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' lad levet
• fititte la deem*. Janie itdittlrett Met tillth
and 00/*Mended ItiVe *bpi% the Jews. His
I faith Weet Unwed anti the rack slave
was immetlietely reetorea. Joint is no
111190044t-TIONM44411/01SNO. MU* respeeter of Demons, but he dive
24itiatete ve-
Reeteweellead Naha. 1 IVspect faith, Wherever lie finds- it.
W. Mole. for the lo &
lot. Noue need -
Anent ,
spair. t'hrist loves MI. The sinner who
flummery. --Lesson L Topie: COunaela / mine* in humility and faith Will be nav-
la ebezmeter building. Place: the Homo, ed. Christ will silence the feult-finders.
of Hiettiu, near the centre of the west 1. V. entistne first parable. In order to
I have a good ltarvest there must be (I)
toast Of the Sea Of Galilee. Thia lesson . a sowed itie good seed, (d) good soil, (4)
ilt Si PIA of Vilest's sermon on the i good tare. Chriat, his disciplesall
Mount. Men Am known by their :mite; ' Christian wornere, were the sowers. The
good free* bring forth good fruit; tor' I word of tneI--gospel truth—is the seed.
profession of godliness la not sufficient;
a ' There are three kinda of unfrnitful itoil:
rapt trees bring forth corrupt fruit;
I the wayeide. the stem: groluid, the -Monty
those who do what Christ eontmande are ground. Many thgs indestroy the Rea:
like the man -who built his house on a ; birdee -the wicked one; the sun eeorcheth
rock—when the storms eatue the house 0d -tribulation ond persecution; thorns
44 204 Wit those 'MAO do 014 obey 1 ehokeeethe cares, riches and pleasures of
Christ's words are like the man who , this life and the lust of other things. Vie
built on the saud—when the storms came ;must not Wow any of these things to de
the house fell. 1 stroy our faith. The good soil is the
U. Topic: The Lord's Day. Place; In geed heart that brings forth fruit with
I
and near Copernaum, While Jesus and patience..
His disciples were walking through a VI. The parable of the Tares. A sow -
field of grain 04 the 'Oeibbath day, the er —the Sim of man; went into his field
disciples plucked the grain anti to it —the world; to sow good seed — the
to satisfy their heaver; the pharisees truths of the gospel, winch operate in
found fault; Jesus justified their course the heart and produce true children of
by referring to David's act in eating the the kingdom: Ids enemy—the devil;
ehew-breed, and to the priests who were • dune while men slept—while Christians
obliged to work on the Sabbath; he • wee asideP sidritually; anti sowed alive
beidea a man with a mithered Itand; 1—the .elaldren of tile wienuel one. atm
Un -
they would hit a sheep out of a pit on duel separation could not be made un -
tit the harvest,
the Sabbath day, and. a man is better VII.
at the end of the world.
. VII. Chrtst's right to destroy the
than a sheep.
HI. Topic: A great faith anti a ,great swine. 1. onlyeChrist"s part in the matter
helper. Places i Capernaum, Nein. This was 'dpermissive — the demons
wrought the ruin. e. It was prob-
!Wrote was performed soon after the ably a Judgment on the Jews, 3. while
sermon on the mount. A sick stave; the swine were lost, the man was save.l.
the elders sent; the centurion's good 4. Christ, as owner absolute of all
deeds urged; friends are sent, and the things, may destroy what lie pleases.
centurion goes bluiself, to meet Jesus; er, It may have been a great mercy to
he says, I ant not Worthy, trouble not the Gadarenes—at tenet a needed warn.
yourself, speak the word only; Jesus tug. 6. It is pictured forth the violent
says this is great faith, not found in and debasing nature of the demons, 7.
Israel; the cure wrought at once. At It was plain proof that the demons had
left the man for they are seen in the
swine.
VIIL As to conscience seetral thins
4.10.4w40.111
Nein be met a funeral procession;
young man raised from the dead; fear
fell on the people.
neva to be remembered: 1. It is mighty
It. Topic: Jesus the -sinner's friceul.
to detect mut uncover sin, but powerless
to remove or control it. e.. It is the
voice of God in the soul: but Satan, by
his tricks, sometimes makes it the voice
of the devil. 3. It is the Christian
preaeber's true point of attack, 4. Cor-
reeti., by Christ, mid guided by his
word it beemues true and safe.
lid. "Give ye them to eat." As the
disciples began to obey, the supply be-
gan to increase. The Master's touch of
power was on it, and so it was equal
to the great need. Has a emantana been
given? Then Goa stands ready to sup-
ple -the strength, talht, ensdom, neces-
sary to obey it. God'n commands are
the wings of the stml.
X. Faith tested and rewarded. Christ
perfects our faith by testing it. True
faith will meet and overcome every
hindrance. It knows no defeat; it
knows no -dieeouragements. As the hind-
rances increase faith increases. It turns
enseouragements into victory. Christ
always rewards a personal faith in him -
XI. Divine authority given. In or-
der to erganize and establish the Christ-
ian church Christ gave his apnstIe.e great
power and authority represented by the
keys, "Every Christian has, in his &-
gm\ the keys of the kingdom of heaven.
By doing his duty in praying. giving,
working, souls will be brought- in. By
neglectthey will he left out."
XII. We should not quit the world to
build tabernacles in the mount, but come
from out the celestial brightness to shed
light in the -world.
Place: In some town of Galilee, perhaps
in Capernaum. Simon, a Pharisee, in -
vita Jesus to dine; a woman—a sinner.
came in aul washed, wiped, kissed and
anointed his feet. Simon bad failed to
perform the eommou acts of hospitality,
and Jesus now calls his attention to his
coldness and lack of love; reproves him
for being displeased with the woman;
a parable; a question; a woman for-
fiven.
V. Topic: How to hear the word.
Plaee;'Near Cape -enamel, on the shore of
the Sen of Galilee. Jesus left Peter's
house, and the multitudes followed Him:
spoke nanny things in parables; this was
His firs; one; four kinds of ground rep-
resent four classes of people; Many
things CAUSed =fruitfulness. We can,
by -Gods help, cause the soil of our
hearts to be Changed front bad to good
ground. We can overcome hindrances
and bring, fortla good fruit.
VI. Topic: Problems of god and evil in
the world. Place; Copenaturt on the
shore of the Sea a Galilee. Jesus speaks
another parable. Geed seed is sown. but
an enemy sowed tares. Both must grow
together until the harvest. Jesus ex-
plainthe peralge in vs. 37-313. At the
end of the world those who "do iniquity"
will be east into a furnace of fire, but
the righteous -Mil shine forth as the
son in the kingdom of their Father."
VII. Topic; Great facts respecting sal-
vation. Place; On the eastern shore of
the Sem of Galilee. After Jesus had eon -
eluded "the parables by the sea." Ile
crossed over the :tea of Galilee to the
eastern shore. A Hem demoniac- xnet
Ilia: „Whect to erttw stems be ran and
worshipped Him; Jesus mum -ended the
=dean spirit to come rant of the man;
the demons entered into a herd of swine; IMPERIAL LIFE RECEIVED GIFT OF
the swine perished in the sea; the people
besought Jetets to depart out of their tod000.
coasts.
VIII. Topic: Lessons from the death
of John the -Baptist. Inaceolbo.fortrese
Maeherue. The death of ‘1.311 esecurrol
about the three the Twelve Teter/rel.
Herod ..entimes was ruler of Galnee and
Pelee. When he heard of the mighty
works of Christ be said John is risen.
..Ton had rebuked sin in high places. This
is neeeesary, far,; allowed zo ito mire -
baked, the sin ie made pepotar and the
moral sense of the totentrunity is dead-
ened. Hemet, coarse brought disaster
to himsetf.
Tooke The great gospel feast.
Phsee; Near Beths.anta. tied ear/ stapply
breed whore it Is least likely to be found.
Five thoustni are fed. bessittee 'women
and elk:vent twelve baskets of fatte-
meets gathered. After pet -farming teds
wewadeadial neirebie the people were about
to make -lieves akin;. but He weilid net
per:Olt it He had no ambitieti for
vearistly nteny. That night Ile peated
xear:v all night en thereetnetain attee
coed between three and six otelocreii went
to Ms dbeipke.walline. ea the waves.
X. Tor: :ngin Tthe unsaved to
ettest. Ga the tontere of raze-
e2b. s:7•=er.s on tine breed ci hie and
pc:Lettere test delivered; the pezetle peet,
agninet HE: Jeans and His natteptes go
to the benders ef Meet:Etna; a Gene
wetzlea testettefatee Him to east the newel
out ef her ellacehteer. Jesus reelles that
it is net orepor to give the -term" ttren's
bead to sterns; she seas for the eratetotz
esevere tests do not eltsentrage her: she
adeetto that she deserve tordeingesed cp.
pees to His tnerete; &K: tortmeretts nee
faith; her reenteset is granted and her
tistreghter is healed.
XI. Tope: itlanitetesttnet entitle Fere:
Near Cee -•=ea Pk:tett,- Jests atl,21 Has
ditetiettes who men sail tie was: serne
said Jeln the Baptist. and ethers ketaite
Jeteeitioh,„orete of the ereeliett. Wee
cloday I awe Pete" seye. t etett.
tletan hleseot ittter- Watt hstr- tttt Lite reeestee contest teat vim -
voided ft. hot the ha -be" hate tt.t.NF•t*
the feentelettz.n reek; catee ot netts '
shrill not prevail a.eatteet 'His then:tee t tee
keys el the kireetione of iteatt-n etvon:
chest tells c! lLs death: Fetor tees:teen
Itmt Get thee behind me, Setae: eat:net :7
stet tesitne the Zee.: to plena to gata the :PLAN OF REPATRIATION PROVED
arliee. steed and -the sanl
NIL Tatin I*Kwia of the trettakeere- A TOTAL FAILURE.
fie*. roc?: Mr,nnt. Herman.
&macsnddeln 'rg-a with des-„zs into the ,
mons!: to pay. As Oker..ts reeye He is
teasaftermrstl; M.,:"seo end I:tab er,,7,:ar;
teruieree regaalnz /Es deprtezto troll
the weed; the &solo:es. feelo atv*c.
see Jesus and the two non their
glory; crater into a cds.:.1: hoer a
Jesus tz.ntrocn.W..-, *az* with
1r:olden Teatt Nevi.tr react Sytake lIke
this roan .(do)inviii. 4C.
Le 'ace I. Ilcarir..1 *la clilttit. Many
°bele* but fear *do? Th'ese who do Are
os the szkli.: these who hear cnly ati?
the aatkl. The steams tame epat all
alike. The h..,:-.--cltar,tzler,--en the
GAVE F'RESENTS.
Donors Then Borrowed Loan Made to
A. E. Ames Ended as Purchase—Mr.
3. W. novae Borrowed Large Sum
and Paid It in Time to Prevent Loan
• Appearing in Annual Statement.
Toronto despatch; The proceedings of
dee Dominion ittearanee Cominniesiost yet-
terletty were devoted to an inquiry into
the atfains of the lamerail Life insurance
Ceetetarty, which was /owned by Hon.
„Gee. A. vex so that his son. Frederick
oti. Cox. would be the gen-rel manager
of a company. Some interesting tree:et:-
tie:as were revealed in the course of the
examine:len of Mr. Thomas Brenshatte
actuary. and owner of Qau.414erat:e stock
in the company. He aware that in six
years Meseette J. IV. Flavelle, Hem Geo.
A. Cox and A. E. Ames presents -ti the
. ytteng ettetteration with SiftlAtten our
to insure it a seant footing. There was
no recent Li itt.,,? annmel et:ate:rem: ea
the receipt of the matey or its die -arae -
meat 'Sy the eompany, the gift beine
ased to dee:tele,: the eceenot items of
exeetidirere atereseary- to a new cam'
pony. Leen in the idetety el ttee cam -
any Flaeelte eterered a lean of
ettnettett fren the eetteany. winch Lean
wes remit at the end of the year when
the renter: fee the Geverement was hen
uee prepared. and remade in the early
days of the nem year.
Antethee 7.o.an ofiedieelni4.S was made to
ddrA..Ames when ne was a direc-
tor off the cemeare. anti when be was
imentrial difriterf.aioset The seem-ity
eitren wee Ineettetter. Ceat. and Trate laity
ettan I t'L.E" grzammtet4 by
Whoa the I'.77an 1,7".15 not
• dee ezeicke were seiel at a loofa ed
tette Ste
Az tte men:lee etteran of the eeettette-
-e'en a tee'i beer nos dr -voted to the
- este:mate esetentainte Lettere of
COOLIE I4I30R.
F.se Will Mt Retain Pram SOIttli
Meta—British Gnver.nment Will
Hand Ores Vexed (luegiar: to Ifew
VatiStlial Parliament.
:11=e 111.—In tLe
Ccnmzns- to -day Winston tnetedialh
trideredeereiaey for the Ofedenive. in de.
ter:Zito; the treeerritteetelde pc.:Ezr in
Aftlta. re -fur -ed to admit that the plan
ti Kntri.a;;;;L:n of the Chinesela'-.zrets
hod tei:e3 testante snlr twelve
had estted to to sent temek to ettiree.. 11
*and fell. The fall wss Itttatt &AMON, nasit'.41...s.?2:e to ir,'-'4141 t12.:?
tbett, was no enaidt for reeevery. LI
Ire said the! there vote tit ttettetire tent.he
was net, *nit the deo was toreven .-.tte• Chinese to tetatts to Otiree. het *it'.
U. The debbatit secant he kept tele. was no ateramett for contineiteg the use
taaleteith Incitaa test, and th:s all- is to e•5 Chinese ILItk-t. As E'ins:,.g
he a day of wet. It should be kept. I. :an:m.1g Le ). tbi,V, Led teen
As it Ate of test from iterlity leatueesa. -dut• to tim pion:ear t tarele cede el t. zoo
• Ao a 4day to be apeet is Is. "r sts1-r
61 -ideas a mean wotaliips God at, stated_0:11!"..e to ray I stattItit,z, (3.7.t t%an
times, he is not Ittely to weraV.p hire at Ca o.,Int12•.1 remrier.
at' The tliti,!tiert khureli bar, alwaya lie renented Vsei
elpierre.f the irit,t ttat. ct the Week Se tie.% to :ascs, the Itlittleb
the fliliJl smJg,etst a a freely awl Li:N-.-(1.ksoel
MI. Oriel faith. The meet:. * vu Tral“‘Alki "Who Witt
as=14,
Market Report
s ISPIRIT Of UNION
I IS IN THE AIR
The Week,
'Toronto ratutete Market.
The grain receipts to -day were small,
amounting to only 200 bushels. Wheat
unchanged, 100.bushels of fall selling at
84 to 85e. °ate firmer, WO bushels sell-
ing at 41 to 4ee per bushel. I Almost a Quarter of
There was a fair supply of dairy pro-
duce, with butter easy at 18 to 22o per
Be, the latter for choice. Eggs brought
la to Ole per dozen, Spring chickens, 20
to 25e per lb
Hay in limited supply, anti prices air
=viewed; 10 loads sold at $13 to $13 a
ton for timothy and at $0 for mixed.
Straw is nominal.
Dressed Logi are unchanged, with light
quoted at $10.33 to $10.50, and heavy at
$1.0.
Wheat, white, bush. • 0 Si $0 55
Do., red, bush......0 84 0 83
Do., spring, hush0 80 0 51
Do., goose, bush .. 0 75 0 00
Oats, bush 0 41ee 42
Parley, bush .. .. 0 51 0 52
Peas, bush .. 0 77 0 00
Ity'e, bush .. 0 63 0 00
Hay, timothy, ton . 13 On•
Do.. mixed, ton .. -00 1 0
05 0 00
Straw, per ton . .... 11 00 0 00
Dressed hogs.......10 00 10 50
Apples, per ..... 3 00 4 00
Egs, new laid, dozen .. 0 19 0 24
Butter, dairy ...... 0 18 0 °°
Do., creamery .. ... 0 23 0 20
Chickens. spring .. 0 20 0 25
Fowl, per lb.. .. 0 10 0 12
Turkeys, per lb.. 0 14 0 17
Potatoes, per bag .... 0 85 1 00
Onions, per bag 1 00 0 00
Celery, per dozen 0 40 0 45
25
Beef, hindquarters 8 00 9
Do., forequarters 5 00 6 25
Do., medium, carcass 600 • 0 50
Do., choice, carcass 7 50 8 00
Mutton, per ewt 9 00 1100 0000
Vseal, per ewt 59
leant), per ewt 12 00 /3 00
Manitoba Wheat.
The following are the closing prices of
wheat options at the Winnipeg market
tsitl-te: June 8.3e bid, July 84ene, Sept.
HIM COURT Of JUSTICE.
• Autumn Sittings rer191066aU4 Winter Assize
for97,s
Weighty Words That Passed at the
General Assembly.
Toronto Live Stock.
Rec..ipts of stock since Tuestay,
as reported be the railways, were 97
ear loads, composed of 1,552 cattle, 1;294
hoes, 017 sheep and lambs and 479 calves.
Besides the above there were 13 ear
loads of hogs, bought in the country.
.Trade was good ,espezially for but -
timers• ' cattle.
" Exporters—Prices for exporters were
about the same as on Tuesday, ranging
from $4.110 to $113, the bulk selling at
$5 to $5.10, a few picked lots, but no
leads brought .$5.25 per ewt. Export
tees sold at $3.00 to $4.23 per ewt.
Duteliers—Cheiee picked lots of but -
ewes' tattle mimed from 5.1 to $5.15 per
en -S.; loads of good at $4.73 to 54.90;
mediam at e4.40 to $4.00; dement at
$4.15 to $4.30; cows at $3.30 to $4.25 per
ewt.
Feeder; and Stoekeres — Mr. Iturby
bought about 1e0 heal this week at foe
toeing prize::: Snort -keeps, 1.104 to law
lbs.. at $4.50 to $4.75; good steers, niel to
1.010 !be., at $4 to 51.25: good steers, Sod
to edo Its,. at $3.40 to $4.10; light stock-
ers, $3.25 to $3.00; medium stocker;,
to $3.25; common stockers, $175 to
$3.00.
Alitelt Cows—There was a go -oil deenatel
for good to prime cows, Prices rangol
an the way from $30 up to $07 each.
There %%we some ouitide buyers wha
wanted some ebolee cows.
V.al Calves—There was a good de -
:nand for veal calves cm. e3.50 to e3.59 per
mt., anti $7 per ewt. for choice new mak-
fea calves-.
Sheep and Landes—Export ewes said
Iran 8445 to $4.75; yearling lauthe sold
at $3.75 to $0.25 per cwt.; spring lambs,
zt $3.30 to -$5.50 each.
Hogs—Deliveries of hogs were fair. Mr.
Harris reports prices unehearezeit at $7.40
foe selosete and $7.15 for lights and fate;
eowe cit $4 to $5 per cwt.; stags at $2.50
so $3.30 per cent
British Cattle Markets.
London cable: Cattle are quoted ate
10 34 to lee per lb.; refrigerator beef,
Sia -S so 83-4e per the sheep. dressed, 14
to 15 1-2e pr lamte. 10 1-2e. dressed
weight.
Leading Wheat Markets.
-Inlet. Sept. Dee.
STOW reek ...
Mince-ape:et—. &eh Stat Stlta:
Detroit ... ..... Sift S4tt,
St. Louis SDe
Dearth .....
Sn'ti 55 Si
Bradstreet's on Trade.
tistertotl: TLe quiet tone to who:en:de
trade toted a week ego is still a feature
Off otentit:o.ns here. The deneta.1 for
whet:at-de dry geeds of &latest all Bk.;
is tt,,,z,t as all eetive. and retell trade
thatoteettent the eaurtty has seemed to
have been etettlee the arrival of het
cat -ether. But it is certain: dealers find
they still Lave stocks stf winter ant
emmg goods reeen their hands. The
eerdwere :rade is net an natteh affected.
and the movement is trisk. Groceries
are tredtratete active. There is a itrien
.ntatel tat ait paints for heavy metals
and the etettette is fee a large seettsreant-
than of steel rail's durinet the eetantne
year.
Ttrente: There is SeLl a conlet teen to
:nee: tine, ofwhtreteate ttatie Lere.Otacese
dry etete:e.. heettees Lave leen eteek tate
era.ant thee- ropers a sety satisfactory
teaten's teetteses. resee is a geted move -
neat to bees of iteett.-,atet and the
:tette in ere:ea:se is steady. Ceenty
teat:- fe need tetettfee ant, stet.E.:1:',2
t Varttea citeottecte att
etl tetatue terey, frieze.
Winintee: Itterotte.e weethee hes ateeen
n rather teieltat tone to the ~eh: tesee'Le
dry gettte trade. f :7:entree a tone: re tett
deetent fee sereeter ltztes. "Atte ontletk
for the fall tatede is hetelt, tteoettetee
are tAng txe:11 ah tim hen:le:zee trade
retteetea very aeliwe tIreeret far ad
Pay,=5.:..1.a are genera:2y eattehae-
tare-.
1.7e.r.tr-nrzt sati t:!?
;least trade is esee,e1.-t...:f.y :the in
riot& Ste doonand fee g-zoy.2,17.s
am.1 Llt.114.11Ie is said te be greater than
Las ocentsreni in the titteetty et tee et:en-
tre. This is letheviret the tnoot tee:fee:1y
in the Larttee net mitiret centres,
Ifatelitcn: "itnette tereetttent ate ttener-
aty totetlaoterte. Rend Stade Lea teen
cathee nttee aottteeheitrie the latter erel
of t1'2.111..'.1..1:1[:z2-::,2'S ltt• c
ditq:.J0C.2.keardinues a:72:2t,
12= itl. teehnire eree
reemeeete nett. tetla tents are
tonI a: -mot,nesclrertoti tune tee
too.: .0'-1 tht"e tweet, t net hot tee cote
tee': choesettene teleht. lreitea-
tete
for fed tlaa? L'15 1"2:12:',F
• antO ice"1.
tatet t a • Vis Et. kr, c net:tee a
.-• La. tn-
C1.....2 2 ZI!...2 tt..,i.elf.t.al of
vas..
a Million of
Communicants.
Report on Statistics Shows Steady
Growth of Presbyterianism.
A. London, Ont., despatch: Representing
the national Church of England, said
the Bishop of Huron to -day to the corn-
missionos of the General Assembly, he
took great pleasure in welcoming them
to Loudon as representatives of the
national Church of Scotland. The inci-
dent was marked with power and dig-
nity. The hearts of all were thrilled,
Principal Gordon said, in speaking of
the Bishop's speech. They did not cease
to thrill when the principal himself
spoke. Both addresses indicated most
eloquently the sentiment of the cul-
ture and piety of the two Churches in
the cause of union. The remarks of
Dr. Sedgwick and Dr. McMullen were
very happy, and the Moderator most
gracefully conveyed the resolution, which
was passed. The movement for the
further endowment of Queen's was
enthusiastically endorsed, and the sum
of $237,000 was announced as already
assured. The foreign mission meeting
in trte evening was unusually interest-
ing, and the addresses were admirably
brier, While Bev. W. Martin was
speaking a violent storm raged, and the
electric light went out, Mr. Martin
continued speaking in the darkness,
which lasted some minutes, and no one
stirred. The Knox Church hearing was
postponed till next week, some of the
gentlemen interested being unable to
attend to -day. The business to be done -
is chiefly routine. The Sunday services
will be taken by Bev. Prof. ?Magill, Ph.
D., Halifax, in the morning, and Rev. J.
W. MacMillan, Winnipeg, in the even-
ing. The Knox Aluntiii supper was a
great success. about 100 being entertain-
ed. The addresses *ere or the most
Animated nature.
The Cell for Men.
Principal Patrick's address, in pre-
senting the report on Manitoba College,
Winnipeg, was the first matter of he.
portance at the sederunt of the General
Assembly after the opening devotional
exercises, and the transaetiou of routine
bueiness. The board and the senate, be
said, recorded a year of honorable and
successful work. The mission was given
him several years ago to raise $50.0110
to commemorate his honored and beloved
predeeeesor. After making all allow -
awes they had added over $52,000 to
their capital. This bad nearly all been
contributed by the west, few or no ap-
peals baring been made in the east.
The old question of the paucity of
students was urgent in the west. which
MO rover in its history given anything
like its true proportion. The causes
usually aetigned he did not think ap-
plied. Skepticism did not tell in the least
tieeree in the west, nor was the absence
of students due to religious indifference.
The west compared favorably even with
Scotland in its religious life, and the
worldly spirit did not affect the matter.
The causes, he (nougat, were three:
First, the most obvious was the exceed-
- law attractiveness of other pursuits.
Minister". received less income than
artitans. and in sante instances less
than laborers: Especially in the west
attteysItto:ntsde.net have lees thau 54.04)0000
anti a
n
Rev. Dr. Milligan. in a briniant ad-
drees, whieh was received with mingled
ayplause and laughter, moved the adop-
tion of the report. The resolution ex-
pressed gratification at the completion
of the Eine memorial fund. Dr. Miltigan
felt strongly with the 'Moderator with
regard to the Church sacraments, and
eetleitete life in the borne. He 'appreyed
of Principal Patrie.k's suggestion of
bringing a pasta:al before the wade
Chuntit en the sublet of the shortage
of students.
Rev. F. B. Duval. D. D.. of Winnipeg.
setemeleti the resolution.
Rev. Kenneth McLennan. Ph. D.. at-
tributed Ilts shortage te the feet that
parents.: would not permit their sees to
attend the cotleg.eis on ateettet of the
Bible teacake. &rem.
Ileo. Wm. dve.'n.,. D. D. took the same
view. The prig:tors. lt,. sac I. slid not
believe in the naye„ tenete
the B-ek of Dentereestaty. TF.,*- did net
believe that Cheat ri-V.:7‘ tnfalitele. This
was the real caote, and ministers tilt
net bellere the cloant eltietriares which
• taught.
Tn.* Senate of the College reported
number of eta:tents still iteemeiree the
att tn./ante this year being again the
highest he the history of the e.ttleze.
mretionid ettrententtene from
0=tarta ant Qaettee. whiela beet year
tfitenedan tee:tome: decrease, Lave risen
o their former level.
A legacy of $2,000 wee vete:need from
the estate of the late Mrs. Hunter, of
ElantE'tott. and another cf Kele. to found
a et:Le:tenet:3p, from the estate of tire
tete Mee jeret Anderson. of Milton.
The teatarete In the e-ltrarec-nt fund at
credit March 21. Otte. nae $12.3.5'1235.
in .1"-* ordinate fent $11ta.011. in the
ettotersttite feet teteltato 53n97.3.57.. in
tteeet...tetra:9p fund trevencet StOtetete
cal in tIri? c?:.7::.•2;97'il.:nt cue rant 54.47.teeet.
Rev. Dr. Amide eat. inked:reed the -
Cf the Presbyterian Ladies' t.7:21,
Z,:',•• ••?. Ottawa.
-A teleerate sees rola from Sir
iteeete ',teener thet old due
tIm vi cdi be t11 -e
mete en .SePthette ()listen:ante.
(Met* Easiestetent.
At the affeenten setteant rev. ltottert
haled rresantai the teepreet of the
<tense:A Itinnetement Fund teeententee, eti
atteh latette led t -en sterte until
tittete Mr. Intre" Wes ntettelnted Innen.
text agent test Netteatt. Lest tkene
std,I90.03
had teen et, efteet. end the
tote: anx.rtt now asf:.2s40, imbadinc
atel
cunt Is' teetentt, was Citintitio,
met the eitteettlealetit Len
rte
The 0e:tett:seen- n V := rence." ef the
etteereettoon llottot .. 1t
.:ost'oott tteeerttl.
.c-ee e,
c....ren anti • o
tett as act. to, et otetti 'meet tot ooze- -
tronlateene
as -vat:et:Leg toteenete e! -
the metvete ci ttit=412:tatatS turd
meat aetoott tc.
rapatigien Mt Aleut the
At.r the tetentotes. Ste-
Ceti:A was pree!atal Ealert
33()(D,
I, Toronto, non-kry (second week),
Monday, 24th September; 2, Sandwleh,
jury, Tuesday, 2nd October; 3, Sarnia,
jury, Tuesday, 16th October; 4, Berlin,
jury, Tuesday, 23rd October; 5, Toronto,
non -jury, 07th week), Monday, 29th Oc-
tober; 6, Oraugevilte, jury and non -jure,
Tuesday, 13th November; 7, Hamilton,
non -jury, Monday, 10th November; 8,
Kingston, non -jury, Wednesday, 28th No-
vember; 0, Brantford, non -jury,
ttus-
day-, 18th November.
MEREDITH, C. j. --
1, Barrie, jury, Monday, 24th Septem-
ber; 2, Hamilton, jury, Monday, 8th Oc-
tober; 3, Toronto, non -jury (6th week),
Monday, 22nd October; 4, Bracebridge,
jury and non -jury, Tuesday, 6th Noreen'
her; 5, Peterborough, non -jury, Wedues-
ay, 21st November; 6, North. Bay, non'
jury, Monday. 10th December; 7, London
Winter Assizes, Monday, 7th January,
1907; 8, Toronto Winter Assizes (3rd
week), Monday. 21st January, 1007,
PALCONBRIDGE, C. J.
1, L'Original, jury and non -jury, Mon-
day, 17th September; 2. Toronto, civil,
jury (3rd, week), Monday, 8th October;
3. Pieton, jury and non -jury. Monday.
13th October; 4. SO Catharines, jure,
Monday, 29th October; 5, Napanee, non -
jury, Monday, 12th November; 0, Sim-
eoe, jury, Monday, 3rd December; 7,
Brockville, non -jury, Thursday, 6th De-
cember; fe Cornwall Winter Assizes,
Monday, 7th January, 1907.
MULOCIC, C J.
1,, Owen Sound, jury, Monday, %th
September; 2, Simcoe, non -jury, Monday,
8th October; 3, Brantford, jury, Mon.
day, end October; 4, Cayuga, jury and
non -jury, Tuesday, 30th October; 5.
Toronto, nondury (8th week); Mon-
day, 5th November; 6, Welland, nay
and non -jury, Monday, 10th November;
7. Sarnia, non -jury, Monday, 3rd Decem-
ber; 8, Brampton, jury and non -jury,
Tuesday, 18th December,
MACMAHON, 3.
1, Toronto, non -jury (1st, week-), Mon-
day, 170-h September; 2, Cornwall jury.
Monday, 24th September; 3, Chatham,
jury, Monday, 8th October; 4, Kingston,
jury, Monday, 15th October; 5, St.
Mamas, jury, Monday, 2nd October; re
Perth, jury and non -jury, Monday, 5th
November; 7, Toronto, non -jury (9th
week), Monday, 12th November; 8, St.
Catharines, non -jury, Monday, 3rd De-
cember; 9, Sandwich, non -jury, Monday,
17th December; 10, Ottawa Winter As-
sizes, Monday, 7th January, 1907,
• STREET, 7,
1. Toronto, civil, jury (end week),
Monday. 1st October; e, Toronto, civil.
jury (4th week), Monday, 13th October;
3, Toronto, Criminal. (let week), Mon-
day. 5th November; 4. Whitby, non -jury,
Motley, 12th 'November; 5, Toronto,
non -jury (11th week), Monday, 28th eoi-
reedier; 6. Toronto. non -jury (19th
week), Monday, 3rd December.
BRITTON} 3.
1, Broekville, jury, Tuesday, 18th Sep-
tember; 2, tio.lerieh, jury, Tuesday, ined
October; 3, Peterbore, jury, Monday, 8th
October' 4, Toronto, non -jury (ielt
week), Monday, 1511e October; 5, Bulle-
tin -Le jury, Tuesday, 30th October; 0,
Guelph, non -jury, Tuesday, 0th Novem-
ber; Z„ St Thomas, non -jury, Monday,
26th November; .8, Lindsey, non -jury,
Monday, 3rd Deeeniner; 9, Toronto Win-
ter Assizes (1st week), 7th .lanuary,
1907.
TEETZEL,
I, Toronto, non -jury (4th week), Mon-
day, 8th October; 2_, Sault Ste. Mane,
jury and non -jury, nronday, 15th Mite
bet-; 3, North Bay, jury, Monday, .22m1
October; 4. Pembroke, jury and non -jury,
Monday, 20th October; 5, OtOewa, non -
jury, Monday, 5th November; 0, Toron-
to, Criminal (2nd week), Monday, 12th
November; 7, Milton, jury and non -jury,
Tuesday, 20th November; 8, Chatham,
non -jury, Monday, 3rd December; 9, To-
ronto. non -jury (13th week). Monday,
10th December; 10, Stratford, non -jury,
Monday, 18th December.
ANGLIN, 5,
1, Ottawa, jury, Monday, 24th Septem-
ber; 2, Stratford, jury, Tuesdaye 9th Oc-
tober; 3, Walkerton, jury, Tuesday, 30
October; 4 Goderieh, non -jury, T.:Way,
6th November; 5, Toronto, non -jury
(tenth week), Monday, 19th November;
0, Belleville. non -jury, Tuesday, 27th No-
vember; 7. Cobourg, non -jury, Monday,
3rd December; 8, Toronto, non -jury four-
teenth week, Monday 17th December; 9,
Hamilton Winter Assizee, Monday, 7th
January, 1906.
MAGEE, I.
I, .Whitby, jury, Monday, 17th Septecm-
her; e, Toronto. Civil, jury (first week),
Monday, 24th September; 3, Guelphieury,
Monday. 24th September; 3, Guelph,
jury, Tuesday, 2nd October; 4, Toronto,
Civil Jury (fifth week), Monday, 22nd
Oetofier; 5, Parry Sound, jury and non -
jury, Tuesday, 13th November; 6, Bar-
rie, non -jury, Monday, 1901 November;
7, Berlin, non -jury, Tuesday, 18th De-
cember; 8, Toronto Whiter Assizes (se-
cond. week), Monday, 14t1: January,
1907. r
CLUTE, J.
1, Toronto, non -jury (third week):
Monday, 1st October; 2, Woodstock,
jury. Monday, 8th October; 3, Owen
Sound, non -jury, Monday, 5th Novem-
ber; 4, London, non -jury, Monday, 10th
November; 5, Cornwall, non -jury, Mon-
day, 26th November; 6, Walkerton, non -
jury, Monday, 3rd December; 7, Toron-
to Winter Assizes (fourth week), Mon-
day, 28th January, 1897.
MABEE,
1, London, jury, Monday, 17th Septem-
ber; it, Lindsay, jury, Tuesday, 25th
September; 3, Napanee, jury, Monday,
1st- October; 4, Cobourg, jury, Monday,
22nd October; 5, Toronto, Civil, jury
(sixth week), Monday, 29th October. 6.
Kenora, jury and non -jury, Monday, October;
November; 7, Port Arthur jury and
non -jury, Monday, 19th November; 8,
Woodstock, non -jury, Monday, 17th De-
cember; 9 Toronto, Winter Assizes
(fifth week), Monday, 4th February,
1907.
Torrance, D. D. It was the most eatis-
faetory, be said, in the history -of the
Church.
The organization of three new Presley-
terisse Yorkton, Areolaa, and Bettleford,
raiting time rember itt tlee Dominion to
00, was the Bret ?rent mentioned in the
report.
Taking the stunmation of the totals
-if Se-wale:al statistics, the fallowing in-
creases appear in the Items specefied:
Sittingein el:lurches,. 18,070; in manses
30. and rented houses 2; in families
4.$10. and in- single persons front outside
quarters 2.S71; there was an increase
of 1,870 in the numbers entering the
Chtarcia on their own profession, and of
$90 on eertifleate, but there was also an
cafe. with it decrease of 243 in removals
by death or otherwise. There is a re-
paretd Mere:tee of S.777 in- eommuni-
eants, of lel infants and of 200adult
baptieme, and the number of ruling old-
er. witiets gives a total of 8,226.
For att pnrposce the payment; were
$3.0S0.173. esti& gives each family an
average of $23.52, an increase of 31.43.
and $12.75. a tiers -ease of SO. cents per
eel:imam:cant.
London. Out., June I0.—Another fra-
ternal visit was paid at 11 oldock yester-
day morning to the General Assembly,
During the reeeption of the Bishop of
Manna on Fallay the pastern of the local
Mere/diet nrei Barritt eiturelles were
present among the commissioners. On
Saturday mere ceremonious bat hearty
expression was given to the sentiments
thus tacitly signified.
Rev, .L L. Ross. Talbot $treet Dep-
ts.?, nittartde spoke for the Reprtetet and
Rev. Jantes Livinestorte, Wellington
Street Chureit, Choir:nen 04 the Depute -
:lien; Bee-. Dr, Daniels. Colteerne Street
Church. oat' Mr. C*. E. German, Daradae
Centre Church, were spokesmen fin- the
Methodist deeettairmatfen. The addressee
esenteered the cot -dial feeling of the two
etturettee toward the sister body. cad
the etreetange were suitably and warmly
acknowledged.
As a committee to cut.
soy greetings of the Assembly- to the
Csengregetiorat Union. now in sea -lien at
Entino. Per, Dr. Etteestriek, Dr. Dtekson
and Dr. Itenray were selected,
Sabbath Schad Publications,
On tire resumption of business the
eiptat of the Cs.stemiatte or Sabbath
Sthe el Publication; ware pteseretel. 'I be
inreaketterat of ovine; by the p.t5I-..a-
tti*,, 4,.4 e:-.,st ant neet has Wee overotene
and a eatta balance at slate of $1.2.3itit
Ines netted. This, however, consisted of
tedeteriptieneeseit of widelt the publish-
eeptentoeci the rest of the year
Lave to be defrayed. The eniettoktnet
woe considered very satiefeetemy. The
repeat was adapted Z9.7 motion of Res-.
Be-. itat:say, Ottav.a. It J.
Wnteort, Varteenteer.
*tura Union Report.
0-0 motion the report tm! the Commit-
tee e% rtIL,ta will be taken on at
3 eettek. In title. cent:teeth= Preitetat
Pattlek cave netier of the fall -mine
recetien: nithat the Aseetztnte reeetve flit'
re -pa -rt. est?reas their gratte:atien at the
tettee tunas -use of unity. etpeelatly in the
mart-. -r of dottetne, been fez:riff
It 4 s -al,: txteetece the tante.nattece of the
nettetattee tettetece, ant instruct the
tate:tele..? tantitnee lee tatters zed to
trans -mit the tentett *A its teateretentes.
-op to ,tetewtelt any tetplt"LtIttMA that
etty mete:ray. as well as a copy of
this a.. to Pat--slItori.:.s„ s&Q$9.
COd c eneeedeitzeue ,r tht ICinft rmatieri.
Fotttert. they tottetettie Iteteative of
he f -tat se:tent:Wee on titb to fatr.:,!A
t_r* --liort". .f the
1,11,7,:•_,!*.lratA<As of Vie
due- 1 asteeetie ef the of
rt4.-0/ e atet ta tte teem
et of fi-4,..toC3' La Lake part in :het
aeptiatkeis for *Woe."
Bev. Robert Magill, Ph. D., Halifax,
preaehea in the First Preebyten
Clurceh this morning, as eppointed by
the General Assembly, Prof. Magill
a young Irisdnion, -almost btosita in
appearance, but ha is rep, rded as one
whose mental and spiritual force will be
a factor in the coming days. Pre%
Magill selected no his text time words,
-
"We preach Christ crucified," I. Con
1. 22. '
The evening sermon was preached by
Rey. J. W. McMillan, of Winnipeg.
POINTS TO MURDER.
JURORS IN PO/SON CASE BRING IN
AN OPEN VERDICT.
The Wingbain Advance
the. He Proprietor.
DR. AGM"
4•1 PHYSICIAN, SUNMAN
ACCOUCHEUR.
1 Off1ce:-117p5taira in*the IlEitakeeell
NW* calla *cowered ettice,
Bloc,
They Claim, However, That Testimony
Indicates Malice by Someone—Case
May Be Dropped Until New Evidence
Celli Be Secured.
Brockville, Ont., despatch: The inquest -
on the alleged Allan poisoning case at
Lansdowne was not concluded until 2.30
this morning:. it 'was not until after
nye hours' deliberation that the follow-
ing verdict was agreed upon:
"That theescia Henry Allan conic to
Lie death at Lansdowne 1.1P the 13th
day of December, 1905, through poison -
heti whether taken as food or admin.
leteted by parties with mallee afore -
thought we are unable to determine
from the evidence presented to us
time far, believing it points more
strongly to the latter."
brougham Lansdowne and vicinity
the verdiet- meets with general el, -
Km -bet ion.
The jurors are reticent and refuse
to divulge what. points of difference
kept them so long in deliberation after
the evidence had been submitted.
In view of the open verdict of the cor-
oner's jury it is quite likely that Mr.
Unown will restommend that proceedings
Kr- dropped tudests some new evidence is
fortheomiutt, whit+ is quite unlikely.
.6 -Ai--
CO-RESPONDENT MIMED.
Morakello, N, V., June 11.-31re. Sher -
mean Ramsey. committed mid& at her
InOSti• at White Lake on Sunday eide-
r:dere by- cutting her throat with her
atearaters razor. Mrs. Ramsay nail been
earned as;a etoreepondent in the Ide-
Neeley snit for separation now in pro -
curl it is believed that the chargee
in thee ease may have caused her to tette
her life.
• 1 •• t •
Celia 'Filthy; Man Dies,
Winnipeg. -Time 10.—The coroner's jury
erepeieelled to inquire into the death of
IVila.itu Fannul, who WaS found dead
in a. police station yesterday morning,
otter baring hem leaked up for drunk-
enness. rendeled a verdict eharging his
death to the Me and utisimitary eon -
(21'g °j'far7 laid the onus on the Clay
Council.
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The C. P. 12, Terminals in Montreal to
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dtontrac, June ii.—brhe, CZ P. dt.
Windsor street station, head offices and
terminals in this city, which are easily
among the finest in the D6Utill;011, will
be enlarged to about four times their
present capacity, ;wonting to an an-
nouncement by Sir Thomas Shaughnessy.
President of the company. To provide
for these enlargements it win be neces-
sary to expropriato whole block and
close a street.
"With the rapid growth of our toe -
fie," said the Presidett to -night. "wean-,
continually more and more feeling the
necessity of extending our terminate,
Ana with the immense growth that.
must come in the near fixture with
Canada's present rapid expansion, tho
present time seems opportune to pre-
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