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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-16

When tho so.called Kelley cure i1t
ircbtleIy 1rt was Introduced In this
city u very soon obla ned popularity
and the confidence Of tho public, on
account OF the tuOstas attending Ito
administration. IL was olalmtd tlB,
le's than 3 ror cont Of the unfortunate
mattel NJ tue iuiii.uto I'm its earliest
moutbs Telapsed into their former
hAhiir. Subsequently lees WIS heard
OF tho eslublishmonl, though durlgn
tho last year or more It has been
puuuing IT. work In aquiet, modest
way aud with good results. II IL
likely now, however, 70 be- pu, bo'ofo
tho public again before long, Tor
tho reason that through tho efforts Of
Judge W. y. Arnold OF Dwight, H.,
general council OF the Leslie J..
Seoley company, tho institute here
has been temodellgd and Will b.
made rs far IS rot1ibie 10 operate in
perfect accord with the principles gov.
ernlng the parent institute.
We are aware that doctors sons.
,imrs pronounce the "cuTt" a fake, bus
there 10 teo much evidence Of tho go5i
Il has done 10 admit tho truth OF
sweopiug ttaltm lnL People IN a
position 10 obsoryothe results obtained,
have not hoslt.tei to pronsunoa iu
,Ayor TT. Il hiss achieved sufliclon,
importance aud dignity 10 DO abund.
entity mentioned ana praised In reports
% Congteis, on the condition OF tho
National Home Tor Disabled salIlers,
No we'll AZ In tho oillclHl oommuuira.
lions OF many state Gu hoTilltA ChrH.
tlan temperance workers have end.
ually been lod to recognize in the
treatment onu Of the mightiost allies iu
thplt woTs OF philanthropy, ami min.
i.lurs have Gukuow edged tho Ctlocuvt.
tess oflhe treatment, d.. II, DO wiz
Ta'mage once tors tue following strong
testimony:
In my church In brooklyn, thoro arc
sitiug beiugu mo sabbath 10y sabbath
hi, IA VINO once nero under tho sufidoni
~ sTuug drink, but nru now clothed aud
in tholr right minds, aud WHOM suy,
"Wuat has buBu tuvlr histlryg" they
Eny, "MO woIo re,tutOi through mo
NuolUy Curp.n ! have now iu my mind
"a young man WHO bad brukun his
mhgr's uoart auu his mo hyrs hoifI he
was bolstorod up aud h0 iull-hO was put
in an iuohrIlt0 asylum and iulli oyory-
thing lTiCd with him possible lilo boz
ciu0 converted man, iouoi tho
uhuIrhi but this awful us,aro drow him
down aud down, and thoro seemed no
cure. llo l. redeemed today. Tho ku0lOy
cure saved him, aud no,Mug else under
heaven would.
Ana to these testimonies could DO
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-16

VIII, ,,,r,a u,.Ie tH tz.raa tter
own lnb-s hr pool, thr' tno opp1t.
tuulty btorr tucu. Many OF
lhoio peo urvo, thigt OF attending
snnfsvtt Of, pofhani because tdey
DO not fee. iHsY ore needed there 90
teacher; b., 90 .hoy would edd tac't
pretoros rho aef1al tao Instruction
that oameiy force 90 thtlf example
wtulibedva,y w.ro tcucnl than
many OK. $500 wIslel 10 10 good now
nrc. Th.rnngrsit misu.oaary nali
smong ~ yaupg that tAc.o may
obtain tfrf uuinInE anu faith.
iul miss'rulp can end plenty
to Co.,. Titbltv,st Truly be great, but
tho iabsrc1irs foa; there might bo
mole q inRaer futnhaol by ta.na
.f ma,urs % b5ih sexes, g, sua.
10y school
In thiA crlrcti there may uo an.
o,horsugsaIon TO ,hJ,o Engaged iu
thtio schsn 10 Is that ns Church
members ns5tl1g Nuiol thuy Afe
specially r5liol 60 attend he The rsEu.
Ter Bacnuisl mselI1E In tue ward.
Evofy sabth rolo1i teacher tn1uld
tetch by ,nnpic,as wollas by pt,csii,
tho nsces,J OF ob.etvius thai rule;
they shoults s' to.igiouaiy olfo.ul To
attend sarnnsut meetings Gs they ntc
tho Sun 10, school,, which sJmo o'
Them do nj mrs ifam one yea's emf
TO the othri tho children under their
care shouii,s taught TO dl thu zane,
and the oH,nr.o % their leader iu Oh.
seivlng ih,s5uniel u the Lord viii be
all the ME Toien. The Sunday
schools on iii5 have larger attend
anc, Of hobs Of f,miliss, both fathers
aud motif; and Sunday school
worktrs an.elllItsn should not fall TO
enjoy tho ipt'lsl b,1U.ngs q thg
Ctufth aiumrnt meetings..
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ANDnEL's JOURNEY.

IL the time approaches f9r Professor
Androe's balloon exploration of the
Arctic rcgiong, Interest In the daring
plan becomes more general. Swedish
papcrs discuss tho probable directions
the navlga,ou VIII take, aud they eur.
mise that they Will be nfst hoard from
Ia Siberia, after having left clvilizi.
ton. Tho tzploreft' plan IL, 20 noon
as they have reached tho island where
tho ascension IL TO DO made, to walt Tor
a favorable wind from the south. This,
they think, viii carry them the 600
miles Intervening between the starting
point and tho North Pole. Il IL known,
however, that this south wind
generally bends aud becomes a
soulh.So,t breeze; hence the theory
that instead Of being carried uuu
north tho balloon will bs borne 10
Siberia, probably In the region OF the
Jena, where the travellers can descend.
The whole distance covered on this
route would 30 about 900 mllsn
Another probability 10 that Tho
travellers " ~ be carried " tho shores Of
tie Kara sea. Should tho wind,
howoveEta a southtas,erly direction,
the balloon would DO carried 10 North
America, and the explorers would land
= nowhere In Alaska Of under Ger.
tain conditions, taid 10 bo extremely
rare, la British North America. Tho
whole journey would cover from l., 800
to 500 mites aud II might BIO made In
the remarEatiy short time Of iot,y.fve
hours.
These calculations arc made by OK.
pstls, buI they amount only TO tils
under proper conditions. forty.nye
h0urs after the bssension Of tho paris -,
Il will land either In Asia or America.
They do not mention, however, an.
other grave possibilily-that after An.
dreo hao Lott Spiizbsrgon ho may not
again be heard from 81 all. They
ttvm to DO 70 confident Of sucotal this
lime that this contingency IL not al.
ludtd to In any Of their prognosilca.
lions.
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A cmARrnir, REGULARITY


n recent mao VI tho Washington
Pot, has f,iy tina, may b. probably
foad and rs.ciui upon ~ more than
one local ulif who thinks ami says
80 much adv, tho financial sscfi Gee
involved T. isesrlitg ,illeu a. a low
salary.
"Once uIsn a time" ssiI ,x,Gou.
gt,tsnnu P,sl o. AtkaH,af, al hs
MttsoEe liiat, u heard air. Lanham o'
TcTap, thea e9ngteuHn1, say 10 his
colivag no ali friend, Coz, Cu.b,rou,
that Il wosH no better 'af BOTH Of
them 10 Toun if1m political l',s Hud
return to thu homes nud mako some
money ffomae ptac,ico Of tntlt proc
ictsiOn.
"'You Etis, CuUb,uor, shid haa.
ham. That 500 a yu,5 hsrily pay,
tho expense living 10 Wilmington,
aud ~ Tor ,hr..s auy hing, that 10 I'm.
po'sltls. Bn OF o. can make more
money thAblhil prasiiclbg law
"'Ycf, haham,' fgfpluced tue
other Il avn. tho tiuth Of what you
s,y. Ipsnitg money 5000 year
but, Laih su, I, o'm,r poser al trgu,
lar.tn
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OUR SUNDAY suuUOls.

Lat Sunday the Tabernacle Ia this
Guy Wa occupied by the srhc Sunday
'eaool conference. Nolwlths,su5ipg
voc lne'em'ucy o. the weather the
forenoon meeting, hold at time
Whsn Tue schools are usually In s,s.
.l'n' was attended by large elngrega.
u'h Of TOE children, much larger than
'aA' o. the 'iulU who bravul the
'''im IN The ai'traoor. lflhe woalhsr
l'd teen Gre, the Ialerpaclo
o,uii mol have acc mmois,et
al The ehllirea In the Zone.
no0a' The attendance ia ge,t.
Ile magn'iude Of tho Sunday soho.
'1't hs's' ia tho number taa,ars
e'''lng irt'luollon each gu5,,h
,u.illn'i ani wha, lssaiirl NE snlt
L't' stake In ihA, ,esp,c. may bo,sI1
'' every Stake o. Zion.
WIN tho neat sabbath marpipr
,u''s children and the corpsofs ,v.t,i
''.eaels will gather ssaip IN th,,,
.''leu' meeting house, 10 engsrot,'
guar sS'''l''" AMI now We want
'a's''' to very many people asro
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-16

Young man, wo would take liltlo Of
tho c1nCCit out ui you. Don't think that
the gltl you intend leading TO tho altar IL
marrying YOU for love, cause irs not 10
she's marrying you because sho's on.
able or disiucllued TO provide herself
with board and lodgings Tor tho rest Of
her days.
Tho man who howll because hos got
Gan aching hcaf' an migrate. N ho'd
gog nu nchirg tUG.h-ono that achod 10
roal Caruusl-hc might hAyO something
to hullor about
DArosay you think lps real good thing
to be aliytg Aud SO. Tho very hnppios.
time you haNl lH When you're last
asleep and have forgotten everything.
You can't put an old head on young
shoulders, and you shouldn't put kids
toys on people Old enough 10 be- bald.
Afor d man has reached tho ago OF
whisk0rs-s whether hos got any or not
he shouldn't appear la tho streets clad Ia
kulckoTboCkurs.
30 modo,t like tho violet. Roiloo, that
10 isn't mans good qualities that pDt
him into swell hOoielyi ia the doucod
scarcity oi mon.
You needn't go and hunt an over Tor
10, hut, should % como your wuy, you
may sOlace yourself with tho reelection
(whilo poulllciug tho damaged spots
with vinegar aud brown paper that
there's good deal Of similarity between
"A man and a carpot-nOilhor hurts tor o
good beating Oucnsionnlly.
Remember that you arc never too big
To learn Every night before certain
millionaire lays his head upon bis pillow
no has learned some now way Of MAX ing
IN absurd spcc,aclo OF himsolf.-Now
York Mercury
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REsPoSs, 10 e, suasrmDEa,'
~ subseFt % Of tuo NLws, wit.
Ing from SMlg ale, u,an, sends tao
fo.l1wlugi

"a tubseTb 20 Of tuo NLWs, wit.
Ing from sgllg ale, U,ah, sends tlo
iolllwiugi
p9aao anaur loo yuur c1lumnsi
IL, Whom an The H.a Ciunut uf Wiz
liam N. ustth lO found, outside OF
Church wudl with regard 10 The young
ruillan who tempted o. sewer tho
Prophets her whom hu foll nom tho
window Of ~ Ialg
There In aHiulclc In tho Docsmhornh,
lsll. numtU VI tho INo.Or Times,
clipped from ih' thicrrn f.mos, by 81.
w. lachmo Q, woo claims 10 huyo
been VA oHUilncrs Co The trace
dy. Mr.. Richmond went 10 tho
Nruy1O houe, wbnl1 Jo,oph smi %
was pnlut0f Uuf fu Iim quloly
amDking a CiA5 This .s brought ns nn
Argument uRans, iHu Word ut Wisdom
hero by ono lrli,liual, and 10 NO can 40.
some nvldOnviu trfutu such from you DO
will hr n tull, IU our y1uuA Tho
nr,iclo In tho Gain is very fair, but, like
Satan, 10 scomi be- has tU'd uIuriy.uinn
truths VA origlo make tho people boz
llHyu one lie. Too lslUF states that tho
Prophet was hans0r, .upg a hotel aud
had ncarly 400 sores ~ land under
cultivation ~ Mo- limo " hls death. IL
+ L
offered hla ren.n a'i9r Che body ie.l ir1m
tuo window.
In what yea'lnl what number of tho
pI-HHUr NW NlIKA will David
Whi mur'- a. testimony ln iluudg
Also, cnn 10 bthuui Boo any work olhor
than Church IlgicuIousf
Please gnhNu The above and obllgo.
Tbs slniernI made BY William
Dinlelp, whla 5pgpafs in llttlu work
called The Miryf', vas bret published
10 pamphlet itm by Mr. Daniels
himself, In lln5isl many years ago.
lie chief slai'a,nts were cotIob1raled
In letter TO "a Illinois paper b. WIN.
Web, also rei,rsi % Ga Tue Martyrs.
Tho probabilGt that those who took
any interest % the Daniels narrative
and who wtr' opposed 20 tho Church
would prefer o. have u turpgentd
rather than otherwise, hence there
would DO uotiag uuy.u,l In its not
being found ogHleu' Church pub,lea.
tions, except iaile Iamgllyt We have
referred g.. WElulI have REGARDED
III M rsmArkspa ir any anlagoni,llc
| plper to give ATlee, ,iuse 10 contains
items that The Illinois an,i.Mormons
spoeislly deslnl,h uld not b0 disssm.
mated Hmong ls public.
Aoto tho b ". Richmond artlcIr
referred to, d. Richmond hna written
much about its msuyrIgm aud the
scenes which Slowed Il. Hs wa an
eyewitness TO many OF tha latter, bu,
40 was not an typ.witluss to the
tragedy. In n' Fines article he
mO0auly dTsV SIN what on his
Imagination, al alec relied some on
the information obtained from other (;
but IN this naia he tela tue sad ttory
IN hir way As TO his statement
that no viOletu was offered to IA
body Of the Piofac, a.ler death, II 10
u0i claimed inaay Church ttolrI that
lbsre wta m slItmpl to sever tie
head Of tho Popbe. wuu debated.
! But ,ye.vi,neni 10 aud par,lr.p,tofs
Ia the nssaa'in',lol claim tha, there
was ono ac' Of vloloucs offered
| prlar 10 th' defeated attempt
referred to. Tolls was tlat a
bayonet was iallaIo the boly; The
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addsi lhe,r Of ,tousanis, who have
ncen benefited by tho discovery.
II 70 hardly poisible, therefore, 70
deny any longer tina, lnsbrioiy IA dls.
shse aud that IL can be- treated % sucb.
The results obtained by Dr. Koslsy's
discovery entities this 10 encourage.
ment from that phti Of the community
10 wbose interest It 10 10 zee the disoato
exlifpat,d. II has been pointed out
that moral PERCUSSION alone has not
proved succgtsiuiin the warfare against
drink, aud u 10 probable that the mod.
cal treatment alone will prove tqlal.
ly Ineffective Ia q large number Of
cases. But II tho two arc Joined
aud tho patients DO given the
bontii OF asclcutifo treatment coupled
with tho IL fluonce Of moral aimos.
phcrs aud surroundings, tho protabil.
iiy 10 thal victory will crown the
tiiots. II inobtloty IL both a disease
aul a vice, treatment ihai takes
cogniEnnoo VI lie double character car
10. fail to givo isyorsblo result; aud
this, We are assured, is tho theory snd
practice Of the parent Kelley institute
aud all branch Institutions managtd
10 acoofdancs with Instructions from
huacquar,ou. Certainly every one
who dtsItcs the uplifting Of mankind
AMI the welfare Of society ought to lend
moral Encouragement to an agency
that, whatever ~ critics may say, has
saved W many from degradation ana
utter lela OF aelI.Ln.rrnt md hnnr
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Afiof ox.prosidonl uarfison's old law
partner, Miller, became attorney general
ho found tia. ho hal business In tho
rUlghborhOOd OF bis hDyhood homo.
When he got down Uu tho train no was
much tutp. sod 90 syu weather. beaten
old hack gndug by Tho station aud to
recognize in tho driver TIE same johu
who ran tho stage In hls younger dayA.
lo got into the hHck To- drive ous 10 tho
homestead. Thu driver seemed TCtioont
aud sullon. Finally, SIR. Miller taidi "i
guess you dou'l ftclgnIzo me, do your"
90, yes,N ropli0i Tho nuciBut drlyer. In
o nnu-commit al manner.
Them an.d Mr. Miller. "f suppose
you have heard that / an pfaoticing
law
"Nes,n was tho t6rsc answer.
81 Judge you know that I nm
attorney lgouofal .noNs" qaoriod Mir.
Miller.
"Yos. did hoar tell on that" admitted
| The foiicont driver.
"Well," said Mr. Miller, "wha, ala
tho folks out hero say when they heard
Tho driver hurhod nom ono side OF
the scat 10 the other; slowly took his plpo
out of biz mouth, iloekod the ofl.hofse
With his whip, aud replied, labotiously!
"ihoy le,t lated. "-EAchango.
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"Ploago state 20 tho court exactly whE.
you did hO.wCon and O'Clock on Wed.
ncaiay morning" said lawyer to q
dolicaio'luoklng littlo woman on the wit.
moss stand.
"Woli, 4" laid she, altor moments 70.
Election, 81 wHshui my two children aud
got Them ready for school aud s0WCd q
button un Juhuny's coat and mcndud u
Tout IN NU..le's dress. Then 1 ,idlrd up
my Al ting room and made two beds and
wNeIod my house plants and gllucot
oyor tho morning pApor Then / busted
my parlur ami 90 things 10 rights In II
and wnshul some lamp chimuoys and
comb 4 my baby. hnirand s0wOl q butt
ton un ono OF her liltlo shoes, aud then I
swept out my 'front.' entry and brushoi
and pa. away tho chll1r0n'g Sunday
clothes and wrote noe 10 johuuy's
teacher asking hor 10 excuse him Tor not
being at och OIL un Friday. Thon / Tod
my canary uiTd and cleared on tho
breakfast table aud pavo tho grocery man
an order and swept un the back porch,
and then I 'aj down and rua cd ioW
minutes before tho clock struck %. Tlat's
all.h
"Alli" said ho daaCd lawyer. "EHcuse
me. iudgoi / mus get NY breath before
call the next witness, Detroit Free
Press.
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moe, recently Published statement 90
ibis % ct wns maIo Ia the relfni
m, Journal, md reproduced iu tho
Nrws q couple Of week, ngo. In that.
one who was with tho mob rays o.
bayouet was plunged into the body
when 90 was being tot ar sgalnri tho
we'll ami ititq ilta possible that such
o. wound WIS regarded, IN the oscl,g-
mout oi the lime, a. a bullet wound.
A. any rate, thi1 participant conltn.
diets DE-. Richmond In that particular,
30 othem have douc. We know no,h-
log ut,hor II u. only that Dr. Rich.
moud was not at the nsiaIaluali0D, Jt-
ins summonsi allcrwafi'.
Regarding his aissttion about tcolng
tho Prophet smoking a cigar II HE
"syu.witneisn claim IL no better tIan
thai which we have Just shown 10 DO a
mistake, then II must be passed. by o.
u.to merely a little trick Of tho d5clors
10 olaim closer acquaintance with
events Of that time tnau he really had.
Then there ia another point t'inot it,
cigars were not 90 easily obtained then
~ TOW; tho pipe was tho popular
smukut's implement since the doc.
tor does not givo tho precise time Of the
Incident he alleges, or name any other
wiIucas, his charge IL not sufficiently
rrtclno 10 ttke issue with. Any mum.
Der Of witnesses familiar with Brother
Joseph may ssy they never saw him
d., what 10 alleged, and d. not believe
he over d. such a thing. and yot the
doctor could rrtpond, "You wersn't
there NJ tue lime.'
supp1te, however, thAt DC. Rich-
mond did 500 what he claims TO have
done u tho Nauvoo house. what
force can that have with n sensible
pcfaon as IA argument agaius. tho
Word Of Wniong suppose this Prophet
JoIcph got angry s3motimea-ani he
lid 'ota that fufnlth an nfgu-
mcnt ag,ln,; the advantages Oi
AZ iliag AnFoE On commanded In tho
Divine word. Tho Prophet never
claimed that no was above Rll wrong.
loinri 10 % Ct ho frankly admits that ut
ilmot no hal done wtoug-though ho
Z. mmliiod no error Of serious char.
sclof--aud vas TebukCd ~ tho Lord
iof u, and feprntcd. And n he per.
formed tho special act fcietfoi 20,
twhish wo do not admit by any
moans, and DO not bollryc,l II
does not charge tho fact that tho
Word Of Wisdom was given through
him a. a Prophet Of Coz, aad
that all scientific advance since that
Time has gone TO chow its ablolulc
truth. Brother J1folh hal his hultp,
ho says hlmselii aud yet there woto
compatallvoIy icw--hr wa M upright,
yittueus, faithful servant q God. the
gt,atett Pro hsg sent to earth by tho
LORD Jtuu'. aud 'hts done more (s1ve
J,sus only) for the ELEVATION Of men IN
'hIl woilj, Than Any other man that
ever lived IN IT,
To our coffgsponion'i last Inquiry,
vo reply that David whitmut,
latt testimony IL recorded IN
shc iHuEr WEEKLY NEWS
Of Feb. S, 1858. IL csa DO found
IN other than Church publications.
thc NLws 0biiinee Il rom one such,
the Richmond D mocrat, purliShed al
Richmond, Ray county Missouri,
where M. Whi,mcr uied. IL also ap.
roHfcd IN other noWspspsrsi perhaps
not many, tor Au,l.Chutoh aud non.
Church publications uro not much
given 70 publishing ilems strongly
favorable to tue Church, foT obvl.us
Gsal3r3.
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inElNol nlnp, HuLE.


An element that adts much 10 zoe
uncsrtalsly o. 10 the action OF the
Democratic national convention IN
CHICAGO next Jolly - uncertainty
which Il sifstdy profound enough
vnhgu. any additions vhaIevgf-s
tho iacl that the m vting viii have De-
fore Il the ume.honofld rule inst
iuoihlids msl,riiy Of the delegates Is
ueeasary 10 o n mirallon. OF c1uf'o
there IL no go,d ioasou-csriainly no
GOOD Dsmoefatlc fsas1u--wny the VIII
Of the malofity should not be allowed
O. govern, without requiring that the
majority he ovsfvhelmiugi but every
tour ysan since 1889 The pariy's con-
vsutons have adopted the 'Wo''hlfds
rule a. matter Of couise, and u 10 has
no, come to b looked upon o. The
common law OF tho party Ia ila nom.
inailag eohvehiionI, Il has NJ lo''1
o ct lnlo q mighty precedent
The role was nfst adopted q. iho
Baltimore eonvenlior 10 1899 ''inf
presented BY Noi'h Cafo'lna u''s'
gA,e named saundtf' 10 tho iofm o'
the following teiolu'loii
Resolved, That each slain Do entitled Ia
ne nomination 70 100 ii y, ,os ,o 'S y,
ibsngmp.r thst NOV wlIi be- onhtird 10
in The electoral colleges under Tue nov
spio W.. p,. ,n ' og5 All ,vo.lbirI.
oiihe whole numbdf u votes In the con.
'enuon shall b necessary 10 eohs'''u'o'
'H1o
ms VIII % seen 70 enoouy Lo'
unly Tue 'Wo''nl'u' 'u'' on' H''o 'u'
UNI iule ~ 70 'n' VOICE o. 'no t'sp'0''
No Ha'i' b''A iiopo''lons se' lNeu
lA't ana isaipl'' 'o' u was ieeosn'iol
"f-"''Sevenn0h' 7" 'ph umo anu
p'oi 'hsi''o nav o'en III Ia't ui"ls
.OhNehuou'-'h 'nose o'ys o. u'n'eu'
uAn'potAlon Iaeii'N's Tue s'a'u' Z"
mole sent ou' one OF Two ue'eEA''a 70
,ep'..'h' 'n'n, Nn'le 'h''o heA'eh
,Ae Nis'n'A, renh'yI'Apl'' D'lAWA'e'
new jersey Apa MaiJlAno' s'nt ia'se
hump'"' be'ia'', u Na' aisusu 'aA'
tueh iuie "oulu lena weight 70
nomination Auu 'aA' lu''eau OF
'hwa'uns mslohV II Noulu
ni'nS'n'n Ne lne'o was haiu'
y An' oppo'i''h 70 Tue hon'
n'O p''''n,'u' 70 'no tuIo went
'n'ousn WHOM opp0,luon' fout
y'A' iA''' ", .ama u'i'sa'' 'u'i'i
'ne same resolution and alter being
usO.Ol''J u''eu''oi II "s' again
luop'sa, voc opp0a.'lon o'iag Hppea'el
WIN 'ns statement mat the rolls was
nO' " oe o'a''ls''l Piee'len" Inc
same lh'nso'euifei And tue SAME eN'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-16
the uoss Am ing VIOLET

Tho mols beflGo tho creek
Looked a. th8bky 30 blgo
And SAID - JhInH my home
Lacks nothius but your nue.,
"Ior nothing hero on oar.h
ls hat tafrt1 ne
40 those momentary smlioi
Icatob through shrub and tree
"I know mo creeks my lover
thc uuFa her song all day,
And toasoa mc her Jewels
IS sho hurrios on her way,
"uut she 10 but a gyp6y--
That che DO f4ir. 10 true,
nut Hho is ony so
because she picture. yoa.
"Aud an her fonFs aud Jewels
Audhilf The beauty by
lwou.i gladIy barter
torone t,ss from lhe ssy."
ANA, scrap Of sty
Heard the low moses prayer,
ANA gamo TO earth one ulsht
uHeu Who loved her ihur1,
AuuishI long, che waited
Like nth 40 lloIE feet
And toldcry she guarded
Tho moah'a peaceful sleep
Tie moss Awoko AZ dawn
Ana saw the aky'nowor nigh
Ana SAID 81 know that Cod
Hat sent you from iho skY,
ola answer TO my longing
You've come 20 earth Co live,
Aud brought Cue greatest beauty
1hat heaven iiself can give"
bat when the violet Jaw
Tho moose velvet cloak
Aud al her jewels flashing
AshC, q TcmblC spoke,
She hung her head ahashod
Ana doubted NJ hUr worth,
lOragrg.y all bic beauty
OutWc.shcd her heavenly birth.
-FEAsR QuAtrUoraa
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-16

Prison Visitor-Ah, Herds coll that
81 no IDLY kept that % reveals evidences
Of rrnnomont. Ani that beautifully
worked motto 81 "ll1mo, swoot Home
on tho father walls 10 possible hat
that IL the handlvork OF The occupant Of
this ceilg"
Mardon-tt ~. cir.
Prison Visitor. Wonderful Aud Tor
what otionse agaIns. the law can such a
man be c0nhnodg
wurdon-Jusi wiic-boatingi that's all.
-Hoaluu Courier.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-16

Glow many sOamstrUsses have We IN
the armyg' asked thp gnueraluss.
"Nuw, whist DO YOU want 60 know ihat
faf'' asked tho a.da-dc.caup, VINO bad
boon hired girl aud niIl to,ainod her
lack ui respect Tor authority.
"Why, 3 rud somewhere tha' Napo.
Icon often won bic battles by hcmming
tho enemy 10. "--iudlanapolis journal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-16

"Wo'vr gone 10 tCcpIrg chickens" he taid.
We've turned Oh, m loose ln the yatd,
Aud al DAY louE they're scratching, se-atei
lugt
tat.y ard late aud hard"
"Aou una tutm expensive uuisauCetP
"ENpouHlNUf httss Yuu,roI
already they've tcig,.nsi gp "a gold spoon
Tue uo0g lost years $50
-Uhicago Tribune.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-16

Sho-iieic is a stamp Tor your l,iirr;
YOU eau repay mo whom you come back
from London this evening.
liC-Aud suppose Tau killed In rail-
way academy
sho-Oh, we'll The loss wouldn't be
very great -punrh.