The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-21
[CB z OF WEDLocK.
.u;.on on the Home Des-
..rrsrsr Of . Great City.
80 ENTRANCE ORDINANCE.


x.,,verea at the FIRST Pres
-, Las. evening the fifth
- -. ~ sernsosss on The Sins
-. AT Cur City Life" Ii
Fl - asxrx,urse on the Seventh
s.sament. HIS text was Exoaas
-. .sQs..u sesalt not comrnaf aI1ui-
80 ts.sas, with a easogy o. Paul
3. -. able 10 say IN his fare
80. - ss,e elders OF the church
-. 81 arm pure from the blood
...s-. xa~ have not Stunned TO
urto yoa all the counsel OF
- spaaker went on to show the
800 fatfnfal Ambassador to de-
-. ..,e~zaee ne has been csyrsufis-
~. ]. d4sIysr By his sovereign.
800 q an ambassador. DR..
y!!Es -. ~r~,tp OF the difficulty OF ex-
80. !, s.p<.seR fully in English. The
l.... ,en<.xaee Is the language OF
Ia..-.. II l. not Hike the French,
- s funuendo and the expression
.l<s..... az thought which the Anglo
- Knows nothing about
~ sreaker gave special prominence
ia: xs.r.srrxe to the .'fAgne destroyer
.s:.:,s. > H. sa.d, mas its own share OF
- The beautiful eide OF marriage
<.,5.. ,nsf sabbath evening. He was
.:z. shsrp was also a dark side. But
/ 8 - rurzrising. Satan entered the
risn nr snischief: he does not
'.sSs. a. see Eden exist untafT1isned
ssss I 1rxxfusss DIR. Alison character
& 80 8 me great enemy of the home
x~s1krk. He said: There are men
.;;;.e IA who rosl iaiquify under Their
s sssSsw as q gweet morsel who seem
I IS n eonscsenceless who seem to exist
-u11lur reature-grasiGicaltioz, that any
4l., else. who are ever ready 70 leave
{ - at any time OF the day. or
- 4 any time of the night IL there
g fksy may be able to scent carbon.
- yuItures do. from afar. We have
= s our midst who go about as de-
r1fely TO break down all thai Is high.
( - "a sacred among us. az did the
- VINO set about the seduction OF
\ v{sh q view TO the destruction OF
FL
- wurd BIZ which we characterize
g MIXTURE is the word lfbertine.' He
i -; he q vile, / would rather see
nyem 20 down 70 the grave than meet
Il ~ teens m close fellowship with this
= Il traquity. There are two kinds
Z Ms creature. There Is the out
nehen fellow. and there is the peIished
I6cnrso. The former beasts OF his
ta1osezs: the latter would not for the
ND sha. his slosngs were known. He
= Mt as iecsiefous as the oths- fessey.
tuu(bly rn<e 50. But he Is 50 on the
III have no respect for either, but
q hfxer villain is the worse"
d Alison described both at length.
y eptaking Of Number One he said.
He Il the open sensua.iSt. He b
elpud rather than ashamed OF his viz
49,. IL the company Of his intinates
- lcsts to recoIHt--ass the Indian does
- sczlrs the number OF times he has
mnds virtue pay tIihnte at his gates. He
90 MOI regale you with experiences IN
NhilrhApei. These arc ordinary: they
~ 10 common. II is as a veritabie Don
Jonn h. wishes to shine In the estirln-
IN q Als friends. He recounts with
GNs Enzsa the barriers In his way:
~ h Atd his. plans with the skiii OF
GENERAL who desires to take a fort.
sad shows that his tactics were more
aaa pFpFed wise by the fact that his
tseeEirs victim finally surrendered
~ hen he intersifles the interest In
g narrative In the same sa4fo that he
90 convey the impression that this
1fs vas al IN pursuit Of game that
= oshsr marksnIan could bring down.
N Ne y a hlaek-hearsesi villain! He
1sses thinks a noble thought, He wants
y POSE always as a ladies man. Hs
$50 al his chunls 20 know that there
aeshsng too hard for him: that there
iM woman In town who Is able to
s hss charms. IL he sets his mind
Nat way"
4zN speaker also in words as pointed
s'ssned Number Two: the nbertine
sae sought to livs a double life; TO
- asnsesf Oft as yirtnous. whereas he
- esaiy vie. 'sSuch men, he said.
assssuy our homes"