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T way we shoaltl
J oM la respect U
J, ptjufouM . beliefs
That we are not to
thlak the only rout
to heaven U thro ml
our Dartlcular churchy The teat ' li
ludgee Thea aald they tint:
him. pay now , Shibboleth, and he said
Ibboteth; tor jhe could not frame tc
pronounce It rtsht Then they took him
and slew him at the peeaagee ot Jor
dan." " , V" ' ' .
Do you notice the difference of pro
nunciation between Shibboleth and alb
bolethT A very small and unimportant
difference, you say, and yet that differ
ence was the difference between life
and death for a great many people.
The Lord's people. Ollead and Ephra'm,
got into a great fight and Ephralm wa
worsted, and on the retreat came to the
fords ot the river Jordan to cross. Or
der w3s given that all Ephralmltes com
lng there Be slain. But how could it
be found out who were Ephralmltes?
They were detected by their pronun
ciation. Shibboleth was a word that
stood for river. The Ephralmltes bad
a broKue ot their own, and when they
tried to say "shibboleth" always lelt
out the sound of the "h." When it was
asked that they say shibboleth, they
said slbboleth, and were slain. "Then
said they unto him, ray now shibboleth,
and he sai.1 slbboleth, for he could not
frame to pronounce it right. Then they
took him and slew him at the passages
of Jordan." A very small difference,
you say, between Ollead and Ephralm,
and yet how much Intolerance about
that small difference. The Lord's tribes
In our timeby which I mean the dif
ferent denominations ot Christians
sometimes magnify a very small differ
ence, and the only difference between
scores of denominations to-day is the
difference between shibboleth and slb
boleth. The church of Ood is divided into 8
great number of denominations. Time
would fall me to tell ot the Calvlnists,
and the Arminlans and the Sabbatari
ans, and the Baxterians and the Dun
kers, and the Shakers and the Quak
ers, and the Methodists and the Bap
tists, and the Episcopalians and the
Lutherans, and the Congregatlonallsts
and the Presbyterians, and the spiritu
alists and a score of other denomina
tions of religionists, some of them
founded by very good men, some of
them founded by very egotistic' men,
some of them founded by very bad
men. But as I demand for myself lib
erty of conscience, I must give that
same liberty to every other man, re
membering that he no more differs from
me than I differ from him. I advo
cate the largest liberty In all religious
belief and form of worship. In art, In
politics, in morals, and In religion l-.-t
there be no gng law, no moving of the
previous question, no persecution, no
intolerance.
Tou know thnt the air and the wa
ter keep pure by constant circulation,
and I think there is a tendency in re
ligious discussion to purification ami
moral health. Between the fourth and
the sixteenth centuries the church pro
posed to muke people think aright by
prohibiting discussion, and by strong
censorship of the press and rack and
gibbet and hot lead down the throat
tried to muke people orthodox, but It
was discovered that you cannot change
a man's belief by twisting off his head,
nor make a man see differently by
putting an awl through his eyes. There
is something in a man's conscience that
will hurl off the mountain that you
threw upon It, and, unslnged by the
fire, out of the flame will mako red
wings on which the martyr will mount
to glory.
In that time of which I speak, be
tween the fourth and sixteenth centu
ries, people went from the house of
Ood into the most appalling Iniquity,
and right along by consecrated altars
there were tides of drunkenness and
licentiousness such as tho world never
heard of, and the very sewers of per
dition broke loose and Hooded th?
shurch. After a while the priming
press was freed and It brokn the shack
les of the human mind. Then there
came a large number of bad books, and
where there was one man hostile to the
Christian religion there were twenty
men readv to advocate it So I have
not any nervousness in regard to this
battle going on between truth and er
ror. The truth will conquer Just as cer
tainly that Ood Is stronger than th
devil. Let error run if you only let
truth run along with It. Urged on by
skeptic's shout and transcendentallst's
spur, let it run. God's angels of wrath
are In hot pursuit, and quicker than
eagle's beak clutches, out a hawk's
heart God's vengeanceswiU tear it t i
pieces.
I propose to speak to you of sectari
anism Its origin, Its evils and Its
cures. There are those who would
make us think that this monster with
horns and hoofs Is religion. I shall
chase It to Its hiding place and drag It
out of the caverns ot darkness and rip
off Its hide. But I want to make a
distinction between bigotry and the
lawful fondness for peculiar rellglout
beliefs and forms of worship. I have
no admiration for a nothingarian.
' In a world of such tremendous vide
sltude and temptation and with soul
that must after a while stand before
a throne of insufferable brightness, lo
a day when the rocking of the rooun
tains and the flaming of the keaveni
and the upheaval ot the seas shall bi
mom the least ot tho excitements, U
give account for every thought, word,
action, preference an I dislike that mat
Is mad who has ho religious preference
Bat our early education, our physical
temperament, our mental oonaUtutlos
BUI very saveS todS our form ot er
la tracks out the religloa of seeta
rlSBlssn or bigotry I Bnd that great
deal of It cosBse from wrong education
la the home circle.! There are parse, te
was de not think It wrong to caricature
and Jeer the peculiar forma of ttttgio
,ln the world aad 4leaounoe other sects
ant other da&omlnatlons. ' It Is vary
often the caaa .that that kind ot edu
cation acts Just opposite to what was
expected and the children grow up aad
after a while go smd see for . them
selves, and looking la those churches
and finding that the: people are good
there and they love Ood and keep' hie
commandments, - by natural reaction
they go and Join those very churcha,
I could mention the names of promt
nent ministers of the gospel who spent
their whole lives bombarding other de
nominations and who lived to sea their
children preach the gospel in those very
denominations. But It is often the case
that bigotry starts In a household and
that the 'subject of It never fee overs.
There are tens of thousands of bigots
ten years old. : '
Bigotry Is often the child of ignor
ance. You seldom find a man with
large Intellect who is a bigot. 'It Is the
man who thinks he knows a great deal
but does not That man is almost si
ways a bigot The whole tendency ot
education and civilisation Is to bring a
man out of that kind of state of mind
and heart There was In the far east
a great obelisk and one side of the
obelisk was white, another side of the
obelisk was green, another side of the
obelisk was blue, and travellers went
and looked at that obelisk, but they did
not walk around It. One man looked at
one side, another at another aide, and
they came home, each looking at only
one side, and they happened to meet.
the story says, and they got Into a
rank quarrel about the color of that
obelisk. One man said It waa whit",
another man said It was green, anoth
er man said It was blue, and when they
were in the very heat of the contro
versy a more Intelligent traveller came
and said: "Gentlemen, I have seen
that obelisk, and yen are all right and
you are all wrong. Why didn't you til
walk around the obelisk?"
Look out for the man who sees only
one side of a religious truth. Look out
for the man who never walks around
about these great theories of God and
eternity and the dead. He will be a
bigot Inevitably the man who only
sees one side. There Is no man mora
to be pitied than he who has In his
head Just one Idea no more, no less.
More light, less sectarianism. There
la nothing that will so soon kill bigotry
as sunshine God's sunshine.
While each denomination of Chris
tians is to present all the truths of the
Bible, It seems to me that Ood has
given to each denomination an especial
mission to give particular emphasis to
some one doctrine, and so the Calvlnlst
churches must present the sovereignty
of God, and the Arminlan churches
must present man's free agency, and
the Episcopal churches must present
the lmortance of order and solemn
ceremony, and the Baptist churches
must present the necessity of ordinan
ces, and the Congregational church
must present the responsibility of the
Individual member, and the Methodist
church must show what holy enthusi
asm, htmrty congregational singing can
accomplish. While each denomination
of Christians must set forth all the
iloctrint-s of the Bible, I feel it Is es
pecially Incumbent upon each denomin
ation to rut particular emphasis on
some one doctiina.
Another great damage done by th
sectnrlanlpm and bigotry of the church
is that it disgusts people with the Chris
tian religion. Now, my friends, the
church of Ood was never -Intended for
a war barrack. People are afraid of a
riot. You go down the street and you
see an excitement and mlpslles flying
through the air and you hear the shock
of firearms. Do you, the peaceful and
industrious citizen, go through that
street? Oh no! You will say, "I'll go
around the block." Now, men come
and look upon this narrow path to
heaven, and sometimes see the ecclesi
astical brickbats Hying every whither
and they say: "Well, I guess l'l.' take
the broad road. There Is so much sharp
shooting on the narrow road I guess
I'll try the broad road."
I go out sometimes In the Bummer
and 1 find two bee hives, and these
two hives are in a quarrel. I come
near enough not to be stung, but I corns
Just near enough to hear the contro
versy, and one bee hive says: "That
field of clover is the sweetest," and
another bee hive says, "That field ot
clover Is the sweetest." I come In be
tween them and I say "stop this quar
rel. If you like that field of clover best,
go there. If you like this field of clo
ver best, go there. But let me tell you
that that hive which gets the most
honey is the best hive." So I come out
between the churches of the Lord Jesus
Christ. One denomination of Christians
says, "That Held of Christian doctrine
Is best," snd another says, "This field
of Christian doctrine is best." WeU I
say, "Oo where : you get the moat
honey." That Is the best church which
gets the most honey of Christian grace
for the heart and most honey ot Chris
tlon usefulness for the life.
Besides that, if you want to build
up any denomination, you will never
build It up by trying to pull aome other
down. Intolerance never put anything
down. How much has Intolerance ac
complished, for Instance against the
Methodist church? For long years her
ministry were forbidden the pulpits of
Oreat Britain. Why waa It that . so
many ot them preached In the fields?
Simply because they could not get in
the churches. Aad the name ot the
church waa given In. derlatoa as a ear
caam. The crltlca ot the church said:
"They have no order, they have no
method la their Worship," aad the crit
ics therefore.: la . tmy, vailed ' thea
"Methodlsto."
I am Jeff rnat fa Aaxor Morsrr.
Torfc. kept as curiosities, t!M.-re '
hooka and pampaleas against aletlw
lam. Did Intolerance stop that churci?
No. It la either l.rat or second among
vthe doomina4!oaj of, Chrietendom, he
ailsaiohary aCaMona la all parte of the
world, her ansa not pW . Jsnaortaot la
VeHgious trusts; bat Important also la
secular trusts. Church taarchlag C
aod the more Intolerance against It the
faster It marched. , "'-
. What, did Intolerance , accomplish
against the Baptist church? It laugh
ing scorn and tirade could have de
stroyed the church. It would not have
to-day a disciple left. The Baptists
were hurled ; out of Boston. In olden
times. Those who sympathised with
them were Imprisoned, and when a pe
tition was offered asking leniency in
their behalf ail the men who signed It
were Indicted. ' Has Intolerance stop
ped the Baptist church? The laat ate
tlstlca In regard to It showtd tt.OO
churches and 4,000.000 oommunlcaata.
Intolerance never put down anything. .
In England a law was made against
the Jew. England thrust back the Jew
and thrust down the Jew and declared
that no Jew should hold official posi
tion. What came of It? Were the
Jews destroyed? Waa their religion
overthrown? No. Who became prime
minister of England? Who was next
to the throne? Who was higher than
the throne, because he waa counsellor
and adviser? Disraeli, a Jew. What
were we celebrating In all our churches
as well as synagogues only a few years
ago? The one hundredth birthday ot
Monteflore, the great Jewish philan
thropist. Intolerance never put down
anything.
I think we may overthrow the severe
sectarianism and bigotry In our hearts
and In the church also by realising thst
all the denominations of Christians have
yielded noble institutions and noble
men. There Is nothing that so stirs
my soul as this thought. One denomin
ation yielded a Kobert Hall, and an
Adonlram Judson; another yielded a
Lattlmer and a Melville; another yield
ed John Wesley and the blessed Sum
merfleld, while our own denomination
yielded John Knox and the Alexanders
men ot whom the world was not wor
thy. Now I say if we were honest, and
fair minded men, when we come up In
the presence ot such churches and auch
denominations, although they may be
different from our own, we ought to
admire them and we ought to love and
honor them. Churches which can pro
duce such men, and such large-hearted
charity, and aucn magnificent martyr
dom ought to win our affection at any
rate our respect So come on, ye 600,900
Episcopalians in this country, and ye
1,400,000 Presbyterians, and ye 4,000,000
Baptists, and ye 6,000,000 MethodlBts,
come on. Shoulder to shoulder, we will
march for the wcrIVs conquest, for all
nations are to be saved, and Ood de
mands that you and I help. Forward
the whole lino! In the Young Men's
Christian Associations, In the Bible so
jclety, in the tract society, In the For
eign Missionary Society, shoulder to
shoulder all denominations.
l'erhups I might forcibly illustrate
this truth by calling your attention to
an Incident which tck place 25 years
ago. out! Monday morning at aoout z
' o'clock, while her nine hundred passen
gers were sound asleep In her berths,
dreaming of home, the steamer Atlan
i tic crashed Into Mars Head. Five hun-
; dred souls In ten minutes landed in
i
j eternity! Oh what a scene! Agonised
i men and women running up and down
' the gangways, and clutching for the
rigging, and the plunge of the helpless
' steamer, and the clapping of the hands
ot the merciless sea over the drowning
and the dead, threw two continents In
I to terror. Hut see thla brave quarter
, maBter pushing out with the life line
until he gets to the rock, and see these
. fishermen gathering up the shipwrecked
and taking them Into the cabins and
wrapping them In the tlannels snug and
I warm, and sec that minister of the
gospel, with three other men, getting
Into a life boat and pushing out to the
j wreck, pulling away across the surf,
land pulling away until they saved one
more man, and then getting back with
him to the shore. Can those men ever
forget that night? And can they ever
j forget their companionship in peril,
companionship in struggle, companion
ship in awful catastrophe and rescue?
Never! Never! In whatever part of
the earth they meet, they will be
friends when they mention the story of
that night when the Atlantic struck
Mars' Head. Well, my friends, our
world has gone into a worse shipwreck.
Sin drove It on thn rneka. Th nM ahln
has lurched and tossed In the tempeBts
of six thousand years. Out with the
life line. I do not care what denomina
tion carries It. Out with the life boat
I 'do not care what denomination rows
It Bide by side In the memory ot com
mon hardships, and common trials, and
common prayera and common tears, let
be be brothers forever. We must be -
One army of the living God,
To bla command wa bow,
Part of the bout have crossed the Hood
And part are croaalng now.
And I expect to see the dsy when all
denominations of Christiana shall Join
hands around the cross of Christ and
recite the creed: "I believe in Ood the
Father. Almighty, maker of heaven
and earth, and in Jesus Christ, and In
the communion of saints, and In lite
everlasting. Amen."
American (proudly) I understand
that all your Bona are enguged to
American girls.
. Lord Toplofty All but one, the eld
est. He, being the heir to the estate,
can afford to marry an English glrL
Manager "Yon claim, sir, to have
very. Qualification of a first-rate ac
tor. Can yon glva ma any proof ot Itr
Hamlet da Shakespeare "Well, per
haps I might mention the fact that 1
am slightly deaf the result of , so
much applause, yau know."
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or perhapa (your stomach .la
weak aid Oanaot digest what
you 4ati : '
It you need mora strength
then taka .
ccorra
, ETJlULDWil
of Ood-Uvar Oil with Hypo
phosphitea. The oU U the saoet
eaaily changed of all foods Into
tnngth t aad the iiypophoa-
a Pn-tas ara the bast
-fj tonloa for tho nerves.
rfL ? aorvraiwa -RTsTTTT..
BION la tho easiest
and Qulokost euro for
weakthroats, for
coughs of every kind,
and for all oases of da
bility, weak nerves,
and loss of flesh.
aoa. and li.oo; all drujgMi.
SCOTT at BOWNE, Chcmuu, New York.
AifflirbUrg
Aarble Works.
R. H- LANGE,
DEALER IN
MARLE AND SCOTCH GRANITE
Mosnments, Hstas aid
Cemetery Lotj
Enclosures.
Old Stones Cleaned and Repaired
Prices as Low as the Lowest.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
J. A. JKNK1XS, Ag't.,
OrosBjjrove, Pa.
(TILODD POlSOn
A SPECJALTYlSt
Llary JSIa-OD POISON permanentlf
tirPti lit trtU.f ttkva VnnMnlui.t.a-
0
" 1VUWUUIIDBHJU
aotno for iam price under same ffaaraa
tyniHtflMTrnl mnHfaManrihnialhilla . s
lioebam.lf we full to cure. If run have taken met
ory.Jod.de oth and still bare aches and
Pnaw, jva uuiug a Mtvciis-fj to mOULIi, BO TO 1 DrOftt
implM, Copiwr Colored Spot, Ulcers oa
suit bavrtof Ilia hot-tv. 14 I , rniM
at, II to this BeooadMry ULopI I'OISON
H WUVVV J SaUrrJ, TV O grUell'lt LOS mOtll ODflLl
Dftte ckmi and chnUeujra the world for m
raaa avsiiuiiinnraiiria. ri'hiai hi... a.-. .1
raffled the nklll of the moat entinent nhys
elan. ftOO.Otla) nmiLnl KoMn.i n... ..
Uonal riaraotT. Absolute prooU Pent toaie-l on
Application, aoottm ( OOH KkMKDV CO-.
01 .ftljwoiaae Temple. CHICAGO, ir.fi n
"I have used Chamberlain's
Couch Kemedv iu my family for
years and always with (food rflsulta,"
says 3lr. W. li. cooper of .hi Uio, oal.
' For small clnlaren wn hot! it espec
ially effoctive." For , e-alu by all
Druggist.
Agents Wanted
ia Every County to. Suppiy
the Great Popular Demand for
merica's War for Hiaiity
TOLD IN PICTURE
AND STORY
Compiled and Written by
senator joHN J. iNcaLLs
Of Kansas
The most brilliantly written,
most profusely and artistically illus
trated, nnd most intensely popular
book on the subject ot the war
with Sjmin. Nearly
200 sucBrb
irom Pboteaplis
taken specially for tliis great work.
Amenta arc making 5?uU to $1(10 n
week selling it. A veritable bon
anza for live canvassers. Apply
lor description, terms nnd territory
at ouco to
N'D- THOMPSON PUBLISHING CO-
St. Louis. Mo or New York City.
$1.50 ;Per Day.
A FEW LADIES AND GENTLEMEN WANT
ED TO CANVASS. Above salary guarauieed.
Kor particulars, call or sddmw,
e-ldut. . Emily Utsumk, Hatawana, Pa.
REVIVO
RE8T0RZS VITALITY.
Mario 9
(, lWW Sat
IWell Ma?
1st Day.
1 of
10th Day.
Me.
TM2 ORIAT 1 soth
proilurwa tha abov raanlU In'SO dara. II acU
piiwi-rf ullr and qiilrkly. t'ur-a whaa all othara fail
Viiiiiicmao will regain tbalr loat manhood, sod old
nmii will racovar their youthful lor by ualaa
KKVIVO. It quick Ir aad suralr raaloraa Narrou
n-M. Loat Vitality, Impotoaoy, Ntfbtly Kialaatoas,
Lnat Powar, Falilas Mcnorr, Waatlas Diaaaaaa. aad
all tOecta ot salfbasa or aieaaaaad ladlaeraUoa,
which nnflUaoa for stady, bunlnaas or ssarrlas. It
not only ooras by aUHIaf a fha aaat of dlsaaaa, bat
b sere narra toalo aad Mood balldar. bridf
lag back tna pink glow to nalo ahaaks and ra
atorlna tha Ara of youth. It warda off fQMnlty
aad CooaampUoa. Inatrt oa ha-tos RKVIVO, Bo
etbar. It oao ba oarrlad la vast pookat. By mail,
1.00 pn paekaa.or sis lor .8.00, with poal
tiro wrlttaa iraaraatoa to n or rotund
too aaonay, Clroalar tnm. Addrats
10T1L III1C3E CO.. 271 WaKasl if t. CHICAGO, ILL
rer sale at XUdleburgb, hr W. H. BFANGUR.
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li Is. MILLER, .
1 aen constantly oa ..oh.,,.
.factors to order all kind. ?Ui
( rfS M fcfl9ll.fi,
Cleaned and WJi
I have one of the best i S
lers to tbe 8tate aud ,luJl
turu out trood work.
tarCouie and see uiy workAi)
Thankful for past favors 1 Zzi
peetfully ask a oowf luuauce
.1 aa t . -Hi
New War So&gs and Jlnr
Two nf tha mnuf-....
- . iipuuir hiiw,
music arranged lot piano and.
havAiiiaf hun ;...... 4 I . 1 ' wa
MuBicCo,. Indianapolis,
Our Heroes Home,1' dedicated?!
Heroeaof the U. a BattleS
is one of the fluent ualioi,X2
,... lUB WoruH miff WIMj ,,Htti
"Dewiy's Battle of Man 1 2
Two-Sten" is a fine nS
piece and will live forever as , , 2
emrof thefrreateHt jjavHl evJ
the world's history. Eitb-r 1
these pieces and Pouplnr MiC,
containing; 18 pagoa full sheet
eeu t on reciept of 25 cen t s. 1
Address Popular Music Co
Indianapolis, Iml. "
DiioM Fall
It Is a new discvery
Guaranteed to last 1J
than any other plaster,
is preferred to Adamant
For particulars call on oral!:
I). A. KERN MIDDLEBDBGH. W
eJustice of the Peace
AND CONVEYANCE!
M. Z. STEININGtR,
Middlcburgt.
F.E. BOWER. E.K.IUBI
BOWER & PA Win?
Attorneys-at-Law
Offices In Hank Bnlldlna. MiflfilCtlli!
JA8. O. GROUSE,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
MlDULKliUt
All business fiitruntod to hi?
will receive prowM attHitku.
CHAS. NASIIPUnYlS,
Oollections, Loans
and InvestiM
l,lftl Khfllf ftllll Pfil-nlA I.i.ilJI
Wiiliauisport, Jvcoinirj;; Co.
.
DepaMts arcrpuiii, suhject todniHf crd
i ui uu mi l ui lug wuriu.
a. . Pottiesc
Veterinary sUrcec
SELINSQROVE. PA.
All professional buslnuss entrusieil toe
will receive prompt and careful uttcntim
Newly Eetablished.-
WEST PERRY HOT!
One-fourtli mlla Kaat ofKlrhH
Teams free for traveling men to J
to town, before or alter it
Kates 75 cents per Day. I
T. Xiosa, Frof
DATCMTC
OBTAI
Consult or comtonnlcate with tw
of this paper, who wlU give nil uevdfd
tcntlon.
CoinrHtlpa. Aattriilioa.
I Kened frnrn 'tal to 'M, nnd was otf
10. ISG4. in me nsiin oi uie ii"i
would Ilka to have roy coniruclm
C'elm-yKluff has done for me. Is 1JI
complaint, chronic tllamii oes.rn'f"lH
doctors couhl not atnn II. hut Celrri :1
cured m. aud I amonm more en)iVl
Fbank Umhibr. Owosho. Mich. (vrj
Y. V. I. ). Celery King- for uie nerm, ;t
and Kidneys Is sold lu Wo. and i-.JJ
W. II. Herman. Troxelcllle: Mldd!M
Ulsh, McClure i II. A. KbrlshtAllii''. I
Doaatr la DIood Deer
Clean blood means a clcnn f '
tie clean your blood and keep i'
stirring op the lacy liver and d""
" .-. - i.'..i
banish pimples, boils, blotches, u-'
snd that sickly bilious complexions
Cascarets, beauty for ten cent.
(iats, satisfaction guaranteed, lfe-t
Union Steam Lauflf
Adan3 & Youtz, Prop's.,
FAULTLESS LINEN '
crowuiug feature of evening
Tl. TTATTI-W WTTVITSII ioT
X11C UiUVil " J
tliis laundry is famous BiJeajJ
of painstaking care in cverr
Collars and cuffs ironed with
Ivoby-like Edges, r
Prices the V
WeMcadj others follow.
Uct CurUIni a Sped.
G. A. Guteuus, igt., J
' Middlcbmij
ri."rwr. . ,a-
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