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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-11-04

Sortrag. - Sn Der @mauuelSeSlrde
Der euan9elii6en @emeini6aft belt gefterr
AbenO Baitor 9S. +. S0gleiu, meld]er a6t
Sabre lang in Sapau ais Wtiiiiondr tbdtig
mar uub bic 2anoesiprad)e qelGuftg ipridt,
eluen intereiianten Sortra9 iiber rSapaH
nnb Ole d)rlItlide Ntliilon." @r lhilDerte
bic &elt9ion, Die 8egieruug unb OaS lo5tae
Sebeu 1eueS luterenauten GanbeS uHb 1prad)
bon Der Dtad)t beS 6eiOentbumS uno ben
ShplertgfeiteH, nit benen ole drlltlld)e
Heli9ton Su f6mpfen hat.
Die epaugelide @smeiuldatt betreibt
bort lett Dem Sabre 1876 Witiionen uno uns
terbdlt MtI'flOndre, beneu 13 gin9eborene
sur Seite itebeu. 9aS 2auO lit in IL 0tis
iious'0iltrifte einsetbeilt, uuO Die SbGttgs
felt Der WtiiiOudre 1T cine iebr erfolgreIde.
GS ilno iber 500 Sapaner getautt uno Elm
Seminar 1T bort erbaut moroeu.
Der ermauia Spdrperetn gr.
2" bielr geitern NbenO in ieinem 2ofale Oh
Der @de Der Charles uuo 8arreitraBe leine
ldbrlidJe @eneruluerlamnllung uebit Seam=
teunabl, melte Settens Der Mitalieoer lebr
sablreid beiud)t mar. 9eu SorilB fiibrte
Der Yrdiibeut gS. q. @alm uno baS YrOtO=
fol- Der SefretGr Sbeooor Sadlle, Jun.
Nad) GrleOtguug Der iibliheH 8outlnegc.
id]dfte uerlaS Der Sdaemeiitsr u. y. Sett
ieiuen halbl6brllhen SInanSberidltt ipelher
eiu b0dit 9iinltiaeS GeiuItat aufluie8.
Sir bic abgelauieneu ieds NtOnute marb
cine SipioeuOe Don 3 Yro;ent- -aus9empr-
fen. !Sierauf ihritt man sur 9Sabl Der Be-
anlten uuo 0ireftoren; Die meifeH murbeH
per 9ltflamatlou mieber gemdblt, mas eaS
Yertraueu nno bic lftlIng, pelde Die Ntltz
alicOer lbreu Seamtcn 9egcniiber baben, am
ge1ten befuuoet. IS iIno Die l1So. gS. u.
Salm grGiioent, Ehil. Steiumiiller Slice
YrdiiOeut, u. y. Sed)t Sdagmeiter, Sh.
SQd)le, luu., Sefretdr, 9eOrg y. 0elbel
@outrOleur; ierner folgen0e Is 0eren Su
0irettoren: &. s. !Seie, SObanu Sdaier,
9Slb. Sd)dr.r, @eorg 0eibel, georg 9.
0eibel. Q. 6 Auerbud, y. SSeber, 6.
4iefierforn, gSm. s. Sulier, IbGm 8ums
ming, .. Sliu9meger, y. 6etl, s. YrOB, s.
Sacober uub =. s. Jtorohoii.
Sm gSaiiengerid]t puroe 9etern
oaS 8eitament Der fiirSltt gcitprbenen Sri.
9lunie Smau, Sfmciter uOn SEQ. email,
approblrt. Die &erbltheue uermad)t brei
SrunoSiueu I'M 9Sertbe bon Sl02 an BriSz
cile Sraufliu, welfe mad oeren 3Ooe al
oa5 p@burtJ st0ome auo Snftruarp" OH
gor0, Sroaomap iibersu9eben baben, $3.50
OIL 6obert 2quilla, 500 an Sennie 9louer
ie $1,000 al Die &luoer uon Solepb YQdaro
jlu., unO al ibre Sd)melter Gebeda Reg
burn 0as balbe Sntereiie an ibrem 0aule
9tr. COL, Cathedral StraBe. Der 6eit oei
9tudlIaiieS iGllt oil oerltleoene Strten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-11-04
Scr Spifptter Sanffrad,.

g # II, 3. gtouember. - Sin Witglieo
bes v9learings 6oul e" @omiIe'S Gubert Die
NuiidJt, baB bic 0epoiitoren Der y0taperld=
gtationalbant" cuentueQ cine 9ioioenoe uon
ca. 20 8rosent ibrer 9utbaben erbalten
Wer6eu. Die m0g!id)e Sniolpeu3 Der So.
Softer & 6ren9 in Nnbetraht Der nit ibrer
Serbaftung i'm 3uIammeubauge itebenoeu
@ntbiiaungeu mad)t e8 Sneifelbaft, oh Die
ben 2lftionQren auferlegte Seiteuerung BON
100 8roSent ir9enb einen @rtrag SeitenS
Der 23OO 9Ittisn lensr beloeu Serren baben
piro. - 2luS 9amariscotta, Ofe, miro ge-
meIoet. oaB Die oortl9e VI. 9tatiOnalbanf,"
melfe $4,000 in Der yltaperid Sanf"
bate, bur6 eiuen Sturmlauf ibrer @lGubis
ger sur tempordren SuspenIiou qeSmungeu
moroeu iit. 9ielelbe ioll inbedeu uollfoms
men iOlpent iein.-aia =. Botter, 8rdfOent
Der vWaperid. .gtatiOnalbanf," erflGrt beSii9s
lid Der Ingabe, baB er fir Srping q.
@uanS' Selbltmor6 Oerautmortlid), uno baB
bleier Sorfall ben 3ulammeubrud) Der Sauf
berbei gefiihrt babe, es lei an Der ganjen
@eididte nur 10 plel pabr, oab GpanS Der
nOtapertd=S =Sanf" elne betrddltlidJe Summe
i6uloete, bic iie iebr n0thi9 hattie, uuo oaB
er (BOtter) auf Se5ablung praug. Gr babe
ibm iibrigeus feline Sormiirfe gemabt. Die
8unt babe bur9 ibre @eidafte nit t9rn.
@uaus MIR ca. 100000 uerlOreu, >. b..
menn iie Die GOQaterale obne su groBeu
Serluit fliiiiig MAIDEN t0une, unb jene Ges
id)dfte ieien teine5megS Die llradle oeS
SallimentS.
Die pirflife uriafe lei eiue compli;irte,
nnO Die gerlnge Sddtung Der Ittipa Der
SGnf SeitenS oeS p@learlng- Soule" =Gomi.
te's, ais baiielbe nadl guauS' SeIbitmoro
eine llnteriudung beganu, babe Die &ataz
itrOpbe unpermeblid gemadt. 9aS @omite
babe ale nur eiuigermaBeu 5weifelbaite YOs
fen BON Der Qiite Der 9lftipa geitridlen unO
inter Der In9abe, OaB in alien Santliquiz
birungen cine OurdI6Hittlt6e 8ertbabuabs
ME Der glftioa BON 20 8roSent eintritt, nod
20 YrOSent abgesogen. Inter iol6eu lin.
itGnOeu babe Die Sauf natiirli9 feline @bauce
mehr 9ebabt. gSeun man ihn (Yotterl bic
@el9Qfte Der pMaperid= Sant" abmtdeln
laiie, 10 iperoe tein 0epoItor ooer AttlonGr
aud MIR eineu Dollar perliereu. @r lei
iiberSeu9t, OaB Die beuOritebenOe amtlide
uuteriuduug Die 9Sabrbeit ieiner 2n9aben
- Ii
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-11-04

sefobIener @egeni1dnbe Ser peridieOenIt.u
2lrt, barunter Sleiberffofie, Silber,eua,
8ein, Stun II. |. NJ. arbaiue befino.t ii6
in 9aft.
Der spbn oes 8rafem BON garts ais Gbes
BREEDER.
Baris, 8. You.- @apt. Charles 4rn.
ftrong hat, pie bereit8 miteetbeilt, aegen
ieine 6rau, Die SGngerin Melba, cine SdJet.
buugsflage elnseleitet, in Der Der jun9e Ser.
3og opn Orleans ais gfitan9etIagter fun.
girt. gs 1T befannt, baB Der 6tr,oQ Der
BrimaSonna iiberall bin iol9te. Su Beters,
burg wei9erte fid) Der @5ar, ben SObn oes
@rafeu pon Baris 5n empfangeu, neil Der.
ielbe iid) nit Der Sdngeriu 0fientliC) seiqte.
Su 8ien, no Trau Dtelba in ySalter's
6otel" Elm 3tmmer bepobnte, aus benz cine
Sbir in oaS 3imuer bes Sersoas fiibrte,
uerurladte OaS 8aar baburf einen Gflat,
baB es einmal 9lbenbs in elmer Qoqe bes
vBurg= heaters" erid]ien, poraut Elm Sheil
bes olitinauirten 8ublifums bas Sbeater
perlieB uuO Der Ser5og am folgenOen Gage
bon vallerb0hfter Steue" ben @inf erbieit,
gSien Al oerlaiien. NlS Siener berfleioet,
maste fif Der 9er;og iogar uad) Baris, oh.
glei9 Der frau;0tife 8oben ben Orleans
unb Bourbous perboten lit. Gr murbe trot.
benz erfannt uno pOn Der BollSei Ibermadlt,
bod lieB man ibu in 9fube. 6rau Nelba
iit NIT Der SdeSung ourhauS einoerItan,
ben, neil ibr Waun iie mieoerbolt in brutaa
Ter gSeiie mlbbauoelt babe, nm gelb BON
lhr III erpreIien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-11-04
QStiielt Ste:

Gfpis >. 11abman & prubfr,
Er. ]15, DIT Baltimore, nabe @ap etraBe.
s. Infer eab.n fpirb Gbenbs llbr s.itIoii.n.
Beritieben Sic est ben Sirfaui nd1t p,rmeiben Sie
eas @eorlnse, bas pom taten 2Hetter berbeiseihbrt
fperben fuirb.
2etpis 8. Nad3ntan 6 8ruoer,
gir. AIS, OF Baltimore, nabe GapIiraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-11-04
Ser Semtide Gorreiponoemt,
Gdslt6, ipodentIid uno Sonntass,

q. Raine, Gisentbitnser anS Neoaffenr,
edowst@sds Saltimoresstrase uHo BofsSffcesape
.Rr,is bes tdeIiden SIattes, burt ardaer in saIz
ttmore uno in Der gtatbardaft beiorst, 12ls Gts.;
tasltd1e uno Sonnta as =9lusaabe 15 cts. pro
WotesabIbar potentlidb an bic bas2att beiorseHoen
3rdser:;..iaalid, nebf Spnntass =atns aabe untsr
Seit i'm 8erbdItniB iiir bic tpodentIid,e atnseate
NIT SonntassbIatt, portofrei, nit Gbsus tlr Clubs,
$2.5o pro Sabr rdd1 irsenb eirem Srte bes JHlans
ocs, S4 nadh europa. Gpnnfa s=gnSsabe 81
pro SaHr-0as bette uno biuisite oentfdIc 8Iatt
IN ben Wittelz uIo SIbjtaateu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-11-04
SSnis earprs se5ud in Berlin.

Ser1in, 3. NOoember.-Sffisi0s ipirb
nlttgetheilt, baB Der S0uig Carol BON Nu.
mdnIen bel ieinem bieiigen Seiu6 Seriife=
run9en erbalten babe, iein 2ano peroe 9es
gen elnen ginfal Der 9iuien geidiitt mers
BEN. Sin foruli9er alians Tertras ilt
nidt abgei6loiien woroeu, aber Der 9rei=
bnno perbiirgt Die llnabhdu9igteit 3tuma-
nien's. Ser S0nig III nad Daue sereilt,
obne gSien beiudIt su baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-11-04
SssbaIb somparS reftouirte.

2on0on, 1. 9tOpember.- Der Barrier
Correspondent Der n&lme5" telegrapbirt, er
babe in GrfabruuS gebraft, OaB 6err Sons
purO, Der iran30iii9e 9tciiOeut aui Niaoa=
gasfar, iein Amt nieOergelegt bat, neil Der
mulugaitit)e Dhni1er os5 2leuBeru iidb meiz
gerte, eln @requatur 3u bewiligen, mn mel
Dies Der oeutI6e 6oniul Our9 6errn Soms
parb nadgeiudlt bat. Der Witniiter erflarte,
baB er es uur Dem Souiul brett ertbeiIen
lperoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-11-04

Sumburg, ?. gtOuember. - Ser britt
idle 0ampfer p5naboruu," Gapt. Sioo, aus
Baltimore cOlllOirte beute aui Der uuteren
Glbe nit benz britiiden 9ampfer yNortb=
gute," Capt. Soue8, aus Sbrail, uno bas
lettere 6abrseug purOe 10 i6wer be9dcigt,
baB e8 auf ben SranO eefiibrt meroen
mHBte, I'M ieintn llnter9aug Su perbluOsru.
Der 9ampfer ySn6borua" 1T ebeniQQs be-
i9aeist, ieOpa psat9er bebentliG.
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Sas Grobeben in Sapau.

2ouSou, 2. giOuembsr.-@in 9epeid)e
aus 9ofObama melbet, baB elmer uffsiellen
S9dpuu9 sufolge 1000 Yerionen bur1 Oas
tiirSlid]e Grobeben in Sapan eet0ot.t unO
5000 oerleet puroen. Gs befan6en iid) telne
Gu-opGer unter ben Sooten. &irta $4,000
OGlIier muroen serIt0rt,
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gm 4. Sttobcr 1891 in Sraft aetreteu.
3lss peraiisn GaIptrtsStatun, Baltimore, pc ioIst:
RAD Dem gScIteu:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-11-04
Bier eeeleiite ertrunfeu,

Sonbon, 8. gtOp.mb.r.-@ine9 9eped.
aus Yortlano melOet, oaB Elm Soot Des bort
Dor anter liesenoen britii4en 8riegsoan.
piers u9om.," pdbreno es inl Se9rife mar,
pom uter mad bem Sabr5euge 5uriid;utebs
ren, tenterte, uTO baB bier Seeleute babel
ertranten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-11-04

Soeiia, /. gtouember. - Gin BON
StauOOub einsetrOffener Srlef bebauptet,
baB mabreuO Der Jiin9iteu aHtiiemitiideu
llnruben in jen.r Stabt fiinf Iunge, unuers
berathete SioinHen in 10 barbariider 98ete
gei4dnOet uno utiBbanoelt muroen, baB iie
ale eitber geitOrben iinO. 9ieiem 8rlsre
3uiolge mur0eu mGbreHO Der SramaQe i'm
San;en smanSig Ssraeltten 9et0otet. lleber
dhnlite au8i6rtItungen ME in StauObub
tpirO Doh Saltu in 9fuiiiid.8oleu beri6tst,
uno binSugefiigt, oaB bieielben MIR nit
Otiibe unteroriitt perOen fonnIeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-11-04

0onOon, 2. ytOpember. - Cine ueue
Notwithstanding iit in GuBlano euts
bedt mOrben. 9br 6auptquarter befinoet
iit in Petersburg, mdbreno i3meise in Char.
tof unS S0eiia eriitireu. Siele angebli6e
Dttt9ltsOer Der SerbiuNun9 iino oieier Gage
perhaftet noroeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-11-04

Yttersbnrg, 8. gopember. - Der
bieigs amerltanlidle @eiaubte .Smitb bat
oem aut letuen Yofen Suriiftehrenoen rui.
fihen Seianbten III @aibiuston, Baron D.
Strupe, loipte Sem amerttaniideu @eiano.
ten IN Sopenhagen, 9larf Carr, Der in ct.
Yetersbnrg ium Seiu6e meilt, ein oiplo,
matiites Diner segeben.
Gin @mard]iftenfabrer aIs Giubredjer Der.
baitet.
U m, 8. Noperber. - Gin betaunter
Observation-Disclosures in @enua, gamens Sir.
oaine, bat nd sur groBen u.berral6uuq Der
YoIiset als elm 0ieb unb Giubrec1er emf.
puppt. Die POll5si bislt tiir;lif in ieiuer
gSobnnn9 unerlpartet cine Sausiutuna nad]
repolutiondren Striiteu uno iano bel oiser
Se!e9.nAslt i'm Seller ueritsdt srObe @.nsen
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Bon garneu's 4etTcn ourd,sepeitidt

Serli II, 3. gtopember. - 9ta6 elmer
Cite uul odniideu a0nigsbofe mar fiirSli9
5u eiuer @alatafel auf StloB 6reoeusborg
elm reid gewOrbener Sauowerfer aus So
penba9en su9e;ogen. 9Sdbreub Der Saiel
lpanOte iid Der @iur an oen bieberen 0dnen
unO rtdtete eini9e SSOrte in franSDiii6er
Sprafe an benielbeu. Ser SanOmerfer
cntdulbigte iit jepo9 in 0eutid, oab er
tein 6raH30Ti9 uerftebs. StirnruuSelno ent=
gesnete Der @3ar: uSf bafe baS 9eutibe,
eS lit etue 9arittge Sprade!" Spraf)s uno
Drebte Dem perbliifiten SOpenbu9ener ben
hiiteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-11-04

C5epdd rUirb aus 6otLs uHo g8obHuHs1H burtl oie
Inionz SransitTzG GompdHu" Gb5eBoit U7o martrt bel
D,eouHg N ben StenIcE:
Rorbperz Str Der GGloerts uEo
9GItimorez StTGFG III. 23O, CUB gr0GoA
nan, ooer GGWbCH- IGtIJE.
I. I. Soeu, eb1s. I. ScuI,
gsa.SGsitaitsia6TsE. Q429 gsu.sFGi sagsEt.
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Giue ue,le ipanifdle unIeihe.

Qonbou, 2. gtOuember. - g8ie aus
DtaOrio gemeIbet miro, baben Die Barrier
9fOtbifiloe itdI bereit ertldrt, Die ipaniide
auleibe i'm Setrage uOu S1O,OOO,0OO 3u
prolongiren uuo auBtroem Der oSant Don
Spauien" nod ben Serug bon $2O,OOO,00O
i'll Sob uorSuftreGen. 9aS Ibtonmen ioa
am ndditen 0tittpod unterssidnet werben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-11-04

Serlin, 3. Nopember. -Sn Serqeborf
bel Sambur9 brad i'll uSot,l S6merin"
Seuer aus, oas ii9 bel Der ieusrseiabrli9en
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-11-04

Pari s, ,. gtopember.- 0as portugies
iilde Yoitboot BON Der oftairitauiifn &iiits,
melteS geftern in 0iarieile eiutrai berid)z
tet, oaB neulid in 2oureuco 0tarqueS elm
blutt9er Sampf swiidJeu portugiefii6euSo
baten uno brltiden Wtatroen itattiaub, moz
bel Suei Otann 9et6ptet mo 10 uerwuuoet
muDen.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-01

Never talsu the last train when You
eau holpit Most OF the troubls In life
Is cnused By the fact that people. On their
engagements. wait tin tho last minute.
The o'clock train will take iham 10 tho
right place u everything gJes straight,
but In this world tmng. aro very art 10
70 crooked. so you had bsiicr take the
train that starts an honr earlier In
everything we undertake let us leave
little margin. We tried. iokingly. to
persuade Captain Berry, when oil Cups
lIaiteral. 10 20 down aul get his break.
fast. while We took his place aud watched
tho course Of the steamer 10 iuUma,ol
10 rs that we We're running too near tho
bar TO allow q grccnhutn go mansge
matters just there. There Is always
danger IN sailing near q coast. whether
IN ship or IN plius aud morals. Do no.
calculate too closely on plssibilitir.
Beitcr have room and time 10 spare. ID
not tako the last train. Not needing This
counsel makes bad work for this world
and the next. There arr many lines Of
communication between earth and
heaven. Men say thry eau start any
time. After awhile. Ia great excite.
mcut. they rush into the depot Of mercy
and find that the final opportunity has
LEFT, and, behold Il h. tho last train.--
Df. Talmagc w Christian Herald.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-01

Don't scowl, It spells faoey. Before
you know Il your forehead will teicmblc
u small railroad map There 81 grand
trunk line now from your cowlicl; 10 tho
bridge OF your nose, inlorcctel by par.
allel lines running cast and west. with
curves archins your eyebrows, aud Oh,
how much older you look fOI ~ Scowl-
Ing Is u habit that steals upon as una
wurus We frown when the Hight IL too
strong and when Il d too weak. We tic
our brows into knot when we arc think.
ing. and knit them even mora tightly
when we cannot think. There Is NO de.
nyiug there arc plenty Of things to scowl
about. The baby In tho cradle frowns
when something fails to suit. "Consti-
tutional scowl, we say. The little tod.
dlcr who likes sugar on his broad aud
butter tell his trouble In the samo way
when you leave tho sugar oT. "Crosa,"
we say about children, and worried 10
death" about the grown folks, aud rs
for ourselves, we can't help H. But We
must. It, " aex influence makes others
unhappy; for face answcrcth unto fac,
IN life ~ well ~ Ia water IL bellies our
religion We should possess our souls Ia
such peace that it Will reflect itself In
placid countonanccs II your forehead
Is ridgcd with wrinkles before forty,
what will Il be at seventy There Is one
cousoliug thought about these marks Of
time anl houble-thc death angel
almost always grasses them. Even the
extremely aged. Ia death. often wear
a smooth aud peaceful brow, thus leav.
INK our last memories " them calm and
tranquil But our business Is with life.
scowling is kind Of silent scolding. It
shows that or souls need swcetening.
For PHYS sake. jet ma take a sadiron, or
glaliron, or smoothing tool OF some
sort aud straighten these oroascs out OF
our faces before they become indelihly
engraved upon our visage. Talmage
In Christian Herald,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-01

Tho mind wants steadying and set.
ting right many times day. II To-.
sembles u compass placed on rick.
ETY. table-the least stir makes tho
needle swing around tho point un.
true Let II settle, then, TIL 1t points
Alright DO perfectly silent for few
moments, thinking Of Jesus; there Is al.
most a divine force in silence. Drop the
thing that worries, that excites. that In.
terests, that thwasa you; let 1t fall like
q sediment 10 tho bottom, until tho soul
is no longer turbid, and say, secretly,
Grant, bcseech thee, mwciful Lord,
to thy faithful servant pardon aud peace,
that may be oleansed from all my sins
and serve thee with quiet mind
Bishop Huntington.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-01

Of the animals nj tho close OF tho time
ami costs from $3.50 10 81. Graiu can
bo bought in Dcming from two to two
AMI quarter cents par pound, or u
can he had ut Ascension or Cesna
Oundcs ut varying prices; sometimes
~ low NJ uevetty five cents Der hum
bred and at Others aa high " three
cents per pound. There being gras- In
abundance all along tho way, no hay
II used, even on the railroad.
Work htgtading isplenly aud wages
fair Common scrnper work u ten and
ten and half cents per yard. A man
aud team can earn ut day labor 81 per
day. aud single hand $50 per day
and board.
Tho chief Of construction, j. fewaon
Smith, who hiss Just returned from
starting w work on the Chihuahua
branch OF the Mexican Northern
Pacific railway. reports construction
progressing finely. II II, therefore,
probable that n large force Of men Will
he cent 10 that p1lnt nj once.
The present conditions are fair knd
the future Is full of promises Of pros.
pority for the Lattrr.day Saints In
Mexico. l.. A. WILSON.
Los pAJoNAs. Mexico, via Deming,
n. NJ, July n, 1891.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-01

II takes moro grace TO be an earnest
and useful Christian IN summer than ia
any other season. Tho very destitute
through lack Of fuel and thick clothing,
may find tho winter tho trying season;
but those comfortably oircumstancol
find summer the ThrrnopylD that tests
their Christian courage aud endurance.
The spring is suggestive OF God and
heaven aud u resurrection day That
eye must DO blind that does not SEQ Gods
iootstep In tho now grass and hear his
voice In tho call OF the swallow ut tho
caves. In tho white blossoms OF tho
orchards we find suggestion OF those
whose robes have been made white Ia
the blood Of tho Lamb, A June morning
is a door opening into heaven. 80 au.
tuinn mothers great many moral aud
religious suggestions. The season Of
corn huslsing, tho gorgeous woods that
arc becoming tho catnfalque Of tho dead
year remind the dulcst OF his own fadng
aud departure. But summer iatigucs
and weakons, and no man Keeps his soul
In rs desirable u frame unless bypositiye
resolution and especial impiorniions.
Pulpit and pow often got stupid to.
gethor, aud ardent devotion ia adjourned
until September. But who can afford 20
lose two mouths out OF each year when
the years are 80 short aud 80 fow 10
who stops religious growth In July and
August, will require the next sixmonths
10 get over H. Nay, he never RECEIVERS
Al the season, when the fields arc most
full OF LEAKAGE and ne, let rs not be
letharglc and stupid.-Dr Talniase in
Christian Herald.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-01

John Il. Gutt lat an amateur music.
nlc)-Whaps he singing
Miss Vau Clef-"Let me Like n
Soldier Die"
Mr.. Gett-If had my gun with me
heshould bo gratlilod.
Bobbins - What makes old Bul-
lion, the millionaire, dress 30 shabbl-
ly?"
Robbins-Prlde Of station.
BOhbins-liow's that?
Robbins-He's afraid OF being mis-.
takon for clerk.
Mr.. Billus-Another pair Of shines
already for the boy? Hos the most
destructive and wastcful youngstor on
earth.
Mrs. Billns - Johnny wastefil
That IL unjust MIR. Billus. A box
OF backing lasts him year and q
half.
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THE song FOR BREAD.

.. ~. msfisi place. In the early moth'
,.set its5i. and he saug for Bread
80 rsssei iim by with glance Of seofn'
M anne whn pitcd hia iook forIprn
rlaus hin q coin Instead.
20. tler cane out Tor his morning ride
4. -oiden iaccs aud velvet dfcss,
,,sthe ihfeafbarc p1oi was pushed aside
,.ts.cfcpt away 10 the wood und diod'
Al. lrf, 10 bis bosom pressed.
Al. ,oli. dead hsnd In the brook anoai'
rbs, found him there on the daisici sod
,stts,v buried him deep In hli shabby coat
Win ,s,er q prayer or funeral note
Ia raft bis foui 70 God.
rh, v,,s is ieiied. and tho kiur Is dead.
Tt,,iefs u his palace are green Wild mold
rat,ts .ong that the poet sung for bread
~, lsuud the world with silver thread
AL alfdIcd ilround with gold.
MiSsiE ihyiNc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-01

The recognition Of Chri.ts divinity
will have vast influence on tho religious
life. "Pauls belief in tho divinity Vt
Christ. II has been wen sdd. changed
tho valuo Of every other article Of his
creed. and all who study hi cpistlcs can
sochow this controlledaulaulmatoihim him.
ITO lay hold Of the glorious truth Of
Christ's divinity IS Tor aman to change
his theology all along It's lines. aud to
lose hold OF that truth is Tor ainan torot
wellnigh every other truth about Christ
of It's chief value. Inquirer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-01

Iio who walks with God walks In love
and unsclh,hncE. for God is love llo
who walk. with God Is a son Of peace.
Tor God is God OF peace. To him who
walks with God all things are small IN
comparison with establishing tho peace
Of his own soul, and sowing pea. and
love everywhere among men. 40 that the
Father IN heaven may thereby be glor..
hsd.-Ctto Fugckc
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-01

You will see the pools aud standing
wttera frozen through tho winter when
the little running streams are bounding
along between t;inges Of icy gems
Why is thiss The streams have some.
thing else 10 do than stand still TO be
frozen mp. BE you like them. Keep
your hearts warm by feeling Tor Others
and your powers active by worl. done Ia
.aIhest, DR. John Hall.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-01

Aud tho Lord thy God will help thee
palm.
without religion YOU cannot make tho
will equal to its tasks.-Mrs, Humphry
Ward
What Is rcligony II Is passionate
devotion TO tho Will Of God, What is
worship; 4 soul going out Of itself to
discover what the Divine WIN appoints.
Anonymous
Allis NJ Coil lfhe but wave his hand.
The mists collect tho rain falls thick and
loud,
TIL, with smile Of HIGHT on sea and land.
l.ol ho looks back from the departing cloud.
THE Two Angels."