The Huron News-Record, 1891-04-22, Page 2ThellurQn Ncws'Record
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Wednesday 4•41!I11 g2ud, 1091•
AN OHIO ' HERETIC."
)}IR, ausoceuisesev cal =ens.
The Rev. Howard MacQueary
preached last evening at the Church
of the Messiah, Michigan avenue
and Twenty-third street, on the sub-
ject: "Should We Have Creedal"
The reverend gentleman has re-
cently acquired considerable prom-
inence owing to bis having made
public professiou of opinions de-
clared by his ecclesiastical superiors
to be heretical. Those opinions de-
nied the virginity birth and ma-
terial resurrection, of Christ. On
declining to make a retraction, as
ordered by an eccleeiasVcal court,
the Rev. MacQueary was compelled
to sever his connection `with the
episcopal diocese of Ohio.
He is about 35 years of age, is tall
and slender in appearance, with an
open countenance and clear, bright
eyes, and as a preacher is earnest
rather than eloquent.
His sermon of last evening was au
elaboration of the text : "Believe
on the Lord Jesus Christ, and thou
ellall be•saved, and thy house;" and
took the Corm more or leas of an
apologia for the opinions which
have sundered him from his late
Episcopal brethren. Ile said that
creeds:are absol utely necessary.
The question to be considered was
what kind of a creed shall it het
The answer depended ou the object
of the creed, since a creed was only
a means toward an end. Because
this end was not satisfactorily de-
fined the church was split up into
a thousand warring factions. '
word .on poetry,gcience, art of la W.
1f they had the world would becbane
btagaant and its !Ideate petibll of
the dry rot, When why should not
theology be in touch with the times
and be progreaeive I Moos was
succeeded by Christ ; Luther and
Calvin advauced beyond their pre-
deeeesors ; the Nicene creed - was
very good, but it was not infallible.
Eveu the Church of Rome iu Rh
etructure had the capacity of adapt-
ing itself to chaugiug circumstancesv
We should reverence the fathers,
but we should not idolize ,them.
We want no iconoclasm fur the
sake of iconoclasm, but we should
not be fettered by seutimeut. We
should take the gospel of Christ as
Christ himself gave it to us, and
should not allow our creed to be
hedged in and confined by theories
made by men.
MISTAKEN IDENTITY.
A REMARKABLE INSTANCE COMES TO
LIGHT IN A FEDERAL COURT IN
TEXAS.
Dallas News.
Richard Whitley yesterday had
an examining trial before Federal
Commissioner Lednum and was
honorably acquitted of a charge of
robbiug the United States mail
coach on the Missouri, Kansas, and
Texas road, near MoNeal station in
1887. His arrest revealed a remark-
ableticase of mistaken identity.
The end of a creed, the preacher
said, was the salvation of the soul—
not the s„lvation from a distant hell,
as popularly defined, but the salva•
tion from present aim here and now.
If a man is a thief he must be
made honest; if a glutton,he must be
made temperate; it licentious,he must
become pure and chaste—in a word,
the frailties of the flesh must be
overcome and luau clothed in the vir
tues taught by a personal Christ
while on eer'th. To effect this a
childlike faith in Jesus was nece8s
ary Rud was all that is necessary.
When Christ addressing Peter ask-
ed, "Lovest thou me," and Peter
answering said; "Yea Master," Josue
commanded Limply, "Follow me".
He did not propound any subtle
theory; He merely asked for trust
and ubedieuce—nothing more. If
we trust and obey we shall be say.
ed.
When Whitley was arrested it
was thought that he was John En-
eail, w'•.o was arrested on charge of
the train robbery, but who escaped
from jail at Austin some time since.
Un April 17, a ranger uamed Mar
tin, saw Whitley at Amarillo. He
was well-acquainted with Ensail, and
having heard of his escape fr um jail
thought that Whitley was Eusail
ou account of the remarkable resem-
blance, Martin said to Capt, O'-
Hare of the rangers : "Yonder is
Eusail!"
"You want to be sure about it,"
replied Capt. O'Hare.
"I am sure," said Martin, "if
you will look on the right side of
his right leg just below the knee
you will find the mark of a wound
where I shot hits at the time of the
robbery. On the left side of the
leg further down ii where the ball
came out."
Whitley was at once taken in cus•
tody and on examining his leg the
narks of the wounds were found
exactly as Martin had said. Whit-
ley was brought to Dallas. To J.
M. Buffington, chief deputy mar-
shal, he said that bis name was
Whitley and that he was in Kansas
at the time the robbery occurred.
Huffingtou got Ensail's description
and 'Whitley filled it to the letter,
but he wrote to Austin with refer-
ence to Ensail and ascertained that
Ensail:had been recaptured, convic-
ted of robbing the express coach at
O'Neal station, and that now he
was iu the penitentiary at Rusk.
love three that love Me, and those
that Beek Me early shall find
Me."
CANADIAN NEWS NOTES
—Robert 3. Gowdy, a clerk yin
Kingston Postoffice, was arrested
yesterday on a charge of tampering
with the mails.
,--The Manitoba Government
have agreed to give a bonus of $1,-
500,000 cash to the Hudson Bay
Railroad when the road is com-
pleted.
—The draft eoustitution drawn
up by the Australian Coufederatiou
Convention is to be submitted to a
popularly elected ._ .e.nvention in
each colony.
—The agreement reaohod by the
Manitoba Government and the Can-
adian Pacific involves the building
of 150 miles of railway, by the let-
ter this year, giving facilities to the
Souris district.
—An Englishman named Fox,
just arrived from Euglaud, was kill-
ed at Indian Head. His horses be-
came frightened at the train and
threw him from the rig he was driv
ing.
—The financial returns were•pre-
seuted in the Novo Scotia Provio-
eial Legislature show revenue for
the year of 5644,938, and an expen-
diture of 5710,497, leaving a:leficit
of $45,559. Tho receipts from
mine royalties, etc., fur the year
amounted to $168,644.
The real object of a Christian
creed is to produce character mod•
(sled after the virtues of Christ.
The object cul be attained by sim-
ple reliance on the promise of Jesus;
whosoever believes shall be saved.
This meant the return to the old
gospel of charity and love. The
world was hurrying back to the gos
poi, and perhaps as rapidly as
many men would wish, but it was
hurrying back to simplicity of
Christ's teaching, and in a few years
only would wonder at the bigotry
and intolerance that prevail to -day.
If a man should give all his goods
to feed the pour and should even
deliver his hody to he burned, if he
has not charity it will profit him
nothing. Some of the most licentious
men anti women were cloaked to the
worldly eye in righteousness, and if
the veil of hell could be lifted it
would disclose many who when on
earth were prominent in churches.
They were wanting in the pure, sim-
ple, child -like charity, and love
breathing through Christ's works
and words.
If that charity was present among
men Paul would not have been per-
eeouted, Galileo imprisoned, or Bru-
no burned. Neither would Luther,
Calvin and Kuox, or Wesley and
Whitefield have beeu punished for
their beliefs; nor would the Pilgrim
Fathers +tave been driven from the
land of their birth.
This released Whitley. Whit-
ley's father stated that the marks on
his son's leg were caused by hila
getting it broke.
A SERIOUS EPIDEMIC.
—Mayor Grant of Victoria, B. C.
telegraphed President Harrison in-
viting him to visit Victoria duriug
his trip to the Pacific coast.
Should the President accept the in-
vitation it is understood a British
warship will be placed at his diapoe-
al from Puget Sound to Victoria.
TEN POUNDS
>fS
TWO WEEKS
THINK OF IT I
Ai s Ph.b Producer *hero MI be
no goo1149a but that
SQOTT'$
VLSION
Of Pure Cod Liver Oil and Hypophosphites
Ot 61me and Soda
eaiae a PoundvaIdaygbyytheAuse
of ik ++t cores
CONSUMPTION,
SCROFULA. BRONCHITIS, COUGHS AND
COLDS. AND ALL FORMS OF WASTING DIS.
'EASES. AS PALATABLLr AB aLTLX.
Genuine made L j Stott & Bowne,Beltevilte.Salmol
Wrapper; at all Druggists, 60c. and 61.00.
A HANDSOME ORGAN FREE
Given Away With Baking Powder. Best 011br Yet.
I- See the Hanttsome Organ, now on exhibition."
ADvtcs TO Morriss.—Are you dis-
turbed at night and broken of your rest.
by a sick child suffering and crying with
pain of Cutting Teeth? If so send at
once and get a bottle of"Mrs Winslow's
Soothing Syrup" for Children Teething,
Its value is incalculable. It will relieve
the poor itltle sufferer immediately. De-
pend upon it, mothers; there is no mis-
take about it. It cures Dysentery and
Diarrboea, reg elates the Stomach and
Bowels, cora Wind Colic, softens the
Gums, reduces I flamma''ion, and gives
tone anti energf to the whole system.
"Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup" for
children Leeching is pleasant to the taste
and is the preictiption of one of the oldest
and hest female physicians and nurses in
the United States, and is for sale by all
druggists throughout. the world. Price
250. a bottle. Re sure andnsk for "Mrs,
Winslow's Soothing Syrup," anditake no
ther kind.
—Rev. 'rhos. Macpherson died at
hie late residence, Stratford, on Sun-
day last, aged 80 years and 8 months.
He was the founder of Kuox Pres-
byterian Church and remained its
pastor for 28 years. Deceased was
born in the County of Antrim, Ire-
land, in 1810. He was of Highland
origin, his grandfather having
come from Scotland.
—Fully seven -eighths of the ex-
port crops of last season's North-
west gratin has been moved over the
C. P. R., and up to date over 13,-
000,000 bushels have been moved.
The Northern Pacific road has car-
ried at least 2,000,000 bushels.
The total export figure is expected
to touch 16,000,000 bushels. Tho
grain is all of excellent quality,
and the foreign demand for it has
been enormous. It is a little
damp," says Traffic Manager Olds,
"but this will not matter so long as
it is not allowed to got too warm."
The actual damage, he says, was not
over 5 per cent. of the total, and it
was a decidedly good one, notwith•
standing the outcry that was made.
The reapparance of influenza in
the north of England, where it ap-
peared in 1889, before anywhere
else in England during that year,
causes great apprt'he1n ions of a seri•
ous epidemic. In addition to the
fact that influenza is already prevail-
ing in an epidemic form in Sheffield,
as already noted, the disease is pre-
valent throughout Yorkshire, and
has reappeared suddenly at Hull
where the death rate hes doubled
during the last fortnight. In the
Drifield diettiut, twenty' miles from
Hull, nearly everybo ly is affected
mora or less, and work has practic,
ally been sespentled everywhere.
There have been many deaths in the
district from the disease. At Birm-
ingham, the outbreak is of a milder
character and has not spread so
widely. Nevertheless there are
numbers of people suffering from the
malady in and, about Birmingham.
Li Lincolnshire also the reports
show that there is a general renewal
of the epidemic and several other
counties snake siuliliar reports.
The creed worship sot up by the
profossiou tl theologian should dis•
appear and the wurship of Christ
should take its place. Men will
not move easily in this matter, fur
ago metres even prejudice sacred,
Everything that is old is reverenced.
not through reason, but through
sentiment. We fondly cherish the
old homestead, and are loath to see
it replaced by a modern structure.
The old oak standing in the yard is
prized bac ttee of many fond mem-
ories, au.l wo are saddened when
stricken by lightning we see it with-
ered and unsightly. Should we
pause to cut down the blasted oak and
refuse to plant a younger
tree to renlaoe it? And if in ma-
terial things wo are slow to move,
how much niore difficult it is to
hurry us itt spiritual affairs ? We
do not like to fore,o the creeds of
our fathers. We cling to them as
we do to the old homestead and to
the little old church nn the hill.
The beliefs of our fathers are sacred.
They aro a bond between the, pres-
ent and the past, and furnish a
communion, as it were, between the
.,, „ ..... _a.living,. and. , the loved, ones ho.. hp v e.
gone before.
But this is all sentiment, after
all. Our fathers had not the last
Advicee from Paris show that sev-
eral cases of influenza have been re-
ported to the medical authorities of
that capital, hut the prevalence of
the disease is not yet general, al-
though there is every indication of a
serious renewal of the epidemic.
UNAPPROPRIATED BLESS-
INGS.
--
SUPPOSING.
Suppoaing you suffer from some dia-
ea-e. Suppose it is dyspepsia or bilious-
ness or constipation or had blood. Sup-
pose ye u learn that Burdock Blood Bit-
ters has cured thou -ands of cases of these
and similar complaints. 1) n't you sup-
pose you ought to try it? It canuot
harm you ani in nine casts out of ten it
cures.
N. ROBSON.
PO
CLINTON.
--Chester Wilmot Your ex, who
was pursued to Belgium and brought
back tuOinakla charged with forgery,
on being arraigned et Belleville
yesterday, pleaded guilty. `
SPRING CLEANING,
13u particular every spring to el,an the
house. but never Mind eleaniug the
blood u ,til some t, onblesonse d,eease
takes hold of you. This is poor pdiey
when by using linrlock Blood Bitters
the blood will be thoroughly oleansed,the
body strengiheued, aull future bull'et•tng
prevented.
--Dr. John Hall, of New Yourk,
is reported as saying that he finds it
a meahs of grace to stand before one
of the great store windows in Broad-
way and thank the Lord for the
large number of things in that win,
dow he can do without.
At one of the teachers' institutes
held a flew years ago in Maine a rule
was in force that whoever entered
the morning cession late should
pause at the door and recite a pas-
sage of Scripture, a quotation from
soma poet, or other expression of an
idea for the edification of those
present et the session. There was
present at the session a plain little
old maid("unappropriated blessings,"
I believe they call them now), who
was continually doing and saying
inappropriate things. It seemd to
come natural to her. Site was late
' On&'m-orning; •w'atr 'this- -"unappro-
priated blessing," and pausing on
the threshold she electrified those
within by remarking suavely : "I
A HANDSOME GIRL
Is "a thing of beauty and a joy forever ;"
but where the charms of youthful health,
the rosy lips, and pearly teeth, are ao
comparted by the breath of catarrh 1
Why it is time that the maiden bought
Ulark'e Catarrh Cure, price fifty cents,
This would cure the catarrh at once, and
save her chances if not her life. Ne oth-
er remedy so easy and pleasant to take,
and nothing else so sure. There is no ex-
cuse for an offensive breath when it can
be avoided and prevented so easily and
pleasantly. Bashful ladies may send the
price direct to Clark Chemical Co., Tor-
onto, New York.
51'RIKEs
THE P atT
- of THE•
'CIISEA?E
18 Head both Internally as d externally.
18 aoti quickly, affordingtmoet instant
relief from the sever let pain.
DIRECTLY TO THE SPOt.
I11STA1`ITAPOUS Ifl ITS ACTIO;.
For CRAMPS,. CHILLS, COLIC,
DIARRHOEA, DYSENTERY,
CHOLERA MORBUS,
and all BOWEL COMPLAINTS,
NO REMEDY EQUALS
THE PAIN -KILLER.
In Canadian Cholera and Bowel
It
Complaints
to a its
ery short time.
ictal.
THE BEST FA1l1ILY REMEDY FOR
BURN&, BRUISES, SPRAINS,
RHEUMATISM,
NEURALGIA and TOOTHACHE.
501-D EYERYWHERB Ar 260. A BOTTl-R,
VI' Beware of Counterfeits and Imitations.
—Ou the 23rd of this mouth the
first English mail for Chiva to go
over the Canadian Pacific railway
is expected to leave Liverpool, reach-
ing Quebec on the 2nd of May.
On the 9th it will leave Vancouver,
and thus the coutract between the
Canadian Pacifie and the Imperial
Government will he inaugurated.
—If the feeling of the New York cou-
ferenoe voices the sentiment the Metho.
dist Episcopal Church the women will
not berepresented in;the electoral confer-
ences in 1892 The question, "shall
women he admitted to the electoral and
general conferences?" was answered in
the negative by over two-thirds of the
conference now in session. The tomtit
was overwhelmintly against the admis-
sine of women; the vote standing acumd-
ing to tally kept by several of the mem-
bers and the reporters 60 for and 183
against.
A WINNIPEGGERS'd OPINION.
The following is taken from a letter
from Mr. D. Davie, Winnipeg, Man.:
"Being persuaded to use Hagvard a Pec-
toral Balsam for a troublesome cold, I
was entirely cured by the rise of two bot-
tles."
189C? AND 1891_
Christmas & New Year Goocls
WiIY NOT TREAT?
Why not trat such trouble. as boils,
pimples, Matches, so: ea, humors, erup-
tions, rashes, skin Irritation, e'e., with
Eurdoek Blood (litters. It is tilled ai'h
virtue as a blood purifier and goes right
to the right part. Ie makes ;the skin
fright and clear, while also invigorating
the entire system.
o— -
Just arrived, the RMI NS Black Basket, Royal Clusters, Lon -
finest qualities of ■ dun Layer, Sultanas i\, V alencias.
Patras and ► Lemon, Orange and
CURRANTSFiliatras. I PEELS Citron, and F1GS.
NUTSAlmonds, filberts, Walls
FRETH CANNED nuts and 'Shelled Almonds
Corn, Peas and Tomatoes during; holidays, a
TEN CENTS PER CAN.
—The war upon self -binders core
tinues in Davies county, Indiana.
and the vandals, in trying to wipe
out these labour-saviug machines,
have burned twenty-three barus
within the past eightoeu months,
and eighty seven horses have been
cremated, besides other live stock.
Paoperty valued in excess of $50,-
000 has been destroyed.
—A writer in a ladies' journal
has a word of encouttegement for
girls who lament having red hair.
The Catlerines, who made Russia
great, bad red hair ; so had Maria
Theresa, who saved Austria and
made it the empire that it is ; so
had Anne of Austria, who ruled
France for so long; so had Eliza,
beth of England and Catherine
Borgia, as well as Marie Antoinette,
whose blonde tresses bad in them a
glint of gold.
CONSTIPATION CLAIMS many vic-
tims. Ward off this dread disease by the
Me of Small Sugar•Coated Burdock
Pills when needed.
SLTGARS,
and CGLASS\\'ARE ataway-down �l
prices Holiday Prtseead as usual. nCROCKERY
Bents.
SEE OUR XMAS COUNTER,.
J. W. IR IC', The Noted Gr000r, Clinton
THE MOST AGREEABLE restora-
tive , tonic and mild stimulant is Mil -
burn's Beef, Iron and Wine.
—Michigan's salt manufacturers
managed to make a new combina-
tion, and unite "for nrntual protec-
tion." A canvas of the situation
disclosed that sectional and in-
dividual competition would lead
to the ruin of the small manufac-
turers. A board of directors was
chosen at Saginaw on Wednesday,
and new officers will be elected the
coining week.
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS
Will be given for a case of Catarrh
which cannot be cured permanently by
Clark'a Catarrh Cure. Step right up to
the office and prove your case and get
the reward. Thousands have teicd this
remedy but no one leas claimed the re-
ward, because it cures in every ease. It
you have a cold or are troubled with
catarrh, ask your druggist for Clad, 'a
Catarrh 'Duro, price 50 cents, and see
what a pleasant relief it will be instant-
ly. If you are asked to take something
else, send to us rift ect, and we will send
you a bottle by mail cn receipt Lf price.
Clark Chemical Co., Toronto, NewYork.
1011111111
DO YOU KEEP IT IN THE HOUSE?
ALLEN'S LUNG BALSAM:
NO BETTER REMEDY FOR
COUGHS, COLDS, CROUP, CONSUMPTION, &C.
CONSUMPTION CURED
An old. phsyioian, retired from
practice having had placed in bis
hands by an:East Indian missionary
the formula of a simple vegetable
remedy for the speedy and perman-
ent cure of Consumption, Bronchitis,
Catarrh, .Astham and all throat and
Lung Affections, also a positive and
radical cure for Nervous Debility and
all Nervous Complaints, after hav-
ing tested its wonderful curative
powers in thousands of cases, has
felt it his duty to make it known to
his suffering fellows. Actuated by
this motive and a desire to relieve
human suffering, I will send free
of charge, too all who desire it, this
receipt, in German,FrenchorEnglish,
with full directions for preparing and
using. Sent by mail by adressing
with stamp, naming this paper, W.
A. NoYes, 820 Powers' Blook,! Roches -
?err, N. Y. 590—y.
—A Detroit despatch says reftiog of
loge from Canada will be conducted on a
larger scale than ever this year, owing to
the Canadian export duty being taken
oft.
THE LITTLE GIRL'S ''ROUBLES.
Mr. Henry Maoonibe, Leyland St.,
Clackbur, London, Eng., states that hip,
little girl fell and struck her knee against
acurbstone. The knee began to swell,
became very painful and terminate,, in
what doctors oall "white swelling."
She was treated by the best medioal
men, but grew worse. Finally, St. Jac-
ob's oil was used. The contents ,.f one
bottle completely reduced the swelling,
killed the pain and cured her.
—Mrs. King, the "cattle queen,
of Corpue Christi, Tex , recently -
sold 16,000 head of two-year old
steers for 582,000, probably the
largest single order for cattle ever
killed in 'texas.
UNSIGHTLY Pim PLES, BLOTCH-
ES, TAN, and all itching humors of the
akin are removed by using Dr. Low's
Sulphur Soap.
—Last week W. dt G Anderson, ship -
pod a carload of excellent horses from
Blyth for Manitoba. Among them were
two Dolts, 11 months old, sired by Lord
of the Manor, bought from H. G. Tay-
'1?Jf,of1?Wt. 'WAtY 611h'f6Y'ilitleh'tirAb"fluid"
the excellent cum of 5300. There was
also a two-year old, sired by the same
horse, bought from Mr. Clavier, of Hut -
lett, for 5250.
—The death rate in Chicago for
the week ending April 4th was the
largest ever known, being 41.60 per
1,000. The number of deaths was
960,1 and 509 of them were from
diseases of the throat and lungs.
NOW FREE FROM PAIN'.
DEAR SIRS -I have been trouhled with
Lame Back for a'"sut six month., and
th•,u{ht I would try H sgvard's Yellow
Oil, which cured me, Am now free
from all pains, and recommend Yellow
Oil very highly.
FRANK PALMER,
1''inona, Ont.
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—A California inventor has built
a boat made entirely out of soap
and will sail it abiut the bay dur-
ing the reception of President Harri-
son. The craft will contain several
metubers of the company and the
inventor. This will be the first
soap boat ever launched.
DR. LOW'S WORM SYRUP has re-
proved tape worms from 15 to 30 feet
long. It also destroys all other kinds of
worms.
IMPLEMENTS.
The anhseriber having covered hie sonneel.ion
with the M isaey company, deeiroe to intimate
that he has been appointed agent for the well-
known arm of
FROST & WOOD,
ADVERTISERS.
Advertisers will please bear' in mind
that all "changes" of advertisemev's,
to ensure insertion, should be handed
in not later than MONDAY NOON of ,
each week.
Implement packers, of Smith's Falls, and will be
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Will also koop an hand WILKINSON PLowe.
COLTER & SCOTT DRLLta, DISC HARROWS, and
artielee of like nature.
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