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Spo:ze upon the duties Of those who
are called to ofiiciate In tie Lesser
Priesthood. He defined the f,,ne-
tons OF tue Offices Of Priest and
Teacher, whose quorums should he
fully organizsI. Bishops COMEDIAN
sometimes tina, IL is difficult 10 Oh.
tam experienced men to ope=lte in
these Offices, - they ere called 10
labor IN - mluy other directions.
TIE young men who are active in
tue SUNNY Schools and Mutual
improvement Ass1cia,'ous should
De ss'eete 1 ami t-aine 1 IN the duties
OF tise Lesser priesthUoI z, that they
may De prepared 70 advances ~ 4 prO-
ce-S % grs laticn for airAlcei issss.
II tliis - done n1l the Li.ne conlt.s
when they want p - m ,rrsct they
viii be IN a proper condition u NJ
eeive the MeichiscdeS Pr.cs.hloi.
The support % the poor was 4 mat
ter q much Importance. In some
wants not more was donated fos
this o6iec. than ought % be contri-
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addressed the Conference. Follow
ing is briefsynopsis Of his remarks:
] hope to be able 70 speak Gnder the
influence OF toe same ) Yirit a that
which animated those who have
preceded me. These gatherings
result in much good to the Saints
who desire 10 serve the LoaI. We
should be grounded in The tTush.
Those who nave the HpIy Ghu-t
need not err. They walk in tnr
light which comes from our Hesv-
emily Father. We should be mole
concerned about being prepared for
coming events tuan filed with
desire TO hasten them. There are
many seductive spirits enticinZ AZ
into dark AMI devious ways. Tire
seed OF the G1s!e has been east
abroad. aud there wa! he various
yields. Where il has fallen among
rocks II will b. destroyed by tlis
heat OF the sun. The Book Of Doc
trine and Covenants tells the mn
uer in which many nave fallen
they have loved the things o. the
world and the h0n0rs OF mru. These
allurements eniange. our bop Of
salvation? Ii j. important that we
know the Spirit We are following
aud manifest the fruits Of the Cos
pei. Notwithstanding the eTBr.s, IL
the enemies OF truth. il must De AZ
parent b every observer tia, the
sliHts are being puosperel ia tae
things Of the world. ln tiis fact
there Is danger. I have aiEays
csnsiderei peTsecu lion a. uecvss lry-
Blessings acruc 70 Us thr51-h sacTi-
flee. Hsppiness comes through
being consistent AMI seeking 70 DO
good to the world.
nave never known 4 time when
the authorities u the Church were
more united than NOW. The PreSi-
e lcy are one; - are the Twelve
They have sought 70 icy aside any
feeling Of jealousy or envy that
may have existed, and become
united in Christ. have never
known a time when theiruni3n was
more perfect than it Is to-day.
Reference has been made to tie
coming Of the Son of man. Brother
franklin ID. Richards has cited
events that must precede tina. grelt
The Box OF Doctrine
and Covenants SAYS that the Llman-
ties must be o.. ihllshei before the
Lord shall come in His glory.
There are 1900. 900 Of Lamanites in
Mexico and Genital America. This
shows the magnitude OF the work 10
be done among that race alone. But /
the L0rd can appear on the mount
ain and in the Temple. He APP
peared TO Joseph in the Kirkland I
Temple President Woo ruff te-ti- /
fled that he had met and communed l
with Joseph ut various times. This
Is not surprising. ] look for a time /
TO come when communications be- /
tween the visible Church and the |
Church behind the vail viii be COM
mon.
Speaking of the year 1881 |
being eventful, has not I
1899 shown many eventful |
features. Accidents and other cata-
strophes are multiplying, couvul- /
sions OF nature are Increasing.
What causes produce the terrible |
accidents that are OF such frequent |
occurrence? This Is a sermon OF 1
nature Men are becoming more 4
and more reckless % human life, I
being devoid q natural affection.
our position AZ a people is peculiar. I
bat We are seeking 10 pray for our I
enemies, and NOT return evil for !
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spoke % the many bles,tn 8 which
hal fJ!.oveI the LI-.e--ily saints
in pas years, AL th-ir prosperity
even in the mi-l,. .' the greatest
opposition ami p,as-cI,i9n. For all
this We sboI.i Zeal grateful 10 our
Heavenly Father. \ number o.
Il n, who ones hs.l high positions
ia tais ChIrch, apssistiE u because
Oftilir ingstliluis Tor ih- bicssin :
aud gilts With which thsy had been
endowed; among them were several
Ofthe FIRST Apostles in this di-peusl-
ton TIE Saints shogL feel thank
fui Tor the blessings they enjoy, in
stea 81 mIrmur.nE and Gun llain-
ing OF things which ti-y no not
posses, for the L1ri knows Ic.:e-
tuau We what Is good for every one
Of His sous aud daughters. au I will
give 20 us al according b II:-
great vision sui pleasure.
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h,,.ed by one family. The record
proves this TO be the case.
.,,-,,. nrssr =. Grams

said we have much TO contend
with in the opposition OF the
worIi. but this is not nearly so dis
couraginS as the opposition which
il occasionally met with within
our own ranks. Our duties belong
to us as individuals. Those VINO
contribute their fast offerings TO
suooort the poor will receive the
hIsssings associated with that act Of
obedience. so with every Otnef
oblIgntion. Blessings are predieatea
mon Obedience to law. This u the
Ia,rest Priesthood meeting ] ever
attended In my life. | expect the
one held next April will be larger
than this. This is the way the
nre,lietions Of those who have As
ser;s,l that '.NIOrmOnisn" was soon
coming 10 an end are fulfilled. IL
sinpIv kceps extending. The First
Presidency aud Twelve are united,
and this union is increasing among
the people. have no fears OF any
man or set Of men having power 70
impede the progress OF this WorS.
No such power exists
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m.p,Iments of God they should re,
urn In safety; hut II they recelieu
sgaInst the leaders Of the camp
sscur,se would come upon them
Tire speaker then related now
cholera broke out among the breIn-
rer ia consequence Of dis.bsylng
counsel aud murmuring. SUI SUI
nat lime he had associated win
the Prophet during the no5ningSI
snd PROSECUTIONS In Missouri anu ~
TlInjis. and saw hIu lyins cold ia
desfh's embrace slter the cruel
tragedy in Carthage. He knew ne
was a Prophet of the living God and
that tie revelations given through
linn wsre tFue, an4 il the saints
wiiIiiv- a-c1rIing % thes. reveal
los. they sill be saved in the
Kingdom Of God.
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prophet. because the revelation was
30 plain. IL statci where the war
should commence and other pariic-
ulars concerning il, aud az the time
the whole nation was cougratulal-
ing i..self upon it, pe1ce, am the
probability % war was enter
tained hy no one. The idea that
there would be a war vas reiicuiei-
How wonderfully that revela--on
was fuifilledi But how many l,=r-
sons have been converted by the
strict faifllment Of that prophecys
I 10 not knog Of one. Ny con-
clusioa Is that God works IN this
way among the children u men,
aud thry aiil contin-e 10 harien
their hearts against all the evidences
Of the divinity of tails worS, sgt-
wIthstanding the continued fulfil.
ment u the praghecies % the ElLers
OF this Church.
The choir sang IN anthem:
IEiu hfi mp mine cye..
Benedic;i1n by Apostle Abraham
II. Cannon.
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THIRD DAY.
MONDAY, Oct. 9Th, 10 am.
SINGING:

Oct. olus ~ am.
Singing:
Come al re sons Of Zion.
And let Us praise the L,ri
HIS ransOmed are returning.
According TO Ills word.
Prayer was offered by Prcsiden,
a. o. Smoot, of Utah Stake.
The choir sang the hymn:
Though deep'nieg trials throns your wa
Press on. press on. &c SAINTS Of COD
ere LONG the resurrection day
WIN spread "a light and truth abroad
THE AUTHORITIES
Of the Church We're Presented bv
President George q. Caauon for The.
votes OF the assembly, as follows.
MILFORD Woodruff, as Proobe.
Seer ami Rsvelator and President
OF the Church Of Jesus Chris, NJ
Latter-day Saints in all the worlJ
George O. Cannon as First Coun.
seior in the First Presidency
Joseph F. Smith as sseonI t,o,,,-
seior In the First Presidency.
Lorenzo Snow as President Of the
Twelve Apostles. 'e
As members Of the Cou,.,,o
Twelve Ap0stles-LorenzS S =. we
S I SsnNlin ID. Richards, Bricb,r,,
~ isI',s. Moses Thatcher. FcsnsIa
- r, y man, John II. Smith, G..ar,, =
les l,s.., ielc, Heller J. Grant Joho " ~
'''"f' Mariner w, Merrill. Anton
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rre.ldent eesrEr o. cann,n


Spoke upon the importance Of union.
Where taere were differences
among brethren they should ge. to-
gether, and fast ami pray ami thus
bring about a reconciliation. When
men possess the Holy Spirit they
Sre softened and are tsnder in their
feelings, and good results follow.
One subject treated upon by Bishop
PrestJu--he support OF the poOr-is
frequently mentioned and euj1ined
in the revelations One Of the Oh
jects Of the Glsp5l i the elevation
% the poor. It Is no matter That
man hls brought destitlticn uson
himself by his own acts. the Obliga.
ton 10 extend help 70 him s:i;. ex
lists. BY extending all il is not
Necessary that we should pauperizs
the INDECENT. While aiding them
we should also seek to put them in
the way OF supporting themselves.
Ii is false idea that Llttcr-day
saints cannot compete in business
with others because their religious
duty r,-qu.res them 10 contribute a
tenth OF their increase. We should
Judge such things by the light Of
heaven, then We will see that whea
We are liberal in supporting the
work OF God we are prOsYe-ed much
more than when we are contracted
in our feelings. Men who 90 on
missions aud perform other la5or5
IN the ministry are not distinguish,
able because Of their poverty. As a
rule the contrary is the case. There
should not be disposition 10 burden
the Church. which is hampered on
every hani by cllls for assistance.
Men can pay their tithiug and dona
tons art yet prosper. I believe
thai tue leaders OF the Church con-
tribute rs literally FOR the support OF
the Church rs any other class Of tine
community. There is no cOmmua-
ity in the United States that has
pr1pered % such au extent as the
Lafter-!ay Saints. This will con-
Linue If We are liberal I'm our WAYS.
Col he's given us privileges. Let
US be dil'geut in exercising them.
and seek 70 Preserve our rights.
Adjourned.
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evil UPON their heads. IL Il remark
able TO what lengths some men will
20 in their opposition 70 the Saints.
and TO attain their own nlteriOr
purposes: There is for instance a
man il the north who, when an ex-
ecutive officer, said he had obtained
n jury who would convict Jesus
Christ II he were placed on trial
That man now asks the slIfages
OF the people 10 enable him 20 Oh
tain seat in the national legislature.
The treatment q the people Of Utah
Is Perfectly startling, being sui
versive Of al the grand principles
that un!erlie the institutions % tais
government 4 feg years ago &
person who believed that the - iect
Of the crusade y-s3 the r1bbing Of the
Saints would have been called n
fanatic, yet Il Is now an accomplish
cd fact The time will come when
our brothers in this nation will
understand Us better than they do
now. When the opportunity presents
itself, n Il shall in the future, for
the people of Utah 10 show their
loyalty 10 the government, they Will,
believe, not be- found 10 be behind
any Of their felioW-countTymen.
We shall occupy 10 our nation the
position that Joseph, who was sold
into Egypt stood in towa1i his
bn-thren. The Lord VIII not let the
labors Of the revolutionary father
fall 10 the ground. a class OF young
men viii arise IN these mountains
who vii! help 70 r scue the nation
in the day Of its calamity. They
are good and true citizens, although
their fir-t allegiance IS To God. ~
We are true b ourselves, our country
aud our God We shall aTiss above
everything tina. stands IN the way Of
our Development. Tine day Of our
calamity j. approaching. X i AZ the
door. Society viii soon lie con
vulssd, ami those who will not take
up the sword against their neigh
bOns VIII flee 10 these mountains for
sltety, and we viii receive them.
afford them relief, ami not treat
them rs they have treated u. The
speaker cl1sel with a testimony 10
the divine character Of the WORK
founded Icy Joseph Smith aud pre-
dieting the final triumph OF truth.
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PRIESTHOOD MErrlNe.

A meeting Of the Priesthood was
held in the Tabernacle at 7.a0
O'Clock, Oh Sunday evening". TWAS
tie largest assemb!age Of the kind
ever held. Annexed ia n brief
Synopsis Of the remarks made, mere.
~ sGli,ient to is1ica.e the ma
ture Of the subjects treated:
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H; Lund and Als,b,.
Counsel9rs 70 The m y. I. O.,
John W. You1s. selvss~aas.
Wells. AMI NJ, Va
The Couuselors hh (.
dency and the tv, ,- E.raP...
with their Council. A-,ti''
Seers AMI revsists-. Pa Pr-51
Smith. ''l'cl: p.
Fist Seven Prs.rf.-,
Seventies: Henry H-.-l g O..
Gates, Seymour if @.'..laa, AZ
EJeldstt'.- John I5 Z. h
Roberts and Gear. rl' D. Il
VIM d. PIE IN =. '.4.,' -
Bishop, with Robert E '.siliag
his kirst an! John h. y;.lill !,
his Second CouussIr- ''l'.er \
Frankl.u b. E.sls-.. -.,
Historian and Geaal Che . &.
Joseph Don ,.agl y-.,-
er5l Church Architect l- as tis,
John Nich9'-lla- y's-s .,.
Conference. o., Do
As the Clurrh Br-I arr
.ioa; WillpTd Woogiur .-..1s
Saow, George @. CaEa.s t.liyll
Maeser, Willard Iaur-. -.ai.
Thatcher. Amos ii.ue. t..-l \
Lund, jane Sharp. 'l i
The voting ia every ius.sa..-
unauimCus. p
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: p NJ
Singing by the choir:
Praise % -hs maa Who csmauned with
Jehovah.
JESUS annotated chat Pr1phet aud seer
Blessed 20 orcn the last eispensauon.
KInss stlu exioi h.a ard nations revere
Payer by Bishop OrsJn F. Wait
ney.
The choir sang:
Ne ehiirra % oar go-.
Sc s1ia;s Il lztier days
sIrrrsad tie table o. 9ur L1rt
Aad isia 20 sia= IIis rrsiic-
The Sacrament % ths LORDS sup
Per was Administered, the Priest
hood % the TEsaticth Ward OIL
ciaung.
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SUNDAY, Oct. Isl lOa. m.
the choir sInE:
The morning breaks the sh4d3ws dec.
II. Zton's s;luIlr,i is unfur e-i.
Tue darnHE % = brighter day
Maies lc rl-es on sac world.
Prayer was offered hy Elder Jos
L. Taylor.
Singing by tire caoIr:
sons OF Nirhls', lie approaches1
Rise thu Eternal Father greet
Minister before nfs feet;
Han the Patri4reh-s giaa rci=u.
'>tallishcd aor Scr sea aai fa--lr
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Said: P.c-iielt Wo1irG.,a- don. f.
less the members Of the tsa-el---s
areaware, has felt him eit-a'e.u..l
to issue q mIu.f-s-l ellcer"a, -e.-
tain Things c0uue,,r- 1913. .l
affairs in mis- Territory, Gr- E..
DESTROYS 20 have this -I.H .--- p
this cJui-reu. @ have -..-. ".
or their expressions con. f
ami Bishop Whitney Ta. --.. ...'
document now iu yUr- b -..-.
Following j. cine lI1-i-z.
read.
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addressed the conference irieiy. He
spoke o: his pleasure in meeting
with the Saints, their early cx-
periences in the settlement in this
part OF the country. from tine time
he arrived here, 80 years ago. he
also dSelt for some time upln the
Importance Of performing q spell
work Tor the dead, ami asked God to
bless the people.
The cn0ir sang q selected hymn
Cone Spirit cone
BeHe.iirti7R by Preside G.. orse
q. Cannon.
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OFFICIAL DECLARATIONS.


T. bh0a1 q Mo ,H
Press diSpt.eIla- r1v-1- Hs
for D,ljtictl 'pIrD9Sss f1u So. I'D
civ. which have been sd iar
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mission i'm their rs.ar. ..f.Hl.
Serrctarv 5f tho interior. s..H-
plural marriages are s- +
soIemnizad ana that forty ~
su..n MARRIAGES have been c.-t
iu ITtah since ft.s Jaa. OBJ. iGrr- go
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ovEaELou mErrlnn.

Held In tlrcAssemtiy Hall, sunday.
Octob-r ) Is3]. commencing ut =
O'Clock pm, President Lorenzo
Snow pr,siiiny.
The choir sang
PIa.se ye tbs Lard. etc.
Payer was riF-reI by Bishop X.
+. Barton.
The choir sang:
Eeh,id IN, srs-t E,,iesz,r d 80. etc.
The Sacrament was administered
10y the Bishopric and re8ciiers o.
the TweHty-frs: Ward.
EIds= Jaesh G-tes
sid he rej1icei In the fact that the
Lord had restored the fumes % tie
Gospel in :his tae ninetcentll cen
fury, and In contemplating its pros.
perity at the present time Though
the world calls Joseph smith al in
p1st1r, every honest man and womln
must acknowledge that thure is
sgm thing extraordinary connected
wltu the work he established. The
speaker had been personally &c
qulirlcd with thu Prophet. and fJr
the benefit Of the young and uiid.s-
aged people present he wouli beay
testimony 70 the goodness aud worth
CO that man, % whom h. WIS
fast Introduced in th- year
1884. In Ohi9; aui Immediately ar
tscrafsis he Travelled with him e.
Mi--uusi, IN lions Camp. On lhls
I0ur srs,I eventfd; journey n. IN! a
good opportunity Of studying the
general character and prophetic '.r-
toWman; % the yonug Seer. wilson
s-aFtinE from Ouio. joseph pumisel.
ti.c iSr-lhren 81 the camp thai II they
wVuli Keep the. counsel and Com-
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GENERAL CONFERENCE.
SATURDAY, Oct. 9Th.
Session.

Afternoon Session
Singing by the choir
Behold. the mouutaia OF the Lord
In I-fier dsys shall rise.
On m5untsin tops. aboEethe hills,
Ana draw she wond'rns eyes.
Prayer by Elder Cyrus Il. Wheel
ock.
The choir sang:
H.z swift the months have passed away,
It's Conference again
And lions untold thoaszads come 10 swell
the Joyous strain.
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Said: viii say, d the gae.s.. .
oflen asked, ''WAI- -5 tl.
day Saints bel.e~s .asv we r..
posed 10 reai tle Articles .. -..'
Of the Church o. J.=.. ,..-...
LAiisF-d ~ 7''n s, ana sa--.. Ia.
be any stnugeEs Fr.-yH.. tE.-
understand orr ilI-l. lr raf- ~
The question is often e-t-l ~
the Mormon people he..---
B!b!es' 50 the prigr,a.e.
read will show ous rfii M. -a
sppertainia.; 90 Oh. Gl.rsIa-fa-
The articles ves- fra. -.-s-
Bishop O-son J.. Nl,g-
are here introduced.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-02-05

A BILL has again passed the Senate 10
reimburse the States who responded TO
the direct tax call in 1851. A call was
made at that time for twenty million dol
lars from the States to aid In carrying on
the war TO put down the rebellion. II
this passes the House and is approved Of
by the President, Ohio will receive one
million seven hundred thousand dollars.
The same bill was passed in 1887 but
was vetoed by President Cleveland, he
taking the ground that II was unconstitu-
tional to reimburse the States for money
gathered for Guch purposes. We hope
that the bill will pass without delay and
become law. If 1t was constitutional
TO enforce the collection Of the taxes II
is constitutional TO return It. Our great
men should learn TO digest questions
that come up In the unwntten law accord
ing 10 their true intent.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-02-05


AdOlphus B. Scranton In LoraIn County,
vs.. TO-, Court OF Common
2. s. Battles. ct al. Pleas. Case No. 2sGj. =
Order OF sale In partition.
In persuance OF an order Issued from the
Court OF Common Pleas within and for the
County OF Lorain and State OF Ohio, made at
the November term thereof, A. ID. 1889 and 20
me directed. will offer for sale at Public Auc.
tion at the north dosr Of the court house, in
the village Of Elyria, on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1880,
between the hours Of 10 and II o'clock a. m. OF
said day, the following described real estate,
to-wit:
Situated in Brighton township, Loraln
County, Ohio. and bounded MS follows, tO-wi
LIST parcel being twenty (20) acres frem the
west end Of lot two ~ in tract six (6) and
bounded north, south and west by the lines OF
said lot. and east by line parallel with the
west line, and far enough therefrom.to contain
twenty acres Of land. 2ud parcel being all OF
lot one In tract six Of said township, contain
Ing forty acres OF land, more or less. Srd par
eel, also the south part OF lot twenty (26) In
tract seven "a In said township. and bounded
south. east and west by the lines OF said lot,
and north by line parallel with the south
line, and far enough therefr0m 10 contain
twenty acres Of land.
Said premises has been appraised at ss. 200,
subject 70 the dover estate OF Sophronia
Scranton. and cannot sell for less than two
thirds of said appraisement.
Terms OF sale, cash on day OF sale.
NJ. A. POUNDS, Sheriff OF Lorain Co., O.
u. q. JOHNSON, Attorney.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-02-05
Report Of the Committee on Corrective
and Charitable Institutions
for LOrain County.

The board Of visitors for the inspection
of charitable and corrective institutions
appointed by the presiding judge Of Lo-
rain county court Of common pleas, beg
leave TO submit the following report for
1889.
Upon receiving notification Of appoint
ment the board determined to visit
those institutions In the winter, but as
no means Of transportation were pro-
vided. and herses belonging to individ.
ual members gone iuto winter quarters,
the matter was posponed until Spring;
since which time illness and absence on
the part OF the board, rendered visit In a
body difficult, so they were made at diff.
crent periods rs time and opportunity
offered. The results have been as fol-
lows: The in6rmary is In a neat,
tidy, and fairly healthy condition.
The matron, Mrs Cooley, accompanied
us through the institution and from the
testimony Of some Of the older inmates,
and from our own observation as well,
we were satisfied that the arduous
duties Of the matron were well sustained,
and the county highly favored In this
service A word from her quieted the
insane. A few words to the aged or
sorrowing re-assured them and US Of
her tender care and vigilance, and q
grandpa to the old man Of eighty-nine
winters, drew smile Of pleasure as he
looked up from his comfortable couch.
The beds are furnished with wire mat
tresses and looked clean and comiorta-
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