Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-29
A DIVINE MASSAGE.

unquestlonably the great problems
confronting the world A. the present
time, causing no much un-asinss, and,
In some minds, apprehension for the
future, have been before mankind
from time immemorial. Tho lAbst
question, Tor instance, Is probably ~
old ne some OF The pyramids In Egypt
OF the changing gardens" Of somitE'
mis-. Other modern is'ucA are Of equal.
ly respectable antiquity. Tune and
sgAin they hAvs demanded a solution,
and the asges NJ mankind hsvs re-.
peatedly tried TO meet this demand,
well knowing that thsro Is n point be-
yond which the pressure cannot be
allowed 20 go with ssly, a. IL demon.
stratsd by the empires aud civilizations
Ct which only thu scattered ruins and
other afcl a. illogical evidence, are Left.
Bat while tho problems remain ~.
senually tue same, new phases
ars constantly presented, owing
to the ever changing conditions,
End threatening repetition OF
former disa'ters. Can there BE-
a clearer demonstration OF the ina.
bility VI the human race, 50 TAT, TO bring
about the desirable condition In which
each Individual IL tulnllIng the mesl.
ure Of bis or her existence on earth
aud, consequently, enjoy ing hAppineB,?
Tho matter Ia one that natl1ns speedily
must consiIol; Tor tho discomfort OF
the millions /. already hoard like the
rolling Of distant thuuJsr, VI the r1ar
oiR battle, yet TAT oil but nppareHtly
utawiuS nearer Az already intimal.
ed, tue o,nIilou, new 10 this late
century must be met.
Tho time Is past, At loast In the
more advanced couutrle', when the
tJiliug masses bow In humility before
their m ssleTs, ace ,ptlug their position
In pOvcr y and misery Ms al vine We
cree. r.cy have received some uduc
ton Gud with It n sei'-1ousoiousncss OF
iu IiviIuI rights anu sgeugth. rary
calculate agd futm conclusions. II, iyg
instance, machine 10 iHvenled by
means VI which manufacturer
eau produce $500 yards OF cloth week
with tbs same amount VI personal
lRnur iornerly required Tor my
RTIs, and, u0ustquonilJ, many labor.
10 are turned Rutift, white the manu-.
faclurur keeps nearly all tue profit to
ulmspl' they argue that Providence Ia
not responsible Tor their misfortune.
rhey ii ID that the ancient philosophers
were mistaken, who predicted that the
invention Of machinery woulI ut.-
muIt.y CmAncipats ali men and wO.
men AMI create a golden OTIS, making
tho terms slaves" aud "mau,rfsp OF.
ulltIe, anu they viii naturally take
heir cause in their own hands Tor the
purpose Of inauSurating IA i goIl age.
The grsatvsl need OF our Time IL tuerr.
tore q phil,'u hlcaI or religious system
by which dlii,ung interest can be har.
noulzua EuG place given ,he scrp,gr
en- oEr,h.
Thp people that fret settled this
rrgiuu were formerly considered
peculiar, tut anyone acquainted win
their tenels viii aunt that t.,lr
peculiarly wcs merely y ftm be-
lie, procuca. nd enthusiastic, In lntlr
mission to proclaim to tho world tue
eternal principles by which every
vrxeI problem OF mNukiud eau be-
solved. EriShy stated, they hold, aud
hold, mat tue Constitution " the UHt.
ed states Is higher than mere human
document, iuHsmuch Ms It's trainers IN