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Decorah-posten., 1880-04-28
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lsun.not Os btbasslis S,i!l@flissIls
(Senort Winndota }
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mel mliitot eiuet / Wel,n Der ioag.
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p,n tr allsrsos itorartet. Blanot I'm.
b,esm0nSsus nnoss ielaenoe Stanni'
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Decorah-posten., 1880-04-28
Sapwarss SfObmtif!

StOpuftts
uiener netop. huao be Tiger. lite
mere % it,. minbrsl % Oct
er Den sneits Bntif / @innslhsit 60,
lom mentr bette. vi tlebsr bore
Tarer til lapsrs Yriisr snb Sc aImln.
beige | Warfsest, % ri bsr,su,r Dem
iaa Iaus iom mulist; ri inb,naar for.
at pore Briisr IT Ne ~oLsrIapsite. % ri
trOcier al &UncuraneeI
Sporlsoes tan noaen Riebmano
meo 8.ttt meme samle Yriisr, uaar
ban bar ct ballot Dunn forlfisliae
Brllsr paa famine 8arsr. % Bet fan
parlsre l sQer TO Dollars paa Ct Yar
StsoIsr. SUiIten Of oisie Yrii,r pil
De taloe samle Yriler? Ssttt sr en-
uanitslis Nso at fnGits for Saneanns,
EN- meusr at innns f~cnfurers nleo oS.
Decorah-posten., 1880-04-28
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r1enss mee samls Yriier
Strift GU Yris os Den lapeite for
Gnbper, og paa eIlbuer Gienitanb
%
lite fOrifielisc Yriier for DC
fOrifieaise Sinner.

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tpoeliae Z paa bpsrtsnsite Yar
SO oa Stsplsr
Decorah-posten., 1880-04-28

er inbrpiiet reosnitaasnbt Brep: Sieu.
iuar paa ct intent rcterat ON Wis /
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R.oattsr. its unosrtesnsbs. anbolsr
ON Ylas i gosrs 9rebs Slab for len.
iuar Yaa en- intent opias ON pfia %
Win piriiombso. | 20. l01 Of Solme.
Transporter. 1879. Der omtaIss / Itmte
8,ferat at l,s ininiper Wis. beer.
stebi. (gRsb Wiue Stotspsr) iss oil
lcre Be ersot Ssersr, Sfomaasre i
4Olmsitrano. opmariioms Yaa at oet
StaI Staa Dem frit. at 8siis, til Wos
eur uab Com 2elt for Wiu bel, at
edge Git Stuisp Com Dem 0Ir go.
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bar lort be 9rsos Sersr Sfomaesre /
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Ssla % fob. Saa Reaei Dem 9piter,
i.s Surantsrer for Rit Mrbsibs, %
Win Sat. 9rbsbist
8. 9. S%obannelen.
Decorah-posten., 1880-04-28
2iot al @oert.

Snnoe meb "nburgerlise 3ettig,
beoer." Sra Samiuao q BET o%iaiiife
&prfi peb bet forte Sap) b.r,ttfs Der |
fort9ler en- xorrsiponbent til ~Nuosb
aas. 3ts.", at Der par ubbrubt pun.
oeaalitab blanbt b. o.rper,ub. p.lb..
titnete Bulbiosrs. 3 Beapne,lisn en.
isos man BET lits. % Be. ION brast,
Saseu paa Gale. bl,p bsbanolet ION
Solf, Der bastalts Be soomoeise gun.
be. ia man b,spnbts snbos at finite
rusTlts 5ntrisu / bet. . fort Bio iii.
toe imiolsriio Be foniiaterebs Siliolbsf
al S~uneesaIfab bOs Sunstne os BE-
Wsnusf,r. be bapoe blot, / en- laanan
@rab, at man inbiaa, at Der maatis
sribes til aluorlise 6Orbolosrealer
Wan b,npensit zig altiaa til SlaiboI
bersn / SamfuH, iom osiaa ,fttr noaIs
Su9ts Borlsb gap Spar. Der Orbrei
lob laal,bss: . Betraetnine af, al
bet CT ouetoras.t Sunb,ne / Bpsn
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at BE- | esnnt gS,ntab npSu pisl,
borssrlise 8ettlabeosr. iom inasn for.
itancia Wano fan siere Dem itriois.
tror Statbolosr.n. fer ban sribsr til
ttr9nse Sorbolosresler. iom ban i fin
Samuitiiebeo forbsmmer. / Bstraat.
ming al Be aluorlise 5orbolo at maatt,
fortlGsse lin rclisisie bor,iatte | Ron.
fantinopd Saseu." Wan maatts alt
iaa baps 6~aalmobisb,b | nosI. Dag,
% Iaos ZIG bioe Of Sunoene. gnoeie
inbtraf Der mob al Sorp.ntning e
6etua fra sbeii ul SsIam. lom / BE
trastnins at formllbenbe Omftenbis
beeer run bsmte Sunoens til ~lipsparil
9anbsiorpisninp. Gen fs.s.noe Sac
bIeu oenns Dom tI,iusret, iost pun,
oene unbe litter giforte bleu bra9,
bort fra Bp.n. Wan aanoebe MI 70
lip. men 9leben lfulce ltie pare Ienss
80 Oase otter bOlot Be Sorulite att,i
i enisI'e 0ruppsr Mt Suotos i Gam
Jun. gnbuer trOsbs beri at is @ubs
Hinser. iom bsifDttebe ben forfnlai.
ufploi9beo. 8anfe piit bIep her, Der.
Toner blot. men be. iom talts om bet.
blep bebaneia iom 6antaiter. Som
supplement til bett. tiloiimee 8iIl.o,
al tprtilte 6ot5olo tilisisr &orrtlpon.
benton ben Bsm9rinins. at en- tldtr.
fethf Sepeing III bar btiat ole Ysitr,
ION ferer Ill Bptn, laa at bsnns CT
%iulbh9noie ~aiiaarst fra al 6orbineelie.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-12-17

There are in London now two Jayan.
csc princes, the first children of the
magic land who have ever visited Eng
land publicly as representatives OF the
wealth and resources of that country.
To those who have been led away by the
charming description OF the Javanesc,
prin ces in Eugene Sues romance of the
"Jaif Errant," much disappointment has
been conveyed by the appearance OF
Prince Gondosiwavc and his son, Sues
fancy prince is represented at being as
delicate in limb and features ~ Greek
slave 1.-THE and supple as ayouug tiger,
graceful and swift Of foot rs the antel
ope. The Javancso princes in London
on the contrary, are Of middle height,
inclined 70 he stout, their complexion Of
the dark yellow Of the Malay race and
their hair hlue.hlack and rather oily,
hangs straight down each side Of the
face. Their costume is rich and highly
ornamented. without any Of the gaudi.
ness of contrasting colors SO loved Of the
lIindoos; and in general their whole rs.
peet conveys an impression of more ser
ious aims and views oflite than does that
al any other Oriental race
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-12-17

more 0ted caught tile horses by their
heads.
His face was as white as it ever could
be, and he spoke one word only. It was
"Hornetsf'
The horses had been stung in more
than twenty places. They were unhar.
messed II once, and we were all out on
tn" GROUND directly.
We laughed and we cried, and Mrs.
FltnC' : c..2sid. distinguished herself ty
+ 'i9,. ~
81 don't blame the horses lac least"
Queeny said Zone sting is b i enough"
Al d she showed where her I'VE WAS be
ginning 10 sw " Y 49, / me
swarming u. OF the woods there" As
tor (IyS.. 49, : ~ e. mil atrd is.r.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-12-17

Let boy place his stockings in an iroE
chest as he goes TO bed, and lock them IN
with six padloeks, and in the morning
ono stocking will be found under the bea
and the other On the stairs.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-12-17


4 large inccnSc Is reported in ths lisnosnl Of
the public lands for settlement during the past
year which marks the prosperous grnwth " cur
agricultural industry, and Vigorous movement
ot population toward cur unoecupird lands. As
this movement proceeds tho codihcatiou &c our
land laws rs well A. proper legislation e. regulate
the disposition OF public lands. hecomc OF mcr
pressing necessity aud therefore invite the con-
siieiatiut OF congress to the report and the ac-
eempanymg draft OF bill made by the public
lands commission, which were communicated by
me locangrss at the last session. Early action
upon this important subject i highly desirable.
The attention Ut congress i again asked "a the
wasteMl leprcdations committed IN our pubic
timber lands, and the rapid and indiscriminate dc,
strnytion at nur FORESTS, The urgent necessity
for legislation II this end II nov generally rcc-
ngnfcd, lnyirw rf the lawles> character IL tho
depredatiens committed and the disastrous cnusc.
qucnees which Will inevitably follow their eontn-
uanee, legislation has again and again hc,n rcc-
commended 80 arrest the evil and II preserve for
the people Of our western states and territories,
the timher needed for domestic andether essential
uses,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-12-17

The report % he postmaster general exhibits
the continual growth and the high state q eth
cheney of the postal service. The operations "
no department 81 the government, perhaps, rep
resent with greater eNactncss the increase IN the
population and the business utthc country, In
1860 the postal receipts Mcn SS,ilS ,O6ilO; in
1850 tho receipts were S3a,al1, I1g.ai. All The
Inhabitants of the country are directly and per.
sonally interested In having proper mail facilities,
and naturally watch the post office very closely.
This careful oversight I'm the part VI the people
has proved u constant stimulus tn ilnproN emcnt.
During the past ynnr thcr was an increase ot -
liza post offices, and thu mail rantoS WIRE extended
~ III miles, making m additional annual trans
por,ation ~ ln,sni III mics rhc revenues IL
the postal service i'm the ensuing year aie csti-
mated ~ S3s ,sia l7l.la, and the expenditures IL
SAC i75aSa leaving naeicienpy 10 ~ arnropri-
ated out Of the treasury Of 81, $50 1920.
The universal postnl union has received the ne
eession Of almost I'LL the countries and colonies Of
the world maintaining organized postal services
and il is confidently expected TINT all the other
countries and colonies INV outside the union viii
SON unite Herewith thus realizing the grand idea
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-02-29
California Legislature.

SALT LAKE CITY. Feb. 90, 80.
Editors Herald
Can you inform me through the
columns Of your paper, when the
legislature adjourns; il they
hsve a certain time to sit, the same
as the Utah Assembly? Respectfully,
J. P.
The new constitution of California.
last May, provided that the
present session Of the legislature
should begin at noon en- the first
Monday after the LIST day OF January,
1880, and members may be allowed
pay for 100 days. No bill can be
introduced alter ninety days from the
commencement of the session. Here
after, the sessions will be biennial,
beginning on the Monday after the
LIST of January succeeding the cleo
ton of members, and continuing
sixty days, though no bill can be in
troduced after the expiration OF fifty
days from the commencement.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-02-29
DIED.

BARRETT.-In this city, Februsry q,
1880, at 220 pm of diphtheris, Daisy,
daughter of Mrs Anna Barrett, aged 2
years, 10 months and Z days.
Funeral to-day.
HUNTINGTON in Brighton Ward,
February 9th, 1880, of Capillary bron-
chitis, after an illness of four days, Zina
Ida, daughter of George W. and Agne-
Huntington, sged l year, month and
. days.
Funeral services at Seventeenth Ward
.Sehoolhouse, at u O'Clock, Sunday, 18th
Friends are respectfully invited.
LIv1NGsToK-In this city, February
2Sth. of pneumonia, Isabella, daughle
of James G. and Anna Livingston, ageC
2 years and &c days.
Funeral from residence of parents
Twentieth Ward, on Monday, March Isl
at 10 o'clock am. Friends of the famil!
INVITED.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-02-29
IT'S TRULY WONDERFUL

To see what Improvements now exist
as compared with railway travel only
a few years ago. To become convinced
of this, one has only to select for his
route East, the popular and well-known
CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN RAILWAY.
You are landed by the Union Pacific
Railroad in the Union Depot at Coun-
Gil Bluffs, where stands the G. & NJ
". Palace Train, composed of Pull
man Hotel Cars, Pullman Sleeping
Cars, Elegant Day Coaches,
Smoking, Baggage, Postal Care,
etc., ready TO convey its passen--
gers rough Iowa and Illinois, and
into . icsgO. Gliding smoothly along
over tre superb track of steel rail
through thriving cities and villages,
CO., f0rtably seated in this train, one
sea ely discovers the high rate OF
speed which be is riding. Trains OF
this road are always on time, con-
nections sure, and passengers seek.
ing pleasure, comfort, safety and
ease in travelling, will ind the
''North-Western" in excess OF their
expectations, and the greatest OF all
routes to Chicago and the East. In
stat upon Ticket Agents selling you
Tickets ria this Road; all Agents sell
them. Examine your Tickets, and
tefuse to buy if they do not read over
this Road. II you wish the Best
Travelling Accommodations, you viii
buy your Tickets by this Route,
ISPAND WILL TAKE NO OTHER
100
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-02-29
Wilhelmi.

The advertisement announcing that
a concert will be given at the Theatre
on Thursday evening next by the
Wilhelm Concert Troupe appears
this morning. This states that one
concert only will be given, and in
view of the great success OF this
troupe on its former sppearan 3e here,
the announcement is sufficient to
draw a full house. The fact that
Wilhelmj is billed TO perform some
popular selections will prove double
incentive to the public to hear this
prince of violini.ts again. Of Max
Vogrich. the pianist, and Marie Sal
yotti, nothing need be said; the pub
lie is pretty well acquainted with their
merits already.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-02-29
The HSOreerer.n

The first presentation of this piece
here will take lace on Friday even
ing next. On this occasion lions
Musical Society will make its debut
before the public. The society has
been organized for sEor,hy object,
and should therefore prove successful;
its purport being to encourage and
foster taste for superior music, and
10 educate the public in thst direction.
Another prime object is to create a
fund for the purchase of musical IL
Istruments and to assist in educating
those specially endowed with musical
ability, but who have not the means
to educate themselves. For these
reasons it should prove a good enter
prise, and we trust it may.
Regarding the "Sorcerer." tne in
troductory selection chosen by The
society, the following argument will
will the public some conception:
Alexis, the soldier lover of Aline, is
enthusiastically inbued with the idea
that love alone is the source of true
happiness, and that marriage is the
panaces for every i'll. With the
laudsble intention of making all the
inhabitants of the village supremely
happy, he enlists the services of John
Wellington Wells. OF the firm OF ].
W. Wells & Co., the highly respect
able, Old established family Sorcerers
DIST. Mary Axe, Tendon, dea'e in
magic and spells, the hest sud
cheapest house in the trsde. Mr..
Wells prepares 3 phiiter, or love
potion, which is secretly introduced
into the tea drank by the villagers
and guests at the festivities on the oc-
casion Ul the betrotbaI OF Alexis and
Aline. The effect of the philter is to |
make each one who drinks fall in |
love with the next person of the op |
posi!e sex that is met. The comicsl
confusion and odd matchmaking
This causes, must DO witnessed to be
and the beauty OF the
music, weirdness Of the mystic incan-
.stion, picturesque situations, inter
ssting and ridiculous incidents and
ascinatiou Of the whole cannot be |
described-it must be seen
and heard.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-02-29
RELIGIOUS SERVICES TO
DAK.

CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LAT
TER-DAY SAIETs.-Services in the vari-
Gus ward meeting houses this afternoon
and evening. Sunday Schools in the
morning.
HOME MISSIONARIES will preach in
the ward meeting houses this evening.
ST. MARKS CATHEDRAL-Morning
service at Ham,, Sunday School at GAS
am. Evening service at pm.
ST. PAUL's CHAPEL, corner Of Fifth
South and Second West streets.-Sunday
School 2.90 pm
CATEoLIc.-Church OF st. Mary Mag.
dalene, Rev. Father Seaman, Pastor
CATHOLIC SERVICE at Fort Douglas
the second Sunday of each month at II
O'Clock am.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCI.-PreschibG
at II am by the pastor, Rev. r. G
McNiece. Sabbath school at $50 am
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH-Preach.
ing at IL am. by the pastor, Rev. w
NJ. Barrows. Sunday School at II. Is
No evening service.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-02-29
A FINE assortment of Programme
and Ball Cards at the HERALD once
CynnOrthwy, Neu Nj Drengwn
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH,
1lth February, 1880.

I1hu
Elders Elias Morris and Samuel l..
Exams:
Dear Brethren-It is with pleasure
that We acknowledge the good results
of your efforts in assisting the worthy
poor and destitute Saints from Wales,
during the pat two years. We learn
that you succeeded in gathering some
So, 600, and have expended the same
in emigrating many families from
that country. Others are still calling
for aid, and as you are personally &C
ouainted with many, if not all, OF
those who were emigTated by your ex-
eltions, you have our full sanction TO
use al fair and lawful means to col
lect the amounts due the P E. Fund
from those who were emigrat9d by
the funds you disbursed in 1878. and
TO sgain use the moneys thus collected
to emigrate from Wales these who are
worthy and stlll in need of assistance.
You are also authorized to collect
for the benefit Of the Welsh Saints,
donations from any parties who feel
disposed to aid in this laudable enter
Prise.
1--WE tru that the brethren and
sisters who have realized the benefit
Of your larors in their behalf, will Go
| ali in their power to pay their In
debteduess, and thus give you all the
aid taey can to facilitate the gather
ling OF their poor and destitute iriendt
vet remaining In Wales.
Your brother in the Gospel.
JOHN TAYLOR.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-02-29
Auction.

On Tuesday, at II am, March ID,
1880, the Household Furniture OF
Major Gcodspeed will be sold. without
reserve, at residence, Second South,
between Second and Third East
Streets, consisting of che Splendid
Piano, Parlor ana Bedroom Sets,
Stoves, Carpets, Hair and Spring
Mattresses, Extension Table, Crockery
Ware, Pictures, etc., etc. Every
thing good. 81. A. REED.
1919 Auctioneer.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-02-29
Bullion.

Receipt OF bullion on Saturday;
By McCornick & Co.-One car load
of Chicago bullion. and one OF Ger
mania refined lead. Value, 81. 825.
By Pacific Express Company-Fouf
bars from the Ontario and one from
the Christy, $l,649.7s. Value,
s5,OO1.9 9. 49,
Total value of shipments, 81
s56 o3.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-02-29
The ASSEMBLY HALL.
Unique and Historical FresoOing.

| 49,
For about ak weeks past, the work
of frescoing the ceiling of the Sal
Lake Assembly Hall has been in pro
gress under the direction of Mr.. ",
O. Morris, of this city, who has per.
sonally performed the greater part oil
the work. A visit there, Yesterday.
showed such rapid progress that the
work IS nearly completed. When
finished, it will add greatly to the
attTactiveBess OF the hall, while the
subjects painted on the ceiling will be
Q constant reminder of the history OF
the church. together with some
events mentioned in scripture. On
the west ceiling is large beehive,
tue emblem of Deseret, and on either
side are the CWo temples built by the
Lstter-1ay Saint before being driven
to this country; the one on the north
side of the beehive is a painting OF
the temple at Kirkland; the one on
south side q represention OF the tenn
pie at Nauvoo. On the north ceiling
are paintings of Peter, James
and John in the act of comforting
the Melchizedek priesthood on
the Prophet Joseph Smith, who is
kneeling. To the east is a fine
representation of the Salt Lake
Temple, as it will be when completed,
and still further on the Logan Temple.
Over the first Of these temples is
large sizs portrait of the Savior. and
above the latter, one of Ely lh. On
the east end of the ceiling ID large
view represen ting the Hill OF
with the Angel Moroni
pointing out to Joseph, of whom there
is an excellent painting, the spot
where the tablets of the Book OF
Mormon were hidden; this view lie
to be a facsimile OF the
position Of the stone under which the
plates we're discovered. On the south
side are paintings OF toe Manti and
St. George Temples. a portrait OF
Elias over the former, and one OF
Moses, who holds in his hand q scroll
the ten commandments
IA AOOI0iO SnnlaSNCAes wv VIZ 'N'SS@'
Weet OF the st. George Temple IS a
of John, the Baptist,
the Aaionic priesthood on
me Prophet Joseph and Oliver
The whole is filed out with border
ug, which relieves the iresco paint
ngs OF any baroness that might have
,een noticed. 1t ia understood that the
en- commandments are to be painted
IN the wslle, with portraits OF
Joseph and Hyrum on either aide OF
he organ. This last mentioned work,
however, has not yet been COM
nenced. The whole thing has been
lone in q very short space OF time
.nd materially improves the intsrnal
appearance of the ball; while it re-
lects great credit on the artist. Mr..
Y. G Morris, and displays his talent
4 new light.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-02-29
Governor Murray.

Governor Eli II. Murray will arrive
in this city to night. He telegraphed
Secretary Thomas from Cheyenne,
yesterday, to this effect, and the con-
sequence is that the committee OF
citizens appointed for that purpose
will go to Ogden by the afternoon
train to meet and welcome him to
Utah. He is accompanied by his
family aud a party, the extent of
which is not known. The committee
from this city consists of Secretary
Thomas, Judge Mcbride, Col. ]. B.
Neil, Mr.. Il. W. Lawrence and Rev.
Dr.. Fisher. As heretofore sisted, a
committee Of the citizens Of Ogden
has also been appointed, who will
meet his excellency at the depot at
that city. Il is the intention 10 hold
recept'on for gentlemen exclu-
sively, at the Walker House, where
the Governor has engaged rooms, i'm
mediateIy after his arrival here.
which will donttless be short; and
should it be desired. a more formal
and general reception Will be held
hereafter.
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TOTAL ABSTINENCE vs.. BIBLE

AUER 4 MURPHY think tho next best
thing to swearing of entirels is to drink good
liquor; aud to show that such doctriEe is
rot altogether without authority, submit the
following Seriptural Quotations.:
Verse 6--Give strong drink unto him that
is ready to perish and wilma unto those that
be Of heavy hearts.
Verss LET him drink a5d forget his
poverty and remember his misery no moro.
PRO erbs, Chap. XXX.
CHad solomon lived until to day, be To7ld
probs SHY have addedD
Verse S.-For No. 8 is al abominstion
IN the land, but Auer 4 Murphy's Ragged
Edge Rsviyer lendeth strenEth to the weak
and turneth the morning Of SORROW and
lamentatiOn into one Of rejoicing and mirth'
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-02-29
The Contributor -

The March number of the Contrib
utor is out, and is as attractive and
interesting as ever. This number
concludes the first ak months OF the
magazine, ard following is g list OF
the contents: Confidence" VI,
Moses Thatcher; The Compass,
Quebec; Character Sketches, ",
The Sons OF Diomedes," K g. M;
''self Education" o. Fl. Riggs;
Drifting" poem, II. w. Naisbiti;
Extraordinarily of tie YOUTH"
"The Nauvoo Brass Band" Horace
G. Whitney; Historians of the
Nephites," R; "Bits of Travel. VI,
Vienna to Munich" De Vsllibus,
Home, III, Site of House, Wslks, l."
t; The Angel Moroni." w. H. IL,
Sharp. Association Intelligence.
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Received.