T E M P E R A N C E M I S S I O N. 
 
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 (To ll}t paii)Sl}ioner!S of jp, Seouge'js (Jfljurcl). 
 
 Mv DiiAK Kkiknds, 
 
 Our HishoiJ has given an earnest call to the members of our 
 Church in loronto to join in the great 'I'emperance Movement of 
 the present day. We have lain too long under the rejjroach of 
 doing nothing in the cause of Temperance, wiiile the sin of intem- 
 |)erance has been making rapid strides and has rendered many 
 homes unha[)i)y and destitute. We all know this, and while we 
 deplore it, we ought to embrace the o|)portunity of doing .somethmg 
 to lessen the evil. 1 need not now point out how we may aid in 
 this good work ; but we can all do something. How we may do it 
 will be told us in the Temjierance Mission which will begin on 
 .Advent Sunday, December 3rd. 
 
 A Sermon on Temperance will be jjreached on that Sunday 
 evening in all our Churches, and during the week Meetings will be 
 held in the dififerent School-houses for the j)urpose of bringing the 
 subject before all our Church people,'and of forming in every Pari:ih 
 branches of the Church of England Temperance Society. Another 
 Sermon will be preached on Sunday evening, the loth, to close the 
 Mission and report progress. 
 
 You are cordially invited to these Special Services, and your 
 earnest prayers are desired on behalf of the movement. 
 
 On Monday evening, at 8 o'clock, a Meeting will be held in 
 St. (jeorge's School-house, at which the si)eakers will be the Rev. 
 Canon Dumoulin and Mr. Rohkrt (Graham. Canon Dumoulin 
 has been connected with temperance work for many years in Mon- 
 treal, and Mr. (jraham is now working for the cause in our Church 
 in the United States, after having been for many years an indefatig- 
 able advocate of the Church of England Temperance Society at 
 home. Both are eloquent speakers, and will have much to say to 
 interest and win our sym[)athies. 
 
 Pray come to the meeting yourself. Invite your friends. 
 And show this to any who may be interested in the temperance 
 cause. 
 
 I am, 
 
 Yours faithfuUv, 
 
 j'. I). CAYLEY. 
 Toronto, No?', jo, 1882. 
 
 P. S.- Since the above was written the Bishop of Algoma has 
 also kindly i)romised to speak on Monday evening. 
 
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