The officers shall be elected by nomination and ballot. Nominations may be made either by a committee appointed for that purpose, or on motion of any member. If there be more than one person nominated for any office, a ballot shall be taken, tellers having been appointed for that purpose. The one having a full majority of all the ballots cast shall be declared elected. [If there be more than two persons balloted for, and the one having the highest number of votes, has not a majority of all the votes given, then the one having the lowest number of votes shall be struck off before proceeding to the next ballot. More than one name may be struck off, provided that the sum of all the vote--so struck off is not equal to, or greater than, the number of votes given to the lowest remaining one.] ARTICLE III.--DEPARTMENTS OF WORK. If the demands of the work justify it there shall be the following departments of work: Juvenile Work, Temperance Literature, Influencing the Press, Evangelistic Work, Parlor Meetings, Heredity and Hygiene, Scientific Temperance Instruction, Kitchen Garden, Flower Mission, Unfermented Wine, Inducing Physicians not to Prescribe Alcoholic Stimulants, Relation of Intemperance to Capital and Labor, Prison and Gaol Work, Young Woman's Work, Work among Railroad Employees, Work among Soldiers and Sailors, Legislation and Petitions and such others as the needs of the locality seem to call for and recommended by the Provincial Union. ARTICLE IV.--MEETINGS. The regular meeting of the Union shall be held weekly, fortnightly or monthly, as the Union may decide. The first meeting in the month shall be a devotional meeting. If possible, mass meetings shall be held quarterly. The Executive and other Committees shall meet as often as may be deemed advisable. ARTICLE V.--QUORUM. A quorum shall consist of such members as shall be present at a regular or special meeting, due notice of such meeting being given to the members. ARTICLE VI.--DELEGATES TO THE PROVINCIAL UNION. Delegates to the Provincial Union are received on the following basis: Two for each Union, and one additional delegate for every ten paying members of each Union. The expenses of general officers for postage, stationery, etc., shall be borne by the Union. Travelling expenses of delegates to Annual Convention, shall, where at all practicable, be borne by the Union sending those delegates. ORDER OF BUSINESS. Devotional Exercises. Reading Minutes of Last Meeting. Treasurer's Report. Unfinished Business. Reception of Communications. Reports of Committees. Reading of Paper on Temperance Question Discussion. Regular Course of Reading. Discussion. Miscellaneous Business. Adjournment. [Transcriber's Note: The spelling "philanthrophy" occurs in the original. Also, in the list of numbered items in chapter 6, the numbering skips from 3 to 5, but no content seems to be missing. We have left these as they were in our print copy.]