Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1898-08-31

jarwins entire system is a Guess and
huxley, and John stuart Min an5
lNnoaN' and especially Prot. Haeckel
come TO helm him in the rrteSs ANIL
guess about the brute. and guess a,out
worlds. but as TO having, one solid
1901 OF ground 10 stand ON. they.
never had II and never viii have IL. /
put IN opposition TO these evo.utionist
theories the inward consciousness that
we nave no consanguinity with the
Jog that lawns at our feet or the
SPIDER that crawls on the wall. or Tho
hsh that Hops in the frying pan. or The
crow that swoops on the FIELD carcass
or the swine that wallows in the miro
Veryhody sees the outrage IL vonl5
oe 70 put aside the Bible record TIA,
Abraham bcgat lssac. and Isaac bee-at
JACOB. ana Jacob hegat Judah. for the
record tina; the microscopic animal
cnle oegat the tadpole. and the tad
pole oegat the pollywog, and the pol-
iNwog begat the serpent. and the SER
pent begat the quadruped. and The
quadrupee begat the baboon. and the
baooon begat man.
The evolutionists tell Us that the
apes were originally fond of cipbin,,
the trees. but after awhile they lost
their prehensile power. and therefore
could not climb with any facility. and
hence they surrendered monkevdom
ana set up in business as men. Fail
ures rs apes successes as men 40
cording 10 the evolutionists man i n
bankrupt monkey.
pity the person who in every nerve
and muscle and bone and mental fac
uity and spiritual experience does not
realize that he is higher in origin aud
has had grander ancestry than tbe
beasts which perish. However do
graded men and women may bc. and
though they may have foundered on
me rocks of crime and sin. and though
we shuader rs we pass them. never
lheless there is some thing within rs
that tells US they belong to- the same
great brotherhood and sisterhood of
our race. and our svmpathies are
arousedtin regard 10 them. Bnt raz.
ing upon the swiftest razelle. or upon
the tropical bird OF most Ham
ooyant wing. or upon the curve
OF grandest coursers neck. we feel
there is no cousanguinitv. 1t
Il not that we are stronger than they.
Tor the lion with one stroke OF his nav
could mt Us into the dust. IL Is not
that We have better cyesight. for the
eagle can dcScry mole mile away.
IL Is not that we are fleeter OF foot. FOR
"A roebuck ia flash IS out OF sight
Just seeming 20 touch the earth as he
goes. Many of the animal creation
surpass rs In fieetness of foot and in
Seenncss OF uostril and in strength of
limb, but Notwithstanding all that.
there is something within rs that tells
us we are OF celestial pedigree. Not OF
t"e mollusk, nos %. -.U r-.lpod. not OF
the primal germ, hut of the living and
omnipotentGod Lineage of the skies.
Genealogy OF Heaven.
l tell you plainly that IL your father
was muskrat and your mother an
opossnm. and your great aunt "a kan
CARGO, and the toads and the swapping
turtles were your illustrious predeces-
sors, my father was God I know IL
feel IT, Il thrills through me with
an emf basis and an ccstacy which all
Your arguments drawn from anthro-
pology and biology and zoology and
moroiogy and paleontology and all the
other ologics can never shake.
Evolution IS one great mystery II
matches out 80 mysteries ANA the so
match out 1000, and the 900 hatch out
i.OOo. 600 Why. my brother, not admit
the one great mystery OF Cos and have
tnat settle all the other mysteries?
can more easily appreciate the fact
that God by one stroke OF his omnipo-
trnce could make man than could re-
aiizs how out OF 5000, 900 OF ages he
could have evolved one. putting on o
little here and little there. IL would
have been just as great miracle for
God 10 have turned an ouranC -outang
into man as 10 have made man out
and out-the one job just as big as the
other.
IL Sc ems TO me we had better let God
have little place in our world some
where. 1t seems TO me { we can not
have him make all creatures we had
better have him make two or three.
Their ought 10 be some place where
he could stay without interfering with
the cvolutionists NO. says Darwin.
and so for years lac is trying 10 raise
fan-tailed pigeons and 10 turn these
ian-tailed pigeons into some other
kind of pigeon. or 70 have them
90 into something that is not pigeon
turning them into a quail, or barn
yard fowl or brownthresher. But
pigeon IL is Aud others have tried
with the Ok and the dog and the horse.
but they stayed in their species II
they attempt 90 cross over IL IS "a NY
brid. and a hybrid is always sterile
and goes into extinction. There has
been only one successful attempt TO
pass over from speechless animal %
the articulation of man, and that was
the attempt which Baiaam witnessed
in The beast that he rode: but an an
gel Of the Lord. with drawn sword.
soon stopped that long-eared cvolu-
ZIONIST
But says some one. ~ we can not
have God make n man ict us have Him
make horse "Oh. nor SAYS Huxley.
la his great lectures in New York years
AGO. No. he does not want any God
around the premises God did not
fu-ke the horse. The horse came OF
the pliohippus. and the pliohippus
came from the protohippus. and the
protonippus came from the miohippus.
and the miohippus came from the
meshohi puus. and the meshohippus
came from the orohippus and so away
back. ali the living creatures. we trace
tin lime until we get to thc moueron.
and mo- evidence OF the divine iutcrmed-
ding with the creation until you get 90
Che moncron, and that, Huxley says. SIS