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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-17

and Patrick Muiholland, Fairfax county
$500: James Il. Russell, executor, Frede-
rick county. ST. 1872: Harriet W. Shackiet,'
Fauquler eourty. S597. Emily Taylor exc
cutrix, Fairfax county. I,s55; koWtht
Vaughan, administrators, Culpeper coun-
ty Nl0: V. Dallas White, administratrlx'
DinwIddie county, s22O3 Matthew Wood-
ward. Prince William county. $50; hnsn sI
w. Throckmorton, Fairfax county, 80
Elkanah Fawcett. Winchester Sl,9u' aI saI
tha s. Clark. Amelia county. Aoyi nei9
OF Mrs. Mary Ann Randolph Custls -
late OF Fairfax county, $2lIH5; WIiiia'h
II. Anderson. Frederick county. El9.
PERSONAL POINTS.
Mr.. Henry Stuart, OF Russell county
who has been in the city for several days
has gone 10 Loudoup county TO WISH m ms
friend. Senator Henry Fairfax, at MS
hospitable home in that county.
Mr.. Peter NJ. Wilson, Of winston VI
charge OF the North Carolina exhibits re
the Worlds Fair, Is in the city. lie VIII
return TO Chicago tomorrow.
DR. r. J. Moore, of Richmond, formeIiy
Of Charlotte. y. c., was among the FISi1-
ors at the Capitol to-day.
Representative Bum to-day secured mo
promise that the following posimasteIs
would be appointed in his district IN
North Carolina: !. !. Barrow, at LOUIS
burg: Moscoe Pool, at Auburn,e wax
county.
w. +. Muse, Of Rocky Mount, ~ c. at
the recommendation Of Congressman
Bum, was to-day appointed to a position
in the Patent office.
NEW POSTMASTERs.
Among fourth-class postmasters ap-
pointed to-day were the following:
Nirginia-C. i. Joyce, Howell PatIlcK
county. vice Greed W. Plasters, removed;
w. y. Green. Witters Mis- IazeWell
county. vice Martha j. Summers. removed
North Carollna-Mlke league, Tapota-
NEE. Madison county, vice j. a. Sniee-
good, resigned.
NEW POSTOFFICES.
Postofices have been established In
North Carolina as follows:
Stephenson, Johnston county, Iheo-
philus H. Stephenson, postmaster; Turn
age. Edgeconbe county, Henry G. Turn
age. postmaster.
PostoHlce sites have been ordered moved
as follows:
Virginla,-Emory, Washington county,
LOO yards east of the old location.
North Carolina-Mosley, Surry county,
half a mile east of the former location.
TOBACCO TAX REPEAL.
Representative Wise will soon prepare
and Introduce in the House a bill to re-
peal the tax on tobacco. He pressed this
measure in the past fcw congresses, ami
will not relax his efforts, although some Of
the gentlemen engaged n framing the
forth coming tariff bill assert that III
order 70 Increase the revenues OF the Gov
ernment. IL viii be necessary to raise the
internal revenue taxes on tobacco ana
. spirits. They are apt to have a merry old
time in increasing the tobacco tax. The
Virginia and North Carolina members may
not secure the repeal but they will never
consent TO an increase.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-17
Carolina Relief Fund.

Cgv telegraph 10 Nlc D''f'''
n,rw YORK. September l6.-The Mari
~ 1,.dNonge southern Relief Fund re-
cni"e5 ciI,, additions to-day which make the
aggregate S2.f3I ~. ort,cles Of
ng ,,,e,r now generally being dis-
cSi eSrded by men, women: and G., children, sdrsrs
could be made very useful Tor sune'I'o -
from recent storms at the Sou.h' ~
aoannncenen, U, rs published that any art,-
Gle OF house-turnishing could also [eau, ,,
,ly be donated by families returning iror, ii
,bclr summer outings. II Is unders.ooa oS'a
mat express companies VIII generaiiy tanS %
tbcrn free Of expense 20 the points oi
distribution. - r,,,or-
ton. general freight and passenger agent
Ciyde Line. Charleston. S. c. Tor Char,
lesion sufferers. and 70 the SSess
Charieston steamers. New iork. Nr. N.
Fgerton viii see to their being pTopeiS
distributed. either at Charleston or Beau
fort. as the donors may request oi ~. ~
the absence OF such instructions, as ms
Judgment may dictate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-17

ceased. OF whom they said II was not so
much Mr.. Stanford's public life. notable
as II was. that would keep his name be-
fore the country. as II was his private
ufe. ThrouRn his benevolence his name
would go down to posterity. His name
would be known not only on the shores
OF the Pacific and In the canons OF the
Sierras, bnt throughout the' civilized
world. when the name OF every other man
In this Senate would have faded into OBJ
iivion. Senator Stanford had erected a
magnificent mausoleum In a university.
but his most enduring monument was
that OF his good deeds and kindly words.
II every human being to whom he had
done a kindness would place n leaf upon
his grave, he would sleep tonight under
monument OF foliage.
The Senate then adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-17
THREE CENTS PER COPY.

Grand Chapter on the 10Th of October.
at r. ~. and the Grand commandery
on the 18th OF October. at 10 a. NJ Judge
w. l.. Jeffries, OF Culpcper. II Grand
High Priest OF the Grand Chap'er, ana
Fred Greenwood is Grand Commander OK
the Knights Templar
The Richmond Cooperative Fuel Com
pany. at It's annual meeting few days
ago reelected the following ofhcers; a.
@. Quarles, president: T.. T. Duggan, VICE
president: c. B. Richards. treasurer ard
manager. w. q. Qua1es. secretary. AMI
the following board OF directors: W. n.
witt. II. II. Harton. w. Q. Cosby, James
McDopnld and +. w. Powell.
Hon. Beverley b. Munford left the city
last evening to attend the sessions OF the
United States Circuit Court In Lyrchburs.
which commence on Monday. Mr. Nun
ford will appear as counsel for the de-
fendant in the important case OF tho
Franklin Brass Company against the
Liverpool London and Globe Insurance.
Company. now pending In that court.
The following were among tho passer.
gers who left by the c. a o. 2 r. ".
train yesterday for the Worlds FAR
Mr.. and Mrs. James Armstrong Weish'
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r.. Smith, Messrf.
Willie Mayo, James Stone, Palmer Gray.
John Butler, James 7. Gray and family,
st. George Cooke. George Read, Norman
Dart, William McDonough, John Ryan,
| Gus. Ailllhlser and James L. Chippin.
Mr. james +. Netheriand. Misses Altcs
and Emma Netherand. and Miss Augusta
Yates, have returned from California.
and the Pacific coast. where they spent
! several months. Other places or interest,"
that they visited were Yellowstone PARK.
| Yosemite Valley. Pixies Peak. and mo
Worlds Fair They came home Via Nj
agara Falls and New York, having tray-
eled fifteen thousand niles without mis-
| sing n connection.
| Mr. @. Powell Hill and hls son Malvern
| Hill have returned from visit 10 tue
| Worlds Fair very much pleased. They
think IL would take several months To see
| all that II to be seen In the way OF ex-
hiblts but that any visitor will get the
worth of his money In much shorter
time view OF the great White CITY
alone is worth the trip. Mr.. Hili
suggests for the benefit OF WIS.,
| itors TO the Fair, that they locate az
near the Park as possible. so as 10 avoid
! crowded cars and save time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-17

C3y telegraph TO l.e D.spatch)
WASHINGTON, j. C., September lG.-
A DELEGATION Of tobacco Importers from
Key West. Fla, headed ly senator call
called on Secretary Carlisle this morning
and asked him TO modify his recent decis-
ion as TO the duty c7 imported wrapper
tobacco. II tlrt decision It was lcSl
that IL a portion Of the bale contained
wrapper tobacco the whole bale was 30
he dutiable at the rate Of s. per pound
as wrapper tobacco. The delegation asked
that only what Is commercially known as
wrapper tobacco De assessed at y per
pound The matter was taken under ad-
yieemcnt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-17
non, c,,othc worlds Fair

without a ticket or policy in tho American
Accident Company
There IS no danger from cholera or yal-
low-fever. but you will Dc fortunate II you
sre not hurt. -.
Five thousand dollars insurance VITA
S2j weekly indemnity viii cost you from
cents 20 % cents per day. Cah on os
address 4. A. WELLER, General Agent lZel
east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-17
proof Of Merit.

The proof of the merits Of plaster IS
the cures IL effects, and the voluntary tes-
timoniala Of those who have usea All.
cocks Porous Plesters during the pas,
thirty wears is unimpcachabie evidence Q,
their superiority and should convince we
most skeptical. Selfpfaise Is no feIon,
mendation. but certificates from those
who have used them are. r.
Beware OF ipnltatioas and do not DO de-
ceiyed by Misrepresentation. Ask for All
cocks, and lot no solicitation or expises-
tion induce you 70 accept substitute.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-17

On and after Sunday. 18th inst. train
No. 23 which leaves Richmond at 9lo =.
NJ. will be discontinued south OF Weldon
as a daily train. and will run daily except
Sunday. This train makes all local stops.
connecting at Raleigh with Piedmont AR
Line for Asheville.N. G. and all intermedi-
ate points on the Western North Carolina
railroad. For further information apply
at S3G east Main street.
III. NJ. BcYEfH,
City Passenger Agent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-17
Reduced Rate. t. Washington Round

Trip Only $3.50 VIA r. =. AMI p. T. Z.
Monday. September 18th. the centennial
of the Capitol cornerstone laving will bo
celebrated in Washington. Among the at
fractions will be addresses by The Presi-
dent, Vice President, and Chief Justice of
the United States. and Speaker OF tho
House Of Representatives. A grand chorus
of l. 500 voices. Music by the Marine Band.
Military review. Display OF fireworks at
night.
Round-trp tickets on sale up to and in-
cludIng Monday at SI.s5, good TO return
until September 2lst.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-17

This piano has seven and third octaves,
finest rosewood case, handsomely carved,
and in superb condition. II only short
time ago sold for 500, and now can he
bought for almost one-third Of that
amount. Artistic buyers looking for bar
gains can call at 903 Nam street. Manly
Il. Ramos g. Co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-17
Tho Dancing Academy.

The reopening of Miss Walden's Dancing
Glass has been postponed until Thursday
night, September 2lst. ThOie wishing an
evening OF pleasure would do, well to
come. The afternoon class will DO every
Friday afternoon at tho residence, GO
nnrfh EIffh SLrpat.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-17
se.5o-Ronna Trip-Na.5O

on the first-cla,s train 10 Washington
Monday morning. september 18th, AT
O'clock sharp. BE IN Washington ~ tithe
TO see the parade Train leaves Broad
and Hancock streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-17
Husttngs Court to Meet.

The September term OF the Hastings
Court will begin on wednesday next. the
20th instant. The grand jury will have a
great many cases to consider. as there
was no session of the court in August.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-17

Round trip TO Norfolk or Newport News
on the new steamer Pocahontas next Sat-
urday night at 10 O'Clock. Tickets also
good TO return tho following Tuesday.
This will probably be your last chance
this Season
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-17
Thres Upright Pianos.

Lately three customers have retur.Sd
fne pianos and relinquished ali they had
paid. Any quick customers can got the
advantage thus offered. Surprisingly low
prices. Manly b. Ramos a Co.. so3 Main
street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-17

Miss Roberts having returned from the
Worlds FAIR. Cincinnati, and othor places
offers thorough instruction IA her prl-
mary school on as moderate terms as sry
school IN the city of like character.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-17

PersoralIy-Conducted EEcnrsisn from
Richmond to Calcago and keiuFn ofto-
h.r 80. VITA gDtourh Coaoh ara
Through sleeper from fetcrsbu g.
On October Sd I will leave Richmond
with a special party Tor Chicago. attend
ing the Worlds Far.
Fare for the round trip sl9.
For full information apply 20
x. ". COURTNEY,
District Passenger Agent,
s.i8 east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-17
Worlds Fair,
A SELECT PARTY TO LEAVE RICHMOND NOM
DAY OCTcgKR 2.

A sELECT PARTY 10 LEAyE RicHNoSD MoNs
DAY, ocToBKR 2.
The Chesapeake aud 0hio Will run an
other of their personally conducted trains
20 Chicago on Monday. October ID. Ar
rangemen,s have been made by the Chess
peake and Ohio for accommodations az
irst-ciass hotels for one hundred people.
This arrangement will inciude railroad
fare. hotel accommodations. with or with
out Pullman privileges. A competent aud
weli-posted conductor will accompany the
party. For full information apply 500 esss
Main street, Richmond. Va
JOAN ID. Porrs. ID. y. A.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-17

DR.. d. A. Kuyk leaves TO-DAY for two
weeks trip 10 the Worlds Far. Dr. NJ.
". Peyser, l220 east Broad street, Will At
tend TO his practice iu hIs absence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-17

Gas. and Electric-C Chandeliers and
Globes. New designs and low prices
Joas BowEas,
No. Z Governor street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-17
Last Excursion to Washington. Monday
September 1S, 1903

Train leaves Broad and Hancock at
o'clock A. NJ. sharp. DoS'r FoRatr Iiiis
TRAIN LEAVES on TIME, SO as 90 arrive IN
Washington in timo to see the olg paraue'
Occasion, anniversary celebration OF lay
lug cornerstone of National Capitol.
Round trip, $3.50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-17

Isaac sycls & Co. sos Broad street. show ths
hanasolnsss line OF Dress Goods IN sAe cigyI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-17

isaac sycle s Co. sos Broad street., show sh<
hAndson sst.iine OF Dsois Goods In she city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-17

Isaac sycls . Co. s0s HrosA strsss. sAss ~
nanisonest line Of pscss Goods tsShectty.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-17

Mantels. Crates. and Thing. IN various
styles and low prices, at
JON. BowERs's. Governor street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-17

IApsEs needing toais o. ehiidrsn vko uaos
building up should saks 1rsuns I'm bitisrs- I,
Httousnsss. end Lssee cc1plain6, nakes ~
BLEED g1ch snd 500 ~ +
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-17

This Piano. full octave, finest firished
case, carved legs. Musical qualities guar
anteed. Price Sl00 stool and cover irce.
Manly 3. Ramos 4 Co., Main street ne4s
to corner hintn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-17
our Daily New York Hotel Report.

Especial telegram t. the Dispatch)
NEW YORK. September l6.-W. j..
Payne. Marlborough: w. T. Broome. a.
ID. Ledoux. Gilsey. Miss II, Bosher. Z. ,.
Bosher. r. $. Bosher. Jr. and X. y
Bosher. Fifth avenue.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-17
WILLIAM WRIT HENRY
T., Distinguished Son Of the Old
Dominion Orator Of the Day.
7rr BUILDINGS HISTORY.
...... ana cost aui How 1t Compares
u.u other Great structures
,fthe Norli.


4.t t'e"'nor and deter
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.......rr NJ hen the idea
.. having t.ls celebration
t'. AFFAIR could te made
..t.Ut-. aroused. auI even
lights who have under
lt JOB ttl'r estimates OF
l.. modern newspaper
r.-E all Che whole civil
... ... ceremonies passed off
t. nation. ana II is 10 Dc
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..4 deal to DO with lay
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.I that was great and
independence was
present Government cs-
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-17
FEDERAL CAPITOL.
r.m.rs Celebration Of the Laying Of
The Cornerstone.
, r-XDRED YEARS AGO

-,-~v cethe Exercises Led by
Cs,rTe Washington.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-17

The bill known as the Bowman act
has been introduced again In this congress.
N is a measure in which many Nfsihlans
are interested, as Il provides for the az
lowance OF claims for stores ana suppi,es
reported by the Court OF Ciaifns u',ae ,e .
,o., provisions OF the act passed March g.
,Sss The following Virginia claims are
included In the bill:
Loflin ID. Allen, Hsnrico county, sleel
susan Brown, Culpeper. ssS4:i0; Sarah W.
Brown. Alleghaney county. }esS; william
Busby, Alexandria, sl.7za&: Alex. Don
nan. administrator OF Thos. Farrell de-
ceased. Prince George coanty. S.2oI; Johii
%. Fabrey, Fairfax county, G.eSe; George
w Gdnneil administrators, Fairfax eonn-
~. x,iyi; Mary y. Lewis. Ciakke county.
N.oo2; Joha Aulholland. Petss Aulhsiiaad
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-17
"iiE BRITISH TORCH.

"f.i.ah troops on the Ath day OF
i-'i. SGT fre 70 the ola Capitol.
a. liu3ei iis Interior, but the dam
"a. We gfomply repaired. The North
E.sl. ne original building was com
" 4's', the sosth Wing IN III, aAs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-23

IL has been shown by the critics, and
pretty generally admitted, that tho
25th Of December could not po1ibly
have been the day on which Christ
was born. Tho NEWS, however, has
no disposition 10 go into that subject.
That Jesus was born into the world,
and lived life Of holiness, purity and
devotionto mankind which no human
has been able 10 initiate successfully,
and that lie flnally died martyr TO
His fidelity to God and man,
IA enough 10 exonrfate the
Christian world In setting apart
day Of Thanksgiving and joy Tor H!s
divine coming, and forever eanc.iiy-
ing II from the common struggles Of
lie which MARI tho coming and going
Of other days. tii a beautiful lesson
70 the children Of Christian families 10
be thus reminded, through the aniici.
patton and yearly coming Of this, the
happlcst DAY In all the year TO them
that Jesus lived. We need 10 no
further than this for n Justification Of
Chrisimas. Aud until tho time shall
come when tho dllu Of the birth OF
Jesus may be nXci beyond dispute, tho |
18Th ofDgccmbur IL rs good as any for |
such purpoge.
The NEWS taking leave Of IL
reaIera now until Tuesday, extends 20
all iis patrons the compliments Of the
senson, and wishes them, not only for
this year but for tho years TO come, |
aud not only Ia this lie but In all inc
olcrniticf,
MErRY CHRISTMAS AND HAPPY NEW !
YEAR.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-23

senoe OF nodIy hcAI.n' iho iheu'Al'y'
Whatever ih hnli'. 'ill''"u'. my 10
''N'lol ehhlo.i iA' P'e"'''.o W 80 .
H'.''.' aeislce N'" ''i'''' y '''' y
~ humanity WIN q 'ys'e'n 'no ny ~
l'''on OF Whlch r'.'''e' az near
my n' a 'Jmm'.''o' uo'o' P' l, u
''' '''''''y OF i1' i''s.'i'' '''u u nv
'. ., p."ei7 Oh 'n' ''-'', '''''','I'
''' 'uousn' w. u4''' NV u''l Wy a
',e'.'. WIZ 70 l'. P'1 ''.', y ,,,'i.
v'hlue,.i '' .'' .v.'. i'H'' -
. 1i'ul M.y "''0'l" '"" 81
''o.','' ~ A..'.l.' I'o '-i
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-23
HELP TnE MORrnY pnon.

Tho general relief committee, o..
ganizcd for the purpose Of giving
assistance to the destitute OF the city,
have made call upon tho Council 10
assist them in tho work, They repre-.
sent that they are now giving % dollar
each per day 10 some forty old resi-.
dents Of tho city who can get no
regular employment and arc Iomunor-
n,ing for the assistance thus rendered
by labofing on the boulevard. This as
siaIance will have to be kept up Tor
amonlh or more or the hmilics OF theal
laborcrs will be entirely without food
aud other necessities Of life. Tho
present funds Of the committee are iu.
adequate Tor doing this much longer
though they have paid all their bills
and payTolls up to date; and tho city DO
asked for nm appropriation to assist w
the cause.
As a general thing II IS bad policy
for the city to Institute labor solely
for the purpose OF giving employment.
But there are exceptional cases, aud
wethink this IL one " them. Tho city
has been employing directly and
indirectly a large number OF
mon during tue summer. They
have depended upon that labor
for the support OF their amillus.
To cut IL OIL a. this timo when they
would naturally need it mos. has In
great measure been the cause OF the
wave OF deslitulion which Is upon u1.
That such policy Is open 10 criticism
goes without saying. IL Is the PLATA
duty Of tho Council 10 do wha, Il can
IN reason for the relief OF the situation,
and II seems 70 us that by ull muans, d.
the city is to appropriate Tor such o
purpose, the safest possible way 70
secure the most benefit from the au.
preparation, 10 to leave tho details DO
the Relief committee uaI lot tbum
deiigna.e the peW9-H q be- thus u1.ls.-
ed' Both duty auI humanity tomaul
that this be reg1su.z VI as "a Gaze just.
Tying a departure from the gengg
rule Oi procedure.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-23
CnRIsIMAs rnouGnLs.

Many great men have engraved
thrir names Bro iu.uublu caar.c. "a.
ncTo.s 600 pages OF history. uag.ro..
g'.iB have been the theme Of pl,t .
historians have recorded them aud OLA,
Void has listened ur read, uIgl with
wonder ami admiration. Bu. among
them Ill., who can 10, compared n
Jesuao Na2lra.a tho anniversary %.
who.s uuh I- ub.u. q Do r..euri.ei
once more by tuo millions .a. ar.
called after lilo nnm.e
True, Hctusat mo- Ja.,Ief u. dI
moi at thu head Of armies brgt. kline
uoms 90 uieaes, building new ono 1.
fragments apaliouI wiah blood. d..
wrs no Cyrus mo- AIaEaa.aa ma
Napoleon. Nor dia he, I.Ga C.,..ga.
acquire fame on accounted His f,eas.
lnde'd, he did not possess apy o,A,r
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-23
DEsERET EVENING NEWS. SATURDAY DECEMBER

Jays" Members of Che Church who
have cong lrrco il tIe word % tho
lard, arJ acHrr 90 receive Ihc bone.
n1 0i lis promise, VIII maniicIi their
a.iu Uy .h.Ir wDsss.
Tn..u asc many un.5alri clrclm.
s.auc,s vs. hich pU.pio ass compelled 90
pass through, auI which cAposo them
so iln..uc1 tblt haga O. Ioloierlous
cilcr 800 tlc's a.a..b, I'D :hnsiii1
moi only those w4o ail.liy liafcgatI
piop.r hy .r i' uI,s WHO htvr 20
Iiil. bus ofthaso vh, caau1l HoIp
'hcmso.v.aih.Ts is good czcu.-. There
900 emu .H o fl.as without tho auu.
b.r 90 Gl.tI uuts being added Co
THROUGH Hf.lHn,a8 ot wlnan dls.
l,l.us8 0i heli.hml rouaton1.
40 600 pr.14t time tuuro s.
IDc.l u.ca .y, particularly On ths
raIt OF tuu p,1po % UuH, fIsb hotter
Understandings and closer Observance
of thr counsel Of lhe Lid ln regard o.
health ,luu uas been ,sUMtrd mall
c..-l IL I8 a wso papp.s tHa. w.ll
oJ7y O. tba ull extent the blc.siu,s
that nro within their reach through
controlling rbulrmalopi1Y and I'm.
proper Hurcs iu malirs o, aubs,nucgd
that Ur5 tAaCn iuto tue b1Jy as f0Ul,
dfluE, &c.