The Butler weekly times., 1882-04-12
Tn. Women Of Mormonlsm

.;.ta of new book which will be |
EAGERLY read. 1t is edited by Mrs. /
1ennie Anderson Froiseth, OF Salt |
Lake City, one OF the foremost work
ers in the Anti-Polvgamy cause.
She gives very nearly in the words
of the poor dcluded victims the ac-
counts OF their dreadful miseTies and
sufferings, showing how the trst
wife has often been forced tor the
sake of bread and shelter for her
children to consent to have her hus-
band take another wife, even the
woman she most hated. While tor
herself she might have preferred to
plunge beneath the waters OF the lor-
dan. vet tor the sake Of her children
she has consented to see her hus-
band bring another woman into her
home to usurp her place in bis at
fections.
Every woman should read it that
she may learn the better to prlze the
blessings OF her own home and be
able to sympathize with these poor
unfortunate sisters and do more for
their relief.
Rev. Moses Smith, pastor OF the
Second congregational church, De-
troit, Mich, writes: Il read the
manuscript pages with an interest
which at times rose to astonishment
and Indignation. This book | am
sure will be found to be the right
thing, in the right place. at the right
time and from the right source.
Every pastor in the land may recon-
mend this volume before he sees it,
and million copies ought to be
sold in one year.
The book is finely Illustrated
1t is sold only by subscription and
offers rare opportunity for enter
prising agents to make money. For
particulars address the publishers,
r. S. Peale 81 Co., St Louis, Mo.
Ii you are suffering from indigestion or
any complaint of the Stomach or Bowels,
YOU will obtain great relief by using
the Prickley Ash Bitters, as they have
the property of gently in rcing these or
gans and placing them 1Aie good sound
and healthy condition. I3-tf
A paper published at Mr.. {. +.
Burns old home in Ohio, alludes to
that gentleman as follows:
Going away from home has the
effect on some people of swelling
them to proportions too big for suit
of clothes that was loose fit
when they picked up g-ip-sack and
started for new pastures. For eN-
ample. note the following from last
weeks Butler TIMES, printed in
Bates county Missouri: Mr.. {.
F. Burns, of the firm of McClintok
& Burns, who is now visiting his
friends in Ohio, speaks this: i am
back once more i'll old Roscoe and
Coshocton, and it appears like one
of those ancient towns we read of.
which, age, the castles and IuInS are
tumbIing down. No life. no GO
aheadltiveneSs that we have in the
west, and outside of my people and
friends. have no desire to remain
longer than nv allotted time. | am
Missourian.
The above only does Mr. Burns
credit. and we only regret that the
editor could not be induced also to
come west and aecome 4 proselyte
among us. But Judging from his
remarks he is clothed in Il tight fit
ting mossback suit. OF very thick
texture at that. and 10 get him out of
Il would require the combined effort
OF four yoke of oxen and Il kicking
mule.
constipation Is 4 disease maker 10 all
auinan beings. The rich and poor, the
Old and young, male and female are its
regular victims. Vt the bedside the phy
sicians first question is, show are vour
nowelS? This condition has manv cau>-
es. and leads TO mans diseases, as follows:
indigestion. acid stomach. -heartburn.
sefers, hiliousneSS, sick headache. torpid
ny OF the liver, collie. inflammatory dis
eases, nervou>rs>s, loss of appetite. etc,
&C. These conditions, can all be re-
moved hv the use OF ..Bailevs Saline
,,apenent," which IS pleasant and spark
ing purSat've, acting speedily and freelT
spon the stomach, bowels and liver; re-
s'esing indigestion, curing sick headache,
.se:ftenrn and acid >toInach; cools and