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Show . THE TRI-WEEKL- JOURNAL, LOGAN, OTAR MARCH 21 1858 Y The Work la Michigan. our painful duty to record the . Editor -- Journal: Perhaps & death of our esteemed friend, Sister few lines from this part of our fair Martha Molen Grant, who departed land would be interesting to tb3 this life March 15, 898, after a readers of your valuable paper. I severe illness -- of' two years, of am at present located at Bay City, dropsy. - Mich., where at present we have four Elders. This city has about 65,000 inhabitants, many of whom are Germans. There are some Poles, some French and some Americans; the majority of these are of the Catholic faith. This city is located on both sides of the Saginaw river, and extends over a considerable tract; of most beautiful level prairie. However, it is very low and unhealthy. It is beautifully laid out, at right-angle.Some streets are paved with wooden blocks, which are all of one size. The sidewalks are very shady in the Summer, and make very pleasant walking, as they are paved in nearly all parts of the city. The electric cars are running in every direction ; ono of these running between the cities of Bay and Saginaw, a distance of 18 miles. The Saginaw river is also navigable between there points. Along the banks of this river are piled millions of feet of lumber, which is cut here at the mills arid then shipped to all parts of the world. Timber is not. so plentiful as it used to be, and in a few years will Much of it is cut all he exhau-ted- . on Canadian soil, and is made into large rafts, which contains millions of feet (in the log; ami is pulled over the lakes by a small lug, to the mills, and sawed into lumber. In the Spring there will be erected, in this city, a large sugar factory, and also another laige factory, which will imnufacture baking powder and soda and numerous other things. s. Wages are very low. at diflerent kinds Men work labor for from ten to fifteen dollars a month, and would be glad to work for that if they could only get i It is in this beautiful city that we are at present slaving to show unto the people the plan of life unto salvation; but man today cares very little lor the things of God. We are calling from house to house and are meeting with some success m spreading the gospel, and aie breaking down considtrabie pnjudice ami sowing the go.-ppefd to a people who have never heard Mornmniem preached. The majority of the people are w illingto talk to us, ard we have made a numlnr of friends who are earnestly investigating the principles ot the doctrine of Christ. We have some applicants for baptism. I am enjoying my labors as a missionary. It is indted a privilege which many who have gone before us never had the opportunity of enjoying, and lam thankful unto my Heavenly Father that I am permitted to live and perform such a noble work. Young men in .ion, prepare yourselves for the great and noble work which lies before you; for I am satisfied that if you will only be faithful to the covenants you have made, that the daj is not far away when you will be called into the ministry. Your labor is needed. The harvest is ripe; so prepare - you reel ves.- - L noroetimee wish that I had the voice of an angel, that I could be heard by all people; for I realize that the end is near at hand when the Lord will come and take vengeance upon of el all who know not God. Oh! that men could only realize their condition in life, so that they would repent of their sins and come and be healed; for there is much more happiness in the true worship of God, than there is in all the man made systems of worship of today; for mau made systems perish with men, and only Gods systems (or Eternal systems; will stand for- ever. May God bless Zion and her people, and may' He also bless all the honest in heart. My greatest desire is that God will continue to blees me with health aod strength, and His Spirit, so that I may continue to perform an honorable mission id His sight. The Journal is always perused with much interest. I remain as Elias Nielsen. ever, No. 1010-1St., Bay City, Mich., March 1G, 1898. 6 Obituary. Editor Journal: It - The subject of this sketch was G Too Bad! The makers of Pride of Japan (tree tea) analytical have advertised that Thos.-Pricchemist of San Francisco, and Prof. J. T. have Kingsbury of the University of Utah, given them certificates that the above brand e, Would Got Help, Sura. . Yes, I tick de United Stites ought to go to war mit Spain, eaiiL a garrulous West End barber the other night. -.- Whom could we expect lo help us in cafe we required assistance? inquired the man in the chair. Vat? Who help us? Vhy, my friend, if de United States goes to var dont you link St. Louis, Chicago. and Kansas City vould help her out? Vhy sure de vould Sure Mike. . The customer turned his face aft and pretended to doze, at the same time trying to remember who it was that said: Aod Mill we have so many free schools. Cincinnati the youngest daughter of Jesse and Lurany Molen, being the thirteenth child; born June 12, 1847, in the State of Iowa, while her parents were on their way to Utah. She arrived in Salt Lake valley in October of the same year, thus being tea is perfectly pure. one of the number of that honored band of pioneers. The deduction drawn from this analysis is, She early in life became acquainted with grief; fur at the age the Pride of six years both parents died, and Japan tea which you buy in she was left an orphan; and what is perfectly pure. Equirer. ' is a remarkable coincidence, her the stores mother di d on th8 same date as her Eucklins Arnica Salva. While it is quite possible to buy pure tea daughter, but forty-fiv- e yeirs preThe Best Salve in the world for viously. of Pride in it and Best) pack Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt After her parents death she, (like Schilling's with the rest of the family, moved Rheum, Fever sores, Tetter,Chapped for chemists submit and it to packages, to Lehi, Utah county; rematoed hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptione, and positive there until 18G4, then moved to the Pride still wc assert Japan cures Iilee, or no pay required. JU Cache valley, located with her analysis; is to S. satil at M, Molen, guaranteed brother, perfect Hyde tea sold in this market is artificially colored faction or money give refunded. Price Park, and there made th8 acquain25 cents a box. For sale by Riler tance of David Grant; and the folwith matter. Bros. coloring Co. wife. became she his Drug f lowing year Since that time her life has been know how these endorsements We one of and pure deWeekly Excursions to St. Louis votedness to her husband VIA SALT LAKE AND DENVER, is a pity that the names it were secured; family. Commencing Thursday, March She was the mother of 3rdT-189- 3rshould-beand - each "Thursday used authorities .such eminent to children. Six suryive her, thereafter, MISSOURI PACIFIC three preceded her to the great back up statements made in the advertisements PERSONALLY CONDUCTED yond tourist excursions will leave PortShe was a faithful and active land for St. Louie, via Salt Lake, Pride Japan. member in the Relief Society, and Denver and Kansas City. a teacher in the Sunday School for The cars used in excursions several years. Best tea is not only guaranteed are the beet Tourist thee Schillings .Sleepers, and In her character was embodied will run through to St. Louis withthe grand traits of honesty, subbut it is such tea as you would drink out change, via the O. S. L., It. G. pure, and virtue. limity, integrity W., I), (fc R. G. and Missouri Somewhat of a retiring disposition, if knew all it. about Pacific. Cars will be in charge of you kind und indulgent to her family yourself and gentlemanly confur is backing experienced Besides it is money-bac- k, and seeking continually that ductors and porters Special care th-i- r welfare, she governed more take of ladies or children traveling than by precept. enough in the long run. by example without escort. Through all her sickness she murCall on 0. S. L. Agent for parmured not. Sister Grant believed Sab Francisco Compart Schilling ticulars. a in deeds, not words, and like a blearing, showered substantial gifts and aid where most The Ruling Passion. needed. The iale John T. Raymond carThe funeral services were held in his love of ried dollars so th; meeting house on the 17th far that he oncematching made a actually inst. The speakers wpre: Elders bet while performing his role in a Thomas Duee, George Seamons, in Washington, reWm. llyde of Logan, V. G. theater here marked New Yorker, a Iteesc of Benson, and BUhop C. G. vi-- it a to rrcent the capital. Hyde. All testified to the ines- during I happened to have a seat in the timable character possessed by the front row that night, and as soon deceased. Raymond came on he spied me It was the largest funeral wi- a3 and nodded. That very afternoon tness! in this place for some time. he and I had been matching, and Thus lived and died one of Eves he came out second best. He faithful daughters, whose whole been speaking a great while, hadnt has been spent in keeping the when, half turning to me, and precepts of the gospel. Her husband has lost a devoted wife, her pulling out a eilver dollar, to my he said distinctly: children a loving mother, and all a utter amazement Heads or tails? I caught on, and sincere and true friend. Rest iu though I thought everybody in the Yours Respectfully, peace. house roust be looking, put my J. W. All right, you v vT finger to mv head. f&f Hyde Park, March 19. 189S. win, said Raymond, and proceeded with his lines. Deafness Cannot be Cured It certainly was a lunnv thing, but by local applications, as they canaudience appeared to think it the not reach the diseased portion of was regular, though perhaps eome the ear. There is only one way to were puzzled at its irrelevancy. Is an excellent cure Deafness; and that is byveons-titutionReligious, Agricultural and Family remedies. Deafness is Raymond himself thought it the Journal. It contains discourses of the Presidency caused by an inflamed condition of hestjokeof the season, and after and Apostles of the Church of Jesus Christ of the mucous lining of the Eustach- adjournment of the audience an- Latter-daSaints, .and. a a epitome of the best i nforian Tube. When this tube is other match engagement fol- mation for the Farm, Orchard or Garden, appliinflamed you have a rumbling lowed. cable to local conditions. sound or imperfect hearing, and I desire to attest to the tnoiih of when it is entirely closed Deafness Chamberlains Cough Remedy as is the result, and unless the inflamof most valuable and efone the mation can be taken out and this ficient prepaiations on the market. tube restored to its normal condicontains in condensed form all important foreign, broke an exceedingly dangerous It tion, bearing will be destroyed fornational and State news, obtainable by telegraph ever; nine cases out of ten are cough for me in 24 hours, und in up to the hour of going to j)reesj the local and caused by catarrh, which is. no- gratitude therefor, I desire, to in county news In detail. thing hut an inflamed condition of form you that I will never be without it and you should ft el the mucous surfaces. We will give One Iluodicd Dol- proud of the high esteem in which lars for any case of Deafness vour remedies ore held by people f caused by catarrh) that cannot be in general. It is the one remedy do the people of this section need by way of newscured by Halls Catarrh Cure. among ten thousand. Success to it. 0. R. Downey, Editor Demo- papers? Certainly no progressive man within the Send for circulars, free. of F. J. Cheney & Co , Toledo, O. crat, Albion, Ind. For sale bv borders Cache County cau afford to be without them. I Riter Bros. Drug Co. tfCTSold by Druggists, 75c. f of of that Japan . J -- of that dont self-deni- but of of of wi-hal- A Bit-ho- well-know- n Not to Defraud, but to Benefit our Patrons. - ly al y THE JOURNAL WHAT MORE What pleasure is there in life with a headache, constipation and biliousness? Thousands experience them who could become perfectly healthy by using DeWitts Little Early IlUers, the famous little pills. Co-o- p Grocery & Drug Co. I CchbYocb Catakkk by using Dr. St. Louis Via Omaha or Kansas City. The setvice of the Union Pacific via either route is the very best. The equipment consists of handsome day coaches, Chair Cars, Pullman Bullet and Drawing Room Sleepers, DiniDg Cars and' Buffet and Libra y Cars. Fewer Shores Complete Catarrh Cure. The Smoking via any other line. One changes than only remedy that CURES. month's treatment for f I. Riter Bros. For time tables, rates, etc., call on becomes W-VVr W, oodside, Agent. $3.00 CASH To Chicago or gets them both for one year, if you are a; new or a paid up subscriber to THE JOURNAL. ADDRESS: Earl ; & England "r Publishing Co., toganrUtahT . |
