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the obstetrical society of Edinburgh. Late of
London, Eng., and Edinburgh hospitals. Office:—
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newered at Office. •
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nt. Night calla at name pleas.
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reit extracted without pain by the use of a harm-
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ter Money to lend at lowest rates of interest.
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nits, M. W.; J. Bees, Recorder.
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Oxman HANLEY, Deputy Preceptor
PSTER CANTELON, Registrar
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VNrEDNESDAY, MARCH, 7th 1894.
The Catholic Movement.
To the Editor of the Mail :
Sir,—I see in The Mail of Friday
morning last a letter by John Ransforcl
quoting at length a statement made
by an "eminent Roman Catholic" as to
the advance of the Catholic movement
in the English Church. I should like
to point out to Mr. Ransford that his
fears are unfounded. If he studied
carefully the nature of the "High
Church," or "Catholic movement" in
the Church, he would not find occasion
to send to the Mail or any other paper
the opinion of an eminent Romanist or
any other kind of Romanist on the
work which that party is doing.
Perhaps Mr. Ransford would be sur-
prised if I told hire that by his action he
is doing more to assist the Roman
Catholic Church than to oppose it—
and how ? Why, this way : Every
educated Roman Catholic knows that
the "Italian mission" never received
such a check in its advance against the
English Church as it is receiving to-
day at the hands of the High Church
Darty. •
The high Church or Catholic move-
ment, is elevating the English Church,
and causing her to. take that position
in the world of Christendom which
she ought to take. While maintaining
Catholic doctrine in its primitive
purity and simplicity, the people are
at the sante time being taught to prac-
tise a decent reverence while at public
worship.
The Roman 'hierarchy sees all this as
clearly as possible ; and sees also in it
the utter annihilation of the possibility
in the future of saddling upon the
shoulders of the English nation the
absurd doctrines and customs which
the English Church crest off during the
period of the Reformation. Therefore
to start a hue and cry. against •.the.
"Catholic revival" is all the Roman
communion desires, and lit'. Hansford
and others who do not see the thing in
its true light are the ones to fall into
the cunningly' devised trap set to 'catch
them.
But apart from my opinion I have
kept uly. eyes open, and have seen
more than once . the position and atti-
tilde which the Romain Catholic Church
takes in regal (1 to 1 he 'fairs of the
English communion. The Roman
newspapers, •1s a rale, take the side of
"Low Churchmen" when any impor-
tant cont l'oversy arises between "High"
and "Low." As an example of this
wise diplomacy on the part of these
periodicals, f cite the Kingston Free-
man :—About three years ago, at St.
George's cathedral, Kingston, a slight
trouble arise regarding the propriety
of the people standing while the Arch-
bishop and clergy entered the church
from the vestry. The Kingston Free-
man took rip the question and sup-
ported the "Low Church" people who
refused to stand, urging thein to in-
subordination, and declaring they
were in the right because they were
maintaining the avowed principles of
the Anglican communion. This was
the position of the Roman Catholic
newspaper. Now what does this
mean ? It means that the Roman
communion regards with no favorable
eye an element in the English Church
which it really considers to be an ob-
struction to the advance of Romish
doctrine in the Church of England.
Rome cannot turn aside the steady
educational advance which the Oxford
movement is making—a movement
which has given Rome the strongest
proof that the church of England is
indeed "Catholic" in the true sense of
the word, which is making the Roman
Church straighten up and reform some
of her own more slovenly ways of con-
ducting the worship of God which is
making her despair of again gaining
that snpremacy in England which she
so much desires and which is now van-
ishing farther from her grasp, and
which will firmly dispute her right to
take possession of our own fair country.
But she can and does make use of an-
other party in the Church ---in a very
clever way too—to do directly for her
the work which she cannot do herself.
The party which Rome favours is the one
she can gull the easiest and control tib
her own satisfaction. But the party
which is to her as a "thorn in the
flesh" she ridicules openly and secretly
tries to hamper. Yours, etc.,
H. SPENCER.
Toronto, Feb. 19.
Ritualism.
To the $'ditor of the Nail.
SIIt, ,-f desire through your columns
to briefly notice Mr. It. Spencer's lett'ir
in your issue of 23rd inst. It is evident-
ly a question of from what standpoint
one views this subject. Many people
plainly see in the Ritualistic movement
In the Church of England, both in
England and in this country, a decided
step towards Rome ; Mr. Spencer and
bis party think differently.
I would point out to Mr. Spencer
that I have no "fears" upon the subject.
It is no longer a question of expecta-
tions or thoughts. Thirty or forty
years ago such language might have
conveyed to the recipient the consola-
tion that Mr. Spencer would doubt-
less so soothingly bestow upon
those who have "not studied the
question," who "do not see the
thing in its true light," who
(unlike Mr. Spencer) "have not kept
their eyes open," and who "consequent-
ly are easily gulled and controlled by
Rouse to her own satisfaction."
I submit that it is now a question
not of expectations, but of facts. In
England there is no longer any divid-
ing line in many eases between the so-
called church of England and the Church
of Rome, save and excepting that the
perjured apostate priests of the former
call themselves by a name to which
they have no right. When the com-
inuuion table is called au altar and
treated as such ; when what the
Prayer -hook calls Ale administration of
the Lord's Supper, or Holy Commun-
ion, is blasphemously styled the Sacri-
fice of the Mass; when masses are said
or offered for the dead ; when there are
crosses, crucifixes, candles lighted, can-
dles unlighted, ornateeler'icalmlllinery,
pictures, incense, bell ringing to be
found in the churches; when the doc-
trine of transubstantiation is believed in
and preached ; when people are seen to
bow down to their created God in the
from of a wafer ; when clergymen from
their pulpits advocate the confession of
sins to the priest, as better than to God,
through the one and only meditator, it
is an insult to any mans intelligence;
it is an absurdity, it is false to say that
all this and more has no tendency
towards the Chtii Ii' of Rome. Ten-
dency towards, forsooth! it is, so far as
doctrinal teaching is concerned, the
(church of Ronne itself. This is a time
of freedom of conscience, and nobody
is blamed for believing what he thil:ks
is the truth. But if the Ritualists
would join the Church of, Rome out-
wardly, bodily, honestly, where they
rightly belong, they would stand higher
in the opinions of outsiders than they
do to -day. A sincere Roman Catholic
is to he admired as a man of Sincerity.
For the hybrid creation called Ritual-
ism there should be nothing but con-
tempt and loathing. As it exists to-
day it is earthly, sensual, devilish.
Earthly because it is roan's creation
and unseriptural ; sensual because it
appeals to the flesh and is not of the
Spirit; devilish in that it is not of God,
but calculates to deceive, and thereby
displaying its origin. Years ago at its
inception Punch had a cartoon fittingly
describing it. The then Archbishop of
Canterbury, Dr. Tait, was drawn its
standing on the steps of St. Paul's
cathedral motioning away by a de-
precatory wave of the hand a lot of
silly looking boys with flowers, crosses,
etc., in their hands, and addressing
these words to thein : "You must not
bring your playthings Into church, my
little hien.'
It is about fit for children, in spirit-
ual matters, who have need of milk.
Puerile, modern Judaism !
The. writer I quoted in lay previous
letter is by no means the only eminent
Roman Catholic who holds the view
that the Ritualists are their great allies.
1 cannot wow quote chapter and verse,
hut if my memory does not fail me,
Cardinal Vaughan has enunciated the
sauce idea from the public platform.
Would that the laymen of the
Church of England would rise to a sense
of their responsibility, and in Apostolic
language purge out the leaven (evil)
and keep the feast with the unleavened
bread of sincerity and truth.
Yours, etc'.,
:0$IN RANSFORD.
'Baton, Feb. 25:
Not A Fish Story.
"Speaking about forgetfulness," said'
Mi'. Gasser, syS,,,lle, mechanically dreww r1
letter from his 'pocket that his wife
.had given- hirn to snail 0 week before,
"I presume that I am the most for-
getful man that ever you saw. I can't
help thinking, tailback, of the time 1
went blue -fishing last year on the
Jersey ('oast."
"This isn't a fish -story, is it?" mildly
observed Gil back.
"Oh no, not at all," replied Gassy) ;
"although, come to think of it, we did
catch a big fish, an almighty big fish ;
but that's not to the point. You see,
it was agreed that if we had any luck
we were to dine on the boat, and it be-
ing only a cat -boat, with no cook, I
was given charge of the cooking outfit.
Well, sir, you may not believe it - -you
may think it incredible ---hut i came
away :and forgot one of the most im-
portant things. Now what do yen sup-
pose 1 forgot?"
"i haven't the least ideal," said Gil -
back.
"Well, sir," went on Gasser, "1
actually forgot the dinner plates. Of
course if we hadn't been so lucky we
wouldn't have needed thein."
"Certainly not," chirped in tailback.
"But you did catch a fish, you say ?"
"A fish !" exclaimed Gasser. "Well,
rather. It was the biggest fish you
ever heard of. Yes, sir, I dressed hien,
cooked him, and served him with my
own hands. That, however, is not
what I intended to dwell on. I merely
wanted to show you how forgetful a
man can sometimes be. The idea of
my not thinking of those plates 1"
"But how in the world did you serve
that fish," asked Gilhack, "if you didn't
have any plates to serve it on ?"
"Easiest thing in the world," said
Gasser, a gleam of intense satisfaction
coming into his eyes. "I used the
scales of that fish's hack."
--Tom MASSON, in the "Editor's I')raw-'
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BAD BLOOD
CAUSES
Boils, Pimples, Blotches,
Ulcers, Sores,
Scrofula le Skin Diseases.
• •
CURES
BAD BLOOD
Dr AR Snts,—I was covered with pimples and
small boils and after obtaining no relief from
a doctor tried different remedies without suc-
eese until one Sunday I was given l of a bottle
of Burdock Blood Bitters, by the use of which
the sores were sent flying in about one week's
time. I made up my rnlud never to be without
B.B.B. in the house, and I can highly recom-
mend it to all.
FRED. CARTER, Haney, B. C.
I can answer for the truth of the above.
T. 0, CHRISTIAN, Haney, B. 0.
FOR the removal of
worms of all kinds
from children or adiilts,
use Du. SMITH'S
GERMAN worsi
LOz'NGFS. Aiwaya
prompt, reliable, safe and pleasant, roquiiit.c r:•a
after medicine. Never fai ing. brave no bat: after
(tecta. ir'rtce. 25 canto per Ea=
NOTICE.
There being some misunderstanding with re-
gard to wreckage, let it be distinctly understood
that if any person takes possession of any kind
of wreckage and falls to report to me I shall at
once tike proceedings. Remember this le the
lest warning 1 shall give. CAPT. WM, BARB.
Receiver of Wreclta, Goderloh
Goderich, Sept. 7th 1801. �^
F. W. FIIRNC0IEEB,
(MEMBER OF ASS'S OF P, L. S.)
Provinoial Land Surveyor
and Civil Engineer,
1_,01\TIDOl1-, ONT,
OPPtes At G. J. Stewart's Oroaery Store, Olin
ton . 751•ly time
Bull for Service.
For service, on Lot No, 28, 5th cenaessfon, ITnll'ett, a
first-clase pedigreed ens year old She' 1 -Morn nnr•
hamfnll. Terms, $1.50 insurance
THOS. ARCHBR.
Hul lett, Feb. 8, 1834. 6t-795