The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1881-01-27

The excitement III religious circles
lii Scot land s III regard CO tile csmilR
trial lot Prot. Obrri s,,n SInitl for lel 81
stsy, js sits III boiling point. Tie l.o-:ii
lessor. WHO las ever two hundred Of !
his fellow ministers will, him is brave, g
=lys lighting Ills battle. and is not il Il /
intaNl to giYrl1. tie declares that Ills
at:cusrIs hnyr shown not nnlys bitter
ennlit y, but lack of scholarship. and
Ignorance IF things with which, every
clergynaliOnght to BIZ acquainted. He
some lines Loses his temper III: debate,
and calls llis accMsers hard names,
which is not to he wondered at cOnsid-
.rring the pr0vocation lie has had. He
insists that he is i believer in divine
revelation rs given in lie Bible, and
tll5t some at his ;tccuserS are condemn
ed ont Nf tlt,ir own months ~ being
gritty of heterndoxv Take alleges; -.
er. the cDtltr,,vers, has U:.: "ite ~ III .
glt,ti Il tiIiny<:as isIy W.!ich has ever az
tatad any Of the Scotch churches. A
| recent presbyterian merting, discussing
thr subject Sat for seven h0Mrs.-Ex-
! change. .
| AS we have frequently said. the clurcl,
is driving all its men Of brains on: Of
its ranks. AT this rate. Orthodoxy
will soon be so poor that no INTEL
ligent man or woman will be left to do
1t reverence. That the cturc, shows
''bitter enlnity" "lack Of scholarship
and great ''ig'orance." us Prof. Smith.
says, we have frequently asserted. ard
we have often been blam ii for ''calliug
.: hard narnps'' also, in ,uv little comfy :.
versies with ignorant and big"ted
church people. Prof ssor Smith s txper-
fence is like that of every other man,
whether clergyman or lay member. VIII"
has vemt"rel to think for himself and
dared to express AL opinion in conflict
with the cryStal.Zed ignorance If the
orthodox churches
Thos. Willis. farmer near Worth
ington, while hauling load of grain
to Jackson last Tuesday was surpris-
edto see one ofhis horses drop sudden
~ to the ground. Upon examination
the animals right hind leg was found
to be broken squarely Oft just above
the klic joint. II was most pecul ar
accident, as the road was snooti, and
level and but little strengt, was re-
quired to pull the lo*d-Jackson Re-
public.
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A farmer fron: near Worthinston in =
t. rms lis that vlel: he takes his No. |
WI EFT to the mills at that place liz gets
only Is. pounds IF 81 grade -four in ex-
change Tor y b,,sIel of wheat. lie SAYS
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hauling his grain to JackSon.-JAckson
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