. Juvenile Instructor . se of language, the fewer words youwill find necessary to employ. Brevity,which is the soul of wit, is also the se-cret of force.—Selected. I A Gem Sidney Smith cut the following:from a newspaper ,and preserved itfor himself: When you rise in themorning, say that you will make the day blessed to a fellow-creature. It iseasily done. A left-off garment to theman who needs it, a kind word to thesorrowful, an encouraging expressionto the dejected—trifles in themselvesas light as air—will do it at least forthe twenty-four hours. And if youare young, depend upon it, it will t
. Juvenile Instructor . se of language, the fewer words youwill find necessary to employ. Brevity,which is the soul of wit, is also the se-cret of force.—Selected. I A Gem Sidney Smith cut the following:from a newspaper ,and preserved itfor himself: When you rise in themorning, say that you will make the day blessed to a fellow-creature. It iseasily done. A left-off garment to theman who needs it, a kind word to thesorrowful, an encouraging expressionto the dejected—trifles in themselvesas light as air—will do it at least forthe twenty-four hours. And if youare young, depend upon it, it will tellwhen you are old; and if you are old,rest assured it will send you gently andhappily down the stream of time toeternity. By the most simple arith-metical sum, look at the result. Ifyou send one person away happythrough the day, that is 365 in thecourse of a year. And suppose youlive forty years only after you begi;ithat course of medicine, you havemade 14,600 persons happy—at allevents for a time.— PARENTS CLASS OF BENJAMIN WARD, NEBO STAKE Superintendent, P. Leslie Richardson; First Assistant, Alma Johnson;Second Assistant, James R. Hand. DPICSs^TIrtE* By J. M. Sjodahl CONGRESS ENDS STATE OF WAR The important event of the pastmonth is the adoption by congress ofthe Knox-Porter resolution to whichthe presidential signature was affixedon July 2. It declares the state of warwhich has existed since April 6, 1917,with Germany, and since Dec. 7, 1917,with Austria-Hungary, to be at an end,and it reserves to the Uuited States allrights and privileges, indemnities andadvantages, etc., to which this countryis entitled under the armistice of , 1918, and the treaties of Versaillesand Saint Germain. The next step will be taken by theexecutive department of our govern-ment. The secretary of state will in allprobability draw up a set of documentsembodying the substance of the Ver-sailles and St. Germain treaties, for theCentral Powers to sign, When theirsignature
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