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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-01
SHIPPING ,NEHS
PORT oFNEw.YoRK. WEDNESDAY, DEC. 81. 1890


PORT oFNEw.YoRK WEDNESDAY. DEC. 81. 1890
ARRIVED.
Steamer Douro (Br Marshall London Dec l3 with % dso
10 WI Hurst. Arrived At the Bar at 40 m:
steamer lyman tBr Haig. Montego Bay Via Kingston sc.
with Ia Henderson Bros Arrived al the Bar al 10
Steamer lSG brj. Morris. Jncmel &c. wa Kingston With
mdse and Pm Forwood Co. Arrived at tho
Bar at $40
Steamer HppolYte DnnOis (Br. Durle. Anpatto Bay 8
days with mdse and passengers 10 Wesse 20 Arrived
al the Bar At q
steamer Colorado Evans, New.oreans via Philadelphia.
to- " Mallory a. ca
Steamer State Ui Texas Williams Fernandna via Bruins
wick. Ga. with mhse TO Mallory Co
Steamer Algonquin Mckee jacksonville VIA Charleston,
with mdse aud passengersfto VIM clyde d Co.
Bark Dub Brunant. Marselles IS days with fudse
To order. vessel To master.
sUNsET-winda t SANDY Hook. moderate Z; cloudy.
Al CITY lslAnd-Wiud fresh NE; snowlng
CLEARED
Steamer Italy (Brl. Pearce, London-F W Hurst
Wright a soma
Steamer MArteilo tBn scarr. Hull--sanderson Son
Steamer Bossel (Bri. Alien Brstol-Barbeg Il To-
Co.
steamer City Of Para lakewood. CoonPaenc Mail So %.
Steamer CITY Of Alexandra Hansen Havana aud natsnras
JAS WErd Co
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-01

captain Mrrauehin said Chat no had learned mat flaks
xps an engineer staamship now m s0u.n -. ~, -
nute, said that he was ready 10 80 on with the eas
udehandt and Cover but the people were NOS s1J 40
,1he them up Justice oReIly held puttner In $3.50
hail On he Borgo complaint But'ner VIII " H'is'
seain on Saturday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-01
PROMINENT ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS

BRCNNWlCk-'eor2c l.. Poster, Minister OF Finance
81 the Dominion Of Canada. FIFTH AVENC Ex-senator
"eoig" J. Holr, ci Ma,shhus acknowledgements.
Colonel George Il. hunit. rited States Army HoFF.
MAN-Judgc John Clifton Gray, the New. ork Court
Of Appeals. acknowledgements Charles Tracer.
OF Albany and Herman stump, OF Maryland.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-01
EUROPEAN PRODUCE Markets.

Liverpool Dec 81: Sl5 p. m-Beef.Holders offer
moderately; extra INDIA steady &C BSs, Pork
SIS Sd do Western, STEADY az ass. HamsIolders
snCrt r about q m STEADY q ss 90 long ana short ee.
dies about IS n steady at 2os CheesN-Holders Offer
apafinzly Talew-Hodcrs oner moderately. npiritS Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-01
n1. NJ. MARRIEn Isl KNEE. BREECnEs.

", the eui 81 Frederick j. Ennis aged Ni'''cch' 10
have his marriage with Clara L. Nermiyca ahhulie"'
a. aHadgvt was presented in the CITY C1"r' EcS'er
dav in which ne Nwo"c that he was boy III hH'c'
hrccchc- got Vel fifteen years old, wien inc 'rr'-
mon, vas pe-fornod and that I've is not the father
~ tho ,biJ n: Mis- Vcrmllyca lie Ned from home,
ne ~a,. vcn nj. plfrat~ learned Of TIE marriage lfN
Nj and hc r,ycg recognized thc defendant A. rs
vie Tho AFFIDAVIT further otat"~ that tle dciehdall
fa,cr for, I'd Inn ~ marry her and to tell the minister
mat he Wa cichtcrH year old
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-01
REAL ESTATE
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE,

All the auction sales we're adjourned y,.t.,6,.,
The stock OF the Real j.. iatc Exchange odd Al ma.
auction for S121 Ia, aud al private sale for s,.o
b. Flanagan & Son have sold 50. Il2 West a..
hundred and twenty -seventltst., three story dv.n
on Iot 15x2OAlO for al lfOO.
There was only tlliP attPndsuce YESTERDAY -
general outlook was cOnsldare favorable and A. -.
as tho uncertainties Of the money ,us'ion are ss,l
prices arc likely % settle t.m "te and bu ines, "a
coed as actively as In the ast ar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-01
VARIED WHILE PRISON.

Thona, ala, Niger West who is awaiting tnaI
nr tho charge Of numbering Policeman Clancy, mar
r.cd on TUESDAY evening ~ RAYMOND street Jail TO
Nellie Williams q Ihon he had long been engaged
Both arc colcrcd IT, Rev. Job Bass, chaplain OF the
iaI. peri i1c1 thr ceremony
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-01

Tho Erv. Il. +. Montgomery, pastor of inc Greene
Avcuuc u.ntist CInr.h has declined call from The
Genital Iapti~t Church Of Salem. Mass lie has beci
tcn ycsr> viii his present charge. rho mortgage for
$4,000 resting upon the partially completed chircl
building h,> bccn,p4d 81 and t;c paper will be burned
on SUNDAY WORK Viii soon d" renewed on the
st,l,cinc which will be dedicated in october OF tbs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-01
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
MINIATURE ALMANAC

ToDiI
81 40 rise lo4s pm Moons age 20
HIGH WArER
l.N-Sandy HOOK IL 10 Gov Island lt2o Hell! Gaia l26
P.A-Sandy Hoog HOS Gov. Island - Hell GAte l22
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-01
,1rprn LISTERS WILL PRoBATED.

Tho will Of the late Alfred Lister who was drowned
bv iumnng from West Incian steamer was adn''eu
to probate yesterday All the property Is le'' |" Ms
wife lcanua who made sole executrA OF the cs'ac'
The will Is dated January %, 1881
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-01

The PLFGoCTH REPLACED By TIE PURITAN
Newport, T. l.. Dec. 3l.-The steamer Plymouth was
withdrawn from the Old Colony Line to.nicbt and "a
placed by the Puritan. ~ "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-01
DANIELS. NJ. D.,

For twenty-five cents, you can get Carriers Lift
Liver pills-Lr best liver regulator in the world. DO
TO! get this. one pal dose.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-01

TurusntIne II oldeYs oner mot niel5 -Holders Offer
e!ss spii'pSg ~ gE s,s P''ns a -
and January firm st SIS F4Mn1teJ flcur-ho ,a -
ais ga Wheas-Holiois OVER -Holoers Tim I'm
offer sDarnRly Corn-Spot YAM "A s. ~ JanuaI ~ -
sparIngy mixed western spos coras ry f irssly
IS. Hops At London-racilc cesas~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-01

For Boynton's celebrated furnaces. hot water
heaters, Baltimore heaters and ranges, go TO the
EOYNfoN FURNACE 60. 207 and 200 Wster'sI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-01
New. York. 1ns.

NcW@fofN, w fn'-daY Dee al
40 sales were held al the IAcnf and Apctioo Zee,
to-day - .
was adjourned n January 4.
Sale Of buildings with plot u land Nos lfo is9 We,
oSth-st W Of 10th-aye, was ad ouincd 10 January e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-01

Cincinnati Dec. 3tGran strong higher;; 1000 bush
n 90 o7L,c receipts 500 bush shl nenA IA. pro
co,0 10 3 mixed 52a53c. Oats-NO mig+ala hills An
Visions stronger Whisky steady; sales Sugar dull
ished goods on basis Al II. Butter qlie0. ~
Eggs easy; zoe. Cheese quiet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-01

ARE You TROUBLED WITH CHAPPED HANDsi
Use CoIn'lrs Denzon Cosmetic Soap. Sold everywhere
IS cents 4 cake.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-01
Announcer en1
A NEW COLLAR
"E 4 W." Shoshone. "E. & W."

A LUXURY For TOURISTS.
Dr. Lyons Perfect Tooth Powder. In metal boxes. with
patCnt measuring tube. Neat and portable. % cts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-01
Anet,cn 5alts Of Real SsIaIf

~
Al RICHARD " HARNETr 4 CO. AnS
Z, viii sell al auction II ksDA1 t,nee and Ave
d' A<teock nooa AZ lh9 Real Estate hNt nAe
tion Room 90 10 Is Lioett ~
Supr CoGr: P5r,ltoN -
BROADWAY AND 81 81"
I'm Southwest o Sesn9tss ISL BRoADwAY,
'|Ss 20 2SSiD5!SS5 VEST sis! =, ST f., on Broad.
Yseoperty forms plot a6egto ic H. "a ,ne "a
~ nsG ON on s south side AND WILL BIZ soiD -
,oa WSEsr FND.AVE. AND s5THsr, '''""'''
w. 3 . It. sold In one parcel
100 saIissr. north slde. west Of llth'a'e" sO''
'f1ASicxil.9 feet,
EsSo 1o3 GRACE CHTRcH' w city.
JOfls ,,.rn p.,o-ec 80 asd 81 wali.st -
yAHGip HTRRIGuT P. Aty,: Sol hrv,a'"'
EytkEs. Coun;sd for pPsIs,arM .lha 81 wslI.st
3 HAL0ES WARREN IS Lieerty.st: ri,ns
j. I'M ARDlNFR SprincS LohS n,s
NAPs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IoNEERs, II AND % LLsrn- .----
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-01

HENRY A. DANIELS. NJ. D.,
90 WEST S9TH.ST.
Diseases OF thc Nervous System Gento Urinary Organs
In potcnce aud Steril!ty Hours 10 /. 8 10 8.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-01
Mrs. MISSIONS SOOTHING

NIKN WINSIVW"S OUOIHINN KUF-
"a, 5sSn wed for FIFTY XE1RS p MIF FET
ING; with PERFECT SUCCESS. II SooTHES tho
CHHKfS %2Sp So1 IPe and he Sas remedy fo
DIARRHOEA. Sold BY Druggists in every part OF the
world. twenty-five cents a bottle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-01
INCOMING STEAMERS.
OUTGOING STEAMERS

TO-DAY
Vessel
Fans, Lfn. 10, Mails close sails.
CITY OF Chester. inman, Liverpool ........ am
FRIDAY JAN. ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-01

PURELY VEGETABLE
Health Food ConpInys Gluten Soap. No. 81 Fifth ave
nue., and all druggist.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1891-04-30
LIE u NHE STARS.


"You NAV talk about your d;sCovay;s. >,
said a buatiin0 I,tfIo IA o.utIor.n v,,h
| a bald head and busby nav vhiak.rn IN
the Auditorium hotel iris mornipo- Hbut
one which 1 made down an nv raneh N
Texas. two veala aoo- Law. fbsm m ~.
and will rank a. he MOI imDortant
made in ceuturies. -
"Alleu n INV name Lola AIl6, ~
San Antonio, Texas. ihave IIved thsrs
Tor the mast 10 years and ann Droud n n
In nv ieasupe hours studv s.tromoov
Great study. ASTRONOMY, Many a nioSt
have spent living on INV daek hooking
at the stars and wondering n thew. liz
our earth, were poopled by human beioes
such as We. since the Ant recorded
time the question has bean aaksd and In
ali books I have read upon the suhlect
nothing nearer the truth than speculaiIou
l. to be found. MANY claim ,bat The
staEs are peopled ami seek to sup6ort
their claims BY eopent reaSoninu1.
Ahers, however, by arQuments equally
q powerful. take the NEGATIVE side Of tbs
theory.
~ am proud to saw, air, that I have Al.
vays believed the Gtars 10 be inhabited.
and more than proud to saw that / am
able to prove IL, Don't smiIe til Won
hear the story Of nv discovery. which.
let me say, has never vet been told.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1891-04-30
Iska ALsut Lib R.IkG

"what was the idea Of dressing the liz.
lie page at the Revere wedding like .
western desperado" ooh, he was to
bold up the train, you know."-PGek.
Willie'S composition on soap 10 worth
printing. He writes: Soap 10 Q kind Of
stuff made into nice looking cakes that
smell good and taste awful. Soap juice
always tastes the worst when you
Eet It In your eye. Ny father says e.
quimose don't never use soap. I wish I
was q Esquimose. Chicago Tribune.
Florence ID little girl who 10 Just be-
ginning TO 90 to church. The 6Fst Sun
day when she came home her mother
asked her what she thought Of the sermon.
"UghP was the ansWeF. 81 sitted an
sitted an silted an got dFeiFnl tired, an
the p'eacheP said an said an said an
keeped on sAyin'. WashiR0ion SIGr.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1891-04-30
Sans Oh HaIIs.

Walla Walla Journal: We don't b.
lieVe In an extra SesBion. It's risky bus
ineas, with the material on hand. It's
TOO much like doubling the stakes and
running . lost race over with the same
old horse. Extra sessions cost money,
and who has to pay the fddlSrH Not
those who dance at the great state ball
amid the pulletS and fair daughters Of
Olympia, with that old rooster Laughton
'eading the grand maTch-but the people.
No, sir, We want no extra session. It's
too much American pork Tor . shilling.
Let 10 leave II - Il Is, and thank God its
no worse.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1891-04-30

s. H. Clifford, New Cassel. Wis, was
troubled with Neuralgia, Rheumatism,
his Stomach vas disogdered, bis Liver
was affected 10 an alarming degree, appe-
lite fell away, and be was teFFihely reduced
10 hesh add strength. Three bottles Of
Electric BitteFs cured him.
Edward Sheperd, Harrisburg, ILL.,, had
Q running sore On his leg for eight years
standing. Used three bottles q Electric
BitteFs and seven boxes OF Bucklen's
ATnlca salye, and bis leg b sound and
well. John Speaker, CaIawba, O., had
Eve large Fever sores on his leg, doctors
said he was incurable. One bottle Electric
Bitters and one box Bncklen's AFnlca
salve cured him entirely. Sold BY Ianeek's
Pharmacy,
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1891-04-30
A CAPILLARY PHEIOHEIOI.
How b Make . Compact Raft OUt 4 S.Va d.
dihaFy COGkL

Can you stand seven ooFks Upright In
water? Not unless you know how.
This d the way to do Il: Stand one Of
the corkS upright on the table, and
arrange the other six close about It, also
In the upright position grasp the com
binatiou In one hand and plunge Il into
the water in the tub 70 a. to completely
satuTato the corks, then raise them partly
out Of the water and let 20 your hold,
says the Boston Globe. The water which
has psnstFatsd between the CorkS BY
capillarity viii hold them close togSthsF
and though Soparstely each cork has an
unstable equilibrium, the combination
obtained in this way will keep them
steady, the width Of our improved raiI
being more than the height Of one cork.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1891-04-30

themselves controlled by the same pas
slonS that dominated, man. Fragments
Of facts were taken for the whole, and thu
deductions drawn were honest and mon
strcus.
All religions, % far a. know, claim "a
have been miracnlously founded. mirAcu.
lously preserved and mifaculonsly pFopa-
gAied. The priests Of all claimed to have
messages from God, and claimed to haW
. certain authority, and the miraculoul
has always been appealed to for the pur
pose Of substantiating the message and
the authority. All the so-called false re-
ligions; were snbstantiated by miracles,
BY signs and wonders, by prophets AM
martyrs, precisely as our own. Our wit
nesSes are no better than theirs, and GU,
success Is no greater. II their miracle
were false, ours cannot be true. Natun
was the same In India and in Palestine.
One Of the corner stones Of Christianity
Is the miracle Of inspiration, and this same
miracle lies At the foundation Of all relig.
IONS: nov can the Tact Of inspiration b
eS!aOI'shedT How could even the In
SP'I0u man Hnou 'nat ne was inspired:
u ne vas innuenceo 70 wnte' and dh
VINE ano d'o express thoash'S ana iac1
that to him were absolutely new, on sub.
jects about which he had previously
AhoNn mounting, now conld ne KNOW ina
ne n.o oeen innuencea Dy an inhnih
oslns' ana u no eOuh Know noWconh
u. UouV'nce 0'neIs'
"hA' - meant oy insplratonF Ndth'
ons 'hsP'feu SCI Gown only tne thonghIs
o SuPenAIuri oeinEF was ne SIMPLY
an 'nS'i"~ent' o. oio ms personality colo
'ne message received ana slVen1 DID D.
NIX ms ignorance win the divine inioT
A1,On' nus Pnelauees and natEeds VIII
tne 'o.s ana JUSTICE o. the DeityF II 90
'o'o MN hot 70 eat tne nesn OF any Dear
tha1 uleth OF itsei'' dld the same ihhnih
oelnG aiso teii MIN 70 sell TINS meat to th'
stranger withln nus sa1esT
tnere Is certainly nothing In the Old
OF inc new Testament that could not have
oeen "i'uen oy uninSPred human oe'ngs'
10 ne 'nere y nothihE :" any particular
value IN the rentatench' do not know
o. = SOLITARY sciennnc ruth contained II
!,'e I'VE DOCKS commonly attributed
moses 1nere 70 not, as iar as ! Know .
iins IN the oook o. 'enesls calculated 3
MAKE = human oe'ng better The law
Son'alneu IN HAoa"S' LeVitlcns' Numoef'
anu LSu'eronomy are LOT the most par
peu.''e and cruel surely There u 10Th
ing IN any OF tneSe BOOKS that conld not
nave Deen prodneed by unlnsp'Ned men.
n" oSSiole that tne "riter or writer
OF FliSt ana second Alngs were inspired,
snu 'n.' niODon "ro'e Inc Decline and
Fai OF 'ne roman Empire Withou'
Supernatural HsSiStaneeE Is II possible
mat inc aushor OF Judges was simply th'
instrument lIA OF an innnite dod' while John
W. draper wIo'e Inc intellectual Devel
opment OIL EUROPE without one ray Of
nsnt rom ihe otnef "orldE Can We BE-
n"'e that 'he auInor OF GENESIS had 70 b.
hsPneu, WINE Darwin exPerimented, -
eer'aineu an" reached commissions lot
"'mseH'
90 NOS see now u u possible for an In
tei'iEent human being to conclude that
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1891-04-30
WHY / AM AN tAGNOSTIC.
BY Colonel Robert G, 1nsersoll.

known - God, and an equally lafRo ma!
iority have Is implicitly believed In what
Is known as the devil. These beings have
been inferred from phenomensg They
were produced for the most part BY ignors
anee, by fear and by selhshness. Man In
all ages has endeAEoFed 10 acOo1nt iofthO
mysteries Of life and death, Of substance,
Of fear, for the ebb and Gov Of thing, for
earth and star. The savage, dwelling in
his cave, subsisiing on roots and reptiles,
or on beasts that conld be slain with club
and stone, surrounded BY countless OBJ
jects Of terror, standing BY rivers, 20 far
as he knew, without source or end, by seas
with but one shore, The prey Of baaslS
mightier than himsalf, q disease stranss
and fierce, trembling ct the voice Of thun-
der, blinded BY the lightning. feeling the
eaL.n snake oeneath NM seeing the sky
lurid win the volcanos glare, tell pros
ua.e ana begged tor me protection Of the
unknown
Inc christian Of to-day wonders 1t the
sAsese Sho' bowed pelpo1s nis ldoli end
yet u nus % confessed mat the go o.
stone answered PRAYER and protected he
HorsniPers precisely q the Christians
1oa snsWen prayer and Proaeeis hls Wo-
shlpen to-day
MY nina . 20 that u q forced 70 ne
conciusaon that substance u eternal that
the universe was without beginning and
WIZ oe NHnoot endi tnat u Y The one
eternal existence; that relations are RAn'
nent ana eVsnescent; that organisms are
Psoduoed ana vanish; that Ioems change
.,s- - 10 -. o'~ so " 'i.S y
~ ~. y s'S, "A.
- W 49, 80
~. -. ~. IN. IN, ~ I M O0uI
49," ~. ~. "a, ~ = O'N''"u' '"' ~"
I'll TSS -
esuSu y w nv ossNI 80"
- ~ P'"S " '"' l"0
u...,,.
an ]. - -. -,.. - -, :.
mo., men ,here /. : I".l,n~ ,S.t a., -
ce-tor- rsrs svcs.d;rsIv go "a -.
ana v;se .nS NJ, - =, ,hias. 80"
inc ~ ,sl;S;oD ,h.;, .or m .hc,,,A !.
foilovsd Wuh tsaIin. u ,.v....o.
tbev saw ,hs, The ,.,is;oD - ,h.,s Dooths.
| il GOOD enough Snd pure snouSh ana ~.
sonable enough for them, In thIs Wav
I
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1891-04-30

must govern in religious questions, as in
other. There y no subiect--and can DO
none coneerning which any human Being
iesundet any obligation 10. believe with
.eit. evidence. Neither is there any intel
slligonl being who can, by any possibility,
10 aattsHsd by the exercise Of isnonnt
-ersdnlity. The man who, without pFsiu-
dice lDads and understands the Old and
New Tsstamenis will cease to be an OrtbO-
! don Christian. The intelligent man who
inEaatieAtes,the religion Of any country
Eiih0ut fear and without prejudice will
notand cannot be believer. -
liAlost people, after arriving at the con
sluli0A that Jehovah Is not God, that the
? Blbls b not an inspired book, and that
The Christian religion, like other religions,
3 the creation Of man, usually say:
There must be . Supreme Being, but
JshavAh Il not bis name, and the Bible
4 MOI his word. There must be some
where an overriding Providence or
power"
This position is just as untenable as the
other. He who cannot harmonize the
/. G1uallin Of The Bible With the goodness Of
jehovah cannot harmonic the cruelties
Of Mature with the goodness and wisdom
Of Asupposed Deity. He will find It inn
ppslihls . aeoonnt for pestilence and fam
Inc, Tor earthquake and storm, for slavery,
for The triumph Of the strong over the
weak, for the countless victories Of in
justice. He will find 1t impossible to
account for maEtyTs-ior the burning Of
the good, the noble, the loving, by the
ignorant the malicious and the infamous.
How can the deist satisfactorily account
for the suHsFings Of women and children?
In what way will he justify religious per-
secution-the flame and sword Of religious
hatred3 Why did his god sit idly on his
throne and allow bis enemies to wet their
swords in the blood Of his friends? Why
did he not answer the prayers Of the i'm
pFisoned, Of the helpless? And when he
heard the lash upon the naked back Of
the slave, why did he not also hear the
prayers Of the slave? And when chill
usn ~, Ho.A .ne Die-S's u ,liO'n
en-, WY was No oeAl 70 'ne niOnefs cry'
800 70 me Una. 'ne lnAn VINO Knows
the limitations Of the mind, who gives
the proper value to human testimony, Is
n..ly IN ssnOS'e' ne gives up the
hoPs " uiS' " nnAi Saul
q eOmpieoenoins !he suPein..uiai' OF OF
cOnee'v'1s ~ inmate PelsOnAy'
aus m,nu q mAn pursue 'he PAIN o.
49, ''Anes' mo .ne SOse'us'Uns ~
I'ou ~ " ','o lnNiVluuA, %ePeuu upon
sns hA'ule anu S1'ue'uie " h'S nlnu' On
~ On nsIeoy UNI, anu
tenoenc'es, ano ON tne countess 'ninsS
tnA' Cns''su's 'ns u'neaenCe IN minus.
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the aams rivht Cbyiutiap.. boWavsp .,
tfurheF thanahIs, thew saw 10 the beathen
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axaminO or not. Won must balieve. or vor
viii Be stsrnallv damned.
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possihle 10 asceFtain which Of ali the m
liQiona the tYue one Ia? Thers Il hat ON,
way.. We must impartisllv examine N,
claims Of all. The right To examina in.
wolves the necessity 10 accent or reject
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reject, but the necessity. From this CON.
clusion there il no possible sscape. II
then, We have the right 70 examine. ",
have the riRht 10 tell the conclusion
reached. Christians have examined o,he,
religions somewhat, and they have az.
pressed their opinion with the utmnsl
freedom-that Il to say, they have de
nounced them ali a. false and fraudulent
have called their mods idols and myths
and their priests impostors,
To the best Of my ability have exam.
ined the religions Of many countries and
the cFeeds Of many sects. They are much
alike, and the testimony BY which they
are suhslantiated il Of such n character
that 70 thoae who belieye IN promised an
eternal reward. In all the sacred books
there are come truths, some rays OF liVht,
come words Of love and hone. The lace
Of sayaReTy is sometimes softened BY a
miIe-the human tyiumphs, and the
heart breaks into song. But in thea
books are also found the words Of fear
and hate, and from their pages crawl
SeFpents that coil and hiss in all the maths
Of men.
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sniy.tion hS. nj cIsImnd 7 holi.v. n
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