Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-02

have two OF the former and six 90 the
latter per week. four meetings ON sun.
day aud from thirteen 20 fifteen per
week. Testimony meetings generally
last from one and @ half TO three hours,
everyone saying something and an one
subject, some oppotunc and some not.
Then supper must DE cooked, alter
which we visit the Saints and the sick,
singing and conycuing and talking
Scripture with them
Our people arc OF course slow TO
learn, but IL keeps one hust.ing TO- find
something new 10 ia'k about that i3
suited 90 their understanding. Speaking
of the .Ck people reminded me Of an
incident that occurred several weeks
ago. which will serve TO Illustrate several
characteristics OF my friends, one of
our sisters gave birth 20 q child and
soon after her breast began TO gather !
made % pou.tiec OF hard tack and con-.
dcnsgd milk which we cali by the dirui-
fed title. "hrcad and milk pouluicg"
and tlis I placed upon the afflicted
member leaving some more for future
use. a few minutes later my companion
frank Cutler passed by and saw that
her breast was bare, their common
working dress being @ narcu sheet
tied around The lolus|. oar suspicious
were aroused, So SIC called next morn
i1E aud inquired, was that good medis
rlne.' 'Aii1,' l'uu') said her hus-
band, "that wasn't medicine; that was
food Yves, said Doh, wife, ut was
sweet food Ly iuIuiunE further they
confessed that ai soon %, ! was Out OF
sight they took the puulticc from her
breast aud ate 10 aud what was Ter for
another pnllNgc also. 10 o. basket OF
Nsh IS caught and brought 300 at mid
night 'h'y Wl|l nl get up, make BON
utt aud cat raw iish while some is cook
irg anI never rest iilI aIl BIS gone, then
80 back 10 bed agllr. ] have made
several voyages uu tgTolner the last
year or so sud upon these occasions ]
had the opportunity tp gat food cooked
on stove, hut the opportunity was l3
much 81. ] could stomach, because these
little vessels roll and pitch 800 much that
% few minute. HlIic.5 90 turn one inside
out. 10 o, pretty good to Doc uu land %
land ls only rock.
E5t enough of nonsense. ] suppose
you want 20 know how ] Um feeling, I
feel thankful TO hlys had the experience
through which ] have passed, ] am
proud of the opportunity 90 be waEIug
war against evil, ignorance and super.
stit.on. often feel 10 rejoice that Twas
sent 20 q heather country Though
often feel Otherwise, tool and br CONF
pairing cH1agieriucs, traits aud Cus-
toms ] aW Tea 90 tWnE that there arc
many heaihgns dwelling urda the cloak
of civilization. am 100 70 peculiar cOun'
try aud among q peculiar people. The
pkoplc here have treated me well and !
never think OF them without a sigh for
ihcmin cirSiralghienei circumstances.
lhcy do not know what comfort Is. We
Utah people do not know what poverty b.
any more than thcYkuow what comfort is.
The poorest man 10 Utah IS rich COM
pared with them. ] am doing as well as
] can expect under the CircunisAucc9
Nearly two aud q halt years have passed
since lrli my Jiah home ana il5 dear
ASSOCIATIONS, aud my experiences during
that interval have been many. and varied;
but whether riding ~ the elegant
modern railroad car and dining at line
holeisi or being tossed upon tue mighty
deep 10 q little boat or sleeping upon "a
maj OF leaves, 1 look PACK 20 inc days
spent among my friends ~ Hooper and
elsewhere WIN iqna remembrance and
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OF securing passage To attend October
conference. But 10 LOOK Tor ships here
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however as nave received mlil, etc,
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would, when / was appointed 10 this