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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-09-10
DR.. TALMAGR'S SERMON.
THE EMINENT DIvlNE'S SUNDAY
DISCOURSE
Hepe>t, Observation-Disclosures Modes Of
Getting Mcney-Why folstses Has Re-
come . Synonym FOR rrueuieney and
rarpifnde-rhe Morals OF the Gospel.


TFrr- They that viii he ricA fall into
temptation and q snare. AID ioto ns5y
foolish and hsrsfni lasss. which drowa men
~ destrrctior an3 Ter3itioa- - Timothy
~. =
That IL she Niagara Falls over which rush
= Multitude % sc-ls. namely. TIE deter
uinAtion % have the money anyhow. rieht
cr wrong Tel ne how ES1 sets hiS
Ec1ey and What he tces with ft. ard vii
tel ycr hi> chars r-er. and What Viii Dc a.
destiny In sliS world and TIE next pro-
T.cSe - soak ro-iav about The T1ilo1s
modes - -s;tioS money.
II ali o1r cisy. state a-s national eiec-
fiC-S lsrSr sans 20 money s-s rse3 .r t-lo-
e-v- Politics. from ceicc ire SrI-1ce 20
GOD Ccve-rr-rt. has often oeea D.
tra-c.e1 i1tc the >v1cly- frr t-uc-lrDcy
sc- turrituie- monster SD. plausible
potent. Q@~titerc-S. has coce fo-th - do
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II seems TO be an impossibilliy 20
some people to keep themselves clean
during a political campaign. In snlrrh-
ing the character Of others they usually
b. smear themselves. The c'ldbloodea-
ness q political sclhshncss. whether In
an aspirnni for political station orr com
mon ward heller Tor cash. gives 10 pos
SCISSOR an Impetus Tor carrying on
nri, with whatever material or weapon
may come nrsi ~ hand. and deccney II
not permitted 20 count In the case at
all.
II iaa rule with such people to win
At an hazards. Character reputation.
the family Of opponents are aHsailed
with the slime OF Islander. Falschnod
stalks abroad and money Il that with
which II IL shoi And this Il the ap-
parcntly approved means. and the
means employed, by which some OF our
kld-gloved aspiring natcamen seek to
reach the roai Of their political ambli
tlon. True. the way seems easy. slime
IL usually slippery. and the defamation
Of others sometimes tends to draw at
tcuilou from the character and personal
eaiibrc Of the dd,factors themselves. 10
that they frequently aide into once on
the slime thoy have made. All such
means and methods az these should be-
eliminated from our polliical carnpaisns.
They should cb frowncd down. The prac
uce of mud.rllnEing will never nltcr
ne dirsy waters u politics; thc opposite
IL the result And 90 II Il thar when
evidence Of this kind Is presented. rolng
10 show the intention Of some "a
descend 10 the lowell Of indceency that
success may come To them. a mos, Wig
orous protest should be made. and n In
effective Of Itself, then those who thu'
debase Themselves and pollute the at
mospherc for others. should be taken II
hand by the proper committees ant
promptly muzzled. n this IL NOT done
then the only thing for the people 20 q
10 TO show their Indignation by rcfu1lul
TO follow the lead Of mud-alingora AM
vote them Into oblivion.
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and has received some SORT OF iustinc1-
ton In such cases as that spoken o.
They are by no means common. are IN
fact. In comparison with the couniry's
war record as a whole, very rare m
deed and ne such might be overlooked
a. the result Of uncomfortable circum-
stances. when. however. much In
difference and gross incompoiency In
high places bring about the caias-
trophies. depiogabis enough even when
lnsurmountibie what feeling more
natural than one Of disappointment tol-
lowed BY rtseuimcnt7 The poor fellow
wio tasstd away IN Denver was not
willing that his mouldaring fcmains
should be onvcioprd In she slgnet Of a
nations and a soldiers honor whom by
cold and cruel lnactlon those who hold
that nations affairs In Their keeping
md let him ANONYMOUSLY perish as
they had 30 many Of his comrades. The
country that does not look wen after
It's defenders and by every means wlih-
tn iis power make tho Inevitable rig
ors as light a. possible. 10 IN Hnie
Of dscadcnco and needs romc great cone
vulslon to break @ away from the
course u IL pursuing coward diafoiu-
tfDn.
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HOMES ron THOUSANDS.

ELSEWHERE In the News" win be
found nO.lce to homc-seckers. TO
which w take pleasure IN directing
special attention. According 20 the no.
tioe tho Alberta company intends build
ms nifty miles ~ canaiRnd ab,e-bodied
men will be given employment. half Of
the wages To be paid In caah and the
other half In excellent land at three
dollars nm acre. First settlers are. b..
rdc-. given other ADVANTAGES. 1, viii
thus he possible for a working man with
team 30 earn good home. Including
town lot. iroure and farm. In about one
year Tho land IL located In Northwest
Territory. Canada. whore settlers. pre-
vlousiy located. are reported a. doing
well.
The problem Of how 10 obtain re-
mupcrative employment, particularly In
tho cities. IL one no; always easy u
solution. The boys canno, be connnei
10 the farm ON which they were raised.
Many flock to the cities. where employ
ment, both at manual labor and In the
professions. 10 becoming more scarce
every year. others turn their attention
20 politics and bccome-nad ~ reject
on-but ONCE hunters Those who ars
wise will regard The opportunity Of get
,inK home. and with II economic In
dependence. a. one To be embraced
without delay. A Few years indus,riou
iabor on tho soil Is gcneraiiy well re
warded.
TO young msn. whether with or with
out families. IN search OF a chance o
building a home. the offer Of the ~
IBERIA Canal company can h. recon
mendod. They should consider u Hori
ouAly. No doubt the life of first settler
In any locality has its drawbacks. ~
temptations and trials, but n also hai
some possibilities OF spiritual and TEN
porai advantages OF iia own. and inuel
greater than those the crowded citiei
ofrer to the large majority " the poru
lation.
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"cLrorArnA" NO MORE.

In the death OF Fanny Davenport the
Fiage has Lost one o. ta bright aud
shining lights whether her genius was
an Independent gift from the hand OF
nature or was Inherited from her fathsr
II too occult proposition 10 consider
certain h 10 that she was In no re-
spect like her liluHlrioua sire In appear
ancc. action or method. Il. l. Daycn-
port waa essentially a legitimate actor,
wboss regard for hs profession would
not permit him TO RtoOp 10 the drosi
AMI tlnsel which have 40 nearly forced
the old school from the field and @Htab-
lishcd In its place an ephemeral and
unsubstantlai condition Of things dga-
matte,
The deceased was probably pas, forty.
bun up 10 the las, retained 10 much Of
hei Hprlghulness and viEor that II
seemed as n the hand OF time had been
placed upon her head for the purpose
of oar,salnE rather than shifting, Her
style was a strange and oven at times
an homogeneous blending Of the spec
taeular. voluptuous and legitimate. Chs
was well gifted with personal charms,
and praeticod bur little reservation In
making them couni largely In her favor
from pecunlary standpoint az least.
No matter a. to her merits or dement's
now; the last line Is spoken. the final
ext Il made. the curtain has fallen "a
rise no more
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DECIDEDLY sonnowFut-

That Incident al Denver In which o
United states volunteer refused 20 ho
buried In his uniform. mas a touch Of
tho pathetic In Il. His name was
Hicks, and while undergoing exposure
In Cuba contracted typhoid fever. Of
which he died at tho residence 81 hid
uncle In mat city. when men ofor
their lives to their country. the ipci-
den,ai risks u coBiagion. famine ana
MI manner OF discomforts are under
stood TO be Included a. Inevitable In
c.dentals 81 a soldiers carver II II
hardly ever, II at Az. the case that one
u them complains when made Vie
tim OF ether OF these 20 long as the
goverumer In whose behalf he runs
all the risks Is not pariicepa orlmlnis,
when this Is not the case, when gross
neglect follows needless exposure and
the mans life, instead OF being an Of
fering on the altar Of his country. be-
comes a thing OF no consequence, Just
cy1,her not 90 be counted, Is Il any
wonder that ne feels resentfulg
They say that republics are migrate
iul, This has some foundation In the
sase Of the earlier republics no doub;
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Az TO rnr PHILIPPINES.


Agulnaido'a plans and purposes. as
interpreted by hia representative now In
this country. appear reasonable enough
from an American point Of view. Felipe
Angonclllo states that he has been sent
hero In order 20 seek 10 obtain FOR the
Fiilplnoa official representation on the
peace commission. or. II this n not
practicable. q secure Tor them hear.
ing before the terms 81 peace arc finni-
~ decided uron. The reason for the rr-
quest IL said TO be fear that the span.
len peace commissioners may miarcprc.
nent the people ~ the Islands and thus
unduiy influence the proceedings. The
request 10 natural and may be- taken as
n prpof u rather more intelligence than
the leader Of tho Philippine insurgents
has been credited with. An the dclibcr-
atlonn q tho peace commissioners con-
g,gn the future OF tho Flllplnor. IL n u
Ia hoped that n hearing can be secured
Tor their representatives. even II they
cannot be given a place on the commits
sion.
Much has been said about the oblcc-
tlon OF Agulnaldo 10 American rule In
the 'ulanda, but M Angonclllo states ths
ease. no strong argumen, can be ad.
vanood against his position. he says, II
Il were the purpose of the United State,
to secure the Philippines for the pur.
ioae OF colonization with u view OF
crowding out the native population
any measure looking toward the con.
summation " such a purpose would hs
resented. while there would be no OPP
position 20 American control Of the
revenues coupled with responsibility f,l
good order and stable government. II
should not be - dlficult 60 arrive al
satisfactory understanding on this
basis.
II IL clear that the Philippine prob.
lem cannot be disposed Of thoughtlessly
By the splendid victories won by m,
navy and army. this counting Incurred
responsibilities that must be- shouldercd
10 this nation was given the mission a
break the spell of darkness that foi
centuries has bound ten million human
beings and 10 give TO them the bless
lnEs OF civilization AZ planted upon TIL,
hemisphere In the land choice above all
others. Whether this can best be ae-
oompllahcd by giving 90 the Philippines
an autonomous government undor Tho
protection OF the stars and stripes. OF
by annexation pure and simple which
also means nsii-govcrnment- for tho
statesmen of the country 10 decide ar
tor thoughtful consideration OF an tho
contingencies likely 10 arise, but the
main Issue must be mot This country
must dispose Of tho fruits OF the vlctory
ln manner consistent with the lofts
declarations OF principles Of humanity
In accordance with which the war with
spain was commenced and pursued q
the end.
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CONFERENCE NOTICE.

The sixty.ninth Hcml-Annuai Con-
ference OF the Church OF Jesus Christ
Of I.a,tor-day Saints viii convene In
the Tabernacle on Thursday morning,
october 9Th. 1895. at 10 O'Clock a. m
oniecrs and members OF the church
are invited TO be present
LORENZO SNOW.
GEO. o. CANNON.
JOS. +. SMITH.
First Presidency
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this there II little room 20 doubt since
the measured and imaginative form "
speech was frequently and. indeed.
almost constantly employed by the
ancitnts But civilization seems to
tone down the poetic. to clip the wings
Of the muses.. and u fettcr the fancy.
Not because poetry IL no longer neces-
sary. or because u becomes distaste-
fm. II Il as necessary as history or
mathematics. and rs agreeable os the
sunshine Of the morning or the song of
the nightingale. Civilization consumes
time BY Increasing the real and sup
posed wants. It incllnea 20 mat
ter Of fact. and leaves but
little power for fancy's flight
Not so. however. with the mnd
In its rudcr form. The race. In all the
periods Of is less cultivated state de-
veiopod an aptncas for poetry that
ceases to characterize VA now. We
speak more particularly OF the poetic
sentiment than Of poetry as expressed
In measured speech. And set. although
measured speech and the rules that APP
ply to II are u comparatively recent
origin. scarcely dating beyond the
days " Aristotle, the anclcnts were
accustomed to employ n rude measure
frequently In social conycruation. In
the Psalms of David and the Lamen.
tatlons Of Jeremiah we have the mDst
noted examples Of poetic expression.
It In atili characteristic u the Chris
tlan world. 10 some considerable cx-
tent. as Is evidenced by songs Of praise
and funci.i hymns Almost all the
writer's OF the Old Testament were
pocts. II IL true thcy did not all write
book OF poetry. as dld David ana
Solomon. but they frequently felt the
klndlinF OF poetic passion. and under
the influence of the glowing sentiment
they threw on those little wallis which
have come floating down the stream Of
time to Us. laden with the riches of
ancient minds. and sparkling with d.
vine Inspiration. But while poetry IL
as essential an element IN tho popular
religion VI today as Il was In the re-
ligion u the Jews. many have been
and are the abuses of Il. n has de-
veloped itself In numerous ways one
form ~ It Il seen In church archi-
lecture. where nothing In deemed "a.
cred or appropriate that does not as
sumo the gothlc. and another may be
found In church services. arranged
and conducted % please tho fancy and
rratify the taste for the merely poetic.
Everything IL stately. Grand and beau
tlful. There may be plenty Of crosses.
but there are no blood stains on them
pure Parian. or gold. or pearl They
are not always borne In the daily dis
charge OF Christian duty; they may be
worn upon the breast. but are seldom
carried IN the heart The light shines,
but II II only a gaallsht. or the dim
flicker Of sperm candle. And this
kind u dominance Of the poetic has
naturally enough resulted In the de.
yclopmcnt u popular rcligion-a re-
ligi1n that has much Of the human and
little VI the divine In TIA religion
that seeks for grandeur more than II
socks for God. except aa he may b,
evidenced In the tulip, the daisy. or N
the faded leaves Of autumn-a religion
that has plenty Of fancy hut no faith
and plenty OF words but little wisdom
II n obvious. therefore. that whert
poetry 20 prcdomIna,ca, plety must
suffer.
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photographs OF finest quality made By
Johnson-pratt Drug Co, u Main ST.
CONFERENCE ASD risrnDDroD.


Tho RiN dante western Railway
nnn0uns lis usual lev rzturslrn
rates ~ Sglt Lake C,'y from ~ alints
in u,nh Cor Conference and Eistcddfod
october 9th 90 gth. The Rio Grauie
WoEern train service Il ne best IN the
state. Special attention IL called 20
the fact that the Conference and
Eatedlf1d special from The North VIA
the Rio uIundf Western will leave
ogden az siit am, arriving Sal, lake
CITY at p.l5 am. Return special Will
leave salt Lake CITY a. $3.50 pm, stop
ping az all intermediate points
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-27

The secret o: a clear skin. SOFT. white
hands. and luNurlant hair Is found In
the perfect action OF the pores pro-
rfylng and heau,lfylng soap In ihe
world, as well as the pureat aud sweet
EST for toilet. bath ana nursery, II Is
the only preventative Of plmples black
heads, red. rough hands with shapeiesa
nails, dry, thin and failing hair. and
simple baby blemlshes, because the
only preventive OF Inflammation and
cloggIng % the pores. the cause OF
most minor affections Of the skin.
scalp and kalr.
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$500 DENVER AND RETURN. $500
via
union raelne Hs1ruad.

on oct. 1 and 2. the Union Pacific
will make a tatu on iis o. Denver ami
return, account the Festival of Noun
tnln and Plain. Use the Union Pacific
and secure the benefit " IT, superb
Dining Car Service. Bufiet smoking
and Library cara. Pullman Palace
Shoppers. thrcsgh o. Denver In n hours.
For full Information. rsservatlon Of
harihH and purchase % tickets call ut
the "Old stand" No. 20i Main street.
or address ". A. Clay. General Agent.
salt Lake city.
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that in making q trip to Omaha Expo.
sltion you are on the road ONLY ONE
NIGHT n you uso the overland Tim.
tied" Of the Union Pacincf Just the
travel by daylight and for Mon of
Affairs" 10 whom tae saving OF hual-
ness day II an important consideration,
We have the Fast Mall" ONLY ONE
DAY on the road 10 omaha. Apprc-
citation Of this Incompatible time, to-
Ecther with dining car service and fu-
perior equipment. " best shown ny the
popular demand for tickets via thr
Union Paelhe at tho "old stand" 2Oi
Main street.
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Tooele City. Utah, Sept. 10. isos.--
Gertrude ]. Parker. OF this place. had
an attack or rheumatism In her left
shoulder and she was unable % use
her lcft arm. She began taking
Hoods Harnapnrllla and four bottles
completely cured her. fhe says she
has never had any rheumatism since
that time although much exposed.
Hoods Saraaparilla cures rheumatism
ventralizing the acid In the blood.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-27

The direct line 10 Kansas city. ~
Louis aud Atlantic aeaboard. a via
the Missouri Pacific Railway, from
Pueblo. Through sleeping aud chair
cars, and all connections made In
Union depots In tho daytime. N you
are going East and care for \ day.
light ride through the grandeat seem
cry OF the Rocky Mountains cnroute
see that your ticket reads via Ills
sou.i Pacific Railway. Elegant chair
cars positively FIRE, 10 the holders VI
regular train tickets.
II. u. KoosElt. c. =. a p A..
ealt Lake city.
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POETRY AND rrrrY,

Poetry ia more or less common 10 the
race, and has constituted a prominent
characteristic of man IN all ages OF
tho world. Traces of the poetic are
found far back In his early history.
The nrst poem proper IN the Bible Is
Lameoha speech TO his wives That
poems had been pronounced prior to
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-27

You may bride tho appetite. hut you
cannot bride the liver TO 30 Us work
well. You must be honest with II, help
Il along a little now and then with a
dose Of HEl,lilNE, the best liver rcgu-
laior. Price " cents. z. G. II. l. Drug
Dent
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carnations but by medical science
Hence Il Ia that Ayers sArsaparlla
cures, and that II proves 80 eininently
successful II IL a nklllfully-pre-
pared and strictly semitic blood.
puiiner and tonic. the only one admit.
ted at this Worlds Fair,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-27

More than twenty million free
samples OF DeWltta Witch Hazel
salye have been distributed by the
manufacturers. What better proof OF
their confidence IN Us merits do You
want2 II cures piles, burns. scaids.
sores IN the shorteSt space OF time.
H. c. Schramm, Mccormick building,
corner Main and First South streetA
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An attempt win he made. Il IL said.
TO place the Liberia settlement on the
coast of Africa under American proiee-
ioratc. The settlement was founded by
American Phllanihroplrls during Presl.
dent Monroc's time, to ElV- American
negroes an opportunity to show what
yhey could do by way u aen-goyefn-
mont
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4 diseased liver declares itself by
morofenesH, mental depression. .aek Of
energy, reHtlessneHs, melancholy and
constipation. HERBINE will restore
the liver 10 q healthy condition. Price
% cents. e c, NJ. 1. Drug Dept.
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2lon's Savings hank q Trust Conn
pany, Nos I, ana Main street, IL
he largest and oldest savings HANK In
Utah. gi.iA accounts have been
opened since the bank was established
IN 1873. Have you on account II not.
atarl auo now
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-27

You invite disappointment when you
experiment Dewitts Little Early lus-
crs are pleasant. easy, thorough little
pills. They cure constipation and slek
headache Just as sure AZ you take
them.
u. c. schramm. Mccormick building.
corner Main and First South streets.
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Salt Lake ofiiee Of Firat Ta.ionsi
Bank OF Park city. wan make loans
at reasonable rates. long or abort time.
on real estate. stocks, bonia. mort
gages. or approved personal security.
o, J. SALISBURY. Prealfont.
sAi J, KENYON. treasurer
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TABLETS nucKEYE PILE ONT
MENT relieves the intense itchlns. IL
H0oths, heals and cures chronic cases
whore surgeons fail II IL no expert
ment; It's sales increase through lta
cures. Every bottle guaranteed. Price
80 cents IN hottlesi tnbes Is cents. z.
c. NJ. !. Drug Dept.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-27

The sanitary conditions OF Manila are
described ua u a menacing character.
There are six hundred and eighty rll-
dlcrs In the hospital. suffering from
typhoid and dysentcry.
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DrSyln AND nEIunS $500.
VIA

For the Festival AZ Denver the RIO
Grinde Western hallway announces
rate OF tiS Tor the rouad trip On h'to-
her lst and end. Trains depart al $50
yeuient drsisf.
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FIrIY-TI0Ilrn piyinENp


n. Z. NJ, L. falt Lake city,
September 10. iSps.
Al meeting u the directors held on
the 18th inst, dividend % four per
cent Tor the halt year was declared
upon the capital stock % this insiitu-
ton % record september seth. 1885.
payable on ana after october 18th
next 90 stockholders upon presentation
Of their stock certificates. or upon
their written orders.
r. O. wEBBER. Secretary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-27

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