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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-16


,.-. ,',e5iay afternoon, Pearl, daugh-
80. ~ -'''1 Gay, on Adams Avenue.
80, 'sa'y-fi7st, thought she heard
h.. sl.e2iaing in the rear of the
~, sne could see nothing. and
,.,..I, '''e' from whom the souni
tin. ,'ile' She heard it the second
-. NJ. ,,..i Proceeded down the lot To
ra.s.., ~ j. could be. On the vav sbe
-. au old trunk and tbar, 49,, -
- sue heard something SD.
~, 1!'iearsd TO her that sounds
sI ,liL come from the tulnk IN
!i'.oached anu Opened II n -,
,t---iisamen: she found -
- ,iIie's' about nine years 81 a,:
S 'l,.,'' '7-aLhiess, pale and the eli
D. "a a. nA iiis forehead. He proved
"a, Is L2ney Rich, son OF Rem +
rS...t He aud Others had ba,.n
~ tlS hide and seek. :, and he
=: .t'en 70 the discarded trubs as
81 ...l.ns place. As the lid closed II
sr.- ghly over his head, the Iocs
,I,,,'is: lie had been In die
~ 81 - long that the chiIjren WITH
yi rs., ne had been playing had
!, UP the search ami ,,6DI. 6oD,o
ls.J.,s 4 narrow escaJ-s. one thai
lsy' o., ,,-e Parents shudder Whenever
I'd E-'SlJ n it,--Og3s:i .Staad.
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4 Bear Story.

il lew days ago Mr.. Joseph Ak.
'.~gn. who is herring sheen 4,
Aas>rs. Han and futile. de-
"rei some C3mmo.ion amongst hi.
herd, and on going over TO fnf
"gt the cause he had 20 passa ;birt
siUDp II brush. While p,ssinc
She thicket. 4 huge bear utterej q
ST'"i and rushed cut 0f ne Inns,
ii"n Mr.. Axei-sn. who tJrna-; s,,I
IN toward camp, the bar f1Ii5wirc
I'D uuc1mf1rabiy clos. prpyip,fty
10 .e1-hlns camp BHUin retreqt,.,i
r. %" hills leaving Nh. hxeisen
M, M. ..i''. hut haily frightened.
~, ANe'sen says that al 9n,. tim
, ~ e'y race tbs bear WIS within
10 80 lesi o. him. Sheep men pay
A. a. ,.i,se asaizeus OF the mountains
v,,-. .''-se plentiful than for many
~ i2'--REea ScattleE
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NerinuS Accident

Last Wednesday morning. As
'7'nrn Merrill, ofsmithdeld. wa,
l..ins mp the canyon upon the run
.ihS gears Of = wagon, his leg was
'@'sat between the wheel and n
''-AP IN the rad. resulting in
we're injury h the limb. lie WIS
-@s.4 bone as quickly as possible
.t ,' ~, ~. snow was caleb, who found
~ -.a'' had been fractured in three
SO ami badly sPlintered. The
=. .'f Sc. the injured limb, and
.-+5e the sufferer As comfortable as
'.-s''it, hut it was a serious acct
ana one which viii cantine
~. Merrill % his bed fof some time.
-iHeaE Journal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-16

DIR. David Kennedy, OF Rondout, ,
y. Y, the famous surgeon snd ply
stefan, has sent Us copy Of his
book, ''HOw 10 Cure Kidney, Liver
and Blood Disorders.' Its n work
which should he read in every home,
for the value Of the medical lessons
alone 1t contains also many life
illustrations, and two facinating
stories from the widely known au-
thor, "Nrd Buntliue.'' Anyone
sending their address with the name
Of this paper 10 DR.. Kennedy, will
receive the hook frse by mail.
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!. l.. Il. |. !. Conference.

'Ac regular quarterly conference
O.. Tie b. /. VI. I. Assertion. Of
n" Salt Lake Stake viii I.e held in
Inc Assembly Han on Friday. Jun.
NIa. Meetings will commence ~, y,
g. IN. and 7:al p. IN. al
!. is earnestly desired that This
Conference be well attended bv ~
members. An interesting I'm. -; !;
anticipated. =
'ilcgTs ani members ur Tho y
r..ei Go attend. ut
entertainment viii lie furnished
-i.'-' from the country who are not
Otherwise provided for.
MARY \. FREEZE,
Stake President.
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Relief Society Conference.

The Quarterly Conference Of the
Relief Society Of this Stake will be
held in the Fourteenth Wari AS
sembly Rooms in this city on
Thursday, June 18th, meeting CON-
mencing at 10 a. m. and at > p. m.
Presidents are expected 10 make
verbal reports. Officers and men,
bers are earnestly solicited TO Toe
present. The Presidency Of the
Stake, Bishops Of the several wards
and other brethren are cordially in
Vited TO attend the conference.
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The most sensitive nature Of the
female sex renders women much
more susceptible than men 10 those.
numerous ills which spring from
lack OF harmony In the system.
The nervous system gives way, si.k
headache is frequent, the appetite l.
lost, and other ailments peculiar Il.
the sex cause great suffering. Hood,s
narsaTerilla II peculiarly adapted for
such eases and has received the most
gIahiying praise for the relief Il has
afforded thousands Of women whose
very existence before taking, Il was
only misery. IL strengthens the
nerves, cures sick headache and in
digestion, purifies and vilalizes the
blood aud gives regular and healthy
action ;oevery organ in the baby. :
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riis sesssrt shEzsy sehoa. rN>io.
lynn Rook.

I
The Deseret Sunday School UEior
axes great pleasure In announcing
nat u has now ready for sale a nea
dymn Book, especially prepared fol
he uso OF tine Sunday Schools OF
he l-attcr+.ay Saints. For somt
years the Union has CONTEMPLATED
The publication Of such n work. la,
Unforeseen circumstances have d.,
layei its ccinpletion until the present
lime.
a great rreiSti,y Of the hymn,
ontairsd In this book have been
'oInpuscd by our home authors. ar,
.hose with which the children an,
.tIiiliar, anu 10 which The music
rs been published. The s..Ie,tezi
ieces are nvOrites In general u.s..
icss II was thSught uist it would
&c z grave cIcr TO omit. A few
"risinsl hymns srpc-r whiah bsv,
never before bear I'll ii.tfS
To enable Ihg schools 10 use The
Sieiications IN which the music i
s,ibiished OF those hymns 10 which
1lusic has been set the Index ~
Ms hymn Book is so prepared that
nc work in which the tunp can lie
'ounf Is shown by Z special refer
ence. This Tsiil enable the schools
. u5e the Union Music Cards tbe
sunday School Union Music BooE
he Primary Tune Book. and other
works referred 70, in conpection
With this book. a few ar IN.
hymns which srr somewhat Ions
have been shortened by the omission
u 2ps or twp vesS,s, and a fsw
veihal attentions La = besn made
Shich Te trust the pgblic win ngrss
Tith us arc Improvements.
The Hymn Rc1s contains o50
psges well printed on good. stout
psEsr, and strongly bound. and l.
Sid at the IT rate Of $500 Ger
IoZen net postage paid. by TIrT
1ESRRET NEws CossPANY. Sal;
lake City, Utah. sk,J
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-16

My little girl, aged seven yeas,
wa. afflicted with a severe cough
and cold. She could not sleep, but
coughed almost necessarily. I was
induced by a friend 10 try Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy and was
astonished at the immediate relief
Il gave and the cure 1t produced
| have tried many remedies for
coughs and colds, but this is su-
perior to any Of them.-Prof. J. NJ.
Mehan, Capital City Commercial
College, Des Moines, Iswa- For
sale By z. C.. NJ. /. Drug Depart
ment
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FRAGMENTS.

\ REFRIGERATOR factory is 10 be
started In North Salt Lake.
TIE Fourth Ward Sunday School
children spent today at Calder's.
THE next session Of the Supreme
Court will be held on July 18th.
TOMORROW the Ninth Ward Sun
lay School will go to Calder's farm
for days recreation.
MEssRs. D. NJ. MCALLIsTER &
o., booksellers, - Main St, have
the Family Herald for June.
Tue sale Of seats for the Crom-
well exhibition at the Opera House
this evening indicates a large
audience.
An invitation has been sent 20
Hon. Chauncey NJ. DePew 70 De
liver the Fourth Of July grafton IN
salt Lake.
There are messages at the IVES
tern Union telegraph Office iof
the following persons: DR.. q: r Z
'Strehl, DIR. J. +. Cohen anu = l.
Sparkle.
No. . Of TIE CyEaty Eegisscr, pub
Iishei at Ephraim, SaDpete | Ou I-'.'
j. n hand. Il makes a very govu
showing in news items anu a1' Il
tisements.
I,vs- EVANS. the boy who was
90 b1,lIv hurt by the Wasaich eie-
vafgr \ few weeks ago, is around
again. with deep scar IN the lace
the effects II tire WJuhu ne re-
ccived.
TIE Democrats Of Tie First Pre-
cfrrt will hold Z meeting in the /
Ninth Ward sch0olhOuse at 5 /
O'Clock thts evening, for the purpose I
n organizing a clu0. The News is
REQUESTED % announce that all who I
endorse true Democratic doctrine.
without distinction otherwise, are :
requested 20 attend.
IN j. learned by postal card from I
\rg York that the GuiOn 5. ). I
si'shG arrived 1t Queenstown on
June lith, AZ S am. The time &C. 1
VYipl in ~ king the passage was v
.eren days auI eight hours, a re- a
n4FEshly rapid trip Tor this season Z
Il the year. Mr.. !. w. CIawson L
mi wife were passengers. y
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.hcUnTicrly Conference Of the
Primary Nss3riadOhs Of the Salt
sake Stake viii he held on Satur-
LAY. The -i-t Inst, iu the Assembly
Han Meetings wifi commence AT
l' D. m- all- p. m. The B:shops Of
~. several wards and SupCriutsnd-
ems ai sunday Schools are rcspect-
ii.,E rr-ge-.ea 60 give ne,ice u the
rh'.iTnu's conference,
lilies {, TLAwsJN,
President.
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o II ITU AIRY

MARsDES.-At Parowap, June 9TH. ls91
after a short Illness, William Marsden. %,
OF Abraham Narsden and Hannah Thorn
ton Marsden- Brother Marsden was borE
At Oldham. lancashire. England, Marcel
Is h, is.t. lie was baptized into the Church
OF Jesus Christ Of Latter day Saints by
Priest James MAhon. October I'm, isss. and
confirmed the zane day by Apostle Farley
T. Pratt and President Brigham Young,
lie wEs ordained Priest under the hand.
Of Brigham Young and p. r. Pratt, January
;ih, 1870. and sent neat day TO Oldham 20
preach the Gospel he being the fret Latter
day Saint missionary to that place He Ar.
rived at New YoTs. on his way 10 Nauvoo.
November 18th. lsIQ. From the former
place be Was sent a mi. sionary 70 Pafer-
son. New Jersey, where he preached and
baptized quite a uFmber. lie arrived In
SauvoO, April 18th. 1851. and had lived IN
Utah since ls5s. During the whole time he
held 4 number Of positions. civil and eccle
sias;ieal. lie worked for one year in the
Il. George Temple. In ls6I he was called
from Provo 20 20 TO ParoWAn % super
intend the erection Of machinery IN the
cotton factory Of that'plaee. This was the
first cotton factory in the Territory, and
was owned by President brigham Young
and Ebenezer Hanks Dgring his sickness
while able 20 talk, It seemed 10 be the de
light OF the deceased TO bear testimony to
The truth Of ghe latte day work. lie died
IN full faith OF the Gospel
The funeral service was held az the meet
ng house on the 9Th inst Remarks SUIT
'ble TO the occasion were made by 4 nun
'er II speaker The members OF the Six
= ninth Quorum OF Seventies, Of which |
irother Aarsden was one OF the Presi. |
tents, carried the rsmaias TO the burial |
round This was done II accordance with
wish expressed By the deceased before
~ death Brother Marsden had had four
Tives. One died in England, two in Amer
= aud one survives him. He leaves a
lumber Of children all of whom are grown
p and maETied.-fCoN..
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They We're All Hurt.

or saturday evening, on the east
drive, e boy named Siegel was rid
ins on horseback, AMI came into
collision "iLh 4 buggy in which
'iE-. Pickering, her baby and an.
o.''s !aiy We're riding. The vehi-
Gle vas overturned, and the occu-
pants thrown cut. Both Of the
'aiies, the baby AMI the boy were
-L.LrL.Ir hur-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-16
CROWDS OF PEOPLE
co To THE

! ShO"DS CF PEOPLE
co To THE
Grand Army OF the Republic Hall,
On West Second South Street 10
witness DIR. Smiths strange and
mysterious magnetic cures. The
greatest excitement ever created i'm
salt Lake City has been produced AT
g. A. II. Hall by DIR. Smith. His
free lectures and public healing OF
me SICK every morning from 10 10
II O'Clock has brought people from
all parts Of the city and Territory. 10
be healed Of their iafirmities and 10
witness his wonderful cures. DR.
smith is n thoroughly educated
physician and surgeon, and a sr1tIu.
ate from both old and new schools of
medicine. The doctor did not come
to this city 10 wage war ON the
medical profession, and will not
knowingly say or 10 anything
which viii east reflection urou an
honorable ply siciln.
lie cordially invites both the sick
ami the well or all classes 10 90 10
the hal and listen 10 his lectures
aitd witness his wonderful cures.
! Yesterday n gentleman went upou
the stage who had been great suf-
iereT from lumhago; for years lie
had not known what 1t was 10 lie
free from pain IN his hack. In less
Than five minutes from the time
Dr. Smith laid his hands upon him
he was free from pain. and stated 10
the audience That he felt better than
ne had IN n year. a lady went
upon the stage suffering from rheu.
inAtlsin ~ her arms AID shoulders: I
ler shoulders were - still aud lame I
that she had Tut little use Of her 4
arms. Af.er receiving one mag /
netic treatment she used. bath arms
with perfect ease and placed both /
hands on top q her head, n thing /
she had not been able 10 10 Eefore
IN many months.
Several persons suffering from 1
ieainess We're made 10 hear a watch 1
lick after one treatment, while many /
'ihers who were suffering from
'lta'rA, dyspepsia and other forms
j chronic disease were cured fy n
JINGLE treatment on the stage.
DR.. Smith viii continue 10 heal
he sick at q. A. n. Hall ever
morning from ~ tn II O'Clock Tor
.oGut Two weeks. lie is permanent
y located ~ No. 353 Wet Temple
'outh street, where he may be con-
uitel free Of charge from @ n. m.
lhili6 y. m. daily, except the hour
It The hall and Sunday.
lie treats all forms u chronic dis
'lse. and will cure seven cases out
Y ten that have been prom unced
dr.
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Fred J. May has opened up at No.
81 Commercial Street, where he viii
sell the choices; Beef and Mutton
from the best herds and fiJcks Of the
Territory; also Lamb, Veal aud
Pork from the best ga ies. Delicious
and well seasoned SaISaers Of all
kinds. Sailed, Dried and Cured
Meat, both Beef and Pork. Tele-
phone No. 70. Meats promptly De-
liveretl
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James Marsh, OF Aten, Nebraska,
after an experience OF four year. in
selling Chamberlain's Pain Balm,
says: 'Tt is the best and most reli-
able liniment ever Produced" A
fifty cent bottle of il will aecomp-
lish more ia the treatment Of rheu-
matism, lame hack or severe sprains
than five dollars invested in any
other way. For sale by u. C.. NJ. L.
Drug Department.
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The erent American Chorus.

Sneezing, snuffing and coughing
This is the music all over the land
just now. '.I've got such an awful
cold In my head.'' Cure il with
Ely's Cream Balm or il may end in
the toughest form Of catarrh. Maybe
you have catarrh now. Nothing Is
more nauseOus and dreadful. This
remedy masters il as no remedy ever
did. Not snuff nor a liquid.
Pleasant, certain, radical.
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Released on Bail

!. u. Jones, one uf the Nor
mons" sentenced on JGue Ilth, to
imprisonment, for unlawful cohabi-
istI"n. was released on SATURDAY.
having been allowed by the court
o. gire>iHll bai! Psaiing an appeal
% ihc leTri.arisi supreme CourtElof
Idaho
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-16

On and after May Goth, Bathing
Trains 10 and from Garfield Beach
will rur a. follows
Ledre Sat Lote-s:l0 AM. exeep;
Sunday, l0:l5 am, 100 pm;
2:I5 pm, $40 pm, 500 pm.
5TYIre Gdrfeid-9:25 am, ll:O0 a.
m, las pm, $3.50 pm, 5:55 p.
NJ, 1.l5 pm.
Ledue GarseLd-ll:30 am, 2:S0p.m.,
$40 pm, $40 pm, 7:25 pm,
$50 pm.
AJ7iue SAT- Ldke-12:i5 pm, except
Sunday, S;45 pm, AS pm,
5:55 pm, s:lO pm, lO:l5 pm
5. w. ECCLEs, q.
Gen. Frt. a Pnss. Agt.
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1 New Pannr

We have received No. l of the
BTlghaH' BHgier, a weekly paper
published at Brigham City. itisa
newsy sheet, and should find n re-
munerative field for its enternriso
NJ l.. SNOW, Esq, is editor Tbc
DHgter y the inst newspaper ven
ture IN Brigham City, and we wish
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II is my intention to compile all
my fathers lettters for publication,
and will lie greatly obliged TO all
those who have such letters If they
will kindly forward them 10 James
\. Little, care JUusRiIe Instructor
Office, Salt Lake City, t.Iat they
may lie correctly copied. All such
letters will lie most carefully
handled and returned safely 10 the
owners. Respectfully,
DIS JnHN w. NnIrNa.
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CALL AND SEE US.



We shall give away with every
$500 cash purchase during the
month Of April one volume, hand
somely bound, Of either OF the fol-
lowing standard works: Dante's
Inferno, Dante's PurgGtOEy and
Paradise, Dore's Bible Gallery and
Millions Paradise Lost. All illus
trated by Gustave DoJe. These
books retail ut $500. During this
extraordinary offer our prices will be
as low as ever, and every depart
ment is well stocked with dry
goods, groceries, mems and boys
and boots and shoes. Come
and examine these elegant looks.
ID. l.. Davis,
Us and 30 W. lst South.
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To the Reform SebooI

On Saturday afternoon Alice Mary
hranse was before Judge Anderson.
on an application for committal 10
the Reform School. Her father
stated that she Sas beyond his con.
,Iol, Ahi the Judge sent Ter TO Ogden
10 see what eftsct the reiorrnsiorv
would have en her. @'''F
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So,hinr I'm the wide world % Goa

was AFFLICTED with Kidney dis
ease. DR.. Kennedy's Favorite
Remedy, Of Rondout, y. VI say
it with a perfect recollection Of all
that was'done for me besides, It Is the
only thing that gave me per
manent relief. l have recommended
this medicine 10 many people for
Kidney disease and they all agree
IN saying that II he's not its equal ia
the wide world for this complaint
= Lyman Crawford, Druggist
Springfield, Mas.
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ID N a H . .

wooLLEI.-lnt this city. June 18th. 1900,
of Pneumonia. Prank Albert wooliey. son
Of the late Frank A. and Eliza EimbaiI
WoOlley. aged years.s months and days.
Funeral services will be held at the family
residence. No. 30 z, Fourth South Street,
At p. N. on Tuesday. the 18th. Friends OF
the family invited 10 attend.
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HAMPTON, JONES & Co.

Choicest Building Lots i'm market
Fast side Liberty Park, $500 to
$1,000.
Lots near corner 9Th West and
9Th South, Sf7j to s525.
Lots near corner 6th-West and 9th
South, S900 to 5000 fine flowing
wells msy be had on any Of the
above lots.
First class business, prospective
business, and acreage properties.
So Office, So :. Main Street.
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Barn Burned.

Tire irC on SUNDAY afternoon
was at James Hag!e;s baTn, which
Wss iEuited by 2 Jonfire near by.
when the fremen got there, there
was no water, AMI the barn was
DESTROYED. Loss So.
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Badly Hurt.

ills afternoon an ice wagon had
VUuawav gai street, and the driy-
e wa-;aEJwn ca. ami seriously in
.u-eL l. was feared tI3t a fatal re-
tllr would follow. He was taken 70
the hospital where the extent Of his
lg. 1T.as UIlI I've a-cergaincd.
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SUNDAY SERVICES.

Religious services were held .
the Tabernacle, Salt Lake City
Sunday, June 18th, 1890, commend
ing at . p. m, President Elias MOI
ris presiding.
: The choir sang the hymn com
mencing:
Come. Holy Ghost. our hearts inspire.
let Us thine influence prove.
E Prayer by Elder George G. By
water.
= The choir sang:
O God, tn Eternal Father,
Who dwells amid the sky,
The Priesthood Of the Fourth
esul officiated in the administra-
lion OF the Sacrament.
PRESIDENT F. A. HAMMOND,
Of san Juan Stake, was called to
address the congregation. He first
referred to the great changes which
had taken place in the appearance
Of Salt Lake City during the last
I few years and next remarked that
he had been Intimately associated
with the people aud their history
since the year lS4S, when he came
10 Utah from California. The speak
er adverted TO the prosecutions
which the Latter-day Saints had
undergone since he first became
acquainted with them, and spoke Of
the time when their conferences
were held under the shadows Of
haystacks. But despite all the trials
through which they had passed
they still lived.
When Joseph Smith died the
world verify rejOiced and thought
that that would be the end OF "Mor-
but the Church still re-
and the people were still |
enough and Possessed |
influence enough TO largely interest
the governments OF the world.
President Hammond dwelt upon
his recent journey through the
United States and mentioned with
the difference in the
now accorded the "Mor-
mon" Elders as compared with
twenty years ago.
In the course Of his travels he
met with a great many people who
were dissatisfied with their religion
md much unrest prevailed among
hem as TO whether or not the doe
rines which they had been taught
we're true. Twenty years ago
10 found it a hard matter IN
he region in which he had
to talk to the people
bout "M0rmonism;'' their ears
eemed closed and their hearts full ,
( prejudice. Now the doors were
pened 10 him wherever he went, I
nd he was gladly welcomed. Much
ignorance, however, still prevailed
n regard to "MOrmonism, 4" upon l
7hich subject the minds Of some '
ven educated persons appeared TO
{ n complete blank.
He rrjoiced TO know that the d
aints were still actively engaged in '
arrying out the purposes Of God a
pom the earth. For sixty years Il
ssaulls had been constantly made \
yainst this people politically, relig- a
.usly, and financially, and though I
times they might become some Y
hat discouraged, they knew that IL
cd was with them and would de- "
yer His people from all harm. He L
Ouid bear or this work triumph \
ltly, and bring redemption to His
.Ople in His own due time. n
ELDER JOHN SICHaIS3S
llowei. He delivered an address 81
,1n the authenticity Of the Book >.
Mormon and the personal ministry G
Jesus Christ among the ancient 81
.ople Of this continent, immedi- al
ely after His resurrection. r1
The choir sang the anthem "Be- "
I'd His Praise" and the benedic- h.
N was pronounced by Elder ui
mes /. Talmage. st.
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Twenty teamsters and twenty.
FIVE shovelers 10 work on Utah 4
Northern at Brigham City. Sl.5O
per day and board. Apply to r.
NJ. Weller, IS e., Seventh South
ST., Salt Lake City, or at camp in
Brigham City.
cAslWe CRIsMON VIII. I-R A (n
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Estate Of Thomas Adkins. Deceased.

VI AhoniAs Ackins. Deceased.
NoIICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY TUF
- un'er-iSned, AdminlstTafor ~ ~
100 OF Inomas Adkins. deceased. 10 IN
$500 90 ei, and al persons hsvins
them with the necesar- va5,S.,. s .,.i.i,,
i i months after the inst pub'i~s,,o, y,
tnls notice, % the said Aarrin,s.r9sc- :.
Us os.ee on Main Street. s4if I,ste T1,- =,
the County Of salt I-ats my u
Dated MaT seth, ls0.
as,,,n,..-.. g. 2 SAVAGE.
Adklas. deceased u h'1 As
w sF'9sER' ATTY for ssiste. aoaw w