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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-04-20

The pastor of Plymouth Congregation church,
Rev. George A. Tewksbury, preached to full
co aggregation yesterday morning from the text,
Joshua n.2l-sshe bound the scarlet line in the
window" The action was that Of Rahab, -
the specified method Of deliversnce for herself
and her fathers house in the destruction OF
Jericho The text was used siiustratively. The
scarlet line may illustrate the atonemeat Of
Christ Scarlet, more than any other, is the
scriptural color OF sin Though your sins De
rs scarlet. they shall be - white - SNOW" Yet
the scarlet of sin is counter-mafched By the
saviour's blood 1t il like adjusting itself to
like. color to color, crimson to crimson The
Gospel adapts itself 10 the nature and need Of
the human soul Lydia Maria Chiid's book,
Aspirations Of the World" was referred to.
Coufucianism, Buddhism, Mohammedsnixm
have ell been religions of aspiration rising from
the human side toward God. The Gospel alone
comes from the divine side to MAJ, to ell his
longings giving not q stone but bread
1t wss necessary for Rahab to make use Of the
scarlet line. Her use OF it was that Of both
faith and works The atonement of Christ viii
not avail anything for salvation to US If we do
not use it. 1t must be believed, it must be
oheyed. The daily life must be conformed 70 it
1t must be used according to the specifications.
In one particular window of which mention
was made must the scarlet line be bound By
Rahah We must not alter the terms Of the
Gospel to our convenience; not trim them to
our own fancy or preference; not subject them
to the play OF an unsdvised liberty And no
time can safely be lost in complying with them
She "bound" the scarlet line in the window
1t 10 q Christian life OF INTENSITY, of fast and
firm coasecration, which 10 required; Q Life
which will stay, . permanent fixture in the
window. marking . steadiast adherence to the
most devoted standards OF the service OF Christ.
A life OF publicity also. seen Of others, q the
'.liue'' OF tae text was placed where il could be
seen by those outside, and would else have been
useless. "Whosoever shall confess me before
men," is the Masters condition
Such life will surely succeed: il win bring
everyone who lives it TO salvation and glory a
the device of the scarlet line saved Rahah and
her household. Bind the scarlet line of the
Gosrei in the window Of your Lie at once and
keep il there.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-04-20
YBIiL GOODS FOR THIS MoyTI

A PAIR OF SOLITAIRE DIAMOND Ear.
- naEs- weighing So carzfs- 6ne white ssaa,fs ~
go priexfacn PERFECTLY Cut 90 match and ofn ruS-
re thai slmplv ScrEeoas. ozr them a ~ -
import $3.50
a FAIR OF SOLITAIRE DIAMOND rAn.
ra-s. weighing cArAfs of q rnoSr< sreea sx,icrr
psIs-cis csu 10 match. Antwerp xfysa uix&nfl =
nemfsn and % dazzling Ir<sr~- cor re5ce 4 40
'i'es never cost less than $500 to import
A MAGNIFICENT DIAMOND Avn Rrnv
Syp<y Rsnx. pireon hsosd rssh5ex ara !, h1s,s-
Nh'e diamond in the center a hantSpu,e xnnfa
raf1 Ssees white s1iasssnas 81 rare pex4esrf5on n
ksrEretss csasaerst acf emerald ring pnr~ whine
oAfhnssstss weighing q ca-ufS ana Il vr~r fuo
razsrsass-s a x4sr OF solitaire diamond enrrfnun
Weighing csrss. ~ choice steel cssur sna vs1v
Aess 81 so ~onlf rssf a. iexst 50 10 dupaicnGe
A HORSESHOE Ss-ARr PIN. Py-RE wHrrr
11ssssosffS And excTrtfanAfly Ere errern1yn
= man sf~ns rssr nf Es-r-'~ diamond ss<4xN 49,
IONS -rhoacf STEEL cnsoe ciarnosaas Of yase rer3t
Inn- weighing = carat these hnfscns ana srfssSf
more TO duplicate
MARoTfSE RINGS BEING VERY Nrru
~ sought ater we win describe saw slas M
nEa r~A6y p1rchasers NJ orr prices An ~mernX
me cnsns. szrroardes by 10 frst -ras~r iaSnovs1S
~ 80. 9 iianiald and rnhy f,nrqus~e ring 4 -.
eon afoca rnhr surrounded hr - chosre <elp<fr1
1891 wfase atAraannS- hxrsrg . x0rxpon~ efr~r4 -
90 very large r1hv and diamond n,mrnux~e r5n1
y pure white nsd Nine diamonds and lnrue -
eyc~pssonslly Hne rrba~~ in the center - fsrS
tremendously low price Of sl2l
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-04-20
70 BuiIa : TabernaeIe.

The congregation OF the Holy Trinity Luth-
ersn church are preparing to erect . tabernacle
on their lot on the corner OF Seventh and Onion
streets, and their pastor, Rev. E. F. Keever, Al
services last evening, urged upon them TO has
ten this important undertaking. He said they
had been in their present Old quarters long
enough and should have church OF their own:
that with better accommodations they could
accomplish more good for themselves IA d tleir
fellow men
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-04-20

The time for which free passes TO Columbia
have been issued expires this evening. and no
more unlimited passes VIII be issued. The free
use tina; has been made Of them 10 greatly appre-
eis;ed by the donors, and the object in making
the change is only 10 enable rs TO accommodate
even larger number of visitors than hereto
fore Hereafter days viii be set part fof special
guests. This win be continued until an opg-or-
tunity viii be Afforded for persons of nearly
every profession and calling represented in the
city 10 visit the marvellous new suburb.
Next Thursday viii Re ministers day. and the
Saturday following viii be devoted 70 the enter
tainnent OF the teachers OF Seattle.
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Ministers' Day.

Next Thursday has been chosen . ministers
day q: Columbia Ten sites for churches win Be
donated by the company. and the visitors viii
be showu the locations selected II. in their
opinion, IL In not too early 20 begin TO plan for
the erection Of church buildings. necessary az
rangernenss for that purpose wiz Be inangur-
a;ec All the ministers in the city are cordially
invited TO come and 10 bring their friends. Com
plimentaTy passes win be furnished upon sppli-
cation BY Bomsn & Rochester, ground door, oc-
cidenfal block
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7OKLE
SINGERNAN
6 CO.,
7l7-19-2l-2s FRONT ST.

SEATTLE, April 20, 1891.
After 9 o'clock this morning
you may have the goods that
are to be special this day.
None sold before that hour.
Today is another Of those
money-saving events in our
store. A chance to gather up
the dimes and quarters on small
investments. The opportunity
TO test Franklin's saw of a
penny saved is a penny earned.
We are aiming today at the
moderate sized and modest
pocket books. The ones
where gold is not so often
found as silver, SO we have
taken for this special sale those
goods that will be best suited
and quickest appreciated.
Fast black cotton hose IL &c
pair is one of the specials.
The fast black is guaranteed.
Sleeveless knit vests at SIC
each. three for e5c. Actually
less than first cost to the manu.
facturer.
Fourteen yards of sateen for
ST., exactly the same as We have
been selling for $I.4o the ID
yards.
Gotten challis, 20 yards for
the ST., have all the pretty
hgurings and are reduced in
price nearly one-half.
Ginghams. 81 inches wide,
for 10 sc a yard. Remember
the extra width, the handsome
patterns, and that the goods
have heretofore sold at zoe.
Keep in mind that the special
prices are for this day only and
none sold before 9 a. m.
Particularly deep are our cuts
on the muslin underwear: in
fact many lines are much below
cost prices. On all of them
the idea of marking for today's
special has been all Of the
profits and considerable of the
cost taken away.
l ne special prices speak Tor
themselves:
Corset covers, regular price. ssc: special. aSc.
Corset covers, regular price. Soc: special. Sc.
Corset covers. regular prsce. CSC. special. isc-
Corset covers. regular price. roc; special. Sc.
Corset covers regular prsoe. T5c: special sac
Corset covers regular price. 81; special. -oc.
ChemIse. regular prsce. 6oc; special. acc
Chemise. regular price, -5c; special. coo.
chensse. regular price, 81; special. zoe
Drawers. regular price. CSC. special. SOC.
Drawers. regular price 75c: special. s5c.
Drawers, regular price, soc, special. 7oc.
Nighisowns, rsgsssr prsce. sLaSs special, spc.
Nighigosns. regular price. sl-5o. special
Sl-l0.
skirts smnslin,. regular price. SITS: special
sl45.
skirts fmuslin,. regular price. u so; special,
$50.
skirts tmuslinl regular price. $50; special,
ells.
skirss fmss.inl, regular rrice. si-2s; special,
81
skirts tmuslins. regular price. soe: special
-oc.
skirts fun.lin). regular price. zoe: special,
55c.
The special prices are for
this day only.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-04-20

The Great American Importing Tea Company.
which has forsy-sve branch houses il successful
operation. have located q store ~ ss24 Front
street, where they carry . large ilne OF fne teas
eoeees and spices. tor which they are noted
over TIE eussre Coast
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81 TEMPTATION
Eourse Of Lectures by
q Y. w. Chandler.
uRnlsHEs a TEXT.
annA's Dslivsrancs-Nes1s ~
- 4. Spiritual way
1900 Rrsn Pulpits.

GEnbsa Oel1voroDco-Soo40o ~
- n Spiritual way
Nv. Chandler preached 70 large
r - North Seattle Second Methodist
- church yesterday. His lecture was
- q : eersez Of lectures on the cempta-
lAr1rk The previous Sunday he spoke
ppsat&ons IN . general way, and II now
s up With lecture ON each OF the
S. ueafions- Yesterday he dwelt on the
e3oa, taking - his text the passage:
ansuefed and said: 1T il written man
NJ b bread alone, but by every word
- cut Of the mouth Of God-'s
Hnptixm Of Christ BY John In Jordan.
upachex, Ne are told that He was
- des u In the wilderness fOr the
= 11gg dsys. One Of these Temptations
= his physical appetite. The man
- um worn and weary from fasting.
Alton Satan appeared unto Him and
- 1hou be the son OF God command that
- b made bread" A much g to
Fl - nj the Messiah, II Gods son, then
- ppwez to work miracles; and here
= RI eoftunity TO demonstrate that thou
- Here you are, hungry, alone, needy
-. and ycs the son OF God. How easily
.s5s;s s.tfsfv vour v,nts, WV moi mate
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&n.oD % loan ~ once. o. inside property. oy
" J. Clark 4 Co. II and Il sale Deposit building
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xLKMxNrs OF SUCCESS.

How the Great Prize Of Life n 20 Re
StYivea For.
Owing 70 the indlspo<ision OF the Rev. Dr..
Gilbert the services IN the Fs,x. " Z church
were conducted by NJ. ]. H schively. Who
spoke upon tas subject Of Elements Of Sue
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Us VIII give ycc persecs health u invested
u 4cczs's Revealed Remedy
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Enenhs, Rubies and Sapphires.

fn'encsfs purchasers az presents sNoa,s net saz3
u Inspect the ccfosszs sleek Of 6larsc1zt< 80
EAfcsses Ne exhfhfs = Is tie fxrxe<f IN ne wex<
tslr siior windows are pscse. with tjzrsnaas aoN
SeNche artd szr showcases Elled with zlsfyer-
TX gems resembling persS< ocean Of fra n il
= >ssni ~ EASILY for-ntfsn Everything pror~ ID,
@fssonts AID other rrcscss STONES xe have b. a.
tntfsansts fro-n tse largest 20 TIE SMALLEST Al
New ccnsss tie
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TOKLAS,
SINGERMAN
eco.
Sale Of Savnill Machinery.

on Monday. the 4tG DAY 81 Nay. SOL al II ecloek
In the fsrencon sell n pebisc Aacron 10 sh@ high
esz bidder tie sawuill machinery and nxtares To-
elactnz i6x2u rixiii-hAa9 sssie valve enxise.
exlo right hand siee valve engine, s9exiS-foot
tabular boilers. i2-fooz hoscr together with AL
pump, .soinrh Iasweziyn n~aser. dssGeie c1ycu-
lar Sawralu with three wrought iroa patent bead
h.asks- Bull wheel I fytfsien log can1er. srif,-
lzsers. sk1finx. p1zleys. ccsfsst8x. WOOL rolls.
Evere-t shiaEae sniii ! shtn<ie POINTER. SAwdass
cons eyo-s. se1cDrr. Fay slzg.e riArfer. Dan
isAs planer- tsg.sher With ala necessary fixtures
and SANS the same beiag . conf se,e szw usll
sHissgie-zn ara sash and door plant The sale
wsaa take place Eae premises. viz the sxwraisl
known a. iAe seattle Nil Company min, situated
ese-c 20, Jodkins addition. In the cry 81 seat
tie, Washington Terms cash
J. X LEWIS. Trustee.
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%. 1881
The Portland
PORTLAND. OREGON.
Esniea y ssecsricsy; heated ~ steam; spea %
psAces' nekns ana suites On every eooE.
AFRICAN PLAN.
$500 Per Day and Upwards
CHAS. e. LELAND.
AMUSENEyry.
SEATTLE OPERA HOUSE
JoHs W. HAxsA- Lessee and Manager.
:..'-...-.---.------.-.--.-
TWO NIGHTS ONLY.
s.. = APRIL .. .-.A
THrzD YsAR or
'''..'.'.....--.--..--.-.-
-,THE TWO Srsrrpsx
- -
'----.-.--'---......---.-.....
By the Author. Of the old Homestead"
and Under the Management Of
DESdAS THOMPSON
GEORGE W. RYDER
THE PRESS AND PUBLIC RECOMMEND TT.
..The Two sisters viii do the human r.ce
good
"A perfect museum Of city characters-
fnAof fun. to1iity and humorous sstaationxs
small Slice cut out OF The real WORDS
As not load. bat expressive
az play for everybody
"A revolution in dramatic workmanship"
PRICES OF ADMISSION:
~ ncof. -.....--...-...-....1oo
0Aaefy......--........... -.-.--.............s SOC
Monday. Apr.l 81 The Famous Bossons.aa
CoRDRArs rHKATER
Corner Third and Madsson.
...-......... ...... ------....-.-.-.--.-.-.
GRAND SPRING OPENING.
...-...---.-..----.--.-------.
WITH ENTIRE NEW COMPANY.
Engagement Of the Charming Enosiona,
Actress,
MISS LAURA Alberta
And the Sterling Actor.
Nh WILLARD LEE
Week Commencing
.-.-....-.-.........-..-.
MONDAY APRIL 20
.....s..-....--..---------
Tie Famous Emotional Society Drama
ia -Four Acts. kn;itied
:...-...-...-.---...----....
/: II A 4kTIcIK a.: 81 +:
.-..-.-...--.-..-.-.-......-.
ENTIRE NEW SCENERY.
ENTIRE NEW CAST OF cHARAcrEEa
s''s': s:.s.. vn5sstv4 .. 81: .;;s'.
:.....-.....---.-....-.-.-..
$3.50. AKIMoTos --......:
ROYAL JAPANESE TROUPE
:......-- tIEN IN NCNRRRl .-......:
..-.-...----.............-.
THE FAMOUS DARE RRorHERA
WEDNESDAY .ss .x4T1sEEs.ss} SATURDAY
PRICES OF ADMISSION:
seais IN saeaser. SOC. Soc and s aSe
Box
Seats reserved six days In advance al box once
an m, :. Lee 1850. SenumIIs 0rug sloss eorner So
CEATTLE OPERA HoEsE.
So1H W HANNA, Manager
TWO NIGHTS,
COMMENCING TUESDAY EVENING.
APRIL p,
The Comedy Success.
............-..-.-.
: HoYTs /:
"a TEXAS STEER
...-...............--..
TEE GREATEST OF ALL Horr's coHxpaA
TIN NURPHysAND FLORA WALSH,
..--ASn....
A SELECT COMEDY COMPANY. |
SEK Ora SENATORS ASp CoSsRessHKN AT
1Hx ARLISsToS, ~ wAsarNs-
ION. d. G.
PRESS AND PUBLIC UNANIMOUS
PRICES:
SA12esy ooc
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Columbia Cali ior . '-rsd" book
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TOPIC, THE PRICES

~ = IN inter inrossSbiistv for any one nc4 n 60
r.ssea 80 matter what p-sc~ may wish 10 raw
nave J1ssiy gained the reputation o. selling ~
Isl tnf rf1cr charged elsewhere and ne arp rcarG
~ aatnfs1n ffsaf reputation Selling ~ she rr1rv
~f co We are able 10 make the liberal oer "A snE
US diamonds back less 10 cent N 90 Sxfpu;n3eIf
n TIE hsi, Of sale. knowing tha, ~ The py5r~~ -
seai ior they VIII never be returned IS.
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Columbia Ministers day nex: Thursday.
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THIS GORGEOUS DIAMOND PENDANT
L also w0ra ss lace pin or hair ornament h1a -
hiRe-wh;te ntan,nds Of iussre and perfecsions
making star OF hrr THAI i SIMPLY dazzling; this
sketch hardly gives Il Justice IL mast he - -
appreciated our price is $50 to $1,000
ANY ONE WHO Is SEARCHING rO8
~ large pair OF osanenr earrings ~ . sacrifice
price need look fartner hey weigh 81 cafaf1,
without nien.ssh. perfectly cut ~ match sd 8
lussrr thai is simply superb We caer sheca - ~
inducsuent fer $500. Other seweieEs wou1dneo
hesitate Ia ask 81 Zoo Cor fhenl
r OVERS OF OLD MINE STONES SHOULD
II overlook this SoiirAire diamond SUD.
weiShng cs-ars. white rs the driven SNOW Of 81
perb hriliancr and very finely cut ~ the Ksd6cus
i0sssiy low price OF S3o9.
4 MAGNIFICENT DIAMOND NECKLACE.
n very large diamonds Of rare instse Aad per.
fecficn. each xcs1 81 separately. making Gfnx1
and effective ornament. weighing cxrats. we oke
i a. the sacrifice price q $50: the original cpue
Sssc0
4 DIAMOND HOOP BRACELET con-
n saInissg 5 large Diamonds CT the nnez3 Er4da.
izsuInted 10 show 30 sold Whatsoever. making 3
circle OF IRE that Is simply superb: oar pFscs =
$500
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useunsfsnces, 10 make his own living .Ry the
ess9 o. thy face shalt thou eat bread" By
. Sung aud eating the body IL developed
u animal life sustained This life Is TO
- a end Our days are numbered. The
- y coming when bread will not sustain life
- soegue win become paralyzed, our limbs In.
-. Ave aad cold. the blood viii stagna,e in the
- ne pulse viii ceSse to throb, life wiz be-
extinct ~Nsn cannot live by bread aloren
sseze u q soul life In US which Is not DEPEND
spoa this pe-ishing bread which sustsias
1aal NE The quantity we eat will not make
sssait wiser or better. II is different life
taes. II must have food of a dise-en.
- has also made provision for this life.
nc aas plaecd before us ali that is neces-
% tae development of this hsesserm i'm.
ased II the body. This life is no, deyeioped
1esdens OF the efforts OF the individual
nay have IN rs the foundation Of master in
OF we may possess the qualifications of
s's1 ssesalness sad influence. ana We. dwarf
oaA and dssappoiut the author Of our
Let as keep il aiaa iha; tAis life lives
1 -. s taaf We do not cease 10 exist, tia. We
- I'VE Is long Is God lives.
~ tas Truth before our eyes, the LANGUAGE
TO the TEMPER becomes more
ina. man shall not live
sseso Acne" but ey every word. eyery mr.
ss.esery appointment and every dispeasst,on
-. eea las ordered God intends that
Cstsins about. around and above Us shan
- 'e.ecsnal and spiritual educators II does
= sses 80 much how we educate our minds
: e.oP tais immortal life. Ii is in,poss bic
sx os one process alone. Ii is done in
ma colleges, by observation and exce-i.
- = = eaose and constant application. Every
- @H VII draw ous ana develop the moral
- eaectlai powers and ST them for useful
Ne ios future existence is 0. Gods an.
- saf and should be eagerly sought After
- ose o. BY every individual.
<aassons. observation and sxuerjenc. ~.
49, and hsrdships have mo . to DO win
e2s-sSs'o Paens Q. men than books BookxR,s
49, = 1e ne ps and should not be ignored. "
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Telegram-herald., 1891-05-29
JOY IN A COURTROOM.

rssausIina RosertIelic. tho italian Girl
Who slew Her FaithIsss Lover. Declared
"Not Guilty" by New York jury
Cheers Greet the Verdict.
NEW YORK. May 2s.-A courtroom
was filed with remarkable scenes
Wednesday az the conclusion of the
trial OF Pasqualina Robertiello. the
young Italian girl who killed her faith
less lover. Nicolo Pierro. The room
was crowded to its utmost when Judge
Van Brunt began his charge to
the jury. When the jury re-
turned from the consideration Of the
evidence and gave their verdict of
mot guilty" a cry Of Joy burst from n
hundred throats and shouts filed the
courtroom. Great confusion followed.
Pasqualins burst into tears and fell on
her mothers neck. Everybody crowd
ed around 30 grasp her hand. The
Judge uttered the words that made her
free. but no one heard him The young
woman was betrayed hy Pierro under
a promise OF marriage. When he re-
fused 70 keep his word. and aerided her
Sha shot him dad