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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-08
MRS. POTTER IN AUSTRALIA
A Letter Which Tells OF Her Per
secutiOn and Triumph.

RS. JAMES BROWN
Potter has written to
a friend in this city
\ a strange story of her
adventures in Mel
ibourne. where, ii
|seems, she was saw
a ely received by
t lie critics and made
the victim of Aus
tralia's envy and
iralouSv of th q
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-08

A Charming Summer Toilette.
which is now on its way to its far-off
owner out in San Francisco. 1t is COM
posed of foulard silk of the most deli
cate shade of prune, with figures of
white and pale ,y yellow The re front frGnt
crepe de chene, hand embroidered in
different tones of prune and yellow, and
this falls over a petticoat of deep auber-
CINE fallle. The cuffs, and the tiny
sleeveless Jacket which only just
encircles the armhole, and has also an
embroidered ruffle, are of the dark silk,
and the neck is finished by folded
scarf of crepe with embroidered ends.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-08
SOCIETY IN ENGLAND.
The Standard OF Morality Among
the Upper Classes Is Rather
Low.
I.ucv Hnnner'S Letter to ST Inuis Post

HERE has al
ways been prev
alent a convic-
ton that a high
er standard OF
morality is COM
mon in tn e
higher classes of
British society
than is to be
found in CORE
spending circles
in continental
Europe. This is
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-08
SPRING COSTUMES IN PARIS.
New Works of Art Which May Be
Seen Outside the Salons.
CnrrnSnnndnnnn

.OU always know
what to expect in a
gathering of Eng
fish women-straw
hats turned up all
aroun d, humpy
back drapery. high
linen collars and
dogskin gloves. If
the gathering is
made up of Amer
leans they will be
trim, very correct
tailor-made and all
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-08
WOMEN OF THE WORLD.

NOT rings are
still much admir-
4 I'd by school and
society girls.
One of the in
congruiti e S o f
} fashion is a lace
or silk cause dress
with a high collar
cite of silk, sable
or monkey fur
tightly buttOned
about the neck.
The M e + + Y
Thought brooch
is an English nov
city, the design
consisting of a
BIRDS wish-bone
in gold, with a
tiny dove worked
in di a m o n d 5
perched on one
arm.
Ladies' Inyer-
ness coats are to
be had in almost
as manV color
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-08
THE BREAKFAST TOILET,
And Its Influence on the Memory
of a Household.

RAPPERS an d
full-length negli-
geS have h a d
t h cir day, and
some such revul-
sion is felt for the
loose robe sans
bones and belt as
that provoked by
leads and curl pa
perS. The French
idea prevails in
E Il g Ii h a II d
American break
fast DarlOrS. and
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-08
THE FEMININE SHIRT.

Society Regards 1t as Fas hion-
able ahd Valuable Garment.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-08
AT MRS. HARRlS0N'S.
How the White House Is Cared
for by the Presidents
Wife.
Everything Clean as a Rib
bon and Many New
Changes.
The China in Small Quarters
and Not Silver Knives
Enough.
Dolly. the Cook, Equals a
French hep--Miserable
Kitchens.
New York Worlds Washington Letter.

Ill cAcCuGlFc iIldll-
sion is as clean as a
new ribbon from at
tic to cellar. and all
because Mrs. Harri-
son knows how to
keep house and to
look after her serv-
ants.
How does she do
it?
First of all, she
treats her servants
we'll and they will
do anything for her.
1t is funny to see
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-08

Figure second gives US another view
Df the stylish Toreador jacket originated
by Redfern, copied by -? This one
is of fine, bronze brown Venetian cloth.
with most elaborate braiding in gold
and copper, with it is worn Bolero
turban hat, in bronze brown chip. with
brim of velvet shade or two darker,
the edge of the latter being prettily
finished with a cable design braided in
gold and copper cords. A panache of
beautiful brown ostrich feather tips is
placed at one side.
Our last sketch shows
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-17
WHAT IS A 0eNrLgMANS

Whss b . rrsueman' Is IL thing
Dcvkcd vaA . ANrf pin. y chain and q rug
DrcessA In . sait ~ immaculate style.
sportinx ss eye glass, . lisp aud . smile;
Talking u r~es. Of concerts and balls.
Evening" aos,mbiies, end afseruooa cAliA
Stunning hnacif III AT homes and eAsasA
whistiins mAxarkss. and smoking eissrss
Whss - sessiemsa. say, Il I, one
Boosting vi conauesta aud deeds be has doaes
One vhe uselushingiy slorses IA speak
Teings uArh should call up . rush 10 hts ehesks
One. chs, vAiie rafting st actions unjust,
Rohs sDms young heart Of is purcness and
Scorns 70 sAal money, or jewels. OF wealth.
TAiuks u ~ UtVns To take honor by stealth
What 10 . e~ntiemsns IL IL no, one
Knowing insunctively shat be should shun,
Speaking - Veri that could injurv or pain.
eprcsftne - -rsndsl. and dcep'ning no s,Aisi
Ono Who tso~s how to put each 81 bis esss
Striving sncvos~fully always 10 please
One Whs cat TIL by . glance ~ your check
when - In siicat and when he should speakS
h IL . sentlcmans Is u not ono
Honestly eating the bread he has won.
walking v uprighin.ss, fearing his God,
Leaving % sais on the path he has troi
Caring nos vtotncr his coat may lie old,
Prsins sibccsity far above gold.
Rocking nSs whether bis hand may he hard
Stretching u boldly TO grasp its rev ari'
What 10 r,0iicmAnt say. 10 u birth
Makee . = a noble OF adds To his WORTH
IL there . family tire 10 b- had
Shady enough Ia conceal What Is bad
Seek cut ~ man who has God for his guide.
Nothing u tvmble Mt, nothing 10 hide.
Ne he o noble, or be he IN trade,
He IL The gentleman Nature has made.
-Tlr pilot
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-17

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siih swssii sssss Ihts spsss sillss 10
ssst.s,ssa ses .shsss.s~ sa~ ~sstssyas
may 10 pss,.S saass,~ ed 800 ~ ,As
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The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-17


cssiag ~ rl,k t,s..ls be ,ssarh, ~ hts
fa,Arrs c0rnlns hosac and Asslas ts
htm. sni gtstnr him up re tsss'. tsy
Tuny sas nv fss, rvs In . STATE st aasai
~ rea~sH. asi ~ Attat ~xus Ia hitn TIA,
be isthcs vrsa'A c>smr wt,A o is.trss
ana rv@sne hluA.
uss~ascd hears, iavs. siar~ n. ksi ,asn
htu,selt .sss fNssa Ap and .sArtei eps~
hl. terrible Fsa'p~y AAA nr~ tha isAs
~sala sevvs So, h.r ripr ~ Aai she
riar ~crr haric~i 10 "p~ grave
Tony esisd So hard that .he siug ,um.
hici cat VI hts rsoa,h, arA he hal ~
feel aroana sus u sgr.sus Mo coal Aa.t
He ne~ held ushii, 10 hts tani. e.s
darthg ~ trust a. In III. mowth.
~ssa bis ear VAS caught ty = slight
hartyias SUE saaons The salp,. Aai
o. 'cthias ran s,-r hiu,. Ia . veSse-s,
he ielt hsmscif attacked cn all stics ~
the newt q, rata, rh,s tssp0ght tie
t~ars ~ 81 ead. ard rvay Ia hi. 'cst
tn" CREATURES New ell At~su, him. Ana
c'csy time IN pat hA ,,~o, Jo.n sr
ttryts~i "a une. sa thai, the cir ~a. nils~l
With horrible li,ii~ sgu-shs AMI ,sits.
Tho rats .rr~ rAspacvsls n.rrc, sni
!umr~d upon irar ash" staggered siees
hating throuEh bis s,,s kinrv .na tTca
srts The horros ~ t~ing i~~, In the
dstAncss b, haagt, ta,s u,sie Tony ie.
p.ta,-. and hu rushed "a waily tsaas.
ms himself against n. call. AMI ~.
o~-i,ing cats aud hsuisos 90 Tho tight
snd lep
Tony Eel, his strength Art cs,a,aro
g,,tnr oat snd in another aa.ussnt
would has~ ~tsllca, When there suJdeniy
,stnklcA out ,,fure him a l,EbL Tar
asay hut clear, shining uso tho asy.
which ,ndrs~i 4, va.
Hts strength fcharres Wl~An him. ed
maxim. n snsl effort he sy~~. 'ke q deer
ieasius hts ,~arm~ntars far iShtsi T.,
squeak ca, ,aelr disspr,intucnt nv
themselves, snd a. ~"sNh t4 other
f1l
When Ton, reached daylight again.
he pss . atvsi'u, l~,tias uhioc, iils
face ~as covered ~i,b o r,an yoand ~
coal -dns,, tear. and hl,-.i his clothes
~"r- ,a,,~r~d AMI scaling vet Aai The
mana ~h'oh '"'"'b'" VA" TVS ~ss
""a''N ".'"n'a
US" i'"'s't' "p""' aAs'' oy y" 'lsha
"sa WIN 'e' s''"ns' ""'t'.f'"s s"h's
ZION ~ "'"a ina "'~ ~"f'a "h''h o.,
"ss' o"""' Va on" ''ho hs' in''s"s
s,'"f "m"'s'"F no" o"s ""'.ff'"sna
| places Sebn. however. b. g,,t Nv. tear
inTs. and ss~ la his dolish, ,ho carriage
NA""'"s "' we .FsA''' ana va" rA"y
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-17

MAKING AfoNg DRAINS

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Ao Wssssssts 49, bsestss
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s~~sssAs~st dt.ias ~ s,s.~t .ssA ~ sNrss
drFcnas sF.se ,A~ kisA ~ III " e~
nssd s,ssn~. alsss sesy asseh Ia their
Korea y tsSss kisJ 10 she nsrd slsssa
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sissss sAicA sss ss.liy 30 .pi,s 80
HNsksn, sst " ssaA . sssturs shst The .
sill sst ssftca ~ es~As is%s ~wass The
sestce ~ sAsss th. s~sss ere sAs
teuei eststssvp ~r~s sies ~ $40 sardess
A,si ~ xtanl,~ W aaaFw. .hieh asfs
the si~as~ ssi ave- Aiwasss tnst~~..ihis ~
10 tFst-sa IN NE csatnasy ~ss tess
thv.s Nsy 10 rvieessi '. . .sss~ wsss
sx~aale shsr~ ~ tsfNtas ,be~ 4. .
heap With cssNFs~ we~.t wis~l stsh
ths- wses sAs heap Ass t~ys~i Aa.s
sna n. stnRes sr~ ssili fsl boa . o..
pals ~ ~s~f ,Ar~.s sP~,a ,hsw al,
essss them ,s syIi, ssS Ns.ss thee, ai,
. as,sse manageable sns s..tsl sAs,n
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leo. Shsn ten ~ s~~l.~ Ia hss W. .tasa
and made r~aAa In NE ~t-,,s.sas ~ ,hs,
h -s,0' ehsarsi say b. ssr, .s the
niid5l~ ssi ~ eatnSs es, ~ NE
siacs ~ ,hs a,tsh Ell. ~ avoided tAss
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-17

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,as 'h- dam -,li ,s - f.iis-s 4 ...~~
hs~sking hem m~t ~ s,s ~ sgsN, y.sa~ As'
s'.sh, eli 10 r~aa,r~i. sss si,h ,a,s
che s,naos 49, hs.A.s lat .ons sa,tss
s,'igs &c as.'ly .laal la With sNA
Intel n..a a. ,~ss.hlc. These risS.s 90.
PLACED l.ns,h lies s,ses ur side. ~ ne
ai',h aud nsmiy t~-iaei g. Ma, "a.
tips ere osr si,h esrh ",N.s sei ,h.y
~tn ~, ssii ,sssra Vie, rs..-as sss
thea trimmed .. - "a ~ ssss~. the
dit. and lie ns@ly srss VI. sl,i. rlssss
o. shown In tIS 4
fhts raves . fs~e .hsnssl Toe ~.
~s,s', nth ploe,s ~ s,-psn ., The side.
fos n w. ,s,r.,isss ,sA. he arsis Il
o.'s", b ,"r ts1,s ., that sastA ..a
30, drop ,srsssh. ell che s'ssp.ssts $50
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sfsss the aissb ~sy ~ pssuy sli~A W
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ssss' ss"so . sasv~ ~ svs~t ~s-sssss~~
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fsa sni sc'ts . sya~a,,e rem. sk.sh
isss delivered ss,ss ., Ne hsssS ssA
harm ~ surtiy eli sssAs s,ss~ u sss
ssas
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b. w 4 ed ths.siss sih.t sssess
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-17
vNe TIME ron R0sv.
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Ntsss. ssh Nsssss ssS


When p~oplo ioaosnr rs.",ish. ..',oas
and '~es,l.~. frbm p,.r~wt. sb~ class ~
tn'sii,tn. they generally sss rsil.s f,o,n
consist. ~ sacb drag a. gsin.us. pho
pA.nsoss. Iron and the ssv.tstie bitter
tonlcs Tbs.e they 'sIs-t ,o pail ~. va
together sba tbrrs is 30 dosb, ,hoy sru
valuable rosdi"isrs, BE-. the syrns made
~ ,he sursf.r 10 Tits ,lsey ~ ne, nrs,
srnsp,. Va. "a 90.
mss SAIL Ia me unte. csn ~ go - !
sm, ! nss safer"
This migls - ell ,erJ ssi,n b.. e.sa
~ on - be -ss. ihs, d. r.s no satss
'spe mlyht oa.s even ,ls .nesen ,.sl
.rss 81 ~ health IN osJs, 10 spiss,, vss .
family. bu, Tho ,hin ehd ~ tbe ~ssse ~
ioaisp-ssi,ion having ..ss elected ss
snusnae, the'r 10 MS s,sJins Iva si,ssss
except w ssins rssiesi tsrsas
rss l~nal.v.l,ies caused ~ .,r, .a ac.
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,ss~, When oere ssiflt ss,sLlisa.sA.
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.issht dyst. p.ss. skSA sAs nNs 10 ~
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ar. ss IL sssr.ss sisss ~ stssle
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syes IIs ssstss ~ ss~ ~ ,sSsst1~ss.
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sss Isyf,sssiisS fSs-ssss ~ stSssss W
sS~sssssa ~ vss: ~ sl~sr. Tt~ss v
sssssv atssa " s.s leSssS sl.~~ .,
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cal 10 ss~ss. ssy ss~s s~~rAssssgy 10
0ns. $50. sss~ssvs sAosgk ths s.ss sxss
sssy ~. ihss. 10 . tsSst ~ si,sss~ses
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The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-17

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ssss s~s sssh ssssss ney ~~S~ " svs
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ssss ssSs~s W sks .AA~s n sAAsls
go s~siiss, s@s 10 Hes sta Ne sss
sssa sss wsssi 10 sAs sssss sWt. go
sA~s sAsss - ~ sst- s~s~ssAsss sps.~.
sssss~s sA~ TIA sA~sks go
sol. toe sa~AS~ sA~s. 0A~ - sk~ sws
sssa - sAsy ssy ~ vssA stsA Ass,y
ssssets~s " <ssss~A vNs ~ ss1s "
~ sssssss - 49, stsA Is~o - tks-
~ swA . 49, ~sy - 49, - doe
sao - sss~t~6ess. tsstSsU 0assO -
~ osNesa. sosv1taU Assp~vA oAsUA
~, sAn~A - sansp am11U Uwo~-
A0svasse AGvsslssssnA
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-17

sh.s Va. ,h~ sssss II sSLs ss~ .~sssvs
10 ~sAs 10 ss=sss~s sa~k~s ~sAx n Ais.
s.ss s,--s -ssssssy ss~'ts sslg 10 ksssse
80. sA~~ss s,sssA~S. - sA~ss 10 skS
sssssviss Ts.s~ sxs.sS csc sss4s "
sss ssi ssss sSs~ - issss sst~ ss~A
yss>~s shss~ssA @ss ss~s A. ssis
~sss ~ ssss. ~ess s-~ss s.ss< IA -
.siG Ia ss~~ss sssyr s~@ iAsA~ss ~
kys skN sssssss sst . p~sspe sss sss
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-17
4 sIso WIN wwssls

. sssss~s sssAs~sss ~ sssss As~ss 49,
~ ~ Ne ss~s @~ssI s~sisss~Ak~
si.ss sea 10 Lsyssss ss.ss . sss~ .s 800
sss gsssss 10 . ss~si' s.ss rk~ 49,
sssss H. We ! " sas ssss ssss. shsss
ssss vA~ sAs i~ss~.s is<k~< A~~S~
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-02-18
fIREslpf FEs NfsfiEfITs.


Nit Pudding: TINE cua.f.is IN x,,yay
ons-haH a capfal of butter, two cur
fuis o. -four. one baf supful II cold
watfr taree eggs. one and one-haEf tea
spocntnis % baking powder dHe-haif
chpfal o. whols wainst meats added the
last thing Bake and eat with sauce.
Heartburn may be relieved almost
instantly Il bali teaspponfni Of table
saif pc dissolved In winpgiass Of cold
water and then drank When tfse eyes
are tired and weak ii they are bathed
~ shgntiy saline water they viii soon
pscouae sootned- &
Fresh air, sunlfgh good and sum
eientioca- pure water, ovtz1oor = xercise,
temperance In al th1ngss and : cheerful
disposition, are the chief remedies in
natures pnarrna copeia, and are Worth
more tsan; all the drugs and medicines
% me SHOP Popular Science News.
Corn Meal Drop Eakes. Two cups Of
corn meal mOistened with scaIding
water and quickly cooled below scaldinx
point, one cup Of flour, two teaspoonHful
81 baking POWDER two eggs, one-half
cup OF milk. one teaspoon Of salt Drop
- - - - = 1888, - - = ~
NEW Englara Farmer
Batter Bread: Two eggs the whites
Deaten separately; small cup Of -four.
tne same Of milk; mix yelks, -four and
miIk into smooth batter, stir in tea
spoonful OF butter, melted, and little
salt and the whites Of the eggs beaten
tlil they stand high and a teaspoonful
| 81 baking powder; mix gently after the
whites are in; bake veil in buttered
pan In very hot oTen.-Christian I'm
ION.
Lemon Honey: Beat the yeiiss OF
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-02-18
Lrhe following communication wa

The following communication was
addressed to the trustees of certain
library: | desire to make application
for curator of the reading room. | am
aware that there is no vacancy. but the
present curator is single lady and can
support herself in various ways that
can not, having family to educate and
support; also she has had the position
eight years, to my certain knowledge,
and il is but fair that some one else
should have a chance. II it suits your
pleasure, l can give sufficient recon-
mendation."
1T Is apply rnat so many people
suffer from insomnia when such SIM
Pile preventive is in reach. l have a re-
lief which never fails. When find my
self tossing | get up, walk across the
floor once or twice, and then get an APP
pie. bit of bread, any thing 10 arouse
my stomach and set it to working, says
a writer in the ST. Louis Globe-Demo-
crat. The moment it commences it at
tracts the attention of the nerves, so to
speak; the nerves forget they are ION
edge" and are soon soothed in slumber.
Commence on the inside 10 cure sleep
lessness, not externally, nor with drugs.
for they are base deceivers
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-02-18
AMONG THE PERUvlANS.
The South American Nation Described BY
Wisconsin Girl.

Wisconsin Girl.
When Hon John Hicks was appointed
United States Minister to Peru he chose
as Secretary of Legation bright Amer
lean girl. Miss Eliza beth l.. Banks
Since being domiciled at Lima. the cap
ital of Peru, Miss Banks has kept her
eyes open, and. with instinct sharpened
by her connection with various North
western newspapers, she has proved
good news-gatherer. Writing to
friend in this city, Miss Banks says:
''ProcrastinatiOn Is the ruling habit OF
Peru. Ask a Peruvian when he will do
any thing and he replies 'Manana,1
which being translated means -to-mor-
row. Nothing Is ever done to-day, all
things take place on the manana.'
which never comes. This 'manana'
habit is, l suppose, breathed in with
in Peru. and am afraid have drawn
good deal OF it into my system
This IS very interesting old city,
and yet the people and the government
are very much behind the times. their
ideas being those of one hundred years
ago. The city Of Lima has been called
the heaven of women, the puryatory of
men and the hell Of asses and to the
last proposition l will heartily assent
The city is full of donkeys, and the men
and women who drive and ride them al
ways carry big chunk of wood with
them. which they continually apply to
the ribs of the poor animals. Some en-
thusiastie wriser has called the women
of Lima the most beautiful in the world
There are some pretty Peruvian girls 10
be met on the streets or SAYING their
beads in some of the many churches
Their dark eyes are the kind that would
make man jump of Pizarro's bridge
into the river Rimac if his suit hap
pened to go wrong. The Peruvian men
pay great deal of attention to their
personal appearance and pass away
much of their time in dress suits and
tooth-pick shoes They are very gal
liant, but are not half so nice as Ameri-
can men from any point Of view.-Nash-
ington C2Dital
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MILLIONS OF DEVILS,


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cording to Mormon Doctrines,
If the children of Utah believe the
teachings of MILFORD Woodruff. the sue
cessor of Brigham Young and John TAYLOR
in the presidency of the Mormon Church,
life must present gloomy outlook to
their youthful eyes, with small hope
OF salvation at the end; for it is the de-
hberate calculation of this aged teacher
that each person now upon the earth is
individually beset by 100 devils, whose
mission is to betray him into torment.
1t is a matter of simple arithmetic;
100000. 600 devils fell to the earth
with Lncifer: there are 1000, 600, 900 peo-
pie on the earth, which gives 100 imps
to every man, woman and child.
Now, | want all our boys and girls"
said President Woodruff recently to the
sormon children, ito reflect upon this
and to see what danger they are in and
he warfare they have to pass through"
President Woodruff has an abiding be-
lief that these agents of Satan have an
actual form and can appear in the body
before the eyes of men, for he has seen
them and battled with them more than
once during his eventful career. When
in Liverpool in 1870, engaged in mission
airy work for the Mormon Church. he was
called upon to labor over woman who
was in terrible rage, tearing her
clothes and requiring the strength of
three men to hold her in bed. He laid
hands upon her and commanded the
devil to depart, which it did. and the
woman fell into a sleep and awoke re-
stored. But the devil who had lost his
lodging remained about the neighbor-
hood and soon took up his quarters in
the body of little child. The mission
airy was again appealed to.
Il found it," he relates, in great dis
tress, writhing in its mothers arms,
laid hands upon it and cast the devil out
of it, and the evil spirits had no power
over the household afterward. N. Y.
Herald