October 1899

27 articles

• 1Cover, Masthead, and ContentsYoung Men’s Mutual Improvement Associations
• 2Evils of Drink and Tobacco, and Some Remedies ThereforSeymour B. Youngpp. 881 to 886
• 3His Light, a PoemJ. G. Whittierp. 886
• 4Curious Animal Life and FishingW. O. Leepp. 887 to 892
• 5War’s Drum, a PoemScott of Amwellp. 892
• 6The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints at the Parliament of ReligionsB. H. Robertspp. 893 to 906
• 7Life’s ObstructionsA. Woottonpp. 907 to 908
• 8A Message to GarciaElbert Hubbardpp. 909 to 913
• 9SonnetKazinczyp. 913
• 10Origin and Nature of Man, from the Standpoint of Revelation and ReasonJohn Nicholsonpp. 914 to 919
• 11A Highland CottageAnonymouspp. 920 to 922
• 12Hope Thou in GodAnonymousp. 922
• 13The Tide of Life: A Plea for Mormon CivilizationJ. H. Wardpp. 923 to 926
• 14AmericaYoung Men’s Mutual Improvement Associationsp. 926
• 15Continuity in CharacterGeorge H. Brimhallpp. 927 to 929
• 16Some Selections Worth StudyingYoung Men’s Mutual Improvement Associationspp. 930 to 933
• 17Midnight Musings, a PoemC. L. Walkerp. 933
• 18Religion as a Comfort in Old Age and AdversityWilberforcepp. 934 to 936
• 19The History of the Old SchoolmasterBjørnstjerne Bjørnsonpp. 936 to 942
• 20A Strange DwellingEdward William Dutcherpp. 942 to 943
• 21Editor’s Table: Talks to the Young Men; The Tendency to Deify EvilYoung Men’s Mutual Improvement Associationspp. 944 to 947
• 22NotesYoung Men’s Mutual Improvement Associationspp. 947 to 949
• 23In Lighter MoodYoung Men’s Mutual Improvement Associationspp. 950 to 951
• 24Our Work: Writing as a Means of ImprovementYoung Men’s Mutual Improvement Associationspp. 952 to 955
• 25Just a Hint or TwoH. W. Naisbittpp. 955 to 957
• 26To Association OfficersYoung Men’s Mutual Improvement Associationspp. 957 to 958
• 27Events of the MonthThomas Hullpp. 959 to 960