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Q)eer\\)(^ Wlord^. 
 
 Fjv))i iJic " (] olden Riilc^,^ Bos/oii, Mass. 
 Manli iSl/i, iSS6. 
 
 \\v l(l()l^ Ii;R'k lUTo^- till- aii'i.'--, ;in(l \ riu'r;!!)' tlir ^iral and 
 ^■()(>(! nu'ii of pa^l a;4(.'-. W'c a'lmiri' llicir luToi^m and ^ai'rilice'N. 
 !>ut in (inr if^jji'ti for ilu' p.i-l aif \\ c mil in danniT of nr^Utt- 
 ini;- or nndcnalinL; llu pivsi'iU .- TlK'Tf arc as i^rcat nmial and 
 C'ln'i.-tian Irtocs in om- da\ as in am pa-1 a^^f. \\ f liaNf jn^t 
 hi'cn ri'adin;4 tlu' >tor\ of leather ChinicjUN''- lifo. as lold hv 
 hiiiisidf. It ri'ads like' llu' n-rord of an aposiK'. and was 1k' ' >( 
 named li\ tin.' I'opi' hinisrlf, " I'lu' Aposllc of ["(.•nipiiancc of 
 Canada. " Tliis l>ra\ i-, cloiincnt. tciKki-lK'arti'd. (.'hiislian man 
 ha- l>fi'n a towi-r ■ ' siri'iin'tii ti' lioni'si and pnri' sonls amon^- 
 the I'reneh Canadian C'atholii^s, nian\ of whom he has led lo 
 ren'MiiK-'.' the- eiTor^ of I^;)ma,nisnK 
 
 The nietni'i-s w hieh this man, \\ fi< ■ w ;!> liorn in iSoc^, pri--(.nls 
 cf tlu' ernehy and imoralit\ anion^- ihe L'atholie eler'^v of 
 C'anachi, si\t\ yeais a;^-o. is i mh leNoUinL^. i)\ their own eon- 
 ft'ssion- most of them w i.Te atheisi- or iniidels. and main of 
 them wei,.' (leepl\ stoepjd in heenlioii-ne-s. I )i-nn kenness and 
 the oppn. s-ion of widows and oiphans wfie also irxiiiL;- -ins. 
 I lis Kaidei- eonseienee, enlightened h\ mneh Mihle studs, re- 
 volted at the sights and rexelalioiis w hieh ^I'l'eted his (.^xc's and 
 eai"-. Amid all this inipni'il \ and w iv ki'dness \onn^' Chini(pi\ 
 li\ ed a pure life, heeame a shiniiiL;' li,i;ht in the |)rie-lho<id, and 
 started a lemperanee erusade. 
 
 lie thrilled hi- heareis !w resrlalions of faet the monex 
 losses, the tears, the misciie- and the awful erinu-- w hieh wfi'e 
 iXwc to intempiaanee. 'Idion-and- hnn;,;' upon his lip-; the\ 
 wept and -ohhed alond, and at ihe elos*,' of his addi'essi's, si._.ned 
 tile iiledLi't'. I li- sui'i-es- \\ a- phenomenal. Calls eame from all 
 o\ei' Canada. In fom vear- ( i ^i j 7 ^1) he ;4a\ e eii^hleen 
 hundred puhli^ addresses, in two lnm''red parisli..'-, and '"enrolled 
 more than l\\o hundred Ihousand peopk' under tlu' hanners of 
 temperanet. "' 'i'lslimonials of re'^ard w ere show ei'ed upon iiim 
 1)\ the leadin'4 di'_;nitarie- of ehnreh and -laJe, in (juehi-e. 
 
M<imri;il, 'ruioiitu, jnil m,in\ of tlit.- (..'iiii;i(ii;in i);iri--lK'^. 'I"lu- 
 Pii|)t', aNt), -(.nl him a ^nldiii ri'iu'ilix. 
 
 In iS:;,S, ha\ in;^- i-iiiiu- t" I llinni-. In.' left tlu «liiiri liof Koini', 
 ami rairifd mnri' tlian ti\i' tlioii-and ])i'(i])K- m\ i r to I'micstaiil- 
 i^ni. Siiu'c llii'ii liL' lia- kd yiial nunihi'i- to Christ, and has 
 hc'iii ihu hcul and fnmt of PrntL-stanti'-ni amoiio- the I'^iviich 
 Caiiadiaits. A o-n-ai wiik ha>- lieiai ijouc, Imt it is as \ ci niily 
 hiL;inniiiL;-. Ma\ thousands follow in his fo,.tsU-ps to Irad tlial 
 u])])rL'ss(.(l pi'opjc out into rtdiLfious li'^lit an<l liln-fts. 
 
 l)Mt what has Mr. Chinitiiiy not suffLMid fioni his iinphicaMo 
 enemies durinji' the last tliirty veais? 'l"hirt\ different i)uhlie 
 attempts ha\e heen made to kill him: at (^neliec, Montreal, 
 Ottow a, L'harlottetow n. 1 lalifax, Anti^onisli ; also at i'aramenta, 
 IMarsliam, IJallaral, C';istlemain aivd (ieelonii', Australia; at IIo- 
 bart 'I'own, 'I'asnirmia ; on ihe Ottawa River, ele. lie lias heen 
 often severely stoned, insulted and spit upon for Christ's sake. 
 Rome hates a rene^aile. I Fer priests are eruel, the popiilaec 
 iijnorant, and easilv incited to deeds of Mood. 
 
 Ml'. Ciiinicpiy calls the attention of the American peo]ile to 
 the cruelty, selfishness ami h|st of a majority of the priesthood, 
 and shows how solemnly tivy and tlie nuns are pledired to he- 
 ,i,mile, delude, deceive, and \s in Protestants to their faitli. We 
 tliinl. lie overstates the case, hut wliat he savsou<;ht to arouse 
 Us to the utmost vigilance. Rome is makini^ rapid strides in 
 this favored land, and seeks to lay lier i)ov\erfnl, l)li!:rhtin^- hand 
 U])on all the institutions vve most pri/.e. Shall sjie he permitted 
 to do this ? 
 
 W hat can vve do to prevent it : Mucli. We can keep our 
 children out of Catliolic schoi>ls. \\\- can hel]) forward I'rench 
 Prolestaot ev an^eli/ation in tliis land and in Canada. We can 
 strengthen the hands of Rev. Calvin i:. Amaron, at Lowell, 
 vv ho is makiuLC lieroic effort- to train up I'rench Canadian voutli 
 fo 1)1' messengers of j^-ood tidin^-s for their countrvnien. Wc 
 can tirmly op|)ost' all sectaiian k^'islation w hiih is in the in- 
 terests of tlie Catholic church. We can, hv kindness and |)er- 
 sonal helj), rescue some of tlie skives of Rome from honda^e. 
 \\ e -lave lon:^- looked on in indifferenci' at the rapid growth of 
 this a;^\^'ressi\ e. iron-hound cliurch. Is it not time to awake to 
 our danger, and seek to hrcak the iron fetters s|ie i- foroino- ? 
 Rome lias a siren voice, hut an iron hand. Too manv are hdled 
 to sleep hy lier dulcet tones, and will so reinain till thev feel her 
 iron ^rij). We nccil not fiar her utmost eff(Uts if vve, as Pro- 
 
tr-~t,iiit>, aiv auiii'L' of our jn'ril, and arose oiirsclv^'s to win and 
 liold tliis land for C'hiist. 
 
 I'roti'siants \sill do widl to l)(.-ai in mind llif warning- of 
 l-'atiirr C'hini(|uy, who tfll- iis tiiat "the priests of Konu' tlieni- 
 selvcs l)oast that moiv tlian half of the pupils of the nuns aie 
 the ehil<li-eii of I'fotestants, and thai seven-tenths of those Pio- 
 testant ehildren, sooner or later, hecoine the firmest diseiple.s and 
 (he true pillars of Po|,er\ in the I'nited States," In the faec 
 of sneh statements, wliieh we l)elie\e the faets will l)ear out, 
 does it pay for e\an<^elieal Christian i)aients to send their 
 children to sneh schools, to hi- exposed to sneh seduetiv e inl1n- 
 eiiees ? 
 
 -Fifty )',<irs in r/ir ( Jnnr/i of Worn, is a nilluT seiisiitionai' hut aufiil 
 ludutnieut of the Ciiiiaciian clcryiy. aiui. to a licirree, of the whole \y.m\\\ 
 ilimch, hv I'aihor C'hiiii(iuy. The'iuithor of this hook wa- horn in Kain- 
 oraska, Ciiiiaila. Jii!\ .^o. kS(k;, aiui lived for inanv vears as a Romish priest, 
 Init linallv left it anil hecinne ii true preaiher of ri<rhteousnes.s. lie eiirlv 
 stiulied the Hihle am' was prepared to sipiare priesih conduct hv Divine 
 teachiiiy;. The history of the Popes, and ohservatioii of livin.<{ Canadian 
 priests tauifht him the rottemiess and wickedness of their whole iTvstem. IJut 
 Chini(|ny was a _i,'ood Catholic, iind he strove hard to reconcile the iniorali- 
 ties of the priests with the imaculateness of the Hoh Church. Ileuasa 
 man of rare elixiuence, and was even named In the T'oiic 'The .\poslle of 
 Temperance of Canada, ' two hundred thousaiul persons heiny- led h\ him to 
 si-n tlie temperance pledge. His consciei,vV was esceedins^Hs ten'der. and 
 lietween Its promptiui^s, the wickedness uhoul him, and his "study of the 
 Ihhie, he led a sad life till the lij,dit hroke fullv on his soul, and he hecame a 
 Protestant. This was in the sprinsj; of 1858, when five thousand French 
 Canadians followed him. and a lartre mnnher of them ht me I'reshvterians. 
 Since then he has done i-ood service for Christ, amic..-.t perils i-ivallin-' 
 those of St. I'anl; thirtx pnhlic attempts liave heen niiide to kill him and he 
 has heon often stoned, wounded, or imprisoaed. His \ arious hooks have 
 done much to lead Catholics to forsake their delusions, and to lead Protes- 
 tants to see and fear the maclKnalion- of Rome. This larire voh le is inih- 
 lished by Craii^ \- IJarlow, of Chicai^o. Price, $^." 
 
 Inder date of MareJi 1,:;, Kev. C. i:. .\maron, Principal 
 of the French Protestant L'olie.ue, Fowell, writes ns as follows 
 coneernin<r Father C'liini(pi\ : 
 
 ■'1)k.\k I5ro. K.xs.son I have jusi returned from Canada this mornino- 
 and feel too weary to write you as I would wish. Let me onlv sav: Firsl' 
 I have known Father Chiniquy for \ ears, have worked with llim "in Mon- 
 treal, and ai^ain in Lowell. I carefiillv endorse him and his work. There 
 is only one i'ather Chiniiiuy in the world. I could not alwavs do as lie 
 does; he works accoriiinu to his uin(|ue methods hui i have fu'll contidenco 
 m liim. Second, Father C. is no doubt the chief leader of French I'rotes- 
 lantism, m) far as the work of teariii-- down, exposimr, dealinj>- deadh hlows 
 to that -liiantic system of error. Romanism. Dr. Mc\icar. Principa'l of the 
 I'leshvierian College of Montreal, with whom I spent an hour in Montreal 
 • vesterday, told me aj^ain: •Father C. is a genius; one of the s,rreatest men 
 Iiymj'-, both as an orator and as a warrior a^fainst Rome. His hook, " Fiftv 
 ^ ears m the Church of Rome," is the stron..rest that has appeared since the 
 days of Luther. ' It is, no doubt, a wonderful hook, which will do havoc in 
 the ranks of Romanism ere lony. As a b 
 cannot be -aiii to 
 
 ne a leader 
 
 lony. 
 anions 
 
 Us. 
 
 miuer, as a pastor, .\[r. Cliinicpiv 
 He will fet'l. to the end of hi- da\s, 
 
tho sill roiill- (.f Uoini-h Iraclhii--. ■I'liii.!, Ir^ j, si ill li\ ino, in his >i.M.i,t\ . 
 M.'voiitli Mill. IIS vi!;( irons as iwr; ivlaiiis liis ticar, iiii;;iii!4 \<>ii(.', Iii^ \\it 
 aiul saivastn, Init is ln'coiniii'^ inoiv and tiioiv sfiious in his adihwsrs. 
 'I'lianks for vonr svnipalln. Our work is rii|.. niissioiiar\ pmhliin of Niw 
 llimiami. Canada is I lUshiil ii.uiir Uonii''s poui'r. Thi' wealth is in Ihr 
 hands of thi- chnrcli and a fiw |uoplf. TIk' inassis arc poor and ii^iiorant. 
 I'"()r lillifs ,,/,v/c liii' cliunh, jiki an tnorinoiis sponui', sni'ks np ,fs7'XM).(xx) 
 annnallv from p(jor faiiiuis l'rol)al)i\ nioiv for piu iinis, cic., aiui (Jod 
 aloiu' knows how manv millions foi- iu'r ////•.vv/Avr. 
 
 " ^'onrs, sincori'iv , 
 
 • C I!. Amauon. " 
 
 /v7v// ///i' '' Ih)s/<)/i I Icra/if,^ Mnir/i jy. 
 
 ••■{'his hook is rniiiu'nll_\ r.'atlal)K'; it has ad\cnluri', persecution and 
 thrlHiin;- narratiw, and theiv is in it an ixposiiion of Cardinal Newnian'.s 
 liosition in lea\inuthe I'ai-lish for the Koman Cliuivh v\hieli will he read 
 with keen reli-h In those who ha\e followed his eareei without heiny ahle 
 to sec his eonsis|,>ni-\ . " 
 
 I'^roni the '' Xfonii/io; Star^,^ Boslon. 
 
 "Nir, (lladslone in his ■Letter to I.oril Alierdeen, ' smIiI: -No more 
 eiinninu plot was e\er devised a;^ainst tiie freedom, the happiness aiul virtue 
 of mankind than Komanisni.' Mr. (iladstone's estimate of the nature and 
 tendeney of the Roman Calholie Church is tlerived from the ol)ser\ ations 
 and -tudx of a loiii;- life in |iositions which have i;i\eii him. a most excellent 
 <)pi>ortunily to jud^e. The urcit ICn^lish statesman, moreover, is not the 
 man to speak ill of an ecck'siastical oinanizatioii. unless what he knows com- 
 pels him to do so. It is remarkahle to what an extent the soletmdv j,nven 
 testimonies of e\Uon)ish jiriests fin-nisli f.iits corrohorativ e of .^ucli jndif- 
 iiient as that pronounced hy Mr. (iladstone. One .->f the latest of the loi'ti; 
 list is lontainetl in a \iilumeof mer Soo paL;es. entitles l''ii'iv N'kaks i\ 
 IMK Cm K( II or Komi,. The author is the somewhat wideh known 
 l-"a!her Chini<|U_\, e\-priest, sometimes called •■the .\postle of Temperance 
 of Canada." ami author of 'The Priest, the Woman and the Confessional," 
 etc. The hook > iitains in a series of nraphicall\ written chapters a detailed 
 account of the author's life and experiences in tlie Church of Home. It is 
 the old story of priestly corruption, Jesuitical kna\ery,and Romish hostility 
 to free institutions, and much that inakes the '^lory o"f oui- I'rotcstant Chris- 
 tian civilization. It is the okl -tory, hut told with"an atlluenceof illustration 
 andafevorof diction which enchains and ahsorhs the attention thioui,di- 
 out. The style of the hook is hettir than that of simil.ir works which Wo 
 have read. It is chaste, and thoni;h at limes violent, stimulative of the 
 l>roper emotions with which to re.^ard the iniipiilies tlial are disilosed. 
 And _\et, the Cliurch of Rome is not an unmixed evil. Nothiie^ svi'ins to 
 put so far off the millennial dawn a> does the ihou^ht of what must he 
 wrought in this i;i<,fantic ori^ani/.ation, in order to purifv it and leave it, 
 ))nrsieti as liy lire, onlv what it ouyht to lie. .Sold onlv' hv suhsi-rijition. 
 Price, $5.(X). I'ulilislied hv Crai'4 \ Harlow. iSo Sj Monro'e .St., Chica>'o. 
 
 ■Jik/ issNccK till- t:.;ii/y-i/iiitif rili/ii'ii ol' •■ Tlir I'liisl, Hi, II miitni ,nh!fli,\ 
 <'i>///f\srii//if/," Ay ///r s,n/li lUiihnr. Svn, Ji)h p[^., ilntli, -..illi f^.-iilniU of lllv 
 iiiillior. I'i'hi $1 .00. Si-iil /(' ,n/y mldri ss cii iciiif'/ ol [^rhc. 
 Ci;.\l(, <l IIAJN.OW. /'iiNis/irrs, 
 
 /So il- /Sj M,tin;<r S/r,rt. ('//iuino. III. 
 
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