Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-07

Recommends BY persistent practice OF
\ Mind Cure such little exercises as
Tor Nerves. the following may the
comfortable result be at
tanned. When house, cleaning IN on
hand. and Dinah Is snappy, and the
meat doesn't come, and your forgetful
husband brings an unannouced gticst,
and you want 10 NY into ten thousand
pieces, don't Find the funny side. Sit
down one minute and laugh about H.
Then make the best OF the situation
and afterwards figure out how much
nervous enorgy YOU have saved to spcnd
on pleaSanter thing, and how much
discomfort from your bad temper YOU
nave spared really good natured and
repentant husband. Again. when the
FERTILE Bobby, In seHIch of occupation
makes mud pies on the front parloi
rug. Just before the first call of your
most fashionable ncighbor. don't make
IL tragedy ranking with bankruptcy
and sudden death. Bobby must have n
nice. appropriate punishment. of cotrse.
hut don't draw out OF your nervous
hank-acoount for the purpose an
amount OF emotion that ought 10 last
you week. Once mora, when you are
IN the midst OF an important piece of
literary work. and the Irish maid I'm tho
next apartment furnishes a continuous
concert off the key, don't condemn her
TO everlasting torment, but bribe her
kinuly TO atop, IL you can. IL You cam
not. stun your ears with cotton.--Har-
per's Bazaar.
Good Advice Here we arc
On What Books scattered over eight
10 Heau Daiiy. million square miles,
more or less and we
are making our plans. Into these plans
Systematic reading shall come, Just as
certain as sleep or breakfast or dinner
or supper. BY systematic reading
means that besides the newspaper and
the magazine and the novel there shall
be one hour of every day devoted to
Ieaulng on system. Make 1t more IL you
IKE. though l shall not let YOU go
beyond three hours a day, but one hour
ut least in day there must be. Thus
take II for granted that You have
IN your own room, on your own table,
your Bible, your hymn book and some
one or Two other books which Will help
you in your daily intercourse with the
GOOD God. Each one of you can choose
these for yourself. You ought 10 he
grounded in Il fashion in the history of
the town, of the state and of the conn
try do not care whether you were
born there or not You must not lot
any accidental visitor ever ask YOU
what was the origin of things there
whiie you are unable to tell him. Was
the place first open to Christian clyili-
cation when LaSalle came down the
river; or when the Hampshire Grants
were quarrel about; or when Captaln
gray IN the Columbia came to anchor?
And you ought to know decentIv well
the history of the state, whether that
written history be 900 years old or
three months old Do not let me come
into Oklahoma this summer and ash
you about the history OF the emigra-
ton OF the Cherokees into the Indian
territory, or the sun Worship of the
Creeks, and hnd out that you know no
more about 1t than ! do And side NV
side with this. and as basis of this
you must have a decent anuualntance
with the history of the United States
DR. Edward Everett Hale, in Woman's
Home Companion.
Inconstant Mightier and vAt a,-or
As the Sea mightier, their eagle.
is Our Life. speed ever algmentinn
and the ornate maRnlf-
cence and regal splendour of their an
pointments surprising almost any
hins now attempted In the most pal
atial OF modern buildings, the grent
floating palaces, or rather citjes--for
their population numbers several thou
sands--of the present day surpass the
steam packets OF sixty years ago as
UNNECESSARILY as those noisy and la
bouring little paddle-whcelers sur
passed the primitive craft with which
the vikings of old ravaged the Eng
lish coasts. And to the tired brain
worker, or to those who desire TO es-
cape from the fogs, and the billiards..
and the biting, icy breath of the geld
rorth, end to revel In the genial sun
shine Of the Riviera. or In the yet
warmer, naJure-ravoured land of the
Pharaohs, or in that fower-adorned
country of supremest interest, tho
Holy Land, a voyage in one of those
rreat iners-provded of course that
the traveller can laugh TO scorn the &C.
casional boisterous efforts of Neptune