THE DAILY EXAMINER, CH ARLOTTETOWN, SEPTEMBER 27

1898

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es om seer =eeeeee LOCAL NOTICES. THE CONFESSION OF SIN giv given, , and forgiveness refused to the im- si ak oe — T a | pew nitent, It would be sa r.lege to pro- neal ‘and Other Items, | STFSISTSS 3 =e : ‘ ; fe forgiveness over a sj ) 8 i Handsome fur lined capes opening today | Father Elliott's Second Lecture D-- | . » Over @ sinner who 1: My 8 a ’ | impenitent and not resolved to avoid | at | ; ; ( °G Poul ‘ — : im a. i al lead ~m livered to a Large Congregation. tle ae ug God iu the future, oLice Cc urnt—Bef ore acting "a | re the eading fur store of PE | ‘Who invented the confession in the Magistrate Smallwo. rd to-day, wy er Jeland | AtSt. Danstan’s Cathedral iast evening | Christan charch? Pope? King? Priesi? All | Mollinson wes fined $2 or 10 days My Store the leading mantle store. Father Elliott spoke on “The Confession | must confess, Pleasant things can be | drunkenness. . . . | of Sin.” and the following is a brief sams | slip sy in unawares, perhaps; but nothing | In Sa ae i) {hat winter jacket is only | | ; _ = | NsPEctION.—By a telegram yeceives 7. ens J | marization of what be sant: ike the duty of confession; so gross ap in- | trom the j pecting officer we Jearn that | , ; ; ; : I { 8 ‘Aas k ke gir ey ? jOvVA mn! ave . } eo ’ : Hepec gO Y y ; | a rag that is not lined. see oe . ana \ eee yan. ' yn wenld not have been allowed. | the iospection of the Charlottetown | a ] No, concealment makes Sip ea%' } VOOTeSSION Was practiced in the churcb in | r} 2 . ea) | th: ut your new w inte r ja Kel ‘Is not confession degrading? No; it l every aye S08 neers has been postponed uoll } hf a , ¢ i 1) as . . ‘ } aturday next. 1a ned and b ly no otner. s manly Owo up and show youreelf 8 | Che sult j ‘ct to night will he “Tie Real | ’» * " . \ar nN? : , no ‘ ation | re sence 1 in . ’ . . 39 } i Se peng js f > es oa a> % 4 es Paton’s jackets are lined +e ts Humility + anda: ees e of Christ in the Eucharict. | <A five Corr.~Mr J R Warren of this| ga @~3eeqe@ 202m ata reeemmeammmmmemman | hake your two font; one contesses nl M ‘ny Important questions wer answer city has purchased from MriJohn Andrews, | er . | fanit to you, the other does not; which is| ed. The C b urch was agaio well fille | of Hunter River, a very fine fourtyear old | ; if you the more manly? «| sae eee ee ae “Bu i DOW can a cla | pardoned by | whan | handsome ronze Chie if an erely tellin 1? God forbi it is not. } PERSONAL ee R; - : a. 1s by Bro: Chief out of an y * . : ? | foo mare mnfesse i hia sin. Sin 1s pard yned -_ | a lee a i ak nee, - | PONE: ae -— A McMillan went west this mort Cuaxcery Ccvrr ar Grorcerown.— onfess'on ‘ued satisfaction for | !"2 The

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goods. W DIRECT FROM! THE MANUPFAS RS,

Pay Spot Cash, Save Large Discounts.

Every ire = Peceiving Jarg : il G - We are oper~ Ne w Furs, New Sacque Cloths, New Wool Goods, New Dress Goous, New Hosiery,

New Millinery nnd Hats, New Underclothing

In our Mantle Depart ment we

ing one of the best and largest

ments of Ladies’ Black and Colored Jackets and Capes from $1.75 Up te $15.60. ‘These goods are carefully selected from leading German and E turers. Value, Sty!

best. All ladies are visit this department

We Wani 500 Gentlemen

$1.00 unlaundri—

and fit

pecially invited te

to drop-in and see the

ed shirt sold all over Canada, geod heavy cotton, good linen, reinforced

verywhere. Our price Te each,

The best shirt that y Specially made for us

Aiso

Best 4 ply Linen Coll:

worth 20c each. Our goods are bough

them cheap. We want

n ever lookeé at.

irs, 15c each 2 fe 25, rig4s. your trade.

W. A. Weaks &Co

Wholesale & Retail,

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CORSET STELS.

With dealers. the bayirg of cer- sets is largely a matter of confidence at least as far as the (rue quality of the boning is concerned.

In order that rusting may &e cnarded against each bone or ‘steel echould be covered before being

Dosition in the corseta this is

placed aud sewn in corset. In omdinary rarely done.

rhe best corsets are iully boned,

set, for in quality is strength. Never buy a light weicbt corset un- less you buy the famous French,

tailor-cut, hand-sewed core et, the

Pe

All its bones are of the highest

juality spring steel and are double covere ‘

[t is the lightes’, strongest, most comfortable, most fa atonable and best corset made. In all sizes and

fur all figures $1 to $30 per pair.

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“Variety is the Spice of Life’

But when the geod bcueewife is at work with the preserving kettle, it requiresa Wariety of spice

8b i at

Sanderson & Co.,

are kept all the varietics in use = pure and ‘reeb.

Spiced vinegar

they are

Purr nell’. Engl Malt, is the bes for p.ckling. Give it a trial .

Sanderson & Co.

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are show= assorts

ngli sh manufac-~ tne very

2 for $1.40,

We want

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+} > rAntee ' atonem - Of these, coniession

essential,

not repentant ? vy; the absolution 1; the sinner ls

a of sacrilege,

is Only a

purt that nol the Musi

F udas Cc

is by the sacrament of | ie *Suppos se the sinner 18 - 1e is unwort f the pr stis of nO ava

the geinou to confession ? ? No; we that is ims CQntrition will suffice

remain unforgiven qyuire d to do Perfect ud he Ase,

ee are Db Whoiea

e Ippose he cannot get Ne A

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| possi ble.

In 8 1 *

the priest tell?

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He has not that guarus sacred confidence

There is @ algber power

violab ility a the

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| ot .e confessioval,

" ‘Doe 3 it the priest too much power, private, }

pr wer

not give ower t It .is not his ieputed, | of Christ (2 Cor. 2-10; ‘If L forgave any- | thing. . for your sakes forgive | it io

the

p - . i} per nal; it 18 official,

the presence of Christ.’

“Is money needed tor confession? No; hardshell sinners would rather pay reieased from the obligation of confession. [ say | confess direc! Suppose you said you would pay | your taxes direct to the governor? We must seeure pardon of our sins by the methods designated by Christ.

‘The primary want of man’s heart, when moved by any strong impulse of feeling, whether of joy er of surprise, or of

gui!t,

‘ 0 he

“Suppose will to

God?

is expression.

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“Man has power to sommit sin, but he is powerless to conceal tt; ane the first effort of tbe soul to relieve Its self of the

weight of sin is an @pea secbuien, “An open confession is good for the soul.”

“Confession is a watural instinct, aud On this instinct ie based the common sayin g, “Murder will oat?

a like poisen, cannot be concealed, and the only outlet of the guilty conscience is coufession.

“The bumaa heart seeks to unbesom itself to one who the sympathies of 4 friend, one who not being exempted from human weakeess, can have compassion on its miseries.”

“Surely religion should take in ite scope these stroeg inclivations of the seul. Christ

such a friend to the sioner whea He waiked upon the earth; He was full ipassion and tenderness towards +in- their sins, and bade them siu nomore. Canii be that Christ came dewn from heaven to walk among men for Oulya few years, aud then with~ drew with al! His powers and gifts to an eternal silence, leaving as before— alone ie his misery wreiched

has

was

of cot

ere, forgave ther

men Fine, and ers and gifts to them, to be empioyed by them as His repre-entatives in the salva- tion of mankind until time snail end ?

“The power to loo-¢ and biod sin is con~ veyed ia these words by Christ to Peter in the pleinest terms, and its exercises by him upon earth Christ pledged to ratify in heavea. Is it rot clear from this pa aang? that Christ contemp'ated the continuanc of His work of pardoaiag siawers aust the agency of men, after He should leave the world ?

‘Some persons may be disposed to ob- jectandeay: The pardoning of sins is not expressed in words of Christ. True-enough, but the words, ‘Whatsoever thou shalt loose,’ etc , are ample enougb to include the power ot forgiving sin*, par-~ ticulary so when you coorider that our Lord prefaced these words by promising to Peter ‘the keys of the kingdom of heaven.”

these

9 chenget 008 6 ee Christ himself, however, has anticipated we our oljections.

\ ee ae mer ae ; “When Corist gave the power to forgive quali tw eteal ond ; s cheapness sin, He also gave the power to et = man fests iteelf in b itleners. Ia There ie therefore a question to , first clase corsets specia!ly tempered, decided when the wer — high ain ty spring ste J is used, the for pardon. Shall! his — 2 ae hetter the steel the livhter the cor- shall they be retained? ve sins of those

only who are truly penitent are to be for

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Cold Weather is Here

Are you prepared for 1t? If not, we are ready to fit you out to per- fection with good comfortable under- wear, and at the same time fave you money. Personal inspection will convince you beyond all doubt that our underwear is the best and cheapest in the city.

See that suit “of men’s underwear we are selling for 50c per suit.

¥. Perkins & Co.,

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Mr Geo W

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Wakeford left this m¢ fax.

yralr ay to Ha! Mia J ERB McCready erdd ter left « for 8: John. Miva Bertie Me Gallam n by the Halifax today .

Mr W Dedd Small, of the left this moraing ona visit to Halifax,

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his mornig

Was 4 passenger

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Miss Tapper, of Georgetown, was a pas> ger by the Halifax un today,

MrRK

Lo B Rt

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has. been visi

J0* be who tiag Halifax, returned to Charlottetowa last evening.

Miss Gerirude Thomas, of Moncton, is spending a few weeks with friends in Charlottetown.

Mr James E M: ac lon ald, L A. Cardi

van, was & passenger og ‘aa Princese | two bar

today en route to Halifax.

Mr and Mre William McLean were pass Princess last evening re~ turning from a visit to Halifax.

Mr Thos G Breen, of Keith’s Theatre, was @ passenger by to-day on return to the Hub.

Mr CB Foster, of the C P R, went west this morning. He will probably cross to the mainland from Summerside.

senge Ts by the

Boston the Halitax

Mr James Paton returned last evening from a business trip to the principal cities of the United States and Canada,

MrM J Matheson, who tas been visit ing hisold home at Valleyfield, left this morning on return to Steveston, BC.

Mr A E Morrison, of the Anglo-American Telegraph Co, went west to Cape Traverse on an Official trip yesterday afternoon.

Mr JF ‘Lavie,of Souris, who has been spending a few days in tk city with friends, teft for Bosisn this meruing,

Archbishop O’Brien, of Halifax, will preach at the installation of Mgr Gauthier as Archbishop of Kingston, Gat, on the LSth prox.

Mr Bernard Trainor, of the Pest Office Deperiment, who has been visiting Boston aud other cities of the neigh boriag repubs lic, returned to Charlottetown last evening.

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Mrs Fulton McGougae, of Spokane, Wesh, nee Miss Hodgson, ef Malpeque,

went to Georgetown by last evening’s train to visit her sister-in-law, Mrs (Hon)

Daniel Gordon.

Dr. A. R. Duncan and wife, are about to leave Glendive, Montane. of which place they have been residents since 1882. Mrs, [yaucan’s poor health makes the removal necessary. During their residence in Glendive Dr. and Mrs. Duacan have made kosts of fiieads, and their departure, judge ing by the tone of the news papers of the place, is the cause of universal regret. Dr, Duncan isa brother of Mr. J. M. Dancan, ef West Kent School, and paid an extended visit to the Islgud province not long since.

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Show of trimmed millinery next Thurs- day afternoon at Stanley’s.

Underwear, gents turnizhiags, caps at McKay's.

Positively no goods handled or sold in any department, every thing in full view on Wednesday night at the grand millinery opening with orches tra in attendance at Ff, Perk- ins & Co.

Imported trimmed millinery and speci-

mens of Miss Dalton’s work, shown Tbhurss day afternoon at Stanley Bros, 225 21.

Madam, See that your win- ter jacket is lined. Paton &

hat and

DIED

tn this city, on the 27.h inst, Charles W Drew, in the 82nd year of his age.

{Funeral on Thursday at 3 o’clock to People’s Cemetery.

URE BLOOD is the foundation of health. Hood’s Sarsaparilla makes the blood pure, rich and nourishing and

gives and maintains good HEALTH.

, | of the First

af } | an ene Medical Fall, } tomorrow evening at 7 ov

Hon. E. J. Hodg-on, Master of the Rolls, wil | hold a Court of Chancery to- morrow in Geo-getown to consider the case of Roberts & Roberts admin'stration. He will yo to Georgetown this after .oon,

Fir-t Methodist ¢ held | o’clock in the lecture room of the church to receive the report of the delegates to the General Con rereuce.

ch will be

Genie

Metsovisr Cucrca.—A meeting |

ure i f

A large attendance is re: faceted |

as this isa meeting of more then ordinary interest to the members of the church and } congregation. | a ee | Fire At Travevrer’s Rest.—A fire! broke out at Traveller’s Rest between five |

and six o’clock this mornirg, 01 the prem- isesof Mr George S Yeo, and destroyed ns,@ granary and a large quantity | of hay and grain, a thresher and cleaner. A cow also peris shed. The cause of the fireisunknown. The loss is estimated at $2000, partly covered by insurance. Mr Yeo with his wife and sister are at present away at the Halifax Exhibition. Tae Werxiy Star.—We have already had evidence of the popularity of our offer the Montreal Family Herald and Weekly Star together with Toe WeexLy ExaMINeR, both papers from now until the end of the

year for only twenty cents. Subseribers should apply at once as the offer will be withdrawn after the 10th of October. The papers vill ba sent to any address in panada or the United States for the same price. A splendid chance to send them to friends abroad.

Coat Arrivats.—In addition to the barges Anna E Taylor, and Lizzie, as re- ported yesterday having arrived coal laden to Messrs Peake Bros & Co., the following schooners have also arrived from Dominion Coal Co’s mines,Cape Breton,with cargoes of slack, nut, run of mine and washed slack co*l to same firm, viz., Raeburn, Annie, Vidette, Agility, Annie Laurie,

Uawrence, Athlete, Alice Pheobe, and Lois. The echoover Nellie Reid from New

York is discharging a cargo at the same

depot.

Appress AND Presentation. —On Saturday evening the 17ch inst. the elders of St. Margaret’s Church waited on their respected pastor, Rev. A. P. McLellan, at parochial house,and on behalf of the parish- ioners of St. Margaret’s presented him

with an address and a wellsfilled purse as atokea oftheir esteem for him. After thanking them for their kindness to him daring his stay amoogst them Father McLeilan introducsitben to ther newl «

appointed pastor, Rev. Peter Curran, who we are oleased to fearo,is favorably im- pressed with his new nome,

Tue Bosrox Boat.—The Halifax -are rived frem. Boston at 9.30 this morning, vringing the following passengers: Maggie McGrath, Miss Billingsley, J A Leaman, Mrs Leaman, Geo Leamans, Mary A O’Connor Master Wm L O’Conner, Chas H Gourley, H Dodd, Miss L Masters, Ethel Sharpeley, Dr E Johnson, Mr Whittiker, Sidaey McLeod, W Gillispie, Mr Golds- worthy, J R McKee, Murdock McLeod, Mary J lacey. Margaret Rice, Mrs Ald- rich. Allen McDonald, James Hobbs, Dr Chictoni, Mrs Sydney Grey, WmtReed, and wife,A McAulay, Thos Marvby, From Halifax : Miss F A Gillie, W S Lousen, Minnie Crane, Aggie Crane. The outgoing passengegers include: Miss Annie Macdonald. MissC Basc om, H Spra- gue, [T Gammer, Miss & Seller. Miss M Webster, Miss Josie Smith, Miss Fioiay- son, Miss B McCallum, Miss Currie, Allan Macdovald, Peter L Fraser, J H Dingwell, and Mr E lie.

—Sir Heuer: Joly declares that pro~ hibition is not needed in Canada, Then | why did the Government of which he is a member authorize a preeen & at a cost of

$250,000 of the people’ 8 money

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You are heartily and cordi- ally welcomed to our great millinery display on Thursaay evening, 7,30 to 10. Vinni-} combes orchestra in attendance

Moore & McLeod.

Shaving Requisities.

This week we are showing a nice line of Shaving Mugs and Brushes, Straps

etc. etc.,

The shaving mugs are in different styles and patterns and range in price from c to

c each. Brushes range trom 12 to 75c.

Straps from 25c ap, We have a ftne assart went of soaps both in sticks and cakes. If you want apy:hing in this Jine we would like you to look through our stock.

, Soaps

linery Openin

Imported

Trimmed Millinery and Specimens ofMi ss Dalton’s work on

Exhibition,

STANLEY BROS.,

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Fall ANNOUNCEMEN eS

Our stock for this season is now complete, and comprisas all the latest fashionable clothes for Gentlemen’s wear, which will be interesting tu those desirious of having the largest varietyfto select from.

ARTISTIC CUTTERS SKILLED WORKMEN

We show, the best line of men’s furnishings in the city

GORDON & McLELLAN

Upper Queen St. Men’s Stylish Outfitters

TORONTO EXHIBITIIN

REMOVED

To Charlottetown

While in in Toronto attending the Fair we purchased the Entire Exhibit of

The Deminion Organ Co

And have them now on Exhibition in our ware rooms, Tiey are beauties—each instrument finished and tuned with special care, No increase inprices. Callin and see them. 44

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Ths P. E. Island Music House

‘Connolly Building, Queen St.

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