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and wife.’ The second » pusilaiiill delncere impedments of consanguinity and NOVEMBER 19, 1900 fat in the of affinity as stated in the books ol —=== | Leviticus Demersnomy. The second

. ny : Z 4 : i” . BOAST O canon drait deals with the subject

section defines the

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rHE OuUOR | E, , of the solemnization of holy mati-; : mony. It is subdivided in fou ee a gt) SOR BE SOO Wwe NUVER this heading the Provincial ‘‘ Section 1—It shall be the duis Wesleyan says : of all ministers of this church to \ few weeks ago we printed LO} ivil authoritie th olumns under the heading Ling T Mriage. ‘The Brandished Fist of the Liquor _ Oe <-——luvery minister wi Trade,’’ the speech of Mr. Lawren all nize a Marriage \. Wilson, President oi 1 Lic tnout a ke such recor! « | Victuallers’ Association of Mon me y mnay be required it was, our readers will r 6 ii hurch,and © ember, a deliberate and outspokea | «utho peal to the liquor dealers to knife, ec No minister shall s.»: idependently of party ties, anyand |) ™nize | without the p- very political candidate unfriendly 0 without w " trade. ’’ Mr. Wilson ce Ses To )1 the parties hat the policy he then urge rsona 1, xcept in cases a » successfully pursued by the | ¥2eh 1 npossible for such w ‘prethien,’’ and that ‘“‘one hund-| ©sses to sceured. No minis’ ed thousand liquor ballots”’ were jn | S24 Soke e the marriage of a: olling day j‘ registered for the | person not identitied to his satisf1-

‘aurer party throughout Canada."’ | on. \s yroof of what he calls |‘our| ‘“Section4—Nvo minister shali s>' he |points triumphantly to|“™ize marriage between any two che cefeat of a strong ‘l'ory candi- | pers’ cdate—‘a popular brewer’? at that/| He shall have satistied himself that in Montreal, and the defeat of| Heither person has been or is th: Hugh John McDonald ‘ owing to} 2usband or the wife of any othe his prohibitory law in Manitoba, | Person living unless the former mar Doubtless Mr. Wilson knows what |-!#8¢ Was annulled by decree of he is talking about. Doubtless the |Some court of competent jurisdic- Lamiier party ought to be corres- | tion for cause existing before such potdingly grateful. Whether they | former marriage.’’ will feel disposed to openly credit While the above two canons erect

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their powerful ‘‘ brother’? new barriers as a safeguard against with the ait which he illegal marriages and prohibits re- boasts to have given them is‘ | Marriage by any Episcopal minister however, very doubtful. But there Olany party to a divorce suit isone th ng about it. The friends Whether guilty or innocent, the of tempc ance may take a leaf out third canon goes one step further ‘f Mr. \ ilson’s book, and govern and excludes from all means of grace

themseivs accordingly. At present Within the dispensation of the they arc a rope of sand, a rabble church any divorced person who!

without a common ideal or Shall have remarried aud be livia, | a conviction strong enouga t»| With husband or wite,as the case

give them cohes.icn or command | May be, while the other party to Legislators flout them, and party | the divorce still is in life. Tais canon papers, as witness the remarks oi | Which, however, app'ies only to the| one of our Halifax contemporaries | tending party ot a divorce, practi: | last week—treat them with satirical | cally tenus to outlaw the onendei contempt. No wonder. But even | “5 fitr as church ietlowship goes ana Mr. Wilson and his friends ‘‘ feared | provides for his readoption in the | awakening the fanatical prohibi-| ‘vid only va the condition that he tionists,"’ so they did their work |Come truly penitent and separate} with “silent, brotherly understand- | ftom the party to the second mar-: ing."’ Silent for fear of awakening | Tiage, or it he should happen to be! the said fanatics and brotherly, |i2 mediate danger of death ana!

owed a debt of gratitude to a/| fhe canon is sub-divided into three ‘government that was _ fearless |sections, as follows :

| enough to treat the plebiscite vote |

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‘CANONS ON MARRIAGE.

| vorce came in for a good deal of at- | tention at the hands of the general

. | pose of taking the matter under

' { ‘* Section 1.—-No person divorged' ts ephemeral.'’ So loag as the said | for causes ari-ing after marriage, | party pleases the ‘‘trade’’ it will | and marrying again during the life- | nave its votes, but as Mr. Wilson|time of the other party to the di-| plainly Says, no longer; and with | vorce Shall be admiuted to baptism ranks ‘‘cemented’’ as they were in| Or confirmation or received to Holy the late campaign, he declares ‘‘we |Communion, except when pesiteic avreturn or defeat any govern-|and separated from the other part; ment.’’ Well, if the fanatical pro-|to the subsequent marriage, 1 hi>-tioaists continue to sleep under|When penitent and in imm-diat: such arousing ‘‘whoops as those of | danger ef death, but this canon shal, this vaunting maker and breaker of | uct apply to the innocent party ia a/| sovernments, they deserve all the | divorce tor the cause of aduitery.

‘outing and gibing they get. That} Section 2.--Ne person shali be|

is all. ‘denied vaptism 5.9r“confirmation or \holy communion 4m anor

It is somevhat remarkable and!..- eves ene Canon,

oan huntil significant that these remarks of! have

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after the minister sha’! given tothe person due and! Methodists of t e | sufficient notice of such intended Maritime Provinces have found no/|enial and of the right of appeal oereirom as here ana aiter periit- | tea.

Section 3.---This section provides for appeal to the bishop of the dio- cese Or missionary district, who, if he deems the cause sufficient ma) take counsel with two neighboring pishops aud decide whether there shall be any dispersation.’’

The canons inthis form were un- animously adopted by those taking part in the conference.

piace in the columns of our prohi-

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Drafted for the Conference of the | Episcopal Church.

When the general conference of the Protestant Episcopal Church meets in Son Francisco next Octo- cine taaosiiicaliammal ber, three new canons on the subject of marriage and divorce will be placed before that body fo its consideration. Should thes canons become law of the Upiscopai Church the approval of the genera!

HYMENEAL.

The Yarmouth Herald of the 13th ‘ust. reports that ‘‘a pretty home

conference, then the Episcopal | Y°¢ding took place last Tuesday Church will have pronounced its| ‘vemmg at the residence of Mr. E.

i. Webb, Main Street. Mr. Wm. J. Vhite, ef Boston, and Miss Jalia HeartzSmith, of P. E. L., sister of ‘irs. Webb, were the contracting parties.

“Thejceremony was performed by Rev. W. F. Parker, under an arch draped with Canadian and American lags. Floral decorations added to the beauty of the scene. The bride! was prettily attired in a dress of! ot poets, and carried a ‘consideration and make such recom- | bouquet of white chrysanthemums. | mendation to the next conference | Little Ethel Webb, niece of the |of that body as would pave the way | bride, was maid of honor. ee | for changes in the present tenets of | __ After the ceremony a bountiful ‘the church on the subjects of mar-|Tepast was served, and a pleasant

riage and divorce. evening spent. The bride was the

This committee have announced |'ecipient of a number of pretty and ‘that three canons have been| Useful gifts. On Wednesday even- Avathed. ing Mr.and Mrs. White left for

The first canon adopted is entitled | Boston, where Mr. White has for ‘Holy matrimony and impediments |S°me time been connected with the thereto.’ The first section says ; | Postal service.

** (a) Holy matrimony is an estate of life which for the purposes of this canon is sufficiently defined in the form appointed for the solemniza- tion of matrimony in this church.

**(b) The solemnization of holy matrimony is a service where the mutuai consent of the parties is given in the presence of a minister who then pronounces them in the

anathema against divorce, and more particularly against the re-mar- riage of divorced persons while an- other party to the divorce still is in life.

The subject of marriage and di-

Episcopal conference of 1898, so much in fzct that a committee of ‘twelve were appointed for the pur-

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An epidemic of smallpox has) brokem out at Paris, due proBebly| to the massing jof Arabs andiether | persons. from the east during the} exhibition.

Fsom statistics gathered! By the United States Department ef Agri- culture it uppears that Maine leads every other state in the unien in its annual output of starch, preducing 6,600 tons out of 15,000 toms: in the whole country. Wisconsim comes next to Maine in the amoust manu- factured.

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