Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-12

M ster here. aud there should b. no
master over us except one, vino Il
merciiul, charitable, lonr.sulieriuF AMI
Living toward His Chllireu. /. We
viii only No our duty Of Lattcr.day
saints anu be wise IN the use uf our
niuuus, circumstance will hu overtuled
ior az, our lnb1rs will bs blessed unto
us, this land viii be male fruitful, aud
We VIII resp bouutiiul harvv-t4 aud rt-
j1.cc iu them; Tor G1d wall lpstlw iils
iavos upon HE mthml chill Ircu. But
Or We spend that which bc givrs ua In
f!olous living, in wanton pleasure; 10
We cast it to the dogs and ttfvugtnyn
| with u the hnuis ui the Wicked, how
cnn We expect thpt We will become the
fichrst o all Uuuul,g And We mly
look for M IctiOus 10 be brought upon
~ from timu to Time, us - pcuuOl.
master TO bring a. o. Christ and an
understanding Of our duty. OF couts,
Babylon has come hero. The Lord
saiii "Cumu Ous Of her, M PEOPLE,
that yu may not pafiAkc Df hur sim.
nuI that yu receive not 90 her
plague" Well, We dii come out iu
the beginning; but We have invited 10
here, Ahd now 10 T. acre, and the worst
o, II ~ the Latiorday Saints are lD
some extent pAttaking ut her Gins, aui
l9ok out ihut you do not Hl 40 receive uf
htr plague. Now be % good limo 90 re-.
ptht OF these things, Nov is the time
90 ouriail expenses. Now 10 the time
10 CUT uoWn extravaganza nui 10 deny
guthtlNyH q little worldly pleasure.
Bur let us be charitable. ID not con.
lcmn One another ! am not con.
dumning you. ! am not finding fault
with YOU Tor thi. moro than with my.
self. There Il rot the least feeling OF
blame Ia my heart. do not crnaufe
my brethren. hut n1muumps 1 find
fault with our acts Bud course OF life,
Bat let Us be charitable one towards
another. DO not 40 ana take your
icllOw-scrvant who owes you a lew
cents and demand that which lac owes
you, nud 70 I've asks you 10 wait little
season, you thrust him into prison.
hgurntivuly speaking. Remember the
parable OF the Savior on this subject,
ana be charitable gui murciul oae 60.
ward another.
Now,l have been preaching poverty
aud referring 10 hurd Time; blt lo0k.
lug over this congregation aud seeing
THIS garden Of nUwers that rises br.ofo
me on the heads OF these beautiful
women OF I0n, | cannot see much
poverty here, nor auy indications Of
hard times. All here igas garden In
spring Time when every thing IN fresh
anu lovely, surely there are no hard
times her! ~ with these brethren,
al clal Ia rich raiment aut with
plenty at homti each one with two or
three moving machines, aud two or
three rcapers lying out In the field, in
the not sun, or run back into the creek
In b at Tho NNFHa
chine companies Tor them. Many OF
ua arc rich In this kind OF property. Il
We were u little more neighOOrly ANA
would exchange work one with m.
other, wo would not need more than
hhf the ronpefs, ana mowers, anu
thtoshcfs that We now have, many Of
them going 10 waste AMI the people la
bondage for them, having given iron.
clad notes Tor them. / have Horn some
" these notes. There are lots VI
them all over the cuuuiry, while some
VI the machinery itself Is Ia the fields,
going 10 ruin. IL IL no uncommon
thing at all TO sec a wagon out Ia q
ditch GO SGT the tire; and ~ one place I |
saw where ihuy utilized ~ huyrake 10 |
dam up u ditoh,sJ that they could turn
the water on the pasture.
A man VINO has been blessed with |
more means than his ucighbut gets "a |
span VI good hofsrs uud Hue carr. |
age, anu takes his family out 20! an |
evening. Well, that IN all right; |
lac has plenty Of means anu |
can AFFORD Il. Blt his ncighblr,
who has 40 means, secs him /
riding out AMI In, gni his vito begins
90 complain that she Is not as highly |
favored us her noighbUr. So be says, |
"Hrfc, we'll Just have As goo Il flE ~ |
they have, hnd We will show them |
how 10 put on stylr.n He goes to the
wagon dealers ami picks out a hue
carriage. He then gets nne span
OF horses, aud next lao goes 10 the
harness makers aud gcts fne har.
ness aud Tor these gettlngs h0 gives
his note and mortgages his house,
because ne has not the mDuuy 10 pay
for them, But his neighb0r does w
and NO, and he Ia going 10 show him
that no IL Just IN good a.. he H.. The
result h, by anu by the note comes
due the carriage Ia partly or com.
pletely worn OUT the horses are ring.
boned or spawned aud very poor; tue
harness II dimmoi with dust anu age.
and everything looks dllapidated; Nv
the man who loaned him She money
AAhNa AlH hNAN'H anu MS WHO anu /
children arc turned out OF doom! All
this for the sake Of a little pleasure
aud putting on Of appearances. Il
there not too much OF that kind Of
thinp2 | have Travelled through the
world a little aud been ia most Of the
large cities Ia Europe and America,
and my candid opinion Is that la none
Of these large wealthy cities are there
az many carriage, IA proportion % |
this population, a. there arc In some
of our cities Ia Utah. 1 do not say
a word against those who are fnlly
able q havo their horses aui car.
tiagUs; but those who have not the
means are very foolish b try aud
Initiate them. Another thing; there ,
are no people that 1 kAow " VINO /,
ride more on the street cars than do
the people Of Salt Lake CITY. 1 have
seen lady with a whole family Oh | i
children get IA the street car and pay | h
Tor tWO.thirds of the family aui only | q
Ride a block nul halt The exercise
jf walking that distance wJuli pTOb. =,
ably have done that family good, and J.
perhaps the husband working flr two I
dollars day aud liable 10 lose his ON.
llOyment nj any time.
Pardon me Tor talking this way on d
he Sabbath; but the sabbath was ~
made Tor mau, not man Tor the Sab. 10
iath, anu it II right aud proper 10 do u
good ON the sabbath Gay, Which Of
you that had nm OK fallen in tAu ditch
would not go ami help II out ON the I"
sabbath day2 WhlcI OF you who | I,
MY had the opportunity, A. / have y