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DIED.

In westbsook, Nov. 81. Mr.. silAs BOothby, aged
81 years.
IN FIeeport. Nov. %. Col. Theodore Curtis, aged
II years months.
In Gorham. Nov. %. Mrs. Mercy Brown, widow Of
the late Samuel Brown, aged ~ years.
In Saco Nov. %. Levi Toothaker OF Brunswick,
and Lydia A. Dunnng. OF Harpswen
In Alfred, Nov II. Charles r. Furguson and Ma
~ S. Clark, both OF Dayton.
Ia Saco, Nov. p John Henry Jones and Jennie
Evans, both OF Rochester.
In Saco, Nov iG, James IL. Smith and Hattie i.
MOODY.
In Bangor, Nov. &c. of typhoid fever, Esther II
Youngest daughter OF the late Hazen Mitchell, Esd
and grand daughter OF the late Maj. VIM. Hammait,
aged % years. Tie untimPly decease OF this esma-
BILE young lady has brought gloom and sadness 10 the
hearts of extensive circle of relatives and admir-
ing friends and inflicted crushing disappointment to
the cherished hopes of devoted affection. She bore
| her suffering OF many weeks With patient meek
ness and passed away in full iaith of glorious I'M
| mortality. go
| Mfn7atare Almanac. November 80.
| Sun rises. ......,70s Moon sets. so Pm
| Sun sets 20 High water a.. 205 Pm
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ST1TE or MAINE.

A adjourned meeting of the Commissioners in
- Vestlgatng attaiIs OF the Insane Asylum win
be holden at the Hospital on ' "ns
TUESDAY, the IOth dny .f D.c.,,...
n ne ~ clock A. M. All persons ia possessoD
erenc ~ men lhey may deem impo tant In IeI-
~ su institution, are hereby requested 10
o M, ne substance OF such facts in short 10
s,Is letter, previous to the time Aforesaid III any
sueh matter is deemed OF sufficient inheritance nv n
H. all persons making such comnlunica-
o os wi, VIII ne summoned before us to give evidence
ana their fees VIII be paid. IVY - -
AaTess, Commissioners Investigating ASairs 0f
I"sune Asylum, Insane Hospital Augusta, Maine. =
A. G.. JEWETT,
JARED FULLER {Comn.issiouer.
Am4uSta. NOXnmhnr
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The above is one of numerous requests re-
ceived by the managers cf the s. P. Society
In reply, the management would take this
method to inform their friends that they have
well considered the proposition to reserve a
certain number of seats for those who wish to
attend at a later hour than would otherwise
be necessary, and that in their opinion tho
measure would not be popular with a Port
land audience. .'eH
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Moth, Freckles. and Tan.

The only reliable remedy for those brown liscolor
aons on the face called Moth Patches Freckles ars
paa IS PERRY's MOTH AND FREcKLE LorioN
40 Pn,,d ONLY 6y Dr. b. G.. PERRY Dermatologist
P,rtian s'aees New Yak. Sold by all Druggists N
9 Mn,a anq els where Beware of imitataton
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-30

The Ex-4 Association had splendid time at
their dance Thanksgiving evening. This was
equal success will attend them in those to i6l
loxU
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EHE LAST OPPORTUNITY to see the wonder
full Hanlon Brothers, Mademoiselle Gertrude,s
trained poodles, Harry Gurr's aquatic -feats,
the little Arthur's peri lous ascension. and the
other wonders which have been exhibited dur
ing the week at Deering Hall, occurs this af-
ternoon and evening. A new performance was
introduced last evening, called the Centrifugal
Tourniquets, which being iaterpreted signifies
an astonishing series Of revolutions by William
and Alfred Hanlon, about two horizontal bars,
including flying somersault from one bar
across the stage to the other 1t is fully equSl
to their great ladder act, which was certainly
the most wonderful gymnastic performance
ever witnessed in Portland. The whole exhi-
bition is worthy OF the great success it has had
worthy of the attention of all who care to
see what an instrument the human body is, of
what trainiug.and exact discipline the muscles
which most Of US use SO awkwardly, are
capable.
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-30
international Steamship Go.
PASSPORT, calais st. John,
DIGBY, WINDSOR AND HALIFAX.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
ONE TRIP PER WEEK. ~

aE-EA On and after Monday, December 2d
3G< the steamer NEW BRUNSWICK
sSzxtS 49, Capt e. b. Winchester, win leave kail
-. a11ST -, road Wharf, foot OF State street ey-
ST John. A" io' Eds'port ana
Thursday. ~ """ Has'Pos' every
POM oohheetng at Eastport with the Steamer Beue
~ " !, I9I 81 Andrews, Robbinston and Calais with
sne rev Brunswick and Canada Railway tor Wooa-
stock and Houlton stations. ~ '' ""'u-
connecting al ST. John with the Steamer En-,
4 81 lVf pMindsor, Dls by and Halifax, and with e.
N. a. hallway for she'ac, ana with sIeamer for
Freight received on daysof sailing uni o'cIk.
nnao-a,, A. r. SrUBBS,
-ooO'uu Agent.
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The WASHINGTON LIBRARY COMPANY are
steadily and rapidly progressing in their good
work. and through their admirable and phi.
lanthropic plan they will soon have sufficient
funds on hand to found home for the orphans
OF the soldiers and sailors who fell during the
late war Every person should buy share
and those who have done so should duplicate
the same, SO as to multiply their chances for
the grand present Of $4,000 and SO become
wealthy in a moment, and feel, durin the re-
mainder Of this life, that it was through ben
evelent object that wealth has become a fixed
fact. Other presents of smaller value will
be given to each shareholder at the grand dis
tribution. AS every shareholder purchases
his share of stock, he is presented with mag.
nificent steel-plate engraving, worth more at
retail than the price of share. An engrav-
ing and present is guaranteed for every dol
lar invested! Read advertisement. y.
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Business Items,

HE Hanlons have given ten dollars to the
Artemus Ward Monument Association.
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-30

Wecan atteBfionto the fact that INIT AJIoSs OF
our fine ELECTRO-PL LATE, consisting of Dinner.
Dessert amt Tea Services etc., are extensively pre-
duced By American manufacturers; alss that there
are English limitations in the market both of inferior
quality. These goods are offered for sale by MANY
dealers, and are well calculated to deceive Prchas
es can only detect and avoid counterfeits by noting
ourftrade mark, thus: 2 r. att n : TlI-1
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Wanted 7
Wanfan-

A GENERAL AGENT for a a.. Il,
90 LIE insurance Company. Liberal ferns win hpI *
Prsble T Wona competent man. Address Room 81
1850. noy30I3ts
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state News.
CUMBERLAND COUNTY

The exhibition of the, Senior and Junior
classes of Bowdoin College took place on Mon
day evening, 10Th inst. The Telegraph speaks
IN high terms of the appearance of Frederic
A. Fogg of this city.
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so+rrdav Morning, November 80, 1857.

g~First Page neutrality-suspicious.
a9ance-Ruin; State Temperance Convention
The December Magazines; Varieties.
Fourth Page-Acceptng the Situation.
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Two experienced girls, situations to do second
iiwork, sewing or taking care OF children In femi
&c soIhs 10 New York OF Connect cut
yam come well recommended.
Address for one week. ~. 4. o.. D.
NELLY sMYTH,
no3oti3t~ Portland Poe, Oeio.
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PORTLAND, Nov. &c, 1866

PORTLAND, Nov. &c, 1867.
To the Managers s. p. Society, care Of j. E. Fer
maid a Sons
% Would it not be advisable to have few re-
ser0ed seats at your entertainments about to be
brought out? ] have heard the objection Of
fered to going in and sitting SO long, as one
would be obliged to do in order to get desira
Die seat. And then there are others who can
not go early enough, even if they should 81
desire. Please consider the matter.
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PPIsY to the subscriber at his place of hns,,, -
N No. 125 Middle street, OF on the premIses sa''
ond house from the Western Promenade on P. see-
hal Street. .. LEON Al RnW11I1txa."i-
-NnvnInher 80. Gii ~ NOWDOlN.
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AsIEKs

Bargue Lincoln. of Bath, which returned 10 New
Orleans after coils with steamer Montery, has
been iibelled for damages s.tlr4
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FOREIGN PORTS.

at .Shanghae Sept q, ships Resolute, Holt, FOL
new fork, lig at IS IS pr Ion; Midnight, Brock fol
to the omerport and So per ton II 10 the latter
Simoda, Crowel Tor Foo-chow.
| Al Hong Kong Sept2l, ships winfield Scott, Rand
Tor Java. TO load Tor United Kingdom or Continent
at e3 Is I'd Malay, Dudley, tor Bangkok and back
at CSC pr picul, Bengall fngerseli Colorado, Free.
man; Palmer Steele Samuel Rus sell, / nc Is
Shirley. Mullen Sumatra. KinIsmrn and White
Swallow, Knowles. unc; barqu,s Penguin Moore.
and Young Greek, do. p" N 1'71- ,
Sid i'm Yloo Aug 20, barqus Ethan Allen, Snow
AZ al Apiier Sept e7, ship Alexander, Decker. finn
Singapore. ..fl YI +. d.. ..... 49,
Ar at cronsladt 9Th inst, barque Frank Marion
Lii coin, London. vs.. .r '' '"i''
Sid fin Barcelona OH inst, ship Sabine, Mitchell.
Ar At Palermo 9Th inst barque Eagle, Potter. from
Ar at Port Mahon 9TH brig jeremiah, Ford. from
Sid I'M Newport, f, 18th inst, ships Andrew Jack
bombay. S"o"' 'Vi
IN port 18th inst, ships Crest OF the Wave. Allen,
~ sew 10TH; Anna blanchard, for Rio ,Janeiro;
"yeIone, hlng. Tor Singapore and others.
1. az at Yarmouth 18th, ship Herald of the Morning,
Mcpherson, Batavia Tor Amsterdam. f
: At Cardiff 16lh inst. ships Pilgrim, Richardson,
IoI savannah; Itaska, TaTbox, for AccapuIcoi mos
Lord, Irebe, for Panama ur g,aaN
at glasgow 10th inst, barque Ada Gray, Davis ior
AT Para sist schs G Knight, Whttemore, tor
New York next day; Susan, Blaneharu Tor do in
two days,
At Mayaguez 18th, sch Rebecea Lane, from vi |
lust ar, for New York IN 10 days.
Ar at Havana 25tb, barque Brunswick, NIinot fin,
Cardiff; brigs Tbos owen, Guptii, and Havana, Be
Sid 21st. barque Enrique, orcutt, Mobile
Cid 2Ist, barque Phiiena, Davis, New York; brig |
n
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New Pinnn Music Rnnk


'NHE Circle OF Brill ints. SPLENDID MUsTCl
l. for sale by w. ID. ROBINSON,
nc30eod3w 49 Exchange St
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Don't Check Your Lumber

by Roasting in Dry Heat. 0SGOOD & HAN
II MAS Process Seasons wood Of any kind or d.
mensions loithont injury, in Two TO FOUR DAYS.
One inch Black Walnut seasoned in fort eight h0urs
| orally used and appreciated. ga
| NO DANGER FROM FIRE. simple, Sure,
Shop Rights for sale. ~
Agents Wanted.
Apply to j. II. OSG0OD JR, Room q Ma %
Court street, Boston, Mas. > " y
pros Gu cd. naalsioa. ~ 70
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To MOTHERS.

Mothers! we also commend the NERVINR a.. n nc
in the diseases which alict children while Teetbing
as certain to afford quick and grateful relief TIE
ingredient, are dangerous to life. impair the fupc
lions of the stomach and bowels, and actually
Impede the healthy growth OF YOUR offspring TO
cure Wind Collie. regulate the bowels soften the
gums, and relieve pain, the NERVINE will ALWAYS
be found safe and efficient 80 T.
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Nov o lat 90 AZ, lon 20 81 ship Calhoun, from New
York tor Liverpool.
Nov 10, lat - o.. lon 81 A. bardue Nettie Merri-
man. from Baltimore tor ilavre
Nov 20, lat 80, Ion GO 49, sch Riugdove from New
York for Mobile
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Faustina, Partridge. Pensacola, sch Kate Carlton,
Lamb, Sierra Morena.
Ar at Matanzas 18th, brig Jennie Clark, Roberts,
st John, NIB.
Sid 18th, bries # II Todd, for Pensacola; goth II
Merrlman, Merrman, Savannah; sch Lottie Hem
ley, Jacksonville.
Ar at Cardsnas 2lst, brig Amos NJ Roberts, Doak,
| Portland 1'
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Mains Pure Elderberry and Cur
rant Wines.

So highly recommended by Physicians, may be
found at Wholesale at tha lrus stores Of W w Whip
pie & Co., H. fl. Hay, W F. Phillips & Co, p. L.
Stanwood and j.. w. Perkins & Co. jan12sndty
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Don't Use ANYTHING Else,

81 Dodd's Nervine contains no OPIUM or other
poisonous ingredient For sale by all Druggists
Price One Dollar per bottle ~ n So - %
b las II, b. STORER & CO., Proprietors, I,
No. IS Fulton Street, New Yofx.
October 10, 1867. W&S1y - ~
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an Essrg Young Men, on Physiological Errors.
Abuses and Diseases, incid dent TO Youth and Early
Manhood, which create impediments to MARIE
AGE, with sure means ofrelief. Sent in sealed let
ter envelopes free OF charge Address, DIR. j. Skill
LIN HOUGHTON, Howard Association, Philadel-
phia, Pa. 49, Sept 2G-d& w3m sN
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Nc ~ BR ER

Boots and Shoes of all kinds Re-
paired and Warranted.
Also Rubber Soles applied to Leather aud Cloth
Boots as we'll as Rubber do
GENTS GALE BOOTS.
large assortment OF the hest quality to be found
IN The city, selling at prices so low TINT cannot be
bea1 in town for boots OF the same quality
uR-B ,y's and Youths thick Kip Boots a fine a.
sortnent. EsI 4
Ladies and Misses Boots for winter wear OF An
kinds at the lowest living prices at
N rs GOWELh.'s, ass C0ngress 50,
hosS-new-fawu Head Of Chestnut st..
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CLEARED


Barque Valkyria, (Br) McGregor, Liverpool Wis
Savannah--Geo ii Starr. Lei. M
Sch Blake. (Br o. Brien, Walton, MS.
Sch Helen Hastings, (Brl Goucher, ST John, i b.
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Cataryh Gun be Cured +!

n. CUJU7IW Gun DC C1tFCW!
HEADACHE relieved, and in fact every disease
llof the nose and head permanently cured by the
use of the welknown remedy,
Raeder's German Snuff!
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For sale by all druggists or send your address and
| 80 cents 70 o. r.. SEYMOUR & CO., Iisoston. Mass
| and receive a box by return mail W. +. Phillips &
| Co., agents for Maine, . ,..., april2G1ysn
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Browns Bronchial TrOches
Why Suffer- from Sores I?

When. by the use OF the ARNiCA OINTMENT
you can be easily cured. 1t hasfelieved thousands
from Burns, ScutiS, Chdpped Has,ds Spruins, Cuts
Pounds, and e0ery Complaint Of he SKIN. Try it,
as it costs but 25 cents. Be sure 10 ask for
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sPEcsAI. NOTICES.
A Cough, a Cold or a Sore Threat

Requires immediate attention, and should be check
ed. II allowed to continue, SO
Irritation Of the I.ungs, "A Permanent
ThrOaf ID iseasc OF Consumption,
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Skates, Skates, Skates.
Wholesale and Retail.

NOVEL eOd&wlmSl
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s75,s3A,0oO
INTO
Central Pacific First Mortgage
rA ~ 20 ROuds E-l

Now realize for the holders
FROM TWELVE 10 EIGHTEEN PER CENT.
! 70 a.LN f.t ADVANTAGE SEIZE
With the same rate of Interest.
az Bonds can be obtained through the subscribers
directly, or through responsible Banking Agencies.
Descriptive Pamphlets, Maps and information can
be had at the Th"t
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-30

The Farmer reports singular accident in
Dexter. A Frenchman, returning from hunt
ing one day last week, stood talking with ai,oth-
er man, with both hands over the muzzle of
his gun, when it accidentally went off, blowing
the charge through both hands, and tearing
into his side, while some of the shot passed
through his jaw into his mouth. He is likeiv
to recover from a most dangerous wound
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-02-01

80 ES so - Exactly "-sclon shingly
y said they were there every time.
IL he felt "nwley'' in the morning. he ,noi
Plantation d tiers; II he felt weary ut nigh
he took Plantation tiers; If he lacked ap
petite. was weHb, languid or mentally op
pressed, he touk Plantation Bitters and they
never Jailed to set him on his pms square and
Arm.
Few persons want any better authority
hut as = me may. Just read tho following
:" owe much % YOU, fer verify
believe tho Plantation titters have saved my
lite. e.-linv. W. II. WAGoNgH. MN'rit, N. v"
81 have been u great sufftro
from Dyspepsia and had to abandon preach
Ing. The Plantation Ri,ters have cut ed
me."-Rev. C.. A. Millwnod. n. Y. City.
=" had luSt all appetite was 81
weak and enervated could hardly walk, and
had n perfect dread of society. Tie
plantation BltterS have sci ne all right
JAS. HoiNlSwAY. st. Louis, Mo.
"The Plantation Ditters have
cured ne of n arrangement Of the kidneys
aud urinary organs. that distressed me for
Years They Aci Nv n charm IL. c. Moon
254 broadway. ~. Y.
Mrs o.. NJ. DEvuR. manager of the Uninn
Home school for soldiers children, says ale
" has given u Ia tile weak and invalid child
rem under her charge, with the most happ
and gratifying results" We have recnived
over u hundred reAms OF such ce.tificAte,
but no advertisement is 81 effective as what
people themselves say oi good article. Our
fortune and our reputation ts at stake. The
Original quality aud high character of these
goods VIII be sustained under every aud all
circumstances. They have already obtained
sAie IN every town. village, parish and
hamlet among civilized nations. Base imlI,
tors try 10 come as near our name am style
as they can. and bee use good article ca,
not be sold AS low as n pour une. they find
some support from parties who dc not care
what they SELL De on your guard. Look iof
nGr private stamp over the cork.
y, u. DRANE-.. ca. New York City.
Saratoga Spring Water, soId by all Drus
glsts.
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SEARCHING THE SEWERS FOR DIA
MoNDs.-On Wednesday night, about
eleven o'clock, Philadelphia police
officer was notified by a citizen, that
two men had taken the plate from
the inlet at the corner of Nineteenth
and Arch streets, and were about to
descend and enter the sewer. The
officer went to the locality designat.
ed, and there found the men prepar-
ing for subterranean passage
They had taken the lids Off the inlet,
and were supplied with candle, a
lantern, and bottle of coal oil. The
officer asked them what they intend
ed to do when they got into tho SOW
er. They replied that it was their
intention to go through in search Of
valuables; that they had read in the
newspapers that people had become
very rich by finding diamonds and
jewelry in the sewers Of New York
and Paris. The officer took them to
the station house, when they gave
the names Of Isaac Archer, and Will
liam Raigen. The former says he
belongs to Hsddonfield, ~ j. He
was considerably Intoxicated at the
time of his arrest, and was fined for
drunkenness Raigen was held for a
breach of the peace.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-02-01
A Golfers Ideas OF n Wtfe's
JI .HH Duties.

An English journal has this pictur,
OF life among .he collicrs: "a few
days ago, couple went to I've mar.
ried at a village church near Wake
field. The bridegroom was a miner
and was evidently one OF tho most
ignorant of his class, and his intend,
ed spouse was one in the same station
in life. The ceremony proceeded
uninterruptedly until the question
was put: "Wilt thou have this wo.
man TO be thy welded wife ?" At
this point the man turned round to
the woman, and to the intense horror
OF the officiating minister, coolly
asked her: "Wi Ia clean mi bootis?'
The bride vouchsafed no answer TO
the interrogation, although repeated
three times, each time with greater
emphasis and force, before the cler.
gyman recovered from his surprise
and ordered the "fratching pair" out
of the edifice.
This was an eventuality as astound.
ing and as unexpected to the bride
groom as his own conduct had been
to the parson, but il had the effect of
bringing him to his senses, and he
piteously begged the clerk to ask the
minister to come back, promising
most ahjectlv 10 90 through the Ger
emony "all rect" He was nobbat
an ignorant mon, he said, and didn't
nav he wor doin' wrang. The fact
wor he and his missis had had mon
ey a rumpus about boot cleanin' job,
and he'i sworn he'd nc cr wed her if
she did'na promise to lcttie EN-
The clergyman was at last induced
to return, and alter reading the coup.
lie lecture on the sacredness of the
they were about to 20
through, and the solemn character Of
the building in which they were, pro.
ceeded with the service, and the two
were made one, the "booit" contro-
versy being adjourned sine die. 1t
is to be hoped that when resumed
the "booit' itself will not be turned
into powerful auxiliary in the dis.
cussion."
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-02-01

The plaster cast of Harriet Hos
mer's design for freedmen's monu'
ment TO Abraham Lincoln, at the
Boston AtheneuW, is attracting
crowds of visitors. II the free men
shall succeed in raising the $3.50, O,OOO
necessary to build it, there will be
nothing equal to in this country; and
il this model could be placed on
wheels and exhibited among the ne
groes at the South, the contributions
required for its erection would soOr
be raised. ..gt. ..,t. "a .r.fr
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-02-01
whining women.

Brigham Young, OF Utah, has
been blowing up the woman OF that
free and easy Territory in n manner
at once awful and unique. He ac-
cuses them of "whining," and says
that they must either ..sbop that non,
seLse" or else start f0r the other
side of Jordan at once-and he tells
his own forty wives that he means
them, as well as the rest, of the .temi.
nine Utahans. He Says that the ker-
mel OF the whole tlitiiculty-the direct
occasion of the disagreeable and un
bearable "whinings' lies in the fact
that "the women expect too much OF
the Saints" He says that the wo
men--eyen his own lfortyr-are 50
weak minded as to,suppose the El
ders OF the Mormon Israel can make
la heaven on earth for them--and that
after women has entered Saint S
family, and finds that after all lie is
not able 10 make a. heaven on earth
for her, she begins to whine and talk
about ''too many wives' and the
'sevils of polygamy,n and such likt
blasphemous twaddle. Brigham al
so says it is, his opinion that any wo
nan who ever lived woald be disap
pointed in the best. Saint in Utah
should she marry him--and on this
point we unreservedly agree will
brigham. The Governor gave al
the women warning that two weeks
from date Of his. sermon agains
I"whining" lie should call upon then
Ieither to promise never 70 whine
more, or leave the territory, bag ant
baggage. saying that be would ever
send off Ill his wives, andcgo to heav
len alone, sooner than take such
whining crew. along with him. W,
shall await the next news rom Utal
with deep int, rest.