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Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-01-14

This is a rblack velvet gown made
after one Of Redfern's most approved
designs. The zouavc jacket has shoul-
der frills. which fall over putfed sleeves
and this zouave is fastened on 10 the
longer Jacket which is cut with very
full skirt and is belted in with black
satin. The skirt is very wide around
the foot. has four rows of JET trimming
round it. which also ornaments the rest
IF the costume.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-01-14
A Great Success.

Clara-lsn't IL perfectly lovely-this
higher education of woman.
Dora--why?
Clara The paper says 80 per cent Of
the vassar college graduates get
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-01-14
Sam,on's Strength.

Little Dot-That is picture of Sam
son. Hasn't he awful long hair.
Little Dick-That's wot made MIN
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-01-14

First Boy--Do you know any one
wants boy? I'm goin' to leave the
place I'm in. Can't get any more after
Moons off.
Second Boy Why can't yeh?
First Boy--I've used upaii TN exrusss
cept askin' fer ter git married, an I'm
afraid that nd make 'em suspicious.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-01-14

Mrs. Binks with a disgustcd air)
That Aunt Sallie, who writes the mr.
.icles in the household department OF
this paper. isn't a woman at all. It's a
can-
Mr.. Binks--Why sos
Mrs. Binks- Here's an article that
says woman's proper sphere rs the
home.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-01-14

Little Dot Why:
Little Dick--l doilt know, but
guess it's cause he never went to bar
ber shop. Papa says BARRIERS talk folks
half 10 death.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-01-14
SUCCESS.

SAg FRANCISCO. CAL.
LOUISVILLE. EY. aew YoRx. nv
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-25

Yea. a'enve unto ms with aJ your heart that
You mlF assist boo bringing i0 light those ih.HFs
9i which Nl,s been .pu.Hu yea. iHe tram. I.
ton of my wo.a; De ratcH, until you shall .e-
gomHi D. DO
Behold, ths your work. 20 keep my conn.
maadment. yea, with 100 y9Hr might mind.
and strength.
Seek not 10 declare my word. bu fnt seek
io 1Hftu 600. word. alI then llIi your 'oHel.
br looicd then. e you desire YOU bali have
WY Spirit and my word. rrI, ihc power uf Cod
unto Che C1nunau. Of man
but nov hold your peace, study mv word
which bath gone forth among the children NJ
men and also study my word vh.gh ball come
forth among ibc children Of men. or that which
o. how 'rN1a1N1. sea until you have obtained 30
which shall giant unto the children 7l msU Iu
.hi generation, lHd hgn shall at things be
added usfHulf0.
Behold uou ar iiyrm my son. seak 'fr
Kingdom ut God and u.i thing shall De added
a. orlnr il wh..his Just
Build upon my f1.H. which 8 my Gospel.
Deny not 'ha Spirit uf revelation. nor he
Spirit of prophecy. ior woe unto hIm that de-.
r.HiN These things.
Therefore treasure rn boz YOUR heart until me
um. which a boo my wisdom that you shall So
Behold speak unto 40 Who have good de-.
l..u", an. Hasu fhu.tln ih..I...kIr o. rTJr.
Behold. Hm Irsu. Christ tbc Son of Cod.
! .m iHH l'c Hnl ttr light 1. Ur world.
1m ide ame who .Im. unto my own and
mN own received me u..
bot verify selH I 10y unto Won. that H.
many a. receive Ws. Go Ihru will give pow q.
iH become iha sHHEU. God. even Co them that
believe 600 Boo. name. Amen.
Remember 400 YOU Lat,er.day Saints,
this saying. behold, speak unto All
who have good desires. and have thrust
in their sickle TO reap" Remember
that this revelation calls upon us TO
seek, not for riches. but for wisdom.
"and behold, the mysteries OF God shall
be uniolded unto YOU / do not think
] ever read IN my lilc @ revelation that
made @ more profound impression upon
me than did this as read Il upon the
train, aud believe that all Lattcf-day
Saints who will read b., with a paycffil
heart. seeking to God Tor the light oi
His Holy SpiriLwill have their minds lit
up, and the same inspiration that must
have come to our beloved Patriarch az
the time the revelation was given to
him, will come to them. That we may
all labor with all the zeal, the energy, the
talent, the power and the ability That we
possess, ior the onward advancement OF
Gods kingdom, and that We may be
ready and willing, u need be, TO do Us
our fellow servant, Hyfum Smith, did
lay down our lives Tor the cause OF God.
lis my prayer and desire, In the name
Of Jesus. Amen.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-25

owe banks complaining because the
bankers have oppressed them and
raised their rates OF interest aud 500 un.
tell YOU. my friends, that il We
have taken a chance and have borrowed
the money, we have done it-iUr WHAT
In the hope OF making something. aud
we have no lust reason 10 complain,
when we are called upon Co make slcr.
fees TO meet oui obligations. ] ann sure
I do not
/ want to say to the Lattcr.dly Saints
that we do not want to lose confidence
In ourselves; we do not want CO. lose
confidence In our brethren, we DO not
want TO losd confidence In The instIW.
tions IN Zion: and we do not want To lock
no our money where Il will not DO any
good. II God has given as % talent we
should put ID TO usury and make two
talents out Of IL. This applies iusias much
to money as IL does to mental talents.
It's our duty. II we have any mclns.to
let It 20 into circula ton and benefit
somebody
Another thing that we want 10 learn
as Latter day Saints-aud ! have gone
to work TO learn it's 20 follow the
counsel that was given to us here today
necessities Of lite. aud not TO indulge in
cXtrayaganthabits. II we have q surplus.
use Il as God desires that we should use
it-ior the onward advancement of His
Kingdom aud the spread OF the Gospel
We are ready and willing 20 spend ten.
twenty, and IN many cases thirty thuu5.
and dollars for q fine home that has no
more rooms in 1t, no better ceilings. no
more comforts. no more happin"s, fhru
a house that did not COS, more than
one tenth VI that, but II we were ciu.u
upon To live In a house costing one.
tenth and cXpcnd the balance 70 carry
the Gospel 10 the ends OF the earth. h
would break many Of our hearts be-.
liCve that the very stringgncy through
which we have been passing has not
only inspired as with the idea OF being
more careful, but also with q desire to
use our means more literally for the on.
ward advancement OF Gods Kingdom
Why Because we have seen how little
our means amounted TO- We have
found ont how absolutely worthless, so
10 speak, is all our property. ! went
ont here on the street with thirty ihous.
aud dollars worth OF securities
aud tried to borrow ten thousand
dollars, aud / would have paved
twenty per cent interest if could have
got u. but could not get anything.
So lar as our property Is concerned it is
OF no actual value to as, only as we are
ready and willing 20 use 70 for the ad.
vancemcnt OF Gods Kingdom. u IS
our duty TO provide for our families. but
ii Is not our duty TO live in uAimya.
gancc, II o not our duty TO labor
20 gain wealth for the adomment of our
persons. Ofcoursc like 10 see people
have good things, and hope 90 1--we TO
see the day when the LlUcrdly Saints
will be wealthy But want 10 say to
you that unless We become more
humble, more Godlike, more faithful
In keeping the commandments Of God,
] do not expect we shall become wealthy.
Whenever we learn to be willing to use
the means that God gives Us 'or the on.
ward advancement OF His kingdom, Lat
ter'day Saints viii not have any par
ticular financial tr0ublc. the Lord will
bless them with an abundance. What we
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-25

need to do is TO seek Tor the light and
inspiration OF Ills Spirit to guide us al
all times, and lie will add all other
things TO us that are necessary
happened TO read revelation on the
train the other dayas was coming home
from New Yofk-one that was given TO
our martyrcd Patriarch. | had read It
before, but il never seemed to strike me
with such force as 1t did then. ] thought
% was revelation that every Latter.
day Saint ought to read over % great
many times. because ! believe pleasure
will come TO all of us who read d. When
! read 10 ! thought that the next time
was called upon TO speak. % ] had "a
few moments notice beforehand.
would glance over this revelation add
read few passages from 10. but mas.
much as ! was called ON today without
notice, | have not had time to look for
the passages that ] wanted 10 read.
will therefore take the time to read the
entire revelation;
a great and maneloul work Is about 10 come
forth among the children of men.
Behold am God. and give heed TO my
word. which is quick and powerful sharpor ihlu
"a teo.cdscl .uarl. % ih0 dividing a.uudar of
o.
90 myw ofI.
Behold. ihc haiI is white already 90 harvest
therefor. whose dr..fg.a TO tetn. 'ethim thrust
n l. sickle with DIS might. and faIp while
DC day n.tt uat Dee may treasure ua nrhs
soul csgHlstnr salvation in Che kingdom Of
God
Yea. vhas8cycr will thrust To- OTIS sickle and
reap. iuc same 1 called OF Coll
therefore. If ,o4 uIu usl of mc. YOU shall
receive b YOU vI knock. t shau be opened
unto YOU.
NaFHa YOU have asked. behold, I say unto
y0I. keep my eammfuImauraud ...G 90 bring
flIfh and establish he cause of 1.u.
Seek not for riches. lHt iar tI.Ilm. rul. De.
hold, tbc myiaUc, of God shall De uuloIIrd
unto Won. and then SHALL You De- H .IH rIg Dog UH.
hold. ho that hath rirf1l. Uc rich.
Verify. verify, say unto you. even 49, y1u de-
1itc Of me. 500 b. shall bc done unto YOU. AND, 70
you desire, YOU shall b. thc means Uf doing
much COOL To ths generation.
Say nothing but repentance unto ths gcHert.
dln Keep my commandments. and Assist 90
bring forth my work, according tony command.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-25
Our TALENTS, -KOW TO Use Them.
discourse Conference
the Church, Tabernacle. City,
Friday Afternoon, e,i
ELDER HEBER J. GRANT.
[RrpoRrFD ny ARTHUR wiSrRR.l

Twelve Apostles; and Of the two absent
one has Just arrived IN the city and will
be here tomorrow, and the other Is
laboring a. the president Of the
European mission, working for the on.
ward advancement Of Gods kingdom
there. But those who were absent
from us a few years ago were so because
OF the prejudice and bitterness that cx-
isted against the Saints. Today there
is disposition on the part Of the people
OF this national least, al whom ! have
come in contact with-to do justice to
the Latter.day Saints. We are bccom-
ing known for what we are. The
Latter day Saints are an honest, up.
right and a devoted people; aud when
the people OF the United States learn
this they will conccde to US our Just
dues. That which we have had to
suffer has hcen because OF prejudice
and Of ialschoods which have been
circulated against us. The American
people, as a people, arc not lacking On
generosity, IN lbcrality, or In justice,
and when they have done a wrong, be-.
cause OF false statements, they are ready
and willing to right that wrong, as is
illustrated by the passage yesterday Of
the bill IN Congress restoring to the
lattcr.day Saints all their personal
property. Who could have thought a
lew short years ago, when the prejudice
that existed here was so intense, that
such action would be taken2 For whcr.
ever you went you would meet men who
would say that II they had the making
Of the laws they would not only conhs.
cate the Church property. but they
would coniiscate the property Of all the
members Of the Church. That sent.
ment has almost entirely died out As
sat on the stand this morning and
listened to the remarks Of President
Cannon and the other brethren, re-
icTlng to the honor that was done to
our aged President aud his counsclom
in their recent trip to Chicago, u was
impossible for me To restrain the tears
OF gratitude that came TO my eyes.
We may be called upon to pass
through financial hardships; but what do
they amount to II we are blessed Of the
Lord with the light and inspiration OF
His Holy Spirit, and II those who stand
at the head OF the Church are honored
and respected aud not looked upon by
the world with contempt The Latter.
day Saints have been through hard
times, and there are great many Of rs
who are pulling long faces aud thinking
We are In a terrible tx, when we are Ia
no fix at all. This whole financial panic
Is a great hoax from first to last, in one
sense Of the word. The people all over
the country got scared. Al WHAT At
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-25

nothing. In the face of good crops OF
cotton. corn and wheat. aud general
prosperity in the whole country we
have had something over SO bank, Tail,
and venture the assertion that ont OF
that number there were only very tcw
that failed because they were in "a bad
financial condition. Why did they iail'
Simply because the people got scared,
drew their money out OF the banks and
iumauy cases hid u. In nine cases out
Of Ten there was no earthly reason for
their taking their money out Of the
banks. Il h. estimated that OF the trade
that is transacted uinCty.hve per cent Of
30 is done ON credit, and that there IS only
live per cent Of actual money that
changes hands In transact.ng the bust.
ness Of country. We have had such "a
scare that the nincty.lve per cent has
been contracted about twenty per cent,
in other words, about four times as
much contraction as there was money in
existence TO do the business with. The
result Is that everybody has become
frightened Of everybody else, and as |
say, $50 banks have failed. aud almost
without exception they were absolutely
sound and solvent Many and many a
bank has been called upon TO close is
doors that had five hundred thousand
dollars capital and only one hundred
and fifty or two hundred thousand
dollars Of deposits ltit when the bank
closed, three or four dolllr assets TO one
of liability When people put their
money in the bank they expect Il 10 be
loaned. aud OF course the banks loan tt.
and u great majority Of the people
demand their money at the same time
they are sure to close the bank. The
Bank Of England could not stand u the
people 400 went there and asked for
their money. The United States gov
eminent could not pay all It's obligations
al once. Salt Lake City u called upon
to pay Hll her bonds. could not possibly
doit Jsah Territory could not do IL,
or any other city, state or territory In
the nation. II has simply been a sense
less panic from first 20 last; aud the
whole of us have narrowed ourselves
down because OF this panic. and made
matters that much worse.
want to confess to you that ] and
many others have done wrong. Why
Because we have been SO very anxious
to make a dollar that we have run In
debt. aud now we cannot promptly pay
reason that $1,000 collateral securities
which are good, would not raise q
thousand dollars. For the first
time IN my lie have had pco-
pie come to me and ask me to
pay money that owed them, and have
had TO ask for an extension OF time. II
the Lord will only forgive me this once
will never be caught again. have
been a borrower OF money since | was
eighteen; but n can only get paid oil
what owe now, shall be content, be.
licyc, with the blessings OF the Lord,
whatever they may be. be Il much or
little. When / realize the fact that II
owed a bank a certain amount Of money
and they asked me 10 pay il and ! could
not, and ] stop TO reflect that my fall
ure to pay that money IN connection
with the failure OF others might be the
cause, because the people had become
lrighiened,of breaking that bank, want
10 tell You that ! would feel cousidera-
bly, Inundated. We hear many who
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-25

lam very much pleased indeed to
once more have the opportunity OF
meeting with the Latter.day Saints in a
General conference, and have rcjoiccd
Exceedingly in listening to the remarks
that were made to those who assembled
here this morning, and | regretted that
Ga few Of the Lai,er.day Saints were
present. I remarked aiterward that it
,eemed TO me that had never attended
meeting where so much valuable In
stniction had been given. II seemed as
though all that was said by the speakers
was full Of good things for the Latter.
dsy Saints. We many times listen to
The Elders and they speak in manner
that Is interesting, and we are pleased
with what they say, and we hear many
eloquent discusses; but It did seem to
me that from first to last all that was
aid In our hearing this morning was Of
that character that all Of US could re-
eeiye great benefit and profit thercirom.
trust that the few who we're here will
remember what they heard, and that
they will endeayor to communicate to
others the inspiration that We all felt.
! feel that as a people we have indeed
grea, cause to rejoice and give thanks
unto the Lord for the manifestations Of
His goodness, kindness and mercy
unto us. In council meeting that we
held a few days ago, at which a
majority Of the members OF the quorum
OF the Apostles was present, Brother
Thatcher remarked that Ia the midst OF
the financial trials through which the
people were passing, 1t did seem TO him
that there never had been a time since
the Lattcr.day Saints came to these
valleys when the Lord had magnified
the leaders OF the people so much and
so many courtesics had been extended
unto them by the people OF the world as
To- the past six months, The prejudice,
the bitterness and the luminosity that a
few years ago existed in the hearts OF
the people OF this country against the
Latter day Saints, have, because Of the
outpolnng Of the blessings OF the Lord
upon the people, almost entirely dis
appeared. While but short time ago
those Of as who came TO Conference
were called upon TO look at these stands
here and see hardly representative OF
the Apostles, and none OF the First
Presidency. today we are permitted to
see all Of the Presidency aud ten Of the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-25
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-25
Rto GThnd- Western Railway.
Circular No. 2aS,
Nov. 2lsi, 1893.
salt Lake City, Utah.

To All Agents.
a NEW DEPARTURE.
With the new time caro-, In effect
SUNDAY, Nov 18th, the Rio Gfaude
Western iuaugutat,sa special reclining
chair car service between Ogden aud
Denver. The chairs IRE OF n special
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The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1893-02-02
Machinc-Made Pictures.

Place between two sheets Of glas
some sticky substance, printers ini
for preference, and press the PLATED
together. When you separate then
the sticky substance will be found ID
have formed, very artistic designs re
sembling exactly impressions Of fossil
algae or seaweed.
You will he surprise at the VARIETY
of designs you can obtain in ths|
manner. They will vary according
to the greater or less thickness Of the|
substance used and the amount Of
strength eXerted. In separating ths|
sheets of glass, if you make one sllp|
lightly over the other the branches
of the seaweed will be long ADD
parallel to one another IL you twlS|
slightly one of the plates the branchsI
will have a very graceful arched aF|
pearance. The branches will alwaN|
run in the direction caused by lnt|
movement of the plates
The design seen here was obtained
with the help of printers ink lol
preserve such a design 1t is only neces
sary to apply a sheet of paper cale|
fully to the surface of the glass ana|
allow it to dry.-New York World
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1893-02-02
Lunatics Do Not Shel Tears.

OIe OF the most curious facts con.
nected with madness is the utter absence
of tears amid the insane. Whatever the
form OF the madness, tears are conspicu-
Gus by their absence, as much in the de-
preston of melancholy or excitement of
mania as in the utter apathy OF dementia.
If patient in lunatic asylum be dis
covered in tears it will be found that it
is one beginning to recover or an emo
tional outbreak in an epileptic who is
scarcely truly insane; while actual in
sane persons appear to have lost the
power of weeping, it is only returning
reason which can once more unloose the
fountains of their tears.
Even when lunatic is telling one in
fervid language how she had been de-
prived of her children, or the outrages
that have been perpetrated on herself,
her eye is never even moist. The ready
gush of tears which accom- panics the
plant of the same woman contrasts
strangely with the dry-eyed appeal OF
the talkative lunatic. 1t ould indeed
seem that tears give relief to feelings
which, when pent W, lead to madness.
1t is one of the privileges of reason to be
able to weep. Amid all the misery Of
the insane they find no relief IN tears.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1893-02-02
xyorkinc for His former Slave.
.fWhat a great old whlrllglg tln

sNVhat great old whlrllgig tifne
:. 70 ho snrp - said c. A. Schneider
a native of Louisiana "There IS IN
New orleans to-day a man working
for a negro he once owned, but loso al
game of cards. Before the war
lanes M. Coleman was well-to-do
Mississippi planter. He owned thirty
or forty slaves. had a fine plantation,
and was what now would be caiiea d
.hiqh-roller. He spent much OF MS
time at Memphis and New Orleans,
and thought nothing of a blowout tnat
cost him cool thousand. One day
he was coming down the river ana
indulginp his weakness for ara"
noker he lost his roll He had a
bright mulatto boy with him whose
business it was to see that 'massa'
got safely to bed when he CHANGED TO
get an overdose of bourbon. lie put
the boy up against a thousand ana
lost. Dissipation and the war ruined
him in health aud fortune, and TWO
wears ago he came to New Orleans IN
search of something to do that would
proyide him his daily bread. Inc
bow he had sold had become a con-
tractor and employed several men
and teams He met his Old 'massa'
and employed him to keep ms
accounts and that is what he IS DO
inc to.day."-St. Louis Globe Demo
prot
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1893-02-02
Has Watch in HIS shirt stud.

A matchmaker in Newcastle, En-
gland, recently completed a set of
three gold shirt studs, the second of
which contains watch having a dial
which is only three-siXteanths Of an
inch in diameter The three studs,
placed in shirt front, are connected
from behind by delicate silver tube
containing winding and setting me-
chanism. To wind the wat h it is
necessary to turn the upper stud, and
to adjust the hands the lower stud is
turned. Jewellers Weekly.
If it were possible 10 interpret the
language of the butterfly, would it
probably he found that she has a
great deal to say about what a poor
housekeepar the ant IS.