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| ~ lltuI NtItch ILtNINoII VI llIC ANtN LSb-
lament, also Schlcusncr's; Professor
Alherti, University Of Lrytlen; l'alairct,
Neamlcr's Church History, Vol. L., p.
I'll; DR.. Schatf princctom, "Ilistory
Of the Christian Church." Vol. L., D.
2Gz, who says "some Protestant writer's
press the distinction between 'PetrOs,
stone. and Petra rock, but this docs
no. apply to the Aramaic, which was
used by Christi" Rev. John w. Nevin,
u. d.. Ill. D., "Merccrsburg Review"
July. 1851. p $40: "rhc Bible Commer-
t;lry." generally known as "'rnc Speak
cr's 'sCommcntary:" "Smiths Dictionary
cf the Bible" Vol. WILL. PIP. 9. 44S:
srr also Pearson, Hammond. Bengal.
| I,osCnmullcr. Kuin0cl. Bloomfield.
Hewlett. Whitby. Thompson, Fnrrar.
Marsh says: at seems desperate
undertaking to prove that our Savior
alluded to any other person than to ST.
rttcr. for the words OF the passage
| car Indicate no one clsc.' Bloomfield
saws that the Catholic Interpretation is
also that of "almost every modern
prntcstnnD cypositor of note.' The
truth is. our Lord said "Kcpha" in His
native tongue, which. translated into
Greek. means "pctm." This last word
| is used in TTomcr's "Odyssey.' xviii.
tG3. to denote firmness and stability,
and It is this which the central head
ship gives to the church.
| While it makes but little difference
| whether ST. Peters Successors are at
| Antioch. Jerusalem (nr Avignon, as
they were for years., yet it is well
known that ancient writer's called
Rome Babylon. and that ST. Peter him
self in his first Epistlc V. 13, sends
greeting from the church in Babylon.
Catholics do not claim he was in Rome
twcnty-scvcn years, but that he was
ropc that long. and longer Dionysius
| n7m. bishop Of Cornh. states that
Peter and Paul both died in Rome;
!rcnncus. bishop Of Lyons d9M; Caius,
q Roman prcsbytcr (2OM; st. Angus
tine. whom Mr.. Downcy by Inference
clnsscd with himself on this subject,
saws to the DOnatists. "ReckOn up
the bishops even from the very See of
Peter That is the rock which the
naughty gates of hell do not over
come" ChrysOstOm (anOthcr of the
preachers quoted autlOritics) appealed
in his dispute with Theophilus to Pope
Innocent. AS to history Barrow,
Cave Chamicr. Vossius Baraticr,
Bishop Pearson and Winston, all
Protestant historians. freely concedc
that Peter was in Rome. Winston says
that the fact is so clear in Christian
antiquity that it is shame for any
Protestant to confess that any Protest
ant ever denied it," Bishop Pearson
declares that It is wonderful that those
can he found who deny that Peter was
ever at Rome. Baraticr is still more
emphatic: "All the ancicnts and the
great majority of the modcrns have un-
dcrtaken to derive the succession Of the
Bishops of Rome from the Apostle Pc
ter. So great in this matter has been
the agreement of all tina in truth 1t
ought to he deemed n miracle that GER
tain persons born in our day have pre-
sumed to deny fact 50 manifest"
Even Calvin FOUNDER Of the Presby-
tcrians) admitted that Peter died iii
Rome Constitutions" book iv).
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and yet MIR. Downey would have us
Lclieve the apostles We're all equal
Why not, then, ''Simon. Andrews
brother?' Then we come to the Last
Supper, when Christ said, This is My
Lndy," and though that is a very dis
tinct statement, Mr.. Downay, unlike
Peter (who spoke for alb, denies it.
Again we find that the disciple whom
Jesus loved asked our Lord who would
bctray Him, and that he asked because
Simon Peter beckonrd him. The talk
ative Peter does not ask, but directs
another to do so. and the other obays
xiii. 30.
Why. the whole New Testament is
full of Romanism! We find that Mary
Magtlalcne comes to Peter with the
story of the resurrection, and that John
Gutruls Peter. but does not 20 into the
scpulchre until Peter does {XX., 2-S).
Vet Mr. Downey says no leadership
was recognized by the apostles. But
to remove all doubt. as it were. the
closing chapter of st. John (XXi.) shows
Peter leading in every step. the others
recognizing it and our Lord commits
sioring him to feed His lambs and His
sheep.
st. Paul. whom Mr.. Downey would
have made first POPE had lie had the
making of them, is also a witness
against him. OF course. to have made
lin first Pope would have been a
miracle surprising all Others since
raul was prosecuting Christians for
some time after the establishment of
the church. But little things like that
do not bother an anti-Catholic preacher.
We find in the very first chapter Of ST..
Paul's Epistle to the Romans that
'tbcir faith was spoken of throughout
the whole world'' 81, and that ST. Paul
lHG never been there 13). Who had
been there? ST. Paul also bears tcst-
n'ony to Peters special position, for
he tells us Il. Cor. Xv., s. that Christ
after His resurrection was first seen
by Cephas. then by the eleven; and i'll
the Epistle to the Galatians g., 1S)
Paul tells us he event up to Jerusalem
to see Peter and abode with him fifteen
days" And though Protestants lay
1auch stress OH the fact that st. Paul
boasts of withstanding Peter to his
fac3 Gi., II and 14) in the matter of
discipline mot doctrine), vet the very
. manner of the boast before them all''
shows that Paul considered it a big
thing to do. and this would not be so
were not Peter something above the
rest. The preacher forgot that upon
this rock I will build My church" and
when thou art converted are in the
future tense. and that Christ's church
was not established until after His
; death. He was the visible head on
! earth until his ascension. Popcs are
aver addressed as "LOrd God the
Pope" except in Protestant works of
fiction, sometimes enormously called
Histories. and they sign themselves
/ servants of the servants of Cod" in
Feeping with our Lords reply to the
! mother of Zebedee's children. who no
| doubt asked for place in the heaven
ly kingdom for her sons.
The Catholic church was founded by
Christ on Peter. not by Wesley, as was
Mr.. Downey's church, entirely too long
after Christ to be His church. And to-
day the Catholic church has, as always,
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RAIN OR SHINE.
the allegiance of the vast body Of

the allegiance of the vast body of
Christians.
The church, and not the book, was
left by Christ as our teacher. and the
, hook we have from the church. AS
to private Interpretation of the book,
Mr.. Downey will find it condemned in
Acts. xiii. 80, 81; II. Cor. ill.,, 6; IL
rGter j.. 20: ill.,, 16. AS to the writer
who had to have q license to read q
certain book. Mr.. Downey will find
that literature worth fifty Thousand
pieces of silver was destroyed in tho
presence of the apostles (Acts Xix. 1M
Now as to the early doctors of the
church. Tertullinn asserts that "Petel
is the rock on which the church is
| huilt' G'raes. %. NTOnng. 8. Origeu
Zone of Mr.. Downey's alleged authori
t;"s) declares that he was the "great
foundation of thr church. the most
| solid rock on which Christ founded
alm that he was 'thc prince Of the
| apostles I'm l1Xod. Hon. W, "In Lrc.'
HON. xviii. ST. Clement of Alcxan.
| Gria calls him "thc elect. the chosen
| Gnc. the first of the disciples "Qus
Dives" xxi. 94O. st. Cyprian, 'Pctcr
nn whom the church had been built'
I'p. liX., y.
ST. Gregory of Nyssa (anothcr named
'w Mr.. Downcy) says. "For. agrreably
to the gift conferred upon him by the
crd. Peter is that lnbrOken and most
firm rock upon which the Lord built
Tis church, (Dc s. Stcph. t. vi, GOO
and St. Gregory of Nazianzcn for fear
tho reverend gentleman might say il
| is he whom he meant says: "Sccst
thou that of the disciples of Christ. all
CT whom We're great and deserving of
choice. one is called a rock and is en-
trusted with the foundation of the
church (T /. or XVI. 454.
The preacher threw out the infer.
ence that Hillary was also condemned
Ivy Catholic thcologians because he did
mol agree with them, yet Hilary says
"Petcr. the first confcssor Of the Son
OF God. the foundation of the church.
the doorkccper of the heavenly king.
dom. and. in his Judgment on earth
The judge of heaven (Tract in Ps. 131
VI. d. p. 5O2). Mr.. Downey does not give
quotations. only names. Above ar
same names with quotations. works
volume and page given for verification
The preacher also referred to an old
contention. regarding the difference be
tween "Petros'' and petra" in the
Greek text. "Thou art Pctros and upon
this petra" showing that the latter is
feminine and could not refer to Peter
masculine. This argument was com
rlctcly demolished some years ago ir
IN article in this paper by Rev. Nevir
+. Fisher. of st. John the Evangclist's
this city. himself convert. who
Showed that the same objection wOuli
operate against the "rOck" meaning
Christ Himself. He also showed thai
the tongue used by our Lord was tht
..ramaic. in which the masculine ani
feminine are often used interchange
ably. especially where the name Of ar
inanimate object is used symbolically
for a person whose name has gone be
fore. The proximity Of "this' to ''Pe
ter" shows. moreover, to grammarians
that it relates to him. The following
among OTHER Protestant authorities say
! Petra refers to Peter: Bagster's Ana.
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wife. Boston. Robert Robertson. Boston
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It's easy II you only try. The lots are
high. dry and level have beautiful sur
rondings. are located IN a rapidly in
creasing section and within easy access
Of the city. Stocks and bonds depre-
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are ever increasing in value. This is the
young mans opportunity. Price. $50 each
and the terms only 81 down; soc. "A week.
Don't delay. but see us at once for fur
tber particulars
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FOR SALE-Wr HAVE FOR SALE 3
good one-family houses on sutton street
az low prices; II You are looking Tor
ISAAC l., GOFF co
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.


FOR SALE-INSPIRE YOUNG PlcO-
PIE with the ambition Co make money.
teach them TO invest: our s2o house lots
presents an opportunity unparallcleX.
ISAAC l.. GOFF co.
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ISAAC l.. GOFF CO.,
Real Estate and General Insurance
III Westminster St

FOR SALE-HERES A BARGAIN
for you. A cottage of rooms. Is acres
OF land, fine stable. minutes from cleo
co
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FOR SALE-JUST THINK OF 1T. !
brand new cottage OF rooms. complete
In thorough and artistic manner, TO
only $500: terms easy.
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FOR SALE-FOR $500 YOU CAN Sc
cure "a cottage OF rooms, steam heat and
all conveniences. on Pine street ISAAC
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FOR SALE - FINE 2-FAMILY
house on Esten street; has 10 rooms and
rents for s2i0 a year; price, $1,000. ISAAC
j.. liOIE 60
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FOR SALE--oN CENTRAL STREET.
A e-family house OF ~ rooms, $500 so. II.
OF land; rents $50 month; will be sold
reasonable ISAAC l.. GOFF co.
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FOR SALE-ON WENDELL STREET
3-famHy house, IS rooms. 450o al. e.
OF land: price $4,000. ISAAC l.. GOFF co.
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ANNUAL MEETING
~s--g~--~----~-~
Rhode Island Society For the
Prevention OF Cruelty to
Children.

secretarys onice. 20 Market Square.
Room 80.
Providence. r T.. January o 1902
The Twentieth Annual Meeting OF this
Society will be. held az the office of the
Society. 20 Market Square. Room ~, on
Friday. January II. az 3 o'clock T.. NJ. for
the choice of Directors and such other
business as may legally come before the
meeting
CHARLES IL. THURRER. Secretary.
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FOR sALE-ON ANDEM STREET. !
one-family honse OF T. rooms. lots @
land. with stable OF STALE. for very low
price. ISAAC l.. GOFF co.
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FOR SALE--A TWO AND THREE
family house on Eddy and Swan streets,
l5.oO0 SO. II. OF land: price reasonable.
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FOR SALE-GOoD INVESTMENT
property Tor sale OH Codding street see
us at once. ISAAC l.. GOFF CO, III
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FOR sALE-AUCTIoNEER AND NO.
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FOR SALE-IF YOU ARE LOOKING
For property in any location don't fail TO
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FOR SALE,-A BRAND NEW COSY
suburban home for $500. a place whore
You can keep poultry and have q nice
ocation. 500 down secures It, ISAAC
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For sALE-WE HAVE JUST A FEW
more lots left on the Kimball plat. II you
want one you'll have To step lively.
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FOR SALE-LoTS HIGH. DRY AND
level that are bound 10 rapidly increase
in value for $50: terms 81 down; 5Oc.
week. ISAAC l.. GOFF CO.
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FOR sALE-wE WILL BUILD YOU A
pretty, sensible and cosy cottage In "A
nice location for 500 down; balance same
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FOR sAI.E-oN ATLANTIC AVENUE
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steam heat and Improvements See
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FOR SALE-A 2-FAAIILY HOUSE OF
) rooms: steam heat and everything mod
IN; located off Broad street ia nice locd-
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FOR SALE-THE FEW REMAINING
lots on Lillian avenue will be sold ar a
very low price. Don't let TINS opp@or'
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FOR SALE--A 2-FAMiLY HOUSE OF
Is rooms. with steam heat, etc. ON So
Angel street. Everything In ilrst-clas s.
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Fare 10 cents.
n. BUFFUM.
Supt. TRANSPORTATION.
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LIST of LETTERS

List OF letters advertised az Portoffice,
Providence, II. J.. Dec. y, 1871
LADIES.
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FOR SAI.E-CAN PEOPLE AFFORD
20 be without home OF their own. That $
a question Every sensible workman should
consider. Think IL over ISAAC l.. GOFF
Co
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FOR SAI.E-HERE YOU ARE: YOU
who want TO invest. A 2-family house.
inst over the line in No. Providence. for
sl2O0 Terms TO suit you. ISAAC l..
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FOR sALE-ON FEDERAL STREET.
a 2-family house OF u rooms in good con-
dition: price $1,000 ISAAC L. GOFF co.
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FOR SALE -- At WASHlNGToN
Park some bright cheerful cottages of
6 Z s. and 10 rooms. all modern I'M,
provements furnace heat etc, splendid
location Let us show them 10 YOU
ISAAC Il. GOFF co.
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FOR sALE--JUST THINK 4 COT
tages OF rooms i'm East Providence fol
$500; rents $3.50 a year. ISAAC l.. GOft
co.
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Daily Service
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VIA
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SUNDAYS ExCEPTEDl
Two large, paiatisi steamers will per-
form q daily service between Providence
ano New York. leaving Providence at $50
p. m, from South Water street, near
Point street bridge. Returning. leave
New York at 5.0V y. B.. from Pier NO. %.
East river.
Round Trip 1.5O One Way LOO
Tickets and staterooms can be secured
IN ADVANCE at GIBSCN'S, N. 8 Wey-
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a. S. PITTS. Agent
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FOR sALE-GooD INVESTMENT.
proporty on Gladstone avenue: two 2
amlly house 1000 so n. of land; price,
500 ISAAC l.. GOFF co.
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FOR sALE-FoR $500 DoWN AND
balance the same as rent we VIII hulld
Do,, a modern cottage with all the COM
,orts ~ a home thoroughly constructed
and finely finished. ISAAC J.. GOFF' co.
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FOR sAI.E-IF YOU INTEND TO
build this spring let us show YOU our
different plans and explain 70 You our
easy terms. ISAAC l.. GOtF co.
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FOR SALE-JUsT IN THE MARKET
A 2-family house of 20 rooms furnace
heat and convenences, on oak street
ISAAC l.. GOFF co,
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FOR SAL.E-A ~ story cottage OF
rooms 5000 so IT. OF land. furnace heat
etc. on Elmwood avenue: price SiSoO
ISAAC l.. GOFF co.
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FOR SALE-A FINE COTTAGE OF
rooms on Pavilion avenue for $500. has
4OO1 so. IT, of land ISAAC L. GOFF CO.
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FOR SALE-THREE HOUSES ON ST
perior street with 6iO0 So. ~. OF land, 10
$1,000 ISAAC L. GOFF co.
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USE DIR. HARRIsoN's PAIN CUR
er this season; gives instant relief to
colds, severe cramps and La 0r!p2f
Doctor in emergency. Eor sale every.
vbera.
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FOR LADIES'.

NO e1Yr. MOUSSE. TRUNK or
p~rson should hs eut OF a.. Harrison's Q
pain Cursr. Blandings. - WsyoossAs
street
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North Station.
GENTLEMEN.

Cole, Miss Matte