The Advocate, 1887-06-30, Page 1_
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VOL. I.
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Continued froln, tasPogthe. ' i Salton; He was at a loss to know
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pessesses., J-10 goed, We °amuse ief,:i ed and a oecision atre'ved at, or if it
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sc..] a ourselves. Only by the hied was only to be diseussed, he thought
of Jesus Christ, We should he willing the wording was not definite enough
to telt of what Christ has done for us. for a debate, Out the sulOct was the
IDoing good, The little netid wo,F.; 00 most important one that had come up
nteses of -Naestniu being healed of his before the convention, and was the
leprosy, Samuel was the ehannel great, peetasio for the Christian ebbrob
iwhieh God used to reveal to Eliof to solve. To the first part of the gees -
what He thought of the evil ways of tier), how shall the eliereh best develop
Ibis sons. He also gave same wry use- a"misSionary. spirit, hi the Sunday
iful lessons on the evils of intemperance •school, he thought the churoh -must
and the use of tobacco, giving cleat !lase the midionary fire Within itaelf
latish-1.14°ns in support or his alga': first, He poiuted out the number of
ments. De patient with the selmisrs. I young men ready to go to the field, if
Those who are the most d i diets I t to I the a urch could' only send, them.
manage in the sehool °feel' turn out in I Ed m melon. is required. Every offieer
the future to be the nieet useful in the' of the Sunday school should he a ails -
Master's Vineyard. sioriary. He thought the Sunday
Report from the eminnittee of rm. school supporting itself cherished a
jOhn au. d Main-sts, - Exeter Ont,
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tteht SOS,th `41:11'11100 11a m. and 7 p Sab-
itath Sellout; 2:30 p. lh.
tAAVATIO A totv.--Suliday services, 7.44,, 01.,3 p.
end 8 p. survived OVOI'y nielit during tile week,
klt <Monk. liollilessIneetine; at 11 a. in, On i•OhdO.Y.
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MicrnotosT earsce.- seines-sc., ilev. J. orogen,
"seems stiletto kse‘tecs, 10.30 a. m. and 0 as p,
Sabbath :Schein}, 2 1), tu. Prayer meeting Tithr.t.illy
evening; at 7410,, ,
11A13Pascoe, pastor. Sm-
iley services, te.sces seas:ass, p. in. Sabbath
0.1loo1, 2.30 p,m, Prayer mooting, q'burstley even-
ing a), 7,80. Ykping peoples prayer meeting 'Thursday
• ,0 vet IN; so 7.30.
POBSBYTEKIABW. M. Martin, Paster.
,Stioday services, 11 it. m. and 0;30 p, Sabbath
,scliotil, 0:40 a. Young. peoples prayer inetelukr, Ilt
0 44. 'Thursday evening, prayer 71100tilig at 8 0'01003,
proOtleo immediately atter.
Business and other Cards.
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Dominion 'Laboratory, Exeter; OPt, June, 0-87,
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tages et lett est rates of Interest.. General Agents for
litiron Co., for A. 1:111inins & Co., real estate agts,
L..;400. t200 sax Line of Steamers represented,
Ofiletv-Jante., St,. Exeter, Ont. in0.87
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meets first Friday in every nunitb. in John's Bloelt
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Also AUCTIONE101 for tho County of Iturint.
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PHOMOlilliPHS I XX
Mit JOSEPH SENIOR
having purchased the business of
Ches. ,Senior, wishes to in-
form the the public that
, he can be found
At the Old stand
Main Street, Exeter.
The Finest Cabinets in the coun-
ty. Elegant Finish.
Coping• and Enlarging
done on shortest notice.
JOEL SEN10.7.
New •Premises ?
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Oust° m ei s and the public
genera iy that helms re-
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Main Street, EXETER.
Where he has just received
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.11anclinado work of the highest
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IEOI MANSON,
Exeter,
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lutions was read by Mr. j. (3, Steven-, .,,spirit i odelsendence end iefused life
son, of Cliito‘t, aa fol 4/ WS end emsegy,
that wliereas the delegates aud frioeds ,;A: R. Manning Clinton was the
of the Huron County Association pre- riot& teaker for the affirmative and
mieed the sine of $100 at the test con- handled the subject welland exliatts-
seesio, held in .Blyth, the" secvetery tieely until the .presideat rang the bell.
was instructed to end ft circular to As: tosthe wordiug of the matter for
i`!Sitseey Suncley school in th's county;ctiricUsion, lie said if there, was any
kiligAt least $1 fronseaeh sehool, lio iii;ulitto be food, it mightbe from the
intawer to the call 1.1 liumber "of the fact that three or four ministers Word -
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schools have responded, to the amount .ed the subject themselves. • As to the,
of $50, whieh amount Irts hem, seat to fit.st part of the question, he thought
the Provineial Association. Buts whever sv,sis not encouraginga. missionary
itk. the amount of$50,reinains yet to..sprrit or'self-sacrifice for them, to col -
1)07 collected. besides the expenses at 'leet money for Sunday school. papers
the comity association, we would re- and other requirements for.which they
spectfolly ask the remaining sehools of were to have a ffill •return twain, but
'the county to bting the matter beftire the .chureh should supply a% those
the officers and teachers, and senclit:6 things necessary for the working of the
the treasurer, Mr. J. C. Stevenson, of school, as it was not now:looked upon,
Clinton, at an e.arly date, ameante not as in days gone by, as a separate id-
led than $1. for eacli school, stitution, and very often with litoctagon-
- esoNed, that we learn with regret istn. He, refereed to the -power of the.
that W. j. Clarke, of Exeter, who has Sunday school in missions, and gave
so lotig and ably filled the positiox of thetestimemy of lenrned divines and
minute secretary, Of this aSsodatiall figures to show that Where the Sunday
is no longer able, ()Wing to other press- schools increase the standing armies
ing business engagements, to cotitione• decrease. The gteat mission problem
in said oilice, cina we asser0 him of our was not to be solved unless it was by
appreciation of his kind(y services of- the cliildren. .He seferred for example
tou rendered at great biconvenieece to to the power the child had with the
himself, and that he retires with the High Priest before Christ's crucifixion.
best wishes efour entire body. James Mitchell closed for the negative
Resolved, that this conveation de- in a few pointed remarks.
sires to place upon recoed its optimist- Rev. G. R. Turk closed for the affir-
tion of the past services of the retiring unitive. Rethought if this was not a
piesident; Rev. Itir. JOhnston, and the debate it WaS 110thilig. It was either
41.gkirrthce of ibs prayers and good wish-
es foishis future welfare, and the pros-
perisy .of the cause to which he ha.s 50
arnestly and faithfully devoted his
Resolved, that the thanks of this
conveetion are hereby :heartily tender-
ed to the various •Goderich °hurdles
for Cervices sendered to the • friends
for their kid 1ospitalit.y ; and to all
those who have contributed to the suc-
cess of those 'meetings ; the loud com-
mittee and speakers, and the various
choirs of the town.
Report from committee on noniina-
tions was read by Mr. .Heuston, Hen-
sall, as follows :—Your committee on
nomination regret that Mr. Geo. Sti-
ven, Goderich, declined office of minute
sensetexv.' We therefore beg leave to
nominate Mr. Israel Taylor, Clinton to
the said position. . Carried unanim-
ously,
The question of whether it was best
to have more then oee teaeher in the
primary dentist melt was briefly discus,
ed by the president, R. NV: McKenzie
and Jas. Mitchell, the :speakers all
agreed that the matter should be left
entirely to local circumstances.
The, president then announced the
topie for disentsion to hes ."How shall
the, church best develop a missionary
spirit in the Sunday School'? Should
the church support the school
tioiab-
cially, and the school 'devote its ferfds
to missionary purposes?"
The Rev. G. R. Turk led the 'affie-
illative in a five minute, speech. He
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said he thought he had the best SItle of
the question, and that the minds of the
people were, already made up. He
pointed out that all other religions,
schemes wore local, Christianity alone
wae for the world. s The Sithday
seheel was (me of the great factors of
the (theta, and the question was, hew
can we get the greatest good from tho
Sunday school. ite thought it wag
time we began esnew system, and have
the church support and the school, and
the School devote its entire fends foe
missions alone.
For a negative, the 'Rev, J. it ro
zell took the place of the liev, G, F.
;3..0 te 40 oases would came before the
AlOgqi., without ajury ni one yeas*
/304mps this ,was,ret bed partly owiug.
to the fact that people are bc1COrning
better Gfr: ,Ke • then b)strveted the
jury as to their' duty"swithregard to:
visiting and inspecting the county jail.
It was a regretable fact that 'thesqsre-
sent'avererowded stateof the -ProVin.
Wel asyluhis neceSsitatod 'the keeping,'
otir jail of insa,,eapeeple, who, Shiguld ,
be otherwise, eruVillsfOr; ineur
jail there were some fiee4of thtS class.
The court then eStoeeeded,!with the
trial of the appeei oases, -of which
there were 20„ 1.9".b4ng appeals from
convictions tinder 'ttie :S8ottl'Act, and
four of which arerieteritrasta` from last
Sessions.', The first -day was' occupied
principally With arguing': legal object- .
ions to :appeals' and Odorants relating
thereto, On Wednclay-it was Agreed
that seven of these cases shouid he left
over until 'next session?, viz: four cases
,against :John McBride, one , against,.
Geo. Oesx, one. against Jas.. Bauloy, apd
one against Stretton, of Eressels.
The 7:appeal ; -case ,of Willert. vs.
Spienge was•tried before a jury,
after 1.earlyt foer honrs' deliberation,
found the appellant guilty of the
offence aelooed in the conviction.
Mr. Garrow, Q. Co and Mr. scot,
of Clinton,. acted for the respondents .
in the Scott Act cases, and Mr,' Cam-
pion, Mr. Holt and Mr.:117ade for 026 '
appellants. ,
The Grand Jury retiirned true. bi1s,
against L. Oarlie, of Exotereer.,herso
stealhig, Charles Schafer,s for • larceny
and Leeard 'Otteliefor 'larceny,
Civil cases. The following are civil
cases disposed of.: :" • -
Steele et al, Vs.'. Me:Milian. An act,
ion for board and ettendance ia jitfl,C5Ss.
Judgement was given by His Honor
that the amount paids into court is
sufficient to satisfy plaintiff's claim;
and action dismissed;with cods. ,
Garrow et al v$. (Allard at at. Action
for services rendered. , Rtdgement
caogsais.ust tm
def.idant for $146.48 • and
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Id eClay vs. Day. An action for ,
building Inatorial. By consent jury
was dispensed with, and the case tried
by His Honor. Judgement was re-
served. ss, •
",yes" ay "ue." He referred to the fact' • Strettoti,, vsse: Dickson. • Actionsfor, •
of the Methodist dietclies in Moetreal,
whose Simclay schools were supported
by the church. They had sent $700
last year to the missionaries. He 1os-
edi, afow eloquent sentences, appeal-
ing tothose peeseut to ask fur the ,guid-
runes of the Holy Spirit. , .•
The Rev. Wm, •Johnson, ex -presi-
dent, then delivered a short address,
retain:link thanks for the honordone
hitu„ and for the kied assistance rend -
Cued' te,hiut while discharging his dut-
ieS as president, also for the kind re-
solutionpassed by tho convention,
„ Mre Wilson, in saying good bye, urg-
ed every one,to go home and go to
work; and make use Of all they had
heard while here.
County Court and General Sessions.
This Court was opened by His Hon-
or, J udge Toms, on Tuesday, June
14th, at 12 o'clock. The following
gentlemen were SW0111 in as the Grand
Jury.—
0. Wilson, Seaforth, foreman;
Albert Ford, Hay; Alfred E. Neftel,
GeorgeMeKee, Wm, Mitchell, Thomas
Okes, Goclerich; James Ford Wm,
}Mice, Stephen; James Seat, Sertfol.,th;
Andrews, Wm. Quinn, olinton;
'James Cartwright, James Holland,
litillett; George Kelly, Morris; Jelin.
Reid, Elijah Castle, liayfield; 1.2,Obe*
Kerr, Grey; J ohn Hunter, Sidney
Johns, Tuckersmith; Robert Reid,
Martin MeTagetut, Usboisaie;
Geo. A, DeadInan, Belissels; Thos.
jelikiret,'Votetrury.
In addressino the Grancl Jury His
Honor said the linsiness for their teas-
sidetatien Was but trifling as to tile
timibers-ssome three or four ceses of
00
'vhiL6peo'n.nneUtillf°elitelltill,igaet,(11Ythet!igyoWItalg8 00 tecilOttipliorttePloqS00:leev1;Igni::2. -tbieleenfietrielp000tto4.
hlrge "'Ill)" of p"s°113 wh° hilitu‘tehtlttit'l is tinder examinatioti, We regret. ,to
ly, ,
which did
1.1t6'itttii'!aliel,t1.0,4fitl)ertit.hte?yi:114'ori,eie find that no poor,lioese, or placo he't-
in this touety, howeyer. foe gay- the pt7oardtteltinf jectra,th4teth die)(sItsittitipttellioadiultytb:
pp.S.:t Sig, ye,ars, liesS been very small, ebunty to wealthy m jiuron. we beg
t(T:egWOrO 1.2 or Ill 566 yrkeeanti!slY ago,.80ntivIroir£oinesingclittilizauti Oyno ju,orurIti-T.;s2i,-.(,to; on so
commission 011 lands. ' The jury
ed a verdict defendant and His
Honor ordered that case to be tirSiniss-
ed with costs Papskys. North Ameri-
"can Association Company interpleader
issue. J udgemen+, reserved.
Reid vs. \Veld. Interpleader issue: •
judgement reserved. •
Regina vs. Charles Schaefer: Lees
ceny—from G. T. 11, station, Wing -
hem. After a partial hearing of the
ease prisoner, was discharged by His
Honor, the judge. .
In the to charges against Leonard
Catlie, of Exeter, the jury found :the
prisonei insane and he was casnmitted
to jail until proper accommodation
could be proeueed for hini.
-An appeal ease of P. Fisher VS.
latr Inspect& Yates, from a deeision
tinder the Scott Act, was tried before
a jury. jury returned a verdict of net
'711111tOyisean vs. Pvior. Action on et:: " •
COU in a sale of cattle. Judgement •
reserved,
This closed the business on the era—
The following s the Grand jury's
presentment
The jueotsfor our Lady the Queen
beg leave to'present that in confoonity
with the usual custom of grand jueors,- , )
they have examined the jail and fled
the same and allits apartments clean
and itt good order. The prisoners'con-
sist -Of't4E1' following: tight males sant
two femaleS. Fur of the males aro
insane; one a vagrant SC years of ago;
one is under sentence for attempting
suicide ; one for fraud awaiting trial'.
mid One for horse steeling also await-
ing trial. Of the two females one is
insane, peefeetly littemless; the etliee
Is a vagehnt nutlet sentenee, Foutt uf
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