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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-16
FOR MONDAY NEXT.
c,,,,hng Of National Grl'd'n'n al
SaltaiE
COMING FROM SORru AND SOUTH
s,..,, Psrades 10 be nrld-R'unlon
Of MANY Of Utah'' Ci''R'n
sOldiery.

,.,.o,s are bright for big aiIood'
=, s,Itair on Monday nexl-NH'
,.,,I Guard day. From north anu
',n,n the toys will come In UNIFORM
heating a handsome appearances, TO
Ps.ss ina plea,urAble reunion with
. comtades In arm. And tho city
.a,bs,s o, the Quart Will be happy
:. cree, their fellow soldiers aud min
Il, N tse interesting eKetolss oil Tue
day. .,.,u a..
Is,si Guafd will arflyo over the
Tnion Pacific vi i!2O pm. o. SUNDAY
n,.t preparatory to Ihe rAerolses ~
National Guatdsmau's Jay H9Sh''aiI on
F,sm ogden comes the cheering
-, that the cavalry iToppsnd second
ts,,,,v viii be down Ia compete attsy
.s,S,,p,ni,d by tho famous iunciio"
- b.nd of twenty plscU', and 900
Wsb.r county eAGufsionitts. both o.
",,coationai guard organizations and
me bani will take part In The parade 10
Dr,n'sin Bean aud his RIohheld
t.vsviil make y good showing. Cap
,.i, Btaby VI Mt. Pleasant and HE
s.,nrapv will be- well represented. The
~, viii arrive saturday night aud
IN he nrcomranlel by their ladies.
~ iar a. henfd from all the companies
IN Ibe Territory will 10 reptescnt'
=, win the probable exception
NJ tho ops statloued ~ CEpnonvillc,
p,n-s eounty, which IL one hundred
,riir, from the railroad. Tomorrow
,'gbt there will be n gathering Of oil
local companies NJ the H. ]. trust
rmrauy on Commercial street, after
vbIch there will be- n street parade, IN
lac procession on Monday the SIX.
tesnlh q. Is. =. a. Infantry band wiz
I,Hicipate aud It Is expected that
Heldis First Regiment band VIII do
From Farmlngton comes word thai
CAPTAIN Sanders aud his crack COM
ANY Will 10 un hand In full uniiUfm,
O,dsn,s cavalry and artillery com
yspi,s also will send big delegat on,
sscomrauied by a tinely equipped
U,nd itwepty pieces. .
The south a. we'll ~ the north Will
be- On hand, even from lsr Riohfiold,i In
SEWER county, whence agOOIly num-
u,f will be- mustered In.
Preparations are also being male tor
street psralcy, one Of the local boys foT
tomorrow, Saturday,, evening, und an
ututr. q gtaul pataie OF the cOnbinrd
COMPANIES on Monday. The route Of
march through the principal streets
will uv announced later.
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POLITICAL.


Republican pJmarlpn Tor the Flrh
Salt Lake CITY precinct will be held bon
The several wRtds uu Monday, August
1871. 1895, from 90 % %. m, at the iol.
lowing pinc,g:
For The Eleventh ward Al the vacant
store, No. 500 l.ssl First South street.
For no TWe0in weni ct No. al5
R.oneIieu building, second S.uIn
aIfert.
For she rhirleonIn ward Mt Brooks
Arcade, State slruor
Gru H. NYE,
Chairman Ft',a 'wr,nn' COMMITTEE.
h. d. r. luOupsON, secretary.
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Killed at Butleryillc.

Word was received In here to day to
the eject that James Jois, Of Butler
vile, this county, died at his home
yesterday from the results Of
an accident Of which no was
the victim Oh Wednesday. 1t
appears that he was either stacking or
lyAIing hay when nguy pole broke
hitting him on tbs head anu iIilicting
the Injuries which resulted in HE
desth twenty.!out hours lalor. He was
about forty years VI age and leaves q
wife aud large family Of children.
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DONOVAN is VICTORIOUS.


Tue iTe and police board met this
afternoon ts inquire into thu charges
He'd Against Assistant Chief Dono.
van, but tbs case was soon brought 10
A'uddon termination.
Attorney McCRllum moved that the
ene be- dismissed ON the ground
OF the chief not having jurIs.
dleIion Ia the matter. and calling
attention to section 10 OF the ruleB gov.
efnlng tho department wherein Il
.'a'es that tho chief and assistant chief
oi'he department shall DO subject 10
suspension from Office Tor cause, by the
Mayor At auy time.
Assistant City Attorney Van Horne
argued that In the nature OF thugs, Il
would 10 but Just TO infer tina
nose having the jurisdiction Of
appointing an assistant, would
A'o have tie right 10 suspend that
leton' He failed TO put much stfG4s
On MS Argument, however, knowing
FethAps that II was not well taken.
IA view OF tho circumstances con.
heo'el with the case, Tho board
otietei its dismissal aud tho assialAn
"ssordrted reinstatel forthwith.
lhNs terminate tn. cases Of
donovan ami Sullivan who were
suslrnlod Ivy tho chiei ON CHARGES OF
l1.Cmpetenoy aul violations u rules
VI ta' northumberland whicn hu
sno ieisT'ed them was unable TO slb.
rue ,'so u DOl0vsn, however, has
gea. SeneTal surprise, ia Wow u the
act lnAl The chief went hoycnI his
!utsu,etlon' not being familiar enough
WIN lhe rules Of the department
~ hnsT 'ha' The r'ght Of the u pom
"'A " we assistant chief was Vs sIeI
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Attention Troop 4.

Tho msnh,I. Of Troop &, y. q. u,
viii assemble tomorrow evening, Au.
gui, II, OF $50 O'Clock, ut the Brigham
luuBg Tfus. building on Commercial
IlTrti, ilT tue purpose Of taking part
il the pafadr, " hich will m0vs piOmpi.
ly al O'CLOCK. Troopers will hssemb a
mounted, uniformed and with sAbeT.
By Orietoi
G. II. NAYLoR, Capt. Troop G.
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Beecham's pills are for bilious.
ness, bilious headache, dyspep,
STA, heartburn, torpid liver, diz,
2iness, sick headache, bad taste
in the mouth, coated tongue,
loss ofappetite, sallow skin etc,
when caused by constipation;
and constipation is the most
frequent cause Of all of them.
Go by the book. Pills Ioc and
ase a box, Book free at your
druggists or write B. +. Allen Co.,
sos Canal Street, New York
AaauIl 'as' more tA.a oOs9Ooo bsI..
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Conventions rsye ucgn called By
order ul tho IsrubIicnu Isuitotisi
Committee Or the nomination ni the
various Ulcers pfovlJeI 'ar.nlroprt.
posed Constitution " toe State Of
Titan.
Ip. Importance o' the occasion wal.
fis trU ssauutor uf THE ufofp.
JUlef our iUtm EIvffam8nt sutfiHus
responsibility Is PLACED uIIu citizens.
When tnOs, DI. zesH 700 members %
the political pauy mp. sing a major.
ity Il ..s tuH.l1, 'uss ttsI3uslbihty Us
iuttusihuJ. Tue ylIty va foil puwpr
n t.ikc entitled o. Tho credit VI the
luup ilCcht i,Hulls that tllw from avItu
naturalization 90 good lave enacted Uy
II, aud biumuaulr for difp cuusFuuruCrr
tua, inevitably ilIuw the nttpmUfrU
application OF impBCuCsbIc theories of
government.
lnu Republican party ia ln tuu ma.
'utiV In Utah st tie present tim.
Upon That parry gpyulyes she tcsyon4.
biity OF teltu'lHr iHp tECruiivc ON.
Cets who tor tho Hrst Give years % tue
life VI the new Nfau zuaIi rdmIui,tT
hNNA NAfNhNN NN'N N"N.. 70 wv .NNNN NN ANNH
then, that all llrYuM cans shout take
part In the selecting 10, those officers,
that tho viii .i the people sual. he
done. Attuch time country should
he considered before party, AMI Iatty
before personal ambition. 80 man eau
srord 10 shitS tue grave rospUnublIi.y
that lice ut he duOL Man'ulIy ho
should no his part, and the EFFORT VI
every man ANA every Woman should
be- a. sec 10 II that from the primary Co
the State Convention every tylvga'c
elected IA Of uuimyetchable iutcguiy;
one whose nfst Thought shall he That
the government b. wnat that great Re-.
publican President, the Immortal
Lincoln, declared 10 20 BE-,
- government VI the people,
Tor The PEOPLE, by the people" 81
this thought shall prevail, our success
IL assured, The record Of the kcput.
licnu Party DO r. glorious QUE, Well
may We fc,l proud Ia comparing it
win the career " the bOaetcd Marty %
pretended nut ialtc Cc1uUmy--iuat
party which, under the leadership q
liz present gDiu.lbying PRECEDENT, IN a
time Of profound peace ana h1uutsous
hatvtHs. has lurtrn'rd our bonded 10.
deb,cduus over ilbg,uNU,uuJ,
The effect OF DHn cratic lex station
ON tho iutusiflrsu' Utah has ueuu l,It
Ia every part Ui cur fpir Territory, So
mansion ~ grand that " hn- csy tsd,
uu cottage sH humble hat 10 uas NOT
tuflJl, from im uiighting Influence.
Mon NNN believed In Tie Democracy
OF Jefferson aud ui Jackson fucoii
from Tue fleet, Of the Tree trade policy
| o. the Drm cracy OF today, Year ny
| year they Aro leaving the dglusiuu
Ihoy have cherished and are joining
the racks Of the party Of protection,
/ AM now n WORD
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HABEAS CORPUS WRIT.


In tho case Of w. X, Perkins, bound
over yesterday afternoon by U. $,
Commissioner Sommors, to keep the
peace toward Wa. Codorloh, Judge
Zane sued out writ Of hHbsss
corpus this afternoon, anu the
case IL TO come bsiote Judge
Bartoh at O'Clock. The petitioner
sets forth that ne IL unlawlully IA ID
because the U. s, Commissioners mas
not power 10 biud over to keep the
peace or 10 afsess costs against deirn.
dant. The differentiation Oi this legal
uoint II Of some imtoTance, especially
4 II should be adverse 10 the commis.
alnner.
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co Nj Nj Il II Cl A l..
sAIr LAKE cLKAnINo uousE.

SALT LAKE CLEANING H0Usk.
Todhy's clearing house exchanges
amounted to i2ij,s9s; same day last
year, Sls2,25l.
ToDAY'A QUOTATIONS.
Now York. - silver, 56t; lead,
S3,87l.
LOndon.-SIlyet, 80 7.iBd.
ORR And BULLION.
7. II. Jones n %, received today;
Base bullion, 1900; ores, $500; total,
$4,000.
w. 5. MeCornick 4 Go. focei we'd 10.
days Silver and lead 0ter, 1890.
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GIVEN AWAY, $500

The first correct ur closest guess will
receive ten DOLLARS, The second
correct or closest guess FIVE DOL-
LARS. Tho uuAt ttn guesses on.
DOLLA Il each
sondall coupou- lo box 30, this paper.
Address y. d. o..
All coupons must Doe in on the .Olh.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE ls UEHEN GIVEN THAT
~ tHvru WH iu special mtruug
ul tho H0rs uIGtu uf the sampson llumE
company he'd 30 tue once OF the
COMPANY al so. ~ south Main
street .UP fHHaT, sat LaLr tuH.
ltab on tucFdAl. september iOth, .sy5, fur ne
election OF trustee. aud OnUtts uf FaIu
company Tor tu1 tuTruut year amt tor
tue Transaction ~ such other butIuysa us
may legally como before taid mupuu-.
ruh6 open between O, az, O'Clock aud %
O'Clock D.. 900. ui ta.4 day. ny order Ut tAu
Company
% 70. sMIrlI, Secretary.
sALT LAEL tIus lI,u, Aug, 10, 1875,
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In. HAIR. respectfully Announce
tu tue Republican 1r me Third iu.I
olal dibtriot Of he -iptt u CtA6 .Lst
no will be a candidate iqt loo flee 10
District Judge, subiec, TO he uomiua.
ton by lhe Republican Judicial con.
ysntion VI said disIr!ci.
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There Will uu u meeting Oi lhs Salt
Lake GsnIlemcH's DIVING Cub al
Jenkins Il Syus harness store Saturday
evening August l7lu, al $3.50 Pun. All
members are rt4uts.ud " Us present.
J. NJ. MOORE, President.
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FlIA battalion \. @. I. ATTENTION

Tue ~. mlen VI Companies n, u
sud d viii assemble al thcir armory In
The Brigham Young Trust company
building, tomorrow evening at 1880
O'clock sharp, prepared TO take part In
llr parade which will move ut B
'oi0ck, Members will report TO their
Igspscuyr commanders Ia light march.
log Crt.r. by order u
Il. G.. NAYLOR,
Msior First Battalion.
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Tickets good nh,vu days. raius
leave al 2.dO pm. August .5Ih. Take
auVHnlhBu Vi Ihis opportunity 90 visit
your luuuds and relatives alter haT.
vest.
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NEs IoHK STOCKS.
New rOrI, Aug 70, noon.
- AL n rIIs .

PAgIsU ~ hor home IA the biNteenth ward.
AuyusI D. l-l, tArollLe faTisu, deceased
shs W.. l0u Iu birmingham, Eukiaud, bee.
~ l5lv.
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II you WA, 90 uuy D. ton VI lump c1aI
without slack aud dust, suuu your
ORDER Tor Diamond TO J, W. WhIUuvgI
it, Telephone UIs OfllCc IS Vest,
SrcOnG south -ltrrG
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SALTAlR TRAINS on Page 8
mAH,E,rtN,tusroN
10 Sanpsto and So,ier Via tho RIo
GrAhur western ~ tuesday
August 9sttt.

On Tuesday Augu-. $50 the r. O..
". st. arll r1unl tuH q. .ss..y uuu.-
Id. .,artt,fI rtr. AT ttIiI,rt...
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Buy Diamond c1sl AuI save aa
per cent on consumption. IelepuUns
bus.
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We come 90 yrIalA ask va 90 aid
~ in our WORK MI o. i3in ,uc B1put-
liuau pafty, b. uausv Nt believe 10 10 TO
your Interest 90 upsu.
We believe it is better 90 pay n lttlr
more u necessary 90 the manufacturer
Of ,urUW ,JNn, % oar uwI cuau,y, OF
o on sh,u, an 90 ia, naive land,
tau8 Swing ymplpymcul {, our own
people, than o. uuY l.s EAuue goods ut a
rLsa ,rlrt from IUfr'gn lauus, while
.u.brcI,Rul tIgu,suia " our fellow
uiiza usatr without employ We
believe IA building up the industries
OT0ur country by a tariff that snail not
only raise toysnuC, hut which shall
also keep out all guOds that
we can by reasonable effort
make At home. Applied 10 Utah, Re.
publican principles will develop our
mines aud manufacturing Interests,
create market NJ home 'uf tho pro.
ducts NJ tho farmer; protect our sugar
factory from the sugar tiusi;'tlirNo our
sheep bud Csttlu men nom tuiuUus
competition with the poorly .aid labor
u other lands, shield our iudusifl,s
generally from m0rUp0iirs AMI give
rmpluymrut 10 the thousands 4 mt
tuning children iOr whom labor niue,
be iuTuituUj,
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And thus he prepared 10 vote II the
.c.uFl. HuAIIy decide that women have
thu iutrl Jlgut On dos.
Investigate tho principles ot both
iar,i,s; Teiu'u 10 we slampeded into the
DtmuuRly camp uy iHl'v Issues aud
giiltrTug ,cuefHiii uj ana remember
that the PATTY thEtp produced Lincoln,
o. Grant, q Garfield hnla Blalnr,slsnd'
~ DO development 40 iho test aitr'
.arG. .Huhoai uud inevitably Tor
Boo Ip,,uu0n ni woman aud the
acme, .uuui NJ. 'NNHoNi
.brirmau nuluNIcau Territorial
Cumml.t,,,
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{. 5, MaltIu aIWsJs ssuus Cga' that
viii suli-iy you in every patuculsr.
Try H. on uluur McCUfnIuk RINK.
puDur b.ftayl
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nav NoHK, Aus, % Tho stock market
opened dull, generally nrm,. A. % O'Clock
trading was almost Htuguaut. but the prlgsa
were higher nll around. After n O'Clock sugar
sold on Hud uCat Midday q general reaction
set IN. lhe losses, however, were slight
OMAHA LtNE STOCK,
South Omaha, mob, Avg. 10.
spstiai Dispatch 10 me NEws
Cattle reccWts, $500. market active, Asbsde
stronger all around
kAUNCs sls3aal3 90,
Western ttOOrs, $500 SlUO.
COWS, lgsQ t4Dl.
Feeders, iAi dil gl
sheep NO receipts. harKet steady.
tar 20 choice westerns, s425agIl3.
Lambs, Jaw s3,uU.
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nm TUAHCIII7E

So FAR lu Utau, woman suffrage has
not been u party question. Ia the
constitutional vuntiuu 70 was
never considered such. why shOuld
on attempt be made Al this late Jay 10
claim that the fTauch So n bestowed
Is lhe Dam. cratic puty' Those who
mako the assertion are either w0iully
ignorant pr wilIuliy malicious In
hat Convention, iuut.iiiths ui tho
dime used o. arguing against woman
suffrage was usoI ~ Democrats. san,
thr que. ton b. not ami was not u parry
question. Tue Republicans were IN
.up majority IA thAt Convention, ami
without their action In lie favor woman
sulru.u would not have been granted,
Why ne our DHmOChtlc irienis sn
.tNIuus !lT tNr women 10 vote IN UHlH
Ia many sta'rl, Including tho "HUliu
sUuthn the Democrats have been IN
absolute CnutTOl tof more than n genrf.
alton. Why II not this equal suffrage
IDEA carried 0ut IN SONS Democratic
svtgf9 n you Will consider these
Questions you Will hUG;
lrt,-Ihat the Republicans were
fUr Ntst % the POLITICAL patlIts IN Utah
o. fsulatr IN favor Of equAltuiiuge.
Sru0nl-IUat the only states IA the
American Union Ia which women
enjoy political privileges equal with
men are Republican slGtct Colorado
aud Wyoming
rhu Rsuubucau party, through IT,
Territorial committee, Invites nil
women who favor IL principles 10 take
part IN IT. primaries aud Go Not ns dele
gates 10 Ito conventions. While grave
double have teen expressed by learned
council uf 10Th pYlluAI parties ~ 10
lh, right OF women tD vote III the CONF
Ing election, iu tue Fourth dIslt'o.
court DC has been Hrcl4rl that tuty
osspsa that right and every woman
who IL eligible should be sure TO
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CHICAGO HAEEEr
CHICAGO, close, Aus. 10.

Wheat August. Cih. september. q. e.
Coru-August, "a september, JI..
OAu-August gI'au september, f|s. q s,
rorK August, ~ POO, september, $3.50
Lard August ~. ~, September. D. az,
hbs-AugusL SsIl September, ij,-i,,.
RyeatIa IIu.
HaflrY--is
FlaA srrl- slG6alOG
IlmUluy-N u.s.
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cLnrns on ANnEIs2

very clever German urts named Retsch,
once etched "A very beautiful picture which
he called Clpudldnd. A. YOU first glanced
at It You could s'G nothing but great masses
OF cloud, iiuutinG soft and dim upon the
background. II YOU stood and looked long
AMI earnestly ~ II YOU saw that each cloud
cor tainod an angels face and wings, and
that what seemed at first like grcat pillows
Of gloomy clouds was In eaity u host of
angels looking down with calm untroubled
faces. After this was perceived the whole
beauty Of the picture became at once so per-
ceptihlc that 1t was hard to turn away from
the angel faces with their lowering wings.
The longer one looked upon them the more
beauty was seen. The great artist had
etched il with rare skill, and that either
clouds or angels filled the space made his
cunning all the greater.
L. Is not so with our lives2 Upon life's can.
vas IL not the Great Artist etching another
Coudland2 Each hour comes to us ladsa
with some little duty OF trial. II we choose
to make them so, we can think OF them ~
clouds which come between them and happi-
ness ana shut out all sunshine. IL we glance
but hastily at the plan for our lives we mpy
nerbaus Lave reason to ronoiude Tint moths
ing nut CLOUDS oyorsnadow our way. 1rfnfs.
perplcxities, are--thosc only and little hope
OF anything brighter beyond. Surely we do
well TO call this design Cloudland. There Is
no sunshine in It.
Let US look again. As the hours rise before
us. filling the canvas OF the future with little
trials, shall We not look patiently for the
faces Of angels, which will smile upon us II
we but discern them with the eyes of trust.
Each cloud has a Divine meaning II we only
interpret 1t Alright. God sends trials to US as
blessings. and though wa may not see tho
radiance Of the lowering wings, and the look
Of love upon the tender faces, we may be
none the ltgs sure that they are there
Just as one could not see the angels when
he first looked upon the picture OF the Ger
man artist, 50 we NAV not discern them at
first but ~ gradually they took shape. until
one could see nothing but the throng OF an
gels, SO we may make OF our clouds angels,
II we will but wait patiently and trustfully
Tor them To- Smile upon VA out OF the very
heart OF trial Messenger.
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rfrnnEErn.


Alice Dean. London aged forty-two. is m
example OF the power of drink. over six
months ago her husband died. leaving her
ami her family Of two sons amply provided
for. Before she was n widow sna was given
10 intemperancc, aud when lett u widow sho
drank more heavily than before. Her cx-
cesses drove her sons to lodgings. hut they
visited her almost daily. Her medical at
tendnnt entrentcd and implorcd her to give
over, but she told him 1T was no use talk
ing, she could not give 10 up" At last out
ragged nature could not stand her cNcesscs, and
she was found dead on the llOOr Of her room.
dying alone and unattended. No food IN tho
house; but there was "a half bottle of brandy.
that last resort OF the drink suicide. vGs
liquor had rGyaged her heart. her liver and
kidneys, and simply killed. her. one can
hardly believe that such u sacrifice to the
liberty OF the subject should bc permitted in
this country, or that publican could 10
found to sell his murdcrous drug TO such IN
excess To- ono who must in the locality have
been 10y habit and rcpute so great n v!ttim ut
inebriety. But the coroner admitted that
such was the ease, and that the friends ant
relatives OF u person may stand and look ON,
and see one for whom the Saviour died de-
llperately slain before their eyes, and they
powerless, without the consent of tbs mat
= I'D drnker. TO 30. Notfrn., ia our
O,,lhiou, should so rouse Christian COM
nunity IA SO sad case as that Of Alice Dean.
The Scottish Eeiormer.
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UE GOT THE nLEsSfNd.

Canon Wilbrriorcc tells IA pathetic story H.
lu-trating the force of the little word "now.'
1t was OF miner who, hearing the Gospel
preached. determined that II tine promised
Blessing OF immediate salvation were indeed
true, he would not leave the presence OF tho
minister who was declaring 1t until
assured OF possessing It himself lle
waited, consequently, after tho meeting
TO speak with the minister. and in his
untutorrd way, said didn't ye say | could
have the blcssin' now2" ayes, my friend"
'Thcn prav with me. for I'm not roin' ava
without it." And they did pray, these two
men. until the wrestling minor heard silent
words of comfort and cheer. "l'y" got II
now!" cried the minor; his face rejecting
tho JOY within; "lvo got 1t now!"
The next duy irightiul accident
occurred mt the mines. The same min
istcr was called 20 the scene. and among
tho men, dead and dying. was the IUiv.
cring, almost breathlcss body Of n man who,
only tho night before, big and brawny. came
to him to know IL salvation could really be
had now for the asking. There was hut u
ileetlng moment Of recognition between tho
two ere the miners soul took ilight but in
that moment h6 had time TO say, IN response
to tho minister's sympathy; "Oh, | don't
mind. for I've got tive got tits mine ~
Then the name OF this poor man went into
the sad list Of the "killcd." There was no
note made Of the royul inheritance Of which
he had but "a few hours before come into
possession. and all by his believing grip Of
word "now."