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SEPTEMBER SALE oF COPPER.

II Is estimated that the various SELL
ing agencies and producing companies
OF this country says a Boston authority,
sold 225000000 pounds of copper in Sep
TENDER. of which about S5,O00O00 pounds
was for export. a representative OF one
Of the largest producing interests esti-
mates that the total increase in pro-
duction this year viii not exceed per
cent The existing scarcity of labor In
all OF the copper districts will limit
next years increase, and when the de-
cline IN the price Of copper comes II
will not result from overproduction.
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GOSSIP OF THE CURE.

one broker reported the sale of
1900 shares OF Nevada Douglas Cop
per today at the subscription price. s. a
share.
Some say Colorado Mining. one Of
Jesse Knights Tintc propositions, is
good for an carly advance.
There has been considerable buying
of Copper Glance stock during the
past few days. Sales We're made yes
terday afternoon up to q cents share.
1t Is said copper Glance Is likely tn
become more closely allied to Ohio
Corner
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Av~ A>G-,.-..

Rooms 5l2-5i3 Templeton Building.
we buy and sell for our customers
All Kinds OF commercial stocks and
bonds, and can buy or sell anything you
want IN our line. Call on us or write
for any information you desire.
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Fair refining, ~: centrifugal SO test q
molasscs sugar y
Refined QuietI9 Crushed 5el; powder
Cd. SEQ grunulatcd. 40
Coffce--Steady. No. Rio. 81.
LIVERPOOL GRAIN.
Liverpool, Oct. u --Close, Wheat--Dec.,
es sid March. Is SAD.
weather IN England today was fair but
cloudy.
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OUTPUT OF EUREKA MINE.

The output OF the United States
Smelling. Refining q Mining companys
mines nc Eureka. New. Is not as heavy
as It otherwise would be If the ore bins
at Battemountain, where II Is neces-
sary to transfer from narrow TO broad
guaged cars. were completed.
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PRODUCE.


Chicago Oct. l2-The wheat market
opened iirmer today on lower receipts nc
Mlnreapo polls and Duluth and hrmer prices
Ak Liverpool. December wheat opened x
az 10 hnss higher at MS to 7iia. and
sold at Iias.
The corn market was steady on cash
buying. December corn opened unchanged
NJ as, to naGii7s. advanced to 4l7s and
reacted TO ilNHnAs.
Trading I'm the oats market was not
large hut the market was steady on good
buying by commission houses. December
opened unchanged TO a shade higher At
e3A to 33Aa33A, sold AZ 33s and declined
to 33M
Timothy-Oct.. 402fi4. 10
Flax and Clover-Nothing doing.
SUGAR AND COFFEE
New York. Oct. i2-sugar, quiet. raw
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uARr.scnREcK FIGHT.

Terre Haute. Ind, Oct 1.-The
Hart-SchreolS fight viii take place to-
night according 10 the original plan.
City officials were enjoined from in
reference with the contest. Bets are
at even money
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IF A WOMAN

Wishes to have an investment one OF
the first considerations Is 70 find a
stock reasonably sure to pay fair
dividend. | commend as such stock,
Preferred Stock in Utah Sugar Com
pany.
The Dividend paid ~ per cent d.
vided into quarterly dividends payable
lst OF January. April, July and ooto.
Der The preferred stock is guaranteed
It's Z per cent dividend before any div
idend can legally be paid on the COM
mon stock This
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HAVE YOU THE CHURCH wopy.
No Latter-day Saints home sNas3
be without a set OK the sta s"1
Church publications on the eentss !.
BILE or In the library. Send for M, ".
free catalogue, Deseret Nev,s /. ~,
Store. Salt Lake City. ~
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the location OF such land. This Informal
ZION would be most valuable In aiding
prospective buyers 10 secure choice pieces
OF land as soon as the government should
permit the Indians TO dispose Of their
property.
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Is free from payment by the
owners OF the stock OF amy taxes, ana
Is therefore net profit
We can buy you some of this stock
now a little below par. $500 per share.
II has sold and Will again sell at 81
per share
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UTAH DIVIDENDS.
Directors Post Regular Amount Of
1000 end an Extra of 81, 900,

Al the meeting Of the directors Of
the Utah mine at Fish Springs yes
terday afternoon the regular dividend
OF $4,000 was posted and an extra of
$1,000, both of which WIN 10 payable on
lhn nth lnaf
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r. NJ. WEST Sc Co, stock brokers'
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4. X. Snow 6 Co, Stocb Brokers.
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CANNON BROS, BROKERS. "a e.
So Temple. Tel. $40 Ind. 9l0-k Bell
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r nei 20 ~ obey hey laws which H.
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WOOL.
sr. IONS.

ST. Louis, oct 12-Wool, steady Ter
rIt0ry and western mediums, 25dsI, line
mediums. lSli2l. fine, liffi6
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SIX BEST SELLING soov,
For Month OF Ausu,,

according to reports fror, -,
ing book sellers Of the cn ,1n the lead.
books which have sold be S,t'rS The 81,
der OF demand during Ne ~. IN the on.
1. The Jungle 'ne month assl
2. Coniston .slneeJ
3, Lady Baltimore "'""''"chnrch
4 The Spoilers ''''''''''..Wsi,l
g. FenwIck,s ca.'.,i''',,,.....B sa
q Paw nscj,i "'eer ..,,,.....WeI
" an Deelues ....u....Von M
Ia ADDITION to the above We Nv,
the day. 'Yp"'"r books
DEsEREr NEWS BOOK sropp
8 Main Street va
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LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO.

Chicago oct 2-Cattle--Receipts, o.
coo; market steady. Beeves. 4.00lf7.30;
feeders, 25Odi4 80; Texans, o. 75a4. 80; west
erners, 3.s0pj,75: calves, 6.25I7.75.
Hogs-Recepts, 1900; market shade
higher. Mixed and butchers, 6.2Od6.67hg:
good heavy, 6.20I6.6iia; rough heavy. 5.SNp
SO; lights, 6,2rn665i pigs, o.7OU6,2j; bulk.
6.25H6.O
Sheep Receipts, 1900; market strong
Sheep, 3.60a7oo; lambs. 5.00fts,o0.
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8. Is. CAMPBELL.
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KANSAS CITY.

Kansas city, Oct 12,.-Cattle-- Receipts
500; market steady Native steers, 4.25n
6.15. native cows and heifrers, 2.00Q6.O0;
stookers and feeders 2.75d4.15, bulls, 2,i0g
3.25, calves, 2.15a6. Is. western steers . 5Op
500; western cows, 2.00G3.60
ogs-Receipts, 500; market strong to 8
cents higher Bulk. 600u6.3o. heavy o.
6.S1l5; packers, d 2546.40. pigs, 5.7546.9. ,
Sheep Receipts, AGO. market firm.
Muttons, 4,50H5.l0 lambs. 3 .75GG.SO; range
wothers, i.3d5.65, fed ewes. 4.0Qa5.00.
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Forenoon totals ....n.is7oo saS4i425
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OUR FALL PROMOTIONS
WILL REPEAT THE
PERFORMANCE.
HEKE AXE.
Eagles Nest Fairyiew Mining Co. 35c Per Share
Lou Dillon GoIdfied Mining Co. -. SOC Per Share
As-YouLke-It Manhattan Mining Co. Csc Per Share
HERE THEY ARE:

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Of other $ a our mm mimi engine
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In
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o the Ne o $ Srtar
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bank the ouu y,and we have benab o
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OMAHA.

Omaha, Oct. 12--Cattle-- Receipts, 5000;
market steady. Native steers, 4 i0fi6.3l;
cows and, heifers, 2501l ,25 western
steers, 3.s5lfb. 25 Gamers, l.2Sn go. stock
ors and feeders, 2.75ni.5O, calves, 3OO1
GOO; bulls aud stays, l.75p3i5.
Hogs Receipts. 500; market steady to
stronger. Heavy, Gl0q6.30; mixed. 6iau
go; lights, eaSg6.So; pigs, S.5oa6.0O; bulk,
6.l5n6.3.
Sheep Receipts, 5000. market steady
Yearlings 5.a5G5.75 wethers. j.0unj - ;
ewes, 4,J06i.9o; lambs. 6.5Ofr7,2J.
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Quo's;oo No. "

Please toll me why that Paul
had 10 obey tho law Of M,ses
under the directions OF tho twelve
spoatlea si,or no had preached
seventeen yssrs TO she Gentilss
Please read.
And thcy ARE informed Of thee. that
thou teachest all the Jews which arc
among the 0enliles to iorsxke Moses.
saying that they ought not to lircum cise
their children. neither TO walk after the
customs,
What In II thorefnrr' the multitude
mus, needs come together. inr they ~il!
heAr that ih"n NJ, CONT.
DO ,huresore this ,nHl we ssy to
thee; We have fnr mon which have a
vow ~ them.
Them take aud purify ,hyself with
them. and b. II, charges with that they
may shave th"ir heads; AMI MI may
know that the, things Sheteof they
were informed concerning thee, are
nothing hut tina, then myself also
wslkest Orderly, ~sr+ksspv., The law.
~ touching the 0eui,les which b.
uevA W have written aud concluded
hat they Observe no such thing; cav,
Only that they keep themselves frnuu
thing offered 10 idols. aud sum blood
and from stranglcd and from sornics-
on. Acls. - 81 Il Is.
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TAKE NOTICE.

Any party or parties Wishing to
ask asy questions. through sR,s
paper. upon any subjsct,; religi-
ously or otherwise shalt Do
teatad ~ = friend But limo cass
will the Editor allow any SLAMS
or slane phrasas % shoeugh N
oolnns.
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QUESTION NO. %.

Bro Garrett.
Please explain Why Did zipporah
Moses wits and her 40 sons when they
come TO soc Moses Why we're they called
her two sons and why 0ershom one Of
hs, sous said he WIS an alien in .
strange land and Ellzier, her other son
said. for the God Of my father. salt be.
was mine help. What is the cause Of
this contrast.
III. Rimsi.
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81 I -
Plsass ~ ~ vAy rssl rid ~
|slsssnsssios sAssla ~ sallasl y
III ~ ~ sa6lsssnsisiSs
shssssh iasthi PIsas
lsas ~ Eel 4 ~ Jsvj sliyf = Il
10 40 = ~ asssi,asi ~. Of IL
0sstllss also.
osslss Il h oss 0sA. villa shail
jassify ~ elssanslsiss ~ isisA. ed
uncifeuneisios through AnitA.
Do ~ dee naks void We lev through
faithi God forbid. ysa. 10 establish
he Law. Rom. 8-9ol 0-1i.
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Question. No.I7

Why did Paul reason out OF the
law Of Moses and out OF the pro.
phets 90 nuchi Please read:
Aud when they had appointed him =
day. there came many to him into bic
lodging; to whom he eypoundsd and
testified tie kingdom Of God. persuad
ing them concerning Jesus. both ou, Of
the law Of Moses. and out Of ths-pro
phsts. from morning ill evening. Acts
26-23
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Question No. Ii

II God rs . God Of mercy and
justice aud II Job was Q perfect
and upright man Why did God
tura him over inso Satan's hsnd
10 smite with sore boils from tho
sole 'oi bis feet unto his crown
Job 2-8-7 " it just to punish q
man for being periec. and upright!
IS. g. Merritt.
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Question No. IL

Please toll rs why psul used
this laosuagei
But contrarlwise. when they SAW tina.
tho gospel OF uucircumcisiou was com
United Into me. M the gospel o. thu
cirCumcisios was unto Peter; Gal. al
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CREATIONS
AND
FORMATION

Csatissed iron last week.
In The Arst placs Paul said
Rstsr Wa to blams. All this
wosld csuss the rsadsr TO think
that Peter had committed . great
wrong. But God works in
ministsrious ways, 90 that in Ill
agss his word. may bs made mani.
Test ct the proper time, And in
this act, like many other acts Of
God; inorder to leave On record
the true word OF God, u would
have to appear that Peter did .
wrong. For God knew the time
would come when . world Of
preachers would say that the
whole human family originated
from the man Adam who was
placed in the garden Of Eden; and
that there was but one man.
Wherefore, inorder TO show 10 the
people Of this day and age Of the
world that there vac two people,
aud there was q difference between
tha. gospel OF circumcision
committed t. Peter and the
gospel of uncircumcision commit
ted 10 Paul. God had Peter to
do what he did. So that in thess
last days the minister Of the word
Of God might DO thoroughly furni
shed with all truth, And that th,
reader should 500 the difference
there ia in the two people and thu
two gospels.
Tn eref' 70 when Peter had come
to Antioc /. he found 'there 10th
Jews and !entiles, and he ate Will
them: but whs,. certain of TN
Jews had come from James, who
like a. WAS Peter, preachers o
the gospel OF circumcision, no " III
drew himself from them (the Gent;
! les,) for he feared thoe, Of the ci,
cumcision, And when Peter had 9
disorderly behaved, in like ma II
ner there WIRE other Jews that di,
the same; they dissemhle,l thsmss
vas. insomuch that Barnabss als
was carried away with their diss
mutation. Wherefore. Paul seein
that thay did not walk uprightly
DO said unto Peter before thsr
all. IF thou, being . Jew. lives
after tho manner Of the Gentilsi
and lot o. do she Jews. Why con
pellast thou the Gentiles To live 9
do the Jsws?"
Yes, aud il VT had OF been thai
We might have heard Paul sAylu
"kow Peter, You IRE Jew, all
unto YOU Christ committed al
|
: gospel o! circumcision, w
, have come hare to Antioch, Az
have lived after the manner
the GentiIes hut IA SOON IA the
brethren havs come from Jane
YOU through fear, withdrew you
self from those Gentle convert
becnuss You feared tho Jews tn,
cnme from James, and in this the
will see, yen have broken the la
Of circumcision. mud this disAim,
ation 'hav. cas4cd thu rost
the Jews to do likewise; even
much that Barnrbaa wa, dra y
xwny that their di.sin,ulutip
which gives 10 the ground TO thin
!, that there was quitel difference
the way that Christ was preachs
to tho Gsntilss by Paul, and to Il
Jsws! hy Peter. But Peter. in Il
INSTANCE above Famed, tailed
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No spsxf .!yes Peter y"s know
ysu an p blsns. And in tAis !
muat ~ - yos. that You have
sinnsd; ard hass went contrary to
What God commanded Jon " do.
whersfors Psul aays; I'll thoa
being . Jew snd living altar the
nsn,,sr Of Tie 0sntilss. ard MOI
- do the Jews Why compslsst
thou the Gsnsilss to live - do
the Jewss for We sho are Jaws BY
nature, and not sinners Of The.
0sntilss." hsvs no right to 4"
this. (Ths jaws by nature. that
are spoken II herr, ere thosa Jews
that had never mingled with the
0sutilss, especially in marriage
with thsn.) And Peter and Paul
had nsvsr psrtook Of the sbomin.
able thing.
Aud when Peter vas st Antioch.
among the GENTLE brsthrsn, there
wss 10 wrong in that; but whore
the wrong came 10, We where hs
showed himself . coward, bv try.
ing 70 compel the Gentle chris.
tians, to live ~ the Jew christians
did. for lear those brethren that
came from the apostle James,
would accuse him of eating With
uncircumsissd people; which 60
cording to the sospel of circum'
cision. they were not allowed te
do. That u tho Jews had to b
circnmcissd under this gospel, and
they thought that tho Semitic be-
lever had TO b. the same. Jus'
~ tho people o: today belisve'
that the Jews have to come unde1
the gospel Of uncircumcision; wit
does not know how to rightly di
vide the Word OF truth. and furth
or add that the Jews by nssur
we're such as Paul represented
himself to be, before he was calle'
to the apostlsship Of the Gentile'
ace Acts % and 26ch.
And this calling did not chang
Pauls nature one particle. Tn
sinners of the Gentiles we're tn
lost sheep; to which class ba
longed the woman that was TAX
} On in adultery and brougb
before Jesus. by the Jews. Use
St, John $50
And according to their iav
should have been stoned to dealt
(See St. John 8-6 Lev. 20.l0 Deu,
22-1l. and Joshua 23-l2-l3.l
Hut this did not happen tn he
} for the resaon Christ had cam
' to take away that curse. Henc
he forgsve and said unto her. z
and sin No mUre; tha law conl
/, not justify such sinners; II too
/. Christ To justify this class, an
: by rightly dividing the wore
and finding the great di6crenc
there were between the two, "
can plainly see why the law coul
not justify them, for life had
=, be granted. and this the u
!, coulc not do, Therefore, We %
Why a man il not justified b
7 the works Of the law. but. by Il
!, faith Of Jesus Christ for h, Il
. works Of the law. no flesh shu
be justihed.
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No. -.

ND, y.
Bro. Ed. please let some preacher
isll me who 10 the cause Of so many
divisions: making SO many diferen.
denominations fighting each
other with the sword Of scisms.
John Volaer
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!iks Ne chat n thu wind. aud |
they tfisd = compel the 0snsilssI
e DO = Il 4 Jsss, This. vas1
the great xrosg Fail. ssminds
them of; for when James. csphus|
and John mad sxtsaisd TO Paul
the right hand Of fsllouship that
they should 80 p the heethsn
and they The tvslSe apostles to|
the Jews. This di4ASenes was|
ct forth, and Paul xithstsnding1
Peter. reminded them Of this
fact. We think somstims.. that
Psnl would ny TO Psssr, Now
Peter, just 80 what you havs
done in these psrilous times, ycu|
have yielded to tho hansful' IN.
Auence Of the evil one. and have
caused . great contention among
u. And in this. Peter we'll knew
that be had done . wronk; for he
knew that his mission Vas to
preach tho gospel Of circumcision
to the Jew; and this he had been
doing apong the brs.hren that
came from Jamss: and fer this
reason, he withdrew from the
Gentiles, who had BEEN instruct.
ed under puni's teachings, and
desire them to live al did the
Jews (See Gal. End. Ch., 18th.
vs.) And this We repeat sp.
pearant,y was q wrong thing
TO do.
For Peter would only need "a
call)to bis memory the vision al
Joppa, while he wss on thu
housstop; or the scene II the
outpourine Of the Holy Ghost d
the house OF Cornelius, or the
accusation of his brethren
brought against him at Jsrusa
lem after b. had returned frou
the house If Cornelius, in0rdel
. to show him that he had dont
wrong. in trying to compel tn
Gent tn serve God as did tn
Jews. For they said unto Petel
you went into men uncircum'
,cised. and did''eat with them;
l(See Acts Iltu CHI This show
plainly. that under the teaching
LOT the twelve apostles. they al
had to be circu mcised bafor
they could be recognized, as be
ling accepted with God and no
so with the Gentiles.
| Aud before these other apostles
and brethren at jerusalem, woul'
be satisfed. Potter had to RI
hearse al that transpired fros
the house top at Joppa, until hi
mission was ended. Of thu h"us
of Cornelius, aud stating TO them
THAT God had shown him. that tn
1ent,les were no more, an unclea
people; for in Christ they had r.
ceivsd the promise. Of the hol
!, IGhost. Ths same as they (the Z
postlss,) had received the powe
Of that promise. OH the day I
lPenticost. And then he went I"
to say what was I. that l, coul
withstand Godf Az much ~ I
lazy, il God through Christ, ha
cleansad them, and brought the,
Into the kingdom. without tn
I ordinances ar customs OF the Low
II What is that to me, therefore.
cannot Withstand God. S-ei,l
"H. has granted them rspentsnt
unto lie "
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Please tell 10 Why Il Vas that
Psul said thisi
A concerning The gospel. thsy ere
eaemiss for your cakes: but - touching
tho election. they are beloved for shs
fathers sskes. Rem. 1i-2s.
r.y~r
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CDURAuE:

G6URA6E:
Continued from last week.
II -escues the unhappy from
degradation and thA feeble from
contempt.
The greater part ot TIE courage
that Is needed in the world II
nut Of N heroic kind. There
neHdn the common courage to b
hoassk the courage TO resist
temptstion, the courage 70
spar he testh, the courage TO-
be vhst " really sre. and not
! to pretend TO be what We are NOT,
the courage to live honestly /,
within our own means and not :
dishonesty upon the means Of .
others.
The courage that dares to dis
play itself In silent effort and en-.
desvor. that dares TO endure all
and suffer oil for truth and duty
and . cru:ifed Saviour. is more
truly heroic than the achieve
ments Of physical yalor. which
are rewarded by honors ana4itles
or by 'aurels, sometimes stepped
in blood. 1t is moral courage
; that characterizes the highest
; order OF manhood and woman
hood.
} intellectual intrepidity is one
Of the vital conditions of iude-
; pendence and SELF reliance Of
! character
} A man must have the courage
: to be himself and not the shadow
D or the echo Of another. He must
!. exercise his own powers. think
: his own thoughts and speak his
Q own sentiments:
He must elaborate his own O.
1 pipions and form hia own con.
victions: But should do oil these
being guided by the Spirit Of
God. which will lead him into all
truth.
u II has been said that he who
e dares not form an opinion must
}. be q coward, he who will not
= must be an idIer; he who can
j, not must be fool, Every spirit
enlightenment OF the world TO
come has been earnestly sough,
und called from the Throne Of
" God by the Punishment of all
I seli-righteousness. self.conceit
/. and sclf'sacrifice of all lusts of
the flesh.
= The passive endurance Of the
man or woman who for con
sciOus sake is found ready 10
!" suffer and endure in solitude,
. without 40 much as the encour.
d agemsnt Of even q single sympa-
X thising voice, is an exhibition of
a courage Of o far higher kind than
-, that displayed in The roar OF battle,
where even the weakest feels en-.
= Outraged and enspired by tue en-.
e thus;asm Of sympathy and the power
ID Il numbers.
N Time would fail TO" tell of the
~ names Ct those who through faith in
principals, and in the face Of diff
ru',ics. dangers ann safie,,nrs, have
. fought q good fight III the moral
'e xarfare Of the world. and been con-
70 tent to lay down their lives ,a,he,
:, than prove false 10 their conscien,
;" sions convictions OF the truth.
| The patriot who fights an always
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