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Show The principal speakers at the meeting meet-ing onvSunday night were Judgo Tanner Tan-ner and Prcs. Golden Kimball, of Salt Lake. The interest of the audience was veiy marked while the latter read excerpts from speeches made by his father, President Hebcr C. Kimball, In the tso's, prophecying about some events that have already come to pass. The whole of President Golden Kimball's Kim-ball's remarks wcic highly appreciated, being very opportune. He touched very sympathetically upon the condition condi-tion of men who had become slaves to the liquor habit, and advocated a brothci ly work with such men, stating that usually men who acquire the habit of drinking liquor are whole-souled whole-souled and of bright intellect, that they arc too good to be, left alone without some clfort being made to reclaim re-claim them. His remarks appeared to tlnd an echo in the hearts of the hearers. t |