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| faithful ones vas held 10 pray FOR Mrs.
Paterson 1satn 1nev were ufge1 oy the
/ Bishop 10 p-aF that IL might be sccOmp-
.ished talg tsg, ssg3 log asurs together
| th-y were oa their ka-es with upilted
bands p.ssalng tor this eat Oae Of them
- h0 WAs tueT-. s1d Via hss since come
| odt VI this Infamous organization, tesuucs
/ thai Oheu his heart reFollsi against such a
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tezuty vi ths HOY cause Bat the
/ urgent sppsaIs Of the Bisb p 70 pray on
/ pray on tu tue sssurtnce came drew tim
back % ne eissphem0us work FOR some
/ cause Mrs.. Paterson Vas quite sex At that
| time. One OF the sister, hearing that such
| a prayer was being made. purp sely made
the remark whsfe II wculd DC carried 10 TIE
/ Bishop, inst II Mrs. Ia erson snOuid ole
she should sec that a past mOftem eXami-
nation was held. Mrs. Paterson soon began
70 improve sni be- health today is a iiVlug
testimony OF Gods disspprovsl of that
blssphemous fable the Holy Order.
come now TO the period since his sudden
/ departure iron Crane Rapids. The people
OF your city well remember the circum-
stances under which hs lstl.
| kn0wing that be could not again return
/ TO America, he Immediately MAKES plans 10
/ have his companion. ''lhs hand-maIden Of
the LORD" join bin IN his place OF exile. II
| wOuli not do 10 nave her come rsctiy 20
! him, therefore. under the guise Of helping
/ tae brethren in Canada. and 10 oliud toe
ewes OF Mr8. Paterson, hs hsd her rsmOve
| there A next sep, after sufficient time
I bad passed. he was taKen suddenly III al
/ Jerusalem and had To return TO Scotland.
/ de sent a letter before he lett the Holy City
b Mary TO meet hi - in London, which she
did. Since then she has been. much OF her
time, with hIln n his travels from place 10
| place. When be took ms pleasure trip 70
| New YORK in the Fall of 1897, on the coca
sion of his drunken oeoauch osfore des-
| cribed. she Accompanied him.
Ii IL impof ant ia. tue people Of Grand
Rapids should Know how the large sum-
OF money are raised TO support this Bishop
| aud Eis companion IN Ia lr luxurious liv-
ing and travels OF the world. The meeting
! of Mary and the Bishop IN London aroused
the suspicion OF the brethren In Scotland,
and Elder EEing. OF Glasgow. wrote to
him, stating that be would have nothing
more 10 do with financial matters. Tue
| sinful opposition" of the Scotch brethren
TO this innocent meeting" caused finance
10 become so stTsiiened that the Bishop was
obliged 20 pay out OF his own purse the ren
of the organ be was using la Elder Ewing
house where be went from London. AM
| because OF their opposition be became So
| indignant that Ae and Mary absented them
selves from the Lords Day meeting. This
breach between him and the church Ia
! Scotland bee me 50 serious. that be sent for
his brother. Elder John Paterson. 10 act a.
mediator between them, after which by
some Startling vocferous outbursts, ser
| nd ~ mi Fp n
his fee, gexercises which he INDUCES in
when he wishes to enforce his viii the
Scotch church vas once more brough
under the fear of this man. -
Mr.. Brown enumerates several scheme
of the Bishop Tor Obtaining money and
continues:
Those who read the.articles in the TELE
GRAM HERALD two ysars ago are tamiliar
with the Bt.hop's methods of obtaining
money. Oae who was for several years Al
Elder in the church .svs, Il never knew
one In the church VINO wned s.iiitle prop
cry. but be had his lsstfuI heart set OIL
it, and was always ibuncerng to them t.
sell It aud lay tbs price a. his feet"
But lie does not connne himself TO this.
He does not hesitate TO use dishonest
means TO get possession of money De ong-
ing TO others. Among the victims of this
swiadler, in Grard Rapids, Is his ogn SON
1 tA-l6Ws mI. AtAfh. UPON NAB4l
operated the following conhieacs game
be told Mr.. Clark that be would ike 10 ses
him anu ais wife start housekeeping tut
as he had no money to help bim, advised
him u 90 and see II mis- stepfsther, Eidel
Daniel Garrick. would not help him to SCI
up housekeeping. Mr.. C.afk took the
advice and went TO bis stepfsihsr and told
bin bis wish. Soon alter ar. Garrlck wen
to Grand Rapids WITH s275 which be hac
raised for Mr. Clark. IL should here
be stated that the Bishop had maize a rule
that none of the Children OF Zion should
give presents 20 eaca other without theii
passing through the Bishops hands. /
the Bishop Was absent. then all gifts mgs
De presented through The hands Of tbs
Elder that was presiding over the church
This rule vas deserved among ne faithful
members Of the church. Therefore ths
BisAop knew well that the money Mr.
Oarrick vas to give 10 his sou would pas
through bis own hands. When Mr.. Gar
rex brought the money 10 Grand Rapids
be hesitsted = little shout this form. aud
asked Ar. C.ask whether he wouid take H.
or wbs.her il should be given to tba
Bishop. AR. Clark replied. Give it TO tbs
Bishop. be viii 90 Ali right with it, Th:
IA nsy Ess accordingly put into tb'
Bishops hands for Mr. Cisrk. ln
stead. however, OF using the money fo1
nts o7n u>e ard II q tnought pert Vt 10 f0l
e gold watch wnca be bsd gwen TO May
Harlsy. Ha sad that shea he Vas IN
ocotisad TIE church there raise3 some
uaonev for the cause add be took her part o
Il s81 sought q nice htfls wstch for Mary.
Bat this j. not Al ter being out of ths
monev some sighte-n months. Mrs. CLARK
toe Bishops ds0gnter vrOie % Der fat8s
sskiag 5inl IL he could Tot raise that s27'
thst &r ark iosped bin. iBstsad Of -
plying 70 her, be ~rots 20 ais sge0t. J0hs
Paterson. n . thsnderng tons rebHxina