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Show Tat the Expojtest. Palace of Fashion, tfo.'vt East Temple Street ' THE WOLF AftD THE CRANE. A FABLE MODERNIZED FkOM The decision of the Supreme, Court of the United Stales, and It3 bearing upon the Reynold's case, is calculated to rouso the Saints; and indignation of the Latter-da- y ror iirotner Reymany express great pity nolds. Do I pity him? Not if he Is the man I think he is. If I Was a man I would He is the peo. envy his position plers offering, and their prayers will ascend up Into the; ears of the Iofd of Sababtb, and thepeclal care of the Almighty will be over ahdtf ound about; him. . When I view his case with a prophetic eye, 1 see no cause for pity! I pity the Ignorance of our opponents, and despise Jhe Brother Beynolds Is rguilty of no' crime; if hfr suffers it will be for the principles or truth and right. He is the Isaac that Abra. bam-i- s about to offer up as a sacrafice, and as In Isaac's case; a ram will be caught in ' to-da- y. the thicket, and Haman. (Anti Polygamy) will ban if upon, the gallows, erected for Mordecai, (Polygamy) while Mordecal is clothed in costly raiment, and a crown of gold placed upou his head, and nations will bow in homage before him. 'm'? 12th ward S. L. City, Jan. : MfY A Wolf who had got a Bone stuck sh his throat ran up and down in the greatest ' agony, entreating every animal he met to relieve him. A Crane moved by his entreaties, and pitying his sufferings, ventured his long neck down the Wolfs throat and drew out the Bone. Bui although the Wolf thus owed his life to the Crane, he would not confess It, but went about saying that after all Cranes were but silly creatures; that "they would rush . Into danger foolishly, and that it was much to his credjt that he had not bitten off this one's, head when she had put herself so much in his power. , Moral. Many a man who has owed his life to a woman's devotion has thought this no reason why he should not speak contemptuously of the whole sex. I , Another truth, which is but faintly wore- alized by our civilization, and which fitted to emphasize, man is the fact that only moral purity is able to perceive the divinity of things. To see the gods, we must become their peers. LITTLE HOME. My littlo homo! I look around and days and honrs of happiness: arise before me. I recall the hours when my dearly beloved husband sat and talked with mo, or smiled upon our cniiaren, or sang nymns wiin us all. Hours that come not again, save in .remembrance, the smile has faded from his face and the song of "Sweet rest has been realized; blessed hours o the past! TJiey live forever in the memory like the fragrance of a crushed flower. Those hours Will never be forgotton, and the memory of them is often evoked by some slight a hslo of happiness comes with it. .But then again arises the memory of hours of sorrow, at other times, hours of bitterness of spirit j when death had invaded the household, andjife seemed a blank, save for .the comfort of my children. Gloomy hours, sorrowful hours; but thank God, time has taken the keen edge from those deep griefs, and I can look back upon them now without sorrowing.-- . Here where memory paints its pictures the happy hours Vint T flnflnr. with mv onilrlran inma before me, though anxious hours trooping t & ma m r i i aU ... 1 ; riOTICE TO ALL! lEC W A IF. HasSremoved, TZ with his entire New Stock of B Opposite the Salt Lake House, and will sell as Cheap or Cheaper than ever. rtfl-V- w Dm - 4 a em a V X a a a Ih chaso each other. But all theso have deared my little humble home to me. St.. It Emily Georgo, Jan. 4th 1779. B. en- Spencer. is now generally conceded that woman that, by the sacred rfilce- of motherhood, she becomes the primary instructor of eth- ics. But 6he has consulted Man's text-booof morals,' lmuartlner its lessons, a fw ; agoi generation after generation. Yet in this period of her awakenlnsr. she discovers 4hat plan's ethical standards are in great need of. revision; in short, that woman herself should jnow largely determine the standard , and ; method 'of moral education for tho race. ,TJbis work she will perform, the mpst , part, through all womanly j for methods In the home-lifand through all the gracious spheres of her lovos and friendships, She. will thus fertilize the root3 of social life with the genius of an unselfish spirituality. E. C. Bristol. k , 3. O. I. Wholesale and Retail Dealing, in all kinds of r DRY j t -- NOTIONS, QEOCEBIES, HEAVY AND SHELF HARDWARE, GLASS AND QUEENSWARE, AGRICULTURAL 1MPLEMNETS &c. GOODS, (Succettor to MUchtU Tinner, Gas, WaterFOX Aw,) & Steam Fitter msm ' XQTSt " . CELEBRATED LIFT ARD FORCE PUSPS. Pampsi fiepsOred on akori Uee. B9"Orders from the country promptly responped te.fi Addrtn, David James, Box 306, Salt Lake City. NEV FALL STOCK. AITRRRAHH Xr RT?OTTTRR V 55 East Templb Street, SAlt Lake:'.Qff.. Five hundred pieces of Dress Goods, Embroideries, Ruth Iocs,' Fire Hundred pairs Kid Glares, Trimmings, LatW Ties, Cu a and Colla rs, 100 Cartoons of Ribbons. Largest Wholesale Millinery 8tock In the West. Notions, Boots and Shoes, Uents and Boys' Clothlnf and FurmBhing Goods. Etc. Etc. WIMTER GOODS DAILY ARRIVING. Flannels and SOMBTIfING NEW-HOME-MA- Blankets, Ladie' Coattjevery at variety, DE- 3 Bars for 25 Cents 3 Bara for 20 Cents. Harris' Soap, - 35 Cents each Washboards, (Zinc) 35 Cents each Brooms, FULL STOCK OF YARNS, JEANS, " a lso A : Cassimores SLOO to $1 25 per Yard. Agent, Old Constitution Building. FRENCH HAIR STORE. 0 Ladies are requested to call and examine the moat Etc. complete assortment of Curls, Braid, Switches, ' ' , at liedueed Prices. All kinds of Hair Work made op In the most ArtiBtle style. Cash paid for Iluman Hair and Combines. JOSBPHTNB GREGORY, Kimball Block. In Old Bcfcldenco six blocks east of Office, street. squth Bide J. S5 AND VALISES FIR3T SOUTH ST., SALT LAKE CITY. a BOX 109. DESERET STREET, Wm. Jennlnfa, Vlco-Pres- 't. TilllSlSM ASS0CI1. Manufacturers an4 Dealers in BOOTS, SHOES AND t EAT II Ell. Ward. 8aleroom and Factory, at the TANNKRT, loth BOOT 17 Bait Temple 8treet, Salt Lake City. All those who desire to all home manufac ture, and at the same tima purchase ' Htm bb4 of the most reliable quality, at the most' Moderate Pncef, should call or address orders 10 . StJPERIirrENDEST. 3i. iDTnFWobiDErr. WHOLXSAIJI iJTft BKZAXI VX&LXTL tJT FURNITURE SPRING BEDS, WIRE MATTRESSES, Feathers Wall: JPaper AND I H, CLEr.lETGHAW, P. John Tajlori Pres't. of V Of Every Variety and Price, cklTHR FOR LADIES Oil GENTLEMEN : No. 49 MAIN Two doors south of Jennlnrs Corner, and respectfallr . nvjtes the friends of Home Industry, and the Fiiblic ren- erally, lo call and examine her stock of Bats made from fthe latest Farislan style and shape. Ladles will alsoiflnd a variety of Imported Data aod Bonnets, with ererj,Millinery. Establishmentihlng pertalninjr to a Crst-cla- sj Bulldlnr, DISEASES of the EYE AND EAR. iuwrrxcTuaiD bt Saleroom to i .. Special itudy has been glren to Obstetrics, diseases of Women and TRUNKS, SiTCHElS J.m Wiehlns; to accommodatt her patrons, the Ladies of Salt Lake City and Vloinity, has Removed her Show aod r ROnnniA B. PRATT, nunanon, aiidConstitution rirffniciAii stUrsi cextdoor toihlTo7uin'EipntOmce. Post Straw Manufactory. at moderate prices. and Panama, Leg horn and Straw Hats, Cleaned, Dysd Altered. JOHN 0. CUTLER, OFF1CB Up HJLirm. r i Home Industrial Snell'a Boap, warranted First Class, 1 e, Z. . SaltLakfCXty. is largely the moral teacher of the race: Rib-bo- as Shawls, Dress Goods, BEJIEMBER ALL. In-Heave- -- ST A PL ED R Y GOODS, FANCY DYE E- - . is For tho BxroxEWi C. Desires the ladles of Salt Lake and those rlsitlnfr Conto call at her show rooms and tee her new stock ference nf IfTTT.rWPRV Tha Ittiilt and TTIfWt Btvllck TnnA am Hats and Bonneta in Straw, Felt and Yelret. Also a nice Velvet and ie!ecMon In Flowers, Feathers, Plushes.. In the latest shades and strips - Country dealers, please calL lad'es Ilalr work In all Its branches. Good work guaranteed. pre-eminen- tly ENG. 17, 1879. jhhMMMA V.1R8. BY JESOV, LILLIE DEyEREUX BLAKE. ! 4 ', A PROPHECY. rm -- IS A. JS x U AUUX LU 76( 77 &79 First South D.y St,, Salt Lake City |