OCR Text |
Show WOMAN'S EXPONENT. 128 to the wall and prayed and wept; and before Isaiah had gone into the middle court, the word of the Lord came unto him, saying, "Turn again, and tell Hezekiah thus saith the Lord, I have heard thy prayers, I have seen will thy tears, behold, I will heal thee, and I add unto thy days fifteen years." Although God had told King Hezekiah he should die, upyet through his prayers He had compassion life. for entreaties his to listened and him on So we see God hearkens to prayer and is moved by it. We are told He is the same yesand forever; and if He listened terday, to Hezekiah, He will hearken to our prayers, if we walk before Him in truth and righteousto-d- ay ness. Through supplication to the. Almighty the dead have been raised, the clouds withheld their rain for the space of three years, armies were destroyed, and Samson was avenged upon the Philistines, when he was brought before them for sport. Thus we can tell what can be accomplished through earnest prayer; and the "whisperings of God s Holy Spirit tell us how necessary it is for us to pray at all times. When Jesus was upon this earth, although He was infallible, yet He prayed to His Father. Then if it were needful for the Lord. Je.-'.-n to pray, how much more so is it for us, who are sinful and liable to err at all times. I think we should not only pray for the blessings of God for ourselves, but for all those who are connected with us in the Church of God; especially for those who are holding responsible positions, and who are placed over us, because they undertake to do a mighty work, and it is a reat task which they have to perform, and I am sure by praying for them we help to strengthen them, and thus they are made This is why more suited to their duties. they so continually ask us to give them our Paul and Peter, when faith and prayers. to the Saints, entreat them to pray for writing all men, and especially for them who are of the household of faith. "And for me," says Paul, "that utterance may be given unto me, that I may open my mouth boldly, to malie known the mystery of the Gospel." If those good men required the prayers of the Saints, I think it is requisite and right for us to pray and I for the Apostles and Saints of feel sure they need our prayers and that they would like us to pray for them. These words ofttimes pass through ray mind: "The prayer of a righteous man availeth much." Then I, for one, would solicit the prayers of all good men and women. And I pray God that I may so live that my prayers for them will also prevail with God and avail them much. -- to-da- y; live our I will just add that we are trying to work we religion and help roll on the mighty are engaged in. Each one feels to do her utmost to help build our Temples and hasten the time that we wiil be permitted to do a work to redeem our dead. We have also done a great deal to assist the poor. According to the counsel of our honored Bishop, we have dobushels of wheat to some of nated thirty-thre- e our poor, inasmuch as it was" a year of jubilee, that thev might rejoice in being permitted to live in &on and partake of its blessings. Your and N. M. Nielsen, Sec'y. si.-t- er co-labor- The words of Jehovah are holy in His cepts, just in His laws, gracious in His T XX Of Salt Lake City and vicinity will find tbo LARGEST UEST '.SELECTED STOCK of .TR- & SLIPPERS BOOTS, fullSHOES and desirable lines, best brands i ' Ako, O liildLroxi's TPixxo obe found In tho West. GEO. Shoos P7 Tour Order art Solicited. ?DTT15rj?OiElT)m ROMANIA B. PRATT, and Pliysioian Surgeon OFFICE Stairs, in Old Camtitxiiknx Budding East of Post Office, South Up Six Blocks RESIDENCE Bide of street. "Special study has been given to Obstetrics, Diseases'of Women, and DISEASES of the EYE and EAR. F. AUERBACH & pre- BRCX ant prom-iseSySignitic- in His institutions, true in His narrations, and infallible in His predictions! Bishop Home. It has been decided by the General Committee of the King's College Lectures to ladies to take preliminary step for the foundation of a permanent college for the higher education of women, under the management f an association to be formed in accordance with theCom-panie- s Act, and continuing to work in union with the staff' of King's College. The attendance at the classes, which now include nearly all branches of academic education, has been very large, and mantained with little variation during the last three years, the number of entries still averaging upwards of 500 in each term. It is therefore proposed to establish the institution on tbebaisofa regular corporation. A public meeting will be held with that object in the ensuing autumn, and" it is hoped that suitable premises for the college will be built or purchased, this year, in or near Kensington where the classes are now conducted. HAVE TO THEIR NEW STORE, HEMDVEO CALL AND lis. 124 4 EXAMINE Fall and Winter Goods, VaT 126 -- &t DAVID JAMES,, TINNER, CAS, WATER & STEAM FITTER, tW Agent for REJMSEY'S celebrated LIFT and FORCE Pumps Repaired on short notice. Orders from the country promptly responded to. EST Address, David Jama, Box 306, Salt Lake City. PUMPS, PALACE OF FASHION, EAST TEMPLE ST. No. 17 Mrs. a. lEi ux-ie- , Desires the Ladles of Salt Lake aill those visiting- the City, to call at her Show Rooms and see her New Stock of MILLINERY. The latest and most stylish modes of Hats and Bonnets, in Straw, Felt and Velvet. Also, a nice selection In Flowers, Feathers, Plushes, Velvet and Ribbons in the latest WUUU XJWUKVB, (JKrOOO LttJU LMlllUB ciiiwn ilil Lll)Kl - Hair Work in all Its branches. 25. CSr o. Good Work Guaranteed 3Vt. I. Wz WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS DRY GOODS, HEAVY & NOTIONS, ! IN GROCERIES, HHELK HAKDWATE. GLASS & QUEENSWARE, 15 Cents 15 Cents ! ! ! AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, Etc. -- o- -- BIBLE ALMANAC 0 1 DRIED FRUITS OF ALL CLASSES WANTED. Published by II. II EM AX, Salt Lake City, Utah Territory. f3T Ask for it in the Book Stores. Sent by MaU Postpaid. J I'i ', V A 'Vy ' m. S. IP. TE.A RDEL. Of - TEASDEL'S T SALT LAKE CITY. Special Departments for Gent's Clothing and Carpets, Ladies' and Children's Shoes, Dry Goods, Shawls and Domestics, Groceries, Hardware and Stoves. For the Year of our Lord, X..S J. A. Home Hade Trunks CUTLER, Agent for the Constitution Brown Yarns, White Yarns, Colored Yarns, Casslmers, Tweeds, Blankets, Flannels, Shawls, Linseys, Emily Batt. S. L, City. JOIIX for Sale by C. PROVO WOOLEN MILLS, Old Building; also HOME MADE Jeans, Cotton Batting, Wool Batting, Brooms, Washboards, Brushes, Etc, Etc H. DINWOODEY, SURPRISE PATRY. On Saturday morning, Jan. 1st, about fifty persons, including the teachers of the R. S. and some of the brethren, assembled at the residence of our beloved President, Sister C. Liljenquist, on the occasion of her 59th birthday. After congratulations, we sat down and partook of a bounteous repast; after which Counselor Stephens presented Sister Liljenquist with a small present, as a token of the affection of her sisters. Pres. Liljenquist responded with ia few remarks, saying it was a great surprise to her, and, thanking the sisters for this token of their respect; prayed that she might always merit the same. The Secretary read an address composed for the occasion by D. also a suitable poem by H. Peterson; speeches were made by Bishop Liljenquist, Brothers Rose and Christiansen. After spending a few' hours very pleasantly, we adjourned with the blessings of our Bishop ana Os-bor- n, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER VX FURNITUKE, SPIIK BEOS, WIHE MESSES, -- BABY FE1THEIS, Kill ffl Amy- CABRIAG-ES- , 75, 77, & 79f First South Street, SALT LAKE CITY, -- "r 'DIR. .A. IB. QPECIAL ATTENTION FAW to Filling and Preserving the Natural teeth. Teeth Carefully O f kidney Liver, and Urinary Organs. For f tbo Blood IMirlneT bJaul tt tba cures Bright Di JL uTi1? , ifWU "v1 i Extracted. Falsi Tbtth inserted from one tooth to a Full 8et in the Most Appivved Manner. PBJCbS V) Suit Vic Time and Firs Cl 1101106 WARBTEB Work Guaranteed. OFFICE.- fc CO Rochester, W.Y. O DENTIST. of a value, and l3aPOHVflFSi2.SJro.plcal,,Lt?' the diseara that AnTzZ II. M. IDTJ3STEj Mill! ST. m m OPPOSITE n. v tht. va f wsy SILT LAKE HOUSE |