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among its resultss Does it engen-
der fraternal. tilial and paternal love 7
does it tend to produce concord and
union in families: Are those chill
dren pr duced within it as fully APP
pseciate,.by their parents and the
community as those If monogamic
marriages? To al of these ques-
tons we give the most positive and
emphatic, No! In only very few
Instances has there been anything
like satisfaction resulting from the
domestic relations-these all where
fathers have unlimited means, and
the families are isolated from each
other. and thus harmony is main
tanned by their never seeing each
other. Ii is almost universally the
case, that a man having number of
wives, selects the most delicate and
voluptuous, who is known as the
fssorite, and upon whom all the It'd
bits, rarities and spare moments are
layished, il being only from an i'm
pera,ive sense of duty and
right that any attention or blandish-
If>Ffts ar conferred upon these un-.
palatable ones, they being cooped up
in some two roomed cottage behind
few ragged and yellow peach trees
10 groan and suffer from the pangs
of unapprceiated love, burdened with
large families of small children, and
thus throughout life spending
wearied and distressed existence,
with fear constantly upon them
that the old man--their husband
will soon pass away, leaving half
dozen young widows and perhaps
two dozen children to become the
washerwomen and scavengers for
families. The accursed
who are gniliy of these
things, and the ignorant. dainty,
stuffed favorite will prevaricate and
deny our assertions; and we regret
to know that hundreds OF these afllict-
ed women who are the half starved
and poorly clad victims of these men,
will be frightened at our statements,
fearful it may jeopardize their future
for the abominable teach
ing. of their faith have led to the
belief that they are dependent on
these old bucks for future happi-
ness, so depraved are their minds
and perverted their better judg-
ments. The children however, know
that our statements are true, and our
mission is to them.
There exists an inherent and in
stinctive repugnanee in every noble
mind against code Of morals that
= tolerate the practice Of polyga-
ao without ticket tho doctors for
opped and Tarkinuto, -. vention is b,
mangled foot. kers Nlnega
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MIR. !. PAun r11.,,,
Y waiting upon customers

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see fit to deal ont TO them from the
iithing office. Verify religion is a
strange thing, and there is marc Of it
To the square acre here than in any
other place outside Of haly. But.
however Enoch busted. The veal.
thy men OF this city refused to see it,
and the poor dupes began to see it
as they never saw il before, and the
young mormons rose up against il
and are stIl rising and the end is not
yet. SpICER.
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MII,IER nOlISE.

p. MILLER, Proprietor. A first class
y. stopping place for boardor or travel
ers will be found at this Hotel, on Cedar st :,
Upton, Iowa.
Hacks leave the House daily for Wilton,
and semi-weekly for Davenport.
Good Stabling attached. 6tf
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Cal call AND SEE O,1n $.

tmhe, mea '.'ic1-sr-r sr-rrr.-,
as as course "s.e 81. !" training for 'ha~ ~ .~
\ tun;,n determined to run 'a,' =, and irri'a
tha, Gs,ag 'oa trot alter tsp't,ns, h"s, 50 hard
,,a;,,;., ,',Ges determined Goldsmith to ma
his hisn,,"g na';g and sell her At at an, give up i
pIeyrr s '' j" her, and d'a,s'"ed ASHAMED his abb,
!. , ; ,.' s.. wa, .ss ne .s ,;;s:, a;
suadsa is' great 'ro',er, @"d'a s"d ,i. come on
,oi"ls @ TINS this, dryer 50 r' Irsu~h,o (Which he did
Sos, s"IJ ,%J' t Mr. Ge!ds."i.Gs". G"i e o", I her
oIIa,s. ,dn' o2sI~, -, for '~en,v ',eAma" MAJ, and
; seven y. ~ Smith, for e'. she .n'a sold her to
,'s s' s''s: s1'':'"s :, sss:: I'll s Of Mr. h;
5,T ~l,s+'ance %+n",j j" public s'. !. made n her
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"" Lives a. On.
Wbe,

'e da, dn life together V"nf ~;,i people start o.,
thefi''n,nation the i',x,n;'o to suceesd aes1ng but a
ths tuhs''ss, not carryiDg ,ha I'aess idiosyns
rs fss1 90 s"pe;ymspp,, ~is% "Si'
taking ifiss, life hsss, p paying as hsy ,hsyy get &c
o'hers ghting %,n its b.stIs.asnd at psrls and four
1t is " saa ao' that is a rovsI :
,Iassnl ,Itasenly archives, sc, a., down in The = !
he ' ~,,sss on "sishss h"s+.ks .ss
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= Lady. 'ac. or w..

the ing ;s', the Other evening" Eo'E ,|s B,."c
they orerLe, ,rd. d.''a" and her cLe,uaa pretty
old She w, "er was
s has trsn", ss"s making "t such 'se n..
life thing abou, ten.ss n. Who earss aso", The
,ea "sa to nem., se;.ua is a matter Of u,...
# th"s Hs'ne9 r. know nor w."t "sn to you women
except 4se so voyage to the the sen,,~ Sex would
De dressed Out how Venus m;' 3ea' $
arish,. s%t7,l v.n, remember my mr,. =, !
whp " Particular and ",'n. naw wear anythisyy ae
leoiy lsny Il, the I'm men have now son. understand
~osp nsne,a mha thousand s, ay man "a would to
her clothes. '"' neglected to pnt nee = was
receiys1 a. was silent, haviDo ~ ~or
co. "TTs,a!y wishing II he the h,s subject vn' way
g-.1m lily Auas,s,g gone, ' ~,
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"A romantic yoJ

o.s "s's svs.4 Mss.zs s't s"d s.t. s, thought
swung e'os her t,t{s jackets nest s'e :. stood GOD
. 9th Il. ne Son.. ,eo'e; eleven feet Frs, jump
ainu,es. aaii . mile. T;ms T;s'ance
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posi- uOl-SE.

DY u. e. POST, CLARENCE, IOWA. A
ID new Hote, throughout, convenient to
to the comfort, onvenience and salts faction
of customers. vl7nl2
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ssyss', as j. j TOPPING Of 'hs the
lions ee%s sss',s" ~",d. day. : "ssn' al aLsas long
so%ss'S1Gi's'%s"' ,s, ss.n...e
s5em, son swamp 4'i ie.sss sGs"a: like d"nns aaa
,hs; men everywhere ,.s wonder that honss, .ss.
hess.ndE dEvs;y %s week t''ss% sGG. hsmsrs sna.rs
'ete'.-zzaoSazy ze'1,.hIe 70 the RepubIi,eassn, ,as,
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fss; f;s%;snbsr E, al aiHi'asso' ,he .s; says ~wbe,
who e's;y tsssd. dxsa,hs,, 'ns feel a4' LEX
,ss v1s.e o.'s .e"s .,. 1af a.
d." ad, or all to ,' whose
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GEO. ROSMAN.

BRICK MASON, CLAKENcE
= Iowa, prepared to do all kinds OF
.rx..,,, -lss TN Mason Ok,
cDr re, nen se ,lpe paa % ss speaker
ssss a.s sna sshe speech or ~
saop south Court H6dA =. fortunate in having
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ven, ,a ii ,1s s,s company s of ,,oon.
l"'.ss b S.ns ,s', in Pus.". "'s, Of from 1s. F.
ranks. oarfied his mnsl pen
IL
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&. r.. SHELDON.

ytsSfit's OF FHE PEACE. Collections,
- aud other business. promptly attended
to.@Datae with County Superintendent in
basement OF Court House 4m6
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ROM PEDEE.

"a Iowa township Assem-.
% previous notice, and
persons appointed TO At.
= convention, on the 29tb.
'a'l' chas. Cope, and Cha,
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WIN. M. KNOTT,

4 ITcrIONEER Will attend promptly
"A TO selling all kinds Of property at Auc.
tion, In any part of Cedar county. A list OF
his sales will always be found at the TIPToN
ADVERTISER Office where those desiring his
services can fix the dav for their sale With
out seeing him.
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Inc new n1t
icusly slEectine
trade Of CIiul
Herald Of that
"Befosc the neW
feet our scvessl r
shipped large a.
Vinton, Cedag - -
on the b., G. T. = ~
the convenienoo
above road, Viii
made : joint tasi4s -
car load ON lunpbee
Cedar Falls, w.
dollars. Under ~
companies loose = !
shipments and freiG
fuse TO make speci1
shippers. Under III
lumber is forty two e.
ence oil fourteen ID
eight Thousand fs.ot Of
ped from Clinton TO -
effect of this chsnge =
seventy-6ve and 90 -
loads Of lumber thzt f0gI
market along the lino of g
& NJ. !. now entirely cut =
quarter and must renein
the yards here or 6nd : T.
some new quarter.
During the month d
there were shipped fro
along the c. G. r. 8 r. Jo1
hundred car loads,or abods1
dred thousand feet a lun
senting a value 1t low avos
teen to twenty thousand n 49,
ing the month Of June
shipped to the same plae
six car loads, or six hu1
eight thousand feet, word
twelve to fifteen tho11on
Up TO the 95th inst, = q
shipped from Clintoa "a ~
points, in July, but Gig
of lu,nber,or sixty-four th0ue
worth, perhaps,ten Or clexee|
dollars. That is how ri
law effects Clinton, and e. \
the blow struck by the L
at the ghost called extortio
ed on the shoulders Of or :
ufac,olies throughout the e
1t seems that the Mo-
folks are carrying out the
letter. and thus giving illu
its workings. The HsvoI1
"Of course the new n
without its benefits - \
though they are, compared
losses above cited. For ]
Clinton firm shipped ten
iron TO Charlotte, In thio Z
charges upon which, und
law, were but one cent, -
paid for the paper upon
way bill WAS made.
The above case 10 beat
er. by that OF z one poup
which was carried {com G.
to Carroll, one hundred =
six miles, free because
charge for its transportatic
low half a cent and was
cording to the rule a th
A FIVE pound package
from Upton to Cedar Rs
cent. These two cases I
in the Cedar Rapids Rsr(
The Ogden Reporter,
the Northwestern road,
the new tariff, and says:
During the coming shipQ
Ogden will ship no lee {
hundred thousand bushoys
Under the new order ~
will pay thirteen thos1
more freight on that amd
than we would before .
ture undertook to manAe
of individuals and comps
county will market from,
thousand to one milliog
wheat this year, and VI
- * .a~ huu
34l 10 lu3m9ounouGs
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MORMON INSTITUTES.

But it is not mines nor grasshop-
pers that you care most about IN
Utah. 1t is to hear of the people,
the mormons, of polygamy, of Enoch
and Brigham, but most Of polygamy,
for although your s'aid old folks in
Cedar are good and pious, yet I'll
bet when they take up newspaper
the first thing every last one Of them
looks for is the Beecher-Tilton scan
dal. So too in letter from Utah
they will instinctively look for and
read that part of it that is headed
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FROM UTAH.
Grasshoppcrs--Dull Tlmcs--Min-
ing---E'Olygamy the order Of
EnOch.
SALT LAKE CRY. UTAH. !
Aug, 18th. 1874. {


Aug. 18th, 1874.
Ed. .ddoertiser After long in
terval ! will again give YOU few Of
my observations in this land of saints,
this new "kingdom Of God" 1t
used to be that the wicked grass
hopper was the scourge of this coun-
try. as the locusts even were to the
Egyptians and other oriental coun-
tries in olden times. The fact is that
in years past the aforesaid grass
hopper has acted very "unpretty"
here, devouring every last vestige Of
crops and all o,her vegetation on top
Of the earth, except the sage brush,
grease wood and pine trees, in con-
sequence of which famine was
created throughout both and the peo-
pie compelled to live on roots and
such things as the grasshopper could
not get at. An this was said by the,
prophet (spelled 'proft" nowdays)
to be to try the faith and zeal Of this
people. | should Judge from the
newspaper accounts that they are
giving you whack Of the same ex-
pertinent in Iowa. 1t won't take
long on that line to bring you in
guilty.
THE TIMES
here are at present the most gloomy
| have ever known in Utah. The
mines are the only resource of the
people to furnish the money to pay
their debts. The mines are doing
extremely well, but the debts are too
great for them. Money is very
scarce and draws five per cent. per
month interest. On good real estate
city security it can occasionally be
had as low as , per cent, but not
very often, and the length Of loans
only by month. From this you can
see that the dull times that are COM
planned of in the east have culmina-
ted in Utah.
MINING MATTERS
never looked more hattering than
Ho". II Is tStlliidUcu lidt TIE DuI-
lion product alone, of the territory,
will reach sS,0oo,0O0 this year. This
item being all the item of credit in
the commercial ledger cannot square
the accounts. But then this item is
growing longer very rapidly. Three
years ago il was only few thous
ands; two years ago less than a
million; one year ago less than five
millions. and now again doubles
itself, so that in two years more we
can look for an export of bullion and
ore that will square the account and
leave large credit for Utah. The
smelling Of ores is becoming a very
important business and is rapidly in
creasing, and well it should, for no
legitimate business any where can
pay better. A smeltcr with two
furnaces will cost $4,000 and then
with an additional capital of $4,000
to buy ores and carry on the busi-
ness it will yield profit of from
$500 to $1,000 per day. No guess
.n'l -i..,-lal4s - .-as,.l4s 1'hs- .s-as fakan
doiHlg Ven, being constantly increas-
ing in the producing capacity as they
are more fully developed. Let me
give you one instance. The Flavilla
and Queen Of the Hill Tore mines)
was bought few months ago for
$4,000. The purchasers have spent
about $4,000 working it and now
have on the claim over 500 TONS of
ore, worth 500 per ton, and over
100000 worth of ore by estimate
standing between their shafts in the
mine. The same may be said OF
several other mines, but perhaps not
to the same extent.
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Educational.
TlPTON SEMINARY.
FOR
YOUNG LADIES,
TIPTON, IOWA.
MISS +. s. SCRIBNER, PRIN.
Assisted by Efficient Teachers.

Assisted by Efficient Teachers.
CALENDAR: The Scholastic Year begins
on the list of September, and closes on the
second week in June of each year. Ii is di.
vided into three terms Of twelve weeks each
The Fall Term of 1874 Will open on Tues
day, september lst.
HNHE COURSE OF INSTRUCTION en-
i braces all the Higher branches of Eng
lish education. with Latin, French, German,
Music, Drawing, Needle-work, and other
TERMS.
Tuition in English Branches, per trm. $40 90
Board per week 4OB
Laundress do. .......... ................. 50
Vocal and Instrumental Music, each
per term, ..,............. .................i 10 90
Drawing and Painting, per term, ......... 10 90
Languages do ............ 5 60
Instruction i'm Wax Flowers ............... 3 90
Use of Piano for one hour, daily ............ 200
NOTE. Bills payable in advance.
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Surveyor.
r. 4. GATES,
Auctioneer.

COUNTY SURVEYOR. All desiring MS
1 services will please address him at
2Otf Massillon, Cedar Co., Iowa.
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las. r. ROWELL,

rEWELER. Dealer in Clocks, Watches.
u Jewelry. silver and Plated Ware, Books
and Stationery. Also News Depot. All the
leading Magazines and Dailies Kept con.
donr south Of City Hall. Upton. Iowa. l2-n
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sna seoarch.,.
the night, watcheo, --:-lce of
vsrea Ma no clew Of the tnlevea ou' dls-
Rev p,ea - Upton. Aug 24th. 1874 -,
Nj. a,, noon, Ar. Geo. b. EIdr,dna Dy
Alce Driggs. Our WORTH h.. .!.; 70
e, mas lost . promi:;.. '1en,
-.i.aax sppess. pei,ss ss! ..9, son,
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vi. MeLAUGIILIN.
Justices.
sOas ;. TsTTsigy.I.

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, NOTARY pun
y LtU insi rance Agent ana ConNeyancer.
Office via tine County Recorder in the court
house. Upton, Iowa. Jan. ist. 1863. nlv15.
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r. CHAMBERS, M. D..

nHYSItIAN AND SURGEON, has prac-
ticcd twenty-five years in this vicinity,
aud need only ask a continuance OF the pub
I;ccon fif!ence hitherto shown.
of,iee IN ,tty Drug store. Residence on
CeiarSt., opposite reformed church, Upton,
lowa. H2unl
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.' Tsss from ~.s %.ss 's G,s d.
tf.s feivaJ =, "dtIOn har '" Haren-
ind of ~ mat son ~ ing been ra
en- fr;a -, former nl,oa NJ MART,
di- sha. IN the latter visiting sono
nd nd Mr.. Mar,i"s Hon. j. H. H'0M!asntsl!y Msrnssl!y
nt superin,een"sassah, e"ash and e"ei"e [a, Procured
with ana p.lsna"d he and Mr.. "s M.1,;eek nGek Island
The T'ng ra, been as n cleared sD tn The track l.
little eopp'ng opp in just so o. mad. made with 70
over mile mir, n'ihutes, or = ha
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Exchange Office.
Attorneys.


Attorneys.
WILLIAM Il. wts.F. SANFORD v. LANDT.
sYLvASUS YATES.
WOLF, LANDT Il YATES,
ATTORNEYS At LAW. TIPToN. IOWA.
Entrance through City Hall building. 40
HG. PrArr, H.C. CARR.
RsEiTr L. CARR,
A TT0RNfGS~tT LAW. Collections made
~ % reasonable terms. Abstracts of
Land Titles. 80
IL. II. KIRK.
A TToRSEY aT LAW. Collections made
"A in all parts ol The State. Negotiable
paper bought.
ONCE over city Drug Store. first door,
1T Upton. Iowa.
a. k. sEAKRETT,
ATroRNEY At LAW and Notary Public
n otlta oa Cedar street. opposite Court
House. 2lnI TIproS. Iowa.
VI. MeLtUGHLlN,
A TrDRNEY AT LAW and General CoIlec-
~ tion Agent. Will give prompt atten-
tion 10 MI business entrusted to him.
Cburance. Iowa. S3
j. ID. WALKER,
4 froRNEY At LAW and Notary Public,
~ Wilton, Iowa. VIII practice in all the
Courts II Cedar county. Particular atten-
tion given 10 Ptaittte business. y2lna
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Hotels.
MILLER HOUSE,

Stanwood, Iowa.
HUNHE PROPRIETOR of this House will
/ spare no pains to make his guests COM
Portable; and in doing so hopes to merit the
custom of the public generally. Hacks
leave this house daily iundays excepted),
for Upton, and return. Also, in connection
will be found agood Livery. Home custom
duo farmers will be furnished meals at re-
anded rates.
42tf u. n. MILLER. Proprietor.
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Is'and a this s,bI''g. seba,,g: To
. o,n,a /, don't have e'e, the = !
ormo, nor places, but IT. =
the boae account is that |
'ere abon, pon Of II, Genesis,
,,eJ sJ" >, IS and that w,'a. ."e
'ea :. the whole eae" ei,r !!
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PALMER HOUSE

MRS MARY PALMER, Proprietress.
M Boarders and the Travelling Public
Will find everything for their com fort at this
House. Good meals, comfortable rooms
and beds One block east OF north side
Monument Square, Upton, Iowa.
Good Siabting attached. itf
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NEWCOMB HOUSE.

CORNER Main and Second Streets,
" DAVENPORT, Iowa.
A first class Hotel, conveniently situated
in the heart of the city. Free bus to all
trains and boats.
3iy DANIEL GOULD, Proprietor.
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e trOttinp stool eS~lSsS ~
irritable, ant, - raised $4.55 ~.
~, oppor- Tho ~
ng 'fa fso,, to the the following i.p,ds II ,ad 1s,e.
n many La, receipts:
up The gross week the fall;,
rice, but railroad di.,n.nss anae :. of the W.
'is abid las, - over the corre.,s
his en- doI1ays"r,,,w ysar, was eish.y,spps0sr eihssp0r
me ''n na, !, aA"d mo-, dollars per ss dss Of 70 1ou1
!. Z per, >, good BY e"s,;.n "ss,n;embsred, =
!, her fes. Iowa. saJ;na.a III hard worIin~ n
Nov, etc. 90 uas to through f.1.-l
and roads, - w;1, ,nat the public. ~
sand new law ~'li be the loss.. g.
thir. 70 Iowihe ihe Denison Rs,,s,,
M, Mr. Of he law wins ;n i. ias'.,iys . s.
's', ,aHa, '"s SO far sr'' :. Of July . -.
bushe, usb, The he Increase Is isa s,ossh Mossh
is itt,heago. tha As we nn% no% shis 10
:, :" t the State Of ff1n'no.i.ed nos. y tss
,, be simply ~,,l ~ have on sks
twelve ibo"...k :" take the sun = -
aaeae p"akets Of the f.,mo1l..r noil.rs
vo,npared with -. timers pr
,n lumber Of the He' %...his e. this rs.s |ps
and for s.stitSrs wh;ss :. voted - 90
.ats ahs OF Of the farmer. M on
o a'e ,t on all grain is ;.de lntesss :"
1esn,r1ssldnger, enrs reeess,n es oa,sls . e hing ins
rent at th;s 'ion ~. to Dovvils. to
e en-, in ch;"sv bns vay,bili i,.sa 1ssaa III
2. a." with : correo,;a ren = ~ .n.' .na
! only y, allowed e1s one ne. ~ / ,so..
,gh h to t,o,ann.s!portation. =. =! 'ias TRk sob
Bin, = TO p4y :. for the n.l This
: ,a,"g %g and t,.nspos,I .le ae
a arison riMoofioello E, Epvs r. fIess,
sh rates: regard o,,a -.
a. ,oeai rates are - take any
,omn..ao.d as to afford the ls;,! i yi.g and
r through h'on o.. for fhei} bns . !. s'ao NO,
y y Increased th.. ~ 2 short year.a
~ Ind our I... by future
= hrst. Our -, iness or
oorne ia m;..s thistles.
ompared with ~ say-and
va J, will ship t. ,ore by the
OF this Stata 49, at is, that
zee hundred 49, ~ will be-
'wenty-one cer4.
.osslng the Misc, look up at
Arried th- stove, and
der the aead over ON
1ed. In-~r- i'll whisper
ima:ed~6 willy'
70 cor
of u n in Wiscon.
.ht .'Come, love,
Il - pines's window
b, AAAlQ love, music,
r else Knocked
hing in long
4fell out of :
n IAne proved to be
7, Who, in her
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Yards his own offspring and society,
while the most conservative man in
rejecting upon a doctrine SO de-
plorable, may well be excused for a
-i--.' ,v,ff Indignation against .stssoI
eourse." bersi~4 s--,..'''ta'
This tells it all. 1t is rne vpposk
tion that comes from this source thd
will kill. From any other sourd
they laugh at it aud say it is on
polynogamy VS.. polygamy. I Il
THE ELECTION Is
passed off with some little Harb- Il
ance. but nothing serious, ay'nat - :,
was only in the 18th ward, ,e one -
in which ] live, being only ll,c luck re
from the City Hall. ThYra. OF ~, m'
the election has been higE y- ,Ly ,n' -
ing to gentiles, they incEto ,"e'f ~
vote to over 5000 in thhhis t1e 70 OF @a :
$4,000 mormons. Bey b., ''e ~, ~ :
pentiles carried one lemb: q n. ss.
majority Of 100, cleaerig. r.. OF ,r;n nn.'
Legislature, Co. Juj suryer.ae .e- v,. ""s'
corder, TreasureJCo. CIs,l' sJr' >. "'ih !,
which also givesbr and sa' A' K, r. ne
Selectmen, (Co. 81 appoin,;n Gns o',a "a
minor Offices VIII divided ,o'; M ~
power. The YLiberaI (,o, - n.n, '.'
Peoples (mor9 fight again, i er a,ss ,rs.
.nel - burana1," ehor- great '
~. ~ WE viii ~ az this ircti,g
'''l1s' Mites curry one, J. Eyl
if not twfh will give ,a 10
Toocle the ler;.,.. u US There
membe( little GOOD sIa'are azure Central ,
to worm this, Toocla is- get uiro,
lat;o,I ana I,I5O nea.I - seemed |,
was ~. Is In this ca,pi, pes, man wen,
| 0nYfe the liberal l'un,y a ive-ccn
ann2 vote shnting o
cJER or rx looked at
ko,dl recognize !
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