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World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1903-10-29

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efficacy of the intercesslon Of the.
blessed virgin, and should by this
escape the flames OF he'll. Reader,
think how false it is to say there
is WOODEN cloth in heaven, or that
th. virgin, Mary could carry you
across the flames Of hell, when
Christ died for that!purpose Hlr
self. These anti-Christs can tell
you these things, i'll order to g.,
the dollars, or make merchant
disc Of you.
The Bible teaches you that they
are false, aud come from the
beastly character John spoke OF
while on the ls.e Of Patmos: And
in order to see il we are right or
not, VS. shall investigate their
doctrine more closely.
Therefore, after Mary promised
these things, we find she could not
grant them, until the priest would
pronounce II blessing upon the
scapu!ar, or some other article. as
WIS have previously named in this
article from the (ll0th. page in
Mission book.) Then from this
SIMPLE fact you will see plainly
that after the blessed virgin had
promised, she had not the power
to fulfil those promises without
the aid of the priest.
Then in this light, who is it that
represents himself as the God?
Most apsuredly it is the priest,
who is sent by the Pope. For
what puspose7 To make merchal,
disc Of their members. Tor IN the
first phase, whom these scapulars
are blessed by q priest, they must
then and there be paid fer, before
they become of any value to the
purchaser. And the price is rated
tosuit all Ranging from fifty cents
to as much as you are able to pay.
After you have thus purchased
a blessing from th4 priest, YOU are
entitled to the mdulgences, and
all the privileges granted by the
church of Rome.
This enables us to see that 1t is
not the blessed virgin, that they
want you to worship after all; but
thesheast hlmrelf. And then II il
we'll for Ms to remember that after
We have given him our last dollar
his arm is too short to save US; an d
his promise of granting indulgen.
cies is like the chatf in the wind
or the s.ubbls before the Ere. But
even with these things before us
we desire to look down deeper 10.
to this bancful influence OF this
81 gantic power, that is holding the
millions under its clutches.
Ito be Confined. J
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1903-10-29
FOR SALE.

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Japenese oil so cts a bottle.
DR.. Swan liver and kidney cure
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For this man who is called
beast requires Of all who are under
him to bow down before these i'm
ages, and pray before them. And
we add, that by this very act, they
make merchandise of all who are
under them. Wherefore, Christ
says, "My house is u house Of
prayer; but you have made it a
den of thieves For by this
superstitious worship, they would,
if they could, steal Gods own glory
from Him, and rob Him of His
power: But this they cannot do.
Hence, they have to be satisfied
with the millions of souls, they
steal from God in this way; and
rob them of their bright home be-
yond, and place them forever in u
state Of remorse. For God has
said Icy John the Rev. to US; in
speaking upon this very point
"And cinnamon. and odours, and ont-
men,s. and frankinceAse, and wine. and
oil. and fne nour. and wheat. and beasts,
and sheep, and horses, and chariots. and
slaves, and eouls of men, (Rev. 1919
Then dear soul, when he beck
ons to you; "lc, here is Christ"
Christ says, heed him not. he then
tells you next, to worship the
whole host Of heaven. God says
to you, this is an abomination to
Him.
Then he tells you, again that
you must bow down before images;
when God says to you, that you
must not: Nor even as much as
make them. This is the way he
enslaves the souls OF men,
But the Reader might ask the
question; Does the Pope and his
body claim anv virtue in these i'm,
ages! And for the answer, we shall
let their own language speak and
say, That one day while St. Al
phonsus Ligory was preaching at
Amalti, he was ravished into an
ecstasy, and was seen elevated sew.
eral fact in the air: aud a statue of
the mother OF God, which was at
his right, became quit. resplen.
dent and the bright rays it cast,
lighted up the Saint. face.' (Mis.
sion book, page o.
Oh! what lying wonder of the
beast: through the great see of
(Animal magnetism) which he had
at his controle, to make people be-
lieve that this man, was elevated
so many feet in the air; anu that a
marble statue, would become alive.
| But this IS just what Christ
warns us against, and what His
Apostles pleads to save us from;
that ia this great power of the
great beast
Ind now that We may hasten on
We shall present to the Reader. q
few more % the lying wonders OF
tlrs beast which he has as arte Il
deceive his subjects, and one OF
them wc shall give IN detail, and
this one given oolnpiste, will be
sufficient to cover oil the rest, fol
they all carry the same ssntanoe
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Wa-Hoo.

We have on hand fresh sup.
ply of Wa.Hoo for sale one of the
best and greatest remedies for
mankind and their ailments.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1903-10-29

We wish that our correspondents
would write, and ask others to
write, especially Ministers, and
tell us who the"beast was, and is not
and yet isl" Grew. 1850
Mandy Dawson.
We wish the following CUES
lions to'oe' answered by any one.
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The Bible.

tHG ia ppFc pdtns--ll you would
have Jour probation end in sight Of
hesven--If you would lie happy to
all eternity, take the Bible 10 your
heart i will guide your steps Alright.
Let me eyhort you TO make it your
companion: heed lis pure and holy
admoni.lon embrace It's exceeding
great and precious promises obey
its holy commandments. Then, let
earthly veal or woe l'e,ide you, hap
piness will dwell in your heart; and
as you near the spirit-world, your en-.
lighted mind and purified heart will
have nothing 10 fear; but, with Paul,
you may then explain, 10 live, is
Christie die, is gain ,lsy God
in His great mercy, prepare US all to
wind up LIES history in peace, and
then exchange earth for heavenl
We infer from this subject,
I. That the number Of young
persons destitute of mora! training,
argues neglect somewhere. Should
it be upon tae part Of parents' What
an awful account irreiigious parents
will have 10 meet at the bar of Cod
the souls of their children ruined
through their neglect Are Chris.
tians at faula |, the Church Of God
neglecting the moral education of
the young within her reach' O that
God would awake the Church 10 ef-
fort, such as the worth OF perishing
souls demands,
?. If the path Of the young is
morally dehled, how much more i'm
pure is the path of that man, matur.
ed in years, and matured in habits OF
impiety' To what purpose lave such
been living Treasuring up wrath a.
gainst the day OF wrath. What an
awful treasure, and what fearful a.
mount upon deposit! To such there
is no green spot in the history OF the
past upon which the mind can dwell
with pleasure present, perma-
nent enjoyment; and casting the eye
forward, nothing Seems to strike it
that does not increase the fearful
looking-for Of Judgment and fiery in
dignation, that shall devour the ad-
versary OF God. To such we say. re.
pent now; fly 10 your Bible--The
long neglected Bible: search--eagerly
search 10 find refuge from the i'm
pending dans ger; and stay not your
efforts ill, by the word OF life. YOU
are made wise unto salvation, through
faith in Christ.
). That all should be lovers of
Gods word--s should take great de-
light in reading and meduating
thereon; for
'NauRht you can ask. 10 make you bles,,
IL in this book denied"
The Psalmist exclaimed, 20 how
love l the law" And how ardently
he prayed, ''Teach me thy statutes!"
Initiate himlin his attachment to the
word of life. lie. the Bible he your
daily companion. If parents, let me
impress it upon you asa duty never
to be negligent, TO teach your child
rem its soul-stiring truths. DO it
prayerfully and faithfully, that the
Holy Splr'tmay impress it upon their
! hearts. BE more solicitous 10 see
your offspring pious fond Of the
means Ut grace and ef the path Of
life, than TO see them reveting. m;rth-
fully, with the occupants OF the way
to death and sorrow. Be careful 10
lead them TO God--not from him.
Remember, to you is committed
IL
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The ReVelator's First Beast.

the scapulars, ect.
These with many other similar
things, belongs to thu same false
see Of science. And the last one
named, is the one we shall use as
for the full representative of all
the rest.
In the first place then, it is nee.
essary to know what scapular is
"a sc0pular consists Of two small
pieces Of WOODEN cloth, worn over
the shoulders the first represent
tatlon IL denotes Is, the love the
wearers has for the Virgin Mary.
The virtues are, first a pledge of
her protection. The second is you
have u share in all the masses.
prayers, alms-deeds, penances and
all other good works, Continually
offered by the different religious
orders, Of the Catholic Church.
And at last you gain many valu.
able indulgences by wearing them.
There are five of these scapulars
approved of by the Roman Cathol.
ic Church.
First, the acapular of the lady
of Mount Carmel, the color is
brown, the second is black soap
.ular, the third a blue, the fourth
is a white, and the fifth one is
red.
This is the order the five come
IN; the first ole named, is the one
that we shall give the history of,
which will cover the grounds that
we have heretofore spoken of /:
1.-THE color Of this one is browns
it owes its origin, to one Simon
stock, an englishman, who died IN
1865. (They claim,) that the bles-
sed virgin, appeared to him in a
vision, and gave him a scapular,
which remained in his hands. as a
proof of the vision, and (also) ser.
we'd as model of those which
were afterwards worn, land that)
she also promised that they who
wore it, should experience the
efficacy of her lntercsssion, espec.
tally by obtaining the grace OF
u good death; and thus escaping
the flames of he'll" mission
book, 1l0th page, sec Bsnedic,
which also gives proof Of this Wis.
ion, his treaties, De Fastis, Lis.
End. CHI. 6-Sth. vs.)
0 what a lying wonder is such .
doctrine as this, sci forth by the
beast for people to believe. Just
think for ore moment of the base
ness of such thing, for the bles
sed virgin to come down from the
paradise of God, and make Hin
and His Word out = liar, by plac
ing in the hand Of one Simon
Stock, two little pieces of BROW
WOODEN cloth, as a token of it,
truthfulness. How does thi,
sound to the believer in Christ t,
hear it said, there is WOODEN cloth.
IL heaven Whsn God te'la IL,
there ia nothing Of such nature
thore, nothing that fadpth SWAY
nor that gets old
But tbs Is not all tha, they TN,
priests) say; they sayall who weal
those two little pieces of wooler
cloths, after they are blessed b,
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Question No. 81.

hxplaih please, il CREATION and
FoRAArJox are tho same, who "the
(bssst was and is not and yet is
Rsv.l7-8) last clause.
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Gu ostion No SO.

And who those two witnesses of
Sod are; spoken Of in REV. 1872
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1903-10-29
Question No. 80.

Also who are the two characters
spoken Of in Czech. ll-72)
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1903-10-29
Question No. 40.

i Also who are the two anointed
TsAss spoken OF in Czech. 4-l4,)
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1903-10-29

Page Of Inquirers.
Question No. 33.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-10-17

cess. without knowing Il SOrensen laid
down d great truth. The thing is TO
set the delegates whether you have
The votes or not. In this particular in
stance there IS no question bat that Mr..
Lippman got the votes as well as the
delegates but the delegate slate is the
only really important thing. No won
der S0rensen tank he didn't want 70
fight Voc" "Yoe" is a hard man 70
heat in the political game.
"Yoe" is largely responsible for the
victory won By the Kearns forces in
the Republican convention on Thursday
and he 81 entitled to the bulk of the
credit, Notwithstanding the fact that
he had some able lieutenants. How
ever. it takes an able man 10 pick able
Ieutenants. 50 the victory stiu belongs
20 Voc"
He has taught others besides our old
friend Sorenseu that there is such
thing as a political buzzsaw. Now IN
about two weeks Mr.. Lippman VIII
learn at the polls that the people have
a little buzzsaw of their own.
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HATS Off TO "YoE."

THERE ARE POLITICIANS and
/ politicians in salt Lake City, but
The Herald is moved by an irresistible
IMPULSE TO take or its hat 20 Joe
IEopman. Kcnrns- Knox manager and
ore-tine chief Of the fourth precinct
Jet Blacks Ia The gentle GENE OF poll
ties There are few moves that our friend
Joseph doesn't know. Like the Joseph
of old DE has a coat Of many colors.
one color at least TO suit every man
he meets And the pest OF it is that
Joseph is true to his friends and his
colors. IN addition ne is a politician,
as we nave before set forth.
which reminds rs of story told by
Internal Revenue Collector Caiiis-
Ter OF the recent campaign. Mr.
C3nister was extremely anxious
u enlist the support OF j. p.
sorluscn ~ the forty-drst dis
trics-L.ppmau's district-for James as
against AIR. Lippmans friend Knox
sorensen backed hard against the prop
osidon. By the way. this is the same
sorensen that Governor Wells had the
solid nerve TO try to appoint on the
state land board as a Democrat. But
SOS that pass
cay tank not like to fight Yo,
Lppman." he said. Voc ban hard
.1a5ler 70 tight. Ay tank he shut me GU
dc convention"
ooh what's the use or being afrait
~ Joe Lippman?" asked Camster
You've got the votes in that distric
all right enough"
@Yas. we ha On votes" reptile,
sorensen. tAy tank We ha LA vote
before. but zoe, val. Voc he gat d.
delegates"
There lies the secret Of political sue
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-10-17
HIGH SPEED RECORDS.

THE CLAIM THAT railway locomo-
tives have attained a speed Of 100
miles an hour and more is derided by
railway men who recently witnessed a
I test on the Pennsylvania system. The
fastest engine on the road w0s used,
/ light. and the conditions were the most
+ favorable possible. The run was made
on q stretch of track twenty-five miles
/ long ia absolutely perfect condition and
with a slight down grade.
Naturally it was expected that a new
worlds record would be established
and authenticated. but the highest
/ speed reached was a rate of 951 miles
per hour. If other railroad records are
authentic and the Pennsylvania peO-
pie do not believe they are, this was
very slow going For instance, it IS
Iclaimed that train on the Plant sys-
! tern ran a short distance in March, 1901,
] az a rate of 120 miles an hour The
/ New York Central & Hudson River
/ railway claims a record of 1925 miles
an hour. other records range from los
/ down to ninety-seven miles.
All OF these are eclipsed, however, by
/ the running on the -Zossen
/ electric road in Germany. on oct. s
of this year it is said that an electric
/ ally propelled train made 1858 miles an
hour There were twelve. passengers,
an of whom took the proper precaution
Of specially insuring their lives. The
trip. however. was successful I'm its en-
tirety. But the engineers in charge Of
it are far from satisfied They place
l5J miles an hour as the limit of their
efforts. and in view Of their past
achievements the ambition seems not
impossible of fulflment.
One hundred and ffty-fve miles an
hour is not far from three miles a min
ute. That is a rate of a mile in twenty
seconds. or 264 feet in one second. At
such a speed it would be possible to go
from Salt Lake to ogden in twelve min
utes. One could leave Salt Lake at 10
io'clock in the evening. and arrive in Chi
cago at o'clock in the morning Of the
next day EARLY in the afternoon ne
could arrive in New York City. Mail
leaving New York City today WOULD be
delivered in San francisco tomorrow.
The whole nation would be practically
one big community. However, we need
not look for the accomplishment Of this
dream Of at least a century or two t.
come. and by that time some Of us
won't care very much how fast we go.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-10-17

ing. Oct 30. Those who wiz take part
in the programme are Thomas Ash
worth, John James. AIRS. John Ed
wards. Simon Grieve, D. Henderson and
others
Captain and a1rs. Ham Of Fort Doug
lass are in Indiana for few weeks
stay with friends.
Miss Edythe Hale. who is at Stanford
university, viii return to the city TO
spend the holidays with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis simon are in their
new home at "a Sixth East street.
Mrs. Jack Jevpe of Los Angeles is ex-
pected in the city about midwinJer 10
visit her sisters, Mrs. Flags and Mrs.
Murray.
Miss Alice Leap, from Chetopa, Kan,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-10-17

is visiting her friends. Misses Fannie
and Eulalia Neale. 2O9 East Seventh
south.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander from Indiana
are at Mrs. d. La FORCES, on East
First South street
80
Mrs. D. Fulop has issued invitations
for a card party to be given next We'd
nesday afternoon.
The Fencibles. company D, of the
First infantry, have issued invitations
for a dance to be given in their armory
Friday. Oct. 80.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank b Cook viii
leave sunday for a months visit to the
coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Romney are now
settled in their new home on + street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-10-17

A German priest has been indicted
for lese majestic because he ordered a
portrait OF the empress removed from
a room to which he had been caned to
administer communion to a sick person.
The reason assigned was that the dress
Of the empress was cut so low as to be
an evil spectacle for the youth. We
don't know that we blame the author
tiles very much for making trouble for
this priest. He must be a rather med
dlesome old busybody.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-10-17

SOCIETY


Mrs. A r. Kerr left yesterday for
Chicago. where she win join Mr. Kerr
FOR a trip of a few weeks.
Mrs Alexander Dowd Of Sunnyside
is in the city visiting her mother, Mrs.
Sharp.
r
Mrs Mary N. r. Allen OF Park City
is in town visiting Mr.. and Mrs. George
X. Hancock
e =
The Thistle social club held meet
ing last night to complete arrange
meuts for a Halloween party to be
given in Harmonic hall Friday even
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-10-17

Internal Revenue Collector Callister
is now more thoroughly convinced than
ever that federal oficeholders should
keep out Of politcs-especially when
they hold the office of United States dis
trict attorney. United States marshal or
something of that kind
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-10-17

II might be a good idea to organize
John s. Critchlow clubs I'm every dis
trict- Mr.. CritChlow is specially en-
titled to the support Of the young men
OF the community. He should be elect
cd by a handsome majority.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-10-17

The Ohio state board Of health has
passed a resolution calling for the pro-
hibition OF the sale Of toy pistols. It is
to be hoped that they can secure the
passage Of q law along this line. The
coy pistol should be abolished.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-10-17

or Kings county has endorsed the en-
tire Tammany New York ticket.
Things are certainly coming Tam
many's way this year Even the New
York World is against the Tammany
candidates. which ought, in itself, to
I insure their success at the polls.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-10-17

Candidate Knox should feel very
proud OF the staunch support he re-
ceived from that eminent citizen, Bruce
Johnson (cOlored). OF course, Bruce
won't ask any reward other than a GER
tain measure of protection" in case
Nr. Knox is elected.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-10-17

Up to date there have been 273 cases
of yellow fever in Laredo, Texas, and
only fourteen deaths. This doesn't look
Ike the old time yellow Jack that used
TO carry or about three victims in
fan
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-10-17

A United states marshal has been re-
moved from Office because he allowed
some prisoners to escape. This may be
taken as a tip to- the Utah state board
Of corrections
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-10-17

Speaking OF "the smile that won't
come on has anybody tried to make
T. Kearns peevish since the Republican
convention adjourned? But it is idle to
discuss impossfbilities.
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OUR REPAIR DEPARTMENT.

Do you know that we have one Of
the best repair departments in the
west? Equipped with new and up-to-
date tools and machinery, with
skilled hands who understand their
use and how TO use them.
That it is a success is shown by the
constant stream of watches, clocks,
jewelry, etc, that is daily brought to
us for repair. Why not bring yoursP
We viii make your old jewelry and
silverware just like new.
Our prices are reasonable and all
work guaranteed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-10-17

Bartenders who do not desire to work
seven days a week win find it to their
interest to vote the Democratic city
ticket
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-10-17

One blessed thing is that the hostill-
ties WON'T last but a little more than
two weeks.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-10-17

Anybody would know the fair is over
just by looking at the sky these fine
days.
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FURNISHING GOODS,
BoYs. az CHILDREN,s SUI

We cRrrT e1lE the Uo1t Bstisfactcry.
gsl-ftniEhs4. uD-bo-data and laEting
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BOYS WINTER SUITS.

Made of all fancy mixtures, Varsity style, double
breasted coat well lined. pants knee length With MP
pockets to Is years, $3.50 for $2.95.
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GIRLS. LONG CL0AE

In Navy only, 10 to IA years, cape on shoulders,
with braid and strap shoulders, fun sleeves and
pointed cuffs, long as they last, $3.50 for $495