Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-18
A BIRDS CHIRRUP.
Tells How Country Editor D.sclr.s
on POpulISm.
uuSRup PREPARING A sulSDle.
Comment on Indian Paint and Pale'ace
Complexion pawi1rs-nrops, Crlck.
cts aud Rodents In lllllard.

KANosu Aug Ig. Is9l-some,blne
Ike a political b1mbBhull uropptd ia
our mldsl On Monday evening In the
person Of J. T.. jacobson, the editor Of
the Willard lr0grss, published ia
Fillmore. The gentleman came down
uu business connected with his prpsr.
and was assaiIoi ~ q parry here ior
being a POpulisi, or auafcbis.. which
was said 60 be about The same thing,
SONS Invited him 60 give a Lecture.
settling forth his new political to.lrlpc.
The gentleman has hitherto bton
an sriont Republican. lie hired
the hall aud a.l alone blazsd
away Ht a good slzei audi.
cnoc. Although not we'll pfo.
pared, he made good showing
Tor bis new sfinity. Hv said that he
had received dire threats FOR his amos.
iasy but he iearlctsly laid on u both
tn old parties anu vsntursi the pre.
liciiou that bis audience would all bs
Popuii'ts before year had passed.
A. a probable gooi result of tho
gcnilemau's talk It showed that there
was more than one or two sides to the
political question, snd may modify tho
Wild and thOughtle,s 1sal Of some good
people who declare that they yould
vote Tor the devil N he was nominated
10y their party, such abandonment Of
reason and manhood woulI bu bowling
10 tyranny greater thau our fathers
escaped from n century ago, anu the
politics or religion that demand IL
should bo abandoned by every One poi.
seislng an Individuality and love for
The advancement VI mankind.
Mr jacobson promised 20 visit
us again aud come better pre-.
pared. THIS will DO necessary N
he catches ~ all inlthe given time.
Our small grain Il All harvested anu
has been quito good Yield. RABBITS,
squ rtcls ard Held mice have done some
damage In tue outside huius. Cuckuts
came down from the mountains In a
threatening manner, but by consider.
able hard labor anu rustic amongst
the people any great amount OF dam
age was averted. Corn, potatoes aud
fruit AFRO all promising an AuundanI
yield.
Our Indians are preparing for a
grand "ohindig." Hunkup, the toss,
u negotiating fora steer To ALI to nuIp
feed tue visitors, who are coming from
all around 70 the grand reunion. We
heard OF one fquhw borrowing Hat.
iron from tho BisL ops wife; nuotner
has brought white shirt and high
siand.up collar for our daughter 10 iron.
A. her Indian n old and blind, the
shirt aud collar will show him Oh 20
advantage. An lndiAn II Just as proud
A. his white brother, aud Just a. full
Of fomancs, love sud poetry, hut he
don't get NJ good n chance 10 shoot IL At
the luulic. Aud the tawuoy mAidrns
are as pfoyokiugiy c.qutttisn a. their
more drlicalely painted white sisters
VINO mash the hearts Of city llsping
dudes.
But our rel friends do not suffer
from the effects OF cosmetics (which
you no Justly cOndemnl like their
pale laced sisters. la tue former, AZ
long as youth lasts the skin retains It's
moist looking mahogany polish, aud
the chrome and Vurmilli0u, have a
brilliant aitracliyeuUss, only dangerous
by oontacli while the cosmetics Of tue
pale lace requires constant renewal
AAA NAi'f Ut wv NlNNAluE becomes
and neglect exposes cuucls
having tue appearance OF well used
nutmeg gfatuL Your caution was
timely ASH 10 we'll known 10 those who
have eyes, that many VI our young
people eager o. be up q tue times arc
their constitution 10y tile
use ut cosmetics anu the eating VI
rubbish ike tho following: Slate
pencils, starch, stove polish, rice aud
adDulus, 1 got tho above list from tue
sex, come Of whom own up 10 the hof.
'iblo iaclnatiou the use Of these things
bad upon then; very similar to the
lBu OF liquor anu tobacco upon some
men, Aud this IN done 10 produce
'halk white llps, y sunken eye and
,loodlesa ears. What a change Of taste
inoe the poet sang Of the gaEelle like
'ye, the pOuting ruby lip, aud the coy
eudeTuess Of robust hsalth aud yigof.
which nature placed upon tho fAirest
u all creation.