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return from mission 20 the sou,h.
EN- ssltls. slated some M his oxperi-
ences aud observations while abroad.
Eier CONVEY cxrr,fssd his giW.ihca-
sion at the if1frFsl manifested BY thuac
present. ara vu!h ne tmgy inaruc-
tlun given a. our meetings lie cnrour-
agtdtht pfatsiue " yauug men taxing
osuncli with thIse WIN preside over
,htm. before icaNnE Tor other places
sn which 10 make hm0s. And afiet a
m1ir Instructive address he f1fvcutly
blessed a. al. Individually and culiOc-
avdy. In the name " Jesus Chriei.
IN addition - thu stake qu1n,ei'y
c1nfcrnecc. u sake prcf'ho1d mcsiiug
vas htd. This Relief societies held q
c1nfsrncce u twr scsicri, ns a4Fl d'i
she Mutual impuvenerf afauciafons.
And llkcwise a suuiuy cvgutng com
hluid mCpNng Of Youus Mtn'a and
Young Lidles' imrroyUmerc assncia-
aona ara sunday school officers AMI
Students. al of which were exceedingly
we'll attended
JAMI)s q. BLACK.
Sake Clerk.
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The tduelpd Negro and neoial Pursuits.
Grrot W. 8. scn,t',gourh IN the De

tprof. W. =. Scarborough In the De-
comher Furum,l
wan the c1nyiciiou that ne sfua-
tl0n, II ehe s1ucleci rngro a. a menlAl.
when found IN Fuah position, IL most
largely one - r,c-ss'ty. let ~ see why
n Ii ~. 1Nhe negro boy Or girl who
mas pursued an educatlonai course 90
c,snpietlon IA IN thc most Neral sense
thrown 0pt irG0 she world TO sink or
swim. Let us look NJ this world uto
which a c0lored yolHh II thnaNu. Let
us contrast his conlifiou with that 0f
hlE whee sch llmase, arb seeaf We can
md A rcaaan for the Necessity that c.l-
frorts him az almost every turn.
why does he not go lfFo an once,
learn his fathers buslnest become O
merchant. a husirnfs man % some sort.
or ciork7 why do'a he NJ lead a
NE N leisurc3 why does h. rus md
h,nissN cNh6d - the odliof's chair, 20
the presidency o. a college, 20 a profes.
slrhp, or 90 u diplomatic pasltloni
The colored youth tcaohes and preach
Is: hut such positions are limited both
IN uumber ard In r'ope, He mus do
s0mtthjrg else, Few oiiicfs are oiien
10 him, and these are besieTef. Some
times he gets a place AZ clerk, secre-
iary. type writer. T;cnpgrapheT. more
often the only vacancy for him Il thlt
Of janiior OF d0ofheeper, lie may per-
hlps study law; bust that hrirvs him no
Income unless he PLAYS the part ~ fhe
lawyers once boy while 80 studying.
As 10 learning his fathers businesa, :
the father seldom has a paying
business iuso which he can take his sou
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Tho doll that I Hut laHt Christmas
Was lovely, with uuldrn hHlr,
Ana syrn u blue. nn1 pink checks too,
And n smile like nnrflH wear.
And mamma said must keep her nice,
Aud papa said 10, too.
Aud I raid would and I thought !
could.
Hut rho didn't quite last through.
washed her, Kissed her and dressed nor
Ana comhcd her beautiful hair.
nut not checks Eol pale hnd her health
In spite OF the fondcsi care,
Then ono warm night Ia tho summer
time
lei hsr sleep on the lawn,
Ana " rainrd awhile. and her angel
smile
Ana her rosy cheeks were gone.
All now Il win soon ho Chrlstmas-
slvn lost her radiant hair
Ana she broken Va Two, and her eyes
OF blue
Are Eonu / don't know where
Tut mamma she thinkH that AHutA Claus
May pass this Way, and then.
~ he dnsa, there u be, pHrhnpa Tor me-
beautiful doll again.
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Virtues Of Spinach.

Prpmintus specialists claim that
splnach ~ the most precious ~ Vsgttl.
blen, on account VI IL medicinal and
sifcng. hgnlug properties. The emol-
Aent and laxative virtues Of spinach.
owing probably 10 the n.is NJ prst1a-
Stun q contains. have been long known.
u II excellent Tor she liver. anu ~ "a
consequence frcahens the complexion.
Some vegetables contain relatively
large dose q iron. According 81, Iiouis.
HlrEluf, the proportion q O,o0Jit ~
ffoh In 100 parts 90 French beans,
0.0o01 In 100 paris ~ icnuh. aud Ia
spinach very much larger. The Chcm-
st hinge has proved that epln.ch and
yelk uf egr ar pWplrilprNrly richer
In uIgfHilhle and aHsimlhihlr iron ihin
40 t1to most renowned forruFinouH rem
cfieH. iiH Erpt Ntlus AM growing
Importance are shown In the fact thlt
spinach " already az .uilye ingredient
In several new and very sllablc tlulca.
-iangiry Record,
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In the s,oi, mir.
Beverly. Randolph CO.. W. Va,
December IL f.pS

December Il. ISIS.
10 the Editor:
Again We take pleasure IN adding
few more lines TO your most valuable
paper. which. to US. Is very welcome
visitor.
our labors In this mart N tho Ipri's
vlrcyatd have been mucn enjoyo by ~
during che past summer and fall
NOR this.
The people. in this section Of the
country. ~ general thing. are v,iy
kind and hospit1blc. ever ready 90 min
lister 10 the wants % the STRANGER.
share the last morscl " bread with the
hungry AMI prepare n place of rest for
the wc9vy traveller. While the people
are kind md !. ssrifa1i1i'-... they -"
slow to embrace the Gospel. but aa
Paul says. I Cor. 2. @: - have plantc j.
Opollps has watered. hut God gave the
Increase" We unierrtand that We mas
Do even as did tho Arnsilca NJ old IN
preaching and spreading the Gospel
truths.
ON our arrival hero We fourd That
death had taken one moro fnlthiul
member from the Lichrli branch " the
church. the same heing Sampson v.
shinett. Hrnihnf Ghlnett was horn NJ
New Hope. virginia. Jan. ?. is2s. ON
july sist, 1899. he was hapily"' anh
cn~nrfurd n member Of the church.
since ihcn he has been faithful Lat
ter-dny Saint.
For some time he had been suffering
from heart trouble. which, u " SUP
pnsai caused his death. lie passed
away peacefuily Monday IN ,rnlnE.
ner SIN 81, the house % John Shrcve'
family ~ saints.
His boy was laid to fcst In the Elk
Horn cemetery.
He leaves three daughters and two
fnrs "a mourn HE toss,
The teihcli branch. presidcl over Wy
i'ider y. Pierce frltt, II getting alone
niceiv. ALTHOUGH the Saints are N
scattered condition. they meet together
on each fast-dnv. whore th,y have =
chance 10 hear their testimonies srcak
~ the goodness ~ God toward thrm
ard listen TO the instructions from
nra,hcr Prlis and others who have
been blessed by receiving the hoiy
Priesthood.
ANY one having relatives or friends
IN This section whom they wish ~ "a
visit. may address ~ NJ Hartman
Uandoiph Co. west Va.
ctAprSCE GARDNER.
JOHN ~. CORitI.
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Returned Missionary.

Bear RIVER oily. Dee. q, ises.
To the Ektri
itft ~ home ou My the 18TH 1850
IN conn Wy wish tWffty-fiN 9th r FL
dcfs from yafi1us Ilr,f - Zion Af.sr
hTlirg a. ChaEauo1F1. T'nn.. I was
1fgiruoi TO ah1r iu me famous Blue
Grass r.art CSy1. whlre hblrcd IN
IN Dee. y, 1898, w'i.n was released
o, return home, hrNrg So Salt Lake
city. Dsc. ~. ispS. ! cnl0yt1 my hbors
very much ana can tcfiify thG IN +,
Lord IL ~ the htud NJ gais work and
While missionary tfc l. not on sun
sh'rs. "God uakca uur labors sweet, -
aril aHoggher the thlfsy-or' months
I spent In th, mifrlontfy nc'd have
been she moss profitable rs wril ~ Vic
most fgeaHari ~ my ne. I suioytd The
hfsi - hrlkh durifr my chsrncr. no.
hiVlrg los day thif ! WIS not ahle
~ ~ IN account - Ficltrsrs,
The "Dcssr,t Now was q welcome
visitor, Your br1aier.
ALVIN iPSES.
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JOHN j. SMITH. Clerk
NJ oeorrs stake.

The quarterly conference of he -.
George Ssakc was htd suniiy and
Monday. .do io.h aud 18Th % Dcc,m-
Der, 1898, Elder panloi u. Macarthur
prrfid0ut Of mo Stuks, urtndlng. sun
day. 1850 a. m.-Nf.sr the clos. u sun
day school In H. GtorEc ubaupcle,
the sake confcrcncf was called 90 or
der
ON the stand. bcsldcs the svlte presl-
dency. We're Elder Mat.has y. Cawlcy.
u the Coutl - Apostle. and Jont.
chan q. Klmb..i. ~ ihe Fire. Council
OF Seventies; also tilgh Councillors. IA
iriarchs. Bishops ari O.litr rtprcFffiia-
lives " wards
After the opening cNcrcius, E,icr
Macarthur wc.c1mHd ihr officers aud
people ard gave a condensed rcp1H OF
the sake.
nlrhlps. or other rcpr.stnta,lvcr.
gave reports - bunkervlnl. Mgcn CITY,
Ovcfsun ard Toquervllio wards. after
wnloh Eide Kinfblll idircue1 thr as
aUmhly, chiefly an huuin ntl itsih,
After morning m,eilrg an Seventies
met, In Response 10 lnvaaglnn W Elder
ksmbaN. ana ilfiern % the Twenty.
nlnth quorum were feleCi 90 - On
MISSIONS; ana two prisld1rts were 80
aplif, 60 nll vacancies .n tiu Ninth
quorum.
y. mf@NAtNr riffAlnNn hfHNNN
James Anirus ropomcd y. ucorgc
ward.
Elar Riley G. savage. returned mis-.
s.lrary from the sOuhCrn States. and
Eicr Enuch y. Naegic. returned nom
Germany rf'i Switzerland, reported
shir missions.
The Rtnoral authorizes Of the chptsh
and shc uu.haftiles 81 ~. l.slres - Aise
were prfsOngcd aud rui.ained without
ID fH . o.
Elder CoNicy lhcn occupied the re-
mairier of she Afternoon season,
speaking 81 she early establishing IN
iEa Church - quarterly onfcrerccH
and the purpose Tor which they " :, 81.
iuhlifhtdI he dwft on che subject ~
record keeping AMI re.astd In very
Interesting maruer 20 % his eaprri-
snees IN M missionary neld.
MONDAY, 10 a. m.-Af,cr opening cx-
srcifes, y icr Macarthur spoke on hu.
manly. iai \ ori E11i WORKS. by obe-
dlruce 90 che DIVINE Will
Elder David n. Cannon followed. On
she scope ~ the Gospel ~ Ohr.f' In ~
saving power for sde hvlnE AMI the
dtad' earnestly lmprgarlnF upoa the
laiier-day Saints the nfvorsfy - thd
aborirg In the Temples ~ ehe Lord
for. and To- behaN o. ,ic a an, Dlforc
concluding, h. cnjolncl uppn ~, pea-
pie the benefits resulang from patrons
King homo Industries.
Elder Klmhill do veroi ihs nrgshinF
OBSCURE - che morning srfHion. lie
spoke ON Muiu1i lmproyrmtur work.
ard on Zoe proper course and Fplrii Tor
Iu7' Improvement nr1sluuafaef "a
ghtir ministry.
n. Elder Era~,us n. Snow LED
gu. by Or ny reviewing soma - The
subjects prcsentei IN this conference.
IN speaking VI temporal matters, hc id
visfI ghli young men bccume free
holders aii settle down and establish
lvmca. H. dweli upon the advlFablNy
u preparing 10 hpd u fair N 1899 90
encourage Industries and productive.
meas by bringing together the results
OF our lah0ra.
Elder George " worshen. rorenely
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A Pleasant Celebration.
Your brl1fnr.
ALVIN iPSES,
Rock Springs. Wye.
cDccmber -. lsss.

tbeThpti -h lA'''
To thr Iniltor:
ON Friday evening. December .ani.
while the thermometer registered about
70 dsFrees below Isfo. which temporal
,urs was momcniarliy manufacturing
millions of minur crystal gems. che
I.a,er-yay Saints ~ Rock Springs wore
snufly assembled In their cosy meeting
house Cor the space ~ three very pleas
lnt hours. COMMUNICATING she blr;h-
day Of the great Pronh y the nlnf-
fefnth century. Jortph Smith.
The celebration commenced, under ihc
superVifion ~ thu ffn.prle, by Joy.
fully ringinr I'VE thank Thee ~ God
fnr a Prophet" followed by prayer by
Counselor W. 4. Sirngcr. AFTER .hese
exercises the nrg. parl " the proRra N
was rendered 10 excellent style. rpn-
r,stlnF Of speeches. she snbioc, Of which
We need scarcely say-ihe llfe OF she
When ai.au, half she time had been
Pleasantly apen;. a rccess was In order.
An pfessrf par,0ok of she rich deli
caclsa 81 The land, which had been pre-
yqAusfy prepared by the ever willing
hsnds Of the sisters 81 the ward. iiy
she suFgesil1n % the liih0p there was
rot y carnlvor0ut anprtii- prcscff. The
vim which We drank was rich but mo-
rare. for the elements of which " was
a iittle beet sugar fprfanmahiyb, AMI
N, exquisite juice ~ ihe lemon. And
NJ. venture - fnY that u was more
efilcaelons In duenchlnR the thirst than
are an Tho products NJ tho distlilerles
o. the Land, Af,er ptriaklng OF thls
pleasant picnic. tho program was re-
snn.ed '9O nrfsh," che last kem
being ihe reading ~ th1se lovely and
s1n stirring verses writte In the year
1850. In the u,ah penltcutiary, by rreHl-
dent Lorenzo Snow 10 his sister, Eliza
II. SuDw smith, and her beautiful re-
snonrs. Singing. "linll 90 she Man WIN
onfumuned with Ithovnh," and hfnchc'
fion hy Counselor James cru1kston
brought this very pleasant time 90 .
close.
Though the external therm 1nefer
during these happy hours" was away
down. We are gild n Fay the Internal
thermometer was "awny up," for every
heart present was grlilfied and warmed
20 \ hlrh degree 10y the subject NJ the
occasion. Nay God bless His Prophets
OF every aFc' j. -
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whas IA Rsvestnng How Is reveia-
tion received from Goi2 The ability of
etI TO reveal himself and Ills mind and
viii un.o the children % men. A. the
af.ernuon meeting the speakers were
Elder VIM. w. Burton % she prtsidrn-
~ Of the star Naify Stikfs Elders
Jos. N. Grant ara Jos. s. Curk " the
ier Hebtr j. Graz. ~ The Council Of
Elder Anirrw Jsufln made a few re-
marks on The rruWfN ~ iLun and che
history ,he i.n.ifr.lay Slimis are maxi
ing. also u the Keeping oi rccords.
Church. gencaicgy. etc.
William Stewart " Kaysvlilc. was
sustained by the conference 10 he ore
daircd a Patriarch 60 which office md
calling he was ordained under ths
hands VI the brfthren, President joe.
=. Smith being mouth. \ needing wa
hid In the cVnlnr o. PIN. a largr
cUngrt CATION wls prosers. Eler u. +.
Grant and ~. J. Crari wero the speak
frs.
~ The conferenc, on Monday there
were pres nj Elders iishfr j. Grant ana
John w. Taylor ~ che Council u Apos-
lies. Elder H. 4. Cr1ni. Vim. W. bur
,nr " the presidency " ,he star Naliy
stake. che members VI the Davis sake
presidency. High Cuunciiirs. Bishopi
Of wards. enc.
Monday. 10 asm.-Aftsr singing ami
prayer. Elder John W. Taylor occupied
he morning session in his address Co tho
Saints. iiis rain thcmc wnsi what IS
rcvoiatlon9 How IL revelation received
frtm God? The ability " Cod Go re-
veal himself and His mind aud will I'M
- the children u men.
A. ihc afifruunn meeting the speak,
crs ven Elder VIM W. nur.uu ~ th-
presidency of she star Valley stake.
lsid ~ los. ". Grant and Jos =. clark
of .he presidency " rhr Davis stake.
ard elder Heller ! Grant nf thu Cuun.
eli ~ Apnfilos Thee brethren SPOKE
on the principles NJ ihf Gospel. thg
dtEiss ~ the Saints NJ God. ,hf neccs.
silly ~ hopping she Word ~ Wisdom
and an other ~ the cOmmir tments of
I Cod The speakers during the confer.
ence were blessed with free How OF
IN Spirit of God. and their c9unr I
I and infiruc'inua wcre listened go Win
/ great Interest 10y Vh0pc prc-rn,.
Conference adjourned for thrr'
I months. 80 b. hrid NJ East naunilfu
on sunday and Monday, March ~ ant
/ 20. 1889
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Tcrron, Emery g.. Ctuh.
I0remb1r II. ig4e


December n. 1893.
To IN, Editor.
Hro,hrr Henry Cuium. who has been
a resident - Forf0u Tor nearly two
years. md whose efforts Tor The bcueflt
VI The young has been ~ perua,ent as
ncy have been wcii-arccitl. % ahpGt
20 remove for q ahog time b. Grover.
Wayne 60. in appreciation n his Ia
h1rs fnrty - selected friends aas fn-
blcd US his home on n, iah - mis-
NOR y to a. him mi his family a3a3r.
and 60 hld him farewell.
a unique address, enrroHacSl In illu-
rfr1tfi style. ~ one " uur tctl at..sts
War pr frriii 10 him ar1 a littie rifiy
N hi pupifi A. music rcplertd several
prttey a0isrfurH.
while iirathfr cullum'a remcyni viii
b. a loss. yet h's rume will rowfn n
hlur hcd wuti FOR a long time 60 come.
lie was a general ftNorite wfh uhs
young aad afpir.uE - our people.
Respectfully.
n n
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W. rpunAlM VI WYE.


r,i'cn, Mort, Dec, 10, 1898
n fhe Fisori
AhrH rNrte nnffhs aro. Elder Leo.
HWFt mT,i nv 10. arnrdlrg % ap-
poYtrhTr urtfd our efforts In
pTFH Ai7g the G0sni.
IN - me prfn'ri we hlve been Veil
tro1fe1 NV fhc rfople q D'fan ard she
sfrfrursfrT rNHftry. Aifhnucl our
dorrira s7mttm = mrr.s win cold
rrcen'fun W. Nrf nor a blunteols
horvfff NJ fNo future
on Drfmhr rs. Eidtr George II.
carver, ~ nirt % the Put,e confer
cree. met 'Hrh NJ. ard an 0rgarszatian
WIS efemfd fgrvn ~ the Dillon
trlr"h Qf the Brre coTr'rence.
We eNTHf cfrfffence % Dc h4'1 m
Fume on ho 80 az nxt mnih. and
win u charge q fraNeiiug COM
panium
We meN sons opposition. ana md q
rroii df1l ~ prejudice existing among
f'hf people, pAl0h n 'h7 effect 81 hav.
!1H bstu grossly miFIr'ormfl Hut
thrte WIS hnvshr1 thflr miris fhus
pQisofrdlw fafse rcrcr,a We Invite 20
search au'h ptlc History. Investigate
our doesrlnss. and visit our peaceful
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Hjoii,rS' D-'''''''"'
To uhc E1itli .s,,js .,iss A..
Krlw''ng .hfr HShs 't-,rfeS Nv
iigir ~ rtiai4S - ~ no
EiiF- IN .hs fig..r ffYm
world. ~ 'iit. 49,,
hi would aA- " I IN ,king
Nay IN. ~ I'D ne
me b. 60 y stal ~. liz irrn-
Gosaa. ! let -, -. f.b,- N us.
parry wah a u i.,rr'. 1llys.
Aftr a =. 49,, 49,
I ~ WI y WI, - ID ~
~, ~ ii.'N,l - "a pir. =.
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Cft f''stfh - a.y
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fuuth nytgL 10 Wv 49,. ,.,,1.
nNNf my WY :" 49, hv
gu a. W sn,ir, c.,y
J. j. snHsiths, " ~ ~
u y. Nitfr ~ iii' Z 80 -. =. d
mpu.h waa sti'.'
= df "; y Jgl ssi,.,e "
hhpr with she ptoplf ~ Vl hl-t''A
Alihrs e>nf.T eTy.".' w
wh!c rom ir w. 100 49,,
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siL Golden Gate Ave.
san Francisco. Cal,
nanautlaH On Igua


To the Editor:
In your weekly Issue OF December 10.
under the head VI ''l,cturncd Mission
aries" you give an account OF the la
bprs OF Elder John n. Miller and wife
In che city % Sacramento. wherein IL Ia
stated and together they undertook
% hold outdoor meetings upon the
streets u that city. AZ irst they EN-
couniered dlrconraglng times at the
hands of the local police. hut upon lay
lng their case and cause before Mayor
Land be told them 10 60 ahead. and
any one wh1 mnlested them would
De liable 10 fine ~ 800 From that
period they enjoyed splendid times. pgo-
claiming the principles NJ eternal life
uneer the blue canopy ot the heavens
10 large and attentive audiences" I
would Ike 10 add that outdoor preach
Ing In the city of Sacramento was be-
sun year before Elder Miller was sent
there In April last and meetings were
conducted regularly ON the streets by
the Elders who were laborlnE there.
when Elder Miller was sent there he la
bore under tho direction ~ Elder u.
w. VALENTINE till the soth of Jul,
when a new conference was formed, Of
that portion Of the state north and east
of the coast range. Elder W, H. Siokcr
was appointed president 81 the con-
ference with headquarters at sicra-
mento whore he personally conducted
the meetings on the streets, Elders
George Barley Alvin Henson, w. l..
Jackson and John 49, Miller labored un-
der his direction In those meetings.
Elder Miner performed his part In
common with the rest. and Sister MIL
Ter sometimes attended those meet
inrs.
We have been treated In Sacramento
ard In an the cities OF che state with
fairness and equal consideration with
all other nsrtles except IN few In
stnrnes who're policemen 10 Rrstifv 9th.
~ denominations. have lntcrfcrfi with
~. hri % soon ~ we have annlief "a
ghelr chiefs or In some Instances 20 the
navnF an hes been adiusted 10 Our
ratlsfreiion ard zee hove no ground FOR
cnmnlslrts Not 0w'v have ws been
granted ei the prlvlifves that other re-
lirlous denominations hsve endowed. hut
we have heen protected Nv Two rNilre
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meetings an tho streets
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Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1898-01-28

This National Home project is now
coming TO be understood 10y people
generally. as we'll as by senator's and
congressman, i'll ii proper light. The
Home or sanitarium sought to be
built here is not to be Il competitor
With other National Homes. but is "a
necessary adjunct to those homes.
The other National Homes are already
crowded with veterans who are suffer-
ing from disease, many of whom can
be cured and others greatly relieved
by the water and climate that Hot
Springs possesses. In this particular
this place has no competitor: no other
place lays claim TO such Inducements.
III 1T is the purpose of the government
to relieve the miseries of its suffering
d~efenIers-and it certainly is then
there is Il great necessity. Il demand.
for y Home. or Il sanitariutn. where the
decrepit and diseased veterans may
have some hope of having their lives
prolonged and their disease remedied.
At hot Spring they would have this
assurance, for the government test
Will, just that class of veterans has
already been made. and the marvellous
result is already we'll known. the re-
port upon which was embodied in The
senate committee report at the last
session of congress. The number of
ordinary National Homes that there
may he scattered throughout the coun-
try does not diminish the demand for
this sanitarium at Hot Springs. but on
tina contrary ii increases the demand.
o the niore veterans there are seeking
these homes the stronger is the evi-
deuce that they are becoming iniirm
from age and disease and therefore the
greater is the demand for Il place that
has the combined elements of Il home
and /; sanitarium. This home called
for at Hot Springs is therefore an alb.
solute necessity. and nc one should for
y misunderstood the tact that
sanitarium-home would he at once
filled by veterans who are already iii
National and State Homes all over the
country, but who nced q different eli
mate. where there is Il combination OF
elements such as are offered in but
very few places, that goes toward re-
lieving the usual ailments of the old
soldier. The necessity of such an in
stitution as is being called for at Hot
Springs must be apparent to even those
Who desire National Homes in their
ovn towns, whore they dc not possess
- health giving features found here.