Song of Cheer
Improvement Era, vol. 8, no. 8, June 1905, p. 602
Young Men’s Mutual Improvement Associations
— S02 IMPROVEMENT ERA. the elders of Israel ever since, and it will doubtless continue to be so preached until we all come to a unity of the faith. This plan was also laughed at when it was first made known; now we find people on every hand, who believe the gospel should be preached free. The Church of God and Hardshell Baptists are two amongst the denominations that preach, this way, only accepting donations, and not receiving a regular salary. It has long been supposed by a majority that the Garden of Eden was located some place on the Eastern continent, but in a revelation to Joseph Smith, May 19, 1838, it was made known that Spring Hill, in Daviess county, Missouri, was the place where Adam dwelt. Not long since, a professor of one of the Kansas institutions of learning advocated the theory that "Eden" was located in Kansas, and that Adam and Eve were the original old settlers. P. P. Campbell, Congressman from Kansas, recently received a letter from a constituent living in Oswego, in which he claimed that the ark was launched at some point in the Mississippi valley. He has made a study of the subject from the Bible, and decided from that and other facts that the statement is true. He wishes Mr. Campbell to ask Congress for an appropriation forarcheologiical discoveries, in the state of Mississippi, to determine if the mound builders were not antediluvians. And so we see that the gospel truths, as revealed to the Prophet Joseph Smith, are slowly revolutionizing the thought of the world. , Chattanooga, Tennessee. SONG OF CHEER. Find in your heart a cheering song And sing it as you move along. There's nothing half so hopeful As a little song of cheer, When the burden groweth heavy And the way becometh drear. Selected.