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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-04
THANKING DOCTOR SHORES.
Warm Public Feeling Over a Great Prac-
tica Humanity.
".
from sp.nd,diy Organized srs''m ramou.
Vegetable Hsdiein'y Inst eur" without Poison.

Under the most excellent system % treat.
mCut Rni care for sue SICK, uflf'haWd hud
Orgnnned by Doctor q. ". hufts. upnn we
golden rule U.IuU. pie Of humaniiy oWufls the
GaliCfCd. any suHrfer. no matter now NIsu, or
low, how stressed or hIpcNcs.. may .Nl!N
any time Their Iu person Or " leltf 81 ll'". q
Airalch. ihsitutv ard receive iToln 10. uaNl'
Of tho most sutuUtsiui succialst on lNe hE',
Tie bee. care au1 treatment Known ln lNg
mole. 900 world, al uniform nuu'na. ''-l, "h9
is within 90. means aut reach OF eNt'."n'
this generous provision t- unt iml'rl 90 any
par frutaf class 1I alyGness II d not IsaitIrIui
h. pate o. suffering ifom ans particular uh
easU II AppIIvs 20 al cur ne lhhfWatlt. 70
whether o. putvut suffers from chrome hil'
npy or liver trouble or from ruuuuuiIs m,
SAN q svasu. aslhua, bfUnChits, uus ulFrufc
Or nervous disorders, TIE same hssufahto q
radical ani lasting uoueh'a are oHei'' 70 "'i
Uo.tor g.. " shore.'s famous policy ~ o.
NORMALLY low fee rate to all suhcftfs lHt't De-
tie MOST nUtuus measure ~ humanity l'f
durcd IN tho ICslumAte specially pfatlHt OF
the tlNlUFud world. IL IL cuufiucraNN NnIef
ono. fourth the customary chaffga Tor pro
fcHHfunal services "a chronic mAlalTs
iu other woTHt, Doctor g.. w SHORES hha
simply provided . system by which iit Eical
eat pb. sInic bCuUhts Of modern hnl 'ul'ahl. .
Cued medicines ore placed " ithiu Toe reach OF
tho utu ami the poor exact ' aut, uu aIsDs
lutte y the zane tuouuF, because uuu'f lNr law
uf thHt Hvttum, tuoso u the huWhIta' mrauH
Hro provided with care. medicine hgl treat
muut equal 10 the best commanded uy tIrA
miIlunalrcs
Il b. auI has been e matter Of ohsrrFaton
thas The people ~ tins great country entertain
aud manifest very warm fuylug towards
Doctor ~. ". Hhurcs. 10 is expressed Uu every
hand 10 ~ heard everywhere, a. % sentiment
Of groAt community anu Uuusi truF iN. tens
OF thousands In our midst, TO whom h.rlurH .
W, suufus's perfect hyslCui OF treatment ana
famous vegetable medicines that cute without
poison have proven ~ 90 sreat hunrNU' cu,u {,
90 uuspcaknhlo prrfuual birtsiut. 10 % 10
murkuhlO mat % should be- 20. NHN.I 10 not
BE- remarkable 10 70 were OthcrNiar.
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TaunnInuy % yIvaI.

NEW YORN, Srpt.3.- The executive
commit &c VI Ismmiuy Hal neli a
meeting tonight at wuicn res liions
we're auOpteI inviting all Democratic
organizations whion supported the
slate ticket last November to vtte
tne lammnny primaries ON tue .i.h o
tue month.
The state Democracy leaders hnd e..
ceivrd orders that Ovrrtutcs mignt DO
made by Tamm,ny Hal, and they
hell q meeting also. Az envy wa,
srnt 10 lntm ifOm Tammauy with q
copy VI the resolutions. Tue meeting
insuuc Ell this secretary to acKnowi.
edge Ius receipt Of tue rlmni y rOBJ-
luuOn. The question Of tns evening
was us 10 tue Advisability Oi eenIiu
delegates IN the -t-ts ID 'noursiiI con.
vsutlIu. IL Wa, dhclitd 10 seud n
cont, sting delegation, tho vote being
81 " ) ljT tina. "a iJu,
In the IAmmAny meeting, tho clio.
meDt known s4 tue yUung Democracy
received a reuuf, HouTy ID. PuffOy, its
lea er, Tered fiys frsl uuOns Tor the
un ilcatiun local Democrats aud the
recognition Of tue yJuug,r element,
aud all Of them were defeated. Tnen
no left ihs wigwsm, followed by
twenty-five Adhefenis. TnH 10 the
ffst spliI In Tammany's council sincs
the recent REORGANIZATION.
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sa,olIi win 20 to Rome.

BALTIMORE, Sept s,-Cardinsl Glib
bon, IN discussing the elevation VI
MEr. satUlli 10 = car lima ate, asserted
that the delegate would DO called ~
Rome.
at Ia the usual action Ia such a
rs.e," ne addsu, "And Mgr. 5atolII will
PROBABLY DO Recalled within n shOrI
Iims.n
"wnat relation would he now bear
TO tho cuufch In Amsrlcs2"
Gle VIII be papa delegate as now. "
"Will II make nc change Insn In his
authority or his relations 10 Tho church
In AmsricA2"
"Nono Whatever"
"ls not allowing him 10 stay In
America after he has bsen elevated H.
u csrIiu alntp unusual?"
son, ho viii b1 allowed to remain
but snort time. and then viii Ds TO.
called to Rome."
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NEW YOHg, sept " .lkytir
Ill will be u vnite ya9nI wnsu she
onters the racss Tor the AmefIua's cup
sgainst De euIor. Sue wa towel u.
from SANDY HIOE tbs afternoon, anu
went ~ o aty DOCK nj Eide bAsiu.
The English ys,bt was JtIo out, anu
Instantly n JUzsn men were seut below
g. put tueir sanjpaJuf on Tue yacups
hull anu keH. rnoy worked uu - 10
3. M, aud mike great progress. 4 q
idea Of Lor Duuf.ven was T. sm O,u
Or the siGse VI tue yacht, then TO pot
lead her aud nnallI to paint her white.
Nalkyfie Will remain Ia uTy uOcN no.
Dsbly up 10 Thursday evening. Ga
ThursIsy Defender Will be iOun1 some
wnsfe near mere for somewhat the
same purpose, and thea b1tI yaohi,
wIii be- measured by john HyblJp, toe
flicial mcasniet Of tho New YORK
Yacht club. Alter that II snail be
maze known what tbs NalkyTie will
allow tho Defender, II anything, auu
how much Defender will have 10 allow
Va. liant.
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Mexican nuiI Fighters rinsd.

DENvEH, Sept. "A special TO the
NeiOs from Colorado Springs this q
ttnOou says: Judge Harris iluol the
tufee Mexicans VINO participated Ia
tie bull filht on the 2stn At Gillette.
senior B~rula. Mexican coReui apppsfe
TOT tho Mexlcsus. JU-s M,rrrr th'
maiaIor. ives nrfaignej on + ar C0un
al Carlos Care u sUu Antonis SentTua,
the licAdUfs. hat sevC counts against
ihom. The irtmor & chafRed ihrm
with cruelty. fuy poaIed uui y
tud were nnnI S'j % etgh cuuul.
ley Will pay their nues sud MAZE u
effort ~ make All iUttfnEtiOlai "a '-
ton " their arrest. The cases IA
American managers Of the siidr have
nos been tried.
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HARTFORD, Conn, Sept. 3.--Samuel
AnlI1Ss, machinlst VI this cty,
ualh' TO have perfected war balloon
Nnleh ne has sold TO a syndicate OF
New York Cubans for use In the aid Of
we Cuban in'utgent'. The balloon has
uesn 'es'ed u the fields ami IA said to
HoIk perfectly. Instead OF the ordinary
Sattlage, htlsd from an armored box
nom when number o. bombs can be
suspended, The bpmba are ignltsd and
iisieastd by automatic machinery In
shv uoA' After all arc discharged the
n9h exploleu, destroying tho balloon.
spring,
Anitews claims to hAvo device by
w., Wn'Sn ne can control tue direction OF
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Pa,r Prospects OF q Regatta

NEW York, Sep. 4.-JUnn Crafty
the general msnaRvr VI the regatta u
BIZ held CT Austin, Texas, on No.
vsnybsr 4, 8, o aud Z, has arrived Ia
thig city. lie peaks fayorsbly VI q.
prospects OF tho rsgA IL anu sIAlos tn, /
the entries will include most Of u q
noted oarsmen OF the United sIst .
aud CanAds. The asa citation h.
promised n purse Of "a. 500 for specl
iour.Oarsd shell contest h-twsen the
bot oatsmon " the Il glish anu
American ctrws, thesoTmsF to receive
81 900 FEurDses-
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=. p. RErEiVRRAuIr.
Reduction Of tue Net incams nisss.
trNus 10 the Road.

trNus 10 the Road.
BAN FEANCisCJ, Sept. 8.-Ths pos.
sibuiy Of n fecriysrsbip Tot the . utl-
eth Pacific Q mpany Ia an inlcrsnos
from the testimony gwen bsiOrs III,
railroad cOmnissiubtts by u. Ia.
Itnsips, 0Hofetary ami controller ~
the cOmpany, wniC II ngiiting pfu.
posed re- uctiin ~ irtigHt Tates. The
g,alem-tt was cuarJoI with qualify
ing rlEuacs aud the possibility was got
.or the rem ie period.
In tho midst II his fnsnnlal state
N MT L,tAiHg declared that tue reJuc-
ZION IN The not inc mo r 1898 To- NJ
tust Of 1898 Was 50 278, 00i, aud v this
statement was htlsCha 81 the receiver.
snip inference. rhis u uCtion, he de-
olafeI, was striking amount. The
question arose y bet or II was tot due
10 ahnUfmsl conditions, aud wbelhsi
there would not be u fe urn 10 better
co. ditiUhs. He thug t there " al be
return 10 better CONDITIONS, tut II THE
should not follow TO some extent, then
there would be u cfliicsl time for the
Railroad company. or course, the rail.
foad comp.uJ could carry its indebte j.
uess for some tine, uut should the PRES
rnt state a1tiis conuaue eventually
reorganization through legal process
would ensue. Tue uusati.i,ctofy con-
ditiun al present wss due TO tbs gen.
etRl depression In ali branches u bust.
noss, from wbicn tue railroad suffered
iu common with AL other industries.
According 10 secretary Lansing the
total INCOME Of the road IT the iiist
ELK mJi tins Of this year was 81 s,97l =
900. Tue operating expenses anu
hxrd charges lot the zane poriCu were
flB. $4,000. The secretary thvIo vie
stated mat there IL n defci' for the
irsI halt " the year Of 81 10000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-04
England SIN wants Trinidad.

NEw YORK, Sent. 4,--The Herd d.
correspondent. H. RI do JanelIo, Bra.
al, telegrspns th,t II Ia repOrtoj H.
government Cirolss that tho British
minister, Mr.. Phillips, has boru su-
thoriLed 10 declSl. that England I.
ready to recognize BrsziPs claim /,
Trinidad. In British government,
however, eINot' that permission TO lAS
a cable shall he granted. She will
agree not 10 connect the cable with
Argentine.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-04
REGARDINg ARMENIA.
iuTEsJ's Promises dissatisfaction ia
Great nritnin.

Great Britain.
LOSDJN, Sept. S.-Tho Hon. George
" CuIzon, unueT-stoTelaTy for the
'rsign Office, replying to n question by
Nt Bowlts, NJ. r., In the House Of
Commons today, said that several com.
munlcEti0ns had been received from
Turkey upon the subject Of thssuI.
posed reforms In Armenia. UnfoTtun.
h'ely, he said, tho communication
were unsatisfactory. Tho project Of
reforms which mad been suggested by
hl'slai Fran o and England hsd not
Received tho official support Of Ger.
mAny Austria ami Italy. But the
powers last named, Mi. CurzI said he
uel eN,ii were In sympathy with the
reforms proposed, A. to whether the
government would undertake any no.
uou beyond d,plomAtic representations
OF negotiations without previously
informing Parliament Of tho gtourdr
upon whioh the action mad been made,
ne was unable to spy; nor could nc
MAKE any declaration regarding tho
course the government " ould finu iIself
called upon 10 pursue In regard 10 Ar
meniAn alfalfa
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SPECIALTIES.

tntnrrh aud all diseases OF the eve,
ear, nose, InroHg lungs, stomach. liver,
ho~eis, LidncNs aud bladder, Nil
chronic nriNatr anu nervous utH-
Eases Ot both sexes. nnu diseases
Of women Hnd children. nicr sIours
forenoon 60 ~, UrruoUn, 2 To-
.. tNeutuEs 7 tohs sundays ~. ga.
Co n. VI 800 tIuNIlI
ron CNTAItIIIt AND All "a.
GAitustAL 1attONft uI>EAslS=
Medicines tree. Doctor shores motto
n 80 Low F"s, Quick cure, Ntiid sud
Pniulvss Treatment" ~ sou cannon
rous 20 th" once s~ud stamp Tor toe
t"r Nhor"s new symptom list and have
yuur "ssr dlas nosva snd sst cAprrI
advice IitII,
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LOSDoS, Sept. S-Msbel STANLEY,
an American woman with numbrT
of RIiaSss, who was arrested at Liver
pool on August 10 h ~ she was about
to take her passage for Amefics,
pleadsd guilty In the Bow street c1ut,
today 20 tne charge OF stealing from u
Mn. Gibbons, with whom she mac
lodved tor month, jewrlry valued nj
1857. She was sentenced to twelve
months Imprisonment nj hard labor.
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WAsIISGIOS, Sept. g. rho state
meng tuat a Spanish squadron 10 aUOut
u rail fot tue Autiiles TO utge ia,
claims Of spain ssaiust the UuitoI
states Ia lnu AlliAuCn hiiiif cannot b,
explained Mt tho state department e1-
ctpt upon tue lhvUfy that II n simply
contemplated to reinforce the bOCkai'
lug squhdfUu, and thst the claim stOty
IN erroneous, iNr no claims VI the de-
sCrIptiOn stA,od nfe known 10 exist
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~ SEARCH or A rntAsunE
spanish Gold s-id 60 Have Bs.n
butisd on - LoseiJ I.Iaud.

Santa CRuz Cal. sept ar. ID.
Hugues, Il. H. Davis, II. L.. Mann anu
Pete Chusman, Of GjuEses, aud II
H.. MOnfmHn ana l.. Jeu niBRs, Of Gil
roy, tOuAy sailed for a lUuo i.lhnu H.,
tho PhcInc ocean about $40 niles vet
NJ Peru IN search OF barred treasures.
FOTty-lhr,e years ago Mr.. Jennings
was n sAilOr In the South sua. aud ~
sucI " said 10 have been one Of six
VINO buried on n lonely island In tn
P,citir, three large Jars OF Spanish
d0ublrons, valued at between $500 900
aud 81 900, 900. BIT. Jsuniag, Ia thu
ouly man alive that knows the location
Of tho money NJ the other i've died
his presence on tue Peruvian act.
Ito has also 4 chart Of tue island An
olalmg II II volcanic and uninhRbitsI,
Tatss months will be required ~ make
the nip.
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latter rrrt Of Nay last, snd who has
given no eud OF worry TO thoee com.
missioned TO entertain MIN, has at las,
terminated his visit in England. He
lie artsd for PEus this afternoon. Tue
leave tskinx was au lfisie OF consider
able p'mp, beng atteodtd with lull
state ceremonial.
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CHOLERA QUESTION:.
Dangtrto UnIted states Port. ca tue
ractne sonst.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 3.-ht a
msetiIg OF tue board Of health today
tho cholera question was discusse !,
and the general Oplsiou was tia
thots was considerable danger II
cholera became prevalent ~ Hawaii.
a resolution was All pied, FEEDING tbs
fact that cholers hau been tepOrto In
emma aud JApGn'ao ports aud H.
Honolulu, anu asking tue United
S,a,rs government ~ thess fepo l.
proved 10 be correct O. take tho necst-
cary action under the qu tfantius laws
10 protect UnitoI STATES plrIs from
danger VI the Introduction Of ola yiofa.
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Ii.Id IN By IIIgbMn,m.n.

OMAHA, sept. S.-rwelvo masked
hignwsy men held ~ n carriage losu
Oi people Ia an Omaha suburb early
Ihir morning, ami secured eovcini
hundred dollars. IL 10 nh organized
gang which has 20 long eyadeu the p,-
lice, There were four PERSONS IN the
UhInAEN.
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surrey mtander line and the present
water line. his secretary decides IN /
the United States has no titls 10 tue
land.
The Third case IL that Of Peter i.
JOhnsol, who IOlbod VITA S'resttr In
tne frat mentioned application to L.
cate N.lVn,ins scrip on hl,y acres Of
acoretiJu lands south Of the Chicago
river. II Ia rejected like the others tor
want Of title by the United Statos gov.
tTnmUuf
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IMPROVING AL THE TIME-t an yerg
much pleased o. sHy that am improving q !
Tue umo Au1 feel very thankful 70 sou and
Your splendid mydigIaUa
NIX, MABEL q, COLEMAN,
MuoisidO. Emyry Co, Utah,
AnFnat lIlh. ~.
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HITTER tuNN RIVER I an hspny 9, Iu,
form you shat ! am still better than wuou
last wrote. IONS MNtlaah,
oneida, hammock Co., Idaho,
AUGUST . Ith, ls-i.
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tAN 40 Ny LtTEaNour differentiation
pins hlNu Wufied wonders for ms. they have
saved my li'u Aftur the doctors c0ull u1t hylp
m, recommend tnsm ~ al who suffer
r. ~ stomach ur bowel truuh.uA A.Y God
help you in your good worA.
g. u NulbT.
g3 sprAguoHycuuc, .pok4uV, Nash.
August 2ttA. l-'o.
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A GuEAT DEAL or GOOu-Rn Enclosed ind
fHo tor another month lUut medicines have
done me- Frcht dohI Of good and I hone now
that Will continue TO improve
MAi.l a. ~ EUsIEU.
August 23rd. lslj.
CAN iENH nErTEH- can rorort gooI
gfnErrsa Ny wife says tHHt ! can Irtf Ue ter.
VIII you please scud moro mgllriutss
W.. IIUutIa
lakcIuWu, bIgb Co, ttAh.
August 22nd lss3.
ElE- MUCU srHONGER=My health IL
much better Ny head scarcely ry,f aches
now, uud NY eyes arc very much IlfuusvE
l trol pleased aud fal,nrd with mr Im.
UIuVUmruL.
MRS. CnAs. ERICKSON,
August 2Ird. I-g;.
GETTING ALOSG ALL a. Nj am gst
ung along alI a. n. An taking your mpIl.
tlu,s regularly, A. pftscIUud.
a. D. GRAVES.
FAowhu, Jtah.
August Goth. l-b.
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NRIrnlla Khan ! ayes EuuIApd.

hOSDoH, Sept, 3.-Shahzada Naz.
iIhs hnan, s'cond son Of the Amrer
W hlghanisisn, who came here on q Q
INVITATION OF the government In the
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COULD NOT IMPROVE FAsTER-G have a
good appetite now and am losiuF that tired
troliug In che morning. l am Wull sAttugd.
Do NOT bsueyu I r0uld improve any faster.
There ~ no use Of ny trying 60 tell yau how
much have improved. fIr ~ one would by.
lioNo mC that ,0ud not Hyo the difference !
Am not tlu sane mar WAS.
D. !. CROSs,
Box Us, EyAns,sn, Wyo,
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Revised Blanks for
Relief Society R0-
ports Now Ready at
Deseret News Office.
csc. dozen.
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PRAISE rRou r"E nuL,rrunE

Another Enormous Mass Of warm
tsstI,nssS froia H"prss'ntntir'
People ct avery SECTION 81 this
OrsHt lat u"uutsiu County,
HEARING STILL GEr1NG BETtEW=lu
wiring you AKA o. { am pleased 10 statv that
my bearing u stlli getting better
D. l.. UN1usEs,
August .Gth, lsvg. Montpelier Idaho.
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CArARRu MUCH BETTER - Enclose a
y eass nud IS on Tor sytuUH Iuuuth's treatment
I Tee cnHsIlcrAlle u,.ter tuau / did before
taEIns your medicines. My cGtarrh N much
better. AIRS D. NiLLMOHE.
cache Junction, Utah.
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For sale 10y all first class druRgisis
aud NJ Ir. Shore office, or svut ~
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1895-06-13

From the Rochester Herald.
DR.. O. Hart Merriam, chief Of the
division of ornothology Of the agri-
cultural department, has just made q
report or the results OF his examina-
ton of the contents Of the stomachs
of hawks, owls, crows, blackbirds,
and other North American birds that
are supposed to be the enemies Of
farmers. He shows that the popu-
lar notions about hawks and birds,
for the slaughter of which many
states gave bounties, are altogether
erroneous. Ninety five per cent. Of
their food was found to be field mice,
grasshoppers, crickets, etc., which
ere infinitely nor injurious to
farm crops than they. The charge
against crows is that they eat corn
and destroy eggs, poultry and wild
birds. Examination shows that they
eat noxious insects and destructive
animals, and that although twenty
five per cent. of their food Ia corn, 1t
is mostly waste corn picked up in the
fall and winter. With regard to
eggs it was found the shells were
eaten to a very limited extent for
the lime. Crows eat also ants, beet
les, caterpillars, bugs, flies, etc.,
which do much damage. Thu cuck-
DOS are also found to be very useful
birds.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1895-06-13

This scene on the lake shore Inspired
Raphael to paint his immortal cartoon,
"Pdsce ores mess;h which In its turn in
spired the genius OF our southern country
man, Lipscomb, to write the wonderful book
TO which l have referred. Here, again, we
have repeated under changed circumstances
an acted parable of the fishermen. Having
toiled all night ''they caught nothing.n
A mysterious stranger standing upon the
shore said to them, ''Children have you any
meatf" meaning have you caught any
fshf The weary, disappointed and hun
CRY men, answer very laconically, "No,n
''Cast the net on the right side of the ship,
and ye shall fnd,'' replied the stranger.
They obeyed and were not able to draw the
net for 1.-THE multitude of fishes" The quick
spiritual discernment OF John at onco
said unto Peter, ''Is 1t the LordH'' And
Peter, as quick to act as John was to discern
the Lord, was the next moment swimming
ashore to the Masters presencei The others
following In the boat, slowly dragging the
net full OF fishes, were soon landed and were
surprised TO ind "a fire of Goals, hsh laid
thereon, and bread" And thus We have In
che early morning, on the lake shore, this
beautiful picture of the semi-glorined Mas
tsr, breskfastipg. In hushed silence, with his
loved Disciples. ''Nons Of the disciples
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1895-06-13
THE RESTORATION OF PETER.

The closing OF this meal was q supreme
moment with Peter; for without prelude
comes the searching question, "Simon, son
OF Jonas, lowest thou me more than thesc2"
SO far as we know this Is the first time Jesus
ever put such n direct, personal, heart.
searching, question to any one.
Standing around n "nre OF coals' similar
to this, in the hall Of the high priests palace,
n few nights before this, when the Master
had been deserted by all but John and was
being tried for his life, Peter had denied him
with bitter oaths; and that in the very face
Of the fact, that ON this very night he had
buastcd Though all men deny thee yet will
not L." We remember the love that broke
his heart, and sent him out In the darkness,
bitterly weeping. We see nor hear anything
Of him during the horrible hours of the cruci-
fxiun. eco tell my brethren end Peter
is the next mention Of his name by the ang L.
and then we see him running with, but out
stripped by the younger John, going boldly
into the sepulchpr, and turning away
wondering at the things he saw OF the
special appearance TO him on that day We
have no account. The Lord had doubtless
given him assurance Of hts pardon and COM
ttnued love, hut a. yet he had not been
publicly restored to- his forfeited apostlcshia.
"Simun, son OF Jonas'-not peter the
rock'-"lovcst thou me more than John and
all these other disciples" as thou didst
boast on that memorable fatal night? Peter
docs not hesitate To answer, "Yea Lord;
thou knOwcst that | love thee,'' but does
not say ''norc than these this timel THE
Lord saith unto him feed my lambs" The
second time the same question is asked, only
dropping the later clause, ''more than
tlosr;'' and the second time Peter answers
ns before, and Is told "then feed my Sheep
The third time the question is repeated, with
n shade uf difference in the meaning of the
Greek verb used, ana this seeming doubt by
a ihird repetition. NJ his fcalty, touched
rctcr deeply. and with his eyes nlled with
tears and trembling voice, doubtless. he
replied. Lord thou inowcst all things, thou
kupwe.t that | love thee Again Jesus
saith To- him, Feed my sheep
The fallen apostle was now fully restored
and ruinstated IN the presence of his broth
ron.