Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1913-05-15
THAT SCARLET WOMAN.

Editor News:
| am greatly astonished and surpris-
ed when parents and citizens uphold
sin and crime, and deDOunce an editor
for exposing crime and giving warn
ing of the danger of young men being
led to ruin. Sam Jones said, You
throw a stone into bunch of dogs and
the one hit will boiler" So somebody
has been hit Parents, if your boy is
led to such ruin, don't put the blame
on the scarlet woman, but on yourself,
by talking and oountenancing such
crime in his presence, in talking of
and censuring the editor, saying he
used obscene words when men and
women are living and pTacticing OBJ.
scene lives boldly and almost publicly.
If You don't believe in plain English
language and talk the people can I'M
derstand, let us burn our Bibles. Must
we hold our speech, not cry out against
such sin and heinous crime, and let
the bright young men and boys of our
country be ruined and finally go to
hell' God have mercy on such char
acters
will now see what the Bible says,
and will give the definition from Bible
dictionary.
Prov. 9Th: One that is not thine
own She uses the most deceitful
speeches. as the droppings of the hon
ey out of the comb. 4th verse; Bit
ter as NORWOOD" How disagreeable
to God The end of harlot is bitter
and sharp as two-edged sword. What
pain and ruin of character, body and
soul follows upon whoredom and un-
cleanness Amos 81 says: I'VE who
turn judgement to NORWOOD and
leave off righteousness in the earth. "
If we pass Judgement upon man for
exposing wrong it will bring bitter
ness to us by and by. Prov. SO: Her
ways are movable. She continually
varies her allurements. Thou can't
not know them. 1t is impossible to
conceive all her tricks and wiles. To
learn their varieties is part of the
science first taught in that Internal
trade. 7th. Hear me, o We children,
young men and boys in general, for
these are the most likely to be deceiv
ed and led astray.) Sth verse: "Come
not nigh the door of her house"
Where there are generally such exhib-
itions as have natural tendancy to
excite impure thoughts. 9th. LEST
thou give thine honor. The charac-
ter of the debauchee is universally de-
tested. By this even those of noble
blood lose their honor and respect. Do
you want your boy to come to that'
Cruelty has its throne in the heart of
the harlot and will rob and murder
when it appears to answer her ends.
Those who give their strength, their
wealth, their years to them. The nm
faithful wife or husband has often |
murdered their own for the sake of
their paramour. The vice of prostitu-
ton is one of the parents of cruelty. |
II verse: "When thy flesh and thy
body are consumed. Is putrid with
the concomitant disease of debauchery,
4 public reproach which the justice of
God entails on this species of iniquity.
Verse 49, Drink water ont of thine
own cisteln." Be satisfied with thy
own wife and let the wife see that she
.everences her husband. Verse 81:
For the ways of man," whether they
ire public or private. God sees all the
'teps thou takest in life Verse %:
Man becomes bound with his own
lords and so is led captive by the dew
/ at his will. Verse %: "He shall die
without instruction. This is most
likely and is generally the case. Solo
non says: 1.-THE ways of harlot are
,ast finding out Woe unto You ad-
alters and adulteresses How shall
,ou escape the damnation of bellT"
When all good people join heart and
'and against the sin of whoredom
md adultery instead of opposing the
nan who writes against these things
We will help make better country.
T your boy or girl turns out bad, hold
our peace.
SUBSCRIBER.
Tenn, May 8, 1873