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Show WOMAN'S EXPONENT.. worthy Bishop, E. H. Blackburn, the following officers were elected: Martha Allred, President; Leah Blackburn and Mary Ellett, Counselors; Matilda E. Okerlund, Secretary; Anna M. Young, Treasurer. Our Relief Society numbers thirty-eigmembers; we hold our meetings once a month, and considering our scattered condition the meetings are well attended, and we enjoy the PresiSpirit of God. We can truly say our dent is a good woman and very punctual in attending to her duty. We wish to be one with our sisters, and we hope and trust that we may ever be alive to the duties and responsibilities that rest upon us, and are thankful that we have the privilege of being associated in such a great and glorious work. Your sister in the Gospel, M. E. Okerlund, Sec'y. ht , Relief Society report of Brigham City, Arizona, for the year ending May 20, 1880: Members enrolled, 31; an examination of our finances shfiws an amount in our treasury of nine dollars in cash and four dollars and fifty cents in sundries; we have donated to the Manti Temple fifteen dollars, and a quilt to the Logan Temple, price three dollars; disbursements in cash, twelve dollars. We are still trying to live according to the precepts of our most holy religion. The. is still one .of our most welcome visit-torfor wftiol. we are truly thankful, and we ever wish to be numbered vrUh our sisters in every good word and work. .. Martha.. Curtis, Ass't Sec'y. Ex-io3fE- TT Plymouth, fortv miles from Bosfon, Mass.. ROMANIA B. PRATT famous for the landing of the Pilgrims in the bleak month of December, 1620, is at the present time a thriving town of seven thousand inhabitants, three or four miles in length, but very narrow, comparatively, in width. There are many very elegant residences overlooking the harbor. "Under a granite canopy is the identical rock where landed in the bleak winter, two hundred and sixty years ago, a band of exiles, who had moored their bark on the wild New England shore." A building is on the main now in process of street, which is to be devoted to the sacred relics of the fir-- t settlers. "An elliptical enclosure is near.containing a large boulder broken off from Plymouth Rock, on which is chiselled out the date, 1620, while in the festoons of the iron railing surrounding it are engraven the immortal names of the forefathers." The national monument, the memorial of the "toils, sacrifices and sufferings" of these renowned Pilgrims, is situated on an elevated site which overlooks the harbor, and when completed will be "a model of beauty," as well as of honor, to those brave, heroic, men and women who left home, friends and' country to obtain "civil and religious liberty" for themselves and their posterity, and all who should come to them for protection from tyranny and oppression. 01-se- n, songs. The house was crowded, every one seemed to be filled with joy and gratitude towards the children, to hear them slug and recite so beautifully. I thought if there were no children in heaven I should not want to be there. Elder I. C. Thorsen gave some good teachings on the Ten Commandments, followed by C. F, Olsen and C. Liljenquist. Rewards of merit were then distributed to the children, after which a picnic and party were given, under the able management of Lucy Wilson, the President. All enjoyed themselves exceedingly well, and it will be a day long to be remembered by the children. ng ET1T1F1N B. Pliyaioinn OFFICE Main on t Alice Unswortii, Cor. Sec'y. One great reason why hot weather is so debilitating lies in the The Summer Solstice. fact that the body is exhausted by the labors of th yoar. Indeed, it is natural that this should be so. In order, therefore, to resist this tendency to exhaustion it only becomes necesthe body, which can sary to readily be done by one or two bottles of Warner's Safe Tonic. This remedy ia Wng extensively used by physicians for this purpose, and is for sale by druggists in all parts of the world. Construction. 6errtay g: Ill pin I I W M II L A a PALACE OF FASHION, MBS. at her beautiful home on Lake Constance. The noble and beloved Princess Louise is compelled to return to England to recruit her failing health, and it is generally believed that her husband the Marauis of Lome governor general of Canada, will resign his position order to remain with his wife. in A stenographer sat at a telephone sevenmiles from Elmira, a recent Sunday, ty-eight and took down the sermon of Thomas Iv. Bueeher, who w as preaching in hia own pulpit at Elmira. A ymjiig irl fL:urtvny-nrof an uthVr it i ho" (lui;jlu!-s r jf age the capital "Our An tic I))ni;in" U'snid to be the youngest official in the Post Office Department. She is post-mistre- ss at Sit-k- a, Alaska. " Dt mo iuooa runner, ana tumtuMas rery function to mors tithrni artiftiii and la teas a benefit In all &MmaeT Iji llmJfatlns; the lie of thtblX4,tb aatnrU and DcctmrjImpart remit U tbs cureofBcrof. aloos and other file in Eruptions and Disease. Including Cancers, Ulcers and other SoreaT Dyspepsia, weakness of the Btomaca, Const!, im a,Ji patio airMW, General cored by the Sate Bitten.Debility, It to ibeaaaled appetiier and rernlar tonic. ST. IE. ZDITE, NEW SPRING STOCK! F. AUE1XBACH fc BROTHER, East TempU SL, Salt Lake City. Five hundred pieces of Dress Goods, Embroideries, Five hundred pairs Kid Gloves; Trimmings; Ladles' Ties, Cuffs and Collars; 100 Cartoons of Ribbons. MOUncrv Stock in the Wat JW- Pa??1 potions; BooU (and Sftoes; Gents' and Beys' Clothing and Furnishing Goods, Etc., Etc. Ruch-ing- I M. I. RETAIL O- - m-ZZ- k. WHOLESALE AND DRY GOODS, HEAVY fc -- a DEALERS NOTIONS, IN GROCERIES, SHELF HARDWARE, GLASS & QUEENSWARE, AGRICULTJBAL IMPLEMENTS, Etc. T A. SALT LAKE CITY. Special Departments for Gent's Clothing and Carpets, Ladles and Children's Shoes, Dry Goods, Shawls and Domestics, Groceries, Hardware and Stoves. DRIED FRUITS OF ALL CLASSES WANTED. self-thre- ad S. IP. TEA8DEL. -- Gr J. Home Hade Trnnks A. Xj Of JEL JES O T O O UZ. for Sale by JOII1C C. CUTLER, Agent for the PROVO WOOLEN MILLS, Old Constitution Building1; also HOME MADB Brown Yarns, White Yarns, Colored Yarns, Caflsimers, Tweeds, Blankets, Flannels, Shawls, Lingers, Jeans, Cotton Batting, Wool Batting, Brooms, Washboards, Brushes, Etc., Etc. DIN WO O H. D E Y, BIT AIL DKiXEB I3T FURNITURE, SPBlIt BEOS. KIBE yiTMSSES, fElIBEIIS, Ml Ml SJLSIT CARRIAGES, 75, 77, 6c First South Street, 79, SALT LAKE CITY. Oy, and which, wherever used, wlU save tha payment of many doctors' bin two sites; prices, SO cents andtUH. iesctf it 1 Safe Ham a. dies ore Bold ana Ami Prior-irtni- r PilD the Natural teeth. ; Teeth Carefully -- Falbx Tkkzh Inserted from one tooth to a Full Set. in the IEEW1EKER&C0L to auit the Times and Firs CU Work GBaranseed. Proprietors, Knad tat Paxntillft ATTENTION SPECIAL Dealers in Hcdicino everywhere. m3i TTTtlrvrTrtsti. s; - WHOLE&UJI AJTD The Empress Eugenie will spend the Autumn EAST TEMPLE No. 17 Desires the Ladies of SaJt Lake and those the City to call at her 8 bow Rooms and ee her New visiting Stock of MILLU NERY. The latest and most stylish modes of Hats and Bon. nets, in Straw, Felt and Velvet. Also, a nice selection in Flowers, Feathers, Plushes, Velvet and Ribbons in the latest shades and stripes. Country Dealers, please CalL Ladies' Hair Work in all its branches. Good Work Guaranteed ! The New Machine self-settin- 1 M IE S W -- elegant In appearance and admirable in operation, runs Tery easily and without any noise and confusion, although the rate of speed Is very high. Its and in jr shuttle, and absence of springs and cogs, renders It both simple and durable. PET Be sure to see it, for its general advantages will make you its friend. VICTOR SEWING MACHINE CO., CHICAGO, ILL ft H RIGGS, Agent, Salt Lake CUy. II I .A. LIFT and FORCE t"Agent for RUMSEY'Soncelebrated PUMPS. short notice. Orders from Pumps Repaired ' the country promptly responded tow Address, David James, Box 308, Salt Lake City.' If not you should, do so at onoe, and examine the New fe Machine "i St, over Colder'$ Music Start. TINNER, OAS, WATER & STEAM FITTER, HEW VICTOR SEWING MACHINE ? "j SL side FERGUSON j&lsl Oiaeg00:u.. JDJ.'VXID HAVE YOU SEEN THE is ,fPc8t 0ffice Special attention given to Obstetrics, Diseases of Children and Diseases of the THROAT, HEART and LUJSOsT 55 TAmmm ContUUiHon JBMfldto Bl0Ck? s, The Primary Association of Hyrum held a Quarterly meeting July 9, in the meeting nouse, President Lucy Wilson presiding. Present on the stand were I. C. Thorsen, C. M. C. Liljenquist, President of the Relief Society, and others. After the usual opening exercises the meeting was occupied by the children in recitations, select readings and Stairs, in Old eu never-to-be-forgott- self-denyi- OFFICE-JT- p OFFICE: KAIS ST.r OPPOSITE P. tt BOXt SALT LAKE HOUSE. &U, - |