. ..i t he .•w1grrgatl.n., 31 a dtliicent
ul to aro on !ewe theta amyl •rota' mam-
4 mg*, and this new stasiderJ team u net
at it .ser favor. ((till the average attend•
'nee has been wall kept up, and all Oen-
osresd are faithfully ende•,otiug to keep'
ta. the work. ,.cad toe helm lactated ohms -
Illy • ill ort tail.
The following in anhwlancw was recti. -
ed fast year, and applied thou as Noll ra
to this omit a work. It is frau the Sup- •
I, ertnteudart cat the Baptist Sabath
nl echo•( at W imgham : •'l`t a•:,.,sou i.v+
With oar *Sheol we *Sava a wiaeaos banal, ,
✓ called tae Willing Wutkers`lrursi.1n Nit '
1•. 1 cion Band. We have over 100 in,uIlwrs,
it and the ureetices ase held monthly. 11 e
I- 'aro ?Noynlg for the education of • luatlieu
tr boy and girl ea 10.11a, ..nt of the ruuntes
paired ny the band, Th. interest taken
Ott m3oston souk Ly the eten1l4rs is very
h great, And much �.+.J is twine done. We
be expert this }ear t-. raise 1100 for wart-
, Diens Ever since oar organization lied
R. lam been with usaud richly blessed out
efforts I hope the time will Well ,rove
.d.
The following persons spoke en the
subject : T. T. Pickard, John Logan,
Rev. J. !►saner, N. Yates and Rev. J.
Braley. Another Incentive was a.1.1s
love to Christ and working Ivo the L.
always brines reward.
Thetapir, "The t; S.. ata e•uttit, •
nng5went and conduct, ' amines! to 1
B. Hutton, was, in his atsenes, lake
up by IC Irwin, Clinton. and T. Meth
licudy. We sbuuld seek to male st
school rums attractive. introduce. gospel
humour.' Sociability a necessary
bleak teeel eserch. es are chert*, r; tort:
orsmeetings are helpful . se must
stems hearted and kind,
a7/T11 IwN.IO'-rag*$TT*Rla' • nuke-
Evsia.D;( seMivn cumr11eileed at.
**clock. with prayer by iter. A. 1). M
Donald. The tardy of the chur_h w
sxtupied t•_v tioi!)v -tk-- nl4ren of Use
town, who had turned out an lame nuns
bora. There was also a large nu,ober
delegates and others present. The sin,I
ing was led by lir. Keret, and Mt
Wilson presided et the organ. The ung
ing by the children w.ts hearty and
meledeous.
The fnllnwin_ addresses were deliver-
ed : -- Mr. 11. Clarke, of Exeter, •,n
"Doing g.val. 11te test way of getting
fond, :.ti•1 p►antet tut that we mist
first ",et good and that shoeld be
'.now. A great many ways of doing
good arias every day, and willing heads
can constantly tintt something to du W
should always be gn...1Sauraritanu,watch
wee for opportunities of dein, good
Ivey. G. F. Sattun,en "What we shoed
expect from the achalers in the Faunae
First, to study the lessors on istecitia
at home, :nark- all the dif&c.lt passing
at home arid ask the towhee to 'septet
them : second, .how petal -self iu 111e
h..iae to be true Sunday wheel scholars
third, teachers expect yuu to remember
in the home and obey what your S. 14.
teacher tel!. you.
1Re, Mr. Musgrave. "What is •.pest
ed of the scholars .n the school.'- first
children should be reverent ; :nd,ahee
enite heartily in the S. S. work ; 3rd
children should help to maintain order
and 1* attentive, ask questions ; 4th
we want all the bots to be Christie
gentlemen. and girls, t'hrisdien laches.
The President eleet, Mr R. 1. edea
• Saforth,) was introduce), and thanks
the contention ler electing hist to th
honorable position, and asked for heart
co-operation in the responsible work.
Au essay. "Preparation for the S. S.
sou read by Rev. J. ltr.ley. The object
M important, es many person, bosons
converted though the instrumenuht
of the teacher. The teacher must be
pious maw, a ttible student. There must
rouclra *tBaluw- rttTnolthr (5t3e'5 W precticl Christianity. The teach*
2 D. m. Opening exercises. should endeavor t.. thoroughly master
women- "The Teacher's Responsibility' wen- the lesson. 'Ch. teacher should alert
tr.ducel by Rev t; Pletcher. Thames cultivate a ss, spirit of cheerfulness an
roan. The speaker wished to show the should be converts! and de*oted to th
difference between responsibility and Ob- church. The world never neededligation, and wished all to look at it ass heist; church more than it act's today
response, and that response should b e Pero nal appearance should he teat and
wither. God is laying obligations sensible,
se
upon every teacher in the $*Loath I farewell address were indulged in
School, and asking f.. rest ortse, T.:•
tetdtstey of the world is t:, leave Jesus
nut. and the response comes from the S
8. We will put Jesus in. The u1diga-
tiun 1r sorry brndiig. berwase of the age
in which children are entrusted to nut.
are. therefore we assume a great re-
sponsibility. The ti.ne elven the teacher T.• the President,titicers and delegates
as very short_ The success of the S S of the twelfth animal convention of the
depends upon the teachers. county of Hainan Suudey t4;11wAnstalt-
The subject was discnased b7 S Yates. fiun
T McGillicuddy, J .ha Logan and R The returns which have been ramawed
Lumsden. trnn' the different Sunday 1ch,•-o's of the
Geier t, the delay iu the train•, the counts, for the year len44, show that
substantial erasers has been inside in
the grand work in which we are sug*ged,
and give abundant re f s e for thankful-
ness, atld the inapiraticn of froth courage.
The three essentials of S. S. work, as
7 when e• sty Baptist Sabbath Sch.wt in
e' the land will hate • uuss1on band srga i-
. • lost!. '
eve *&
tettelr'lolH _ -
of the conoty 1* the one at Crediton. he
longue,: to the Lvaagelical Assuctataen,
w and .trader the peatorat.' ..f Ree. J. A
hood[. '1 h. suponutendent is Mr. C
•
Rruwn, and the following a tt..epurt W
full ;
Total N... of scholars. . . 3L0
Total Ne,. 1.i teaches
Total
Average attn.dwee ;;J2
Mission money raised $
�. 8. expenses. .. .
No. of pledge) tat,.tall ers . 190
• 'rite 1u et erten lin...hest sato is in order
are as to l'.'ws :
d jo
•
s
w�
,a •tintou Y.. Itattrabu*7'$t.... 13 3/111
l:v.ar lt.. Jam,s M....._ MI M 3A 2,50r elestorth Presbyterian. .• 217
t1teton t'r brteriaa,.. ?01 ea 2-A Ito
Wirrgttam '. t'I3w, Gsi, :75 sa 3. l*.1 .
l de.Ich North St. Medi. '^• Z2 :110
tcst e
'derhlht•
i tbtterias 733 36 '-e •:3
•87 mistake. the attendant.• of the Nibte1..
(. nt Kaos !'bomb, I:edrrich,eras onutted.
it has a .nemhrrwhip of aserr 110. and .3, ,,rr --
a�aatteudanr, of 10. making it mu •h arfer
than aperar. to this reeurt.
Your aecretan.s have thought th+3 ri
, might next be un.nteresstiug, and pease.
, afford f.,..l hor r.lt.' ion if they made
n asote few conuparisms between the at-
tendant, at lite tartars Puddle Scheel+ in
• the coaniy mei the Sunday Schools.
d The t••tel uu.. 'ler of person. attend-
e ing the Pubic e.eds in the cent(( s
y 17,536.
InstillThe tete' nuruler attendine the' �.
from the return' Instillend cowpututi
the unreported is 1,,:M0
• The t•)tal number of pearann• ,n they county under lei tears of ante ie 1' 14, 1
a It will thus he sett. that If an
arca a made for .t 4,4o/entitle rtuwlter
✓ et elderly people who attend the S. S.,
and w1t., c,- taiul)• do, nut arse within'
the Pubhe Scheel census. there is a large
d number of ctoidrest certainly *.me r
• th..uaande who are not in the s.ht.tlt 1
a wheel We require usce more to hate
5enueled out to us the )!aster". command
"tie ye ant Into the highways and rhe f
hedges. and compel teen, to come in, t
that my heoae may he fuli.'
('arer:1g nue c.mparisen a little
ar we find that in tf.e four testi • •.f
snick we are able to get complete T.-•
(elan., *h. fit3nday Scba,l (wpwlati..n ton
siderrbly exce -1a that cf the l'ubbc
Schools in three : -
ler in character to (1.. ..u. glees bellow
hale hew received, and give pried et
the };teat value of l'obou . Hare than ata•
pain reluodyt. Try it,
Arnot., Feb. L0. -W's herein 'eddy
that we here used AenJiaN iu ma tauai-
Ilee, sold Loot [inti it • Anus( reliable
reusedy fur Cramp* ,n the alum.'►, alp
Ler headache, an 1 istontally fur !beam
atm Irina. N ..4....se ah.nttd til' without
thio tnrsfuaul.. re.3514). -Luxe Guts
Gunn, Cora. J.1'.
Buy is Wren:. armt.tn honk. ' at tltileem'a
dna. st..,ot% Luse Lotilw _6 cents, by
all til 11 Nijt ..
A Sell way seer).
"Ira beau lord %eiher for rallrea3-
tng," remarked an lllistou Central Rail-
road u.ud.:. t •r yesterday, "hut we bare
Mew* fen. 3..t she seine Wes :oil ewer
to a ttatn (het had a stn.. plow iu frust,
mum (brow!( &nits 1 WB, 11 you
wasn't, you I.a•e tan 'dere the way that
save Il.ee a hen the. weather .a cold The
etlgiamer eau 114.1 (dere see 113.5 to, could
I5 • gra( e. ?hat tlyhu4 .1155 g ,r5 every
where 1n the cats the entit-•er ai:d
tliewwen :.re cu*tpletely t!'u i..4 arra
That at/tXwi!i ot" anywhere.
fount same itnldr a bre 'a .y
bittern, e1ich ahi mighty aper .;port;
That diving stud', . ..sue, of *lir plow
and dt'aug au the anuli, ail. .*trough
glass, meet, tor anythi:►q, Lee Friday
we had a dude ren guy tall„ 'The
ha. a,.! a e :it fish gave to., mad of un•
paellas. lie in.nod fau.t wi•h the rail -
read ,-,.w;•-t,, teal autli time employes.
\Ml3mg suited him, sand he made a
wrtesaee „f himself with his cruel.
Pretty suer he walked to the trout end
of the sir and anted lookit.i( out the
,ler.'. Just thein we went into • drift in
a cut. 'fhreagh the creeds e f -that door
tome tau draftee; ,bucca o1 anew that
struck Mr. Lade one on either cheek,
When he turned around her wa• an ob.
jeer. He looked like a snow mill Yoe
coilda t err the dud, at a:! - motion' bet
stew. Itis south sud etre wore full.
It wall in his hair, dvwt. the broil ..' hie
neck, his ,,rockets wrro tell. and hie
sheet We was seven hones behind
toile then. and kept .m y*tre.a mora
behind at almost the no •.f '1•• .n Imes
W an hour, but we beard ns. ar or tas•
plaints frust that chap. 1t see a terrible
day, but, as I went up and down the rear
humnrau1 `l'II* anew, the keentifrl
snow. where he could hear re.l throat/lit
to Tayaelf *6l,1 it WA* OLP lr•rppi.st day
Nest 1 h.1 ha I since the day I meleteed
full tare truiu one of the tiirseture she
tint f • .'ultra. his pass."
A Total la seek.
Many a strung tonne has Mew toteb
wit ked by Ih.•u5.a:(stn, U. Ms -Crime
e•.u, of Lisesa.tcr, was cured .'f hrutrie
womanises by Burdock Clotd Qtt(....
t cures a:i h! .e i irpurit3ae.
by (1. M. Cray, Revs. C. Fletcher. A
1). Mc -Donald. and .1. Bodily and M.r
T. McGillicuddy.
The text erns intron will be held in
Winghanl, son the seroma Tuesday and
Wednesday in Feb.. leld6.
t meoreev + earner.
(,..neral Secretary* report was read by
Mr A H Afanr in¢, which was adup:ed,
and appears elsewhere
The report of the Treasurer, 'showing
• balance ..n hand .d $3 32,was adot.ted.
Mr .1 C 'teyins.w, the deegate ape 'given
by a famous American worker, Dr
p.in•ed to the world's lntcrnatinual S $ Vincent, are the three Gs -Grade, Crit
Censenti.n, 1: 1e, Kyo an Jgre sad Greenbacks. 14cl has given the
last, gave a hrief daunt of bas saait,and gkm ra 4.53 panty workers, earn beyond
sour eitrecls from the Cu4rntiut, mate their regsirta : the second Inas been dis-
played in many instance* where amidst
tra'.rdinary. That the owe* interesting much duceur•g•ment, in sparse settle -
meeting was addressed by help,* emote, and in plata where eco great
"Th. Incentives to Ear,iestneas
"'MC"' wear intverhseeol by Rev. 4-
11. Careen, of (iotlerich. The first in-
centive was the worth of the slut of a
8abhrth echoed child. The highest point t of t:, s. soot k
en 8. S. tea -hint is the salvation of the
scholar. Wears taught "What shall eaiat:AL 11 AT:•Tr.-.
it profit • man if lie gain the whole A larger response has been made to the
world and Nee h:a own soul t' That circolars nailed by your Secretaries
implies the fest "tee of a angle a.ol. ■ Iic,ttag the general S s sta:uth•sof the
Ne 8 R. teacher •hnuld cunfn,nt his cottony than in any f.retm ug yea, but
dues if he fails to hring beinre them the we art' cen,vn.twl that • larva her
truth of Christ. The future welfare of still remain m.i'epnrted. A summary of
the aced of a child is largely :n the hands the returns ;;it e4he following results
of his Mwnday seh..ol teacher. Second:y, No. of achocle repot:ang . 120
the dangers to the child'* stud. the Noe of scholar,... 10,1(43
dangers surrounding life. There is in Ve. of teachers ea odlosri. 1,1133
the child's heart the *sods of sin. There Total membership ... 11,311
,s to the world the counter t of that Total average atteninee.. 7,196
evil. How it eurrepte t soul) There increase cturn•g the year !UK;
*re rnemiw wit ore are rnemue 1Volumes an 6bnry.. 19,387
without aa--Q-l. In the heart of the N., reed fn,.nseh.olintoeherch, 327
child there is a tenden.-v to sin Can he 14 . hat ing remp'c.urgeoiistiens 30
nenrcome it 'maiden t '1'h, temptation to No. pledged .. . . 2 070
infidelity and ether evils is treat in the' tm'.unt raised for mestens 11806.20
world, and if these are rot counteracted 1 Amount raise) for the school tlt:l„97.40
M religi.eus !mini off, he roast re down, , arM-esl. rsttIRRa
The third point was the fact Gist He ( In answer to the question at to * torr,
was very brief. slit jou, tha r retertw ,penance e.rganineteen , the soperinteed.nt
NNIa7, and ion will End more *hart ; of LM.hweed ech.u.t says that the whole
eremite than long sates. 11 foe children stb.wl n • tewper.nev .,rgauitrat.on.
are, to last saved.if wall be, largely r aha ,fames Street, Kleist, M.113.4 st
result of the labors eif the towhees in rhe echoed. reports • Band of Hope of 210
Hwnday wheel. The child meat early are I•Jerl members
taught in throw teethe that will (certify I.g
lir R Harks reports s trnparane. (w-
him against all♦ remppttatn.ns of the world. ,anttwttr.n m asmrooti.,n with CentraliaThe reactor has • eliiild worn Aiw that ! S h which does entracte wort, anti has a
may not ter permitted to reach the affe o(� wsl
ea.enship of SBU, although the trial
twenty, In me f.sa$h ono, the ltrevntt .nl nmwhe re 75
sf lame at the ts. eher's d*ep..sil should . H•Jrnssrille MMhedeit wheat re
he an ineentivs to earnest and faithful porta • R..spel Temperance !tomer of
work. ttevew yeses wee a lsfine •revege
for theetteedarroe oda child at Pesoley i 1(N r. R.h.e, d•.i.rg gwsd f lik
*chard - perhaps flee aware would he
Mr. • • Mel.•rlis d Rwdto the
wearer it Whet dose this *emote to prier, R H, it orsswer to the
our rind. 1 We hare t13. elild lwtewgdt , (tee, auo, , $ : "The whole athoe4 is
dailyin enrolee* with thee. Clings that troop . f the RoStt flet "
Wel to destroy he moral eherane,. Pah, •xs coos atsslrSq warytea :
nee boor a week is memo to the ' "(lour wheel has bean eery well al-
eech,' to eneoterset the evil. if there tended ehet.sgdt the 'set roof. TIN ,
indilTerence reigned, the S. S. worker
bre patiently toiled for the Mettt•:r : and
the lett hes., on the wi.ole, been very
liberally given hy the patrons and ftiends
tee and Morns. H..rpeeially urged bet
Woolen dreams fit sem coder aro
ri.u.nt'.t 551!. * n•t:►nz cobs:, turned -
back aloha- l oft and suer, or revers of
the ulateriol, o'a tut 'ted with *elf-
cu4,re.1 ewhr'idrio, _
Fpr turtle rest,. t.ebiwrt pito, ti.y(-
aerm eruptions and all akin dl*arw.. use
3rof. I... * 13u)phnr Soap. , Ir.
Gcelerich.
Clinton,
Wit.:tha n,
Exeter,
1' S. at- 14. 14. at-
tendanee. dexd.iiee.
1215 Hlsi
"li 119:
'Ol ;06
tet):, 4:40
798
Brueela.. 4114
There cab lee ne doubt that the
n umber of schools hue decreased alightly
daring the year, owing to the 3110011 to ;
several localities of the different Motive ,
their churches with one school. Taking
this ion, account, and 'flakier the best 1,
compatati'm whorl the data we here ea- 1
alders ire to do, we have ooecIsdrd that
there are an the whole county of Iiuron
aborut 1510 Sunday schools, with a meta -
Worship et sahniest, teachers arid lancers'
of about 17.500.
The internato.nal convention at ...outs -
vine, age*, an oppertonay to "to'e ,acro
q uake a cnmpilatn,u of the S. S. stat.. '
lila ,d the a1.Ild, er}t1Cit lrIN11110 ire
a* follows :
al'*13: •, th ielt. aMiniTl, :i ie. T.! I. '
w. rRt3',
Sehula re. Tear -hero
4,1141,413 500,30
. K,1 telt:, 932,_83
•r -
(treat Britian
Unite] !states
British North Am,
soca
Europe
Asia
Aloe
Mouth Atw•ru•a
:181,330 45,412
717,310 49,631
314,00) I,77:
152.74:, 14,3;:1,
I:'0,000 3,008
Australia and the 1'a-
cdtic hs:es 1141,1100 ,!9.001,
Totals 13,'968,6211,539,s ;
Thee t' -tale form a Sunday 8eb•.nl
army tri the world of 14,673,346 teed:eta
mod .ch dant
-105.
Yong seeretaneo repute to knew that
there hat hr.en a steadily increasing re-
apers fur and appreciation of the Sonday
Seh.wl, net only in the church where
the value of bible study hy ?nun/ .mi
old ia more fully appreciated than berme
-hut among thinkkin:• wren outside the
ebmrh it is r.werenir.d a the agency
which more then any ether we aro to de -
peed for the bible loving citiaeos, whit
are t., stand for the defence of rotes.
tanthim and the dearest institutions of
our osenstry The Sunday School we.rk-
en bare responded to this taelsased sr
p�shon •( their work by tgnlater faith -
fellness and null : their hither enneef.
tiara •s1 the dignity sn.1 responsihlity al
the fAfew hate led to advanced plans,
and their ever enbreitrg clews of ate pus
erhelitier limes dersh.*ed as..., thoefht
fulness and eaten. wwccyy an !awe' r.ns.0
inent, and of totetol, •yatematie anci no
telli,onr Mode reedy, than has ever be-
fore been known 1n this or may 'thee
Mod. Resperefully submitted,
J. C. 1tlm nenw, lJoin
A. H. Matrrat.u, 1 fiery `•
A Ila.gia'a Tsenw,xy. -- F..t •
coli, ('.til or any Ihvr.chrcel a$oriplt,,
' Pecteria, 3u in y opini n. to Just flaw
hair. I have mien it in nav Lundy M'
(ou:ha end C..l.ht for the part tour Yet*
ai:h the twat ustvarird anonym*, and te-
.tay nay opank.t .,t et i+ that I r tettiuoj
tis think still more of that which 1 hq,as
(hack•- II
L wit tt .
Geo Kae", Ma:.:,_ger thatsi.. Beek.
Pickering.
Price 27. rent• at all drntrrias re
AYER'S
Cherry Pectoral.
Se tabor easiness are so (antlers is their
attack r tissue &Tons*{ tile threat are huge:
stew se tnMd with by U. majority of ase esr-
•us. no ordlaery ranee or cold. n..antLR
perb•De from a tronas or aaaoaaeltes el -
posers, is often but the bsgtaateg sf *fatal
rennases Areas AMaaw Pseeenaa b
111/
wont proves its wear) as a forts years' llght
•.tb throat and lung dis.'w'., and shoal M
Lees to all eases without delay,
A Terrible Cones Cbmee.
•' 1 * 1MT 1 urea a orrery told, shuts •scab♦
w'a I*ag.. 1 ked a terrible roosts See=
Wahl after a :t attire{ sisep tree loch.
gave IN el,. 3 tried AT1a's meati P.c-
* ,**t, which relieved era isa/r, latmteg
sleep Nd afforded sae eke net ossesasry
Her eke remora, d >w atraagth. It7 the
eeatntertl w of the Yet oto[. 1 /sem
teat Pati ser effewe..1, 1 Lia ane p years
eat, kale tad hearty, rod us satiated year
Lanus Pati^,*,e .ata me.
Aonaca Ia'ea•e75a ,"
le,hh.lsaw, 7 ., ,1017 u, 1a62.
CRIeP. -• trellis, Tr$1Ne.
"While M the towner, lam water say HMO
het. wee year, tie, ser l.k.n tot
St Mime/ as if M esra3d obs trona
SU.s. Ute of tbt family oyes.. IT.
of ATR*'. circuity ht roes a
aha-► was ewer kept is the beam_ . Z1
was tried IA .n.eil aid frewaeat ek est
toner a/4kt is tors Ova ball aa hear a►•
11(1s patient se, Neath.ng seen7, T1s. M
tow rad that the t' Pwererar. that
eared any Sailing '• life. tan 7011 IMAM so
oirmatiteder 1e*eerel7 joarq
e Geninur."
tNWetlath K,1: rTrot.yMayenU1*,
"1 )ase erred Aria's ammo rresetaa
t. my family He, •eeral years. std M
besllate r sweeoesee 3* tie away elealter)
seed, ler weighs tad wads are have ergo
whitLM Cr7.tat, Rias., irora g,J'tM�i.'t' "
" t sterns for sdgbt ramble= Itampaliak
and Grier try*./ 'may to assale with se row
•ms k 1 arae gored by the see et Aimee Cages
Ilylata, Maki 4140111.1
yrn s.1 •ar ramose L R TIatA,wl.
" t waw say Is
Som`-Iwg •••Ztr.eee
""�• rsubbia
Toast a pt) i 11111
11e'ms of es nfe..sta al IN *awn et
est ertws waft .most M postai wawa(
b Ns sae N Antra Cayman Itiostreermo
e d n stn 51s�s dUe seam a r
etas symrly karma No eaaeret el asINra
Crdsaai 1!•rer011Ais ipevlsgtMwass_i
101 4 he se, I Neat Ire
rareasrm Se
Dr. J. C. h &Colt Look Owe
11/11.0111