Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-15

let loose that will require all the skill
and the ply steal strength oi manhood,
assisted by the power Of God, 10 sub.
due When once L., loose you know
not what q will do, aud the boy that
begins with a cigarette will perhaps end
in the opium Joint, ruined In body, in
mind and In soul by that ior which there
is no excuse ~ the FIRST using. The
testimony UiCOlilgg presidents and other
officers OF our great Institutions Of
learnIngthroughou, tue cJuItry IS unan.
imOus IN declaring that as rule they
scarcely can find man using tobacco
standing near the bead II his class.
oar great Philosopher franklin, 10
answer to n question a. to what was his
opinion concerning tobacco, said he had
never used It much and he could not
speak irJm an extended experience,
Uut he did not believe IL could be good
because he had never found an honest
man who had used It and would recon-
mend true friend vi his to adopt the
habit.
My brethren and sisters, let the
children learn Of this in their homes aud
10 that school OF the family that never can
be dispensed with, though you were to
establish your public schools ON every
block, put them right nj your doors.
multiply them tiil they be numbered by
the hundred where now you Ctl count
/ but the tens, they can not take the
place u' that family school without which
your children can never be properly
trained. In that family school see that
You dO not Jnnul the efforts that
are being made M ,ha public schools by
the teachers of Nuut children TO in
struCt them IN These thing iuat 'y 4 to
their physical and their ul U.cWu Its
I well ass to their moral development.
When hear people duUuuuCiug these
things and az the same TINE directly or
indirectly CluntcninCug them, ! avn &C..
minded Of the liquor dealer who vas
converted through the efforts OF some
temperance advocates that came into
his Town. Next day an advertisement
appeared tn the paper announcing that
he had learned OF the error IN his ways
and had dstgrMln "a 10 desert the busi-
ness aud to reform, aud thea he gave a
li,t vi all the choice wines and uquOfs
that he hau on hand and announced
that 10 clear cut his stock he would sell
them "a; nal! price lor a week, come
one, come ALL
J believe ,Hst these physical weak.
] A"nHNN hll|A lll. lNANAA1AANil NtNklltnnNn
are very closely associated. Although
none can doubt That sometimes God Tor
/ His wise purposes has placed UGe Oi His
master minds m a mls.shapcu and weak.
/ cned body; though lie has permitted
some Of HIS choicest spirits, Tor reasons
that man with all his philosophy cannot
ilthum, to he clothed IN body far from
perfect, yet do not believe there IS q
3 single Instance on earth OF body
/ originally strong that has become weak.
ened by a vol alton Oi the laws ui health
in which there resides normal and a
heaithiul mind. These physical weak
| nesses that we bring upon ourselves are
/ Steps towards insanity, and a great many
| OF the inmates OF our insane ssylums are
/ those who have been led ON from one
/ depraylng habit to another, because OF
| this unmauageable sumuiAnt taste and
/ appetite mat has been planted within
/ them while perhaps they were children.
! ] do not know whether the l.attef.day