Deseret Evening News | 1879-01-18 | Page 4

- i M j ' ' - A i- J ; i !' - t j ': A- , !..-'- ' ' .". . .V K ': . .i i. j . . . i , - ' " - ' .. , ' ' " r - , , I UiULROADS. fOmCIAL ; Chicago, noc:;; island ,ilHTil.''i faseTarooa-- mall, dally Alta, dally -- .. Parley's Parki Bl Cottonwood, and Wannblp ' Tuesdays, Thursdays and i ' PACIFIC RAILROAD. .. Saturdays.,-Park Cltr daily i Fron a Distinguished Physlclaa. a 40 p k pm 60 m izo.pt tan-- ' 00 p day...J'.:ri...i..Ss-..i.Summit and Wasatch oouo- UceaTutiedays aad ThUrs- - - , .vS40vn days Rich eounty, Tuesday ,Thurs - day aad Saturday.-8 40 p m 8 40 p n. Mors-aoouoty, daily 40 a n U SorU-Da- Tls dailr: oountj, ..8 40 p ui Weber county, dally U40am4 8 40pni Parley's Park, Big Cotton- wood and IVanshlp, Moo- , , 7 00s a ' ' Fridays... 40 p m tire, .....'......9 dally. L Corlnne and Eelton, daily. .11 40 a m Idaho and Montana, dally .8 40 p m Bolae City and Idaho City, . . ' dally... ............. .j.. 11 40 a i , Wut Nevada. Califorala. J Ore-4 .11 40 a con, etc..: j, !Ophlr, Tooele, 8tockton Ja- 'i i ' es ( V -- A I ; ; . J o - 1 -- i O Steele dissesehss rataDsd mors sufferlare in, t'THUur up ot in, constitutive 1. TbaaCDMorsmll.ortaM,oftiriit. tai 1a ham,, voice, the mind. 00s or more and somaXlniea all yyeldtoludeatracuvelaflnenee. The poiMD It dtetrfcmtes tbrooghout the syttera and breaks p Ihs most etek every vKal iorco,Inurad bciwibut HtU roaiutc coomualo-paby toost:tiyticiaiM.tapotenUy ?nderteod as A Urltaca, Uwullerli aaitea from of It tills side tt hsre lltas I tots relieved ef ths srsve. Ithope tutte, then, tbtt the popular treat, anent of this terrible iseaas by renaedieewlthut the reach of all paesedbitohaads at once competent aad troitwortby. Tlie new and hitherto entrled Banford ta the preparation snetbod adopted by Pr. his Rapfoax. Cuss has won when hearty Itbelieve all approval, the canal It likely to snoeeeday remedies fall. bacatse It strikes at ths root of the dlaeaae. vix, theoei.iVted bioot, while It heals the mleerated merubran t y direct applicaUon to the' meal paeeafree. tu muoa a ue4 so nua uea rules, aad caiess tk vital forces ere too far ez-- . aaDted.auja4, U the aTst BAjartty ef esses, effeet ' I OErt. BEJIRIJ. W. T. eToasoorr Biocx. raajujiaaxji, Oct. 1. 137. . Oh i : SAIIFORD'S "RADICAL CURE r ' 2 . , ;" cobCty, 4o.i.......:....2 30p o, 8 30 p Blnarbaia Canyon, dally-..- .. i South From Beavt-radlnteriuodl- ' i '. ate toiit.daly.. ...... .5 6e p ij . Plot; he, ttar aud fiau Kran- - eisoudistricta, daily.. .8 6' ' ': at Owrg and points South. liearvrtlternate days S aud Hevier euuntiea, Sanpete ' ' ' , daily, except MotaUy....6 41 p o Cedar Valley, FalrflcU aud Tintic. tuiaiug district, .- a - : - I -- h 2" f: - g- - f j n ;t ' i a 13: M lit I ; n : - i p i TueUys,TburHdarsand onr a i; ? ' ; r o-- - - 55 'LllI. t 9 1 S S" -ss O J3 ....... ....7 00a m day a?14Panger J Oen. A. " Kimball, Uon. .V4l"7? SopU dally,- law" - 1 3 80 ft ' Nevada ' W RrR. Clae 4 a mnd etiratlvs And restortUve arsnt Is not eonaued bvanvatemaiteraiediclBa In the htaem-e ths hea.lnc art. L'ulees ins vital spark has fled ueans of eiectrieity is poe the oodr, reaibratlon Bible. It Is the last reart of ail physicians and aad has resound thousands. apparenUy dead, trota aa antlmely srrva, when no other hnmaa eewney could bars exceeded. This Is usleadlna-earare elemeat la this flaster. , t-- p sura-eo- : -' dls-iric- ta, ' ' ns, Ths hesllne proftert-eef enf own fraoranf bal. 9am and pine and the pirns of the East are too well knowa to require description. Their srrateful. Sealing, sooth lug. aaa i ireogthenlag properties areto thousands. Whta combined la accordknown in pear. with lata aaa toarortant leeavanee :y, their healing aad strengthening- properties are anoreasea tanioio. in wis respect our k the heat la ase wlmoot ths aid of etoetrtolty. ; . -- Nn. AKL f1 S i ,. TJNITXD ETATJ23 LAHDOrriCK. , tVt Wi 1 ! City, Utab -- . THE OLD RELIABLE j Clah it 4U UonUBuau-- ; I UTAH- - CENTRAL d Vioneer Joine Utah. Conffnuotw aU .' J4wft j ft. ." 1 1M ...... Tft CentrevUle ........ 7S a Wood'sCroes. ....... . 1 v 6 4 18 , . TS 135 40 CO 00 j, - a "T' ...... Kaysvllle Trxxeooieoee Farmlnrton..... t 11 14 L.... -- 1 0( W 186 81 7 44 1 90 1 76 7 43 is BaltLak.J....U 80 11 aVl ., t. . ' i OX ALLXZPSKS3TAAINSJ Ii.. . t -- For all lnformatlnn- Mnmrrlnt Paissain mfptr tJAMBS BHAKP, Ueueral re gbt ana Ticket Arent . JOHN 8HAHPI n A lttsSMBS ? aiA . 5 s 3 Ddo. 1301, 1578. ? - W SSJO-ft-- 6o-l- Lsrnv 8.30 HI er ? ni. "jSeepaeisMaayv'T" i 5:15 p. nu Atlantic exDress. With Drawing Koota and Ilotel Car. Reaches Plttsburfh 13.11 pm; Ranis bury 10 A p sat Phiiadelohla w& am: New York S.4& a cot speeiaJ Philadelphia sleeptu- ear on this train, which remains ta depot uatll 1M a m, . affurdtnat Philadelphia pasaenyere . n: Mifiht IE A. M. r. M- 7 W 8 10 S Ui 8 46 S 7 7 716 2 66 a, . Salt LJtke........ Liule Cottonwood.. J unotloa. .... tt ;' 7 62 8 Lehl Amerksan P pan eh 10 . ILt-...4- 0U 8 IS I 9 20 82 10 lk 10 86 Fork....;. (I U 23 Bautaxjaua Am at.... TtT.ni .. Hon. (0 4 ttu 4 0 i 4 -- j X17 T4 ....... .......j. i. 8 .... ' ' ' . ( T, 8L HTCXaV. , OeaT Paea. and TUket U i : ij JRer.. Aa-an- STAKE MJD it i IW 9 00 2 19 2 25 76 r' J 4 47 4 U 9 IK 9 oo 8 101 6 U 9 U 9 44M i W 8 IIS . ..I 9 4fl 19 mta m .J teforma'Taj I p c Fasac-e-, applr to Ft rfclI AMES " HAB1,' t , WiH- - eoneera'jjjr r-1 T ductal i'rtiJbt aafl Ttckvt A?t ut. o Testimony rar,fofi?lufAor. s ' - - ; - Mnfi1 &'! f I J - f-'T- Bcleatifio . . truths I : which modern men of , acienoat are . only now- diaooverlngg is- maintained on the strength of two lines of evidence first "the" freedom! of poses, - 't ! . ... ,vr ,f Bt&ke WarJ ReportiS oenta per copy. - 85 j cent pet do. l3".Mallel on receipt of price. :i' : t;-- ; r r OAKNOK A YotrKa, i ";','' l - . i . , .' . - . s n Urlg-hto- I 4..- - J I r i . .. )I . . - '.i-- i - .- j 1 T s - j t-- . -- nonnoii . - ... V. - C : - -- - i 4 ; Jews . f PRICE: 25 Cento. . i I'i well-know- r ALL KINlVS 1lf0r j ' - i PR i the King pf jEypt the true chronology, after which the inscriptions bear the name or the year and month." See far as ' the actual - year Is con' cerned we decni it a matter of minor importance so that, the fact is acknowjedgod, and the truth pf Tl N G N L H EXECUTED IN TF1B Davidson, ward, City Thomas X Bmlth, 4th ward,Logaa Logan City WUUam Hyde, 6th ward, Logan Pity nouert Asiynest Aiyae 1'sra 8amuel UoskeUey, Smltotteld tarrlner W Merrill, luohmood William H Lewis, Lewis ton t John JamlbuL fllaiibunn Wm V Kiabx, Newton ; aims arri, rtanaon A,w ,J. Henry Alugbes, Mendon f William H Maiirhan. Wal!ti. Bmlth. Paradise Sraon MoUrlde, or Una, HyrnnJ UVUIK. U I IU1U. MU T 1. Miltoa si liaaajnocid, ProvldenoeJ sutrvey aJixon, t; niton . J. Bi T. MOALLISTEK,... ) ,i 1 1 r- f! . 'J. - i ii.u?.- - : Washington County lusHura Miles v . , H. . t i . Deserot News Office.;. I r '..tl 4 j - ' t LstfayetU L Hatch, Frank lin ' liasniua Uasmuseen. Mink Oreek aobert U WulUms. Mound Valley sf BsMsaeaUe feel age."' XPatea LBTYBB& $ i; ' I f V." Davis County. I BISHOPS, Wm Brown, South Bountiful Wm S Mnlr, Jun, West Bountiful Chester Call, Bast Bountiful ' Nathan Cheney, CentrevUlo ,. n v uees, a armington nr Itartrkli. KavevlTlA David 8 Cook, South Weber ' . . i ) .".' - k a Q BORQU c lift i - . - I s r j : .........'...."; . . - 4 I ).Hln. hrajxzlm f "rr post-offlo-es, Mi LYMAN JAMCM j - ' r I ' ' 1 i ;j ..I : . NnTTALU.-..- r- - -- - n.0" i' i Presldeot .. JCotinselor.' , . Kane County. . i ( ' s.. ' " 'ot i . eUv i A. O. - psarp - ' , ,J ' . k. i . t ts 3 8M00T.....I ' ''"' ... ' UTAH HT AK K. ; , i. 1L. . I. , s D. JtMiM, KT i .'!. ' il.. " 1 ,, j Hunter, Jr., B u w llrai Hiaa Uiriiii I .. ... - . Urk, Kdward Wllliaaa rfuu w ' m&HOPSa''"'1 Wm D Johnson, jun.fCanab iwt In J aiiial 111. m hb,l. riuuii., flh, viuvi wu.wuv.i.iu, JlLDlMS IllluUllt. .ni. !... U iuiv ft lin,l. Hex lus M Johnson, Johnson . r; w ctnita, I'aoreah " ' "i- " i wmM S UnMnann IMnharri 1. m. laiiaw s V...UWUU . IT. tl.. Uharlcs Pulsipher, Winsor and Moocaela -- ' 1. ToVU- - CuUiitj '"V Bisiiow.: Norton HTiuile, To.l.i!f 1CANAB HTAKK.' J. IX '( i.p.eakfc, i - , ltJ4'u f4" ' Utah County'- , j - ..1 . : )' war,,.. ,...',, rriu,. T........ .. uu. T.rr tyit,MIIsIaARD STAKE; , ,V , John H UK.th.4.b war.1. lltA N. TIINCK LET.... i.h."...;. President - i f-- . . gt. L ' i WiiiiI aviuiaru County. , itoaF i J SI8H0XS..1, Joseph p Smith, lsl ward. Fill mors C aauwr. saeivilie, zaa waN. 1 At Stevens, David llokiea .J... ..... IknUI TliAMtaM. D Lwmarh: wa aireak Plait tealtsi D.a.. ti ad. H Kanosh 1 if J Joseph 8 Bhtek, lJcawrt a B ,i , .1 - 1 '.,; . frrowAitb Par, eASfcau XBAaoiS, ... - -- r- - i arnn a m QXakUJlT. rsaa same as Great Britain. ' j i is. 1 I ' i , M .ci' i i U , tA J t nl r. V..-- .. Pounds 1 "' Wasatcb;- COuntv ' ?r'' j 1 ;?. .i "it 'l.tj! iswirs t T U.. AaAXABDCH, 1 , - t Paabaad Rut twa Hah.. navki Vaja W agonea, Midway; Wuilain Formiwa, . , Ai"li .' . 7 7 '; ; ' 1 f. 15. Jo ha, stooa, I'resktav J3iW. SUar tea t ! ' , . 11.. Tnonasvs Uoi gm. Coanty. . "I' aAg-iao- ' 'a. J ABUAM HATCIL ..' ; Counselors " Cedar Fori ' Lehl t A ( . - WASATCH STAKE . m BISHOPS. "" . t.-SeiTBSaT.AJIPt John Hopkins, Croyden .7 "T ,J Baeta Aaserloaa FRataa. aw. ..... H ri lanua uoaat,vta Tt eta. . ots. Wyman k Parker, North Morgan - eta. Charles Torner, Pouth Morran BraaaOanetJroxB KewYork, liete. r Atrterinaa turuj&y, tn- -l ' T .A UlwU T Q IT flU t frc- -' l?sw ork, Stta. 10 eta EH . T" Whitaa. A:,). ", rfln.l Paouis Ooast, 1 em.mauaoor, J K aUuTEnternriaa , ......,...., Lawrenoelioblrisoa, Petersen . hire j, t jj LorU German -Set.: ' Seta . ...... wets. .. f Sweden, closed mallets Eng ' , JnaruTiirtir" I 31 AlvAi auvrxauiAAt nn. WILJLAED O. KMTTH...... PresiOeot - VT'""V,'0,,4'' , rice, uosoen ,j Ibomasj tidiiiii..,.!. ! 1 j ateassr Bo. Paxtbidobv " lAJ.'.i' Jos. V. aoaiasoa. JOeunselors a ', a I- . ElSoou'sPoB ms, 5 P. T.- -4 1 - ' i TOOKI.K HVAK K., .. -- I- - -- . f 4 . to-da- y, t?? an ui t ! . tWEBER STAKE . Art for sale- al ths t ' 1 i DESERE7JIEWS OFFICE OClcc, Exponent veinn8i A. ir.s i.jj .mKtmc , ; tjIi ..jr r,r't ' ''n " iiwjTcr'a ISooltx CicreT! .v; - " . xaaiievs j ;' t :9 t ...CtS. f Seta, , rn:l.iid,..... acta'j .Jets. jn. uer-diraet eiosed lnLaih- TKe tba ftiB-vlM-vl-.C- l j : U.liSs,f,tdarl r-- ra wtymact " j, -- L. . or, am e'' rt-r- . S PAaUTTCH ' . J STABLE, .rrttiioBt Icti Uuia niuciis,...;....:..; aVSIsaT', Jr. Icounaelorat ant . ii 3 .'' 7 J. P. nnaaicx, Midijlatoi. fCounserora.? ' Ki Weber Oouhtyi f.ii'lil .. BISHOPS. 1 . t a ASAtai 1 - BWltwertarwI. rraeUen L ' vrW,M v. -- m COaurjtissisaCfcrc, yvt' n.x iif4 a .: . 4 k I i..i 3 Tf it - VVvo,llfi, -' ?rta ..-. toumiuui r. a. KViAa'Oi, ' ' i . .'. .President Malta. ItockpoJ Abrarutm Marchant.Pet I Alwtanl. Kama ,r Alex 11 tftaoJ. arJoyii i 1 . i Jl BI8UOPS ,. Joan Andrews, 1st ward, Neph o perry, ja wara, nepu tnariee Nells Aagaard, Levan . , "" lohn M Haws, Mooa XiVi-lif.1- l- Jdiu M 1 -- a-i- - a J Couns elors atobert Salnioo, Coatv'ltr' akmizo Ih.yt, vllle Chester winters, Staiey. Uptin t . - j: ' TRASDALK, e .t- - t' I'reaMxi,- f bishops.". ' CounaeiM, iuRSTl"a? IS Aftav f iJuab County. - 1 f i . Blchens. h. rnZl? . ater, Fcbo nneferrtn JUAR STAKE. i j . . r t Htimult County. . . HTAKK. .! CLUFF,..... . sn-Mnll- -- SUMMIT G. O. Samaa. A. fcXoaaoui, i i ri Coun i j W. W - - ..: ' . t JLiuoolu sr : V, ' - LrtUt-orPu- : . . - Smith, Kuokvllkr l Pace, Harmony WsJIaralT U...n. ir Panacea, a DA Via STAKJ2. B. SMITH- - ........Presideut ; ! John Parker, Vtrgen 3iiy Cbas N I; ' I j ' Wm W ' 1 , Kane County. ' ,: : bishops. A ... m nHt..l.ii( ' WILLIAM i a . ' , j- - X i. ,i . POSTAL: AFFAIRS. h 'i P Romney, 1st ward, St Walter Granger, d ward James Wm Nixon, 8d H Cannon, 4th ward, pavld Mariua Ensign, Santa ward, Clara Thoa J Jones, Washington Geo H Crosby, Leeds Wm Bnpw.t'lue Valley Thoa S Terry, Hebron Oneida County. Idaho. Oxford ; a-Illllam W Fisher, A Allen, Weston - jbouaaelora ATUIXa, , u ........Prcsidn- ' t.HT.J. Joins, . BED ROCK;:ERICES Be7 Eflition or ' Ji ; " ' At If. - ' 4 Stye of the Art;; 1 3 t Ponular A tronomy, 1S78, by Profes- tor B. Newcomb, of tbe U. S. narai 00- Bervatory T AtlOd. , i , ., . be continued. - Highest modern revelation vindicated. t To- ' , j r - f- ,J . j . . razes Ask I . ' ; W . ' - --- - poefc-dilavi- an f U . i 1 tonlj L. ( - I Jo-sep- . ' t The standard slngle rate AND t weight Is X.ok avoirdupois. rate letter throughout the y ' ' Single United Btateav ...tcent For aoh additional 3a ox. or frao-- 1 ' , . y tlon...... - Arop tysttera, aiagia rate,.... ,,i w NB1TBPAPBBS AMD PERIODICALS. The postage on newsraoers aaa to be natd at tha office of publication. t Newspapers are not charged poetara JJlSTi PDDLISIIBD ! when sent- from the mibUcation wh tn subscribers in the county where the .r ja awMiiatiwa. Buurle NewsnaDera. nnt Newi Kevjed, alarged, and Improved minces In weight, 1 cent to any part of the .. . oJitlon of the UoetrlsM. asitt CeyemstHss UDiceaeiates, prepaid, '. I cent- oei I'AOBLAOza.Parodis, unsealed, ' ounce.", JLavSatnreh ef Jeeste Ckrlea af e(' AU anv The maximum weirht of an ' I.N.oonUlulng the Bevela-- ef printed or miscellaneous mattersank la 4 er da Salute, ... , . avoiraupois.'of God. .huj j .t p Lett era aaMs Blesaei ': I Elder Joseph Barfoot alTords tUfua given- U Joseph' Smlta, . Juiw, th V.i iKesrlaaacea rut , Orelera. as the following additional partic- frophot, -r Vbe buiidlug up of the aioi j ra KaarjrntATioit:--Lettemay be ulars with regard to the revolution on payment of a fee of tearegistered eettta,ln of the solar system around Alcy- krtn of Clod rri the last days. ( addition to tbe regular postage, but one. He state: The entire march the government takes no responsibility or for aafeoar flags of ouruu aud its system around its fnUSiJ on Oae paper.'Trom new, large compensation in roaeeoi mas. litre is 25,803 years. ( The per od otear of oommisaion. In United Stated cur tye, and rutualnma nearly Mtpas Rates of tbe precisaion of the equinoxes. ) rency, chanted for Jasulug lnternatkn al Money Orders, to be transmitted by I believe this to be the period of the Postmaster at New York AO Switzer a number there -have been tbe solar orbit and that there is Ta thi ! edition...!. land: to ' and this period the of additions made the sections have been tome relation On orders not exceeding 830,... 10 eentsv as " vrver tw sin netexveeuing sacrt d cubit (20.025) which may yet and not exoeedlng.140,20 r. Over! be discovered The change of 60 1 versed and numbered, and a full and com not exoeodina' $o0i 28 ".Overi I. ? per annum in .the appearance of prehenstve Index and Oontenta Ui beD t...(H. the-aa re' earth the stars seen from added-, ' sults from: the orbitual motion mt Porelgrsi jTsMstaaraw .1 around Kolob or some other large , Letters. i' News Daoera. f Tnis wouiu be a uegree iu ;....,., Orders reoeived now will be filled In ordef bouy. vm. 6 closed 2 cts cts. breeoe, mall, 72 years. Of course the orbit would . '; Knghtnd,.. be iaimenee; the Ijord evidently Of receipt. - '., A0taVi.aees. man via. 'lots. Sets taiy, airect closed sight into the ordr-- f this grand tfailodito any part of the Terr.torJsL ;t kuglandn ...... !..'. ... eternal rouud. which I think is tatesou rooclpt of prioe. a Merth ueitnan 8 eta. . Sou tary L..;s , j..; . . . " airect a,.il really pictured ,la the i llypoclpha-lus.if-- lieu. t m i.w union, ;; ' " ' : " inenuaa pacaet, vta 10 aimu, ; " " 1 t ana ak. ban Francieco. eta ..And here let aa observe, that the Mexleo. ........ . Iduia: iZets . i . Sets i , r it i .t Hew Zealand vis word planet as given by Joseph SoulhampFull Cloth, Bmbossed Sides, gilt back ' ton. 2 13et common in eta to tbe Smith partunc, Korwa via North Gtrmaa lance called fixed stars, is scientifi- rrinkled edges, ta.ee. Union direct Kts. Seta closed mail via Eur cally correct; as a planet Is a world full ItnltaUon Morocco, soil cased stm Norway ..... 8 cts. land.. or eta wanders through that 'moves tta. t3 ct Portugal. vinKngland...-..- . eta space, and the common nomencla- a hback and sprinkled edges, asm North Oerman B Kuasia, aTDion dlrecU.. iiture .of .fixed stars la untruthful AW eta., ota closed taall via Bnjr- Kaasla, as and scientifically ncorrect, none sete.1 'seta; Uod,.. ,.,iM. are absolutely at a standstill or fixSandwioli Islands, by mail da If N ON A TOO NO. I La' ed lmmvoably in one place, i. ; 8 ota. 1 ou from aan rianoisoo, All Oaoaas: MokbT principal post offices wi UsssrsA MmOfflssi Having thus shown thai preeen-researc- h now receive email aumsef money and aad iavestlgalion are provt same for the drafts Issue upon other f o ::eii fly, . astronomical , subject-ttruths first the following log the j 77 ,s, I eaanrea and regulations: that by given to this generation not On orders exceeding flS'ji.lO coats unlearned but heaven-inspire- d na eaDesuinr edO..M.16 a . ju vnnn man, the Prophet Joseph' Bmith, Over i and not exoeedlrig 840.30 tt Over 940 and notsxceedxug loU.,25 sX we have nexi to show that the brrnxATTOWAX. Moanrr Oaosas tn Great Egyptians "were " familiar' with rtla-- 1 " slanismiut OWlUtriAQdafnif them, and that they learned them Payment of theJJ:. m'U Ilatt throuzh tbe teachings of Abraham. ' ,tollowlnafeas,yjj .. , j. t.'.(i'ltf To have done " this: some fifteen ' ' UB4X bbitaibt: x V , twenty years ago wonld have been next to an impossibility ;hut On Orders set .... 99 $10, exceeding e Over $i0 aad ne of various rai so - "Sad ' exoeeding through the researches I iLSI. -- c a. Over I and net ezoaed In. talented and earnest men.lt can be , OvsriflsmlDOtsXoaaiMstiA. ' , ' ( aa r(I demonstrated with . Over A0 andnotexoeeding $60, ii1.24 comparative ' knowJedgra) of astronomy through f divine agency or revelation, as it was entirely out .of their power, in dayg ,to those erly f W osi the same subject.' by make such Btupendoos advances in thl science with the instruments &ai ttia tX the:? diBposal, uch aid from received cik! Pratt Geo. without . Qrton Q. , they reoordJ, &6.9 of antailiavlan tlines. uonrion. Kev. Mr. Mackay, referrlrrjj to of the astronomical truths - '4 so Cents some, known to the ancient inhabitants .1V 1st ejv'.k. rf th9 land of ths Phrrah; rUtes m AwH J Atl I th&t 1 3 beUeves th 7 re' re carted be to ages man, nau Kent ny gtirat.v ob 87 rafsipioiivrice. " .BUSHOPS. ilenry AWLewis, George Town Joseph Moore, Bennington Chaa B Boblaon, Montpeiier H H Dalrymple, Preston I P Jensen. Ovid Edwin N Austin, Liberty r i tr :4i a - ' Salt Ldtke County, ? - ?, ... TJIIIIS ,IlilOCalIlS13 , a:' jAlfSS H. BABT, iixxinseiore GaO. OSMOKOs 4. TtAar Tb-- C.ramt-r- . Tilahn. ,! I - j 'i j A BISHOPS. Joseph War burton, 1st ward, Salt Lake City bamuel Peterson, knd ward " ; ward, jaooD tveiier, sra 4th Harrison Sperry, ward, ui. fUohard Br.mley, 6th ward, u Wm H Hokeniooper, eth ward ... William Thome, 7th ward, BUJah F Sheets. 8th ward, J Samuel A Woolley, Sth ward. Adam Spiers, 10th ward, Alexander McHae. 11th ward. . AlexanderO Pyper, 12th ward, Kdwin D Woolley, Uth ward, Taylor, 14th ward, , ', J'homaaPoliard, A 16th ward, Fredeiich.Kesler. 10th ward, ; ;' John Henry Bmlth. 17th ward, Orson F. Whitney, 18th ward,' ' Hie hard V Morris, IWh ward, " John Sharp, 0th ward, . . Andrew ,Hurt, Slat ward, : r Sug-aHouse A G Drlg-gaM Lewia 11 Mousler, Farmers' ward. ' 'I Keubra Miller, Mill Creek John Neff, East M1U Creek P U Brlntotv AUa Cottonwood J S Kawiins. South Cottonwood Ismael Phillips, Union , Solomon J Desuain. iinnita Creek (lHa4 1 uawu a auuB, miu jo man James Crane, llerrlmani Archibald Gardner, West Jordan ' Samuel llennloa, North Jordan ' Frederick Scboenfleld, James Lalrd.ifvsatlswt, Mountain Dell i...PrasM9n BUTX1B,........ . President A David 0. Oaxdbb.i,,,,;-,'- . JosapH . TAXLoa. f i 1 ANGUS M. CANNON. j ; : BAlsT XsAKE 8TAKE. - - WM. ! l : 1 ; , , J....':,. " ' , 1 J38X rw TabrBal, McGregor, ward, Parowao-SamueSnd ward, , " It Kogtra, ,v SUasS Smith, PantFOonah . ' - ; -- : !ivi i oummi rrirsoui WUliam O nuiea, 1st i -- t San ease. before we Bat attempt to prove Lake t ttr, Anrns. 13ih,13ta that Abraham was actually the Instrument used of God to instruct asasel Maaa,l8r7bi tbe mysteries of the Egyptians In we Tawrtitr-la aMai ttni ia,i,iiuiti.L will present a worlds, the starry to the Discussion between the Itev. br. J. few extracts, from various writers, P. Newman aad Presidebt Brig ham Young. to manifest that even tetcientiflc ,C,Aialui llial la beglnnlag to admit that OHIEWOArS nMGIIAL LAW world the Egyptians obtained theif Ine ...'. X" i - ChTirtopher J Arthur, Cedar City u Organized Stakes of Zicn. j Bisuopa. : BEAR LAKS ST AKE. . 1". T t r. Iron County: BISHOPS in ......(HIr , .Thirty-si- x ua - d- -- J ' ' , Scripture rightly Interprsted from scientifid error, and froia the ; yeii-eioand moral errors, witnessed among the pagans as the result, oi ignerance and errors in science; and Parts Henry J liorae. 1st ward, . . second, the possession by primeval Kobert Price, 2d . Wm scientific man of such Hulme, Bloom lpgtoa knowledge 5 A Hunt, 8a Charles as we are only now reaching as de' From the JPresSf andjadapted i John Kobert Pope. Fiah Haven monstrated by the great Pyramid. 1 F Lau, oetiiw, Soda Sprint's Certain thlngs.render it extremely for Oentral Circulation Rlch County, Utah. probable1 that this knowledge was 4 imparted to the Ethnics tbe Gen Meadowvllle Kimball, Joseph : ConIn It ra Nebeken Lake Town tilesl. (who employed kandolph H Stewart, Kandolpfaf strhetinir the ereat Pyramid) by rr tt Live, n ooorua H servants of Qod whom He Vad : cor from extract IT CONTAINS taught; and though ultimately LM,,rlHH.w.u'w. rupted and obscuredaby the pagans, e still it is highly probable that Jjetters, Lectures, and Teetl-- : VEli " STAKE. BEA ; t ; evincing' its truth even from ithe ..President midst of enveloping error, this eel j.j monies to the credit of ,a . JOHN B. MPtDOCK,n.- .to entitle knowledge continued! ' 'irvJinaaliwe'' AsHWCBtTH, Jomr stimulate the Egyptian, and i svfter--L- .p M. L. SHaBBUB jGOUnSSIOTS t '!: f ao)K. mind to scientific Utah and the". "Mormons, SANPETE ST AKI1 For as there is enquiry. t: Beaver County. the clearest evidence that a revela ' CANUTE . Preside PETERSKN, tion Of j religiooe truth existed in , BISHOPSa p ' diBtlngulshed ersons not of i I ' y ". By to premeval times, and continued; Charles D White, 1st ward. Beaver benefit men, even when it became John X Smith, nd f theirlfailh. ,.. Also valuable, . mora or less corrupted," so is there liobert Easton, Oreenvllle ' H Joe Josephs, Adamsville . Sanpete County. ' statistics and other use- -' 7 ; as Clear evidence" that men were JanMeMcKaugbt, MlnersrUle ' . '. premevally instructed In the most BISHOPS. a ful Information In important cosmologio and scientific I Nnrtht ; i LIS Anderann. Vnhralm . j ... .t ' ' .fh-fg. hi jn w f truths. ay n f r I .The extreme IOOUUJ awriua, annuls relation: to the Wm T Bold. ; jBOX, ELDER STAKE. . MantUNorth) probability is that a true , scientific H Jensen. MantL (South I t , ..tv i h 01 me xvosmoa ,m .genconception N P Maden . A P - M Pie - actimZ Uon a dLIYElt G. 8N0W,............l. President era Would be at first conveyed, to .... . Wm 8 beeley. inona man directly by God, to guard .'his Mount Pleasant, (South UESTI01! . Counsslora F Olsen, SpruurClty aAfoISfw. ana nignry-ravere- d child intelligent B L Johnson, Fountain Green , - j:.-'b a t rrom nature worship." t n.ur,G vniieri i renma ' Box. Elder Wm did use' Abrahams as County. a That God Petty,Gunnison Petty rule O ' A .. Madsen, " i r stated in his book, to convey as I1 BISHOPS. Castle Orange Seeley, Valley to tronomical knowledge the A mass Tucker, Falrvlew Henry Tlngey, 1st ward, firigham John W Irons, Moroni Egyptians is, we think, fully" de Alvln Nicbolb, Snd r . " ' John B Beese, Wales Com.Tpileci toy monstrated by the following: j yi Aturt, ro,ii " . jonn Welch, B N Allred. Chester , , I ' A John 4th O C Olsen, May tie hi JosephU8 (Book 1. 1 chap. vlli). Orln A Perry, Three Mile Creek J Bartholomew, Fayette; ' states that A.Draoam"communlcaV ELDER A. tllLTOn HUSSEK Geo W Ward, Wiilard City rrnrnf jaiiawn, pinirtiia ed to them (the .Egyptians) arithThomas Harper, North the metic, and delivered to them Abraham Huasaker, HoneyvUis AND AT BAtB rOR TOB science of astronomy,' for- - before v jonn uewey, ueweyniis ;r SEVIER 'BTAlCEa I." diver 0 Uosklns, PorUure ' Abraham came into JSsrypt tbey Wat Neely, hear KlrerClty ' FllANKLIN 8PENCEK,....-er- J were unacquainted with those parts Office iteseret Arnoia uooaime, uuriew ' 11 of learning, for that science came Haruuol Kimball. G rouse Creek Counselor. W. H.l2Ss,.Saal by the Chaldeans into Egypt and $ - ' : Oneida County, Idaho. from them to the ureeks also.?.' 1 Sevier County." ' Geo Dunford, Ifalad City , , This is Very strong, corroborative " BISHOPS. testimony, put mouern researcu Pan Poulaon, 1st ward, Blchfleid t . actually claims to have discovered Discount on Wholesale Orders za ward, f arieion the: year! In which Abraham did i William Aiewis, , CACHE STAKE Stewart, thhi A British text book, entitled Joshua W Sylvester, Invernry Kiaiaor ' A Murdock, Joseph Facts and, Bates, published la 1S70 MOSES THATCnKK,...... President Gideon Dennlson L Harris, Monroe ' n Hrm or wm. ty. the Arohlbakl T Oldroyd, Glenwood Wa TJ. paasToar, Blackwood and Sons,Of Edinburgh, Peter pottf rodjion, VermUUoa M JK HAAtMOSB, Bsra H Curtis, Salina i (we aro particular la giving details ' ' John Johnson, Bedmund . ; CachoCounty. to show that it proceeds from a Re or Joseph U Wright, Grass Valley liable and highly respectable firm) 4 'JJlSHOPS In its history of Ancient lEgypt, Beniamtn M Lewis, 1st Ward, Logan City , i , I gives the following: . HT; GEORGE STAJCR Heury Ballard, Snd ward, LojganOity B. C.-- l 1S)S0. Abraham teaches Sd Kobert brighter!, (thua bhowlng they are coming uearer,) whilst thoBe in exactly the opposite direction are aa continually crowine raofetltm They, have aleo discovered .that 'there are in the heavens several oases ef widely-extendegroups of 8tanU having a common proper motion entirely different from1 that of the starsVotiDd aad among them. Such groups they say '"must form, or 14 other connected . systems," words, aieall control led'by one and the iidm eoverninp; planet i t is also admitted that." the stars In all parts of the' heavens move in .alj directioha with all torts of velocities; f but they claim that the! distances Of the stars from the earth are o Immense, and so snort a period of time has elapsed; since theyi first began to notice thetie movements, that they cannot with oertainty say: whether1" they are moving in circle or strait lines, It Is only by anology that they rea son that tuey are moving round a centre. Bo little are some of these observers .willing to admit; that i'rofi Newcomb, simply allowd that 'as our sun is merely one of the stars and rather a small ouo too, it may have a proper motion as well as other stars. ".Thar Smithsonian report for lS7l,speakini? of Uelschal, says:! The world can alio id to wait. Astronomy advances, it may be. in the distant future, that the mys terious centre around which our sun and his worlds revolve, may be detected and aOoid a solution for other mysteries as well as these. The greatest astronemer is t q u ipped lor no more: man a DADuatu-uay'- s journey." Another writer reihar&", "Alaaier attempted to snow, from an examination of the proper mo tions of the stars, mat tnewnoie stellar universe was revolving around Alcyone, of the PJeides f'(or seven etare)"as a centre a theory; the grandeur or i which led to; its wide dUTasion in popular writing." Mr. .VVm., etrle, of .London, writstar ing "with regard ato this samename sayet 'Alcyone, primeval of the star, means the centre, and has auite recently been discovered to be really, the centre round which even! our whole, solar amongst others, revolves." Short as is this last quotatlon.it testifies to . three things confirmatory of the divine inspiration that gave to the world the Book of .. Abraham. ' this solar system has a lst.That central or governing sun or planet. 21. That this fact was known to the ancients, who gave to this particular star the name of thi ventre " 8rd That 4o modern Umia.4,hi8 truth 'has only beenqulte recently h discovered. That ta i ta'i-ay- j mlth could not.baye learned men or modern books, it from living bat only : through the revelations .'!. PraetdsLt V - PAUPBLET Of .Pafles, i ISSDBD A - oft -- fliiip !I"V' 'Of t ' .tt kl . 'Dr'J.JfcJyivman ta V l ; . S,. - aji s - a!" -- t- - $ :tr, '... - ' .. -. 'l FBSmKUT&.lD -- on 1 - i a 1 j. - ,)at.J fiTAKE,; .. .... ....., DJUaSVk..----- i mmss?- - Ancient were 4dnisiorwAaf trutht py Divine taught scientific H Htvelalion. ,,! f j a ' When Joseph Hmith enunciated me tuDiime irutna noiicea la our lest -- chapter, with regard to the powers amidst the starry govroiug hosts, no such thoughts were prevalent amongst the students of astronomy. The 'v Horschals" had some Inkling of the facts, but their Ideas wer crue and undeveloped; U waa not until tbe Book iof Abra ham had been published in Ameri ca, and ; If wo ' mistake not in Enitland also, that 4 ir VVm - Gi! Uamiiton, of the Dublin Unlvx-riadvanced the Idea that our solar ty, s vr tern had a centre round which the f bud and all its attendant the planets moved.;- LTonlay. scholars iu ther most radical school admit that of natiouomT-willroniour system has a centre, and that the probabilities are that that centre has a centre aleo round which it and all lis sat tell tea move. Further tban this they' cannot ;go, i How ever, the little they do admit con arms the mighty truths revealed to Abraham of old and Joseph of to day, On tbe other hand, the fol lowersof ; the --m ore jcomervative ack no ui- will v Bfh0ols sietn lias a proper that our somr simply motion of Its own, independent of Its relative ot apparent i motions wlth iegard to other' stars Tliey fAs - ceesary blank forma tot'th&it re-- l . tronomy (aught by Abraham proven true by recent Vreearch. I I sTi:ic::LESA!:cTHi We are now prepared to furnlah . . ", Pjoaldents o'Btakoa wllb thtce 1 ny Saa -- b I 00 porta. 4 U O ffVi'J Cn the Bibjeet, 1 00 1 60 ItM "'.Of't V" f:: : 5 '.. ayw--B - 28 60 422 at n i A.;.JI,,t.. . Mrof. Organ ClaUOeVCMB. 8 S t md 1 will b seOe st all lyrist. Tleketeusfew sate wms. am ? ke I LCL Uelsl 8 .1-..- :. j . 9i. it tl-.iil- ' i iw svATraastatei ikM tisim ruT ;rJtBSXLVAJtlAvlXBIK. tsMkl miWB DIGCUGSI 19 13 67 6 1 A I tit.eicS, 4, tu. layCT--r- et n 8 W St L Sandy Joaetioii.. Little Cocton wood aw ThtrsMss-t- i 8 (0 43 is Gror.. oca. AasexMs ................ K BandTA it ' a 13 Fay Bpaiuah Furk- - ArriW vrOTKEl S 50 it Terminns..... Drtpcr !5 i :s la eo uo U I 1 t ille Kroro. Fleaaant 1 -Hit ELDER dKORCIE BKTNOLD3. i si Lf .;!"'.v' " t SiiLcs ' 'is a CKAP. IX. The System of At- U BY WM. Be - I T-- ; t F twin 7 sr. 3 16 s Aa Aathentlcate.1 Ph ifHigraphic aad Tat ' bailm repoof the Ctol rated t "?:?' V ttv i r jus a ff '.') With Drawlne Boom Sleentna- Car. Reaches Plttaburv p cat Harrisbury M 9.06 am; Philadelphia SUM a m: New York .71 Waahlag-tomore sloeptof ear 00 thla 100 train. and ILVVITS AS 10W AS AIT a mnrl l.r BIBLE tl - Train tm B - ." - Express ' ' t tXCtTt ATDTRDAx, IS x--- ! 9:10 p: et - ExpressTrains Chicago as FoliowalT atuutue-hfc-sreet.,,.- if - -. v j, 464ij dt-g- ' WUh the popular restibole sleeplnr can Reaches mtsbtrrrh aJJ9 nt; Harrlsburs; 1L43 a miPhUade'phla 4.00 p m; New Fork &4ep m; Boston ai6a m; Ilaltinaore 6.30 p m; waahinsrtoa 9.00 p sa next day. UTAH SODTHKKH BA1IE0AD . ,i 1 r : se, ELEGANT EATING :1!0USES Wltla Ajb4 Tlsst fer HMla. reta-h- a On - tMAONIFiaENT?., OAItS - IS and after ', for;PATHT. NOTICING. Umitkd States LAnd OrrtCK, estlt Lake Ci,ty, Utah, 'November 16tb, 1878, IS nBREBY OIVBI, that Eber XJOTICB IV-Cawhose port t offlee address le &lt AAxeuity, Utah, im this day made application for a United States patent, for. 15 4 linear tee of the Monster No.;3lde and mining claim with Lutfaoe ground 800 feet in width, bearing silver and other metal, . Disituated in Big Cottonwood Miuimr strict, 8 tit Lake County, Utah Territory, designated on the olliolal plat, ulod and 107, aud with posted in tbb oflice at lot Na. maroetio variation mi 18 . l' min. east, as follows; eornmenelnr at post No. I of tho claim, tbenoe south titdtg. wrst 1.M0 feet, f to post No. of the clutal. tbenoa North 40 southdeg-- west 310 feot, to point In tbe Unlwest end line of the claim, from which it ed States mineral monument No. 1 boars distant, ;south 78 deg. 06 m. west j t hence from sai i polot north 48 deg. west ;2iW feet to post No. 3 cf tbe claim- tbence north 44 deg. east 1 .60 feet to post No. 4 of 48 deg. cast 600 feet 'tbe claim, thence1 soutjhtlaee-of. to said post No. the beginning, acres. ioontainlna- - an area of 0 This .Icialns Is ot record in tte ollice of tbe reoor-;dof satd dieirkit at lirgema, Utah, j j The nearest' knoirn locations are the .Monster, Independent and Utah Chief. Any and all porsotwi claiming adversely any portion of said nvnster No. 2 Mining 'Claim are hereby directed to file tboir ad verse claim thereto, with the Register of this oflice, during the sixty days' period of .publication hereof, or; tboy will be barred i by virtue of tbe proviajons of the statute lit such case made And provided. - . " '.VT '.t.. taw "t. waass.' d'TZ-.taweMV?.MM Taiiii) JOHN B. NBIL, . "',dJD2 ' . Kegliter. - Jersey.; ?'-- s 11 2 nn -: tt- APPLICATION . Leartnir Salt Lake City, at 8.40 a.m arrlr in in ui' Leavmir ii.u a.m., at b.05 ai ,arrltoir In Osden at taii 8J0 Otrden at 6.51) am., arrtrlns; lrnrlQc fkm., W at Oity kavinr Otdm t .J arriTlnjf In SaitLake City at I , H Equipped with the celebrated Wostlny bouaealr brake and Janney's New latent Safety, Platform WILL RUN DAILY, ri NOTICB made application Utah, has thl City, for a United States day patent for 1.&J0 linear and mining- ciaiiu, feet of the Monster jode with surface ground 000 feet in width, bewaring aUver and other metals, situated iu Dig Cottonwood Miniar District, fctlt Lake Countr, Utah Terrttory, designated on the official plat filed aDil posted iu this office aa a nd wHh magnetic varlatlou Lot No. 100, 18 deg--. 10 tain, bounded as follows: at com me net u ir at pcttt No" 1 rf the claim, 44 t heuco south de$L, west 1,600 feet to post No. 2 of the claim j tbence north 46 deg., west GOO feet t o po No 3 or the claim, tbence north 41 deg. cast 1.6C0 feottoroet No. 4 of the oalm, tlieneor south 44 ' deg. east feet to a point In the northeast end llueP of the United States Mineral claim, irom wblcb Monument Ne. 1 routh 7805 west, 0,31 feet distant; tbence from said No. south 4d deg.. east 310 feet to said D Etpoint Ltrtbe place of com raoocemoat, containing an area oi suoo-tu- u acres, This claim a of record la the office of tbe Recorder of sail district at Argenta, Utah. Tbe nearest know IjX'atlous are Vho Monster No. 2, Independent and Utah Chief. Any and allo tierwfti claiming adversely aald Mcnster Mining' Claim, any portiondirected' aro hereby nia their adverse ta claim thereto, wish Ji he Keglster of this ofof fice, during the sixty days' Im harHul rtw hftronf. nv lT,n willperiod i virtue of the provisions of the Statute, In uon case mad, and Provided.. I direct that this notice be pubtbned In. the Deskrai JOim B. NEIL, Register. . dtf LI N EC . 7olnts in Veursyl new ;7ania-an- a -- I f p.., 7aslltE2tC2s PDllIMiPiiACECAE8 I 60 f : 1 Faetunf places. Ito bereby f Iven, that Kbor Case, postofllbe addtree la Salt Lake Is pnblt-ftntl- ;BOSTON ZLeacbas all SO fT U H Ootervitje.i.....l..... Wood's Cr s..:j Arrte4 at 9 9 40 10 81 19 62 i. 5 ne Via New Tork City. r 1 ... Oirden... CL, t CHICAGO ATS H O R T Uj TO 4 i iuovemJjerl6th,lS7S. ,-- , FBOM - Bfc'S, A 9 8 JS 4 62 1 1 ' rail ;Jloute No Change of Cars ! One JKoad, ctk Management t . - ... : " Tratru iiaM Salt Lake.4.t.V. . b--ars After JKTembr 41b, K-.-& r cs-st- !f ItAltltOAl). Qg-de- i -- ? for PATENT; APPLICATION Oi KfrTIlMR r - Karsriiie.-i.;:.".- j: ' fold T aTl Wholesale and Ketatl DmirrHrtS throughout ths UnVted states and Caaadas, and by WKaKa POTTaK. Ivoprletors. bostonTMaaa, , mmX ONE." M Tans eeohraed we? have two grand uedleal each of which performs Its fnncttoa egeeta la one,Droduce more 'care than anv lint. aad aaltedlv tent, lotioa. wash. o.r plaster ever before com-la the atediciae. Try one, blstajy Kaaded , n, On TWO I Chi-eai- ro H. H. Pine. BALQAr.T AND . - R-T- CLCCTniClTY i ' nui nnriinO Ul.LIUfJ -' J . e IT i ' ""-- - aw o .it All. Tw...l.f BOOK VOLTAIC PIASTER California, Oreron, 3 30 p w Ac, dally l,hlr Tooe:e Steokton, Ja-,- 3 u.t 1 eokClty, Jko., dally Jl... 890a u . Bine-haCanyon, dally w... 8 30 a u. 8o0w For Bearer and Intermediate NTIL further notice trains will leave points, dally...... ........ 9 30 a in ad Arrive si Oado daily as follows: For Pioohe. Star and Ban Francisco dlstricte,datly 8 30 a n .m. Oil'r Ri press ...lt:30 .; For 8U Georca and polnls kl p. 8: JO a.m. south of Beaver on alter- reigat..... i InutTt 30 a a: naU dayt , , For Sanpete and 8erasr oesta- - ? KA9f:4 L..I. ......... MS a.Bi. I11J . MiL. mi i 4 4 uea, dally, except 6atar Freight.. 30 a iu day.. Dally oonneetlnhs ina lo at 0r1en with : For, Cedar "VaJley. Fairfield Central Psolrto It. iC an.1 wlla Utah Cen j and Tin tie mini or tral road for Salt Lake City aud aii points In Southern UtahJ Tueedays, Thurs- -, At .BrTap ma for 8wtwatr days and Saturdays 9 so as& minee-- ' Wllh Denver Paelflo road At Uen-ioiiior hovbsi . ( M fODeavor, Uotral City, Georgetown and General el ivery .open fro a,tn. aua now ixwora jo Mexico. aiipoiawra m. Sunday, 12:30 to L30 p.m. At Omaha with Chicago and Northweat-rMoney Order and Keytoter department Chioayo, Koclt Ulaud and Faolflo, Bu aud Quliicy, IiurUrton Tom 9 sia, to I p.m.' . ' and Mo. rum ton In Neb., K annas City, 8u Joe Outalde door open from a.m. to 19 p m and Oounoll DluBi railroads, ana MUwouri - ,. J.T. LrffCK PMtmaUrr , Hirer lUmoX- itMatn Kaat tor, aii polaU .... and Honth. Tic kets for ale to all points east at Rank A Co., Salt Lake nr Moue, of Mciirnick also at Union Partite Uallroa4 Ticket dir. OOo la OiJe, at whkoa ottioe bortha on e secu ean A leftncr THOd. M Ln 'KIMi!A(I, . Gcn'l Ticket AgvnV, Omaha. U. P: If, 1 JlPAjWa T 1 which this gentleman refers, have 52sil i ?a 1 a direct frelation ta those contained in the Book of Abraham. Mr-VOsborn , in a Bketchof the history el ancient Pgypt, remarks: Accordthe aga ing to Moses, moreover, that produced by far the moctr remarkable of those monumemts -(the the pyramids), was one In whichfamiOF and Almighty had frequent liar intercourse with man, as in the case of the patriarchs. Abraham, Melchesedeck and Job; while the monument itself evinces Innumerable evidences of a knowledge and wisdom to which, unaided humaniV.. t..,. a. ty has no where ever attained. deltev. Mr. Goodsir, from the the monstration of facta akin to eiu-si:o?i Th 00a foregoing, remarks: that soma men: in "primeval times were taught by God, for imj,1 ,;t.S ' portant iiellgious and. moral pur- IS, 187. OP. ABB tJesialaesieae Established. Its " er TUB s Sit to the jgeneral aJnjit that "relative maB of stars, our sun is moving In the direction of the :counstellation Hercu les.' They have come to of -- rJsTvttete Am In Batterr eensMeea this ooocluslou because-UbeyAnd nieetcated Htrensthea aishiy Fhsi farm lacHathe best Plaater for that the stara in that part of the the Warlsaf H esU. heaveus are continually growing palae aad avahea . 1 w 1 a?0 Suminltand Waaatuki coun ties Mondays and Krldays 8 30a m coonty. Moadays Wed- 3i, i Itlcanasdars and Fridays 8 30 am 6 80 a m. Morgan county , dally AortA Daris county, dally... .....9 30 a w 9 80 a ni ; Weber county, dally.-U- J: 9 30 am I H fOfden, . IZ Cack - and Boa aUder ooun- tiea, dally .8 30 a ' Corlnne and Keltoa, dally 8 30 p o Idaho and Montana, dally.. 9 30 a u rBolse "Crtyjind Idaho City, , E. St. John, Fach pseksca eenttlns Dr. Bsnfords Improved" jIrjhaUDfrTnbe. snd Mil directions for ase in all a tA " for theypast twelve years constantly, SHateesaa - -.-- i Sapr. cab Ceaa for hearly one year, and eaa say Candidly that we neter sold a similar preparatloa that. Rave saeh enlvrsal satUtacUou. Wl hare to leara the first eotnnlaint yet. We are not to Ue'hebtt e reeenseadlsf psa ent medicines, hut vour preparaUoa meets the wants ef thoosands. nd we think these afflicted should bs convinced bt Its great merit so that their suffertns; will be reltsved. We hsve bee a la the business BaWTOWD"! tor sale by all wholesale ths unitea rotii sniHiKiina atfeiersinrpusnorit tiniau. WEKK3 A POTTEB. Gsn.erai ' days, Wednesdays arid Fridays j.TMt m Park City, daily, ezuuKBun- - UI ; I Cotton Park, Wanahlp, Hon- - 4 w ,Prltiy "wood-au- r ; 8 Warn i Bl V , j rs I . uirh Alta, dally m f--: raiTimii aurisricnoy. Wa bSVS sold w " ; ; . East-Thro- j drug ; i to be one ef ths few popular MAT safety claim reeel'riaa; ths approval of medieal freely only In private, 6entlemea,who,1a li their not preference to any ef the preparations farrjllles usually prcsorlhsd by hyeielans. rf Ton are aware." a dlstlnrotarisd elty phyto the Maes. Aledlcal that my oblatloo sician, "are snch that ! eanaot pnblicly recommend Society er prescribe the Kadical Caee 1 hat sine I received so much relief front ths ee of It myself, after a trial of ths usual remedies, I have prithorong-vately advised its tun, and prssame I bars sent to yonr store na less thea ous bandrad of my psUsata and sold f.r Catarrh, but yours leads all ..960 p aiurJays........ ths rest. ererythlng If yoa ee operyos caa as tkia IsUar er of it that any part feu wish, i DKPAKTUKK8. And Wholraais Retail dealers la I ugv.eooas aad .. 6 30 a m tnafl, dalij .J j Haioaery, WsjaittiitoB. lad, 1 oo'ii 1874. . 11 -- i NEf aa4strs1svrs m 8 00 EVENING iDFoniinT lEiTEn ArrlTftli ftiid Depsrtares of Halls, 2"; fore eclehoa had : any axmafica. arid strange to Bay,, tto troth to - ,) f ' 4 Iron Ctounty. S CtS - . Bisrropa. fT ioa-- W gsTy, tUasB stiainjrvn! i . Pansnitoa bipfi .. i .., ., iVw.. i ,'Jr) l" Ward,'! 'trails11. .' 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