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·· M M'mog.t. . . . . ST. PAUL'S PRESBYTERIAN GHURGH, B O WMANVI LLE. PROCEEDINGS lN SUBSTANCE OF AKNlJAL MEETING, .JANUARY 20, 1887, J\ l'\D- WOMAN 'S FOREIGN MISSIONARY SOOLETY. . The m embership of this Society ht1s somewhat increased, t here being ;26 name~ on the roll. The mon thly !lleetings have been well attended ~~·JL1 Prmt mue to be of ver;Y 14reat in terest aml profit to t he members. Jh.e ,~mount rn1~e~ for M1ss10n w~rk has increas.e d from $154 Inst .year to $226, In tins 1~ mcludecl a L ife Memberslup fee of $25 by Mrs. B leakley, the President . lt is llH~ch to be desired that a farger ntunber of the women of the oongrl)gati~m sh~:mld be iden tified with thu Society. The annual membflrslnp.foo 1s t he small sum of twenty-five cents, which entitles to nll tho 1n·1v1log0~ of tlw m @.thly mceting3. M. l\ffRDOCH. Dec. 31, 1886. - T E : E --- . West End House· ~ l.ii~fQB'J15 FQB THE YEAR 1886. The Annual M eeting of the Congregntion ""Its hd cl in the elclwul Room, 'l'hursrlay evening, .Jan . 20. H ,E!V. H.. D · .l!'raser, I>astor, in the c ha ir, who ope11ed the m eetinq with <levotionll-ll exercises, after which Mr. Thos. Tuel was chosen Secretary, and l~ad the minutes of last m eeting, which were confirm ed. The Annual Staterneu t from the Sessio11 was read by t ho P;istor , and t h e report of the Sabbath School hy Dr. McLaughlin, the Superintendent. The Annual B.eport of the Board uf JYfant\gers w11s r ead by Mr. Thos. 'l'ocl, ~ecre tmy, and on motion Mr. P . M urdoch, seconded by Mr. }'. F. M cA.rthur, was :idopt cd. (1'he H.cpor ts, &c., will be found on sub-sequent pages. ) Votes of thanks wore passed to the Board of Managers nnd the Choir for t heir services during t h e past yeti r. It was agr eed that t he election of M1m11gcrs should. be by O})en vote, .and the Managers of last yenr were re-elected , with the addition of Mr. Robert Bei1;h. Messrs. M. A . ·fames and 'N. CtL!lll were re-appointed Audi.tors, iind it was agreed thnt the vitriuus Heports, &c., be printed and supplied to t he cuugreg:tliun :ts last year. The Meeting was closed with the Doxology tmd Benediction. THOS. TOD, R. D . FRASER, S\lcretm·y. Chairman. - - - - : ----· SABBATH SCHOOL :REPORT. the junior school was open every Sabbath during the year, the adult Bible Class being dropped d uring the mont hs of July and August. The number of scholars enrolled was : juuior school, 110 ; ndult 'B . class, 88 ; total, 108. A vcrnge attcnc lttuce, 73 a nd 50 respectively ; total, 123. l weekly for t he stucly of t he lesson. A teachers' meeting has been hclc On the 1st of July a pic-nic for t he children was h eld in Mr. Stephens' woods. It was brgely atten ded and much en joyed by scholars, parents, and friends. A Christmas Tree bearing a prese11t . fo r e11cl1 scholar in the junior school and a very pleasant entertainment given by the children closed the year's operations. . The cx1rnnses of the School have been met as follows :RECEIPTS. I 1 ~ ~ ~ - °"TIS HES YOU THE- f t ho Soason . .. C om_ p1·1monts o f.. . lcXP ENDITU RK 10 Sa Ie ofH ynrn llOok ·s. ·· . . . · .... . . .. .. . . Collection in C hurch . ·. .. . · . ... ·· . ... . . $ 39 so' l-fymn Books, &c., for School.. . . ·.· . ·· $12 E nter tainment, .Jau ua.ry, z886, ·. · · ·· · ·· ·2 0 33 Expcn se!\.l~e':·. .Mr . McLco<l'!'i Sermon, rJJ. ~il , 7 85 Express, S. S. P apers to Muskoka . . . . . ?. oo l 1eriodical:1 a nd Lc:sson P a pers. · . ·.· . . · 30 05 _ _ Balaucc, lo 1887 ............ . ..... ... . 11 58 I and } 1c·111c .· . ..··. . · · . ·· · . . · · ···· 12 oo l 1 'total. . . ,,,, ..··.. , ·.· . · .. .. .. . .. . $ 6773 ! T ota l ·.· .. · ·.·. . · ·. ·.. · . . . ..·· ·.. $6773 '. S'f ATEMENT 01? SESSION, 'rho Session would con"rat ulate t h e congregation, th.it, through the g m ce of God, the past yea~· h11s been on e uf pleasant ac.ti vity :ind pro~ress. The Commuuiu11 Roll which shewed 182 persons m active member:;hip a~ the beginning of the ye1u, cont11ins now 1~3 names, 15 lmvin g b een added hy certificate, au<l 5 on profession, wlule one was removed by rleath, 1md 8 r eceived ce1:t ifica.tcs. . . The atten.dnnce on P ubhc W ornhip contmues, on the whole, r egufar 1~nd encouraging. Attention is ver y earn estly called to the Thursday eveniug prayer-meeting. As compared with other ~ongrega tions we have a fairly large attendance, but there are few tlu ngs that woukI more teud to increase the spirit,ual life and p ower of the cong r egation than s uch prayer-meetings as w e m'ight lrnve, if all counected with the Church would make it a matter of conscie11ce to be present. As will be seen from the Repor ts which follow, t he work of the S11.bliath School and Adult Bible Class has gone stciiclily on. M ost valuable service h1Ls been r endered by the fait hful lmnd of teach ers and ofiiocrs. The Missionary Association and the W . F . 1\1. Society have s urpassed their previous cxcellout record. The missioniLry spirit is evidently deepening. . . . Early u1t he year a Temperance Societ y was formed, wluch, it is J10ped, will go on with in~rcasin_g vigor and usefulne~s . . . L ater, a Young Peoples Society was fomwcl, wlu ch begins with a consi<lcrn.ble membership, nnd will, it is confidently expected, prove, under GOLl ,of w·hmble assistance in prornoti11g sociabili ty and stimulati ng the i.J1tcllectw1 l nncl spirit ual a<.:tivit y of the young people. The choir, under Miss Armour, as urg a11ist, have continued t o le~1d the praise accept< Lbly, and deserve the hearty thanks of th e congrega t1011 for their good ornl willing service. . 'fhe· Session would summon all t he people to renewed eonsecrat1unancl effort durirw the present year. W ith fuller individual devot ion to the Lord's crLL1S~ with m ore prayer, and with larger expectations from the Great H.ead ~f the Chnrch, should we go for ward. "The Lord has been mindful of us. H e will bless us." R. D. FB.ASER, P . MURDOCH, Moclera tor of Session. Clerk uf S ession. The contribut ions of the junior school to Missions, have been $54, an<l of th e adult B . Class, $45. These were allocated as shown in the report of the Missionary A ssociation , (IJ< tge 4). T wo new features of School work are added for t he year 1887: 1. A bil"thday box has been prepared, into which every m ember of the school is expected t o put as many cents as ye1trs old, on the Sabbath succeed ing h is or her bir·thdl.\y. At the encl of the year the proceeds will be used t o give Christmas cheer to th e poor of tho congregation or t O"\Y11, 0 1· to any other purpose the donors may d etermine. 2. The teachers, recognizing the great importance of having the youth· ful mind. well stored with Scripture, have prescribed certain verses to be committed to m emor y by the cl1il cl ren , every S:.tbhath in t he year , for which prizes will be given. In this work; and the prep1 imt ion of the lessons, and in alhnat ters connected wi th t he welfare of t he school the teach er s urgently rell uest the earnest and prayerful co-operation of all parents 1.mcl friends of the school. .J. W . McLAUGHLIN SUPEltIN'.l'ENDEN'.1', .TKO. McD OUGALL, SEC. -'l'ItEAS. 0 ~ Call at the WEST END H OUSE . between this and 'Xmas for bar- · . . gains lll Dress Goods ---Great Reductions. A fine stock of the Newest and Nobbiest OLOTJ:I S in town arrived at the 00 LQ H ,..-1 E-i 0 Q ~ 00- CABIN!0:!n~OTOS :h~;;y~:,~~~~\~~;~ ~ ~ Q ~ · Eclipso Hausa. a great variety. ST. PAUL'S TEMPERANCE SOCIETY. 'fhis Society, organized April last , r ests on tlie basis of a total ab stinence pledge and embmces the children 1\s well as grown persons. Its pledge-roll contains the namos of U3 adults and 7H j uveniles ; in all l ::l\J. Public 11ddresses have been d elive1 -ed under its 1 w spices by vV. H. Howland, Esq., Mayor of 'f oront o, R ev. A. A .[Drummond, of N ewcnstlc, nncl Rev . .John Smith, of Tor ont.o, a forme1· pastor of S t. Paul's. It is felt that, if present liquor laws :ir e to be ca rried out , :ind Mlvance m ncle t oward t otal and g eneral prohibition, such societies as t his will require t u .be multiplied all through the churches and vigorously m aintained. J . B. FAIRBAIRN, D. DEI1'H, P1rnsrnENT. Si·;cRETAitY. ·- - - - - :- -- b ~ $2.50 PER DO!: 0 Collars the very latest, Ties and N eckerchiefs a L a JYIocle. Everything appertaining to a firstclass r .... , 1-1-t r:_. c--i Best quality taken in all kinds of weather - AT ___ 0 (I,-, . ....., M E N 'SFURNIS HINGHOUS E, P lease to call and inspect cheap over coats. <HU TAIT ; MORRISON'S, BOWMANVILLE. W. H. I VES. N. B .- Cheap Fancy Goods in great variety. STORE AND GOODS -~~~~---~---~~ -·· ·--- ST. PAUL'S YOUNG PEOPLE'S SOCIETY. .A Young P eo1> le's Society was for med· dm:ing the fall, hnving for it;s object the promotion of t he spil"it ual life and li.temry and intellectual culture of its m embers, th e increase of theil" mutual acq uaintance, aml the t mini1 1g :mcl engaging of them in Ch ristian work. The Society m eet(every al ternate Mon<fay evening, at 8 o'clock, p . m ., and six regular and one public m eeting ha vc b een held. Over niuety members 1 1re already enrolled and there is a large att endance a t t ho Jlleetin.gs. 'fhe m embers cheerfully t:1ke part Loth in the literary an d musical part and in t he discussion of the religious Lopi.c taken up 1~t each rncetiug. W. S. OR M lS'f ON, S·i;;0RET1 \ Ry. - ----:- - -REPOl~T TO MARRY Young Men, Bach elors and W idowers, . FOR SALE IN _OF BOARD OF MANAGERS, 188G. D I SBUR SF.ME NTS. 8 RE C EIPT S. Bn.lanc~ on hand . . . . . , . · . . . . p ea · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · 79 go - -- $1836 53 33 3·· S . S . Collections ·. . . . . . . .. .. Y . ~I. C. A., of Univer:.;il y College, T oron to ·. . ..· . . 46 75 Bal. of Missionary Coll..... . 7 71 - $ s 7 30 rnwa / . e w ents .. .. . .. .. . H.... .. u 27 T Collection ~ . . . . . . . . . . ·. . . . · . . 006 39 Poor Relief........ . . ~ , ·· , · · . 23 06 R $ $ 99 40 R ev. R. D . "Fr<ls.cr, stipend, IT Pres bytery cxpen~cs · . . . . . . . 5 55 )1. ansc rt:pair~ . .... . . . . . . . . . I07 85 .rvr . l )ortei-, in t. o n de ht. . ... . 3 50 Ba l. of S. S. Fun<l, 1885. .. . . 6 16 L. J oi low, pum ping organ. .. r s oo ---$175364 McCkllnn & Co.... · · · ·. · . . z43 45 Sundry accounts .. . . · . . · · · . · 31 03 - - - $ 174 48 S. S. Collections . . . . . . . . . . . . 33 34 V. M. C. A ., of Universi t r College, T oronto... ..... 46 75 Ba l. of Missionary Coll... ... 7 71 - - -$ 8780 1 ___ Bala nce on ha nd .... . .... . . ...... . .. _ _1_s_ , (q months) . . . .·. ·.. . .. S1300 oo Orgam st salar y. . . . . ·. . . . . . . 100 oo Sexton sal~ry. .. . . . . · . . . . . . . 125 oo ~t:crt::tary sala r y .. . . · . . . · . · . 39 58 Pulpit su pply. . . . . . . . . . . . · . . 51 oo CONGREGATIONAL DIRECTORY, 1887. SE SSION, M ommA1'0R: R ev. R. D . Fraser, M. A . ELDERl'I: M essrs. Jas. McClellan. ,T. B. }'1 1irbairn, P . Murdoch, ( Clerk ), F. Bleakley, D r . McLaughlin, .Jno. McM urtry, John M cClellan, Jas. B eith. DEACONS AND :IIANA.GEltS. M essrs. L ewis Quick, Jno. Murdoch, F . F . McArtlnu-, Dr. Beith,M. Maye1 ·, C. Tod, T. P aterson, T. Bingham, W . H. 'W illiams, R . B eith. Chair man, Secretary, and Treasurer to bo elected. THE SAJ3BATH i'JGHOOL. SurERIN'l"ENDENT : Dr. McLaughlin , IVI. P . P. D EPUTY-SUPF.RIN'.l'};N!lEN'L ' : J. B . F airbairn . SEc.-TREASURER : ,l ohn McDougall. ss: J . A. McClellan. SEc1t:J'j'J"AltY, Brn LE Cr.A TREASURER " " Geo. Pcarnon. LrnRAitIAN : T l10s. Tod. 0.tWANIST : Miss lVfaucl F airbairn. TEACHERS : Misses Moor crnft, Mary Murd och, M:ag~~c McClellan, J. 'l'ocl, M1~ry C albrnith, Stoughton, Fisher, MclVIur try, lYl. M oorcmft, A . B leakley, Brouglmll, Kat e F airb:iir u, R ev. R. D . Fraser , and Mr. F . B leakley. MISSIONARY ANll BENEVOLENT ASSOUIA'.l"JOY. P1tESJDENT : R ev. R. D, Fraser'. 1sT VICE-PRESIDENT : P . M urdoch. 2ND V IGJl-P ltESIDENT : T. P aterson. SBc,-'l 'itF.As umm W. ]< , , Allen. CoMMI'l"'l"EE : F . Bleakley, R. Beith, T, H. Smel t , Geo. P earsol1, F . 'l'1 1lling, jr., T. T od , '!'. I3i.nghnm, S . B . F airbairn, N . McD onn.ld, M . A. .Tames · WOMAN 's l'OR F.TO N l\:lIR8ION ARY SOCIETY. Presiden t , Mrs. F. B leakley; Viee. -P l'Cs. , Mrs. R . D. F rasor ; 'l'rens. , M rs. W. F . Allen ; Sec. , Miss M ary Murdoch. CHOIR. Miss A r mour, Organist ; Misses Bingham, K Bingham, Allen, E . Allen M . Fnirl.Jairn , McL a ughlin, E. Mayer. B. Yellowlues, K ei th, G. Fairb~irn, Messr·s. T idt, Br own, Yelluwlees, Martin, Irwin, A. McLaughlin. TEMPEltANCE SOCIF.TY. Presiden t , J . B . F airbairn ; Sec., D. B eit h ; Treas., M.A. J ames; Committee ; F. 'l'alliug, jr., G. P earson , M. M cT:wi.sh , A . McL~ugfa1ir1, Thomus 'l'od, .John :M:cM urtry, Mrs . .J . K . _Gal~mnth, Mrs. I'. . Cann, Misses Moorcraft, Allen, T od, :mcl Maud Fairb:ur n. YOU NO l'EOPL E 'S SOCIETY. ~Bargains $ 2023 731 $ 2023 73 W. H. WILLIAMS, C HAlR~fA. N. THOMAS T OD. Si£CRET1\ RY. vVe have e xmnin~cl t he Tre11suret·'s accoun ts, compared t hem with t he vouch ers produced, and find them correct. M. A. J AMES, l Au :rmoi s January 20, 1887. WM. CANN, J ~. :-J ~ Millinery and f!-1 MISSIONARY AND BENEVOLEN'f ASSOCIATION. In nccordance with a resolution riassed at the annual meeting in. Jan. 188G this association 1rns re-organized. It is composed of all m embcrn and adheren ts of St. P :iul's church, tm d has a ma111iging committee of fourteen. Soon after the a mmal m eeting Messrn. Bletikley, Pat erson a nd R obert Beit h, at th e r equest of the committee, canvassed the w hole congr egation for pledge~ to the funds for. tl~e year, .w:ith a gratifying result, M1e urnount realized from subscr1pt10ns hemg $564, :is against $300. 35 the prevrnus y ear. T he lallY . collectors have ngam r en<lernd impo1·tant service 11ml l111.ve earned , with t he gent lem en mentioned above t he thanks of the con gregation. Their 11ames are : Misses Ste.wa'rt, (now Mrs. J1owe), J. McDougall, Mary G1\lbrn.~th, E . Maye1 ·. J . Tod, E. Allen, M . M urdoch, S. ,and I. l'YlcArtlmr,. ~· McClellan , A. Fisher, and A. Blenkley. rwo quar terly M1ss10nary m eeting s were h eld. The finan cial sta.teuients is as follows :RE C EIPT S. D I SBUR SEM F.NTS. T otal a mou nt su bscribe d ·.·... . $575 6o Va rious expense$ . .. ... .. .. . . . .. ... . . $ 3 75 S u bscriptions still un paid ·... . · I I 6o F or a llocat ion, a~ below... ... .... . ..· 672 oo 00 . & - -$5G4 lb la nce carried for ward. ... . . . . . · · · . · t 02 Collecl1ons, c .· . . . · . . . . · ·· . . .·. ·· · . . 1 2 77 S pcci::d clonation,Aug mc!lt.a tion.$ ~o ex> 11 11 A.::md I. M 1m ~ tcrs. :X> oo J OOOO FOR 30 ~AYS. R. HUTCH ISON. ~ ERSON ~ llRS9 AND1 Waverly Magazine. RATES OF SUBSCR I P 'l'lON l'"OR THE ~ SELLING Off AT COST Having fully decided to go out of Busin ess, I now ofter my St ock of Dry -Goods, Groceries, Crockery, Boots and Shoes as well as P r em7 ' ' ill g·1ve a Hau· D o zen ises for Sale, on easy terms. Any Sil t'er P l a1ed Tea S1·oon s person b uying can have untill wim e vct'Y WedtUng· Rin g· next Fall before they pay any Ile sells du1·ing· hisC1ea1·in;· money, if t h ey wish; or i! they purcharn S t ock a nd dont v. ish t o Out S ale. 50 purchase pr emises, will rent. I n GREAT t he m ean time I will commence AUCTION SALES on Wednesday 22nd a t One p. m., and at 7, and continue afte1·noons - INand evenings, at which t ime I will offer Dry Goods, Gr0ce1·ies, Teas, Boots a nd Sh oe'!. Come and get you r Xmas Groceries. · .Allow me to say posi t.ively this is no humbug I mean it and am determined t o have all ~wld out and closed by t he 1st of March next. l I moo~Il~Ki~LD OOe Fancy Goods. -+.:J 0 IONEY SAVED. HARNESS DEPOT, If you want to save from Ten to Twenty per cent. on buying your Hm·ness, call at T HE ' 'VAVEHLY MAGA ZINE l a the largest w eek ly ever vublishc< l in th!" c ount ry. Now i n \he t hi rt·u· e·lyhlh ;·et:r er ltJ ox!sttnoo. its p~ospects are brighter than ever. while the policy that made i t~ success remains uncbang. ed . Its contents. which can no t fail to please t he m ost i a s t idious, embrace J. R. BRAD LEV'S King-st. West, opposite W. Glover's Livery Stable, o.n d be convinced . STOR IES AND POEMS F R OM T H lC l'ENS 0~' WELJ ,. K N OWN WRI'l'ERS: lN'.l"ERICST t l'IQ Et;SAYS ON UUW<li:N '!' MAT'l"1'1!8 : K XCM<l'T B Ol'" IllSTOJ<Y A'.S"D JHOGIU PHY; SKltTCHES O~· TJU VEL ; BCR Al'S OF W JSDOl\I AN O " FUN~ l' U:t.ZJ,bS Fun Y OU N G l'OL K ; AND 'l 'Hll: BEST OF M U SIC, so T otal. . · .· ·. · . . , ... . · . . ·. .·· · ·... $676 77 Tot"l ... . . . . ... ... . ... . ... . ... . .. . $676 77 My Harness is all new stock , and made of the be3t material i n t he market, by competen t workmen, and g uarant eed to give s11tisfaction . ALLOCA'l'ION Ol!' MONEYS. (It will be observed ~h~t, in addition t~> the $G 7:d from.the Missionary :md B enevolent Assocrnt1 on , the followmg t able eontams other sums contribut ed to special objects by t he congr eg1 ition, as also th e con~,ri. buti.ons of the Sabbath School, Bible class, n.nd '\Vom:m 's Formgn MissionM-y Society. 'l'heso a.r e given ~o exh~biL in on~ view what th e congr egation lrns d on e for objects outmrle of it self dunng the year). Congregation. S.Sch ool. RClass. W . 1'. M .S. T otnl Colleges, (eq ually L O K nox a nd Q ueen's) ...... $60 .. . ... . .. . ·· . . ·: . · · · . · ·· $ ?o ing on etrioUy n eutral izround. the p aper ex· e ludes p a r \ l1an poli t ics and the~'legy ; contains n o radical orinlons. and la oharacteri«ed by a h igh mor e tonf'. It cir c ula tes all over the J1<na from M<1ine t o Cal iforn ib.. Jl'or Jale by all Newad eakr a . S inl'(! e nople· 10 cents. 'J'ERM8- AL WAYS IN A D V AN CE. On4' c opy , 110.t·pn ld, fo r 12 1no111Ja~,. .$4.0& Un., <:opy, :po~t·pnltl, for Cl m<>nt.Ji ~. . . 2 .00 U11e eo11y , pO·l· P llhl. for :J month s. .. 1.00 This large varloty of inter esHng i·eading ma t· ter is all claaslfted undor a pprop riate headi11g0, that any article J.lllLY bu easily fo und. Stand- Presiden t, Itev. R. D. Fraser ; 1st V . P., Miss Moorcraft ; 2nd V. P . T. H . McM ilhm ; Sec., Vv. S. Ormiston ; Trens., F. R . Brown ; c,:mmitt ce, Misses F i.sher and Edith Allen, M essrs. W . '.l.' 11it and J . A. McClellan. Cirnt.CH OF]'IC"ER.- L ewis .Tollow. IfORSE COLLAPtS A SPECIALTY. A full line of H orse .l!'urni11hings ahfays i n s tock, sueh as B lankets, B ells, Whips, Curry Comb9, e tc. Repairing p romptly a tt ended to, and d one in the high est sty le of ar t . ~lnt.endl ng F or clubb ing, to P11bliahers, Poi·1 t.m,.ater a and .A.gents, the price is $3.50 a yeur . Si:x: or th ree m'>e. in s11.me pMpo~ticrn. Clubs of four 0 1' more w ill be sent fer $3.iiO ·a ye a r per co1 ». ~~~;~°K~1"~i~,~~~~~ : ::::: :::::: :::::: :::::::: l~~::: :: : $20: :: : ::~::::: : == :: : :: : ls~ MEMO HAND A. P unLIC vVORi'iHIP- Sabbat h , 11 l\ . m. and 7 p . m. 'l'he Saer:unen t of t he L ord 's S nppor is dispen sed on the secon d Sabbath of Marc11, .Tune, Sept ombor and Docembe;:. PRAYER Ml;~ ;TJNG-Thursday 7 :30 p .m., followed by teach ers' m eeting nncl choir practice. SAllB 11 Scnoor. AND P AS'l'OR'H Brnu; CLAtiH- Sabbath, at 2 ;30 p. m . STA T.ED M.KE'n NGS OF SESi"lION- ] 'irst :M:om1ay of efich month at 8 p . m. . . DEACON>l A N D :MANAGElts- M eet as b usm css r eqmres·. W o11rAN's F oREIGN M csR IONAltY Sor;rn'.l'Y- F irst Mond:b y of e very mont.h. \ 'l 'ExU'EltAKCE SOCIETY- As arrang"d for. ~YOUNG P 1 mP1.E's S ocnnY·-Every second Monday, from September to April (inclusive), at 8 p. m, N O DISCOU NT }.'J.lOM A ll')VE P HCES. .\ Ve will ee11d t he fVaver/11 I>fayazine, and 01th er Ballou's M onthly Jlfa.11a.zine. P eterson 's Lady"_. .M q-oazint 01 Gode1fs Lad·y·s J>ooi.: one trly Mag a z i ne a nd ei t her Atla.ntic Monthly , Flarpcr's 71-laaaz inc, 1Ve<k ly or B aza r , or Ce11h1 r 11 May azi nc, ror ont· Yt!tlr. ~~:fil~rl:~f~~,·~i~: :_: _ :_ : .:_ : .:_ :_ :: _:. ::_ : .::: .: :_:_: : : ~ 0 2 :::::: ( Pte;:, ,\ux.rl 'remblt:s . .. .. .. .. . .. ... .. .. . .. . . '<:::::~:::::: $ 17 ·· · ·. · . ..... - 226 : : ::: : 22 · · · · · · . .. ··· ~~ 25 10 5 yea.r for liJ".(lO· A n y oue. sen d inii: ne $7.00 ca.n have 1 .he J¥a-v· 39 ' \l'ido\vs' Fund . . . . . .. . . . . . .. . . . .. · . . ........ A . :1.nd l . Mi nis ters . .. . . . . .... .. . ... . . .. . . . . '2J . .· ·· · 90 ·. ··. · - ·· . ·.· .. ... . . . .· .· .1 5 ... ... - . . ··· · ·.···· Y.]'lf. C.A. Univ. Coll ., T oronto, (Building). . . Vancouver, ll. C., Church building . . . . . . .. .. J1' r{'cltl'ick , b 11 rg- C hu rch . .. . . ... . . . . .. . . . . .. . . 46 . . . . . · 7.3 . .. .. . 2 . ..... - ... . . · . ... · · . · .· .· - · · ·· · · ·· · · · · ·· ··. · - ··· ·· - ··· ·· · ·· · ··· · · ·· · · ·· ··· · 46 2 3 2 Io p urch 11 ·ers will find it to Ft>rniKn ~ub~eriptlnn8; Ono c· · D ~· l,)Os t-p a id their acl vantage ' o call and. exemm6 before for 6 mou ohs ~ $2.50; one cop.v poH '" paid. for 3 m onth s, ~l. 2a. p urchasing else wh ere. 48 S-R nt cs of A<lvcrtlsho:.;- l"lffy G::tlnts 11cr Ai:;u l.c JJ11e, eacll fn S\,rU01. a dvcrtfaem ent in On< , l\U1Jion ieaues of lea ding A m. l"ioan N·iWElJ"-Per~. '.fhis ;~ &t 1 .h e r ate of only one-ti tth of ll cent a line. for 1,000 Ci rculationl 'l 'l1e u<lverti s.,m eu t w ili bl'I pluc,,d b d u1·0 Em.lowmcnt , K nox and <..Ju ccn'~, on ncc:t .. . . . . 1 0 . ·· · ·· - - . . . · . · - T ·t . ls . ·.. ··· ·. ··. · ·. . ·. ... ·· . .·....·. . $753 $54 $45 $2"6 $1078 ADVERTI SERS. TOa chec k fr r w,1 will pr int t en ·l ine J!'ot $~0 I The amount for similar p urposes in 1885 w;~s $H8::l.3'.>, but as $2J7. 62 CCotmt of college endowments, as agarn.st ouly ~10. 00 of t his was on tL iu JB86, the gr ;1ti fying _i ncrease is sh own of $382.? 6'. exclusive ?f en rlmn11e11ts. '!'here rn ab undant r eason to t hanL God and tal,e coura ge. R. D. FRASER, P R.ES. , D ec. 31, 1886. F . BLEAKLEY, SEc. -TI~A.S. Addr tlea all (;Ommu1,!ce.ti on s t,o WAVERLEY MA G6.Z l1' t> , Loe :.:: Box: 172, Bo;-r0N, M ASS, ------ R f: It) THE l\"t'.W l ' l eces 'J' <> S:r.ct1l·. ru s~h<>ol. On!' l\filli.'ln different n ewstiuper pm·chssers:nr 1?1v1~ Mrr.J.HI N Hi;..1. n;:us: len lint's ll·iH ac · comrnollu;e ubout 75 word~ · .A.ddi·cBs with copy of Adv . 1tnil cli cck . or sen d :mcenta J:or Do· k 1Jf 150 !"'ft'8. GB<'. P, RO\ V.ll:L'L & CO 10 SPR UCE ST., NEW Y ORK. .Ave., Cbica;(o. Ill. dif"Ferent num bor~, In a pretty c ~. se, $1. Agents w ·.:uteJ. El:Gl!:NE J , HALL, ll Michigan -,OK!':l men l·· E locn r.i-:>n . a .,o;t..,r:>. Il.-ia.utt· Bu ""· tully lllu1ku~ed. i Jy ruu.11, lUc, 12 at Ch11ych, or Hume E'.ltertal'!·