The Signal, 1894-6-14, Page 2"Only the Sca
Remain,"
✓i�AHENRY 1i1'lrr,,, of the James
Itil: 11'aulwt
1I:u•hinert. Co,
, s.1.,, r•e•rtle
Jlutra;
the
re
1,.r. • :r.! to am
-• 1./, .1. iuea
• rfortning(
r.. IL a toy
his. I k rt[owrt cane.
iT .'Sai'n't•
',Ara
FM T „ret ,live roe
J� .1., • ore. 1'lm.l
!!¢¢V , 'e ,a 4`0148.
the advantages et • ming. 'rooms wow
rSmighty power, bur it was cos bemuse uI tits
hero mush, er ars had the bees favored. Ihere u sythisg m the prufuuodeet
kaewlelge momently mouton 10 ih. high
ret spirituality. It u sosseary to have
our y,.uing mer eo trained that they shall
be .b!. to cope with the teael,era of error
who are sowing the seeds .I evil is the cor-
net Literature of the days and is other
ways. l)r. Atatlaffe g.ve . brief statement
od the Educational !winsome., calling
tllrtotal atteutIoa to the Ladles' ('alleges,
..d strongly ads. ting all Methodists against
the practise of pstroutrug coa.e°t schools
He cuacludeJ hie .darns by an et
preesiou of his desire for the salmon, warm
hearted sympathy and prayers of the curler•
mos for the success of the eduasttloetal work
of Ibe church.
The meeting closed at 10 e. e , by I►oxolo
gy sol lirsedictioe.
4 Aid
Mothr7 1f„ecl %we
1, •:•,•- run-
tttu/' Soret.
.• .: t n,, i toil. p,hy.
o could do
t',at the
.. li.SC. [ilii•
to try Ayer's S.traa'e.:,:' :• i took three
bottles, the sir. - Eitel 1 lido .• S •t
leen tr.uld•,1 ,:i •, •• Only the mars
remain, and ten tne.nury of the
past, to recommit nuc of the gwnwt
Ayer's $sruap;.rit1•t has done me.
I now w-.i_h to., handy •: and twenty
rounds, cud ani i•, oho bait of h. filth,
I Lave 1..-. n «.t, ti,.' r..ml for the past
twelve year., 1-,t.••iott..d Ayer's Sar.
aspirin. ads • it.'•d-in all porta of the
United Stat«e, noel always u.ke pleas.
We In teItiwt what good it did for toe."
Ayer's Sarsaparilla
Prepared by Dr.J. s Ayer k ('o., Gowns, Vasa
CNr.sothers, will cure you
c lc Ii'1I ('I.►` FEREN�'E.
tesetwlre from lies rasa
silence for irregular withdrawal (rum ter
W.tk.
J. R. Ifutnphne., 1' 11 \lather•, 11'. E.
'it-' --yen ami Ile.ry J. Ilaruwell were re
eel 1 by •••,,,frna,w for Ord:indium sod A
E. micro's' re, on,r•,wnded t.. college.
'.V y .1. Ilavw,.,d, G. l' ha;foer, (;.
1V. to niton, ,eorge )1cKtnley, R"l).,
Martin .I, 1Ct1.nn sun ace.pte•J
hati„ner, f three years.
J. 11. Mel. no, IC:\., 1f. 1: Christie.. H.
S. fin `were ac•.-ep t ,,as probation •s of twtf-
o
years.
W. H. 1:r -ohm'', .)\ li 't,ehanloon, G. T.
A tvilloughby, 11'. ' 1'aswetl, IC. .1. Me
lntvre, IC. A. oat'? h. obert Keefer, R. F.
Irwin, .1. 11'.K*.boog, K. Neely,t:wrge
Smithsrrnao, \ .ctor J. GI in red John H.
Doyle were accepted, thoug in some casae
their studies, must be coniplettd before their
standing will be gives.
Charles 11'. Campo wee permit to re
Lire from the wore on eccvuut of b.•iU)
Meeting adjourned at b:30
•Iuoe•lat, 1
t:•ducationel Anniversary of
G ph Meth, li' t',inf.-rem••e was held 1
nigh After the usual opening exercise
the p Went sail that it had someIimo.
(Nen r. n.rkedd that Methodism was born in
a ,toile� H� was glad it did not stay.
there, •tt1 canes forth to the people. Never-
theless, - t the Meth. Church ,hes nut di-
paraee ediiratio5 has it. best proof in the
network of Methodist institutions spread
over our so otry, fur the seholit,e train
ing of both m , sod women.
Hs comb.,," 1 briedy the oft -expressed
opinion that the i,scipl.s of Christ were un
tutored men. II end they had • training
of at least three v re under the meet per
feet teacher : and t .t in all ague (:red has
taken for hu work , -a ,pwially qualified
intellectually fo: it
Th. Ke... S.'14err, K U . of \1-tsgbam,
was intro,fuo54 as the ret speaker. 11.
said symmetry is moon ted to beauty of
whatever kind. %V• hit to sen a .ym-
metri.al tree, building, anima, etc
(Desirable, however, •s re .hy.io.l •vm-
metry, a lack of this would 1 . a small thing
• compere! with menti or m' .1 lopet.lal
mess. What WO want :• menta. and moral
symmetry .red a true educa•ton 11 always
work towards this sod. F: lu.ati, is not
to be desired because 11 may bring . • map
a means of livelihood but because of he ds
velopmuot which It gives. One prop that
false views a:• entertained upon this tu
tor a teem in the fast that things etre •o
often lookiel at from the standpoint T.
money value Many pe.,p:e within the
Church, If asked to subscribe for •Christw
new.psp.r, refuse, bemuse they cawN see
much annn.cuo, hetwe.S tbu sad making
• loving, sever eunaidenle the benefit white
must accrue so thea•elvss and their families
through the visits of such an 'demote as a
thorough-grong nlig,ow■ weekly• if your
boy iso hold • plow or make •
rhr,• as wo11 without • eher.l education as
with it, .tad simply t.. m.k+ a Into¢ s the
end •f life. then hewer morel hes *domains.
Rut if you would hrong the mon pesible
oat of your child, the. by .11 means give
hiss .n educ•unm W. want men culta.at-
int our soil, work ire in our ahnps, eta., who
are the peen of the ne et highly educated
men u the rents Rut thus metope has •
beans, 0c the future. Oar de•elopnisnt
hen must le I.ut partial, and only .a we
maks the best of oar opportunities here
can we realm to the fullest extent what
Got h graciously pur)osed cossr.ing to
hereafter
Th. Its• J (' Anthff., U.O., of Lindon.
letdy appointed to • pr0tesssrthip m It es
Theo- Celt . Mineral w$. Alt celled up n
Hs said he began to night the duties ,.f
hie new sphere, 4ied deem some teaching
is former years. He telt mem regret •t
leaving the mamma work in whore aha 1
herr outward for • snmher of years, but
heel .oneeetal t, andel-tat • the work w to
• oisosre view of revug God .s4 the sae - .,,
Cruris H • ally.. -i .,..,l all that )ad biota i at Afton. .
said 1,y the Tem., .p.r►rr. al •o the v.e:e1 here+bre•1
of ode -wee. If the arty histol of ii• lel t" •twa•1
thumb le •waw tool .e find Ihet laws . ad the orae.
,ss t •' 'h --.l. e1 1Mps'sp
ai A.ti.eee+. ami h s • o ro - hot ,v s. si
/Mem Th. greeatT � nsaay otter lag hiss, apt
Ihty.e/ IQs of F:ntMnd •sod w W. F
Ammo. of no seel MIs a Y.a sidism If000llod isa the Is dd�seri+friss
res slrmad
Peri of huh'e t(..• r to
THE SIGNAL:: GODERICH, ONT, '1 HURSDAY, JUNE 14. 1894.
•ympaly with the mem swift tow lu.►usg ( t►.mselvw to support prohibitive.
.tu
,.ward. rt•opta H. would rill attested. The evening srrm., in the Ceefereses
fact but to spite of rt they would have to the greatest el the work son white 'Cheese was hold b • l LL +o tile _ _
y Iter. J t: Scott Appeal
1 so
they .r. about to eater Toe preacher of was • Saga hcs effect.
the Gospel meet ewer eay " tht..se timet 1 1 Gottaab ii -
•th, critical
,Io LOU is it will be Iouud full oppur►uutty
fur the mecum o1 o11 his powers. The ssa.-
soul of today up teatime to km its grasp,
, tats PA1'. P14. t[IhlS....
The e:eventh .resin° ct the t:uelph auna.I
conference was opened in North st Method -
set church. I:ader,cb, o. Friday, .lusty 1st,
18J4. The conference prayer meeting last•
mg from t to 10 A w., was conducted by
Kew. A. t'ur:tom/ham, president .f cooter
mita
At 10:15 A.11 the confereece assembled,
R..'. A. ('arn,ao, U. I) , general superintend-
ent, en the chair. In his °pebaog speech
I)r. Carman spoke of the devetopmeot ap
terms a \leth..dism during the year, laid
• p.thene and gluwl.gg tribute to the
memory of the departed lk. Ihoaglass,high -
ly commended the peatior) lately taken by
Mayor Kennedy toconuecttee with the re -
sot hotel itwper• coaveottoo in Toronto in
tomato so.l epok. at .u.,. length no the
prepost v of having an informal batt horough
eonver.atu•,t at every conference on the
nowt important doctrinal queatiuus of the
.'hutch on order that the younger men in the
m,mst.ry may be brought into cootact
with the thought and experience of the
older menet. rm.
The secretary read the tut of lay repre
eutr' ic., to the c nferro,. sleeted by the
veal districts n.eeting, and 87 answered
t herr Warnes. tine hundred and .ley: ,.
nim.ters oleo answered to the toll.
The cohf••rpn.•e then pros J54 to the
lection of a president. The tint 1all.,t
pee It••r. .las McAlister 114, Ili. 1141.
i5nm 45, Ur. Iletdersos 36, and Ili. *fila
.ughly 22 ante.. A. 112 votes only were
eeessery for electirm, Kee. \IdAleter was
eclare.' duly dented, The president•decr
hen briefly 'addressed the conference.
• The dint draft of ststinna was placed ou
tattle .mita taken as read.
\1ay.r'lmith, of t;u.lph, was elected sec
Wiry on Cott ballot, bu..u.ler the ruling .,f
•• •unerimteedent the selection was decfar
NSIONtitnti,nal and Mayor Smith
eligible for the on: te. Mr ' .,ith there -
R wtth•Jrew from the office and upon the
'one! 'allot Rev. F. A. ,'flown wasekcted
secretary. l'poe nomination of the aa••
sry 'hP followlog wore elected wietent
tenni Kava F. E Notelet sof S. '4 l
y and Rev. Ja. 11cl.schlen. M.A., es
real secretary.
rhe flee. lir. \nthtTe appeared in be-
t of %Vatteyn' Theological College, \lout
1, and reed a brief report of the work of
t year in that limitation. The Key
toren'haw, 1..1,.1)., has La.o advanced
the pimentos .f Prin••tprl•hip, made
ant by the .loth of the lamented Rev.
Douglas, and Ker. 1 4' Anmhffe has
added to the professorial staff. Re,.
. Patton- B.11 , has been grant,1 leave
aleence for two years to further hia
os. in Germany to the branch of
tic literature.
r solution of un.,ualified confidence in
tiewly elated principal and professor
of the Montreal l'olle,e was posited
a little •Itniwaoa
•otii cis! report of the I intone la•iiee'
lege. Whitby, was read by toe secretary
inference, which shwa! the institution
a state of great pr.eperite.
termer adjourn., al 5.30 e. to, and at
all of the chair the mnoist.rial .•.Pion
e5umai-
the case of Rev. Wm. Mills it wall re
I that he he recommenced to be tore•
in a .nperannua1eel relate..
H. N. and C. W. Casson wee,' per -
retire from the work at their own
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was r
la
so 'et
lta
{Cr.
mirtpd
rap ueat-
hag at 'J o'utook. The Ile, lits_ t'.n'4au wastes ,
took the chair.
through turningaside to discuss other o t Wu wott,u it was res -.lied that the ad
MM. Tberew.y wrest popul•ruy tatter.: I threw on the Sump'lsu„uatiwt read. to b•
Lion wash such themes, but tbe right Omit i ri,,.n th,. oveoongg, anoulei be followed by
of the Gospel t not in the wake of the pup. , discaesins.
el..' correct..( t4.rght.- 1115.7 rsaduag w 1....wretarr of the ~moist committee
out preaching but to take the truth eu•1 I reed Re4..l( NO. 1 of float committee.
make it throb sad breathe with lite le tet I :ur.ral mem .rule re Supersooaatira Food
only way o wooer to this work. The min 1 were rat tortesrd tot:amer•1 l'oeferssca
wiry should be pun. Every mloster 1 In regard to chaser of Conference hood
the Gospel should he able to say w the arm. • memorial was pree•wte4 to the e14.tt
su°threat person oo his charge " lie ye that the Geo. ('nafsrswse 1e ntan.Ktalicod
followers of u,e, even as I mini ul Christ. to rusk• m• char
\owing but the experimental hwwle.aouf 1;uel h (' e. is m n the nes s -
the p owvr o1 tine Hely Spirit eau lull) . (Oaf •aeric.•. us. ,nets the discus -
the ! sow ret sou matter sou LaJ on ,•Lits.
prep•rr us fur the wurk, and this.
Tte committee also rraxrum«uded that •
sour. r of strength Is erre open to u•. m.morel r• the aleolite•u .f the quarterly
He would big to move that the yowls.: tick.,. be .eat forward t, the (:ecoral Coo
men before the Cosferma s G, tow receive i (•rvecr-
tato hill connection and nett Sabbath or The tom
droned to the utli.r „( the nunutr Psecret committee reporter! Gifford. 7• th... report isecretary, key. Ur. I:,ffurd.
The roto o was seconded Rev. F. E.
\ugeot. H• evpre.yad his seta/action au This plate at sore to the tae to the
h.., tog the pnvale4e of ,lrhvertsg the me* 'Noe of toe . *. tows, sore It 149. h o the
ss.;;+ which hnreed wttnto him. The .un . attitude l Pr toward• thin tauter by the
)'' 1 Provincial Pr.roivt au•1 the ...lets of the
men lefty* hint wcre tint to i.5 px.achera g
.% preacher was our wen stood beascroGod ' Neal to 'O and ►la., buy.• K n to
.dye-is re.
fusel to xis •• . a thele rp.•.pu n st the re.
and mu. $omeutoes it was w mown. to
A pr.esntaht.• ..! the Iwluor merest. The
Alia a L. slut the woad i:o.hrl ,weaut. 11e -,.u. u,tt•re wuu',1 memo mewl tl,..,•wt ,Ma-
ws. told to preach the old Gospel, hut tie tel adherence t•. the prostyle . 4 •npportue
was denied the privilege of mak tog•modet0 .t the polls, whether Prvmeetal,Musicipal,
application of that (:rrp.l to modern torr..
The preachiu4 of ('kris. ,. }h.. ul m.wlel. etc., r. 4'ly thorough *ag, p, per. llee.g
The young men wore tee he preachers, not Red. al E Smittee, ,s.,4, that .err, of
statistical committee. a4 that a err est I
readers ..f eerie ; they sero to !rave thea
\l.s. in their overcoat ',pluton !orae there had hernias 1 !serenest I
them up to the garret; tb,, wore taro with ,392luri 77, in "•motet 7 231 for all pmrposss
g" luring the year !32,752 31.
`urea crutches
and
arya(ci befwith ore +ase Hwi with
rite ,•.tat -value of the eknr.'k properly is
tort.: may c faulty, his. tent for from the , ,•hfrreu a ,s epwa,.h 4.141,000,)59 tri;h
tone /ua les speech feet
fo but . total .teat et $160,061. The tnrims* of
1" mat, must be g ..r t.a. 1'ur wrmiwrahip to the Gn.11.h coo/craws t,
be y ,312. Th;n,m Hilliard, E.,,., read the re
Arl• 'to He who twat Ir. wnet " 4.5.1il wet of the [,batch property,
hand to -al! on so many families before S.1 't. I'- )Inure, bey , ,vel tree ovied is
utdav n+ ht w r port of A. en to Wee, which .boiled tLt •
e gadab,.ut, .n.l to moa: o.ututiou to i'c in a health
olio.. •imply a retailer of gossip. A pastor Y •'••udtti„o.
.. a atu.tpnt going en and out of the home. \ .Wry •petit h, El resu,ut,00 w legit by
.4 bas people, not to find out his ,.rubles ''7 W. l'' Smith, a E«i , sod ae; onda 4.
I Rev. . ,.gr and a �eem ger a sustained.
•r .. I:c.,h'g,esl est or seen his dome.►tc
treublee, but to brine the t:ue . to him Rev. IIT- Griffin.f , tree.nr*rNude, r.al Is
He studies hes people m u.,le•r. o Yu°dit •, siatem rod I:em. (',g 1hoecf ndsreal a
to break ter 'read of 1.:fe to the weary end 1 statement •44.. Ileum
titre funds.
beary.ladee cues and even, d necessary, to w• k ., To te. . t resolution las •'Ria. ee
take the whip and drive wt the merchao- H,a „work is Tonxlto. p oe rug1 was
Jute dealers ,n the I(ouse of 4.0,1 He wee so stork
it. lk s to co., ei.pn., he d-, • .bas
Sot to ask the.sttent IOU of its hearnt, but r'rk u, seeking to Met e;
the 1l ae'.re
to demand it and tare it to spite of the las ''f It moan po.Cat ple o I'r.t ,iii ami er or -
tenor.' anxiety awl sett repose. 11 . th.. •e a oar tee tailt s ho •rr•' .i.. um au a Worn-
tenors'
not break up • man's 'self -repos they a •1 he repot
. ott of O t., ,,
might as well preach to four footedentn,•1• submitted 'tand the wurkr1jdone wasg vewee
ry
If a man'were compelled to beg for the u- t
teotiou of a poor woman who li..•I all week warmly c of the Yd, c1 'rely d:a musette*
been working re name 1, the Yvutg u o 11 p sucNtJp
doubtlessly •u a "sweat -shop •, he hot teas brought os. by a w.•tr•xa of I: I. -ague
y been round when s call committee's report. t It was ordained
had been given to another and had f••„:- (' ttrwd Ly
t•hly thought it was for horn. The veterrali that the change
tel I15It.Ue10 p.
were to b. evenEvangelises Li'egur,044 14 t1 chaser rhe tune to Epx
gelNey. 4,...League of 1'hrittsn F.udeavK,
1.
:v done now -a -days by proxy. 'flu epees.
had nom!! to etre up his evang.Lstic work- tnckTl, w y,
Au evangelist was a persuader of men a Gooses.'1i. June 5:b, 1094.
man who had power with men. He had The trri.nt,rs of the various furls pr.J
never been ah'e to reason or torte a man, einlel their re Fru that
ibex hot he had been able to persuade and .irss Dr. Hendrtam, treasurer oththe rr•1uegi-
h:m t.. •.01. He oftrri thought of the ri.xeal fuel•, .1.1.) •,
mlrhty men of the parr -the Blanes, ter from dhunct. for the at the lfrwr;..345 .
t1'mliiame, . ha %% lkioa.as and *ha 1i.,u Ices 43. The t er•Lfear vera w ng
these tethers have 2 a theirs of partes .erertng
,tte, whero are then lane ors 52 and their velum 1i3,07J.
suw'eaaors ' The men before him were to Dr. 4 oruiah, Treasurer
be the prom:bent, pastors end erangeats of auauere fund stater( th t 7444 h I4 laser
the future, not perhaps, with the education, rultttred fr..yn the circuit., and 117,135 bed
awl gifts and peculiarities of others, on/ leen *retool from circuit
•yen it those peculiarities he uuder the "1.221 fr• 0, minis;K's eulecrts ht14,,,, rad
man•le of a IMuglsa, but with what i fat The report of the Durso -Church relief
fetter with the sword ..f the Spirit which fund slo •ed lural ree.ipte [non all l'oa
t the word of trod. f+n noes for the tsar t.. fie
The conference then by a unanimous vote the expen lit tire y : 610, leaving 23, the
re e,verl the young ,neo, arid in .'lain. 111. haul..'1 the treasurer, .4 •hu N. I.,k,,eE.41.
president ernphasvm) tee thought that it The local treasurer showed e(i38.96 as re
wourl not be well to try- to do ill the work 'ripte and expenditures for 18Id3-4.
of the church themselves. but to strive to It wets tho,i¢hr by the m.roben 0f the
'4111,.o the latent powers of the church. 1'nufeten r to ire' i lit.). -
res .rod so
Gob•M.-H, .1°°e 2nd. '1"1'C"es 1". the 'pproachiu Tem 7
The lecture before the Theological Lwow '''','f,T.ncr, i•oatreal. g penuuY
was deli%ered on Saturday at 3 r w. in the The edue•muoi►al awumistse nti'mmmeudal
Victoria at 'Methodist church ley Rev. ,1• t • that the full m•
honer.),1C. A , on trent , t Iwo this year lee
"'CLe Higher (:nucoui, �0• That the !„lh,grng g,t•ntrtt.nten be
its uses and •balsa" permitted t0
H K Christie,atter l Victoria l'ulrpnity-
Kit 1Grahem, .1. 1f„
vtnari\4 •r'•rie r, lY If. [' h .
ag. It
I'h•• n..mferrncs resumed its work this \l• �1111Vdsop ro 1 ictOrmFCuhenuompws,
et- assist "...awe...
n
morning at 'J 0 clock. ort Iran.:\ F: Hynde Y witL"
The eveein'k ,.,thou 1'egan by the i'resi• ,.teeth sod 1'. J. fel ' 1( ` Alag.e
C.
dent announcing hymn comm.ncia "How ware wired to the Montreal taro with half wan and N.
R ormference at present assen.I,Ia1 at Krug+, The f 'emelt awl gW. . \l.gwrr.l with r,an.
Beauteous are their Feet, after which Key. ton.
The f crowing were recovo College, - 40 F, to
i F:lge led in pot et. Kee ¢�. It •ekyan Theological C
The .e•idwni reteUr- Driven, hook •reward of the W. A. Smith. without '• Iorfeel .
1'r iYerd to the interest \leth..,li.t Hook IC,.nm, Toronto, prwseuteJ •can or der",
aways a. xti•ted with the Conference a most f••oroole report of th .t , "truths A• (' Tinin l J 4-.t' !ora, K., r Irwin wits,
terve{ ttnm serve,' The .Methodist Church hmilt lose..od IC. Kiefer with fur ha°
7ue vrr,nu. publications. the That Ur Heo.lertrthethe re
hos alway. hewn careful m thte •.Imission of the l'hnsttaa (:uanhan. h,.v« ,; rn-u•wl a n( this /'•N(Kwn f on the heard 01 Alms
young sw•0 to the Suostry, r•lduir,og thew, meet wac,"uraging ucrw... 1 it. net profit. r • Tier. and the f,wd.of exartimare for 1$x4
to go through a court of study, -,ln.I service are much in r.lvan'o of lap' year oriel the h.„. as 1'Howe :
ie the aeU•e work, ',needing ore( at least look room was able to $ppr ;,-iate to the .•• •/res• Mr4lfttter, eh"mu".; its•. E.
torr yuan. 1urr•r.nnuthun Fuad the amount 01 t7 ('hnwn. u,t'tri r.y
Ile tarts rolled upon the .more m who 700.OAham,.ltrbe Scott, IY Fivers' A. 1'using-
have Leen recommended to le renewed ' to :\ reunmmendauoa was mode 'y the Hook :i4% l'. F:dmu,11, RIA. ,II. a Rn 0h. ]I. A.'.
'he 4 'ouference an.! ordatne.l -oohs ' ('.remittent that the, next general conference Ri"••• l'•.o,
Humphreys being the fire, called apes ooneader the W.o,hiht of 1' Hen.lerw,o, 1►. U •,:,"'...„''':'"1"•••
t1'. 1'illene, F► 1► .
relate Ins religious exterenee and call to Hui ire of the I:aardi 1 reducing the la y.a d'(lt• 1 M. A.• .I !V Hnlmn, y, Stet
ministry. � to El.Sll per ler. r7 R. 1Vilbo¢hf.y.
Ker E. H. IMwert, 1).U., explained the A 0,•mmumcatant from R-•
He thanked 1:01 for a clew- 0na.wr.i•,a, woe4 of bo department ea editor 0l the T. A. M, ore,
winch, trivets l;,.l he aurii,utel to theatre- sOl.t 'needn't of junior err for the Meth-
He
.ed hail taw mtufac "alai 1 cons 1'wnplw'. •\s.,uta.ble of (Mere,
rounding' of hu early efts. and •tpeai.l non o eYy kindly exprettoos of aptxecla- was read by Rev. a if. riatio
le to 11. infin.nes of home religion. (ion rad sympathy a his very arduous and
w edb•k, K.I),
He felt called to the ministry hat kept trying dotes lin • ep stated the a,ivsbtages of the work
the matter ie abeyance for ..Apra time. ,1t Row. D. !fatherland addressed 5asi.od�relirm his own etpermnce A corn
!Ingth circumstances „ f the con
7 resolution ors• heartily adopted
panel the way end Terence touchily the missionary work of the feJacur a the success
h' determined w offer himself. He was church.
of limier Leagues.
th.nk/ul to nand when hes did, and would The fellowine ilekrates were •ppnefpr
He deplored the exp•ed:titre of en much to attend the forthcoming General Cwed
int faithfully he lore (:w! and the church "f mats moesiow.ry mo..y 0o home held• aed ores Rev's. .las. \IcAhstpr, Ih. 4%'illiniew,
Confer -
in the work of the mve lite. thought strong effort should hes mals to en- Francis W. Water .aid he was the enh 'lune the trong ec rt shmissioul t.. sin mere for ik• ''refer, Ur Idendersnn, .loan Vmtr,
Itece of early religious impressions- For the M' \ ' (:ro. Kechrrdr•e,.i• 11'. linlmw, F.
500)0 time son' t igiourwnt but in a revive: general fund and themaelvee. Ae effort F' Nov ret, .\ t'usninith.m, .l. F:
•er•ier', while listening to the 'inline of Iaa.t1d be 41 00 p•reto w� Nostra "g average ret. at \ K. 11'idlnnq'Iy, S1.ikry, Ili. (imnNih
the hymn- " Alts'' aed did may Saviour
•ed ('. )demi tun.
fired, etc " he was led to give hie hest m few (' nn r Coot 4... u, •farm 3rd, a• r• c,.,y .
11.
Gni. Felt drawn to the profession of the n'eleek thiefmooingunderthe leoleeehrpof R 0,. m
law het the way el,t i'htd at 'J I:rv. F' A. comply i,, a t err5ear manner
vel towards the and r.' Gen Rtrhardson, and w:. • myrrh,. ,.f presented taw claims of the mignon work
opened towards the m,metry. This hem great interest and profit, amongst the fort
terproterl as an additional prnwidentisl in At In IS the doors were thrown 0 f millions of Japan.et
pursue as t0 wart mores M .anuli is • !sow minutes the lenitive ora• open
pre meted Women's Mislomsionary
pu.heite y society npn
K'alrpr H Tnlpa•se said to refute his s:assemostreacity, The the 7 Mn. repo, and 4. F. tytwth
Superintendent. and the
tar, tegeen� 4 its .pore. This society wort
eenve.i,n anal sell so the ministry, carried emr5.ntle suited to taw m•.cenots. '"'Ran .rl 12
she
Melt to an early period of life, At . mworly manner enh man dealing in mete with
years- At the int fl+than
.rep .g•'.( twelve awn he was formally.of the current ben w auxiliaries r+ported 800 mem•
she se into the a years
re. errors of our tlni. and delivered ItA ao income o(• hulk less than
and from that hoer fore., fellness and emery which make sol A1,0rp,' At the closeux4Ij 0f Int year herr were f
he felt a new experience. At the en, of Dr 4 semen's entireness so thoron h
nineteen he went •bread but early impress-fty saxileartes, a ns•mle•.IafD n(
.trees •n.l influences went with him, a1•'yable. ¢ ID' ea- over i sed a idols -ono of A37,974 15
e•minn•tion with providential te'heatt ores. 1' T.4 following rating mon were KI.1' . The errata kits rends its ca
let hint to devote himself to this en, Ifh .1 a M Slathers, Tht1' J
Hca p- great work I'relwa•wn, H .1 Barnwell The 1:w.wr.l
Hoary Harnw.l said Fnr what 1 am Aupermt.edaat, the Prralest ..f the f'..
•e.1 whore 1 am, I am indebted nest of .11 femme and several of the emir wea.:e,e
to God and thin to early training. We of the (osf•rewee took pert in the redolence
eon•erta•I to 1,o( in appeal nest ,egs Two service. •'p"eetly pleasing (eat,,re of whish
themlheld� d he nhrime life, wore first was the ptKeuM, see) seriato� of the vent
fP biography, mind the t• mid rh. enable Ree Ur. 1ireIl'reehyterfana.
Very karg.ly stteedell S S soe•er a wen
held in the ahenwwm ,n both Methmli•t
chcrobse, the porkers being Rev's. (• F;
fissura .ed T. IF. Oe ase red Isaac Reed,
Res., is North Street : red in firers
Street, Revs H. N. Pepe sad Clhorebfl!
see J W Kee,
As 1.11 • W meeting was held is the
l0Mrasso hall whlek woo .idr sal
Roe W. oneelmeisal midR.. U. Meyer, who
vel
ag. Felt called to the mammy
ears et age, but for WWII* veers
the improsinne hot vets to lima
hy • Issuer which opened up
lorad this Church to whitish kit
I basal sad woad, oed help -
Campbell 111 mooed sbes
ths above risme mos. Ho red
had ham mede from time to
thee glfh. mil grams. sad them
PLUG CUT
has become
the standard
smohinq
tobacco. even
in competition
with long
established
brands
of rec og -
• nized merit.
J. 1'. 1' %('Y T•.••.0oo s' , , )t.. hm,ad, Vs.,
and Monis-rah t'sa,
we, the members of Alfa .u0 011 1'..
row 804441016 al, dein,. t,_ plate o
+aur anter of ti.. loos t.. our church ,
,d by the lam.oted death +f tilt. la
a:awg. Douglas. U It, LLD.,
41'v do not forgot but visits of
v ears, amt wet:.i w. ar.uld bee w:
Ix to the will of I).4i,. Providence
removal, we sorrow to thud that
hear his voice no more.
\1'e re,;.rd hie dacees, me an e
,ouch more than ••.rawx.oaal 101,'9 o
much as his 'eduen.r,ll d ties felt
easel the c, uneile of our ('hurch.
\1'e are rr.teful to 4:4.1. soh:. gay
Metbodert church. a ale s.e pure, at
ret s.. wroth/. an el.g ,eocw w m.jset
• ennseetatiwa S0 complete ; and oat
•• that thee:,c; lady red her family
the; tnserutaleic ;troy 4,1,-11.-0 have boon
e.4 Into grief. may prove in !!,tits'
trial the sufficiency three (.race,
it iaturthrr m.,oel the, • copy of l
. 'tntion signed, by oke b ntoleot an,
tory of this ('•inference lie torw.r
Mrs. tion;las, Unanimously adop'e.
• Jrsa 614., 1
(.'orfs s.ce opsa,d with ;he urn
roamed *nerves.. les resolution it
.•idol to aoid the next Anneal (linter
rhetoe u.4(:alt. - •
A rote .4 '!rank w-xs prp.e.tt*J t
people of l:,feri.i, 1.•r 'brie kind
entertaining tt• flontereuce, In
'lum!-'e of a b sats r ire h r'.nce remain
the Merle •.f the rellettr_ committee i
%tr";d.. , that the billet fee for text y
44.fit)
.-
The
The Coefrence directed that Rev.
Keen, U.U., be invited to told fent
meetings so connection -with the ('
neat year
I:e.. 1)r. Gritlin woe appointed to
sent l.nelph t'ouference o5 the Prison
term Aa. n-t.ttnr.
On notion it was resolved that this
foresee expressed its great regret Cie
Icoling newspapers of Toronto hay
fount( it cosv,sient to publish more t
eery Irmited portion of the report. of
fermate procesclloos: in marker! con
with the course adopted to dealing wit
annual meeting. ,.f other churches,
The Conference recorded a •nip mi
t0 the enlargement of conference bund
as ,he wnrk:nyexpenses would be by
.corm increased while it does ret.
M7 compensating advantages w
accrue therefrom.
Thefinal draft of sttioe, showed ahs
in the following carer: taalph, lh,hh
S, Se Jere. 1t U ; Elora, .1. I'. st.v,0
Fer4u., W. W. Sperling; Aherfoy-'e, F'-
\Isthen t F:carton, 44..1. 1'..ldwell : Ac
•I• I . •H,welt, M.A i Waterloo, J. A.
l.s'-hlan, M.A.: Elmira, .1. S. Collin, ;
Hamburg, W. H. Treleaven ; Mitchell.
11 theme: St.- Marys, A. Comsatemmgg
rhamedord, H. If. Moyer ; • t:orTen
\orth.e, Joseph }.4'.s. A.hfidd, R.
11.11: Reeve, Albert Tiffin : Itelgrave, E.
Shaw : Stirt•m. J. 1C. kilts : Durham,
1'. Pomeroy. K A.: N tldm•y, ' A. 4drst c
Hasovor, .lam.. l'hsrftem . Ede. Gro
Dixon Shupe ; I'ert Elgin, (:eo 4 -wni
LLD : S"'Itbawpton, .fames Ferguson
Ailenfurd, .1 H i)yke; Kimble, Rohe
he
1'arso.n : Ityer'a Hay, t:,cage 4mlth•rn,so
Tobermory, H. J. ifarnwell: F:uphrasu,
•1. Humphries ; Walter's Fags, Hes
Henry.
- The following were elecsal to the olli
of dottier chairmen and financial
tarns respectively. : 1,uelph district, lite
t)r. Hen•lers..n and Rev. .1. C. Stevenson
I:alt Jot., .loon Scott, M.A., and .1. S
Colley : `itratford dist.. Ker. lir. William
and Geo. F. Salton : "t. Marys dist, Re
A. Cunningham sod J. S. Cook ; (:.aeric
diet., R....1. W. Holum, and Rev. .1 i s
',may ; Kincardine diet., R.•..1. Mills u
Rev. H. 1.. Hutto..: 11'Inghem dist., R.•
Gpo. Ragnn and Re.. Wm. Rough : List*
wet dist., IM. Willoaghhy and Row. Jos'
fires.: Palen room dist., R. C. Handl'o
sod Wesley (`mono : Mount Font dist
Rey. (:oro Klchardam and Re.. J. (' Pone
my, R. A., ; Walkerton dist., Rev. K
Marey sad Rev .1- H. Shiltose, R.A.; Wier -
tom dist., Rev- Janos McAlister aid Rey.
Rofet. 11'.Ik., ; term sound dist, Rev. E.
S. Rupert, M. A-, ani Rev- i)r. Campbell.
The follows/Ng are elected to Conference
special committee •Rev. J. E. Howell,
Y -A , Ili. Corsets, J. G. Scott, John Kee -
1 dy, .1. W. Shilten, It. A.
H 11 (:breath, John W Kitching, Pr.d
W. Thrums, W. C. Mapiwoed, 1), R. Neely,
R', r. ('aswell, M. 3 11 ,4505. W, R. (:rs.
ham. 1'. .1. C;dpin, A. F: Henderson, and
H. S. Mage. were appointed to Vittoria
1'niversity, .5d R. F. Irwin, 13. A. Smith,
R Keefer, to the Wesleyan Theological
('allege.
The following were placed no the List of
Reserve H. 9 Heroines, R. 1{'dean, IV.
S. Smith, Irving McKelvie, J. 11'. Aiken.,
J Revering, Wm. .1. Amities, C. C. Kednp, I
R. P. Via/mrd. A .1. elohastoa, (:. A.
miseur,nari•,o" 1 re lay )f•a.d•ne, A Colwell and Peter McDonald.
1.'.
these 14 are in Japan, 4 Ili the case orf rt.?. N Rona it was re.
is Rntisk ('nlem4a, 5 in the Frew+ work lsolved that
in Montreal and 2 in China, besides which is his reply to the •monRev. nfeatHm of N Burr, he
the society has rut in.ersst 10 as rxphsaag. (',ef..' ,.. has failed t0 satisfy the ('onfer.
in %eerfn5edland Japan was oh• Hint field tenon re his religions beliefs and t.
to be entered and Hiss Cart well. of Hand aofCoo-
ten. the Meet to oiler her eareite.. Then femme* �'"w rtarreel that the thatdecision . x.
see now 4 snbnolw which are elw*ys fell. Ilium* he d treed �"'t and that st r. Yr
ge
About fin redder ars hen trained i. the I deposed from the a roll
ladies ..heels of his some M retrieved Ir..sn ry. and
F'r.neli vents! in Y.wetersa) faMrewjgssy The (:ew[wysesar u'+ ,'011 rel h.
•04eole beside. t). Prwweh hem est*. tow ( (.yafsww..y rime at .i r w
two ,s..1 wTM PAI•►_ try e/5giag aed
y i+urearte. la Chios an itlte. _
Rochford and ire. efiff•wd + THE FERRIl! ttl'NEEL.
W+'k is Minded lah. 7 brssehr.mi al 11 'w• ,we se
whelk w u • miry fles.ieh(ag ..'.iia au I Y. more N Ire t..erw._tls.
Tor report Fra' hssrtlly se.siysi Sad n w. 45j IAOtevy
mom eport wg •.let., ill of • ' Pr elinsim heeNwt M
was ped N tie Cew�ert 5d dews ,. *.,trim Wheel orf the Midway
tewslet as 1,eilettr: I PMimwew las pr grins Thelalles s meg
dengue
a I econl
t'01110011
a Ray.
fKmer
rmip, v e
in his
w• shall
vent of
t, ,ria.
fu be-
e to Ore-
1
rr
, ,.tell
lo, .ad
prayer
who by
plena
h,,ur of
Ms re
1 recap
del 1.
894.
Al (leo
was de-
encein
o the
Se.. ,0
C•„ire
':+g to
t ars
ser he
A'
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telt''�aR,rSC!
('os.
t the
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wan a
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treat
h the
verse
driers
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Joshes
1AS Mat tiam severe! Morris Wheal ComombY
ollesse will rothamond on thee strata the
ars still in Islam Some will simply hold
too th• too task inns Marna, while ethers
more timid, will be tiesi on.
14 will tek• too weeks to tak• the whoa
to poem Th• oar that was used for carry
iag the Krupp gun will he used lor Germs/
the seventy t. n aide. The material will ks
Wien ID live trams of filly catacomb to New
1 urk city. There ant 3.WO tons of instal
la the heel asei 500,000 foot of timber is
seeded for the false work. *rattail the I
wheel down will be mere dangerous ',het
putting it up. Only 414441 Ids was lost us
erecting the by attraction.
The expatiate of taking down, moving and
rebuilding the when ell( be 1100,000. In
*heel Ited 3,000 erieser.o lights : Ns
I ork •ulabot will be doubled. rho,
Ferris Wheel glimpse? goes out of •itatro
mut. have been formed. Superieteede
L. V Rem has charge, est th. roofless,'
Hump the Fair the etts,•1 root arum
10,000 /Mee arid (serried 'r1 000
germ. The largest umiak load wm ulna
wore in the ear l'hs largest it., bu-se;
rust 41.,:t arvi 11 there were 114,01
ger., the largest ave llll of thy era
A Truly Wonderful
Statement !
Investigate it, by Writing to the Mayor,
Postmaster, any Minister or Citizen of
Hartford City, Indiana.
HARTFORD Cm, Blackford County, walk a step, and had to be liftcei
Indiana, Jane 8th, 1898. like a child. Part of the time I
Xontl4 American Medicine Co.
maid read a little, and one day saw
Gentlemen : I received a letter an advertisement of your mediems
from you May 27th, stating that you and concluded to try one bottle. 13y
had beard of my wonderful recov- the time I had taken one and one-
ery from a Ppell of sickness of six half bottles I could rise up and take
years duration, through the use of a step or two by being helped, and
Sot:1.n Aurducsm Szaviss. and asking after I had taken five bottles in all I
for my testimonial. I was near felt real well. The shaking went
thirty-five years old when I took away gradually, and I could eat and
down with nervous prostration. Our sleep good, and my friends could
family physician treated me, but with- scarcely believe it was I. I am sure
out benefitting me in the least. My this medicine is the best in the world.
nervous system seemed to be entirely I belive it saved my life. I give my
shattered, and I constantly bad very name and address. so that if anyone
severe shaking spells. In addition doubts my statement they can writs
to this I would have .vomiting spells. me, or our postmaster or any citizen.
During the years I lay sick, my folks as all are acquainted with my cue.
had an eminent physician from Day- I am now forty-one years of age.
twi, Ohio, and two from Columlnis. and _expect to live as long as the
Ohio, to come and examine me. Lord has use for me and do all the
They all said I could not live. I good I can in helping the sofferinv
got to having spells like spasms, and
would lie cold and stiff for a time
after each. At last I lost the use of
my body -could not rine from my bed
Will a remedy which can effect
such a marvellous cure as the above.
cure you ?
a_A_S_ WILSON
Wholesale and Retail Agent for
Goderich and vicinity
tors tine LOURVI. IS
toms, oast.% Soil erne/et 1,4 all diming" wising
COAL AND WOOD
SAWED AND spLnr WOOD.
Ifeedomrases for till entries of
WO, SOFT 1 BLACKSMITH COAL.
aim .40.4 es seam searees ser we essdeo.
sea Slip Pelnee Saone ester shewbsoo.
!PATENTS !
°named. and all boohoos sa the I.I. d. Pima
oliaeo attended to at NW/RR/ TR PRIM.
One Mire to oppretto the 1". 3. Potent Of
ans, end wi met obtain Patent, In lam thee
einem to
iv• ',h.,. hero to the Peetnisatew the SeV.
U. a. Avoid (eke. Few slecodar, *dyke
inirms sad raommoos to astual elms. In lens
two Stem or coust• write to
WHY
Dore (IMO. BARRY, Ift•
(lislerich furniture dealer sod
undertaker, keep the bast stock
of furniture and undertaker's
supplies? And bow is 14
that h. can sell so cheap ?
BECAUSE
Amok that it pays its the
long rya We moue :
"Small Prods* and Wok ft.
Illrhat. Ho aloe makes •
• &ism moms.
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