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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-21

De CGgWGs nos dlean: ''EEtamos que no nos
entendemoB acsrCa del vaor que ha de FSrBela &
la mcnsda mejcana acunada deEds el S6 On ade
lsnte. De golpe porrszo han hsjRdo aqui los pc
sos que antes circulaban por IS centavoS, so;
los medica peSos Is, y las peSeta1 IN real
fuerte. Nosctros creemos que el tnico medic
possible de Cortar este abuso adn1tir por min.
gdn valoy esta caBs de moneda, po1que asf, sun.
que algo tarde y & expeMsas de nueatra EecoRoCi.
do manasdumbre, 90 coartsn los efeCtoS del con-
trabando llevAdo Cabo por los que 90 enrique
cen arruiRaRdo al pals quo los suHtenta. IFuera
aameiante monodaI
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-21

La ompreGa del trsnv1s d. Oat.no Baya.
mon, aeabS de poner Al Belvicio ptblIco nm 90
,he de a. GlaBe pelfectaments Construtdo % q.
Heres de il nisma. Es obrs bien sGabads, o6
moda g6ida que, en- reHlidad, honEa Ia in
inEtria nroVipc1Rl - Es.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-21

Nos Iuplicsn Ia publication fe Lac Hisuien.
tsu ipeas:- " El q. SO presentars al Guards alma.
cen de ObraH PtbllcAs con indicios verdadsro1
tel autor autoreB del robo que Hs le ha hecho
en- 81 casa Sera gratifcado por 81 en- el ac-
to coz Is pesos msjicanoB sssiempre que eStR
cor fidaIcia rAgarNAda aaa haeha da cia y
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-21

Y& prop6sito: Ia dIch& empress del tranviA
antre Bsyam6n y IL Capital ha rebajAdo los pre-.
clos de 50 tarifa para los diau fsGtivoU. LOI tpOa
son: 40 cantsvoS en- primers, ida J vueltr; 30 en-
'eguRda y 20 On tercera. Ea rsalidsd el que no
haoe ahora 81 Yiaia es porque no quiere.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-21
Carbon dc pJedra
OEMENTC "CORONA"
OARRETILLAS Y ARADOS
Vende LUDwIe DUPLACE Tetu&n IL
San Juan Pto RICO. 15-8
Dice MEI Noticiero De Poncs";

sParess gus BevG nombrsdo alcalde de San
Juan Ponce eI Bsiior don FGSnCisOo Garriga,
primer iefs de Orden p6blico &c la iBla. Aqui
aos Va bien con el amigo Iehor Nouvilas, aunqus
podria irnoB probablsmsats 10 miBmo con el BshoE
GaFFiRa"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-21
NOTIOIAs GENERALEs

Aver medic dia puso un amigo nueVtro en-
esta Capital I'm tslegrama para 81 urgsntisimo, &
Maysgl:4, suplicsndo coHtsstsci6n inme1iata La
contsataCi6n SO deposit6 en- aquella estaci6n Las
dos media de Ja tarde, 30 recibi6 en- eRts las
.n6mero iegibleR) de Ia miama tarde y lego
poder del intsrssado que Ia esperaba con vorda
dera anniedad, & las diez de Ia noche Y mo oou.
rri6 graciaa 8 Dioa ningnra otra noYadad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-21

Un csbalero que ecu IA 50 nomb~e hi sR-
sregaio al doctor PadiilA, de Vegs.baja, IL suma
ie rs pesos CON dsstiRo aoC0rrsr los supervi.
SsHtes de las victimes Eel aescarrilamiento del
fsryoCartiI en- Is tasde 3er I3 de Iua cor isntes.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-21

Nos dicen de Arecibo: Gel ldaes en- q no
che fu6 IL Ultima funOi6n con que sc hs despedidO
ID Companfa de zavzuela que con tSnto 6xito ha
trabajado en- nueRtro teatro por espacio dc Gus
renta dias. "A dltima hora se snuRe6 como be-
nefOio del distiRgnido y apreciado Henor Marin
VaroRs, 10 que fue Osuas de que ignorado por
muchaG peraonas no eRtuvies0 tan coRcurrids
como era de enperarse dadss las simpstiss que So
supo Csptar en- esta locadad el hzbil Director de
orqusata. "La Iempestad" fu6 Il obra puesta en-
escsna On ella nos temoEtr6 50 peyicia d Bsnor
Varona diriji6Rd0la toda Gin papal De mdliCa 81.
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BaZaP dc Ia EXDOSicl6l

No olviiArSs que aif ae vendeu ipfiaidad de
'njetos CurioHOs J mas baratoH que en- nlnguaa
parte. tr l6-A
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-21

Nos dicen DE PuestA TERRA que alganoH
pulperoa no taDiendo en- cusRta que yE hay una
FarmRca satRbeOida en- ere barrIo, se pelmitsn
dstallRE alguna elaEs de m>disame ntoa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-21

Con motive do eontsE eoa sole Is dias el
pTeEents mes, 81 vapor .' Saa Juaa sAldrk de
esta puerte pArA los de Eu itinsraEio, maana iue.
veB a. las doce de Ia noche.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-21

ProcedeRts da aus e.caias de Cnba, Haity
Puerto Plata entr6 eEtA mRhsnA en- ell puerto de
,stA Capital el vspor sHuafiol "7an J1an".
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Ord. Vicente Santuni

OcUESsta de "a F1eultad de Paris Beciba
consultsG diArias de Z sie q mahana de /
8 de la tarde en- Ponce, P AKA priacipal p.o 10.
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I'm Mayag1sz He tEatA de fundar una GoCis-
dad liriCodTam4ticA para 10 Cual 70 han rsuni.
do vaTioB ARTISTS shcionadoB de Squela Cludad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-21

Hemos tenido 81 gusto ds conocer saiudar
en- esta redacci6R al ssuar den Mauuel PsredeU,
vscino de Isabela Buen tempe Ie deseamos
eAtre nogotros
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-21

Un amigo de Cagusn nos escFibs: - Sc deie
Eentir "a de USa msnera escandaloua el aegundo
golpe del conhicto monstario comenzRdo por Pom.
ce , Msysglsz. Los pesos del S6 en- adalanta
90 circular nisgda preCiC; las psIetAH me-
dioB pesos, iguaimezte, y la 0em6s moneda que sa
v6 eI tan mails, que en- realidad dabiera ser Ia no
admitida, 20 rs nsrk de ests pals con tanto szo.
tsy Calhmidau No hay quien pienne en- eato
tan grave perjudicisl p
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SaStreria franceSa
TTSSOT

OAB0A DEL OOLNADo DN . ULLAo
NOTA.-La rop& que SO compra para pagan
1 plazoE debera ser gsrhntizada per personaB d.
esponSRbilidad. De 10 contr&rio 81 enviaI Is
brenda, go pAsar& 81 recibO. Ouando Be zen Or
lenes para hacer ropa 6aa de atiQusta, de bera
aboaarse por adelants@os'" tercars parte.. 81 "a
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-21
Vials dol GObsrnadOr
DE NUEsTRos CORRESPONDENTS
De UtWGdO

ri Siguieuts despaCho tslegEFfca depoSitado
en- UtuadO Jas OchO y oWaTSmta q cirseO minutes
&e j. ns0AGUG, 10 reCibimOs @mOshs las OehO q
Vs6sst0 ngGNUtos:
"a las de Ia tarde de ayer, r~sCsdidO de
pumsroSo pueblo y de los jetes de Voluntarios,
llsg6 este pueblo el GebernadOr General, ria
diendole los honores de OrdenaHza ia Compahia
de VoluntArios nutrida con mss de 100 indivfduos
"ACto ssguido viEit6 s. E. les escuslag, AL
caldIa, Oarniceria y dep6sito municipal hespe-
dhndogs luego en- IL casa del teDieRte alCalde
ssiior don jaime Sureda. A las y media de
asts maflaRa Sigui6 viaje para AdjuntaS.-N Co.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-21

Maria Burgau CorsiNo o siz. por suIusstos
sutores de Tobo lie cafe sr-oz; por l. de HOr-
migusros Luis C&orera F aRciEcO OruE, por
riBs de que resultaron amhos hsridoJ.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-21

Donde msior He come an Puerto Rico sB 81
81 restaurant a OdtGlGnG, San Francisco 66.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-21

La C6mara OAClRI de Oomercio NAvegs.
ci6n, de Ponce, ha puhlicadO en- hoja Buelta copa
literal de nm acuerdo tornado en- seBi6n de II del
corrisnts por 10 misma corporaci6n, manitsstGn.
do el protundo diSguSto con qus Ia dirsCtiva he
edo Vsrios sUeltoa publicadOs en- alguaoB peri6
dicos de aqutlla losalid&d, par il actitud en- que
ns han CO oca 10 en- Ia question de la deprsciac6n
de . moaedR mejlcaaA cirCulaute y por lSs fraaeu
y apEeCiacionss que han usAdo J hscho al Tsfsrir.
Dc 81 concrete On general y en- particular & Les
respotables eaaas de los ssnorea Fritze Lund J
Com paHia Bregavo Ccmpanfs.
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OODte1tando al telegrama que aver dijimoH
hRoiamcS dirigidO Ponce preguntsndo ii era
eisrto que habla lIegado alIi el Gobe~nador, como
dic un diaTiO de eata Capital que ls h0bGam tsle.
grafGdO de aquella Ciudad, NOS Covteata nuestro
correaponsal 10 que Eigus en- despAsho que reCi-
9imoB anoche:
"Gohernador Ro hR venido nj SO puede pre-
fiar sdn el dia de SU arribo esta Ciudad. Hoy
% enCuentTA en- AdjuntaH de dosds aeguir6
Lares, Aguadila y Mayagl 5z.-Avisar6 todO.-
EscEibO Correc.-RiVeyG."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-21

BUQUES en- puerto eRta Q&naRA. De travesSa. El
berg. "Cortsa" psrs NallorCa, il goL "Thumas N.
Ston" 81 berg "Virgen del Bnen Camino,
van 'ss. Juaa" dsSCaSgaado; COstsros: Las go!G.
4. aquitA." para Aguadilla; ''Boripquen" pars
Aguadills, , MAyagdos; "RacompenSA", para Ma
ysg1ez, Poacs, Arroyo, y MauRabo; 'E sns, .
s.S5Armelita" '.Ooraz6n de Ne H." para Ars-
cibo; '.Panahita", para Arroyo; s.Maria Artau, =
y Buenaventura para Viequeu "Paquete
de Arecibe", para MayAglsz J Ponce; "Petra'
saresaAdo; "Ana Mria,"D 'OOrsz6n de JSAdS",
pendisntea de fete.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-21
Victims dc IL ''gnppe" ha talleCido q

Ponce 81 apreCiabls CaballeT0 don Carlos
Castro, hermano del ilustre y malogssdo
colnpatriotn Lcdo. don Roman OaHtro. A fusr
"a de una vida ejemplar J economies, dice '.El
Noticiero" de sQasIla ciudad, pudo ahorrAr mil
pesos que lego Ga anOisna mRdre. Rscibaa e..
to v dennis daudoB nuagtra condolencia.- B. I. P.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-21

E primer teaor lenos yarboBep, couocico
da npsstEO P6hlcp, qus con iirOuisrO axitO ha dc.
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Jose A. de la Tore

ABoGADo EoTARIo
Copital.- Fortaleza AZ. Fbro.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-21
oJo A LA MEDIA

Trajes completes de caSimIr desdss SO an
ldelante cada uno.-Sacon de alpaca desde $3.50
de merino negro 1915.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-21

PaEis 15.-MuChoB de loB herdos On Ii e1.
plosi6n del Gsf6 del hotel Terminus ge encueBtran
graves Sc cree Bupussto 81 nombre do Lson Bra
tor dado poS el caussnta de ID explosion. Su edu.
caci6n aua ms Reyas 10 colocan en- eRfera supe-
rior los aRGrquistas ordination Sc aRbe qUs an
teriormenSs astaba smpleado en- 81 mismo hotel
Y que hACs paco hAbia llegado de L6ndTes Con
Serya una sctitNd altaRera ..o. dice que 90 cri.
1nep al Ia repvesaiis de 10 ejacuci6n do Vaillant
NE. Reveal intsrrogado an tla CkmRra dijo que 81
pobierno usar6 de todos lo5 TigoEea yespeCto los
anapsuistsg. LA policia ha tonado medidas para
innedir cpalouier manifestation en- Il tumba de-
valiant La pransA uR6nime Feclams una repre.
ei6n en6rgics FL cicl6P que pas6 ayeI sobre In
gIaterra ha hscho grandeB destrczpS en- Ids eQg..
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3-3-2
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one by whom the world was created.
without HIM was not anything made
that was made" Before lie was taber.
nacled Ia the flesh lie did lis mighty
works In creating the earth with all It's
inhabitants, fish, fowls, beast aud man;
teaching Enoch to build a city then
ttanslatng 1t Tor him aud his people.
lie destroyed the wicked with a Hood;
established Noah and his race, then
educated a righteous people, delivered
them rom oppression by miraculous
proyidcnces through the Red Sea and
made them a powerful nation. Moses,
whom Jehovah had employed TO do so
many OF his wondrous works, asked the
Lord 70 show him concerning this
Heaven and this earth"
The Lord has not thought proper to
reveal unto US much OF the vastness Of
His heavenly works, but lie once re-
cliyed Moses into His presence on the
mountain and showed him concerning
this heaven aud this eafth,' add there
gave him the revelation concerning the
creation OF the earth aud the seven
days work aud commanded him to
write H. In this interview he was per-
sonage Of spirit lie also showed Him.
self unto the brother OF Jared. Mahonr
Morancumr, and informed him that His
body OF spirit was just the figure that
Ills body Of flesh should be when born
OF woman.
lie not only had this name, "Thc Word
Of God" but lie had other titles. BY
searching the Scriptures we find some
twenty or thirty OF them. But in speak
ing OF this, lie said 10 Moses, Exodus
vi, & "Nour fathers Abraham, Isaac and
lacoD, to whom / revealed myself
knew Ne by the name OF Almighty
God, but by my name Jehovah they did
not know me-" AZ different times lie
told Israel that lie was Jehovah until
lie came and dwelt in the flesh. Then
He vas the Son OF God-ihe Christ II
Is said concerning Him by one Of the
ancient prophets isaiah iX, o. that "His
name shall be called Wonderful, Coun-
selor. the Mighty God. the EvuRLAsr.
ING FATHER, the Prince OF Peace"
! These we're few OF the names that
were giv,n to Him besides some that
John saw-such as the Word OF God,
King OF kings and Lord Of lords.
Now this name Of Father is a wonder
iul name. IL D. over this that some Of
the brethren stumble, aud they get very
erroneous ideas concerning the savior.
One man has worried at il until he has
nearly worried himself out OF the
Church. and Il was thought he would
I have gone To- the asylum because Oi his
| incongruous ideas over o. What IS It
/ to be iithcf2 We understand gener'
ally the term father TO mean one who
| becomes the parent Of children. The
/ fact that he Is endowed with power Il
/ prOcreate his species By the blessing oI
/ God enables him to become father
There Is beginning to his ialherhood
| As lohn said, IN the beginning was the
! Word" There was a beginning to IN,
/ creation OF the earth. There is a begin
ming to the creation Of mans family
But that is not the only sense OF q
father a father when taken la more
general sense signifies something more
according TO the Scriptures. JOSEPH
said to his brethren, Genesis Nlv, rs,
"He lGodl hath made me a father I,
Pharaoh" Why2 Because he ha,
given him the power. the wisdom an,
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Scriptures more and encourage those
that do IT, Study them as you would
study the ANALYSIS OF any material thing,
and you would find treasures Of knowl-
edge aud understanding, and that they
arc simple and plain, comforting the
heart, satisfying to the mind and food
for the soul. II Is given unto us IN the
Book Of Doctrine aud Covenants sec
ton cxxi, g5-J5 what we may find II we
eau only Obtain the Holy spirit. We
shall lind that We have great latitude Tor
study and for research, and Tor blessing
and knowledge In the word OF God.
The revelation says that
God shall give unto you knowl-
edge by His Holy Spirit yea,
Holy Ghost, that has not been re-
vcilcd since the world was until nov;
which our iorciathefs waited with
anxious expectation to be revealed IN
the last times. and which their minds
were pointed to by the angel as held in
reserve tor the iulness OF that glory
a time to come IN which nothing shall
be withheld; whether there shall be one
God or many Gods, they shall be mani
fest: all thrones, and dOminions, priu.
cipllitcs and powers shall be revealed
and set forth upon all who have endured
yaliantly for the Gospel OF Jesus Christ;
and also II there be bounds set TO the
heavens, or TO the seas, or to the dry
land, or to the sun, moon or stars, aH
the times OF their revolutions, all the
appointed days, months and years, and
ali the days OF their days, months and
years, and al their glory, laws aud set
times shall be revealed IN the days Of
/ the dispcnsation OF the iulncss OF times
according to that which was ordained IA
l the midst oi the councils Of the eternal
/ Cod OF all other Gods before this world
was. that shall be reserved until the
/ finishing and the end thereof, when
every man shall enter into His eternal
presence and into his immortal rest"
Is there not a field Of exploration that
| /, worth the talent OF anybody VINO has
/ the disposition aud purpose to keep the
commandments Of God aud so live that
tbey can receive OF His Spirit ! know
| there are many IN these days that are
very technical. very sticklish, asking
guestions requiring a good deal Of hair
lpiitttny argument, aud / want TO say to
,nu that IL Is not best to daily upon
| those things that are Improbable, but
| search the principles Of the Gospel and
/ study them by the light OF the Holy
, Spirit. When you cannot see and
| understand what you want, try, by the
gracc OF God, to get that measure OF
Spirit which will throw the light, the
! more than calcium light, upon the sub
| ieet. aud so get to comprehend 1t. But
remember. brethren and sisters. these
things have to be held in righteousness.
| I'VE nave to hold the truth IN rlgnteon's'
ness OF else we cannot grow Ia Christ,
or In the knowledge Of the truth as Il is
In Christ Our living head.
MAY the Lord bless us with HIS Slpnt
10 .ntich "a with the knowledge OF the
truth. but above all to establish IN us I,
determined purpose that as ior US an ;I
,rsasure up line upon line, precept upon
preccpt. until we get to see as we M'
Zen and know as We are known MAY
God help US to do so, in the name o
the Lord Jesus. Amen.
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are brought in among us. We cannot
cease our waiChlulness; we mustno lay
down our amor; we are under the
necessity Of watching unto prayer con-
stantly. We cannot sit down and take
II easy In these matters, lest the adver.
sary, In a moment we think not, get
advantage OF us, for although present
necessities may not seem TO be bringing
US to a test. there is coming a time when
we shall all be brought to the standard
Of measurement and weight. to know
whether we bear the seal OF the ever
lasting Gospels requirements, aud are
accounted worthy for such advancement,
Tor such gifts and blessings, for such
trust Of power aud influence, as shall
enable US to give proof Of our faithful
ness. There - no time for US to waste
IN these things; and while we are thus
delving In the way Of life, and are made
subieci to Blooms" to expressions and
hard times, as they are called, and to
divisions Of party feelings because Of
politics, we have great need, In order to
stand successfully and squarely 10 all
these matters. Of that measure Of the
Spirit that shall enable us under every
circumstance to act the part Of Latter
day Saint, and not, as Is sometimes
said Of us, to act more gentilish than the
Centiles themselves.
IL IS expected OF men who have at
tanned TO maturity In lie that they will
accomplish careful, difficult and intricate
labors which younger ones cannot be
expected to do. We are supposed to be
so far advanced Ia the knowledge OF
God, In the power OF the Priesthood,
and Ia the understanding OF the truth,
that none OF these things shall move Us.
Whether man Is Of one party or
another party. he should understand
that what he IS doing ought TO be for
the interest OF the whole. There should
be no sectional, narrow.mindcd conlri-
vanccs for the benefit OF the few to the
injury OF the whole. These are some
OF the finer works that the Elders used
anciently to tell US OIL We have heard
the Presidency In former times tell Us
how that we had to be made very fine
and put through the finest Of screens to
become fl for the Masters use. Now is
! the time for us to be looking to II, 10
cease an strife and contention and put
down everything OF the kind. There
should be nothing allowed In the poliu
cal arena that can hurt the faith Of any
brother or sister or prevent them from
sitting down together at the table OF the
Lords supper and partaking Of that
| ordinance In the most worthy aud &C.
! ceptable manner. Is this the case with
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THE VERY ETERNAL FATHER.
Discourse Delivered the Church, In tho
Tabernacle, Salt Lake City, October
9TH.
ELDER FRANKLIN D. RICHARDS.
[RRPoRTRD by ARTHUR wrSrERl

Beloved hearers, having been absent
during the early part Of this Conference,
attending to the funeral Of a near rela.
tive, | realize that am suffering under
a double bereavement by the loss Of the
precious instruction that has been given
during the sessions Of this conference.
was much cheerod to hear President
Woodruff this morning say that it was
one Of the best that. he had ever at
tended. lrealize by personal acquain.
lance with my brethren Of the Presidency
and Twelve Apostles that in their Ia.
sirue,ions to you they would be earnest,
fervent, full Of intelligence, and that you
would be fed with the bread Of life.
wish to say in attestation OF the
discourse listened to this morning by
President George .. Cannon, that feel a
most hearty concurrence IN and sympathy
with the serious importance VI tue IN.
sttuctions that were given TO the people
The principles and doctrines OF the
everlasting Gospel, which have been
given to Us IN the years that are past,
have brought many OF the Saints to a
period approaching manhood IN the
Gospel. by which we have reason to
look Tor and expect more tuorough.go.
ing and more faithful attention to, and
consideration OF, the doctrines Of the
Gospel and Priesthood than we could
expect years ago. IL Is true that by
bringing new members into our gather.
ing they partake, to a greater Or less de.
gree, OF the Increased intelligence which
the older members possess. and this fact
renders IL ali the more important that
the older members should be living up
to the full standard and pattern OF their
holy faith, so that they who come later
shall find themselves associating with
those who are Of greater faith, more
extended knowledge. and who are able
to assist them forward in the way OF lite
and goodness.
II is important Tor us that we do moi
permit any Of the pcTnicious influence,
that are working among rs, whether
from the pretensions Of false prophets
or false christs, or whatever may be i'm.
posed upon the people publicly or pr.
vately, TO diminish our strength and faith
In the least degree. All these tendencies
should serve to arouse In US an increas
ing energy and fidelity, leading us to
seek God more and more, that We
may contend individually and collective.
ly against all these evil influences thai