The Exeter Times, 1886-12-9, Page 5SCRIPTURE SELECTIONS,
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040 t (MO' of .illall,
The Globe of to -day oontaine a let -
1 or from the Rev. Prinoillal Caven and
another from Rev, Pr. Dewart, regarding the
way in which the S.eripture lessons were pre- political reasons, why tat tote time, lust at
pared. I am happy to bo able to agree in I the. approaehiug Ontario elections ? We
their statement eo far as to find nothing in laony that airy su0h considerations or intlu-
them that I need controvert. Nevertheless, e were brought 1
there aro two ways of telling a story, and
wheu the subject is one for which the bar
raters have largely to trust to memory, and
eoncerniug which they may feel differently,
we need not be eurprioed to find a different
color given to ,)tie story, and this is perfect
consistency t' ith truth and honor. 1 am not 1 tures trying osoh to ? remove tis he theHoly
Cl e r berm -
infallible,
am w bu i nknow the inter in this mattero of England, nor the Aletbodicts, nor the
not wvrittu in the interests of the Opp is or Cou re ation-
am one l Presbyterians, nor Baptists g g
1 have f Y
1
nt.a
•nine
t Government. v -- e1
at petitioned the 1t e
sitiou to the r
important of Minister of Education to have the Soriptures l with malarial fever. He teetifiee to a mire
oUject in view, viz .--The instru0fion of our j alists, beoause they have pe 110
Protestant youth iu the most mp Ie froth Burdook Blood Bitters, after physicians'
all subjects, their claty to Clod and man; and rpll a power the that is oblie 1pl osed to the Scripturoa and otllor medicines failed,
The New York "Times'" Waehington dis-
patch says the President has been improving
in health since Saturday. He will be all
right in a day or two,
. Aly horse stepped on a rolling stone,
sprained her off hind leg, badly swollen, Giles
Liniment Iodide Ammonia aired her. leen
pees BY U. LUTZ, Central Drug Store.
The Devitt lectern at Montreal netted
$850, of whish $50Q was handed to Mr, De-
vitt, the rest goal � to the Laud League
laud.
Be on Your Guard.
Don't allow a cold in the head to slowly
and surety develops into Catarrh when ,yea
can be cured for 25 cents. A few app
S4ripture' RQ ,doings.
To the Uttar of the Exeter Timm,
Ste.—Fault Las boon found by eartele
parties with the trustees of Exeter t;3e1iool
Boa}•d, for remavillg the Beek that has oeon
laced In the •sehogl by the h1inister ot Edit,
nation, knewn as Scripture andReadings,uNOT fTTAlCs L11Lb I7,
cin in each cdepeetrriont of Exeter p d,I ,vas nearly used up with 4 eleavy colli,scho
Placing HolySeri)turee. Wo' red 1Ia •
Wive a re of the 1 I frcnn tvltiolt I got n0 relief until T tried Wive been reported. to Have dons this for yard's Pgotoal Balsam, 'I found it a suis'
()Mimi reasons. Some say, if not for euro, `1'ltore is. nothing like e t' says Bclwtixd
°attains, Ranson, Oilt,
i e of Calffo011fa for the year is
'1'ha v ntag
estimated at 10,500,000 gallons,
A Living QueStiOrt.
Qo1artaN—'Is this life worth living?' An._ Zl'f11MelIt matt onaa
steer --'It all depends ttpon the liver?' I1
or inactive it pauses a dull, 1ot43h, Removes all Bunches, Cures Lame:
torpid 1 a ,
leuguid feeling. Dr. Chase's Liverb Cure nese in Cattle, Spinal Meningitis, Found -
gives health and buoy, anoy, Sold . y er, Weak Limbs, Sprung Knees, Spate
Lute.
PotlrestpkgIstexaS,
Mrs, Graney, wife of llev. I . Graney,
of Gaeanogne, formerly of the Thames Road,..
is of a visit et preemie et her mothe1'8, MrB.
P. eleKey, Willow Greve,. 3rd con„ Bien -
shard. Mrs. Greoey's 'ninny fr'iellde are
ploe ed to see her one° snore.
ROMAN A T TQ OURS ' Q? STOOL
encto bear. Tho trustees of
Exeter School Beard, were totally ignorant
of the fact of the book being used in the
school to within four Jaye of a Board meet-
ing, and as 3400)1 as we were made acquaint-
ed with the fact stops wore token at °nee to
k that are
have it removed. We ask who is 1 t
7t LZE Iia'
4 � UD.
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THP EVIDENCE OF A JUSTICE.
In, Itingbono, Quitter, Windgalls.
QUEEN OIT
At. Tore*, T11 ere Barre/ Guaranteed• 'Alla, oil r/lid used on ell machinery awing tk
Exbii)itiou. It #las been awarded ,Sit, QQLD MELAD during the last three years.
r r$ee that you get Peerless. It is only adeby
1.]S d1i.%.i. �drli•d+�i,•frt! ,'}fQ.,.
FOL SALE 13Y 345. PICKARD.
Esquire Pelton, of Grass Lake itliglur~au, No stable should be without it. •,Satlroad�
jnstloo of the peace, Was given tip to d10 Miningttnd Express Companies all use Giles
Liulment,and in the• great racing stables o
Belmont andLorillard it has achieved wond
dors. One trial will convince, ,
Write DB.GILES,Box 3183.N.leP. O., who
will, without charge, give advice on all diseases
and also on the management of cattle. Sala by
all druggists at 50c. and $1,00 bottle and in
quarte at $2.50, in which there is great saving,
The Liniment in white -wrappers is for family
use; that in yellow for cattle,
f1ILES' IODIDE AMMONIA HOJRSE, AND
CATTLE POWDERS.
Used by all tae lending horsemen on Jerom
Park, llleetwood, Beach, SheepBhead Bay au
Bnll'sliead. Never cliesapointeare Tonic, Ae
terative slid Diuretic, Destroy Worms: Curl
Indigestion, Colic, Beta, Sore Throat, catarrh,
Penuche-, Pink -eye and Rheumatism. Tile
d08o 10 Small and the power is great. Th e
powders are Guaranteed and Purchaser e
Milling to Obtain a Cure llioney Refunded.
Sold by all druggists at 25;eta. per bee.
it is because I have found the lloman Uatho
lie clergy throwing every °heteoie in the way,
that I have felt palled upon to criticize from
time to• time the administration of our De-
partment of 'Education, This I would feel
bound to do under any Government,
.But it is alleged that there has been uo
inteeferaneo by the clergy in the preparation
of the Scripture lessons. Mr. Editior, 1 wish
I could believe that, It is, as the Globe's
correspondents say, true. 1, that it was in
response to the request of the Protestant
Churches that the book was prepared ; 2,
that the representatives of these churches
approved generally ot the use of selections,
andisomo proposed to read every ehaoter
and verse in the Bible ; 3, that the proof of
the selections was carefully revised by seven
of ns, and so far may be said to have the ap-
proval of the churches. But tbere are other
facts which must be remembered, and since
it seems necessary to lay the matter before
the public I will refer to a few things which
go to justify the position I take.
1. When the deputations met with the
Hon. Mr. Ross, he showed, them a letter
from
ArchbishopLynch, showing that .he
had been consulted as well as we, and had
and for this, and uo other reason, we are
opposed to having euything but the Bible, so
that when pupfle hear a passage react they
know it is the pure word of God, es we, who
are Protestants, are led to believe ; and not
a few verses here and a few there, because
some say the Bible in its entirety, is not fit
to be placed in our public schools. We say,
here, if it is not fit for schools it is not fit for
churches. Hence our opposition. By pub-
lishing this, we merely wish to inform the
public.. that our action in displacing the
Soripture Readings, was prompted by prin-
ciple, and that alone, which we will endeavor
to verify at annual meeting.
Yours truly,t
Cis. Saxton, Trustee.
FREE TRADE.
The reduction of internal mollies and the
taking off of reyeune stamps from Proprie-
tary Mediciues, no doubt haselargely ben efit-
ted the consumers, as well as relieving the
burden of home manufacturers. Especially
ib this the case with Green's August Flower
and Boschee's German Syrup, as the redue-
ion of thirty-six cents per dozen, has been
so fur cemented to the use of the bunk, added to increase the size of the bottled con-
Perhapslbir. Rose will publish the letter. 1 taining these remedies, thereby giving one -
2. "That the issue of a daily calendar of fifth more medicine in the 75 Dent size.
eaclings wmlid have carried out the aim of I
Tho August Flower for Dyspepsia and Liver
the Conference" (See memorandum from
t188 ,) bynw 1 ch'arraninittee of n arrangement the Bible and
1886,) by
Teatemeut would have been in the hands of
the pupils. The majority, however, favored
the preparation of a book of selections,
though some of us still thought that the
Bible would be used by the children, as
parents and trustees woulti prefer a cheap
Bible to a costly book of selections.
3. That the deputations were taken by
surprise when Mr. Ross informed them that
he did not intend that the lessons should be
read by the children, but to. them, by the
teacher ;hat, seeing their disappoint-
ment, he pro iced further to consider the
matter.
4 That the Minister of Education avow-
edly assumed. tate whole responsibility of
preparing and issuing the book. And some
others did not wish to assume the responsi-
bility, acting as we wore for others, but Mr.
Ross said, "1 have no fear of the denomin•
ations ; I will aettme the entire respousi-
bility, ." Oa tires understanding
iuistected,
and, .as requested, pe
r in
his undertaking.
5.. That when the Revising Committee
met with Mr, Marling, and found that cer-
tain words, pSeses, verses and whole pas-
sages had bean clanged or omitted, they
discussed the expediency of doing this, and
only by a vote of four to three agreed tothese
changes. Otte instance Of this was in refer-
ence to Genesis, chapter, exxix., verses, 7 to
17, which passage is omitted in the Scrip-
ture selection'. It was argued by the the
majority that such passages secreld not be
1 h' t f hu -,.e boys and
Complaiut, and the German Syrup for Coug
and Lung troubles, have perhaps, the largest
sale of any medicines in the world. The
advantage of increased size of the bottles
will bo greatly appreciated by the sick and
afflicted, in every town and village is
civilized countries. Sample bottles for 10
eats remain the same size.
MARRIED.
t
tions will cure incipient Catarrh• One
o LUTI,Agent, EXETER, ONT.
two boxes will cure ordinary Catarrh. One
to five boxes will cure chronic Catarrh,
Sold by all dealers at 25c. per box. Try
Dr. Chases Catarrh Cure—take no other -1t
will euro you. C. Lutz. sole agent for Exeter
A FOURFOLD WORLL.
Burdock Blood Bitters act at the same time
upon the liver, the bowels. the kidneys and
the skin, relieving or oaring in every case.
d.
ref
endo
Wnrrauted satisfactory or money
The report of the Central Fair Board
(Hamilton) shows receipts, $15,354 82 ; ex-
eenditurc; $14,028.30 ; balance on hand,
$1,326 40.
Purge out the hn king distemper that un-
dermines health, and constitutional vigor
will return. Those who suffer from an en-
feebled and disordered state of the system,
should take Ayer's Sarsaparilla to cleanse
the blood and restore vitality.
Oou1Tlcr•.—VirooDLEY—In Fullartou, by ltev.
I.Caswell, ou the 24th ult., Mr. James
Courtiers, of Brandon, Manitoba, to Miss
Jane, eldest daughter of Mr. James Wood-
ley, of Fullerton.
Aer.INsoN—SImercNs.—At the residence of
Mrs. Haynes, the bride's sister, Wellborn,
on Wednesday, 24th Nov., by the Rev. J.
W. Priug, Mr. Thomas P. Atkinson, to
Miss Annie Simmons. All of the town-
ship of Blansharcl.
DAVIDSON—F1ENCtt.—At�Lfba11, ou the 17th
nit., by the Rev. John Campbell, William
Davidson, of Blansllard, to Miss Georgina
11. French, of London, township.
J08DAN--DAvIDs°N,--lu elothowell, by the
Rev. Mr. Hamilton, on the 24tH ult., ItI•.
Samuel Jordan, jr., to Miss Martha, eldest
daughter of James Davidson, Esq., all of
Fullerton.
H. tiuS—AIvI11—Iu Hibbert, by the Rev. J.
Caswell, on the 1st inst., Mr- John Harris,
Fullerton, to Miss Elizabeth E. Muir, of
Rodgerville.
A 0 A RID.
To all who are suffering from the e rs and
Indiscretions of youth, nervous weakness,
early cleeay, loss of Manhood, &c, I will send a
receipe the evillcure yon, FREE OE CHANGE.
This great remedy was discovered by a mis-
sionary in South America. Send a self -ad.
dressed envelope to Itnv, rosErlt T. bNarna
LOVELL'S
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OP TIE
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a Map.
Please Sand for Prospectus.
V ELL,
Manager and Puldislter
1tlontreal, 4th August, 1886. aug8d&w3
Station D. New Yo leCit
UNSAFE:
"I never feel safe to be without Hagyard's
Yellow Oil ; for sore throats, colds, swollen
glands sec., is has not failed to give relief,
and for my cbildruu ii is 90 easy to adminis-
ter." Mrs. Henry Dobbs, Berridale, P. 0.
Ont. submit
The Burmese rebels are rapidly
ting to the British, and the Deceits are be-
coming more quite,
Have you Sick Headache, bad taste in your
mouth in the morning 8 Do ,you stiffer from
Dyspepsia, Indigestion or Biiioueness? If so -'
Dr. Carson's Bitters will cure you. Try it.
Your Druggist will i efund money if not sat-
isfactory.
M. Floquet has been entrusted with the
formation of the new French Cabinet, and
he is now engaged in the task.
How of teu do we hear of the sadden fatal
termination of a case of Droop, when a young
life might have been been saved by the
STRAY CATTLis.—Strayed into prompt use of Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. Kelp
a bottle of it cn hand, for instant use.
SEARCHING FOR PROOF.
There is to trouble in ascertaining f1 om
any druggist the true virtues of Hagyard's
Yellow Oil, for all painful and inflammatory
tro)bles, rhstunatisnl, neuralgia, lumbago,
frost bites, burns, bruises, sprains, contracted
cords, stfC0 0SUMPTIONtins and CU1tED. soreness.
An old physician, retired from practice, bay.
ing ha,i placed in his hands ay an East Indian
missionary theforinula of a simple vegetable
remedy for tho speedy and permanent cure of
Consumption, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma
and 011 throat and lung affections, a1s0 a posi-
tive and radical cure for N eryouS Debility and
all Nervous Complaints, attar having tested its
wouderful curative powers in thousands of
arses, has feltit his duty to !mike it known to
• fforiu^fellows. Actuateclby tti:sn'tive
a OIL fields era so tre,but those lyho write
)Vi to 31105011 & Co„ Portland, Maine,
will receive free, full information
about work which they cin do, and live at
home, that will pay them from 45 to 525 per
day. Some havo earned over 450 in a day.
Either sex, young or old. capital not requir-
ed. You are started free. 'Those who start at
once are aosolutely sure c,f a snug little fo r-
tuue. Allis new.
read iu a mixec sc oo ° that ewere 0 the premises of the tinderscguod, -
girls, It was urged in,repiy thy
read in our churches
beifers,—
hes and Sabbath SchoolCon. 111, Hibbert, on or about July last, two
Schools 0710 yearling and one two year old.
But the majority carried The owner may have she same by proving pro -
their pt offence.
to Io tort and paying eaPeuses.
their pout. in this comie'biion Mr, Marling 1 y JOHN SWAN,
sive..
explained that if the reading of the r
tions were to be made compulsory, they
sbonld not be such as to offend the Roman
Catholics who in the Eastern part of the
province attended the Public schools, and
what the
that such passages as these were En, 11160,
Roman Catholic authorities objected to as eneo'cCraIDrek,a.nl., for the Purpose of uominatm^
"immoral," indecent and not proper to be fit and.
pr Der eputy ons too ill Chet, offices
icenit
1)1111/bye
read. The siolulimmto thea passed•tat 1 for the year 1887. anti, at 12 o'clock,
tmottslil a resolution to the effect that it noon, on the salve day, for the purposes of no-
wonld be better wholly to omit any passage rebutting e5ofnl t n.nd roPet persons 10
year, 11ilo oiti-
haying anything in it really objectionable more than the requisite u no and it
osod and the same will bejo
than to make the charges prop
mutilate God's Word. Perhaps Mr Ross
will give the public this resolution in full.
6. I was no party to the removal of the
references which indicated from what part of
Scripture the selection was taken. I have
never learned, who removed thein, and I
regret ranch that that was done.
7. The regulations were not submitted to
the deputations, nor to the sub committee ;
although their substance was stated, they
were never approved by the representatives
of the Churches, for the Minister' of Educa-
tion did not ask our appoval of them.
8. When, through Mr. Ross' kind cour-
tesy,I received a presentation copy of the
selections, I wrote him privately, stating my
dissatisfaction in regard to some things.
(1 -til Chise111urst1'. t1.
Oi•IINATION.—Take notice that
.L y a meeting of the ratepayers 01 the Town•
ship of Hay willbe hold pursu Int to the Statute
in th at behalf. on MONDAZ, 26'ru DAY or DR-
' the Town Ball, Zuriot, at 10
it umber are
ed atdh poll demanded,1pinand a clesiro to relieve human suilet•tni,
pen -
ed ci the HONDA places t1 33,1 oto the towvn- 1 send free of charge, to ail who desire .t, this
ship, on MONDAY, t 9 3110 DAx the Dore n o , recipe in German,Fronch or English, with full
imputing at 0 O'clock in forenoon, 1 axing and using. i+ent b1'
e
maildixectiousfcr prep ori. g
mall by dulclressing,with stamp, uauuugg this
panel*,W.A Noxes,140Powor'sBlocic,Bccltcater,
N. F
A STRANGE CASE.
Mi•. Robert TL1ssiek, of Coulson, Out.; has
recently recovered from a remarkable dis-
ease -a tumor of the spleen with dropsy,
The tumor estimated to weigh about six
pounds. His medical counsel gave him no
hope, but Burdock Blood Bitters cured him.
Miss Booth' of the Salvation Army, will be
married to Capt. Clibboru in Paris in Jan-
uary.
tool, u�
and ending at 5 o'clock in
3i'OSTE1t, Clerk.
Hay 4Dec.10th, 1880,
]MARKET REPORTS.
( Corrected at5 o'clockp.m. Wednesday.
Pall\Vno81 ... ... ... ... c 75 to 75
Spring Wuoat... ••• ... .. 0 56 to 0 73
0 40 to 53
Barley U 28 to 1
Oats 700 to 725
Clover Seed ... ... ... ... 1 75 to 2 00
Trmotby -'• ..' 0 18 to 0 50
Peas •'• "' .. 0 .58 to 0 60
Corn ', .. -. ... 0 16 to 6 10
Eggs 16 to 0 1G
Butter tl0 to 5 55
Flour perbbl. - 30 to 0 40
But I fraulcly confess that Other n1a. ars Potatoes,perbushol ... ... .,. 40 to 0 50
which have occurred theca havo convinced Applcs,pere pr b .. ••. 0 10 to 0 5i
to 0 00
me that there is more ground for dissatisfac- O1IOO psi 1b •• "' 0 07 to 07
tion with the volume, the marine)' of his pre 1 Turkey per lb
0 20 to 0 030
5
parntion and the regulation for its use than Dtlelcapespr •-. ... 0 20 to 0 07
or100 . 0 0 to 0 50
40
I at td n3ible. . The Churches had asked om it, iCiogn Grose Pt 4 00 to 5 00
shouldht d4beliead or proper selections children Baef
be read intelligently by eel '•• C F7
that thus they might become farnilier with
the Word of God ; and that iu addition
lessons ou Scripture history sbould be pre-
pared. lnstoad of giving us this, the depart-
000nt Stave regulations for devotional exon
cites which it is compulsory to opentllo school
with the Lord's Prayer, end colso it with
reading a selection and prayer, theesole0tion
being rend without comment of explanation,
providing that the Ten Commandments be
repented at least once a week when required
by the trustees. This and no more.
'While, therefore, 1 can rejoice wiitli Dr.
Canon and Dr. Dewart, that now theP
tare is thus read in n greater number of
Schools than formerly, and' hope that good
may thus be done. I still feel that, in order
to'avesid giving offence to the Roman Oatho-
deprived
of
d
0 Ti
�„ lie clergy (not the ilei),,) we aro p
the privilege of giving to our ohildeen '!such
religious nstrictien as their parents clothe."
This the lady seOU'ros to tis, but the regula-
tions prevent it being
gndoYaretc.,
,Torn Lams.
Dundas, Nov. 27.
Flidee venlig, ••• "' "•
dross ••
Sheepskins each .•
Oaifskine " 0 ja to 0 17
Woo) per lb " 000 to 0 10
aayperton ••• '•• " 8 50 to 0 50
Deio1snerbuBu •.. " 2 50 to J 5
Wood per cord
. 500to6Oe
'„ 600to700
0 50 to
nsnt0070
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28 Inch. Fine All Wool Grey Flannel for 250.
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Tootling. Its value is incalculable. It will
olieve the poor little sufferer immediately.
oueucl upon it, mothers : there is no mistake
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wastill Refuses, both ler adults and children,
is a lbarvel00s Med mut artotlieihe',
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Samwoll,Pickari
Have pleasure in announcing to the
Ladies that our MILLINERY AND
MANTLE SHOWROOMS will be
open for the Season on the above dates,
when We will have on exhibition Paris,
New York and London. Styles of Bonnets,
Hats and Trimmings. Also Berlin and
London made Mantles and Jackets, and
many novelties direct front the manufac-
turers,
On the seine clat04 we will show a large
assortment of 111 ie French Dress -Goods,
Plain and Stripe Plnshcs, Satins find Silks
all colors, leftentle Cloths, Rosery 'Crim-
minggt4, Mantle Ornaments, 'anti ftdl tines
of Hosiery, Gloves, F,to,
Our Geots' Furnishilig Department is
Very
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novelties in fine Seot0li Stnitings, Over.
coating, Trowseriug, Neckties, and line.
Imparted Scotch Underwire. Also fall
fines of boots, Shoes and Rubbers, 'from
best ntanttfaeturers. Crockery and China,
Dinner sail Tea Setts, importeddirect
from potteries.
All the above goods must be offered at
the Lowest Possible Prises.
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