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NOTICE TO CREOT0RS .
Estate IF James B. johnson, De-
ceased.

u.suan: 10 an order OF the Probat Court Of
salt Lake County, Utah
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN B7 TAL
IN undersigned sdminIstrator OF the estAte
OF Jas. B. johnson. deceased, to the :Ied! !tG rs
of and all persons having claims against tie
said deceased, to exhibit them, With lie
necessary VOUCHERS, within ten months ai tel
the first publication Of this notice, TO tie s aic
administrator at ths banking house of Wells.
Fargo & Co.. in salt Lake City. Utah, the
ssme beirg the place for the trsE saction OF
the business of said estate.
HARRY T. DUKE,
Adminst ator Of James Z. johnson, de-
In the County 0. Salt Lake, dated Nay 9th,
1884 m2T
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g STARTLING DISCOVERY.

Physicians are often startled by
uarkable discoveries. The fact
ast Dr.. Kings New Discovery for
assumption and all Throat and
Lung diseasesi is daily curing patients
mat they have given up to die, 10
startling them to realize their sense
Of duty, and examine into the n1er-
rs Of this wonderful discovery, re-
sulting Ia hundreds Of our best
Physicians using 1t In their practice.
Trial Bottles free at z. o. n. / Drug
3tors. ReQulss siEs Sl.00. 4
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DENJAMIN K. BULLOCK AND ISAAC
ID Bullock. the executors Of the last VIII
and testament Of Dominicus Garter, deceased,
having fled their petition herein praying for
an order OF sale of a part Of the real estate
Of said decedent, for tie purposes therein set
forth:
Itis therefore ordered by the said Court
that all persons interested in the es-
tate Of said deceased appesr before the said
Probate Court on Saturday, The 14th day OF
June, 1884, at 10 o'clock In the forenoon Of
said day, at the court roo m Of. said Probate
Court, at the Court House In Provo City,
County of Utah, to show cause why an order
should not be granted to the said executors
to sell so much of the real estate Of the
said deceased ss shall be necessary for the
purpo;es named in said petition. Ard that
copy of this order be published at least
once a day for ten successive days, in the
SALT LAKE DAILY HERALD, a newspaper
printed and published in Salt Lake City,
County Of salt Lske, Territory of Utah.
WARREN n. DUSENBERHY,
Plobste Judge.
Late1 May 90. 1854.
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FOR SALF-

A House of two rooms and o summer
kitchen; lot 3x81z, near u. q. depot;
fms piece of property city Wster and
gas near by; street car passes the door;
good rock cellar snd warehouse; me
well and pump. 4 BARGAIN. Apply
st This Office.
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DENTIST.

J.B. Keysor, lately connected with
DR.. J. r. Van Aukin. hss renewed 10
The Herald New Building, where ne Is
prepared TO do sll kinds OF Dental Wofk'
Satisfaction guaranteed.
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snecial Advertisements.
WANTED

od,,cated English Lady wishesto find
an eurt nent. She speaks French, and
eDP,o5 D Pgood MilIiner. Apply at this Office.
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WANTED.

faw good Dresemskers; apply to
Estber Sisters, Commerce Euli0ings'
Tone 13 but good hands need apply
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The WagatGh Patent Boiler Mills
Best Grades of ROLLER
PROCESS FLOUR.

brands: HIGH PATENTS STRAIGHT
d Grade, all warranted as good as any made
in Utah.
n. The Highest Cash Price paid for Good
Wheat.
Telephone to the Mills, No. Jos. Office
Id5ho Bakery, No. 20 Second South Street
g. HUSLER, Prop.
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SAN FRANCISCO,
No. 261 Main ST., opp. Overland
House, in Union BLOCK. Room
No, / First Floor.

Cau be consulted. daily from y o'cloc K
to - o'clock e.m., and from 2 to 6
O'Clock pm. Sundays from 10 am. to
pm. He has had twenty-five years ex-
perience in the special treatment Of all
Venereal, Sexual and Chronic Diseases,
and guarantees to cure all urinary
Diseases, Syphilitic or Mercurisl AT
fections of the Throat, Skin
or Bones, NERVOUS DEBILITY
Ir1potency and Lost Manhood, exhausted
Vitality, Seminal Weakness, Spermator-
rhes. Paralysis, and ell the terrible effects
of Self Abuse, youthful follies and ex
cesses in maturer yesrs. Nocturnal EmIs-
sion, the effects OF which are various,
maddening and destructive to both body
snd mind. and unless cured will; er-
inmate fatally. The presence Of the
disease cauaes a continual CONSCIOUSNESS
of slow and gradual decsy of sll the
power of body and mind with loss of
manly power and vigor, defective mem
ory, heart affections, loss OF sight, noises
in the hesd and ears. confusion of ideas,
aversion to society, excessive prostration,
trembling Of the hands and limbs, con-
sumption, mssasmus and ultimate de-
rangement OF the mind. The will power
becomes so wesk that the person seems
to lose control of himself and cannot
look one square in the face. It also causes
Dyspepsia and Indigestion with Heart
and Kidney Disease.
Tapeworm Expelled IN "a
HOurs.s
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FOR RENT.

Elegantly Furnished Rooms, with 81,
-,oFeTn conveniebc ces, il suites sud
single, ct the Thompson Building, a
W. Second South street.
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FOR SALE.

nno or three Milch Cowi. D: Book,
u Sal Lake City, June lS-h, 1854.
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TERhIF0sa coualy Ga CF4T} II Utah. }sr.
W. L. Halliday, Clerk sof the Probate
Court Of Utah County, Territory Of Utah,
hereby certify that the foregoing Is a full,
true and correct copy Of the original ''order
to show cause why order Of sale of Real Es-
tate should not be made" and now on file in
my Office.
Witness my hand and the seal OF
said Court, at IOvo City, this
SEAL oath day OF Msy, AID. 1854.
". l.. HALLIDAY,
m3l Probate Clerk.
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BRICK!BRICK BRICK!

100000 good BRICK to be sold chesp for
cash. Apply to Edw. Brain, brick yards,
2Ist Ward. o
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LEGAL NOTICE.
TERRITORY OF UTAH, s..
UTAH COUNTY.
In the Probate Court fn and TO
said County.

In the matter Oft the Estate of Dominion
Carter, deceased.
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ACCIDENT.

Cosl oil, fu'd and glassware cheap,
Pioneer Lsmp store, four DOCS west oi
Tiastce.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-17

Joseph llyesey. Tho father 81 .eet.'
ia!isu. died IN Iu~-iat aileTn.sn a.
hi, residence. Bans Parade. ! rcsi"u. !
has ninrt, trst s,a-. en- September B..
1852. sir i~.iy,sry drew up hts hrsi Q"
tai abstinence pisir. which was gncd
by seven men II Preston. ~ingiud.ue
himself he aGsrwar,i. cstat.l-aeJ
Temperance .oc..flos be- Different parts
of .hc kingdom iic ALSO took an a,iss
part in ia" anti-Cnrn Law agifs't"u%
and established ia i~3t the lTc-iua
Guardian. wti,h Tc;na nei a. q sub
s~tantill property IN hiv family unt.
Io59. lie also conducted n spirited
campaign a aiu.t IA" central. zeal ,pl
~stitutlou of the Poor Law board Mi
iive@cy filed most ol tac public oilcfs
Ia his native town. aui rrndr-v,l mauy
special srrV crs ia ts.rs e. emergency.
and promoted MANY public impgot"
.meLts. lcE faces W." Worr familiar
than bis in districts wtrrr sirEucss anil
suffering pr"tailol Mr. Ll'osey va
left a dc,titut. orphan NJ the 49, al
seven wears. aui BE commenced 10. Is
Livingston. At the haHlioOu - !ft
Nal (EHy.) Bniyst.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-17

s,s.~~ and ~ 49, sssu~S ~ 80 k~c
ass. ~. hs b~is hafI@s hige "a i@s sr
samsns anwn NkesTs wss It
sssg. N~aFsr aal - -
pa g. ta~ p arul rAa sa4 sfl ts
ttck h3u up fut - @
- NJ &c s&Ue Gvm3
snoag
Ih~n ~ rvsn0t insn
..rss aad h.s 49, b~n as Ca sfsa<
.r H. waa faas5 ;hA; 80
l.~ukra arsi thn1 - sss sinosf fatafV
ia al AID thaf tae Tazn 3uan~i n As
errek hazt las. eE- x I&~ oa.s teHa
is.@o tau pauF~w Ass sac Rae Ais
rhrnv touusv llosaE Is br macs
Bafac uA. 3oAa Isul-f aai fee ua
.rsrs1i mae joan hAstev & "a ts
ea.:aus {, rvsua.n - .ae II aatl
tac e appetite hss whssy
ihaa iasf zPpFrr siosr Il Ie tsfs
f.rntshrs Is tAc is.F w
,ara ss,f uoakl .tas; aas os ta~ fsGv
isr ef.pfl- lsaiue tsr itat as g.
i. uapf~ssstl thai Yesterday th hN4
mes = tA ssua ~zl lucs o tr
ra. r4.<sl.tioa. anl whsle ges ) sEa
l.as.r hal sat,ta iato aeaasrs- .s
the sg-s..s sui teai l~oaisy hs! .J7a
b. snmpaa 81 alto iar sorA tta
men v.re sa.ssi ta.riy atC % t+.
Years " 49,
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-17
Fragments Of Time.

BE an economist of time. Time il
money and more than that. II j. the
stuff tina; eternity Is made of. Be.
therefore. miscrs of minutes. We talk
of .o.f hours and ''spare moments.
but we have none To- spare. True. we
need recreation. relief from the daily
pressure OF care. sleep n not be safe
" AIR dyed. The tension of modern
life. the rush and rivalry Of business.
make rest y necessity. not = luxury.
Overwork j. a s.n against the BODY.
We owe i: To ourSclvc, aad 10 others 90
keep the body IN is best physical con
dition. We are gathering NJ the fraG-
mcnts in So Going. Proper relaxation
is n part OF true economy, but tn" point
10 be remembered j. the value and ,i--
n~iiicance OF all our hours a related Ia
the aim of life. This understood, we
shall be frugal OF our scanty and less
eniug ore.
Fragments of time saved will rapidly
accumulate wealth material and spir-
itual. MANY valuable books maze ben
prepared in moments OF comparative
leisure. In the gold room OF the phila-
delphia Mint l. a perforated hoor.
through which passes the dust or I'll.
ings oi gold. the aggregate value o,
which j. thirty thousand dul.a-' every
wear. This j. but q hint 81 the gath
cred wealth OF many men who have
learned how 10 husband minutes. Kind
words and decd, that take bat a mo-
ment of time may be- like fruitful seeds.
the ~haryeSt.ngs Of which may hc super
l~atiyely rich in this lie and In the lite iu
come. % the joy OF memory that comes
from utilizing fragments -! time. Worth
more than the sweeping, III the soit.
room they enrich alike the life oi him
who saYcs and that # him who serve.
An extra viii 10 the closet. the im.
provemeut II some fugitive impression
or some passing acquaintance. mas
start streams OF bcnrticcnt influence
that VIII not only mnmeutarily refresh
and restore = Searse! soul. bat leave .
permanent effect on character. What
we need : Il strong purpoe followed
u by systematic aud persistent effort
day by day.-ReU. Dr. J0h. 4. 10.
I'M
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-17
Religious Reading.
VIE s.4BP1TR.

Prot - e. Rscha~ts rat = fa.en 70 '-v
chuNns a~sFyiecs oa he ~ahbaG4 rsaaius OF
ihc iuiut 'AsEfaH.uA B4s'tst - as nHsn
frn vb}Ch ~ aw F~ruaf g. Fuoir ~
csu..nE stsIIl~ Nc src sure ta~f 49, taasc
oaT rC1dcts WsA i8sy ruf.ti have Esarl tie
vaoiu TD~gn- e rt-t Tttaf
I .uNa the sabbath f1f s. - re-. iuYrut.
Earth io wtadras aud Hea eu - lyinE The
reaFeF.
s,rc-z,s to renew, 50 cA-vs ant 'ur-aos.
And make the aa.;sT.wa aal ~orI seem
GyArr
True sabta's rCaoc and .oy No asari can
Tia, ,sruueh the vesk tcels no divine
cmVtku.
Tbeir Hcavsai s. tide asous authess.ssaay
A. o,ery IA, the rivers e iAe ocraa
The sca Of Man = oftac Sabbath lord
ny lis iecrr wao 9rs{ the ssy mat n'iy,
WHO haiiu~s - 81 han su,i ~tsh sai -uri
Pine. sabbath ucsL aai 10 -Ucs seTNIcs-
solely.
II. wcg ~ = q our sv-", sYaapsiam hcrs.
Nth >''Ra't songs 10 - seemed sNie'
C-'. oal, kns~shav re~ ofu, ner, var.
wiz fh 20" lake au3 rDols sofI u.ur-
mIrs tlcll'uT-
To-. yol-os ra.s. 10 Him. who n ou- a"sh.
uncr ffoi in miEut ",a sittias ihad
Ani ubo. Win power and love. forcvry frcsn.
WI ." tie GGar Ian - oas peaceful.
pillows
An vh.lc on Li:c's Nd s,a cur tarss shail
.~4 -l1 .,a rn,narr ~. 18th Sire disaster.
CHRIS. :1rrl AMI yo.ce shall shell III from
An Into port We q enter with the Master.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-17
Wiso ,aJins.
staJ.

-Nigai brings oGt star, o s.fFos
shows rs truths Il. Eani<s.
BE not ashamed Of Inv s.uns
Honor Is a good brooch - wear in 2
mans bat ~ ali tme.. Lea Jsas0l
in iudeins other, a maa lators Z,
no puIPo. commonly err. and .aaiis
sins; tuf. ia examining anpl iuslein
himself. he J. a!wafs wisely and 40
fully employed. isSs.t - . ArgaB.
"A tory .stoil oi a larry Of / reash
indIels no yer. t.nia4 tyxaahnF. hot
who. - TIE Te e 81 81 The hos, Fs .aftm
their sk.ps3cai dsc8ssan unitl ths
servant. had T%cIirsi. hs sayins shait
lives uoaii H0g be save IL their saFsast.
sh0Eid embTae2 tAs.r DOCTRINES Ia.
CAysAda.
when We stall imh the shinins
steps 81 ~iieagea Nud tom ths liehl .
the .tsFE-l s0Fli Iona Laak aa th,,
enigmz ot hEalan lie. ~ shalt hay.
nothing lbs Ehiea tea praise Cod nor.
than f0y ACT Ia tx gwen .s everything
TOO which Nc assssi iiiHa hefu on eaEti,
DIR. i. 4. IToa iaS-
The nztara 81 CHRIST Il. I gran, 1,
frDm IA sDd 10 a.alher, a eel, of INV.
teIies; but tbls nly righteousness doe. nof
correspond 10 tss diliiesitiss which NJ
eaislensae eoHta'as. Lss il t1 ~FsIa,ta.l
and the whole Sasid j. ga enigma. lei
j; b. aceepiasi aad we possess a sondsr
ful explanation III Iie history Ut man.
soSoleos Bona.saffs,
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-17
Without 4 Ruader.

Mr.. F. = passenger on one OF our
ocean steamers lately, found 81 old
college friend in the Captain and they
passed some of their leisure time in
discussing their former classmates and
their fate.
[ never co3ld understand said Mr..
=. one day. "why VIII Petit did
not succeed. He left college equipped
for every gualifca:o on for tae struggle
OF ,;fe. he had sound health = vigorous
intellect. war;. affections and = conpe-
tencc. He proposed 10 enter the min
iS;rv. bit just before leaving coilegr.
Eel IN with some free thinking fellows
and rayc up he idea Then lie studied
iaw ard was admitted. but after a years
practice ne closed mis- Office and went
10 farming. meet him COW and then
lie had become 2 skcp;ic. but talked
little 81 his religious doubts. Then
he ieftfarna and wife. and went 10 Cal
;:o.nia GOLD hunting.
II lS76 I WAS in Idaho. and there l
met VIII. He had lost everything and
supported himself BY oii ioos OF wo-k,
principally driving cattle He was
neither = Grrnkari nor = gambler. yet
he had never succeeded IL anything
which ne undertcok. He tried = neE
read - Luck twa o- three Z al
be WAS now almost insane over his OPP
position 10 Christianity aad talked in
c~esSantlv az religion. with tie vilest aid
mos; prolane abuse. 4 month or two
later he died. N the same bitter huinor,
n rebel agains; God if there ever Was
one. IL Is a mystery io NE why such 3
man should have made such Al end
After i short silence. tie Captain
said,-
.old sailors have ; superstition that
there are phantom ships that traverse
the sea I saw = vessel once thai ex-
planned to me how the idea originated
II was n fuii-riggei BARK. under sail
and driving before \ brisk sou -wester.
There was not . living soul on board.
/ surn;sed that some yirulent disease
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-17
rrnlia- in Canaia.

Is-srrhod tAr tovu sal tgsai ~F~
,amt.v,.v fty ii ruuF store AMI 80 t.
,nlsn. beuse. ihe 1Ahatan- lN u.af
ct thrr trnkin< AZ totas trsau ~
o'clocA oa SATURDAY. u.sht aaft Na~ist
u4ugu.BE yuu San 1t Evt dFn~ ia ans
publc place y Iaguat.e sut ;rctV a -
wtu&tn. AZ drug sioTv clcrAs So sau' uc
through .ti- dog, The rrsg's 20 iats
/, THAI WI . nauy q tAe Tsv'r,g faa
e., sturv up = Ecsrl suVp's q" lss' "ysf
SUNDAY t4~ greater uunsbss lraf, tHl4a'
aloae sl.ussf-rr. ond Etse g" thvtf "it~s
the money whi,A. under = 81 crsl'
tenn. would prsoahs, IL sFvat IA uf g.
u.ybi rvs-.r, u lisr men aa e' .fra>
faeir v.ra, pat them o. Ted A.si 't
saves ~orl .og ghr t%-4.ir" asst tfc GnS
rate, also What oseurrrst a. W' a
he "a Interesting i. thai the page.
here Uubl..a Che name 90. e. rsE u3s4 ..
rested ior drunkenness The ls' Ia a.
tanssb B.i. .a,il. tAc ts,ts S.r s'a-i
oug tu pa nl the town rsi IT, ~ '"s
and Tar @ur;Nrsn. ! asked one of SIZE
editors oi ,Ae t.oa- "i'o SEA tsuA b.
far - vrut Ihc unfnc & % ps -ru w.s
laplsus io d.ua To muya tho ttFf
az men d. that 90 uc." Wei, pa.
rp.el. 1T . ihc custom here. ASA
while. perhars. s., %" met tasr mu.r
eject IN dim hiUg iu; yscs'.'u. s'l.
10 does. sotur cool - IoFoao '"r
ErUoAt.8 EHs.,.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-17
THE OLD SCRoOL-HOUSE.

Tie old school-housc. Friend john! iou cah
reco.IcctA well: - ..,,, ia.
The roof of reed. the ycSo~ "st- sDc "s' VIZ
fashioned bel: n,
the oaken bench on WHICH "S f
cd window pane; $780, Tho sn,.
Where giintcd IN n tnousah'
chine after rain
This Old hedg row u yet as green the ciih'
tree lust - Straight. -
And still the patch Oh D"t'eie"P "e"' ~
wooden gate: .uow.
The blacabird vhistiesI tnc asn'
come aud GO.
winter snow.
1he littl. fol- bring now. as then' inc morning
bunch of Nay.
And berries Ted as drops ID biood
Christmas day,
And hand in land go down 10 cnurcA' a'ohs
the sundham lane.
AND kgccliDg On tire same Old Dcncn. rcpea'
our prayers again.
Dut lad AMI lass OF oIden days. Friend John,
are scattered far,
Under tie Hight OF the southern cross, uHncr
the Northern star:
Old Ned IL in q GcsTuanB ehToud, somewhere
OF Haisboro Iight,
And a soldiers CLOAK the Winning saect OF
Langley, Brooks and White.
An. there arc graves we daily see. whore the
daisies always grow.
And sprt ads the green untFoddcn turf On
such as sleep below: -.
And few OF us VINO gathered once from VII
ia re green and moor
VIII ever meet again, tr.end Jonn. aroLn1 tAe
schooEnolsc door.
Put you and ! are left TO watch rs others pass
away.
And coui: the roll of years an1 graves Now
we are Old and gray;
And when we with the rest are gone. stu
trooping up the lane
VIII come and 90 the future boy 10 tel cur
tao again.
-EiTd iFcOir0tC. "a Ch!cJgS J0iiraI'.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-17
4 hlsIy Tragedy.

The Allegheny tInl Val of \ recent
dat" fcciics the following story. which
IL n startling illustrate az fearul
rr'niu lronG.t als5sss sHorUE-h indul-
gene la al sky
puo at tl1o niuaj ',cruliar. drr-dsnl
noi lurTft ing tragedies inowu 10 me
81 ~ vgtmo was enacted yesterday
~ lensisie. two miles Ecsg OF iizrs-
teli. UH the Cha.aas branch -. tae
Panhandle Railroad. The ras5ruai
"insls sianF tie Charter Greek. oara-
tu.aa 'fsss - &C.. Last evening. . "a
'lS 20 !. n man tanned Hoysav~r
- seFtri tao men struggling on the
bahA Abs'te he creek FOR several
mi4u-"s they struggled. wkcn s5dGealF
"s's 81 ihem staggered. i1aplesi. anil
Was sIriesl - hts &s.ai.aai heailoFsg
Into the crcas. ) sc-eam 90 sge
"eti uP from his lips - tie ssms time
aNt NcoLiayeT with . Companion ssu
u the spot. rs tee Iue thes rea Ell
Tie scene the murderer aai Gated hIns
sif on the railroad track a,si hFs We
tsn Was fighting for his so IN siss
crsra.
let him die" said The orc sn the
raisross: he tired 10 XII re. 30, cure
him. I have K lied him.
Woolslayes. and his friend tired 20
save the man IN The e.eek. bus ere Ties
could reach him he ~. swcp: asas IS
the water and was dTov nsi. While
rev were exertsns every serve tn save
him \ passenger train came laundering
along: The murderer beari tie rssr OF
tho car and the shrek OF The whistle.
but be sa; Ike . statue, a Instant
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-17
Triuo.>. iuce'. E,yerirncN.

I, was ia 1886 iha: ir nc".s All ., ~
her owu desire. b~game sc IA niod ~Ita
the fafunU. David irclcIcs NtgaB~<
He lived =, BarBytst. ar our y-ar,.
during Wh CI fcEul h- hNt f~uclu.ui
intercourse with the lTnC,-s and real
a. her hi, letters on bolisIgy Much -
ii mas b. regretted that ths influence &
Styau>, sb1sii have b,E bguush. .
lear upon her. "a uac a Aelp admir-
ing the courage with which she faced
the difficulties - which his i-arA.ugs
gave rise especially when u considers
with what relu :ancc and even distress
she mus have 3 loved lis opln oas &"
influence her ul. H. sharp cuufic.
with the most sacred traditions 81 her
youth. she did - shrink iron accept
i'm the dedication IL hs WORK on sur
;airc. NJ doubt there j. "A ~non-bS!leV-
in a,;irudr which = easier Ia taAe M
IN the everyday ii;r than the believing
one. 4, l., IA les trouble. II i mor
fiat;er:ng 10 ones power o! discern
ncnt. not - believe n thing than 10
believe o.. When Stephenson nrst
prophc,.eI before a committee .! III"
House OF Commons the rate 81 which
steam should couJacr TN" and space.
the men who laughed MIN Ia -corn
probably felt much cicycrcr than tho"
who believed him. Il was in mo- sGCh
spirit that Princess Alice listened To
Strauss she had 10 wr,,,lc heart and
soul with theoretical doubt ami Il
WA not anti the spring -. 1879 that
light came back 90 her through dark
ness. She had lust returned from her
Italian trip. INFO which she lad thrown
herself with true en- oNmcnt, and Wa
still rcs;iug after the fatigue OF the long
Journey. The TWO little Princes hal
been playiuEby her sofa. Prince Ernest
ran into the next room followed 10y the
lr nccss, and IN her brief ab,rnc"
Prince Fritz fell out Of the window
upon the stone pavement below. One
moment ia the most vivid radiant lilo
and health. the neat he las scn-clc,-
and crushed. lie died a few hours later
IN his mothers arms la her agony
she sounded n Il were for the first time
the depths of sAeptic;sm. She searched
in va through the various systems o.
philosophy, but found no foo:-hold.
She did not speak OF the transformation
that was gong ON within; but slowly.
silently and surely faith returned To
her. never again - ialtcr. The whole
evidence of philosophical conclusions
which | had buiit for myself. | find Ia
have no foundation Understanding
of il is lett ha, crumblci away liz"
dust. What should we be-. what would
become of us Il we had 10 faith If we
did not believe that there j. a God who
rule, the world and each single one %;
us?'-Ni,S G.GL!JEs. ia CyHAr.porr
EeClgU.
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