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DO Not Gossip,

That counsel Of PAUL. "Brethren, if a man
be overtaken in a fault, We which are spiritual
restore such an one in the spirit OF meekness,'
is not always borne in mind. 1t is no way to
'.resforev the brother to tell every one who
knows him about his 'faUlt." just now
some people are returning from various re-
sorts, and, doubtless, they have seen, mere
and there, a church member doing Things ne
or she would not do at home. The more ac-
tive they are in the church, the more detil-
mental TO their influence will be any gossip
which reflects on their Christian character.
Very probably they have offended against
some man-made canon Tor regulating
Christian conduct, rather than being charge
able with any violation Of divine law. How
ever il may be, there Is little g Cd 10 be done
by tattling about other peoples peccadllloes,
and it indicates a very small soul that
delights in such employ. Charles Mackay has
written a few lines worth remembering by
church members:
Then speak no i'll but lenient be
To others failngs as your own,
IL you're the first a fault 20 see.
BE not the first TO make II known"
Christian Inquirer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-31
A Bachelor Bishops Kindly Act.

Here is a story of Bishop Brooks which
never before has seen the light OF publicity;
While the hercuean clergyman was the
rector Of Trinity he heard one day OF poor
woman who was taking care Oh a SICK cnllu,
If was in the summer time, and the tired
mother was nearly sick herself from extreme
fatigue. She had not been out of the study
little house for many weeks, and was longing
for air. - A.
The big-hearted preacher went down to the
house and told her to 80 out and take a walk,
and he would take care OF the Daoy'
The woman was, of course, surprised
never having seen him before, and asked who
he was. lie told her that his name was
Phillips Brooks. and she at once consented 10
do what he wished. She had heard OF him.
And so the woman had her walk, ana when
she came back she found the lltIIe DaDy
asleep on the knee OF the great man, who was
dipping into a book he had brought along
Boston Sunday Globe
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London Notes.

4 GREAT effort is now being made IN LONDON
co "a evstematize Church work as 10 give IN
fellioent occupation 10 young women WnV
have time and means 10 devote to the relel OF
the poorer classes, but who lack the pIac'lcd'
knowledge TO be of any lasting use.
Miss Octavia Hill and other philanthroplsts
have devised a scheme for buying up ullapl-
dated house-prOperty, converting IT INTO de'
cont dwellings. and educating the tenants in
e~iorlv and respectable habits. The houses
ero handed over 10 ladies. who collect the
rents attend TO repairs, and IN fact manage tn me
,rararties. They report al stated ln'eIfdl9 70
1.,'r,itfaes. who meet in different paris u
Ion "a consult over the various cases OF
I..fress that are brought before them' 10 eN-
o,tne new applicants for positions as rent
.-liecfors. and TO hear the reports OF those
really GOOD rent collector should possess
many valuable qualities. she should nave
tbo spirit 10 enable her TO do an ungraclOus
and unpopulaI thing; tact and judgment 10
discern between those who cannot pay ana
Diners who will not; good temper and above
an things an ineXhausuble iund oil patience
etrenr health is also an essential. Tor visits
,,-,.t he made and rents applied for whether
.ba weather be wet or fine; and the necessary
climbing of stairs IS often most latlguihg'
SIM il is easier work than hospital nursing,
and the life is vastly more Independent tnan
H
maid and earn i've per cent. on moneys col
iacted. Others, again, work only for the love
at Christ and the desire to do good among MS
Tbe influence that a refined and educated
woman may gain over her tenants IS incalcu-
liable. She becomes a real friend TO many Of
them. Her intercourse with them Is heaithy
and natural Shels neither the tract lady"
nor s.the lady with the tickets" and is often
nemore welcome on that account lifelong
friendship sometimes springs up between me
lsndladv and her people. They will coniide
I'm har. they will tell her their troubles ana
amenities. their temptations and often their
sims. They know that she Will very often de-
fend them from themselves, and give wise
counsel and sympathy in their darker hours.
Tbis is a field in which many cultivated ana
refined women are now working IN London,
and the GOOD that they do is lasting, and tends
90 improve and elevate the poor instead OF
DESTROYING their self-respect and teaching
them TO trust 10 the efforts Of their benelaclors
instead of 10 their own. A. a.
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ve deed



Ill o. man a philistine or fanatic -
cheap method oil ulspafasehehe' .'.,,es a
.,i. -lch terms 20 Martin Luther al 5nD1is
"it ~ discrimination. An uncOutn u,u9
has mo- love Tor art and music; l9 -
fr has no taste for literature. ~
.-., he safely asserted that Luther ,', ~
.. earn,au language as an inst uinC'' ~, M
i..-.f1ren while Luthers famous II III,
mains the National Psalm OF V3,,t,,sici;
u..loge of music is well known ~ ',tf,s IN
=. sand. "is one of the lairest OF uOU :, ed,ives
-,an. satan hates music, because ,T,a'notes
,,l temptation and evil thoughts. nc - -
o" ~ 80 ii,-o,,lo alive IL is the best felItsh-
mont 10 a troubled SOUL luc 'Tiisci,line
i'..,, recovers its peace. 10 is 1lsClp.'N ~.
l'' "a softons ma and makes us temperate
roseonablo would allow no man ~ nc
ana ,l'l,,aator who cannot sing, nor NouIu /
o., him nreach either rake lhis p"9s%.-o
lin. ii have no pleasure III any ma" Wv,
fto the fanatics. desplses hleic' ~ "a 70 ~
invention of ours 10 IS ellI nv IN, ,, |,,y
a. 80, che devil. and make us forget OuI
NV $500 immunity and pride and eFll telh-
DIs Mace music next 10 theology. can
-br David and all the saints put theiI
80 ,bouobts into song" To call man
e..,',,r talk like this Pnihsune Is an EVIL
dent misuse oil Woius' 80. nor, bod
tr9in. Luther, like so many great men, hau
intense love OF nature. lie especially
, 1 binds and flowers, for ''these also" he
r.ed 20 say, "are Gods Bible" lie goes ln.p
-..-.I.n and gaZes on tree cOlOred with
r.,sef~,it. "Ah," he said, 'if Adam had not
eI'ar. we should have seen the beauty o.
,sose fbincs-every bush and shrub wouid
t.ra seemed more lovely than if 1t was made
~ r.,i and silver" He notices the brilliant
s.ear, PAINTERS" he says, "cannot rival
,tar colors. nor perfumes their sweetness
.'-sor and yellow, crimson, blue, and purple
-a owing out Of the earth. And yet We
. o.. ON the lilies as if we were so many
cows lie picks rose, and he says: "Cou pa
s,en make single rose, we should give bin
enempire; but these lovely gifts come lIeeiyY
o. ns and so we think nothing OF them
Iong before the science Of botany was cream cam
I,,,ber had noticed the principle of yege
,,sie lie. ssThe principle of marriage rum
,9roneh all creation; and flowers as well al
animals are male and female"
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Anrnadfnl ming TO BE.

There are queer notions among men-nO-
tons among healthy young persons VINO are
able 90 work and earn comfortable suDsis-
lace for themselves and others, that they
ala 0utOfharmOny with things-that they are
somehow too good or TOO nigh for the common
place duties of life, and that to be subjected to
The necessities of everyday wear aud tear Is
afO.etger CiscOuragng and lntOlerable.
That everything is all wrong anyhow they
f.l and the world is filled with nothing so
much AS with woe and drudgery. These
ner.ln. call themselves and fancy themselves
l.,..mists. one Of our New York cOntem-
lIlaries referred the other day 10 similar
tne..meu OF the human family IN that great
cos. 10 said: The fact has leaked out that
ors o me young newspaper men oil TINS city
U.ariains the gloomy opinion mat be Is a
'Ie.slmst."
Heisa handsome and stalwart fellow; ne
Carries a flower in his button hole even at
tt.. season Of the wear: he Is very entertain
ne. hirhlv gifted ana writes finely; he plays
hta chess and baseball skllliully; ne mas
Mmor n the background Of his mind, and he
ls sound i'm his morals. And yet, with all
these merits. he entertalns the doiOfOu5
notion that he lis a 'pessimlsL" Dy "hlcn -
meant person who suffers under the CHROME
tu..s. vino views things with WOiui eye
and EaO does not think much OF the world OF
g religion OF pictures or the TAR sex OF
sunshine or football. OF yiands or anything Dul
DIS DHu pessimism.
Ne would not refer % the case Of this un'
l.Wod soul but for the fact that there are
good many other souls OF the kind in these
Tines, who labor under the delusiOn thai
ls are pessimists. and VINO try TO nsix NJ
. un. with whining while they cultivate
hfr boards.
They are nothing of the sort. They lack
experience i'm lie; they don't know the world
well enough; they don't understand the ways
o. mankind, and they haven't yet learned
L9" TO look 40 things. tits solemn business
" be pess.mist, and they have not The
s'iemnity or even the grumpiness, much less
lle DleaIedness Of vision, that is required iol
zeal, genuine, solid, chronic, unullerablt
'.imism. Let them give up the absurd
.4im which they think they entertain, anC
Take glass Of plain soda, or "A dose OF castor
S'.' ana then get down TO regular hard work
Noliolk Landmark.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-31
How to Get Thin.

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LEMON ELIXIR.
observation-disclosures.


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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-31

1rhsr Rsbv was sick, ne gave her Castoria
tvbsn she was a Child, she cried for Castoria'
when cha became Miss, she chung to Cas'or's-
wben she had Children, she gave them Cas'or'e
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-31
Iernnn Hot Drops

Cures all coughs. colds, hoarseness,, sore
throat bronchitis, bemorrhage, and all throat
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TWENTY-FIVE cents at druggists:
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-31

.,.,,ov,.h for kndnessl 20 KIM
10 9 you ~e, Ask lor truth 2 10 u .lcl, end.
81, I'm eiyt Of youreeis A. sN' ''''-'
N issf void IS reflex OF yo''
r..,ie,isamirror lou smile smile,
"a, I . y9 es. 49' sh I'd , e9r'orhie
h.ar aei, VI, ,,e- 4witn hatred vail burn
s..lore assin..loye. J Every very deed
Shall. ali. o, vorr fruit from the seed
l29 s .9, eoa csst Yourself in the soil
i4.e cham of your veal or your Noe'
l- ..-. 'fer another 90 drink,
Nii8eta.ie ol their dregs you shall know.
...lonf What YOU are. doubt 10 not
DOB N.f ..e. Won will feel IN another;
'-..- charity stainless Of blot.
Itov loving tho heart OF your brother
-LUELLA CLARK.
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PILE CURE.

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TIE RELIGIOUS WORLD.
oysrtrr SUNDAY ARTICLES

.,,or,. Love 81 Music and flowers
f"'''' ,v,,, IN London--A Beauti-
al mission Religious Notes
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The Word OF God.

me word Of God is an expression with two
meanings. When st. John speaks of The
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-31
IF YOUR BACK ACHES,

Or vou are all worn orr really good for MOTH
ing, it is genera. debility. Try,
BROWNS lion BITIEnS.
ft will cure YOU, clca $50 your liver, and give
good appetite.
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Doctors? Pshsw Take BEEcHAM's PuIs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-30

There are hundreds Of shades now
made which are obtained from coal
tar When coal is heated in tho
manufacture Of gus, bCnzino Is one
Of tho substances produced. From
this an oily colorlnss iluid, called
onihnc, Is made. aisl il forms tho
base of numerous dyes. These dyes
are obtained 10y tho oxidation Of
auiliuo, by mouus Of nitric acid,
arsenic and other agents. The colors
produced include every shade aud
tint except black. Tho 30 called
nullirc blacks arc usually very In.
tense blues or greens.
Aniliuc dyes are noted for their
great colorng power; one part Of
rosaniline salt Ia u million parts "
water still possessing 10 deep crimson
color and instantly dyciug skcin
OF silk moistcncd with vinegar Tho
dyes are used FOR many purposes.
COloring toys, swcctmcats, wines,
dress fabrics and other articles. Tho
fugitive nature Of some OF them ia
rather n drawback. Germany is
now the headquarters Of the manu-.
facturc of those dyes. Large guam.
titles arc produced and used IN this
country also, Brooklyn Eagle.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-30

In tho circuit court FOR Cecil county,
Nd, yesterday, tho jury in tho case Of
Mn. Ann Hughes, OF Hayro do Gracc.
versus tho Philadelphia, Wilmington
and Baltimore Railroad company for
$4,000, rendered verdict Tor one cent
damages.
At tho March term OF court tho plain.
tin received u verdict for $500, but
the judge sot the verdict aside claiming
It was out OF all reason, and Put tho
damages at 5000, The plaintiff ro-
fused to accept this, preforring now
trial. The plaintit claims that she got
ON ono Of tho defendants trains 90 go TO
Hayro do Grace, aud that the train did
not stop to lot her of, while the con-
ductor and several employees OF tho rail-
road company claim the train stopped
but she failed to got oh.-philadclphia
Press,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-30

"Thoro IS no danger In Crocdc. p said
On old miner "All you have TO dowhon
guns begin to pop is to lie down ON tho
floor aud let en- wall; all over you till
the excitement u over"
81 was called ono evening recently to
zee a couple Of women" said the busiest
doctor in camp, "and as was writing a
prescription guns began TO pop out ON
tho street right IN frontof the cabin. Az
half inch boards nro poor protection
from stray bullets, / lodged behind q
little iron stCso and tho women dropped
down on tho floor behind bureau.
When tho shooting ceased 1 finished
writing my prescription and departed.
No, thoro Is no danger II ono Is careful"
colorado sun.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-30

The standing army of Dahomcy
consists of two bodios-a female corps
called the Amazons, and who mum.
Der over 5000, known in Dlhomey
by the title of "fhc Kings Wives
and male corps composed of the
palace guards, court ciiers and other
Officials, and the male adults In Ado
mcy, the capital.
Up TO tho reign Of Geo, who came
20 the throne in 1915, the Amazon
force was composed chiefly of crimi.
nals-thlt Is, criminals IN the Daho-
mcy sense Of the word. Wives do
tccted In mflelity aud tcrmugants
anil scolds wcM drafted into It's ranks,
and the great majority Of tho women
given to the king by the provincial
chiefs, that is, being sent to him as
being worthy Of death for misdo-
mcauors or crimes, We're, instead OF
being sacrificed at the annual Gus.
tom, made women soldiers. Gold.
thwaitc's Geographical Magazine.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-30

The Struggle 10 he Transferred to til,
senate.

WAsHfSGIoN, March 20.--rhe no.
1 tics given Ia the Senate this afternoon
by senator stewart, Of his Intention Ia
oill up his iTcu silver C0inHge bill on
Monday, created n sensation, notwlth.
standing the fact that II was expected
that, Ia view Of the setback the Bland
bill received in the House, the eirug.
gle must sooner or latcr be transferred
10 the Senate. AS far ~ can be lcnruci,
Senator Stewart appears 20 have acted
on his own responsibility Ia prucipltat.
Ing tic Issue. IL IL said by some sll.
yer men that Speaker Crisp urged
them TO pass n silver bill Ia the Senate
and let II como over TO the HOUSE,,
when II would be In n position much
more favorable for action than n It
/ came before the House In tho shape VI
an original report from the coinage
committee. some Republican silver
senators are unable 10 sec the force OF
this reasoning OF tho Speaker, and nre
playing for the party advantage which
mi ht DO expected 10 follow the pass.
Senate, even by the fundamentally OF
Democratic votes.
The Democratic Senators as yet are
unuttluth Us 70 hnf NANlAhhh my tuAll
assume when tho bill IL called mp by
senator Stewart. Senator Carlisle re-.
marks that the outcome o. thu effort to
pass the bill would DO extremely
doubtful. This view appeared 10 DO
generally entertained on this side Of
the chamber. There will probably be
general consultation among the
Democratic Senators before Monday,
with the purpose Of reaching au agree.
ment upon united line Of action, ON
the Republican side, the opinion IL
that the bill will not pass.
Senator Hansbrough North Dakota)
who has been included IN all estimates
In the ranks of the silver men, said
very frankly this afternoon that he
would oppose with his vote any effort
to pass a pure free coinage bill, and
believed that there were not ten Re.
publican Senators who would vote for
such bill. He called attention TO
the fact that Senator Perkins, the
successor OF Senator Plumb In the
Senate, was AN anti.free cOinage man,
and felt confident that even with the
full strength which the Democratic
silver Senators had shown ia the last
struggle, the bill would not have moro
than one majority. Az II matter OF
fact, he believed that the Democrats
were divided on the question, and no
expected that when 1t came 10 test
vote, many OF them who formerly vot, d
for the Nest bill would vote against
the Stewart Dill. Senator Stewart hinl-
self ia not very SAnguine OF tho success
Of his measure. He says, however,
that tie country " entitled to know
exactly how the Senators stand on
the silver question, and he proposes 10
put all Of them ON record II he can.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-30
FRENCH FINALE coNWcr5.
Husband. Are Ciyen Them from among
the Sew Caledonia Consirts

Husbands Are Cigrn Them from Among
the Sew Caledonia Conttrts.
French female prisoners and con.
vici- aro treated with moro kindness
ON tho whole than peron, Of their
class IN England. Their mltyous and
watdrclsos are Augustine nuns.
whose rule. though firm, b. geutlcr.
more marcifl and more slclllustly
equitable than that OF laywmncu
could be- Tho female couuc,- arc
allowed the same privilege gs the
mon ia the matter Of earning money
and buying things at the olutccu
those Of them who are young also
enjoy u privilege not granted 70 tc.
male convic,s in other countries
that Of having husbands provided
for them by the state only these
husbands must BE- conyicts.
Every six months u notice Is circu.
lated IN the female Pc toutiarics
calling upon all women who feel
minded to SO out 10 New Caledonia
and DO married TO make an upplica.
ton 10 that effect through the gov.
ornor. Elderly women are always
very promp. in making such applica.
tons, but they are not entertained.
The matrimonial candidates must ba
young aud exempt from physical IN
iirmitics. Girls under long sentence,
readily catch vt this method OF g.
Gaping from the intolcrable tcdiun
Of prison lie, and ;hcprctty ones an,
certain TO bo put ON the governors
list, no matter how frightlul may be
the crimes for which they have been
sentenced.
The only moral qualification requi.
site 10 to bavo passed at least two
years in tho penitoutiary. Tho 50.
lectcd candidates h8ye to sign on.
gagoments promising 10 marry con.
Yicts aud to settle in New Cal9loniu
for tho rcinnindor of their lives. On
ucsr conditions government trans.
ports thom, give, them u decent out.
III and ticket OF leave when thcy
land NJ Noumca. Their marriages
sAN ~ AtiAtfs'A tut AlA'Nl ~ llif khNa
ernor Of tho colony, who has sc.
lection OF well behaved conyicts
ready for them to choose from. and
each girl may consult her own fancy
within certain limits, for tho propoy.
ton Of manageable men to women
Is about three TO one.
OF course, IL the girl positively de.
clares that none Of thcaspirant bride.
grooms submitted 10 her inspection
has met with her approval, the gov.
crnor can only shrug his shoulders
in the usual French way. II has
happened moro than once that pretty
girls have bean wood by warriors.
irco settlers or time expired soldiers
and sailors instead OF by conviats
N such cases the govouorcan assent
toa marriage only on condition that
the female convicts FREQ lover shall
place himself In the position Of a
ticket of leave man and undertake
never 10 leave the colony Love
works wonders, and there Is no IN
stance on record Of man having 40.
fused to complywith these conditions
when once ho had fallen IN love go
Boston Courier
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-30

A. W Bailcy, of Mauitou Springa,
Colo, b. az tho Laclcdc. COLORADO u
alamo with gold cyci'cmcnt,' said Mr..
Bailey Last night. "ltis curious fact
THAT old projectors should amOlo
through every canyon and CHAMBER up
oyory mountain side IN my state and
abandon the arch for tho yellow metal
ia hi gust only 10 DO followed by tho
oastorn tcnduFlolt,' who makes won.
derful luls Take. for instance. tho
discovery on Cripple creek. 10 lies only
10 miles little west Of south Of Dcu.
Yer, and has been visited by nearly
every old minor and proprietor In tho
west. 4 fow months ago nu iuipld
looking collpsiau came ont there with
both lungs nearly gone and no more
strength lett him than possessed by u
wunan. But he knew gold when no
suw it, and a. soon as he got 10 Cripple
creek he s'akol OF u claim. Ho WIS
laughed at by tho grizzlcd yotcruns ut
first, but hn las the laugh on thom now
for he is rich.
The gold found ON Cripple cfccl, Is
not placer. Its tic most peculiar for
mntiou ever discovered. and that's what
mislcd tho old timers. Il Is Of tho
quarts variety, in a sort Of disintcgrutol
mass and 20 crumblod that tho first LAYER
ot 1t So shoyolod up with common
spade. At the Gold King minc. just
over Pikcs Peak frum Manitou, on
Cripple creek. one man has shipped lot
of tho crude ore 10 Denver that assaycd
$4,000 10 tho ton. st. Louis Globe
Democrat