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the Church, divisions arose aud multi.
piled and filled the earth; Protestant
Ism broke out from Catholicism. and
scores ~ factions were the re-.
suit. For the word Of God
the doctrines Of men were taught. So
great had this diversity In religion
grown, 40 ma1y were the denomina.
lions which had sprung w, each cialm-
ing to be the representative NJ the true
Church ~ established by the Savior,
That the Lord hal found Il necessary
IN our day TO again speak 10 man from
the heavens. IL was because Of the
confusion which prevailed among the
varlOuB churches that the Prophet
Joseph went to the woods 10 commune
with the Lord; He prayed unto II i'm
In all humility, and the Lord answered
his prayer. lie was given to under.
stand that II would be necessary to re-.
store the true Gospel TO the earth, that
the peOpe had gone astray, and
that the Churches were teachirg for
d0ciri1e the commandments VI men.
He was embossed not to unite himself
with any Of these, but WA told the
work which he had 10 perform IA a
servant Of God; aud Il was for this
that he was willing, as he Afterwards
did, to lay down his life. How thank.
ful the Laltef.dRy hnin's should icel
for the promiae--the positive assurance
which hal been given unto them,
that this great work In which they
were engaged should grow and in
ctoaso In the earth. rhCy were con-
mandod 10 build templus unto thu
Lords name, where work might be
done bOth for the living and the dead.
The La,.er-day SAiut3 should
prl1s highly the privilege, which they
posse. They, however, mate
40 boast Of the blessings which they
enjoyed; their great desire was TO send
warning message 10 all nations, and
IL was for this object that thnir mission
aries went forth without purao or scrip.
| was for tnia that they had uncens'
ingly laborcd iof moro than hail Gene
tury, and were still iGb1rirg. The re-
sult OF this was evident IN the
gathering Of tho thousands Of Latter
cay Saints 70 Zion.
May tho Lord help us 20 continue In
this good WORK lOr the salvation u our
fellow.men-for those who have died
without a knowledge Of the faith a.
well "a tho living.
The chblr Gang tho anthem, 80 give
Thanks Unto the Lord"
The bcnediction was pronounced by
Counselor Charles W. Pent1ae.
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Thackoray, who dolcstcd "wasp waist
ed women once told a Young relative,
who was much In love, 70 take his be.
troihcd TO a physician before purchal-
ing the engagement ring.
"What for' his companion inquired,
IN considerable ustouishment.
"To see whether that wasp waist 10 an
inheritance or consequence ho re-
piled.
consequence" exclaimed the young
man; ''what do you ueaui'
"Corscts, " said Ihackcriy laconically.
"Miss - has ,ho most beautiful Rg.
ure in England said tho infatuated
lover.
"Shc is defomcd' Thackeray re-
spondci. "lfit isu natural dcformity
She may he moderately healthy WON.
an, Even humpbacks are not always
delicate, you know Mind, say modor-
ately healthy but n that girls figure
Is the result OF corset5 you might better
go and hang yourrlf rather than risk
the evils that will inevitably follow"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-12

The carbmclr ring is now quito fire..
quontly seen ON the hands of tho fash.
ionablo gentleman. one OF the rarest
and most precious stones is the carbun-
Gle, which g. sometimes COMPOUNDED
with the ruby, from which II differs by
th6 intensity OF its dros, produced by an
internal luster of gold, while under the
purple Of the ruby there only appear
dotiings Of azure or lacquer. Ethiopia
produced the most precious ancient car.
bunclos. Tho Chaioaus regarded this
stone as a powerful ,uli.mau The viz.
tues Of the carhuuclc are resistance 20
fire, preservation of the eyes, promotion
Of pleasant dreams, creation OF happy
Illusions and AN autidoie against Impure
air Bangor Commercial.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-12

A strange spider has appeared about
Hermosillo, Mexico. II IS peculiarly
forocious and naniiosts 40 fcar Of any.
thing, not hrsitauuE 10 give chase TO
men who disturb o. u Is considerably
larger than the wrautula, common in
those regions, and is terribly poison,
ous Il isa hairy insect and has logs as
large as pipe stem. II runs with re-.
markablc agility. One OF tho deaths
was that of Mexican who was riding
along and saw one OF the spiders lIv
struck at IL with his whip, aud before
he could drop the whip the spider was
AZ his hand and had Bitten him. lie died
within three hours IN great agony. 90
New Orleans picayunt.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-12
THE D. A. Il NJ. SOCIETY.
Meeting Of the Board Of Directors on
Saturday Night: Privileges
Granted.

Tho board Of directors Of The ID, A. &
NJ. society held meeting Saturday
evening, Cur.is =, Mason, president,
in the chair.
The klaus Lady Orchestra Of Ogden
asked to s- engaged to play at the lair.
As the contract for tho music had
already been awarded, the secretary
was instructed TO notify tho petition.
efs.
The exclusive privilege OF printing
the official programme Tor the October
fair wna awarded 10 the Irrigation Age
for sl05, that being this highest bid
offered.
The privilege Of selling pop corn ex.
cluslvely 70 the fair was awarded % q.
NJ. Schmidt Tor $lO0, he being the
highest bidder.
On motion Of hlr. Hamburger, the
president, q. T.. Mason, was author
lied TO arrange for the proper lighting
OF the building with incandescent
lamps.
Mr.. HOllingswOrth, secretary Of the
Utah Poultry associations, claimed that
by certain construction OF the poultry
premium list the premiums IN that de.
parimcnt were cut down materially.
| was the opinisn Of the meeting that
prizes be offered for biggest scoring
peus and upon separate birds ~ woll,
thus giving the exhibitors n chance 10
win on coOps and upon single birds.
The following assistant supervisors
were appointed;
Clase C-Sheep and swine, David Il,
CLARK OF Provo.
Glass h - Agriculture machinery,
William NayloT.
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may be one day less next year But
whatever be the loss resulting from the
cessation Of routine school duties for
single day. II will be amply compensated
for. The day win be put to the highest
educational use, and tho prominence
which will be given to public schools
win be permanent benefit 10 that in.
sti,ution. The Observance Of 20 mcmor.
able an event will awaken M interest in
history and stir the American people to
protect. strengthen and perfect our pub.
lie school system, upon which SO much
Of future prosperity depends.
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II il a matter Of wonder 10 The slower
thinkers Of this country why woman, In
this progressive age, should try to excel
In mans sphere, when there are somnuy
things In her own whichn man could
never do aud which sho might glory In.
Mrs. Potter Palmer isa iin dc steele ok.
ample Of what o woman ram do aud do
well and still be thoroughly feminine
in Paris dress. She possesses cxecu.
tive ability combined with tact. and rc-
suits provo that Hhc bias tho quality Of
management which makes her the 10
OF man without cucroachiug on his
sphere.
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nlunarr. OF ralnter..

a picture representing 'h, four ole.
monts was cGs1ycd bv n italian artist.
and he selected ijsh 70 indicate tho sea.
moIcf 'At earth aud a Ilmludor fire..
The chameleon was intended as the al.
lcgoricll representative 1i the air. hat
the painter having no model Of TINS ami.
NAL, aud knowing nothing about be-
shape. conicntcd himself bg introducing
a camel. lie probably Thought in his
ignorance that from similarity Of
sound, they were one and the same au.
imnl.
Another painter, in - picture oil the
cruUihXiun. r.presunt'd father coufcs.
sor holding oar crucihX 20 the repent.
amt thiof whtwas promised o place in
paradise by the sayiour-Dp,roit FREQ
Pres
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-12

Cookery ia these latter days has be.
como science CooEboola leave no
room for CROSSWORD, We no longer
miE our ingredients us the woman said
She mndo her brown bread; First pur
in what meal J think | win need, then
what rye tho meal win bear; nest ID
good sized pinch OF salt, next little
hour, q tin, of molassos aud as much
water or milk a- think Il wants and
then bake 10 i'll see it Is done, Troy
Tnmea.
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Glass J--Mlnernls, Daniel Dunno.
Glass Women's work, Joseph
Oberndoffer.
Glass Nj Educational, William NJ.
Stewart.
The supervisors 10 the other depart.
meuts asked for further time to name
assistants.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-12

In tropical couutrio. sDruuts nre
known 20 shed their skins ut lrn.t twice
u year. aud / have heard that some OK.
foliate four times. In the Cuitcd State.
the farther sonth wo go 80 earlier wo
find the period. aud iu Florida found
come species shedding iu March, on %
tima when Michigan makes had not lcft
their winter rrtrca'-. North ot the
forty second parallel the inuoruaus
snakes generally shed loo June, but some
individuals get rid of choir old oyoicols
aud come forth In spring style no the
month of Muy. All OF thc upnnoisou-
uua species change before thH breeding
season. and | presume tha mas.uuu.a
doe. also. but cannot Hasrt positively.
o.. have yc, 90 lind uu Oh one accom-.
panied By young. AZ near us / can as.
certain, oar masaasaUga always cNro.
lialrsiu July, 90 least during the heated
term.
n ones knowledge Of make habits is
alone from observations made ON spcci.
mems IN captivity but litilo credit should
be- given unles study hls boon made
covering u period of several years. and
even thea 90 bcsi much is lacking. !
ana VOL satisfied that much tha. Is writ.
ten ON the subject D. copied from the
writer's Of tho marvellous or presented
from stories pcouuteI ly otuor-.-Dr
Morris Gibbs iu Forest and S,vlm.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-12
RAILROADS.
@EIa UNION
AssA PACIFIC
s|3D'sYS7EM.
THR THROUGH CAR LINE.
EFFECTIVE SEPT. tiih, 1899.
Ttfn' Nnrs end D,ror' Of sah Lat' c,is
Dolly. foHairis
Huufge

Nth' AnHs eud Dereri AZ sah Lats Clg
Daily foHoius
ARRIVE
FROM ~ Eastern points. ........... 800 N
from tc,roriland and san Trsn.
eiico-.............-..................... ooss m
from PARA ri,y and Cache valley. 'oto AN
FROM nN Ehrtorn pointia........... ~ 10 p m
Prom Cache vhlie, and ogdon ........ 40 M
ffom Milford. Eureka and inter.
mediate pointt-......... ..... go. 1901 4 "a
Ifcin Juah hnd Eutesa............... on . M
Tfomiormiuua und1nuet ....... tioup N
DEPART
Iof Al eastern Uoinis ..... ......... s.c0s m
to' oFdcn AMI Intermediate points. t.toa m
Dor Butte, Portland, san Francisco
ana Cache Valley .................. inoss
Tor Cache valley and pstt cify BNpm
Ter hll Eastern r1inta and san fitn
ei.oo..,..-....... ................... $50 % 70
Ito lufcAa. Juab and Milford. ...... toa n
Tor Eureka, Juah snd intermediate
ro.nn..-..... ...-.-...,..,.. t@pv
'ior 1o1,ig and Tsrmmua .... ...... ..I1Am
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EN- n. ct4uit. Pre-. md Cen Mer
J.. DiCRiSsot. hrrtl Oru'l sift
l.. l. iuhaR. %. a. A g. AFget.
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Lls1.

GTRAYHp or sToLEN FROM !. Co.
- ilnrdya pasture. one sorrcl Horse,
branded o. on LEFT shoulder WsiFhs about
$50 pounds. One white hind foot ono Brown
Horse, branded on right thigh. Two white
hrns toI weight about 1850. reward viii
De- paid for auy Information which will LEAD TO
the recovery Of Tie above named animals.
scua word 10 J. T. Robson, Box iut sNli i.hsc
CITY. dfa
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NoTIcr.

VHF ANNUAL MEETING OF TnE sruCE.
\ holders u TUT biALrc. NEWS CuurANf
Wlli Uu eta ~ the company oinr1, On ratut.
dFv, sept %, isI4 ht NJ 0'rluca I'M, tor Che
purpose Of rlpCuug Directions Tor me t'Hu.Hs
year, Hud 20 attend o. such other business as
may properly cone before .nC meeting.
IuuN 4. Ivan, secretary.
salt LAac city ttaA, August so, 100.
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NOTICE

rs HEnEBY CIvFS 10 THE STOCK
y holders u the Lctn lWd ana .tncE
COMPANY. tha' there will he WUFtug ~ o.
Stockholders Of said corp ration hCid % hU
once Of Jennings NrsiEufH 'tfnstuUnt Com.
phuy, Of so 81 WsL tifHi south Street.
SAT Lake CIV, az tne hour OF '.il. nm, on
amend ling the OluplhY'a Attrlro ~ iugofs
porauun by increasing tue rumhCr OF shafCs
% " Capital STOCK, ans also by onilrgirg tht
property bosldcs attic and horse ami 60 give
fNeh additional powers % the nrcclos4 ana
MAnasrrH 70 buy aud rcll csitlo, hoItrs nud
sheep iud other personal UTupcfty. a. also
real property us may DO conducive 20 the IU.
trtcHtH and future welfare Of tho company.
and nlsp % increase the rumlCr of Directors
aud Other oIr'Cra Of ihc company aud tuua
such other tuaufea amt modification Of may
most uosry meet the present cAircnriys O'
the company, .....
n, u. CLAW son, JR,
Secretary ana treasurer.
Dated The "a day o.. september, ltai O.
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NOTICE no CONTRACTORS.

StEAIFU PROPOSALS. ron THt EnEC.
- ton OF school House fnr mo Fret
Hchooi nIsti,t Tooclc. Tooeic County, t'iah
Territory, VIII Dee opened no the ionulo School
House, U'clufa D.. m.. september alst lsHa
rlAna Dah be s1gn no the ONCE " j ". Tate
ToDole city, ur "a the office of the architect
H. ~. Anderson, 4. canyon hoad. $50
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KorlOE.

gI,HE ANNUAI MEETING oF THF
\ socEhoIdon OF The salt Lake rnd
lUH lust lies Raj way viii hc held %
~ T. South Temple street, on Nhut.4A' 4,
scptrrhof g.ui, IT. liam. for Che rlrpnsc "
81. sfnr cnlref. tor ensuing year snd Tor such
Other business OIL may legally come before The
meltius. 1 A. CLAYTON. secretary.
saIt Lnhp city, ttah Nul1a, % is,a.
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WANTED

ID grl for general homework. m % small
family. Gail bt a. Commercial bucA, of No
Thirteenth kast street
A MAN 10 TAKE Az OFFICE AND RAP
n resent Manufacturer $50 per week
small en-, 'thl required. Address, with ata mp
Manufacturer. noS 20, Wc1t Acton, Mast.
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tyrATER RIGHT Is BRIGHTON AND
w North Point Canal Enquire 81 last,
Second South street T. tUiiWAlrf.
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WYE NAVE oNE or TIlr MIST RANCHES
w IN Northern Itah. which we Offer nn
reasonable terms or tor improved city proper
te The place b. well wAtefud. aud pruducua
u 80 Vuanittles 81 hay Apply 20 li0N o.,
brigham city, ttah. dllt
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SALT LAKE NURSERY.

HAvrYg BECOME aoLE PRofRIETOH
III of the salt Lake Nurssry, ass now nre.
pared 70 furnish frnIt. shade spa Orss'
iusntsl Trees aud abrnba. Of host qu ality
and NJ lowest prices. Az Nursery one NILE
south Of city limits, on State Rosd.
MARTIN CHRIST0PHERsEN.
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UNwo FARMS. OBTAINING ioi 4CRrs
j Tor particulars apply 10 JAMES LotND
lnrmingt h.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1892-01-13

OFFICE OF York ENTERPRISE
YoRKvILLE, s. c., Aug. IL, '0l
ATLANTIC ELEcTRoPoIsE GeI sle-
men: For the past i've Years NV
wife has been ~ Sufferer from Va
pei sia. So completely did the di-
sea, e make 4 wreck of her for ner
sell that life was almost despa're'l
of. Her nervous system Wi al
most entirely DESTROYED, aud th,
slightest lioisn would thruw her iu'u
a nervous spasm, which would lase
for hours. Medical skill faiIeo t.'
brr = an, ,s.iisf.
'tirmIgh the recommendation Of
an nlnenr aiyin- We were induced
fotry the Electrnpoise. After a Ier-
sistent ~. d the instr .ment, the
effect has been wonderful. Her
nervous s,-sleB, has been restored 20
its almost normal condition: her
;iIgestiUn Is wonderfully improved:
she is rapidly gaining in flesh; and,
upon the whole, is making a rapid
recovery, which speaks volumes for
the wonderful curative powers Of
the ElectropoIse, as her case was
considered hopeless. If any are
ske piical on the subject, let them
try the ElectropOise, aud its won
derful pOwers will quickly dIspeI al
nc ubt. Yours truly.
w. NJ. PRoPsT.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1892-01-13
Interesting Paragranhs.

1t does not pay to jump on a
man when he is poor-so the
town of Natick, Mass, learns.
James Minion was arrested
there in June and fined 81,
which he could not pay. He
was sent to jail, ana the town
has been paying $1.75 for his
board ever since.
A poor fellow has just died in
a dentists chair in Pittsburg
He took vitalized air ard the
dentist was successful in get
ting the tooth out, but he could
not restore the man to life.
This was what is called laugh
ing gas and yet it was no
laughing matter to the man who
received 1t.
1t would cost $3.50, 900 to put
wings ON the White House; but,
then, we should have an edifice
worth about 1915, 900, which
would be a credit to the country.
philadelphia Record. 1t might
be better to put wings on Ben
jamin, and let him go up with
the angels. So adds the New
Orleans Picayune.
In New York the other day
the case of Baily VS.. Drew was
decided after twelve years
weary progress, the court rulin&
that the famous Daniel Drew
was solvent when he gave his
son, the defendant, half a mil
lion dollars, and therefore the
latter is entitled to the property.
So he has been a rich man in all
the years he was supposed to be
poor
The British and Foreign Bible
Society has been established
eighty-seven years. During the
long period of its existence it
has issued l24, 100000 copies of
scripture writing, translated in-
to 800 tongues While people
are sending forth their good
wishes for the New Year We
would like to extend our good
wishes for the success of the
Bible in 1892. That means a
greaU deal for the good of the
country, for happy homes and
for humanity.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1892-01-13

p
THE landholders of the South
have received a great deal OF
advice to raise more grain and
less cotton. AS a matter of
fact, they raised more corn and
wheat, as well as more cotton,
during the past year than they
ever raised in any previous year
From statistics in hand, 1t APP
years that the corn crop Of 1891
il the States South of the Poto-
mac was about 36S, 900, 900 BUSH
els, or ll7,000, 900 more than
that of the previous year, and
that the wheat crop was 3d.
900, 900 bushels, a gain OF ll6,-
900, 900 upon the year before.
The price of cotton is unsatis.
factory to its raisers, who in.
dulge in gloomy anticipation of
next years markets, but the
price Of grain is high enough
to remunerate its growers, who
are very sure to enlarge next
years acreage of corn and
whoat. The New York Sun
thinks that the Southern land
holders are able to raise far lar
ger supplies of the cereals than
are needed for consumption in
the South.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1892-01-13

IsIT worth anything to keep
business promises: is u question
that some people ask themselves
toOlate in life; il Is nevertheless
one when answered in the mega
tive must sooner or later hurt.
Men are not expected to do in
possibilities, nor would they he
blamed for failing to DO what Is
utterly impossible to be done,
but they az least owe it to those
whom they have incurred ob-
legations to give e<pllcit reasons
tor their failure 10 comply with
them. No man is tOO young
when he starts out in lite t.
keep his promise, nor is an!
man too old or any iirln to Tich
or powerful to do So. You can
perhaps take your own way, do
Us you please IN your own Ousi'
ness transaction, Dut II !Vu viii
pardon US Tor reminding you Oi
| 1t, you are making history upu
you may bet your sweet life
that bad history wall hurt. liz,
time sooner or later comes ID
any individual when he needs
favsrs, and if lie has shown
himself unworthy of those lac
has enjoyed, then the chances
for getting them repeated gro"
less.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1892-01-13

AFTER the recent crash in Ber.
lin Europe can hardly cast the
reproach of financial reckless
ness into the teeth of Americans
any more. Ten per cent. inter
est on money In Europe would
be a tolerably certain indica-
ton of financial unsoundness,
yet the stiff old German mobiles
who deposited their cash with
the houses that went down con-
tinued for several years TO draw
that amount in quarterly pay
ments. II they had stopped TO
consider one moment, they
might have known this could
not 20 OH, but they did not stop.
Then when they lost their mon
ey, with no one TO blame but
themselves, a great howl went
abroad through the land about
dishonest bankers who had
dared to swindle members oi
the German nobility. The au'
dacity of the thing was what
took away the breath Of th,
counts and barons and princes
To think q low, common morta
would dare!