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moon sMEn loR fRANCE.

According /, satlsiician IN the
London Lancet, France alone has,
during the me nuultoI yeats between
1895 aud 1895. sacr feed on the altar Of
war IN round numbers 100000 hu.
man liys', or an average Of $1,000 a
year whcu the revolution br Ike oul
the effective army consisted Of l2O, 600
men. FOr tho wars wagsi during ten
years, ~ Belgium, on the 5Ambfe, the
Meuse, the Riine, the Alps, the Py.
frnecs, Ia the Nrndeo aui In T. ,ypt,
100000 soldiers wers oallsi out, o.
which, IN tho nin,h year OF the rcpuo.
ne, there rcmsi I'd only Oh ,5D3. Tue
Wac uhd olst tho equity 2,lg2,ij2 o
~ most aole.b1dlsi sOaL From 1901
10 1915, the year OF Waterloo, s,l57. ags
men were slAln In tho efforts OF France
to mAiulEiu her position IN Eutjpc.
Daring tho restoration, Louis
Philippe anu the seoonI republic, the
country passed through n period Of
comparative c i'm ,nl tue fatsiitie. ia
the army, mum 1ering el3,7is meu,
averaged only - per ons thousand F.,
Notwithstanding the war in Spain, the
conquest Of Aislets aui tna taxing o.
Antwerp. In 1853 commsuesd the
epoch Of great cinilis,s with lho san
culinary war ON Cfim-a, Ia Itaiy
usj9.6D), China NsJJ.GD, Mexico
(ls6g.86l and the disaster OF 1870. o.
tnu millions slGin In the Crimoan wal
France contributed 0i,jlj; Ia Italy
Is, O73 fell on the bAttlohelds aud Of III,
army sent 10 China go of every l,OOl
were slain. Tue second empire o3sI
France not lees than l, 800, 900 soldiers
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Is yetSn enthusiast In ,y,, -,
manufacture, claims tina, hs nun. n'n'
apprentices girl FIVE d,l,. IN
week, but the sam. g. pei
eastern eenteu would onir 'n
eeiVe $3.50 to $500. In re, s'
the difference would h. oHn
as great, although there 4, 'y
large number OF girls and wom.a
today are earning little or no,b,n. '"'
Al the same time Csllfo,,t.,
ing no speciality Of cloth or cl,,Si.
The drift Ia to encourage and ,n,,.'
all projects which eau u,ills. Iaho.'"u4
ne,p 10 create grand and y'o,l,,'
self'su'laining state, aud then Ia n.y.
her exports, =. they now are in n,'"e
lines, the s,toniahment Of tho 80!
Utah cannot compete with ,ha
founding resources Of such A .lat,. ~.
home loyalty can do for Utah ina, -
Utah needs--support manuf.r,a,-'
already existing, ana foster the o,..
ton AMI enlargement OF mapy o,,,,'
rhis needs to bs done pettluacl,u,,,
without les-up. The days Of n,f,lp,,,
and spasmodic action mus, b,lo,.
only to the past. Eatnostnefs and ~
termination 10 make Utah ntst Az
foremost In al grand eilu 49,
successful achievement, mus,
the ambition Of every citizen, So,hsi,
she he the dladHm Vt the mouptsi.'
tho undisputsd leader In ali lsnisti'
prospects TOR tho generation thai no,
10. aud the generations yet 10 CONS
What say the men Of fesoIvs a..
men OF means, the men VI action 49,
the men Of faith? Utah will be A. w. w.,
aud yours shall make 1t, tue nf., ~
her associates In all high morslit.,
good works Aud honest patriotism. \,
the synonym for inauition ami IN,
nOn.appreciation oftne sutging ints,.
ests OF these great latter days. o.,
faith 10 that ",he last shall lie at,, .
and We count on working Tor ~
proud pre.emiuence as we with other,
have long done, 10 liit the desett ifon,
Its bsrronness until IL has beeoms ,
fruitful hold.
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iCUNNuSicAtEp.t
NOW OR NEVER


There IL = strange GESTURE Of human
nature which belongs to individuals,
organizations aud communities. L, is
that OF being ntul anu spAsmoIic Ia
the pursuit Of anything aokn owledged
10 be desirable; men weary In wei.
doing; lrJrt iuotuates, IL turned aside,
Loses Interest; siiek.lo Rtlvene's Ian.
gulshes IN II change were u q norma
condition and mon stony was insepsrs.
ble from continuance In one direction.
Yet there are thoss here and there
who hrs very tenacious. rhey nev'r
give up, but put1us with ArdOf
whatever object they decide upon. 1t
may DO one Of the opposite sex, wealth,
fame, science, or other "hooby," rs It
1. called; nothing diS,EHcts or weans
from this. They perseysrs, are inees-
SAINT In effort, and obstacles sFs brushed
aside In pursuit OF one thing or one
idea, until that lsgSined or proved im'
possible Of acquisition.
But these are exceptions, though
In the mEjorlty VI cases
success Is assured. Tho mRasss
are volatile, ohangeable, erratic,
exhibiting = lack OF force, or rather Of
stability, mainly because there 10 no
truo love OF heartfelt appreciation Of
that which IL desireI. They paTlske
Of craze, fashion. They follow
some lead, and forget quite az readily
As they become enlisted. Newness IL
an attraction, syoophsnoy suggests
action, ana to fall In with a popular
move, whether genuine or worked up,
10 CONQUERED "ths clear thing" II lie
wisdom 10 be diplomatic and subsor-
Went TO n voice or an.authority, and TO
,Cho that when ths heart is not In
decisive union, or is.psrhsps in opposi'
/ ton.
This is mechanical support, Of which
there has been a0undanoo liu Utah.
Men have been enthusiastic over sug'
| geslilu, but haIi.hrnTted Ia advocacy,
anu what they have said has lar too
oitea Uson ucu,ral,zsi ny positive per-
sonal Disregard ui counsel which Ia
more than equal to opposition, lot II
is illus1ry Ia that at keeps the promise
to tho ear, anu breaks II to the nope"
and MT were said that there Is with
holding OF desirable counsel to-day, In
some directions, the Teason would bs
found In The lack Of unalloyed compli'
anco In very many things patent to
our limited OK erlauce.
10 he sury, there Is a complainant
theory which supp1ses that. to advise
really means Ubedlonot;ihat 10 suggest
10 to have carried out But how many
gains Of allowances must be made m
tue Interval experience only must
determine. IL was forul Of ancient
Israel Int they were slilaecked,
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TALKS 10 BOiS.
vu.-lonACCO ANuTm MESrAL
iuWEitA,

A skilled mechanic canuOt DO hls
BEST work with unsuitable tools. II
these are nicked. or dullei, or broken,
their usefulness Il seriously impaired,
aud the result Ia manifest Ia the pre-
ducllOn. So II H. ia the operations Of
the mind with the body. I The latter
d, the instrument ol the former. II II
no dsbill,ated or broken down, the
gtauic6g giils VI mind or fortune are
rendered comparatively valueless, be.
cauyo the healthy body which IL
necessary To their full use anu enjoy
msnt " not associated herewith,
Thus tho DloOI that 10 deprived Of
vttsiiiy, Jno weak aud unstsaIy heart,
the eniroblei kidneys and lungs, snd
tho sluggish hrAin, cannot exist IN the
neshly tabernacle without exercising a
harmful iaiilonca on the most vigor'
Gus mental oryAu cation, When these
Ills arc forced upon us through iniul-
genes la the tobacco habit the g'oai
organ Of mind falleTs beucaIh the op.
prossivs burden AMI tails 10 attain tho
glorious purpose the Creator Intended
II 10 soTye. OF necessity, intellectual
injury results from physical Injury.
The hoy or mao who renders his brain
unsound ny vile practice osnn0i 0u-
Joy the benefits Of sound miud; 10
TIE brain l. the chls' Implement WITH
which the mind works.
Fiuito msn 10 unubls 10 determine
aud describe what mind ~ but what.
ever its nature, Ms close relation with
tho tangib body IL clearly evident.
Diseases at the body affect the mind,
rs disorders Of the mlnI Affect the
BODY. Even the voluntary actions OF
digestion, heating OF the hoart, otc.
are inhIeuoei by tho mind, which In
turn displays "a tut' Of witch they are
causes. rntIugn the inhiO,tory cen,
tcra OF tnc brain the mind exercise
scl'.coutrol. Ju igusnt, reason, fear,
] hope huse iuhiblt actions which
might prove DISASTROUS TO the inIivtd
ual or q others. Wheu people grow
old they are able TO control their feel
legs TO great oNteul, while as uhil
dren the emotions would be- expressed
without restraint Ia laughing, crying
etc. some adult persons fail to eNer
else ibis faculty Of seli.conlrol giving
way to nts Of auger or grief In most
reckless manner, thus causing muct
trouble O Themselves and others. They
arc ylog ms Of disordyrei mind, tn,
cause OF which lies 10 an imperfect con,
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rebelllous and dlsobeiient. The Lord
chsstened them because Of this, while
adm onlshing them by appliances Of
every kind; and In modern Isrsel His
servants often have had occasion to
realize that whole.souled, hearty, per.
tinaclous Continuance in well.doing
Is not yet on established, irremovsble
feature of action among "the best
people on the face OF the eafih.0
Often IL has bsen evident that the
leaders were vastly in advance Of the
people; that the spirit OF reveal msnt
was far In advance Of the receplivl,y
Of the hearers. They were "slow to
rerceive;" thu power OF lilo and
growth was not eKubersnt. Sull there
was movement, progress, increase, al.
belt tile light OF heaven was needed to
discover 1t ut all. "My people shall
DO willing In the day OF my power,"
said the Lord. The probabilities are
that that day will be slgnalled by an
utter distfust In "the arm OF flesh I"
The way will be 10 hedgsd up that
obedience will be ~ ready as was the
exodus from Nauvoo 10 these valleys,
"the people Camo willingly because
they were compelled" ~ the necessity
fora certain line OF action may not be
unalterably determined upon, until
eompliaucs will DO imperative.
These reflections are suggested by
the present listiessness and apalhy In
regard 10 the creation OF home indus
tries which but while ago was the
continuous voice Of both press and
pulpit Not word Ia uttered now by
either We ate looking for dsiiyerance
la the rehabilitation OF silver, IN the
promise Of State government, In the
triumph Of polltioSl party. In the iu-
nnx OF foreign capital, the multiplied.
ton OF railroads, etc, These are the
broken reeds upon which we are lean.
Ing when more acceptable way has
been pointed out.
49, hHN i'pll' Ahlhh " Nuulu W.
mice" u we could produce everything
that We need or consume. But the
vigorous determination 80 do with.
oup IL hardly In the ascendant, OF
msyhap "ihe spirit IL willing but tho
nesh IL weak" Others, like Israel In
tue wilderness, would ohids the
Prophet In their lust for the "leeks
and garlic Of Egypt" and ask al
they were brought out into this wilder.
neso TO perish by the way"
Our western noighbors see the wis.
dom OF the action which h a. been com.
mendsd to Utah from the beginning.
They are for California all the time,
AID the Journal Of COmmsrce thus en-.
dorses continuously the Importance Of
united purpose, nc ION aud perseyer.
Ance:
Tho population Of tho state and coast
must grow. san Francisco must grow
with Il. In this way, and by the support
OF homo manufactures, tho desires ~ the
Halt Million club may be realized. Tho
Pacific coast must DO Oiled up ~ we'll ~
The West. Great cities must have some.
thing support thom ,aud that something
hpopulation'.ano nlerprising population.
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It must also have a local pride and
local patriotism to sustain It. We must
abstain from mean hRnkering after
Eastern ideals. Our ideals must DO CALI
fornian. We mus. take a bride In
patronizing and supporting Californian
products, and those who expect the peo-
pie 10 sustain them in this labor must
give an example Of II themselves. They
must not cry aloud for tho patronage u
home production and ut the same lime
try and supply their own wants from tho
East. To be successful, action OF this
kind must DO reciprocal, generous and
honest. No narrow. minded policy, no
satisfaction Of petty apltes or little on
mites, must be suffered to stand In the
way. Everything must be FOR California,
and whore those IN Interest ask their
brothers to sustain them, they must be
prepared IN like manner 10 sustain their
brnihors. They must encourage every
reasonable plan TO build up the popula.
ton Of tho state and coast and to develop
their unequalod resources. The work Of
the Half Million club and Manufacture
ors' and Producers association is no
childs play. IL should bo earnest aud
all.absorbing, and In this way only Is
success possible.
The cloth question IL an absorbing
one there asst 10 here. Utah thought
she had done great thing whom her
Provo factory supplied military com.
panies there. This mstter is on the
tspls now because tbs police need TO be
uniformed, and the query IL S to
whether French beaver shall be usoi
or the homo product, particularly ~
the latter is far less expensive. a
prominent olothier says that sin some
respects the California product Is the
finest 10 the worli"-certainly the old
Pioneer mills used to turn out some
excellent goods, but like the Oregon
and Utah goods they lacked n certain
surface finish which in no way Affected
the character Of lie service.
Mr.. spearman, OF ll8 Bush Street,
:. r., who represents tho Utah mills
and was for ten years with the Pionset
company, says that their goods were
worn for eight years by the poles
force OF that city, and an officer
claimed that "thoy were the best anu
mest strvicesble ever worn" Never
theless the Pioneer mills (which are
worth fully $4,000, yet only got n
bid Of $4,000 wasn offered for salel
suspended Just a, the Drsstol mills, H.
proximity to this city, will likely DO
u LEES home patriotism enough can b.
evoked to continue theD In action.
IL Il remarkable that our local ui.lu
should be able ~ soil Ia San Franolsco,
Chicago, Milwaukee anu Cincinnati
and be csmp,ra lvely unknown at
home. There surely must DO some
way by which business In Ionuity anu
enterprise uan roach anu ,upply the
ono hundred thousand ot the male IeT-
Guaslon WhO all wear clIlnos In this
Ihuughtless, undecided community Of
the mountains; or q the wrong is else.
where than IN thr buyer or consumer,
the iac, should DO made "a plain as thr
MONDAY sun.
II 10 acknowledged that II clothing
we're Manufactured here, labor coui 4
not DO had TOT tue same price as 10 the
ElsL Mf. LichiielJ, OF San Francis.
co, who, while IN he tsiloting business,
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AWUANA ,G.LesiIA.

Up in Cloudland.
In that shroudlAnd,
where the souls Of Poets waulsri
Mhsfc the souls OF Artists ponder,
brush aud Pencil trace the story.
H. those sanity realms Of glory,
Ola NE Of peace and triumph,
10 that Clouiiaud,
In that rroudlAni,
whcrc no vulgar though. hath entered.
whore the star OF Hope Is runtcuI,
Gcnius ever there is dying
Works o 2 thought aud patience stylg
Tar above AT Ihings tctestriaL
In that loudlaud,
Tue LBdoWydland,
Castles built by morsals battered
liy ycplyrs brcag, arc shattered,
guI the beacon light sui Cleaning
irradiatos tho dreamcrs dreaming
And their Castles rise again.
Hailowod Cloudland'
SUBSIDIZED iloushed land
Fancy paints a sacred thalifr,
Auutode Tor dond,' malice.
SNOW ~ bite bowl ablalo win crimson,
Agony OF Chuit therg sNtns on,H
tifc aud Death, Death aui Life merge
iuio one
CnAHtLs IT. Nuuus
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1Winn ~ intUr'9red With, the Injury
passes dow to the progeny. The law
OF hersdity asserts Itself, and the inno-
cent offspring tso often inherit an i'm
paired Constitution as the result Of =
fathef's disregard Of natural laws. In
the case Of inherited evil from tho tc-
bscco habit, the effect is most frequent
ly shown In tue beclouded mental
faculties Of the child. With this fact
20 thoroughly established by illustrs.
lion In almosi every oivilizsd COM
munity, the pure and noble young
woman who esieems her destiny as n
mother should recoil with horror from
being the ll'e.partner Of an In.
vsterate tobacco user. Physiological
science demonstrates that he ia not
clean either physically or mentally.
three peoples are exceptionally heavy
users Of the wust--tne Turks, tile
spaniards, aud the American Indians.
Their abasemont has been produced by
natural causes, acting tom generation
10 generation. The prominence OF the
tobscco habit among them indicates
It's potency fof that purpose.
a isrm OF mental degradation which
everyone can note ne attending The
practice OF smoking Is the lazinsss Of
mind In connection with physical
Incidence, for almost complete inaction
is essential to the enjoyment Of the
Cigar OF pipe. a shrewd employer
prefers non-mbking employees 10
smokera every timt; aud In any event
no iorbids smoking In the workshop
where men afo paid for the time ca
gagged. The reason for this IL not alone
the physical lsihsrgy which man
displays while smoking, but the men.
tai inactivity which Is It's inssparabls
associate.
Another indication OF heuumbed
faculties OF the miad Is the loss Of
sympathy which attends tho use Of the
weed. IL is common knowledge how
mNn addicted 10 the tobacco habit
has little or no consideration for the
feelings OF those whom tue objection.
able odor oilends. In like manner the
habit dulls his finer tensibilities Of
mind which awaken sympathy for
his fellows. In Illustration VI this
principle, the contrast between tue two
conditions mAy he observed In the
same person. Take y man who has
boon n tobacco user, aud review bic
career ia assoolAtinv with people for
number Of years after he has absn-
douei tho weed. La every instance
II may be noted that he has grown
more sympathetic ami more lovable.
Ho has become cleaner mentally
rs well ~ bodily, and - clean
illness IL next 10 godllness, his
progress In that direction Ia clearly
discernible. with tho persistent
smoker tue tendency Ia otherwise.
instances almost without number
coulG be cited showing tho effect Of
the tobacco habit upon the mental fac.
ulties; but tbu illustrations given are
sufficient to establish tina, II IL equally
~ iniurlouS thereto rs to the pbysicsl
being. They also invite special atten-
ton to the peouliArilies And ecoenlrio-
Ties OF mind exhibited by users Of the
wrej, which iorm an interesting,
though not always agreeable, study for
the closo observer OF humankind.
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MOALl lOn WLLlGlON.

According 70 the census Of 1890
thcrr are In the United States y 81
church eIliices, and Ia addition gS,sai
halIs aud other buildings useI "a
pisces Of " rsHip. Tue total value NJ
the property lie givon as 500 ,3gIl3g,
Only ahlut One.lhird OF tho iuhAui.
tauts OF tbs couulry, or gO,Jlg,sOO nro
given AS COMMITMENTS attached 10
the various religious bodies, although
II Ia evident that tho onurc1es arc
numerous enough to hold at one time
the entire population, there being not
quite iOl to each place OF woFhip.
Eleven demon nations hold nearly
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TURiI.iiYE YEARS.


Farly.Gve years ago t3Iay-Juuo 70
lsjO-.ne nrtt issue Of IA DtsEHEr
NEWS appeared, toe pioneer uaprf %
the Rocky Mouul,lns. This place wa
not Utah then, tot the Territory was
not created until tue Oh OF 5rpt-H0sr
following; anI thi. wnoie inicfm0un'
tain region, covering a much larger
area then described by Territorial
boundaries now, was known as The
State Of Dcseful. Then there we're hut
thousands Of people struggling, toiling,
weary, and In many waYs destitute
where now there stc tens Of thousapus
here enjoying tho comforts Of life.
Then thousand miles OF barren coun-
try, uninbabtsi save by tue savage
red man and wild animals, separated
IA from the body Of civilization, whose
vanguard had pierced these mountain
fastnesses In the persoas Of the Pic
nsUrs, TO DO followed by the railway,
the telegraph, and the settlement Of
the intervening spsos which should
make OF all tue grandesl nation On
earth.
IL would requiTea graphic pen ana
vivid Imagination to bring to the
minds OF those who have known Utah
only In later times realization VI tue
conditions OF these valleys In jane
1850. less than three years after tho
Pioneers entered tho basin OIL tue Great
salt Lake; aud then 'he picture would
be far from perfect. Yet even with
that the contrast In the material de-
Nelopmont presents Wondfous
change; those who have been wiineste'
OF thu transformation also are witnesses
that marvellous work mas been ae'
complishrd under the guidance Of
more than mortal hand. Crest As has
been the huNance, u has not gone be-
Sond the AnliclpAuons Of the Pioneer
land In their Implicit ial1h
In The prophetic words OF thclf
before, had laid down his HE for
the saored cause they hau espoused.
Notwithstanding the desolstion, the
hatdshlps, anu the dangers to be met,
those early settlers had an abiding,
unshaken conn fence IN The glorious
destiny OF their mountain home By
the spirit OF prophecy they knew Of
the iulute,as well ~ We OF today know
OF ihe past, that success was to attend
the colonization oi these valleys Their
Prophet had declared that tho SAINT
were to become u great people 10 tho
Rocky Mountains, ana Aa Saints thoy
knew the prediction would Oc fulfilled
Coo had spoken u, snd 20 It has been.
IL 10 not wilnUuta feeling " salts
faction that the Nhws looks back over
the ioFly-hvo years Of Tia existence,
snd notes It's record Of earn
est, Vigorous work, unwaYutingly
Ia support OF the wrliate Of those VINO
were establishing great community
on the crest OF tho continent Edit1tI,
msIagor,, aud employees have changed,
SOME 10 other lelds ot labor here ani
some to carry on a work IN the great
beyond, who, IN their c'uu'c ION with
the paper, adhered with hdciily 20 80
fixed purposes zach dpiug h0' part In
the good cause, Ana hs IL has lUHn lu