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Show UTAH CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE. tunc and Aftuvlh. SHI! 10C1SLEV HALL BY UJ- UEH, IrilUl mils Author, atheist, ewaykt, novelist, rhymester, pUy your part; 1'uiut themoital shame of nature with the living hues of art; rrxYON. if Tennyson's geni as is deserting him in t old age, tfdn last poem does not reveal str for iu our judgment it is one of his best. We hate made vb'ttiotis fioni it, some of which an gents and worthy of a jAape among immoital lines. Yonder in that chapel, dowiy rieiuia now into the lu-- ground the Warrior, iuj forefather, with the hound i roused for once, he nr tm ltia i the warrior, dead uM the Mo.-to- ; coiM.iPaa.Kr'isr, Bl'lLDKS OF Buivs, Oarri.igfcs, Farm ami r - WJSlI to crush the his glorj, dead the cause In hidi he died. Vet Low often I and Ae.y m the mouldering aisle base stood. Hazing for one peunit'e moment ..u that founder nf our blood. w V V. clas.s-mcetin-'- s, full-brai- n, n woue the fires of youth, the follies, furies, curses, passionate tears, I inue like fires, floods and eaithijimL-- s of iheidanet's dawning years; hiies that shook me mice: but now to silent ashes fallen away, Bolted In universal harvest up to cither pole elm the gleam of Cold upon the dead volcano smiles, day. dying Cniverssi ean softly washing all her warless isles, tiger-madne- ss sli mother, wearying to he Evolution ever climbing after some idea! good, left alone, And Reversion, everdraggmg Evolution iu the mud. 1inlug for the stronger hemt that nre had beat beside her own, What are men that H stiouid hewl us? cried the of Sacred Song, Truth--f- or Truth is Truth he worship!, being true Insectsking of an hour that hourly work their brother as he was brave; insect wrong, Good for tiood is t ice d -- he followed, yet he looked While the silent heavens roll, and suns along their beyond the grave; fiery way, Wiser there than you that, crowning barren Peath All their planets whirling round them, flash a milas lord of ail, lion miles a day. dr, mitt's closing eurtara is the Peseta this Earth so huge and yet so bounded, pools of salt and pail plots of land, Beautiful was death in him who saw the death hut Shallow skin of green and azure, chain of mounkept the dok, tain, grains of sand. staving women and tiisir babies and sinking with the sinking wieek. Only that which made us meant us to be mightier . by and by, our race No! since for dying done forever ever? Set the sphere of all the boundless heavens within began the human eye, Ever, Ever, and Forever was the leading light of Sent the shadow of himself, the Boundless, through man. the human soul, 1 hose that hi bancu tan burials killed (he slave and Boundless inward in the atom, Boundless outward slew the wife In the w hole. Felt within themselves the sacred passion of a second life. Is It well that while we range with Science, gloryIiphan warnors dream of ample) hunting grounds ing the tune, tne night! beyond City children soak and blacken soul and sense iu Kven the black AttetiaAin dying hopes he shall city slime? return a white. There among the glooming alleys Progewi halts on truth and good for good? Be goml? The Tr.tli palmed feet, Crime and Hunger cast our maidens by the (hmtaand true, the pure, the just Taka the charm forever from them and they on the street; crunihlt- - into dust: There the master scrimps his haggard nemprirevj Love your enemy, bless jour hamrs, said the of her daily hiead. t of Hie gloat; There a single sordid attic holds the living and the Ihiistiai! hue aumtig the I (lurches N4e.i the twin uead. of heathen hate. There the smouldering fire of fever creeps across ton alms of blessing man had coined From the the rotted floor, himself a mise; And the crowded couch of Incest in the warrens of Home of Pete- r- which Wos cruder, Home of the poor ! which was worse? I ranee had shown a light to all men. preached a Light the fading gleam of even, light the glimmer of the dawn: gospol all mens good; t elite I'emos ro.e a demon, shrieked and stayed the Aged eyes may take the growing glimmer for the gleam withdraw a. light with uiood, Hope was ever on her mountain, watching till the Far away beyond her myriad coming changes earth will be, d.iy began, i i owned With gHulipht over daihite- - from Use still Something other than the wildest modern guess of you and me. imrwei) su:i. of the the Forward, then; hut still remember how the course Ban! we grown at last beyond pansimis of time will swerve, priiuiil i Ian Kiil your ueniy, for you hate him? Mill your Crook, and turn upon rise',; in many a backward sti earning cm ve. enemy was a man. over-trag- ic w fr un-ate-- gl la-sa- Youthful youth and age are scholais yet but iu the lower school. Not is he the wisest man who never proved himself a fool. - class-le.ulei- y Speedily Cured. our-elve- I am satisfied that this remedy saved my Jno. Webitor, Pawtucket, li. I. A severe cold, which suddenly developed into Pneumonia, and obrimite prexi ntmg dangirons Mr physician ordeu-- the svmptoinB. two of Ayn8 blurry IVeloral. His instructions wore followed, and the result was a rapid and p moment euro. Promo, Tex. If, E. Smupsoc, liog-Two years ago I suffere 1 from a severe Cold, w hirl; settled tn my Lungs. 1 various physicians, and took the medicines they prescribed, but received only temporary relief, A friend induced niota try Ayeis Cherry Pectoral. Afts r was taking two bottles of1 this medicine I Pecturned. Since rises Lave given the toral to my cbildtcn, aud eoMiuer it con-enlt- i 1 i 1 , e;s J.it-- o. i !a;H-1I- V S can-n- -t - - '( u.s meek fi.ick rise uiight fri.m ! r sent, be. l.es !: (pec place, i ;o.,r markets, pul yi,,ir tidal at hlotj wiiom her face. o' rJVcd, aiui, yrihng wuh amble r.aaire iheyidsha: street, he.above toe lif.uii, and swear ;!e. bo. 8 ill tllU feet, Bn; iir the old daik ago h,u L wlPtout the f.Kn, wThoct the Bie.ikFie Mate, n, thioch. thoTiir me, aad roff u, P-- hv, tr :r Cui; toed, with irayr ami rons f. ,rfl(io!i, aiul out of tlieir ow n ik-i-iv ibsalvatmn of .souls, f riin-- il tin Al- c, Now, N.n ptuber. lbSfi, its mom- i). rstt. many of wLosn uro in MA'iii-av ii!e ot'ncis arc 1 iiiie os, am! fifteen States, ami a .suittoiiMl tiirou few sire in Afiica, trihma and India; and a prominent Cldcego pastor, comeishiji with its history and woik. writes; uTbo , n- , , I co; . x i t. is a el ... lyoing e J CMi c Mef c. I 1 j , . Loci-a- i I Sunday School Suppli Or anything you want, order of I C. H. PARSONS Co Booksellers, Stationers and Newsdealers, rialfc - Ayers CherryA Federal : I by IV. fsi'.sl il ty Oo.,t:i, M. J.C. Ayw iirayefehi. Price ft; six bottu, Itfiurri Lake City. Pioneer Lumber Yard. "W db 35EL SXuXjiIIjS. 3E3C. Yho3esnIe and Retail Dealers in Lumber, T. k Bustle Siding (L Flooring, Lath, Windows, S2xi.i3.gles, Doors, IBlixixi 3 axxcL JMo xx.ld.TX.ggs, Ofpost? Ft. u dealt h I Vo.nl AeeMblp lioonts Our assortment in all grades of build ir e materials is Dillard complete. To our X'ations we gnarrrmtee riati- - fa ion in juice and quality. : Auerfoacb. 33ro EAST TEMPLE STR EE 1, SALT LA li E CITY. New arrivals daily ol Fancy and Staple XXRIES3 GOODS, JNUXXiILl TsTIBTi'D", into.. 14G Gents and Roys Clothing. Roots ami Shoes, Fit.. HATS AND CAPS, NOTIONS, OUR STOCK comprises of ail that U Dress tat yard From lOcfs G-oodc,- N i axi Elko nt in w . for durable Marin OF to Choice Grenadines, FTC,, Sii.,-- . ,a m 3- - per yard Burettes, Polonaise Cloths, CLXx:i33IO0&3, tc., mr Stuck MILLINERS will ti-i- d Yew unci Full in Every I)rarlment LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S READY : ; vj-MlTS, iNTfcct lit, Tory cheap. Cull and convince yo us. Tics, Frin Novellies in Embiid'jtic. Zephyrs, Tab! a etc. Towels, Damasks, Gents' and Bov4 Ciutiitng, ftViiN an-- Bo;,- und anrt GooiK. Fund Gents Bos ddng Vjy, Cheap. 'WhoIesaJ-. pric-saand Rounl Bnyms will fin-- 'ir in ducement to trade vuthtiv n d. Orders promptly tilled and hoe. .r ' Ie :oa;ae' M-- i ';. , Y-tf-n,- , r. 1 for Colds, Concha, and all Throat and Lung diseases, ever used in my f on;.!, Robert YauJerptxff, Mcadville, la. Sump rime Ago I took a slight Cold, which, bring Biglecttd, grew worse, and fettled on my Lnu,;a. I had i backing cough, an-- wai wry weak. Thoseto ho be knew me brsT considered l.iv life sn crent danger, 1 continued to affer until I cow me need using Ayerri Cherry Pectoral. L"is than one bottle of this valuable iiicdii ire cured rue, and 1 feel that I owe the preservation of inv life to i: cuiativn powers. Mrs. Aria Lockw cxu, Akron, New York. is console red, A vt rb Cherry one great rewdv for all ibseaeos hue, thettooat and lungs, an-- ia imwe of the In simxiiuid thnr, my ot her ,mdn Inc of it class. J. F. ?tobett8,Yfagtiolia. Ark. t ! ar h your ilalteie I kings I'uit rial; dit se who rend can nd- -. ! The Best Remedy lb Cl School Supplies, d H-- ro 'ivol. School Books, I conlrvted h-- 1'Lo ago. SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. life. ,, no!vr At Eastent Pricvi. ut r ''', Orders by mail filled wiili Promptness, 144 & uf ito-ri- ; la,. DruggiMs at all Hours, Day and Night. 3? la often the beginning of serious affections of the Throat, Bronchial Tubus, and Lungs. Therefore, the importance of early and effec live treatment cannot be overestimated, Ayers Cherry Pectoral may always ha relied upon for the speedy cure of a Cold or Cough. Lat January I was attacked with a severe Cold, whirls, by neglect and fre-qj;t, exposures, became worse, finally settling on iny lungs, A terrible cough soon followed, accompanied by pains in the chest, from which i suffered intenseith-oly. A Her trying v arsons remedies, w obtaining relink I commenced taking Ayers Cherry Perioral, and was Ere she gam her heavenly rest a Hod must muig5e wilh the game; Kay, there may he thoue about us whom we neithei name, the powers of good, the Pell within ns as powers of ill, Miowiug halm or shedding poison in the fountains of ihe will Follow you the star that lights a deswri pathway, yours or mine i Foiward. t.li yon v tbo highest; human nature is divine I Follow light and do the right, for man con half control hH doom, lions! Till you inid the deathless angel seated in the vacant r be von O level lid! it born? with the Kipui! yes, to inh. flat, ha: m us, omtor, t.l! the non look no larger !l,.m Forward! Li t!;e 8!orn,y moment tly and imugle w tlh the p tst ! the ca ifh.it loathed have come to love him. Love will v contpier at the last. - roj.d burn by and thre a c riiH-- . h.ib at fioue eighty i mine own age, and I and ji u will right divine. liear the pall ! lower ihan bixoxen or Hep and tin rt up hud Then I e.we throe lord and nutter, iatist rd of his hV.llie, l.ocksley Hall. i hi H, f'lsn.-- s! lnd in mit nt i, chno' in cguin the game, leedoii! free hi slay heno it, ;.nd djing while ley shout ter isaase' -we gain .1 a k'lown ie huiope, .ep by on tin 1 ),lciIu!ii-- , in A gust, I 1'' y Prescriptions Carefully Prepared by Competent s, A Common Cold tl?ujp!-ar- ili.-iuu-- E3to-- IJEI3El.2F,TTIk!lE??Cl.'!ir, sat-isfji- Forward far an t.ir from heie is all the hope of eighty years. e TflUiTillTIClfS MINTS, Oil, Y1RSISHES, BRUSHES, o Poor old voice of eighty crying after vokes that have fled ! Ail I loved are vanished voices, ad my steps aro on the aead. Ah the world m ghost to me, and as the phantom tt-l- And Dcaleis m life-mott- . Poor old Heraldry, poor old History, poor old Poo-trpassing hence, In the common deluge drowning old political common sense ! Oo. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DROGGITSS, cap-she- iioue thy tendi them? feasants maiui the Have we sunk helpless louse, and drive Innocent cattle under thatch and hmu the kuidher brutes tuive. Brutes! the finites are not wronger-!- burnt at midnight found at mmu. Twilled hard in mental agony, with thou offspring bom unborn, 1 Imging to I he rib-n- t mother. An- we devils? Arcs we men? 'Went St, Francis of Asisi - would that he were here again. He that m h, catholic wholeness uwii to call the very Itoweis hiothe, and the lasts whose aims are baldly levs than ours, fi.tos. cosmos! i'iwmo, chaos! We can l how all will end? Read the wide worlds amiais, you, ami hike then w isdoiii for jom friend. Hope the best, but hold the Fu sent fata daughter of the on; riijpe your l.e.sit to fiud the h mi, but dn-athat the hour will lust Av. if dynamite and u".oivei leave jm, coinage to be w le. Wheo was age so crammed wuh men nnulne.ss Wi ltd,, spoken hex? Envy wear the nmk of love: ami laughing miL it fact to coni, Ye nre i nicils, equal i 18 h w c U l o'- - to ttiong.fd Francis K. Willard says; The Alliance of Methodism. seems to be the If our young people will take as their More holiness give me, and keep to it instead of being led away of ambition or the by the bugle-cal- l syren voice of pleasure, they will become the Spartan band of Christendom. What would I now give if such an Alliance had sought and secured iny memAnd Mrs. bership in my girlhood. Asburv Lowrey adorns. U1 wateh the proceedings of the precious Alliance with the fondness of a mothers love. Young people and others directly associated with them in Christian work, may become members of the Alliance by subscribing to its constitution. Seven may organize a local Alliance, and the young people of any Conference district There may organize a district Alliance. local Alliances and are now twenty-twdistrict Alliances on each of the six districts of Rock River Conferences and the Niles District of Michigan Conference. These voung people have been greatly helped in Christian experience and work by this organization. Pastors, do you not know teachers, other young people who would be benefited by joining the Alliance? Young people, who, hardly knowing what they do want, are yet hungry for a more Christian life? Can you not present us pledges to them as the reaffirming of tiioir Church vows, and as an aid to keeping those vows in their true spirit? For additional information, circulars, and constitutions, write the general (Mi responding Secretary, Miss Lodilla Ambrose, Evanston, Illinois. STORE, JSLII&iol efe Moore, I. white-heade- DEI WASATCH half-brai- n hus-ha- i aT'; :VVSi!Mx, i s - Ikick Boards, Wk-yu-m- system-kingdom- and where of old we held again I stood kraut in iirajer, heitKitii easement crmmon , with the i lose Uie of IXMWej tCre All in white Italian marhie, looting still a if she emiied, Lies my Amy, dead m childbirth, dead the mother, aead tne child, (lead, and sixty years ago, and dead her aged now. d dreamer, stooped and i, this old, ksised her marble blow. Veil fl at W o to- - SPiUNO AND TRAVKUNO WAGONS, and ;C ifain siieei, Salt Lake City. ld I long.ii to.s w m:.j Or- c feet upon ., STUDEHAltO BROS. HAXUlACTURIXG H'pyosu brother's vices open, strip jmn own fool passions bare; Down with reticence, down with reveieuce, Set thorn s'ure. Food Uie budding rove of boy hood with the draiuage of your sewer; Send the dram into llis fouucun tost t'm stream should issue pure; Settle maiden fancies wallowing in the troughs of Zolaisui; with the pastorate of the Cnurch in ail the Forward, forward ay and backward, downward too into the abysm; woik sd the Uiuirch; uoiieii in ,sn ohsn-vaiieDo your best to charm the worst, to lower the risof the rules of the (,'hu-ch- , ami in ing race of men; Have we risen from out the beast? thou hack into nhstinence from ail tiiiup-- . timt ..m inthe beast again, toxicate, and all amusements that aie i Inly dust to dust for uie that sicken at your lawless ofieusive to epiri.ual hie and pow, i ; dm; Bust, iu wholesome dut before the united to keep alive im old tinu inter-- . Newer world begin. and iu i verv wav esl in When the schemes and all Uie s Jesus. lead to Such h uiiii.n as to and republr fall, Something kindlier, higher, all for each and each thus must He a suert-sami a power in for ail? And Bishop W, X. Niinie n Ail the races led by armistice, Methodism. ln-eand truth, I have always a warm avs: limy All the millions one ti iengih, with ail the visions frieud of the Alliance. Its aims are in of my youth? All diseases quenched by science, no man halt or the highest sense praiseworthy." The daf or blind, 11. B. Rev. 1'iesident !)., ever horn of Ridawuy, Stronger weaker, lustier body, larger mind? of Garrett Biblical Instinm adds; uIt Earth at last a warless world, a Biugle race, a single would seem to me a pood thing if tliis tongue? I have seen her far away, for is not Earth as yet so Alliance could become as wide-spad as youug? Methodism itself; it is adapted to ru ive Every muzJed, every serpent passion killed. primitive Methodism, to do a good work Every grim raviue a garden, every blazing desert And especially among young people, tilled? AFTLS. 7 SIIMCOIXT IMkXLllrXXTlS-HW- that Immerse A.ISOO to UMtonrjf' Ye : -- e Iitw jna Mo-- HWN , -n- -. eo i 1T OY GOODS. either at Any one desirous of purchasing goods in the abuvto vRit onr wholesale or retail, will do establishment ere doing so. Orders by mail promptly arn! carefully attended to. - SIMON BliOTIl EH8, r-- ,. |
