VfT HIORK.
' Vt, u:i 'k iW.t -it ! iMi f.ninit.i h'ki" of ninioiiaritf. The statement was correct, since it
. ! t U J rtftatirf ft ' ih Urrn rtfcri on! to what strictly orthodox ministers have
mu i ii l;rn th hit' Mi lfn preaching, not to what may be found In the
a Uu'm fl'.a It u a rjW scripture. There are many things in the Bible that
1 ". g ". 1:1 r yl' i tK f lh wl orthodoxy has ignored, and thia is one of them. The
iUJ jftMf.t it t ro a 'j'j'ti-n hetber alranring intelligence and refinement of the age are
;,f 1 1 -t. f brl Ul t4 U UVn it.ti nordi. gradually owning the blinded eyes of orthodoxy to see
U t. .1 1 kr ui rof fm.ioe and t- man thing in the Bible utterly at variance with ita
i, in.', . u l Uu.'.ue i4 bruUlit t'-f lf (T4. bigoted tubing in the past West Shore hai no
! mi.W iar..i, lf.r b'M prwncc " filing towards religion," but has towards thsologic-
t t . i ( tWif g in hUrian dun- al bigotry and anaumption that seek to la down rul. i
r"if? TUcLmUq rr.trh an i ti, ral in.w of fr the guilanee of the creator of the universe.
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:.... ..h ., a j), .f ty, if. irb-l. anything ran John Bjle O'Reilly is to lecture in Tortland,
UuV.f lo'MUi an I tu l m.. M.all March h. He will hare a good hearing. Mr. O'Reilly
M 1?.. uf m,!,, f..if;, ,U, 0,, i. a rrprentatire man, generous of heart and broad
Uy.U 4 .im, lft Mnf (uM U tti,,r. in hi. n,pthie. He is editor of the Boston Iy
.,.! 4 nittl f .niic lm,t f,TuUr Calholi(J journa, blM in(j
i. f (, ,,1, j7 lU lnt,llrftne (if Njrt of m()rMhar) naUonal fame
lM JI p! I'taf lrarnatiUf-mb.
b.'l.U'i v . . . rrr-rs are of vall more consequence, and some-
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