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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-22
APPEAL TO CHARITABLE.
Needy Cases Ready To BE Assisted by
Salt Lake Charity Association.


-Four years ago the salt Lake Chart
ty association was formed, and during
these four years II has been the strong
est society fer relief and charity In our
city.
II has been supported entirely by
voluntary contributions, and IL a care
full dispenser of funds entrusted to It's
care.
During the four years of Its existence,
the association has aided, In one way
or another. 4,4S1 persons, and IN It's
work OF relief has constantly sought TO
help each needy one to be eventually
able TO help himself, and to avoid be-
coming a dependant.
The financial and industrial condi-
tons OF the past few months have Grip
pied some of the largest contributors
to this association; and these same
conditions have greatly increased the
number of persons who are obliged to
ask relief. Today. with a very large
number. of needy cases appealing for
help, the association finds itself with
out funds or resources of any sort.
There is no way to meet the demands
of this hour unless the people In gem
eral help as they are able. Many con-
tributons. from one dollar and up
wards, must be made, and must be
made at once, IL suffering Is to be re-
lieved and poverty aNerted.
The association needs $4,000 to en-
able it to meet the demands that will
be put upon IL during the next 90
days, and the directors feel that this
amount will be contributed by the peo-
pie now that they know the need. and
realize the urgency of the situation.
Checks or money may be sent to the
treasurer, Mr.. NJ. II, Walker, at Walk
or Bros bank.
DR. T. b. BEATTY,
ELMER ]. GOSHEN,
w. MONT. FERRY,
VIM. III. TIBBALS,
Committee for the Association.
The directors of the association are
Messrs. DR.. Il. r. Beatty, president;
j. d. Wood. vice president; NJ. II
Walker. treasurer; j. b, Evans, secre-
tary; Elmer ]. Goshen, Simon Bam-
berger. r. A. Druehl, w. Mont. Ferry
Jos. Geoghegan and VIM. III. Tibbals,
Capt W. NJ. Woods, general supertn-
tendent.
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HINES WILL RESUME.
Work Ordered Started at Ohio Ken
lucky aud Prince Consolidated.

e. l.. Godbc manager of the Ohio
Kentucky and Prince Consolidated
mines M the Phoebe district, wired the
superintcndentH of the respective prop
critics 10 organize their forces preparn-
tory 10 the resumption OF development
work which was suspended on the 2gth
of last December. The Ohio kentucky
and Prince Consolidated are two of the
principal mines IN the camp OF Phoebe
and ms soon as the metal markets offer
more encouragement. regular ore ship
ment8 viii be inauBurated
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MASON VALLEY COPPER.
Company is Now Pushing Develop
mcnt Work.

The Mason Valley Copper company
resumed operations on It's Yerineton
holdings yesterday morning and pro.
poses to prosecute development from
this time on with more vigor than here
totorc, says the Yerington Times.
Thursday eight machine men arrived
in HerinGton from salt Lake city and
were Immediately taken to the mine. 1t
is stated that this force will be gradu-
ally Increased until at least half a hun
dred men win be employed opening up
the ground.
j. T. Moore, who went 20 Butte short
~ after the shutdown, Is back 10 re-
sumo his position as electrician. Tho
equipment at the mine is one of tho
finest In the district. Everything Is
run By electricity which will greatly
facilitate operations.
The Mason Valley has q remarkable
showing in the underground workings.
In the win2e from the upper tunnel +,
body Of ore is exposed for a great dis
lance which averages In it's entirety up
to shipping grade. The stock is selling
on the curb at around 81 and Is being
eagerly bought up by persons con
versnnt with the merits OF the proper
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
TODAY'S.

Edward I. Ashton and wife 10 Sarah
a. Lemon, part lot I, block 10, plat
- .-'.4s...'s -s.s.s..-s-t...-.-,...s i.1U
IL. C.. Edwards and wife to Mary
Ann Newsom Tmms. part lot 8,
block 49, plat b ..........,.,..-.... 900
Salt Lake Security and Trust Co.,
70 Minnie Rogers, part lot g. block
60, plat c Observation-Disclosures. 81. $50
Gronway Perry to j. w. Webster,
lot H. block 2, Toronto subdi-
d. p. Hokanson to A. Richter. land
in section T. township / north
range 1 west ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. /
John A. Houghton TO Martin Han
sen, lot is. block 1, Walkers sub
ulNlSiou- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 800
Edward Nj. Ashton to George s. Ash
ton lot IL, block II. 5-acre addi-
ton .....,.......- ....................... 1900
Z. C. Rasmussen to the Draper Re-
lief society. land in section 90
township 3 south. range / east -. j
Frank l., Russell to Brigham j.
Stlllman. land in section 30. town
ship l south. range / east .......... 1900
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ONTARIO TUNNEL.
Supt. Williams Confident Difficulties
Arc Nearing end.

IN speaking of conditions at the on
tario drain tunnel at Park city Gen
eral Superintendent =. l.. Williams, Jr.,
stated to News representative to-
day that the outlook for the reopening
of the avenue are getting much bright
er. The hole punched into the main
tunnel a few days ago from u diift
run around what is believed to be the
last serious obstruction Is carrying off
about 500 gallons of water per minute.
supt Ames reports that the pressure
Indicate that the avenue has been tap
ped IN the right place at last. Another
drill hole has been started This VIII
be followed by others ana by this sic +e-
Ike system II Is hoped In due time
70 drain the mines without seriously
cndangering life.
Mr.. Williams Is much gratihed with
the work being accomplished ana feels
confident that the tunnel difficulties
are nearing an end The Ontario tun-
mel has been closed nearly three years
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BONDS ovERspBscRIBED.
Consolidation of Guggcnhcim Copper
Mines Talked OF.

(Pollocks Special Wire.)
Boston, Jan. 22.--An official Of the Ne
vada Con. Copper Co, says suhscrip-
tinns &c the new S90O0.eO0 6 per cent
bonds exceed the amount that will be
Issued twice over. The recent Utah
Copper Cos bond issue has been over
subscribed. Having completed the
financial arrangements of the Nevada
Cons. and the Utah Co.'S involving S.
100000, 1t is said that efforts will be
resumed looking to the consolidation of
the two companies named as well as
the Cumberland ELY. The Guggen-
helms w. Il. Thompson and James
Phillips. Jr., are the controlling inter-
aafs I'm the nrnnertY
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TODAY'S MONEY MARKET.

New York. Jan. 22.--Money ON call
easy. 1 "a at ~ per cent ruling rate
"a per cent. closing and offered at
2 per cent.
Time loans easy 60 days per cent,
90 days 4 u per cent; six months, 4 Y
to per cent.
Close; Prime mercantile paper to
{ per cent.
Sterling exchange steady. with ac-
tual business in bankers bills at 4s6.90
at 4S6.95 for demand, and at 4s3.2O
at 1926 for 60 day bills: commercial
bills, 4s3
Bar silver, So u.
Mexican dollars, a..
Bonds-Governments easy and rail-
roads irregular.
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BUSINESS NOTES

The Deseret National bank yesterday
declared and paid It's regular quarter.
stock.
The feature of the week In local com
meroiol stocks has been the steady
advance In the preferred stock OF Inc
utah-ldaho sugar company. Most OF
the leading brokers have had orders
70 buy at the prevailing prices with
me consequences that the stock touched
ers IN sight
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CONCENTRATES.

Encouraging news comes from the
property OF the Little Eddie Minlag
company IN Bingham. where develop
ment work is In progress
I'D, l., Sheets ana brother. Joe
Sheets, expect to leave shortly on a
trip 10 the Society islands Ia the Pa
cihc.
Word comes from Gold Butte. Nov.
That leaaers are now al work on The
property OF the Gold Butte Mines CON
pany.
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WOOL.
ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS.
st Louis, Jan 22.-Woo--steady Ter
ritory and western mediums 2oI23c; fine
mediums 19d2lc; fine l5g17c
BOSTON.
Boston, Jan. 21.--The local wool market
continues dull. although prices are well
maintained. Manufacturers seem loath
enter into contracts for large amounts.
but there has been quite a demand for
samples.
Quotations:
MISUNDERSTANDING 63l65c; middle
county 5sa6Oc; southern 55a5Sc.
Decentralization No. l. staple zoe: east
ern No. / clothing 6666sc; eastern average
65Q66c; valley No. ! 6olt6Zc.
Territcry-Scoured basis fine staple zoe:
fine medium staple 6Sfl70c; fine clothing
63dGJc; fine medium clothing, s0d62c;
half-blood 65G67c; three-eighths blood s0lp
63c quarter blood 53G5sc; pulled extra So
q70c; fine A, 56a60c; A supers 4Sd55c.
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BOSTON CURE LIsr.

Furnished by private wire by Badger
Bros brokers:
Ahmoek GO@7O. Butte & London,
lGN9s, Boston Con, l4A ml41h; cum.
Ely, ItsWlf5, Dominion Copper 2llG
~ East Butte. 6ts az Poster Cobelt.
l0MsO, Furnace Creek. 9Ol30: GlrouA
iW44 Green q. 81 S., 7bgSO; Majestic,
~ q r.; Muck, l@ll New Titan, q
aba Nlpissing. 7M7is; Lewanee. ~,
VGi $. q r., 1877 4l3A.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-22

Special Correspondence.
Provo, Utah CO., Jan. 22.-Miltod G.
Miles and james II. Ball. trustees, have
commenced quit against the United
States ozo, erte company corpora
ton. and the salt Lake Hardware Co,
also corporation, to foreclose &C.
tain trust deed and mortgage. as re-
corded in book l14, OF mortgages pds
145. upon the records of Titan eouu-
~. on the 3Oth day of November 1901
The property covered by the trust
deeds and mortgages is situated ~
Soldier Fork canyon, an unorganized
district.
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REGuLAR b. NJ. sALEs.

Columbus Con, 80 at 90.
Uncle Sam Con, 500 at 81; 100 at 90,
seller 60.
Beck Tunnel, 100 at SO.
Black Jack, $500 at &c; 5000 at 81
Colorado, 200 at $780, 200 at 2: 80.
S. 60; 1900 at 2.32ts
Crown Point, 500 at Is.
New York. 500 at 1914.
south Columbus. 200 at 10; 300 at IL
Seven Troughs, 800 at So; 500 at 36Ia
Wabash, 400 at a. 200 at 72 100 at 10
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-22
ON MINING EXCHANGE.
y softcning of Prices Noted During
TohaN's Calls.

ON the mining exchange today there
was inclination towards a softening of
prices. Nearly all of the Tintic issues
Were OFT, and that seemed to be the
order OF the day with the Park city
and Alta Issues. About the only ex-
ception was found in Ohio Copper,
which remained strong and recorded
sales up to So. 40 n share. Standard
Copper was offered at "a cents and Ely
Witch at ~ cents.
The closing du, tations and salea
We're;
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-22

per cent values ana at least 100000 tons
carrying 10 per cent In copper This is
enough to keep our smelters going for
the next three generations and yet we
do not know how much ore of hipher
grade we have"
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

CHERRY CREEK MINES co.-pRIN-
Utah. Notice-There are dellnauent nno,,
the following described stock, on account
Of assessment No. ., OF lss cents per
snare, levied on the 18th day of Decem-
the names Of the respective shareholders,
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NEW YORK QUOTATIONS.

Black Jack. 500 at 30; 500 at 26G;
500 at &c, S. So
Crown Point $500 at 10.
Iron Blossom, 1000 at rs.
Uncle Sam Con, 100 at 81.
Utah, 100 at / so.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-22
COMSTOCK.

|
| Francisco on Nevada mining stocks to-
day:
ophir 1.S71aa1. 40 Mexican; 5000;
| Gould & Curry, is bid; Won. Va. $50
81: Savage, 54@55; Hale & Norcross, 40
AL; Yellow Jacket, so bid; Belcher
2S@30; Confidence, 20 asked; Sierra Ne
vada, 44@45; Exchequer, 20 asked;
Union, 26 bid.
ToNoPAH.
Tonopah Nevada, .62Ik04. IS; Mon
tana Tonopah, .S0Q1 30; Tonopah Ex-
tension, 1.50 asked; MacNamara, 2s@29;
Midway, 1907 Tonopah Belmont. n
ais: Tonopah North Star, 10m11; Ohio
Tonopa 8 asked; West End Cons, 80
d3S; Rescue, 500; Tonopah & Califor-
MIA asked; Golden Anchor 4Gp5: Jim
Butler, 3S@39; Cash Boy. l bid; Mon
arch Pitts Exten., bid: Montana
Midway Exten., . bid; Golden Crown,
4 asked.
GOLDFIELD.
Sandstone, % bid; Mohawk. 1850
bid; Col. Mt. II q22: Jumbo Ext. So
@54: Versal, e@7; Pennsylvania. 3
"a; Blue Bull, 1SQ19: Silver Pick, 80
q 90; Nevada Boy 3 bid; Black Butte
Ext, 4G5; Bluo Bell. S@a. Dixie,
as; Hibernia, . bid: st. Ives, 456t
GAS Conqueror, 6 bid; Black Rock,
2W3; Lone Star, 11@l2. G. Wonder,
asked; Potlatch, Is bid; ORC, 10 bid
Kendall Ext, a. Sandstone Ext, 3
asked; Mayne 2@3; Atlanta 37d3S:
CT BENG, 22@24; Simmerone. 3GIO;
Empire, 4Q6: Red Top Ext, IL bid;
Florence, 4.5545. 571s; D'field b. b.
Cons, 1000; Goldfleld Daisy, LOO
], 10 Laguna. 100 bid; Comb. Frac-
ton. 74@75; Ct Bend Ext, 4Q5; CT.
Bend Annex, bid; b. b. Bonanza, 3@4;
Kewanos, 52@54 Esmerald, bid;
Portland. IL bid; Crackerjack. Q bid.
Red Hills, 5000; Mohawk Ext, 4D
5; l.. Dillon, 445: Y. Tiger, 20 asked
Grandma, bid; Y. Rose, 4 bid; Gold
field Con, 3 .45@5.47M; D'feld Trl-
angle. bid; Coming Nation, 4@5.
BULLFRoG.
Original, Sq4; Bullfrog Mining, 6Qlo:
Montana Bullfrog, 2 bid; National
Bank, IL bid; l.. Harris, 1Q2; Anne
thyst, IS bid; Gold Bar. SO bid: Dem
yer Bulfrog Annex. 3 bid; Bonnie
Glare, bid; Maynower Con-, 1917:
Montgomery Shoshone Ext, bid; G
Scepter, 7qS; Montgomery Min, 14GDl5
b. Diamondheld bid. Homestake
Con, 5l955; Y. Girl bid; Nugget,
.Q5i Tramp Con, 1920; Victor, 2@3
MANHATTAN
Mani Cons, 2O@2l; Mann. Min. Co.
3qi; G. Wedge, bid; S. Humphrey,
bid Dexter sql1; Little Joe. lac; Ores.
cent. bid. Combination. / bid; Mus
tang, 10 bid; Cow Boy 3 asked; Ong.
Manu- asked, Broncho, 3 bid; Pine
> asked Ind, Camp, bid; Mineral
HIS i4Gi15
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Bird-Cowan Co.

Custom Assayers and Chemists. 100
South West Temple 1.
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y, II. SNOW IS CO., s.ocl, Brokers.
% Commercial Blk. Both Phones 1877.
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MANHATTAN.
oTHER DISTRICTS

Falivlow Eagle. As bid. Nevada Hills.
200 bid; Plttsburg sil. Peak. lao bid;
Eagles Nest. 1921
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T., NJ. Wesi & Co., stock brokers
d. i, Walker Blk Both phones OF.
flce and residence.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-22

Jesse r. Cannon. Mining Broker.
with Cannon & Cannon, rs 10 SO
Temple,
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A. $, CAMPBELL.
stock Broker, aI5 d. Il. Walker Block
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If. you wish to sell

Either Preferred or common
utnh-Idaho Sugar Company stock
Call on o. write to
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GEORGE NJ. CANNON co

Real Estate and Commercial
stockh and Bonds. We shall be
pleased to receive orders for any
thing in our line. Rooms 5l2-5la
Templeton Building, Bell phone q.
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EtIlI IT II17VVI UsTIIVU VIII INV and am
order OF the Board OF Directors made
many shares OF each parcel Of such stoeI,
as may be necessary will be sold at pub.
lie auction at the Office OF the Secretary
of said Company, at the state Bank Of
the 7th day Of February. 1908 at 10 O'Clock
a. NJ TO pay the delinquent assessnent
thereon together with the costs OF adj
Nertising aud expense OF sale
HENRY 4. McEWAN
CO.. p S Secretary
Utah. '''"o S'E'
llir4t publication, january %, 1908.
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GEO. @ CANNON ASSOCIATION.
BROKERS'. - % So Temple. Both
phones go.
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DECENTRALIZATION.
SUIT FILED AT PROVO

Forenoon total 5s,2OS
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SAN FRANc1sco MARKEr.

James A. Pollock & Co., bankers and
brokers. furnish the following from San
Francisco on Nevada mining stocks to-
day:
COMSTOCK
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-22

ophir s71a@1. 40 Mexican; 5S@59;
Gould & Curry, Is bid Won. Va, $50
81: Savage, 54@55; Hale & Norcross, 40
AL; Yellow Jacket. $50 bid; Belcher
2SG30; Confidence, 20 asked; Sierra Ne
vada, 44@45; EXchequer, % asked;
Union &c bid
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2. n. LlsTED sTOCKs.
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World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1908-07-30

Louis In 1896, IL held first or sec
ond place in 20 States Of the
Uui0n. Private ambitions, i'm
patient at the delay necessary to
bring to fruitage the principles
underlying the movement, blind
ed the convention to the fact that,
q new party. Seeking popular
favor. must be distinct both in
princiles. and political action
from existing political parties.
The acceptance Of the Demo.
cratic presidential candidate by
the convention, eliminated the
peoples party "--practically-
from the politicalfield.
The several political organiza.
lions referred to in this paper,
contemplated such notifications
in the existing industrial sys.
TEN as might make existance
more t"lersble to that great body
of The people engaged in produc-
ing wealth.
With the passing of 'populism'
a new political factor appeared
under the gnise of Socialism.
The advocates of the new
economic thought. holding that
the basic principles underlying
the social state, were at fault.
and that economic justic could
not exist, unless a cooperative
commonwealth was substituted
Tor tn" presant commercial state.
In our next paper, we will exam.
Inc the tenets of Socialism,
j. M. Stoke.
This article will appear in next
weeks issue on account of beng
a half sheet this week.
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Seeing the Inevitable.

Whatever difference Of opinion
may exist as to the part the
Church is destined to take in the
Socialist movement, there is nc
doubt that we are now witness.
ing a most remarkable change Ia
the attitude oil the pulpit on this
lgreat question. Az q case in
point this recent meeting of the
great Pan.Anglican Congress in
London may be cit d. We take
the following account from the
columns VI the New York Sun
of June %:
London June %, Highly sig.
nifcant Of present,day sociologi.
cal thought vas today's princi.
pal session of the Pan. Anglican
Congress here, when the largest
gathering yet attracted assem-
bled to hear the message of the
Church 10 Socialism. One hun
dred and fifty archbishops and
bishops. a multitude of minor
clergy, and an assemblage OF
laymen and laywomen outnum.
boring any hitherto gathered
crowded Albert Hall.
The bishop Of Birmingham,
who was scheduled to preside
was absent owing to illness. He
sent a paper which was read by
his substitute, the Bishop OF
Massachusetts, the keynote OF
which was the injustice of the ex
listing division Of the profits OF
industry. After contrasting the
lgrinding poverty Of the workers
with the extravagant luxury of
the idle rich, he demanded from
the church "a tremendous act of
renltence for having fabcd SO
Long and 80 greatly to champi II
the oppressed and weak, peri.
tence to be followed by repara.
ton ere the wei! meriyrd judy.
,aent OF God take all weapons Of
Sn'iGi influence out of our
! uanlS."
There followed a series OF
eloquent addresses. the first OF
which was Mr.. McBee, of New
York, All the speakers except
one displayed s. cialistic tend.
ency' basing their arguments on
the character and teachings OF
the Founder of Christianity and
the broth irh Iod OF humanity.
The abolition of wage earning
and the public maintenance of
Collaborating mothers were a
nong the reforms predicted or
advocated.
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Aim OF Man.

Those whose object in life Ia
their own happiness find at last,
that their lives are sad failures
We need to do something each
day that shall help us to q better
life Of soul and every word or
deed which brings joy or glad.
ness to other hearts lifts us
nearer a perfect life; for noble
deed ia a step toward God. To
live for something worthy Of
life involves the necessity of an
intelligent and de Unite plan Of
action for each other.
More than splendid DRAWINGS
or magnificent resolves ia no.
cessary to success in the objects
and ambitions If a religious life.
Men come to the best result in
every department of effort only
as they thoughtfully plan and
earnestly toll in given directions.
Purposes and faith without
works are dead. 1t We're vain to
hope for good results from
mere plans.
Random on spasmodic efforts
hike aimless shoots, are generally
no better than wasted time or
strength,
The religious purposes of
shrewd men in the business OF
this life are always followed by
careful plans, enforced by work.
Whether the object is learning,
honor, or wealth, the ways and
means are always laid out &C.
cording to the best rules and
methods of a God like life for a
common good.
The mariner has his chart the
arch!'ec: his plans. the sculptor
bla mode ami all rs means aud
condition Of success. Inventive
gen'u", or even what il called
inspiration can do LITTLE IN any
department OF the theoreiic or
pratlcal .sc,ouce except ny it works
by q weli.iormed Christ. like plan;
then every sep IL an advance
towards the accomplishment of
its otjec.. Each stroke of the CHS.
Ell brings the marble into q c,sarer
'ikeneas to..the model. No effort
or time is lost; for nothing 10 done
rashly OF at Random.
Thus, in the grand aim of life.
If some worthy religious purpose
ts Kept constantly in view, and
Tor its accomplishment every
effort be made every dav OF your
life. Won will unconscjously
Perhaps, approach the goal 0.
your ambition.
To Be Continued