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A NEW RAILROAD


To Connect BtSnbenVIIIe and Cleveland
Projected.
SrEuBgSvlLLE, March 16.-The adviaa.
bllty Of building q narrow.gauge railroad
from this city to Carrollton, via Winters.
vile, Richmond, Springfield, Amsterdam
Snd Harlem Springs, has been contem.
plated for some time, and about two weeks
Ggo committee Of our citizens visited
Cauolton and Canton To confer
with The people oi the former
place and the managers Of the
Connection Valley Railroad, with which q
connection will be made, a6ordlng o d.
rect route from Steubenville to Cleveland.
This visit was 30 fruitful that the Carroll.
ton people last week held q mass.meeting,
resolved 10 Contribute money to the road,
and appointed committee 10 solicit the
right Of way through Carroll county, and
also stock from the farmers. The Connot.
ton Valley managers also promised
all the assistance In their power,
aud agreed to have Mr.. Ellis,
their Chief Engineer, recommend com.
pstent man to make the survey Of the
route. Last Friday letter was received
from that gentleman stating that A. K.
Robinson, Of Ravenna, would make the
survey for Sl2 80 per mile and 500 for
making map Of estimates. Mr.. Robin.
ton was recommended as competent
civil engineer. A meeting was immedi.
ateIy called and the proposition accepted.
committee was also appointed 10 secure
competent persons TO accompany the sur.
veying party 10 solicit stock and right OF
way from the Jefferson county farmers
residing along the route, and the work
will be commenced this week. The com.
II MiIiee have two routes in view, one up
Wills creek aud the other up Permar's
run, and the best one will be selected.
Neither ol them Is over thirty miles In
length. The most valuable portion Of
Jefferson county will be opened up by
this road.
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LEADyiLLE, March 16.-A Tombstone
dispatch says that stage coach was fred
at last night, near Contention, by two
highway men. The driver was shot dead
and one passenger badly wounded. p. II.
Paul, Wells & FArgo's sgent, returned the
fire. The horses ran away, and saved the
passengers and treasure from the robbers.
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Los ANGELES, March 16,-F. P. Foster
was shot dead on the street to-day by
Lastoria Abarta, q Spanish girl, who states
that Foster seduced her under the prom.
se Of marriage. Foster Ia connected with
some Of the oldest Spanish families In
Southern California,
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srEuBSSvILtE, March 1O-A probable
fatal accident took place yesterday even.
Log In Smith, Porter 4 Co.'s clay minel Al
New Cumberland, W. Va. A can Of blasl.
Ing powder, which young man i,atned
Reckey held iu his hand, exploded setting
his clothes on fife and burning him fear:
iully about the face and body.
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The COIored arotner Wants a Chance

BALTIMoRR. MD, March lB,-The com.
mittee Of Colored men appointed by the
colored Republicans Of the Third CopVres.
sionsl district to 20 to Washington in the
interest Of HON.. Morrison Harris, one
Of the candidates for Collector OF the Port
q Baltimore, have postponed the trip un.
I'll tomorrow. They Ro armed with a
special report showing that their race rep
resents two.thirds Of the Republican
party Of this State, that they are dissatis-
lied with the discrimination made against
them by the present collector, and th at
they have assurance that the Hon. ]. Nor
and liberal spirit. -
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4 ConIettnte on Nnilnnai rln.n.,..

INV YoRK, March iO.-The 7yme says
= ~ number Of prominent bAnkefu left lot
v, nW,@nlngton s.l yestetday for The purpose
9. sSS.ounleffihE With President Garfield and
sSSI'TSssty s,SI " Window In relation 10 the gen.
mo, mc,s financial !Ii sfaits Of the Nation, and
He 's !! especially concerning the dipposal oi
SsS, SS UIalance o. the Sl04 600 900 In four pei
IIoui Iss9 Oonds which the Treasury ID author
'A'a 10 Issue under the Reiunding ScE
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NAsHviLLE, March i6.-A resolution was
introduced in the House With memorial
looking 10 the Impeachment Of Judge o,
W. Tyler, Of Montgomery county, on the
alleged ground oi neglect Of office, drunk.
enness, misApproPtiatlon and attempted
assassination,
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WASHINGTON, D. o. March i0.-ssnator
Edgerton, (Minn.) will take his seat to.
morrow.
Gov. PlaiSted teegnaphed 10 Senator
Ffye the announcement that his election
and credentials were forwarded. This
official announcement will be offered In
he Senate tomorrow, and Unless objsc.
ton is mad Frye will take his seat.
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rhe TOnnsyIvaniN House Al,or Re.

HARRISBURG, March lO,-In the House
this morning, Mr.. Ruddlnian produced q
copy oil the Pittsburgh Commercial Galstte,
and read correspondence from this city
reaectlngseverely upon the official conduct
Of Speaker Hewitt, accusing him Of un.
| ,ir discrimination in the matter OF reIer.
ring certain bills to committees. Mr.. Rud.
dinian submitted resolution Tor the ex.
pulsion Of DR.. Palmer, the alleged author,
from the floor OF. the House, The resolu.
lion caused considerable excitement. and
was finally referred to special committee.
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CINCINNATI, March 1G.-The Kentucky
Regulators on last Saturday night took
William D. Hell, q storekeeper at Princess
Furnace, Boyd county, KY, out Of bic
bed, gave him fifteen lashes, ordered
him 10 leave within i've days, and went
away. He left.
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AT BERLIN.
Members or the RuSsiAn Royal Family
En- IlOute Home.

MtmbeFS OF tho HuSHIhh R0yhI Family
En- Route Home.
BERLIN, March 16.--The Grown Prince
and Princess, Princess Christian, the Rus.
sian Embassy, Lord Ample Hill, British
Ambassador and perfect OF police met the
Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh and the
Grand Duke Alexis at the railway station,
and after sabaurof, the Russian Ambss.
ssdor, handed the Grand Duke Alexis q
packet otBympathetic letters and kilograms,
the train proceeded 10 st. Petersburg.
The Grown Prince is troubled with great
hoarseness. His journey 10 Ut. Petersburg
has been postponed until next week.
RoME, March 10 The Pope sent o letter
OF coincidence IN the Czar.
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nenl, hmm, li1Il.nnlnhln.

MENPHis, Tenn, March lG.-Elbett
Ksck, q youth Of seven years, died last
night from fully developed symptoms Of
hydrophobis, being bitten BY 0 rabld dr. q
last Christmas, Several other persons
were bitten at the same time,
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The return calls for little comment, be-
cause the partial interruption oil business
has affected transactions very unequally
at the different cities, and may readily &C.
count for greater diversities In compari.
con than actually appear. II the volume
Of business continues to show such an In
crease, In spite Of storms, financial storms,
mlterisl and considerable fall In prices,
II will be exceedingly difficult to sustain
tue theory that the prosperity olthe coun'
Try has been overestimated or has preCep'
tibIy begun 10 sbate.
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A woman Driven by Husines4 Troublea
10 RuIolda.

WILLIAMSON, Miou., March 1O.-Mrs.
]. R. Scott, who lived five miles northeast
Of here, committed suicide by shooting
herself yesterday She has been having
trouble over the estate left her by her
father and that is the supposed cause She
leaves O husband and two children,
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DErRotr, March i0.AA serious shooting
sfItay occurred yesterday at vetmontVille
this State. Albert Monton, farmer, shot
Fred. Foot, his hired man, Two shol
took effect In his head. He is still alive
but cannot recover,
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RDIsON's LIGHT.

An Eud Of TFIaIpE with It-The Inysn,
tor Has BeeGme business Man, De,
voting His Attention 10 It's InIFOduc.
Hon.
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CoSsTANrtsoPLE, March iO.-ItlB stated
that in view Of The opposition Of the Am.
baBSadots to The llneot frontier ~ ptoposed
by Turkey, the Porte haa taltefed the
terms Of itg proposition and have now of.
cred 10 Cede crede, instead Of other and
c1nsldetably less territory In Thessalay.
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DErHelr, March 1O.-oytebius p. Black,
oi Tuscalo county, was nominated to-day
by the Democrats OF the Seventh Dlsttlct
t9 iill the vacancy oCCaSioned by Conget'S
election 10 the Senate.
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,tn,,le. o,ti s1i.i,is m istl,o.,

rAiLADELpntA, Match 10 John Pieit.
fer and John Mcbride were found dead
in their nell in the Eastern Penitentlary
this morning. II is thought that Pieifiet
killed MCBtlde and then hanged himself.
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wAsnlSeroN, DO. March ls.-The com.
mission Of Fred. Douglass, U. s. Marshall
lor thia district, expires tomorrow. II is
understood that he will be feappolnted by
the President,
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A nA,r w. nrnalslliias-

CiSctSSArl, March 1G.-Jacob Everett,
a drunken man, alter spree, having been
refused liquor, drank large quantity oI
turpentine and died from its effects lasI
Saturday evening. This happened Ia q
remote corner Of Fayette county, Ohio.
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vIESSA, March l0.-An order is pub.
llshed here prohibiting the importation
into Austria Of swine, pork, bacon or sati.
sages from the United States,
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AUGUSTA, Ms, March iO.-wm. p. Frye
was formally declared elected U. s. ssna.
!oI M to-day, In joint session Of the i,eglsla.
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Df. Carver the woFid'a Champion shot.
LONDON, March 16-tn The third stage
Of the pigeon shooting match Carver beat
Graham, 40 to 80, and Scott beat Gordon,
40 10 80. The deciding heat, 100 birds
each, was then shot. Al the beginning
Scott was rather the iavotite In he bel.
ting. Scores: Cafvef-2i, lS, 2t, 10; In.
tai, 70. SGott-l5, 10, "a, 10; total, "a,
Dr. Carver thus wins the title Of cham.
pion, the cup and E050 In stakes. Scott
has challenged Oatver 10 q match for The
cup and E200 q side, the contest to be
within two months. A gentleman offered
10 bel E5O0 that Scott would win,
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Elntfllia,a IstItnin s.srnla.,.

wAsmSoroS, D. O., March i0.-J. Stan.
ley Brown has been appointed Private
Secretary 10 President Garfield,
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NAPLES, March l0,-Thefe was another
ettong ahock like an earthquake al Oasa.
mlcciola. Many houses have fallen,
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A,fEMPERANOE PLEA.
Made BY Enlisted Men Of the Army-Th,
state Of rhlngA.

Made BY EnIiated Men OF the AFmy-The q
state Of rhIpgS.
CnEYNSE, March 16.-Two hundred sol.
diers at Fort Russell have signed peti.
tion to the President asking that no revo.
cation be made Of the order prohibiting
the selling Of liquor at military posts, and
alege singular facts as the cause Of thsif
petition. They claim that the post trad.
er's department for the sale OF liquor ID
divided into different and distinct paris,
the one for the commissioned officers OF d
garrison, and the other for the enlisted
men. In the former the liquor provided
for the officers comes up 10 about the Rv
erage standard Of liquor sold III any we'll
assorted and we'll stocked bar room, while
ID the latter the liquid offered for sale 10
the enlisted men is nothing but q vile
chemical omponnd, containing, exclusive
OF o little alcohol, none Of the Ingredients
OF either whisky, brandy or wine. With
regard 10 the cost Of the same over the
jost traders bar they shoy that the liq.
uotB described as supplied TO the officers
are sold 10 them at O reasonable price,
while on the other hand the manuiactur.
ed compound called liquor, supplied TO en-.
listed men, ls always sold OF On exhotbi.
tat1t nfice,
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Reissue Of national Bank CIreulatIon.
WARRINGTON, March 18.--Twenty.six
National banks fe.dsposited S2,505,OOO In
U. 8. bonds, security iof the circulation ol
notes, hall million Of which wete issued
to-day,
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On the same side OF the card as the
address was the following:

"For God so loved the world that be
gave his only begotten Son, that t0hsSo-
ever believeth in him should not perish,
but have everlasting life. John 3. Is.
And Jesus cried and said: "He that be-
lieveth on me, beLieueh not on me, but
on him that sent me. lam come light
unto the world, that whosoever belieVeth
on me should not abide in darkness. "
John II: A: 46:
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PsnbTOEG&W Meat Markets
4aso Bstabltshm,ents- One Management

TS0o Establishments One Management
We viii put on the Market Quality Of Meat
that has never been surpassed in Utah.
OUR BEEF Il selected from the best Short
Horn Breeds in the country.
OUR MUTTON e from choic e two and three
year old wethers
OUR CORN BEEF has no equal
Although of Superior Quality, our
Prices are as Cheap as the Cheapest!
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UTAH CONTRACT COMPANY

Gffcs 10. 12Sz11k, First South St., Salt
Lake City. P. 0. Bcx 4S1.
Undertake and execute, on tie lowest
Of the work of locating, grad :ng, bridging,
tsing, ironing snd eqaippi1g Steam Herse
or other RAILWAYS; Locating and con
Etructing wagon roads, canals, reservoirs,
Aqued1cts, dams etc.; lay Ing out and grsdlp
streets, siSs9alks, parade grounds snd RAGS
tracks; ekcsvstins for buildins ioun6stioBs,
cellars, drsins, etc, as well as every and all
other kinds Of work requiring the removal d
earth, gravel cement, stone etc, etc.
F.DoREMUs supt.
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SuperlatiVely bad,
And nothing else than bad.
II he had not departed in hot haste,
And had not ia en- counsel of his fears.
He might have left with music 10 his
ears.
Music that would have made the welkin
ring
1.-THE Rogue's March" would have been
the very thing.
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For Rent.


Two Stores on Main Street. For particulars
inquire at our once.
Ffve-room House, 14th Ward, SIS
Five-room House, 18th Ward. $40.
TIVE rooms, 2oth Ward. 50.
Three rooms, 10th Ward, 81.
Large house adjoining 7. z. Jones, on 5th
East street. For terms call and enquire
Four-room House 10th Ward, SO.
once rooms on Main street, elegantly ntted
up
six-roon House, 1lth Ward. water snd gas,
s25.
Eight-room House. three blocks east Of post
once, water and gas, SIS.
few thouEand dollars to loan at 10 to II per
cent.
Special attention paid to renting houses.
apartments stores, and ofaces; drawing legal
papers, wills, and eonveyHnces and TO the exc
cution Of al kinds Of tOmmIssions IN our line Of
business.
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PRODUCE MARKET.

Follovinp are the ruling wholesal'
buvipg prices in Salt Lake CITY
GRAIN-Whest, 70 g SOC. ? bushsl
BARLEY, seed s1.25 ? cWt; Osts, Sl'H
FcWt. .oo- n 90 IN
xxx (old) $3.50 @ 2.75 Fcvt-
POTATOES-35c. @ 4Oc ? 6nahel'
SHELLED C0RN-sl.25(gSl 80 cW1
BRAN-2l 90; Shorts, S1.l0 p eEt.
WOOL-Cboice Fleece 1S92Oc ' o.
HIDES-Prima Flint, 1Oc9l4c ? D.
Following are the latest quotations
efhour, grain. wool, etc., in the oRr
Francisco market
FLOUR-Superfne, SO 1904 %; Bakers
Extra, IS 90 @S5 I24: Family Extras
S. Is; Wslls Walls, extra, a 90 9 a Al
Pbbl.
2, 81 4OQ1 424 2 ctl.
BARLEY-Feod, 9O9 SlOO for Coas
sBd9Oc @ 81 fOrBsy; Brewing, Sl9sl q
= cWt.
0ATs-QuOtable at 81 20 81 45F ctl
t.rFeed.
CORN - Quotable at 071 @sI 90 fol
Large fellow; 975c. a 81 90 for Small
and 81 OBI q 81 O5 Cor White, p ctl.
HIDES-Dry Hides, usual selections,
Flint, IS q lSIc,; Dry Kips, IS q l8Ici
Green Sailed, heavy steers, over 55lbs
lO4ci do, under So lbs, 1Oc; Kips, 103c;
Calf-skins, 10 q l2c.
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NOTICE.

ITO THE HOLDERS OF THE BONDS
L and Coupons Of the Summit County
Railroad Company: You are hereby
notified to present the bonds and coupons
of the Summit County Railroad Com
psny, held and owned by you, to me al
my office, in Salt Lake City, Utah Ter
rit0ry, on or before the LIST day Of May,
A. D., 1881, and upon the order Of the
District Court Of the Third Judicial Dis
trio of said Territory, you will receive o.
NE your dueproporiion Of the proceeds O.
the sale of the property OF ssid Company
which sale took place on the 18th day o
October, 1881, pursuant to s decree OF tn
said Court, rendered on the 18th day 0
September, 1880, in the fnit Of the nlor
Trust Company Of New York US. Th'
Summit CountV Railroad Company.
o. J. AYERILL, Clerk.
By h. G. MCMILLAN, Deputy CLERK
January 9TH, 1881. lan6
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LUMBER. SHINGLES. LATIN
FLOORING, RUSTIC. SIDING,
POCKETS, ETC., CHEAP, AT
LATIN aR. TAYLOR 4 cos. .
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Twas ever thus: no matter whe-
ther you desire Hermitage Whiskey
or Salvation, you 1gIst pay cash.
Seriously, however, as there seems
to be sn unusually large amount OF
superhuous sympathy expended upon
nae By the self-righteous ones OF this
degenerate world, l hereby declare
my willingness to submit my past
and present department in life, with
all its shortcomings. for comparison
With that of any writer, public
speaker, clergyman. priest, or any
person OF equal age, OF either sex, OF
any nationality or religion, and I
agree to forfeit ONE THOUSAND
DOLLARS, provided an honest and in
telligept investigating committee
shall decide that / am inferior,
morally, OF any of my detrsctors,
without exception.
SPOT up or shut up |" which, being
tsn,lAted, signifies Give us rest7
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TRED. ANDERSON. c,K. PoNKRox,
FOR SALE By
ANDERSON & P0MER0Y,
Real Estate and Loan Agents.
Office under McCo.nick's Bank, Salt LAX,
City. P. o Box SIS.
MANY BUYERS ARE NOT PREPARE

MANY BUYERS ARE NOT PREPARED
vi to nay all cash down. To such We offer
the advantages Of our instAlment plan Of pay
ment, by which liberal time can be secured on
from One-half to three-fourths of the purchase
price, at . low raIe of Interest, which can b.
continually reduced by partial payments TO be
made as often as desired.
LOANS NEGOTIATED.
MONEY TO LOAN.
HOUSES FOR RENT.
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Wanted.

Fifty Houses wanted for rent.
Territorial and County Scrip always wanted.
For information on farming lands. call At our
ONCE.
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Building Lots

dds SOLICITED FOR THOSE SPLENDID
d building lots on the brow Of Arsenal Hill,
one block north Of the Temple, overlooking the
city; fronting on three streets; commanding
view and near to business.
TI,AKE THEM AT YOUR OWN PRICE
and come right in and make bid on lot 8,
block 1O4 lot 2. block 81; and lot 4, block ls7; all
A VERY DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT
n on 9th East street, near ID South, west
front, choice orchard, three sides fenced 61lC
rods; 81 100.
FULL GRASS LOT, X ACRES, 19TH
"A Ward, on railroad track, S375.
A GOOD BUILDING LOr ON THEATRE
"A street. south front, sll fenced, hxl0 rods
nice neighborhood, suitable for two nice resi-
dences s., 100.
EULL BLOCK ON THE STREET cAF
+ line, 10th Ward; price 81 100. VIII sub.
divide II desired.
CHOICE BUILDING LOT NEAR CORNEE
" I'd South and Sd East streets; SIS rods
water and gas run By; nrs.-slAss surroundings
price 81 400.
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INTERESTING ITEMS.
Some Of the Results Of AdVsrtis'
ing. -

| The accompanying documents we're
received by Mr.. George A. Meears.
wholesale and retail liquor dealer,
opposite the pnstofice, Salt Lake
City, Utah. He respectfully dedi-
Gates them to the liquor dealers OF
the nineteenth century, here and
elsewhere. Comments are unnecee-
sary, as the MISTER is published GER
bGtim ct titeratim, ct speLLatim. Out OF
sympathy for the writers, We omit the
Nance, but the original documents
can be seen at IL, IL, Is Second
South street.
The first document received was
the following, which was contained
in an envelope bearing the words:
"Love not the world. neither the
things that are in the world. John
IL, Is. Here is the letter:
PHELPS, N. Y, Jan. 4, 1881.
Dear Sir:-HaVing seen your Adver-
tismeot in the paper, inviting the hungry
to q Christmas dinner, feel like thank
ing you for your kindness to the poor and
needy. And now 1 want to give you an
in citation which l find from One who
will give all that He promises, and even
more. l have accepted it, and l hope
you will. Dear Sir, shall pray that
your heart may be moved to come to the
loving Friend who so kindly urges u TO
from dis hsnd. The words Of invitation
-, a Aaor rraaiouc Rn0E ha - o1r
Bible, Isaiah 55. l, 2. "Ho, every one
that thirsteth, come ye TO the waters, and
he that hath no money, come ye, buy and
eat; yea, come, buy wine and milk with
out money and without price. Where
fore do ye spend money for that which is
not bread? and you labor for that which
satisfeth lot? HArken unto me, and eat
We that which is good" Also in Mat
thew IL. % "Come unto me, all ye that
labor and are heavy laden, and 1 will
give you rest" Also Revelation 8. 20
HBehold, stand at the door and knock;
il any man hear my voice and open the
door, will come in to him, and will sup
with him and he with me-" Will you
not sccepi3
Believe me to be your friend
MRS REV. -.
Then comes postal card, as iol-
lows:
PHELPS, n. Y, Jan. 5th, 1881.
Mr.. MeearS:
Dear Sir:
Taking up Salt Lake paper Of Dec.
24th, nv eyes rested Oh 20. Ye
thirsty! l remembered the invitation
Of one many years az who s4yd come
unto me all ye that thirst" AS l con-
tinued looking, l "a" your kind provision
you had msde-I could but think you
possessed a large heart. but why are
there SO many "poor little children"f
could but think you was sowing seed.
Soon to come To many ''poor little chill
dren" will come the hsrvest. Please
open the do. of your heart and let US
SOW that seed that will produce q golden
harvest, bring joy instead OF woe to little
children. "And Jesus said unto them,
l am the bread of life: he that comeih
TO me shall never hunger, and he that
believeth on me shall never thirst" b.
John 6, So verse.
There are many beautiful songs, one is
kiss him for his mother" Please read
the select reading, 1 send FOR "youI
mother" Yours kindly,
N. l.. p.