Salt Lake Herald | 1871-04-22 | Page 1 | A Blacksmith's Idea of Religion

A Blacksmith's Idea of Religion. Re-ligion. It has been said that every man has at least one good point in his character. A gentleman, traveling on Sunday, was obliged to stop to have one of the shoes of his horse replaced. The farrier wasjust going to church, but suggested to the traveler that Jem Harrison might be found at home at the next forge. This proved to be true, and the rustic, who had led the gentleman's horse to the spot, exclaimed, ex-claimed, "Well, I must say that for Jem, for it is the only good point about him he do never go to church.