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Percy E. Beard n in Fift - Four Countries Colonies. PR IC E 3d . Circulatio y ( Po st age 1 m. ) The Or de r o f the Go lde n Age . FO U NDED 1 895 . I n te r national O ces : PTON ROAD LOND W fi 153, 155, BROM , ON, S . “ ' ' ' h ’ Tr i hm e 1— 1 E KNIGHTS LONDON. d 1 34 ] KENS INGTON. l REDD l I I IV . GENERA L COU HC l L : “ - - M. A B hil t R e v . K o e o n S ea . h. Bid n e H . Be ar d B o nem ou H H y , ur p . ex l ‘ E B n Nin a H u tte m an H o m e o n m o th. e c . ar d Lo do n . B P r y e , , ur e u hhan kar L axm ida na dh o r t ll M n L ab s s a I ndi a. be B e . D. F. F. P . S Lo don. J g . R , , u ‘ M l t and O o n . W l c A . al o r o . U S . A . a t . t a a R N. Wm daenter . L g . y y , C p er C re y , , u hP r l re v M. Mi M A B o n . A . c W c R e t t o od n a hi . R. Laws o n oad Lo ndo n. La C , e ll ur s re ' ’ h ldfi ld D . C . L M A m l K n W l o ia O . B o . t . ir m haw o o r . 1 . x o r n m o t h. 8 i lia Ear n e 0 B , C p . u e u J e r ey e s ' s W l m v . i ia s E i B R . N; . S hth llu hi G u l n d h B m ba I ndia. e e. La b a abc ha S a o H J . e m y, l l F o r n c l Mo n an ad e e H b tr al. a. l e s y , e C ‘ M -I lia o un il. em bers o f the Exe c C c H ow. So licit or w . E W t R . a o n o ad 1 Old w ondo n E. C win . x E d n nd n . d o l ier o S re Lo o E C . L , L . 6. 7 J y, C l , l et, , s C , e r Hon . : c E. B ar . o o r Sm d C pe , Per y e Hm . AI MS AND OBJECTS r t h ti n thr u hut hristen f of at l eas t a m ill io n anim al s and the To p om o e t e ad op o o g o C d om o , nfli ti n f an a allin u f ru l t a bl l e s s and natu ral ie ta f r Phil anthr i i c o O am o nt O c e o o d d r o o c . y, p , pp g y hi hare total un necessar Ethi al an d Hu m ane r e as o ns as e ll as fo r c l . c . w w y y Hygien ic ’ To t eachthat obe die nc e t o Go d s Law s of Healt h o n all l anes is a practic al re m edy fo r t he d ise as e To afi rm that the practice o f e ating t he fl es ho f p ’ and m ise r hichafllict m ankin d . an im al s is y w o advo cat e the Fr uitarian S st em o f l ivin and t o T , —A viol atio n o f o ne o f the m os t im o rt ant y g i s t . p ’ t eachits advantag es . physical Law s o f H eal thwhichgo v e rn Man s b in nd ns u e ntl the u s e f a e a c o e ca O t he m in f g , , q y, To pro cl aim and haste n co g o a Go lde n ' l ar e ro o rtio n o f the Pain Dis e as e S ufie r l u A e hen H ea th H m an e nes s Peace and g p p , , g , w , , , ' ing and Depr avity W it hW t ll o ur race is S piritu al ity shall pre vail u pon Ear t h cu rs e d . o ro m ot e U n iver s al Kindn e s s B e n e vo l enc e and T p , - A t ran s res s ion a ains t the Moral Law o f Phil anthro and t o ro t e st a ain st inhu m an it an d. g g py, p g y h r l ove ; be cau se it inv o lv es t e d aily m as sac e and inju s t ice . l d d to eek the ttainm e n o f these ob e ts b dail e am l e and r o nal i u der are e e a t e nfl e nc Ail m h M m rs of The Or c e . T e e be p g s j y y x p p s e abstainers from the use of fl eshand fowl as food. v r hhr l i er Bdltorlal a ministrative or on he latf rm are ren red r ui u l l ices rendered b Membe s w et e t ar d t o de at to s . Al S er y , y, , , p , g y m a n y o l untar o ntributio ns from its Me m ber s an d sy m a he i Frie nd h rder is intai e b v t t The work of T e O d y c p c s . u i illin and S i e n e hi he nti l es ea hM m b r to r e ei e l l ' i um Ann al s bs r tion is Two S h s t e e v e u ar a co o t th The Min m u c p g xp c . w c c c r g y m e u l l m hle ts and Leaflets whi hare ublished ofliciall . mcial o rna and a so o f all Pa c o J , p p y All financial profit der ived from the sal e o f the C mcial Pu bl icatio ns is de vo ted to the fu r ther ance o f the Missio n ar v wu k of The Order . ’ M h ar he P ctus and Rules and a Form o A lication or em b rs i will be or w ded. i r e u s te d to ethe m tlt 1 Copy of t rospe , f pp f e p f f q e , g r ‘ ‘ ” Cor r ect Form s br B B U ES I S will als o be s u lie d. any inform at ion that m ay be des ired. f Q pp ndi d a will s ie d ratin n a i a i on . he Ann ual Repo r t of I ncom e and Expe tu re ( uly udited) be uppl g upo ppl c t TIIE OFFICIAL PUBLI CATIONS OF THE ORDER ARE ADVERTISED IN THE PAGES OF THIS JOURNAL ho II Official C orrespondence in co nne ction withthe ge ner al wor k o f The Order o f the Go l de n Age s uld be addresse d to “ The S ec re tary. o o hi h l l f l ddr of the Order of h G lden A e is n a Lon on S W . t c a he on o fi cia a ess t e 1 1 B rom t o o d d . l R , , T y g 53, 55, p . w u hul be sen co m m nications s o d t. ‘ ‘ “ ' al rders ho l be m ade a bl e to The Order o l A e and ho d be c o e d Harr he ue s and Po t O d a f the Go den od s L td t q s s u p y g , s ul r ss , a " P o nl ayee y. THI S JO NAL IS PUBLISHED UA TE LY AND MAY BE O DE ED OF ANY NEWSAGENT O BOOK TAL UR Q R R R R R S L. I can be o ai d dire t for er an num . fro the LI S HI N 1 L W t bt ne m PU B G 1 B r o m n n o n . c OFFIC ES to oad o d S .
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