Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-02
DIR. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription makes Weak
Women Strong and Sick
Women Well.

TO read. only II IL u matter OF history
that day that the basket never reached
Its destination and that over In the
other direction late In the afternoon the
bishop. walking along quietly In
rather secluded spot near the outlying
part OF the settlement district. heard u
familiar voice say. but tell me. Fee
liola. when ala you begin t0 love NOR
II fol- In love with a little pine shaw
Ing Just above your ear that day saw
you In the shop" said the other voice.
with laugh ~ clcarso pure, 30 sweet,
that IL did one GOOD To hear IL.
The next moment the bishop turned
the corner and came upon them.
Where are you going with that
baskct9' he tried 20 say stcrnly.
taking II, Follcla7'
Dear bishop. We are taking It home
to begin
TO begin housekeeping with" I'm
ished stephen, coming 10 the rescue
Are your said the bishop. II hope
you VIII invite me In TO share. I know
what Fcllcla'A cooking IT,"
bishop, dear bishop" said Felicia.
and she did not pretend to hide her
happiness, Indeed you shall always be-
the most honOrcd guest. Are you glade"
Yes, ! am. replied the bishop. In
teiprctlng Fcllcina words as she
wished. Then he paused a moment and
said gently God bless you both" and
went his way. with u tear IN his eve
and a prayer In his heart, and left them
to their Joy.
Yes shall no, the same divine power
of love that belongs to earth be lived
ana suns by the disciples OF the man Of
sprrowH and the burden bearer Of slnsg
Yea, Nerilyl Ana this man and woman
shall walk hand In hand through this
great desert OF human woe In this city,
strengthening each other. growing
more lovoinE with the experience OF the
worlds SORROW. walking In the steps
even closer yet because OF this love.
bringing added blessings TO thousands
OF wrctchcd creatures because they are
TO have a home OF their own TO share
with the homeless. For this cause"
said our Lord Jesus Christ, shall a
man leave his father and mother and
clcnyc unto his wife," and Felicia and
stephen, following the Master love Him
with deeper, truur service and devotion
because OF the earthly affection which
heaven Itself sanctions with It's solemn
blessing
Now Il was a little after the love
story Of the settlement became a part OF
It's glory that Henry Maxwell OF Ray.
tnpnd came to Chicago with Rachel
Winslow and Virginia Page and Rollin
ana Alexander Powers and President
Marsh, and the occasion was n remark
able gathering az the hail OF the settle.
mcnt. arranged by the bishop ana Dr.
Bruce. who had finally persuaded Mr..
Maxwell ana his follow diHciplca OF
Raymond to come ON 10 be present at
this meeting
The bishop Invited Into tho settle
ment hall meeting for that night men
out OF work, wrotched creatures who
had lost faith In God and man, anar-
chists and inndcls, frecthlnkcrA and no
thinkers. The representatives, OF all the
Guys worst, most hopeless, most dan
gurous, dcpravcd element faced Henry
Maxwell and the other disciples whom
the meeting began. ana still the Holy
Spirit moved over the great, heaylng,
selfish. PLEASURE loving sin stained city,
ana II lay In Gods hand, not knowing
all that awaited n, Every man and
woman at the meeting that night had
seen the settlement motto over the door,
blazing through the Transparency set
up by tho divinity student. what
Would Jesus Dog"
And Henry Maxwell as for the FIRST
time he stopped under the doorway,
was touched with deeper emotion than
he had felt In n long time ~ h. thought
OF the frst time that question had come
10 him In the plicous appear OF the
shabby young man who had appeared
In the First church OF Raymond ut the
morning service.
Was his great desire for Christian fell
lowship going To be aranted3 Would
Wv AAfNNNlAl ~ ~ . WI ~ llANNW ANAua
ally spread over the country He had
come TO Chicago with his friends partly
to see II the answer 10 that question
would be found In the heart Of the great
city life In a few minutes he would
face the people, He had grown very
strong and calm since he first spoke
with trembling 10 that company OF
worklngmon In the railroad shops, but
now, MS then, he hrenthed deeper
prayer for holp. Then he went In, and
with the bishop ana the rest Of the dis
ciploa he experienced one Of the great
and important events OF the earthly
life. Somehow he felt as II this meeting
would Indicate something Of an answer
To his constant query, what would
Jesus do?" and tonight ns he looked
into the faces OF men and women who
had for years been strangers and enc
mics 10 the church his heart cried out.
20 my Master. teach thy church how
TO follow thy steps bctterl" IL that
prayer of Henry Mnxwelra TO be an
Hwered3 WIN the church In the city re.
spond to the call to follow Him. VIII II
choose TO walk IN the steps OF pain and
suffefing7 And still over an the city
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