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SOUGHT TO SAVE THE PROFESSOR
Well Meant but Somewhat Misp:s ced
Zeal of Young Convert.

Will Moody, son and successor at
Northfeld of the late Dwight L..
Moody, tells the following story, apro-
pos of recent theological events, about
q young convert in the Salvation
Army, who, earnest and Jealous, was
.mbued with tie idea that he must
speak to every one cn the subject Of
religion. He was especially moved
one day while travelling to addre.s a
somewhat austcre individual seated in
front of him. Touching him on the
shoulder, he pat the usual question:
Ny b-eether: ee q az E you 2 ch>i.tian?~- y
Sir vas the reply-and perhaps
with a shade of in1patiene.-"lm 4
professor in a Theological seminary
But this y seemed 70 call for re-
newed Effort, and the young nan w&s
equal to it. My dear BROTHER lie
said, ''as you value your soul, don t
let thing like that stand between
you ar. the Lord. New York Times.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-10
Saws Weather Affects Morals.

Wind and storm have great and di-
rect influence upon morals, says Prof.
Dexter. of the University OF Illinois. in
;he Popular SCIENCE Monthly: He has
carefully tabulated long series OF ex-
periments and finds that when the
wind docs not blow harder than four
miles an hour children stay at home
.r:Cm school in three times as great
uunbeYs, more policemen are OF duty,
more eYrors are made by bank clerks,
and more people die. He discovers also
.hat wcmea and chillr n are more sus-
@eotale to storm and calm than men,
aad that fewer serious crimes are
committed during calm days, and he
,aterprets his statistics in this way:
"During Gains. he says, those lie
Yhencmena which are duo to depleted
,itality are excessive and those which
are due to the excessive vitality are
deficient in number.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-10
The Son. of a Bird.

Perhaps the songs of certain birds
speak to primeval feelings, to kindly
passions that were strong when the
race was young. Certainly their po-
tency and charm seem to lie principal
ly in tonal colors. melody itself is a
minor consideration, and rhythm, ac-
cording to human rules, an accident,
says a writer in Outing. Some birds,
it is true, 90 sing what loosely may be
called tunes; but some birds which
stand high as performers do Ect.
Probably eminent critics would admit
the emotional rowor # tae yeery 5
twilight song. aad would agree tAot
it is music in the general sense Ct TIC
word. But now woa!ti tAey write CT
it, describe it? Could the. make use
of musical terminology ar SPEAK 6
motives, phrases, per.oz's, when tel
ing of this ilim.ta3!y. we:.G &..d eerie
cascade e notes?
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-10
BRAIN FOOD NONSENSE.

Another ridiculous food tad las
been branded by the NEST competent
authorities. They have dispelled the
silly notion that one kind Of food is
needed for brain, another for mus
cles, and still another for bones A
qs!anou 1luo lou r!M la!p loelaoo
particular part Of the body, but it
will sustain every other part Yet,
however good your food may be, its
nutriment is destroyed by indiges-
ton or dyspepsia. You must prepare
for their appearance or prevent their
coming by taking regular doses Of
Green's August Flower, the favor1te
medicine Of the healthy millions. A
few doses aids digestion, stimulates
the liver to healthy action, purifes
the blood and makes you feel buoyI
ant and vigorous. You can get Dr.
G. G. Green's reliable remedies at J
A. Coles.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-10
CLAIMED SATAN As A K!NSMAN
Young Wifes Efforts to Reform Hus-
band Proved Failure.

A story is sub:2itted concerning a
young Philadelphia EaatrCn whose Eus
band Nature never intended for a
drinking man, so that vary little wine
affected him, and very iittle more
acted as a delirieut. While under
standing that nothing of viciousaess
inspired his indulgence, she grieVcl
none tho less for the loss Of his Sc
ciety o evenings; he cane home late
usually befuddled, and the mornings
found him too i'll TO be socicble. Her
plan to cure him was primitive, to
say the least. \ MephiatOpheleS COS
tune belonging to her brother Was
kept in readiness. The GIteltainty ef
his walk and the ineohercnt Inumblina
chat accompanied his accent told her
he was at his worst; so. when he
reached his bedroom she leaDcd out i'll
the dim light, struck an attitude after
Edouard de ResZke, and said in her
deepest contralto:
Come. Satan calls you! ! am he!'
Satan, eh? Zat-zat so?" hic-
coughed the husband. We'll, ole boy,
s-s-shake hands! We're brothers 4
law! | married your sister,"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-10
Joke on Lord Kelvin.

It is said tnat in one department OF
his life Lord Kelvin, the eminent Eng
lish scientist wt2o was recently in
America, did not materially shine.
This was his professcrial work at
Glasgow. The greatest men have fire.
queatly proved to be poor teachers
that is. teachers of TIE elements OF
the science whereof they were mas
tars. On one occasion Lord Kelvin,
then Prof Thomson. left Glasgow to
receive the honor of knighth 5oa. \
substitute professor named Lay tocl
duty for Sir William. He amply salts
fed the students. When Sir William
returned as the new knight some wag
had written on the board, Work ye,
while it is called the Day, for the
Knight cometh, when no man can
work."
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Lost His Balance.

James T. Powers is telling a eoa2
story of the late Ausustin bal :
ready wit. Powers says: We cot
CHANGED TO be deposit0rs IL and VIZ
tins of bank whicA suspended pa.
ment few years aso. Like c1aeIs
when the news became krown, ",
hurried off to the bank to pick un
what information we could, and co.l-
ing down the steps from the ctyice :
into the street Mr. Daly's foot caught
in the mat and with some difficulty he
managed to save himself from fall
ing. | was entering the building and
seeing the mishap ran up, saying:
81 hope you have not hurt your
self
"tOh, no, thank You he replied. I
only lost Ey balance '"-Pittsbure
Gazette.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-10
The Cost of Cannon.

Heavy ordnance is not quoted in the
- market and it has nc established
r!lol IN the hardware trade. The
Nat5 lliet arsenal, however, reports
the e.; of the goods II manufactures,
and sane of the more striking figures
are as follows: Twelvo-illch breech-
loading rifle, $50 ,248.15; another style
is 81 ,444 cheaper; 10-inch breech=load-
ing rifle, S23.424.4S; S-inch breech-
leading rifle, s12269.22; 6-inch rapid
fire gun, s7,527 &c; 3-inch breech-load-
ing rifle, field piece, $2,G77.20, though
there is another style that costs a
good deal more. The 12-inch breech-
loading mortars cost only $10,352.57,
and the 10-inch mortars cost S6,S6637.
This report does not give the cost OF
ammunition for the large guns, but
the Frankford arsenal makes blank
cartridges for morning and evening
gun fire for SO cents each.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-10
David Harnm Jr.

A lady in a Sunday school has a
class of small boys. Not lo1g ago
after the lesson was over, as vas ler
custom, she began to tell them some
thing about God. This time she chose
the power of God as her t2eme. She
told how he turned the water into
wine, opened the eyes of the blind,
made the lame walk and many 9th
er miracles illustrative of Gods pow
err
One little boy SAID: Il know some
thing GOD can't do
His teacher said: why, that is
wonderful What is it? l cannot con
ceive of anything that God cannot
do"
The little boy replied, He can't
make a 3-year-old colt in one day.
Philadelphia Times.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-10
500 Reward, S1CO.

The readers Of this paper VII DC
pleased To learn that there is a, lta>
OF dreaded disease that science has
Aeen able to cure IN all It's stages,
and that is cat2GrIl. Halls Catairh
Cure is the only positive cure known
TO the medical fraternity. Cata7.h
being a constitutional disease REQUIRES
a constitutional ,emedv. Halls Ca
tarrh Cure is taken internally actine
directly upon the blood and mu2on~
surfaces of tie system, thereby De-
sTloEEag tie Foundation Of The Gtee.z1
aHd giving JAe patient strength BIZ
baii1in2 M The constitution ana as
s!stEns nature IN doing us w0,lv. Tbs
proprietors have so mach faith in IL
curative powers that they offer one
Hundred Dollars Reward for any case
that it fails to cure Send for list
OF testimonials. Address,
F. J. CHENEY, Toledo, O.
Sold by druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-10
Butter Export of Australia.

Australia has become an important
exporter of butter and other dairy
products. The province of Victoria
alone exported to Great Britain in
1SS9-19c0 1900 tons OF butter, repre-
senting a value of sS.000009 The but
ter export Of Victoria was @t9 tons in
1889 and 80 tons IN l59d. For the
last tan years the expert has been net
less THAI S0,039 tons.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-10
Carrying Out a Doctors Advice.

An old Scottish minister gave up
his toddy for the sake of example The
doctor said this change was bad fo-
him, and suggested his taking a dose
surreptitiously whenever he sent for
his shaving water. Some time after
the doctor called again. and the ole
servant met him with tears in hey
eyes. ooh. doctor. doctor," she eX-
claimed, the meenister's game clean
daft, clean daft. He's sending for his
shaving wather trae moInin tae
nicht." ~..~,~
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-10
SQUIRREL WHO EARNS HIS LIVING
Little Animal Furnishes Motive Power
for a Sewing Machine.


Did you ever see a squirrel run .
sewing machine? II not, you may ~
joTrneying to East :7:.tF-ninth stT'e5,
New York, where an enterDrisine SOW
ing machine company has hit 1pjn
this novel method of attracting stgf:-
ton to its store. The exercise #"ss!
in the squirrels cage is attac.. ~
a leather band to the wheel Gf :, p l.
chine which is about f5ur feet fas-
tant. By means of this arrange 81
the machine is started every time t.
squirrel gets into MS Wls@l and tul..-
It.
1t is a peculiar fact that whenever
the squirrel starts his wheel to spin
ming he keeps his back toward the
street Never by any chance does he
lace the street until he has finished
his little stunt Then he runs cut
into his cage and sits peerng cut Of
the window as though to see if any
one had been watching him. lie
breathes hard and acts tired after each
laborious trip in his exerciser, but
seems to enjoy it, for he keeps it spin
ming almost constantly. Moreover, he
looks sleek and as though the added
work were just what a Gagged squirrel
needed to keep him strong and
healthy.
AS the sewing machine for which he
furnishes the motive power is we'll
oiled and runs smoothly and easily,
says the New York Times, perhaps the
squirrels work isn't as laborious as it
seems to be to the casual onlooker.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-10

Romantic Sentiment Always Present in
Their Minds, He Says.

Romantic Sentiment Always Presont In
Their Minds, He Says.
Women writes al tn good romantic
novels, an reads thin all. If amy
proud la 'ad in tn gum business thinks
he riprisints tn ideal iv his wife's
soul he ought to take a look at tn
book she reads. He'll larn there tn
reason he's where he is because he
was tn on'y chanst, not because ne
was tn first choice. T W W.u'd humble
IT, haughtiest prince iv thradN to look
into tn heart iv tn woman he cares
most f'r an thinks Taste sDout an
find that, instead iv the photygraft of
a shrewd, but kindly man with
trifiin' absence iv hair on his head an
a burglar proof safe on his watch
charm, there's a pitcher iv young
laad in green tights playin' mando-
lin to high front stoop. On tn
stoop, with rose in her hand, is his
lawful welded wife, tn lady Anna
mariar Higgins iv Peotone. Ye can't
keep her away FIRM romantic novel.
No matther what Edward Atkinson
tells ye, she prefers Th Age iv Chiv-
airy to tn mos attractive house
wurruk- Dooley, <,.@se<=.s-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-10
Church Curiosity.

In the city of Heidelberg, Germany,
there is a building called the Church
OF the Holy Ghost, whicn is unique in
its way, being the o'.ly charcA in the
world in w@ic1 tee Protestant and
Catholic services are Gell a the same
time, partition wall tErouSh the cen
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-10
A COMMON ERROR.
me ean1e Mistake Is MADE by Nany
PI7e sIuf Feople.
II 5 q common error

It 5 q common error
10 plaster the aching back
10 rub With liniment fhaenaaff. -,
neys. ''' y i'io-
Doan's Kidney Pills VIII 45,ye -
kidney ills. - I ali
Cndeniable evidence co3eIns;,,o,.,
proves this e''
John Harrington, railroad As,.;n
1or years on the Burlington and NJ
Il. r., residence 31S Rock s. 1i,4ro
ROCK, Arkansas, says: 81 am nleassn
70 ADD my testimony to the va1,o =.
Doan's Kidney Pills. Judeino eroSa
'he 100 frequent action of the kidney
secfetlons and their condition canoo
70 the conclusion my kidneys vero ~
1ault, and induced by reading tho -
Verusements about Doan's Kidna,.
Pllls, | went to my druggists oct
po& ana commenced the treatmo,,
am satisfied not only from the hene
ut received. but from what bo,.o
leafd others say, that Doan's Kidney
fllis are remedy on which the n,,t.
lican can rely"
Just such emphatic Endorsement
can be had right here in Pine B}leY
Drop into The Mann-Tankers!ev
Drug Co.'S store and ask WIZ. f1a;r
= 5omess report.
Fer sale BY all dealers. 7:fee fety
cents Foster-Nilburn Co, Buffs'@,
\, y, sole agents for the Tn;.s1
States.
Remem5e1 tie naa2e-D3a9,s ag.,
take no oeher. IN
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-10

Kindly +ake notice that Ely's Liqu
Cream Balm is Of great benefit
those Sufferers from nasal catan
who cannot inhale freely through tt
ncse, but must treat themselves
spraying. LIQUID Cream Ba!n di
fers in form, hut not medically froH
the Cream Balm that has stood 70
years a. The head of remedies for @
tal4h. Z may be used in any nass
&~cnl!2er. The price, incVding
e...s yj2@ tube. is 75c. Sold " drug
o.Sts ami mailed By Ely Bros. 56 Wa1
60 street New York.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-10
Russia Guarded to Loubet.

PresideW I.oubet is not from Mis-.
soar but tn Russians took tAe pains
g 3ow hl' a sreat many things.
However, lie vas Gsahle 10 visit the
site where they are te eXpend $210,-
i0G, eco tor new .ortifcatioHs.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-10
Minnesota Mines.

About 10 per cent of the men EN-
rloyed in the Minnesota mines are
FinlaaGcrs, another 70 per cent Hun
gar,ans, ahcl per cent Italians, and
the rest are 0!yided among Americans,
Germans, French. Scotch. Welsh ana
cornish.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-10
New Maine Justice

Clarence Hale, who has been ap.
pointed judge of the United States
District Court of Maine is a brother
OF Senator Hale. He takes the place
CT Judge Nathan Webb, who shortly
retires after service of twenty four
years.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-10
The Eiri Graduate.

We don't find speakers having the
nerve to ( advice to men gradu.
ates on the subject OF marriage, says
the Milwaukee Sentinel but it seems
as if it formed the chief topic in ad'
dresses to girl graduates this year.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-10
Issues a Costly Catalogue.

\ LoGdon firm has issued a cata-
.ogCe of the goods it keeps for sale.
1t is an encyclopedia work in two
handsome volumes OF $50 pages, Sc
n cools, SIZE lGx12 inches and two
inches in thickness. Its publication
cost 100000.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-10

Ore Bottle of Barnett's Vanilla Ex.
tract is better than three Of the doubt.
full kind. Though costing few cents
more per bottle, its purity and great
strength make it the most economical!
brand. (2)
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-10
IN SOClGTY'S RGHEM


There will be two notable weddings
today and the brid eand groom in
each case are prominent in the Jewish
society of the state.
This afternoon Miss Lillian Eilbott
will become the bride of Mr Adolph
Baumgartner The ceremony will be
performed by Rev. J. S. kornfeld, at
the nome of the brides parents, Mr.
and Mrs. E. Eilbott. on South Linden
street. No cards have been issued.
The nuptials of Miss Johanna Sehu
back and Mr. Emil Uhlfelder will be
soiemnized this evening at S:15
O'Clock at the new Jewish temple on
West Second avenue. This will be
the first wedding ceremony performe!
in the temple. Rev. Kornfeld will be
the officiating minister.
Misses Estelle Lindsay and Mabel
Ivy, the latter of England, were the
hOnorees at a children's party given
last Wednesday evening by NJ. and
Mrs. J. p Cady at their home on West
Fhif eavtn centwl0.Z m m m mmmm
Fifth avenue. Many novel divertise
ments were furnished the young peo
pie and the evening was most enjoy
ably spent by all. Refreshments of
a tempting nature were served. The
guests were Misses Maud Hurley. of
Hardin. Ruby Jones, Sarah May
Brickle, Mildred Buck. Nettie Cotter.
Lita Chestnut, Mabel Ivy. Gertrude
Ivy, Estelle Lindsay, Masters James
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-10
" hat Is Sin?

Recently a neighboring pastor was
preaching to the children in our
q urch. After asking many questions
and impressins on the minds Of the
children that they must b. saved from
sin lie asked the question, What is
sii.e y bright little fellow, six wears
"a, c;t;c& as Thought replied, Chew
=. smoking. cursing and tearing
y2ug pants. The Homiletic Review
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-10
Last Wears k,n.c5jcs~ SC c'c.

Eight hl.udrad ana a..,5 55-,.i.se Hy~et,
were published in tie t&.te@ >,afe4
last year by 4o7 autA9 $. 02ly ~
Ct these wrote more tha2 ca1 acek.
Three hundred aad Ei4e writer's were
men and 159 women.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-10

Quality is what makes p,ice
5urnett's Vanilla Extract was no
ter than other extracts It's pl'
would be the same. Once tIled'
ways used.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-10
Meat Not Necessary.

Cereals with eggs or vegetable oil
furnish all the food elements neces.
sary to sustain a man in health no
matter how laboriOus his occupation.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-10

The Saving of Few Cents Oh
bottle of vanilla Extract VIII
atone foi' the annoyance Of haU
dessert that is lust little en-
flavor. Always buy Burnett's.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-10

The one great virtue e aarnet..a
Vanilla Extract is purity. Il IS real
vanilla extract and nothing but yani-
Ia extract. (Always use Burnett's).
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-10

What you pay for extracts is import
ant, but what you get for your mone!
is ten times more important Burnetti
Vanilla costs more because worth
more. (Ga
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-10

A dance was given last week at the
East End park, east of the Pine Bluff
Cotton Oil company's plant, and it
was great success. Those present
We're Misses Belle Hawkins. Mamie
Melrick. \ettie Liston, Nesta Stamper,
Mamie Williams and Mary Johnson,
MeSsls. G. T. Merrick, Ed Hawkins,
Bruce Terry Fred Smith, Bob Wales,
lie Oracle and John Waskoski.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-10

2s,:2st1's Wanna 1x;:aet aas ent'l9.
Cd cH.tt. I'm. Il Is ne t.aest and pa
81 va1ll,la ox'.-=- -. T. = He D.
Once lied ai., y Hst1
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-10
Jones, Mack Naught, John Ivy,
Clauue Cotter, Tony Franey, Tai Ches-
mutt, Preston Garter, Harry Lindsay,
Jesse Core, Jr, Milton Noss.

| \ number of Pine Blufiians have
left the city for theft summer vaea-
tions. Nessrs Frank Bridges c.
Burns. J. ~. Jones, Col. j. Burton
Trulock, To NJ Phillips and family,
Mr.. and Mrs Ered C. Furth and Mrs.
NJ w. Bell, ~ a part of the Salt
Lake crowd: Rev. John l.. Caldwell
has gone fOr q round Of the northern
resorts. Messrs. Harry e. Trulock and
Sterling Barrow will visit the north
east; Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Langford
and son, Jack, will visit the west and
northwest: Mr. and Mrs. J. c. Atlin-
son are in Washington. ID. c.: Mr.. and
Mrs. r. II. Walker and Mr.. Titus
Walker are in Denver: Mrs. Sebastian
Geisreiter and daughter, Miss Mary,
are visiting relatives in Kentucky; MI.
and Mrs. F. E. Renfrow are recuperat-
ing in Buffalo, N. V, and vicinity; Mr.
Met Melbourne has left for California
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-08
MANTI.
IN SAD AND PITiABLE PLIGHT.
Arthur simpson found in Dying Con-
dition Alone aud Uncared For.
Special Correspondence,

Special Correspondence.
Manti, Sanpete Co., March 7.--Arthur
Simpson, local painter and paper
hanger, this morning lies in an old
vacant house on Main Street here, his
mind unbalanced and death hourly
expected to relieve the sufferer Yes
terday morning nc was discovered by
the proprietor Of pool room adjoining.
lie was lying upon the floor in such a
way that suspicious were aroused and,
wanting to go in he found the door Of
the room locked The city marshal
was notified, who with others broke in.
In the room they came upon Simpson
lying on the floor with nothing to cover
him except his underclothlng and part
of an old straw tick. He presented a
pitiful appearance. For five days he
had been lying there without food Of
any kind, through the raw, cold days
OF the recent storm. His limbs were
swollen and lifeless. The poor man
was, absolutely helpless and his mind
wandering. Or. Olsten pronounced the
sufferers condition hopeless and death
may come at any time. The case has
awakened great deal OF sympathy
here. For some time past the relations
of the Simpson family have not been
pleasant. For month or more he has
been living alone and doing odd jobs
as they came to him. lie has been all
ing for number Of years which has
cause him TO be respondent. but Just
what he immediate cause Of his pres.
ent condition Is Is not definitely known.
IRRIGATION QUESTIONS.
Pursuant 10 a call of Mayor Ander-
son for a mass meeting of the citizens
OF Manti to choose delegates 20 attend
a convention at Mt Pleasant tomorrow
a large number of people met at the
Assembly hall last night and selected
Is delegates. A resolution was adopt-
ed to be presented az the next conyen-
tion of irlgators asking that steps be
taken so that the watershed east OF
this city be made temporary govern
ment reserve until 1t stall become pos
sibe TO bring It under control Of the
municipality OF Manti.
The farmers OF Sanpete rejoice on
account Of the magnificent downpour
OF snow and rain OF the last two weeks.
II Is considered the best storm FOR this
valley In years, Preceded by a warm
rain, the wet snow soaked into the
earth until the ground was satisfied
and then a good depth was deposited,
clothing the valley with white,