The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-12-17
MARVELLOUS TRUTHS
ABOUT THE CHINESE.
Mr.. Schoonmaker's Lecture VIII
Discl0se Many Intrr~sssng Facts
Ab0ut the Orient.

People interested in learning how the
wonderful precious stone Feb. tsui 0ade)
handled. by the Chinese. the only people
ever able TO do anything with this hard
and rough, capitalization, should attend
The lecture to be delivered al the Armory
ne-t Wednesday evening for the Y. NJ. c.
"A benefit. by Mr.. F. X Scheonmaker.
who win exhibit some interesting speci-
mems. The difference between the Con-
fucian and Christian religion and morality
will be made plain and interesting, and
the marvellous explanation of the doctrine
of predestinatfon which Chinese scholars
make. Will be presented In such a way
that all win derive Information from It,
and all will be astounded at the sasisfac-
toriness of the Oriental philosophy on this
tormentinx problem.
Mr.. Schoonmaker can be trusted TO MI
up his time by giving his hearers real
news. real intelligence respecting the sub
feet OF his lecture, original matter not
heretofore made public. and rs surprising
~ interesting To all Christians who desire
TO receive at first hand the real truth
about the largest nation that has ever
existed for any length of time in the hts
tory OF the World and whose alleged
paganism Is much more closely allied to
The doctrines preached by the Savior than
most people suspect. and whose daily con-
duct or affairs of life. when contras.ed
with cur own. leaves us little. If anything
to hfag about The Chinese claim thar
the Savior spent several years. between
the age Of IL and the tine ST JOHN hap
and that II was from the latter the Golden
Rule was learned. In his lecture here Mr.
Schoonmaker may also throw some light
on this contention.
The Sterling. III, STANDARD speaks MS
follows of this lecture;
MIR. Sehoonmaker Is a wonderful man
on the platforn~Sthe most wonderful ora
tor ever heard hereabouts where all the
orators OF the country have spoken The
citizens OF Sterling now living nave heard
many orators ttatly samuus. hst the
one who listened 10 Mr. Schoouusskar las
evening viii assert he ar she ever heard
better palmer. more entertaining speak
or. With such man using "A marvellous
voice. crystal mind language that flres
itself into the mind tn stay upon So vast
a theme as China and what the United
States VIII do with Chua~-there Is a men.
tai banquet the like of which IL is not
given men often to enjoy II ,irew
crowd that packed the largest auditorium
this part of the country afordS and spell
bound even the scores that stood so that
they remained stiIi "a ia a dream Tor two
hours and "A hair. IL Mr.. Seheonmaksr
should return "a Sterling ~ fegeaf MS l.ss-
turr or To deliver another ON any tonic
there Is no hal mere that weilld begin Ia
hold the crows that wosssd nock to hear
him. and the admission fcs could NOT b,
put high enough ~ keep Them away
Tickets for the sehaonaaaker lecture will
be on sale today AZ the folio Sine vlacs,s
Y NJ. G. A headquarters BaErsngtor's
dralS store. corner Pike and Second. seat
Tie Hardware Company. Stewart a nalrpes
DRUG Company. Seattle Hotel. Roaney &
stewards. corner Third ard Columbia
Lees pharmacy. issttts G0nenfs cigar stnrss
corner f1Fs, and Cherry.