Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-26

they were an had, $50 had To wear
them to California When got to san
Bcuardlno, put my mules away. and
registered ] made break" Tor u
cheap John store aud a barber shup
When ] CJme back To- The hotel and was
waiting for my meal the landlord came
up to me aud said "Do yuu know
where that little bow legged spring
kneed, hucsskn fellow /, gene to3' ]
would not have told MIN for the world.
would not describe this suit. only
that have living witness 10 the facts,
bishop Myton Tanner OF Provo lie
saw me with the suit on
You talk about hard times with good
crops, plenty OF wheat oats. barley,
corn, potatoes, cabbage, an kind OF
fruit w abundance honey aud sweet
milk enough ior alll What are you talk.
ing about WHAT ifthc moncy.g tiers
have saved up all the money. and have
1t in strong vaults that need not trouble
the larmcfl What ought to trouble the
man Of Utah Is how tu live within his
means. You have 40 the elements here;
you can SOW and make it rain when vuu
want 20, You can produce anything
here that Is good Tor man. ami YOU have
ha continuous market for many
years past What each tanner can now
ask himself is. "What have done with
an the prosperity OF 20 many years past?
Have ! raiacd chickens and turkeys 10
supply the winter market. so the mcr-
chant need not send cast this winter"
VIII YOU have hogs enough Tor the
market, so we will not have 10 send "a
million or more dollars 10 Chicago iur
the pork we must havc' The thrifty
farmer has some. but the shiilcss farmer
viii igli you 10 wont pay 10 raise hogs
because they can be raised cheaper in
Hin Is or Missouri You have luccrn.
wheat, barley, and rye why not RAISE
h0gs' You say b. will not pay to raise
poultry but il will pay TO have half a
million dollars year 20 east for the
same product Compare today with the
days J have spoken Of, and compare to.
day with what Utah would have been if
the people had taken the advice
President Young Hcber G. kimball,
Geo A. Smith and others gave them.
Wolld IL not be in order To fcsuuCct
some Of those sermons and read them
Refresh your memories with those self.
sustaining lectures OF earlier days.
Hard times have come, aud come be.
cause of your own extravaganza. You
have sent east for everything you wau-
ted till your money Is all gone, and then
YOU say hard timesi Utah Is better OIL
than her ncighbors. and will De the first
to recover But we must have a relor-
nation. A financial reformation Is
different from q religious reformation.
With the latter all you have 20 DO Is 10
repent aud get rchaptized then you can
go ahead again, IN a financial teior.
nation you have 10 make peace with
those YOU owe Some have hearts and
will give You longer time, others will
take an you have and you will still be
in debt. The ShylocEs will now get lat.
Tor they will have many pounds OF
flesh.
Il Is perhaps well that settling day has
come. Everybody will know lust what
he Is worth when II is over. The mcr.
chaut will know how to purchase goods
better. aud hope better goods, and not
bring to Utah ali the old shelycd goods
OF the east The farmer will not run IN
debt for his crop before the seed Is in
the ground. The mechanic or laborcr
will take home more OF his wages. How
would il seem, boys, 20 have In your
pocket some Of that money YOU have
wasted In the pasi} Reform IS the
word, be kind to each other, and pay
your debts as soon as you can.
II. ]. FAUST