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NORTH RIVER BAPTIST CIR. CUM-Services for Sunday, Feb. 10, as follows: North River at 11.00 a m.; Long Creek at 3.00 p. m.‘ Kingston at 7.00 p. m. Topic "Pro- gressive Revelation."

THE MARKETS-There was very little produce offered in the Market yesterday and prices re- main as last quoted. Pork 9 cents butter 38—40c.. eggs 50c, fowl 75 to 90c, geese to $2.50.

PLEASANTLY ENTERTAINED The Y. P. S. C. E. of Zion Church ivas entertained Thursday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M. H. ‘Mfihﬁllllﬂll, Experimental Farm. Following a sing song. n. short. pro- gralm was given consisting bf a du- et. by Misses Allen and Fraser, rea- dings by Miss Julia Graham and Mrs. Aicliennau, solo by Miss Jean Allen, several selections by the Mc- Lennan sisters and remarks by ‘Hon, J. ill. Myers and Rev. G. C. Taylor. A poem written for the oc- casion touching on each member of the Society and read iby Mr, Mar. dock Ross afforded much merrl~ ment. Games were played and re- ifroshments served. About sixty We": Dreeent and a very enjoyable evening was spent.

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BENT SPIRITUAL OFFERING- Mr. John Collins was among those sending spiritual offerings on the occasion of the death oi’ Mrs. John Martin, Grand Tracadie.

FOR MAGDALENS. ‘— Captain Taylor of the Marine Department received a wire yesterday advising him that the C. G. S. Montcalm was sailing from. Sydney last night for the Magdalen’ islands touching at Amherst and Grind- stonc wharves.

BROOKFIELD SERVICE. —The services in the Brookfleld congre~ gation Sunday, Feb. -10th will be as folloyvsv-l-lunter River 11 n. m; Hertsville 3 p. m; and Brookfield 7 p. m; “Yheatley River Hall at 8.16 p. m.

ATTENDED EXPRESS CON- FERENCE.-—A “get together" con- ference of C. N. R. express offi- cials and agents in Quebec and the Maritime Provinces was held on Thursday and Friday of this week in Moncton. Mr. Marcus Calder, agent for Charlottetown, attended. Mr. F. N. Wiggins, general super- intendent. Mono-ton presided.

CIVIC LIGHTING PLANT.- Coun. Prowse, chairman of the Light Committee, in referring to the possibility of’ citizens owning their own lighting system, at the tmblic meeting in the Strand The- atre Thursday, said this might be considered at the end of eight years, after the expiration of the present lighting contract. lie was erroneously reported in yesterday's Guardian to have said “this year."

SPLENDID. . , CONTRIBUTION FROM BOSTON.—ln the Intercolo- ulal Hall, Boston, on the evening of Jan. 29th, a very successful whist party and social was held in aid of the new Catholic church at St. Mar- garets. Those promoting the enter- tainment were all natives of the parish of St. Margarets and their laudable efforts resulted in the rais-

Boston is a

ly to tlfo pastor, Rev. Father Mc- in the entertainment were Misses

ilonntoil a handsome ‘sofa pillow which brought the slime of S100 iu

and Anselm

violin music. Mr, J. P. Mc-Phcc, for. , ) _ Miss

I hilomziun lltlacPheo gave u. flue ex- hibition of stirp-tluncing. The lylissos Longuphee, formerly - of bouris Linc Road. also danced well,

by bliss Iilurgureit MacDonald. lornr i-rly ol Bear Iliver Linc road, was ivon in the whist contest by Mr. (has, lliacAultiy, formerly of lilac-k Bush, who gave the prize towards

of the AntilUnlon movement and hi; lending associates not only did not take the initiative in advioinﬂ the General Assembly to order an- other vote, but refused to steal by their colleague when he insisted upon this recommendation. (See Minutes of Assembly I923 pages 28 and 67.)

Why were they unwilling to ask Assembly for it? Because they were in mortal dread that if they asked for it they might gel: it. The last thing the opponents of union really want is an appeal t0 the Presbyterian people: for this would show how few they could muster against this great forward movement and at the same time it would take away the best of their few remaining "talking points.‘

How unreal then is all this tumult of protest that the Union- ists have refused to permit another vote. How can you refuse a man a thing which he hasn't asked for and doesn't want? Nobody wants another referendum. The Union- ists don't want it because they don't need it, the constitution does not call for it. and the im- possibility of taking the votes of Presbyterinns or former Pres- byterlans now in Union Churches would make such a referendum un~ fair; and the anti-unionists do not want it because it would advertise agaiin their numerical weakness and deprive them oi’ their only pretext for opposition which they could offer to the politicians.

“Preservilng" the Presbyterian hurch

The Presbyterian opponents of Church Union resent the propos- ed legislation because it would terminate the separate existence of the Presbyterian Church. They say to the Unionists "lf you want to unite with the Methodists and Congregationalism, go ahead and unite; but leave us our Church" Let us consider what thtis course would imply.

The Presbyterian Church is an organization.‘ it has its member» ship, Presbyterics, Syuods and General Assembly. its hoards, do partments and agencies. its zit-livi- ties and policies. Those and other things make up the Presby- terian (Jhurch; through them ii functions and expresses iwcll‘. The Methodists and (longrcgzititm al Churches, similarly are organiz- ed. The Presbyterian (‘liurch functions through its (ICHCTHI As- sembly in its relation with other churches. By its General As- sembly it has, AS A Clilliltfli, dealt with tho proposal of Union, studied Union. assisted in formu- lating the Basis oi‘ Union. ailoptud the liusis, negotiated Union, do cidcd on Union, ngrcotl with the other churches on Union, and in- dorsed and promoter] the formation of. local Unions which have been consummuitiil iu tho. faith that the general Union was assured. All this has been done by the Presby-

the (rhurch funds. A number of other former residents of Black

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n substantial sum or money.

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v |.\ir_ and Mrs. John S. Cousins and |aniily' of ‘Park Corner, desire to thank their friends for their letters tributes, and . runny kiudnesses, extended during tlzcir recent sore bereavement.

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terlitn Church as a body. The ‘same has been done by the Metho- dist Church ns n body and by Ithe Congregational Churches as at body.

But now when the moment for llnlon has come. when tho iliothir dist and (fongrcgiltional Churches are coming in, in their (‘JILIFI-lty, horse, foot and artillery our auti- uiiitmisls WOIIIKI liuvc tho grout majority of the Presbyterian Church wlin arc determined on Union, to lcuve the Prcsbylerisn Church and bctukc thvmselvtis into the United Church. That would not bc the uiilon of a Church; it would be the migration of a mob. Are the Unionists to negotiate as a Church, agree as n Church and

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then unite as an ori-tunizcil ihrtu1i."-’1 imagine what the tithe-r two churches would say lo them whcu they arrived, and their (\llS\\'C1‘:‘\. {Whore is your (hencrzil Assembly?’ iWe have no General Aﬂiélﬁllllllyd Where urc your lliissitms? We thiworrt uuy. \\'hcrc are your publishing interests? We have noucf Whore tire your bcnevol-I ent funds? Vile have none. ,Whero are your colleges‘! Wu have no colleges today. Whore‘ are your traditions and history, your honour and prestige as :1 Church? uuii-liiiitiiiisls grabbed all tlu- history and ti". li- tious, but ihc honour and prestigi- got Inst. lVhul urv you bringing into the Union? We're bringing nothing. We've just (JOiVlld. Can anyone imugiiio ihut II\i‘l‘\‘ arc 200,000 uicu and women in the Presbyterian Church or anywhere else in Canada, so pusillanimous us to put themselves in u position like that‘! it is impossible. As n Church they plumuzil 1dr liulon and they will g0 into Uuioii us u Church with the organization, the enterprises. llic possessions, tho esprit dc corps,‘ the record, tho well settled ideals, and the spirit~ uzil vision which belong tn a church. To go ill 11,,- n more horde oi ltonplo uitcr these twenty yours of corporate tiogotlatons would ho llll intolerable uflront in tho other churches and WUIIIII put tho Prus- bytvriau lll(‘.lIlI)t‘l'.‘l of tho llultcil (lliurcli in u most hulnillzltixu; posi- tion. '

it is 115191953 for tho 3lilIl-Ull10ll~ isls to say, “You will Illl\'(' your fnlr share of tho colleges, funds and property." 'l‘h:it Willi not tho (lispositlnn oi‘ the “WEE Moroovcii‘ thcrc are in- tangible ZISSCLH-UICIT dignity ulid honour ivhlch they must XIFPHUTVIE; the majority will not keep ihcsc by grace of the minority.

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