The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-05

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strong IN the co1stnn<d power Of His In
Guenes There III se,igtoiss faculty within
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are endowed . Voice which speakr a
What II beysnd car power, higher aud bet
ter than humanity. A. In homesacknen
Que suffers from rkpFezse1 emotions and
affections, - the impressions Of religious
promptin9s must be jnjnrious end painful
VIII the iapsr Of TINE many Of the
errofs Of the early church heen oufxrcwn-
We rejoice In . larger liberty and knoui-
edge A1sa. II such liberty aad knowI
esiEe he not made 20 contribute to the
growth Of what b noblesr In as. But the
church has always hsd i;s saints. ana those
o. the no6esn church are = GRATED ~
Ifascis g As.assi- OF any Of the early
times when de5ccts are hound let them
nog Be laid 70 the door Of liberal RELIGION
what time or church hos Afforded an in
stance or more sainsed life than that Of
channirg. where has there been better
ioitief religious neal than that Of Theodore
Parker Innumerable casse@ attest the
power and efficacy OF liberal faith
Too often the religious nature II reprexs-
ed under the Temptations Of life The boy
Of noble and ingenious dispositieu becomes
polite and worldly. Men and women
LOSE THE rErrHvrLxEss
which characterized their youth. They
find II Q serious thing To earn livelihood
against the pfe5udsees OF others Il ex-
pressiye- Thus we have communicated
and lack Of individuality The necessities
Of work. the strife for achievement, fashion
and the force Of habit may also tend 10 Z
nanefns expression OF what il best In the
Individual
..Another source of injury to frne religion
4 In unbeiief: the state Of doubt and denial
Thus many snarcs be<es the indy iduai.
who would be true TO the voice Of God In
the soai, aud the danger n great that
though he hear the knock OF Christ. he
viii not open the door for his entrance
There Is danger that gradually from force
OF habit love of material wealth; or though
cofnpiacent negative doubt the power to
be ones best. slips AWAY from him. II Is
not alone vices and fAgr4ut wrongs that
/ interfere with ones higher growth, hut the
careless yielding In little things BY which
ones sense Of truth aud right Is lowered.
A million dollars was once lost to the gov
eminent through the omission OF a com
ma Ia tariff bill So in our lives trivial
things may decide great issues
And to him who walks the way OF life
with enthusiasm and fidelity TO what il re-
venled to him Of truth and duty. IL shall be
said In the great awakening: behold he Is
mine host with whom ] supped on earth
and be with me-
ALASKAN TRAVEL.
Many Tourists and Prespeesors
fIoeking Nerthward.
The steamship Anron. Captain Carroll,
arrived from Tacoma at q. m. yesterday.
and after taking on about 1000 tons Of
freight and = number Of passengers she
left at DO for Alaska She had over go
Passengers for the north, many of whom
were prospecfors going 10 seek their FOR
tune. The Others were, with two or three
exceptions. tourists on their way from the
east and south 10 view the sights To be
found In the great wonderland OF the
Western Hemisphere. Among the latter
was the Rev. sclah w. Brown, who lee
tured before the Young Mems Christian
Association Saturday evening last and
who Is on trip partly OF pleasure and
partly to regain bis health, which l. a5me-
what impaired. MI. Brown will make the
round trip, aad return here about June e,
when he will give lecture on the seven
wonders Of the new world Miss J. A.
Ackerman, Of Santa Barbara. California. a
prominent woman's Christian Temper
anee Union worker. was also passenger Eo
look over the Alaskan field She will
probably stay month or two, and on her
return has consented TO deliver a lecture
before the woman's Christian Temperance
Union OF this city
Travel northwari IL setting in much
earlier this season than ever before, and
the present outlook Is good for an i'm
mense stream of tourists 10 this coast this