The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-07-28


70 you peiieye. inens IN IN inseinscn' cfear
tof, personal Coo
Veftainiy. shiu Mr. kalson. Inc exlssence
OF suen 1od can 20 my mlnn, almost oe proved
from cnemistsy.
HOW strong THIS utserance' And DOW remark
apie Wnen emannIns from man axe E1isons
Ahose htsie scleutisu VINO are iona o. Dsins
ssyieu akHosa1es may Wen pause "a sne iHce o.
tiis confession anu ask tnemseises - tney s.o
quite sure tney Know they 40 not kho" there -
uVu-
Aooui tne une % tue pupHcsiion % lnis In
tessieW Win Ea'sol, ieaalhS louins. CON
tainea an accn<pt OF conversation neiu VAIN
ctanisy on h,s Aitisal ~ Lah1ios. Ia snas e
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sAs 90 .oAs
ne ssse ~ ~ LIZ TN consie'io mat olsinS
snohnee hal eeeh given u u ~ snas unpsi-
aneien mafcn acioss AiIiea- ~ was na LILY
aso"si, anu Iaitn oofh OF an experiences .iAe
tnat OF stan'ey ought 70 CARY great "eikn'
WIZ lesser mines, s.anisy 'estinohy - 20 =. .ne
rosioehce ~ 1.u: aha tnas = sinp's' a. 'no
1oia sishincs' uou siooAins DeioIe, pro- iuius
IoI nss cliaufeh - meaus psIsonsl ea,e .ol
ahyosis "ho places niiosen lnl,ne nsuus u 10y
Iss a'Hss. inus I. - conanua'ion VI "nas
Adisou amfMsu. oosss P'ossueuco - lug %
vine personally 10 con.sc. Win man. lnls
.ne iosicai onscoMe u ruisoh oe.lsl = 0ou
pe'son. lhen fnae,y ne Gan sssnu ~ no
otnei reiatlon soWaan ms crsasute< tnan lnaa y.
iatnef. ASK cniin, true, loving, oneuiehs
cn,iu "nas ne understands py tne .e,m "a
Ana y TUG paiens 'ne sas'e, sne
caasu wall Guy means e.e oe wv
cares iof aim inc most "no piosiues
ior hiin. VINO 10. ohiy clothes a''u Ieeos ~ M
put exercises az tne tehdef omces OF iather,
uesiies - hiPsth'1lns in sic pray as "ei1 90 an
ING WORK. caring NOT only ior the wants OF me
Doay, pnI I'M paitihe nose cary lessons Q. moial
anu pIitua' truth .ha. WIZ DC ial n'ols ~ snas
g no tnsn the iiensss hefisass % earthly sa'n'
And SO IL with the man VINO has STANLEY
faith IN Gods providence AS ne looks up TO
Heavenly Father he believes In the possibility
OF . communion with that Father, and this re-
iafionsnip ne mas througn prayer. 10 believe
In personal God-in providence -necessitstes
prayer Stanley refers In his "reminiscences to
the power OF his prayers. Livingston when
found in death ives kneeling in the attitude OF
devotion with open Bible spread before MIN.
And Stanley, Ike Livingston, found IN re-
lance upon God his surest support what
repuke 70 the man VINO ieeis 100 skepticaLo or 100
lnuependent 70 pray us iaitn III 1oos provl-
dence that men need most today. In every
oifncuity that tnwarts man individually ana
In the settlement OF the crest problems OF the
Social ana industriai word. 1t Is the remem-
prance OF the Fsfherhood OF Goa ana the
profhernood OF man that alone WILL give peace
and security.
NOW we nave had the word OF two great
men, one stating MS beiief In Q personal
TOD. and the other leading as a step further to
aeknowiedge the relationship between the
human and divine personality There is one
more witness, and this 10 Gladstone. His testi-
mony 70 oeiieI In the manifestation OF the
aIvine fatnernood IN the lie OF man, mani
fes'ation expressed definitely. positively In the
person OF Christ, ana continue1 In the life OF
the spirit IN humanity. Says Gladstone: /" The
question OF the day2' There is but one ques-
ton, and that 10 the gospel 1t can and will
correct everything that needs correction. All
MEN at the head OF great movements are
christsan men. During tire many years was
In the cabInetI was brought into association
with sixty master minds, and all but fve OF them
were Christians. My only hope for the world is In