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Show WOMAN'S EXPO : pathiflFwit h t he sorrowfn hand afflicted,-pit-y the, wicked and do not wish to see anyone un- happy. Were I a preacher my text would be "Come, ye disconsolate, come unto me all who wearv and are heavy laden, I will give' you rest." "Little children, love one another." "Peace on earth," good will to men, "."The Lord is my shepherd, I shall rot want7' alities of baptism etc., I believe in, and would not oppose the Catholic's idea j)f abstain in g, from eating meat on Friday, in commemoraof our Savior, nor tion of the suffering the their confession, if practice was not abused. , '.The-form-- If . little-circle-of-frie- the-prejudi- nds, re-por- June 3rd, ce Emily Scott. 188.3. Mrs, - Jenny -- Welsh Carl yle -- -i- s- recei v in g4i onorsjfmrn -- The" u?an..B- - --Anthony-are- "JAdfeOJ LSCS. . EI 9 SALT LAKE CITY, Utah -- , August numDer oi ine rngnsnwonjau ixevjcw will contain the addresses of Mrs. Stanton and Miss .Anthony at a meeting of . the Central Committee of the National' Society for woman suffrage "of England, Scotland and Ireland. The Rev. MonfMire Conwav nnaid Mr?. Stantonvrry-hipr- h compliment, bv stating that she was both a born preacher and prophpr, and invited lier-- to occunv his pul nit. which Linvitation she accepted for July 2'2nd. ult. AND .lOIinFR .IMPORTERS D!!Y GOODS, NOTIONS, OK GKOGEHIES, HKAVV AND SHKLF HAHDWAHK, GLASS.. AND QUJOKKWA It i AG RI C LTLTU K A TOO , S AND IMP.- - I NOTICJV CLOTH AND CLOTHING, PURE DKUCH AND CH LM'C A I S, CARPETS AND WALL PAPERS, To Sccret'Jr'e of Kd!vf Boc'elkp. TleaHfi sm'-pi)- ! in y-u,l report'? hy l,5h pni ThoPfcf app- r.ffe'vpd a.'t-O'- h Hepfembfr. ur -- D(prot No inl five reufa d favr.r for fdl Qfll ;p for zn per ftate 8ni , tvnFv We farry a 'Hturk tban t uy houf-- a JJhatxP0 to tht bliik it will be quUe A'h ftcrtfi'y balances it will pav roik Ve'ng done l ere. H. property 4be un 'e- - ore hen and vmv nrich fibPce, 7 S. M. Kimball, Soefary, Per R. B. Prat V Let renl 7 GRADES AND NEWEST DESIGNS. to X and more lrgr in lit wef com jitr 3. ELDREDC E, S u p t . Special to the Ladies. . AT TEASDEUS rioductian' ice Will be lound the latest .styles a ml in ; BOOKS BY ELIZA R, SNOW. -- rillMARY SPEAKER, Nos. 1 and 2, - 25c. p-- copy. ' MU3IC BOOK for Primary Hymn Book, 40c. " :jPOEMS, by E. II. Snow, Vol. 1, " Vol. containing steel engraving$1.00 of the author, bound In morocco, 1.2"j ' " ' COrUE3PONI)ESCE OF PALESTINE TOURISTS, with steel engravings of Georgo A. Smith and Lorenzo Snow, bound in cloth, $1.25, In morocco, 1.50 LACES7 KUCIIES, EMJ5RODEKIES, FANS, GLOVES, 1'ARASOLS, RIBBONS, COLLARS, : TIES, r And an elc'uiil - jdj&iz: uf uf G-OOD- S. b pecialUe pariiwnt-forJ.-- a T., 3 ll's 112, 111, ....... . Usxcs 1 an d leu1 Jn" Tewple Stroi. L'asi U y .. . the person - referred to in Leigh Hunt's "Jenny kissed me when we met" The Fourteenth Annual meeting of the American Woman Suffrage Association will be "held in Brooklyn, N. Y Tuesday and Wednesday, Oct. 9th and 10th, proximo, in the Acade-m- y of Music. Mrs. Sarah M. Kimball writes us from New-- ( ark, New York: "I designed writing a descriptive letter from here, but on account of limited time I will not be able. F. D. will tell you of my meeting your daughters; I felt very lonely in parting with them. : I have had much satisfaction in visiting the place of my birth and the scenes of my child-- Hill-- is rah nine miles from herer I will pass it The house in which is in eight of here, commenced spirit rappings owned by my friend. Many visit, it and take away reliC3. There are rnany scenes and remines-encesithe surroundings here of deep interest to mc. I feci that I have thus far been blest and prospered in my travels and associations. When I left my native town, Phelps, yesterday, I felt that my course was towards home, though I visit many friends by the way. PHYSICIAN and SU RGEON n The State of New Jersey at its convention In August presented a e platform, which was read and finaljvTidopted with the and residence, llth Ward, 7 hloclcs eat of the Ueseret NationaJ Bank, and a half block north, west ek'e of the street. SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TQ. , Office OBSTETRICS ASD DISEASES OF.PJEA , f j C , , v - 'f u J 7 AW CniU'EE.V KWITTSEyC FACTORY" 1st W. R., Sii. 24 On ik 3d forth, Text lea ' Scath cf W.- E. E:j;er's. Men's Socks, Ladie and Children' SiluckinQS, Infant., owrs, jMmcs' ana Children's Hoods, etc Family Knitting done &rl!mdnable Terms',''- "'" " uikj. s - HENEY DINWOODEY. f I Mh WARD, SALT LAKE CUT, UTAH. -- A. Xj ARaE 3 TO CI2 WALL PAPER, Constitution Ilalldlnri - manketB, Tanne!fl, Jcttas . also H03IE MADE nrown Tama, : Cotton Hattoff. White Yarra, Tweds, SCHOOL IN - Wool Batttor Dnabes, Etc., Etc JilIrliRSf:LJNOLIi;ifl,LiCE ' MIDWIFERY, . ma-:T- O DR. ROMANIA. . B. PRATT Vj. 1'itte' Drug Store October 8th. at i p Ea jp Home M1 Trunk fur Bale by JOHX ' CUTLEIt, Aont for tho PltOVO 700LEN MILLS, OKI Of very-laudabl- exception of the temperance plank, - The document favored among other things equal taxation and Universal suffrage. Telegrams say a yarm oiscussion ioiiowea over the clause allow- ng woman sutirage. It appears too, that there were women delegates present, for tha ay, Mre. MattFe Hawland, detyate, .arose to I ; hood.-Cumo- .,. Z and Miss Cady-Stant- on ts, NOTES AND NEWS. -- Elizabeth Mrs. "tteGbejp..kuovu. ' hy:.iUrfmitpT6$es anything in' this question the Swdenborgians are right, for every one of that "church, with whom I have been associated, is, in spirit and m trutn, a unnstian. uut l cannot oeiieve in Emmanuel Bwedenborg. Bo, you see, dear friends, wby I fear stepping iuto religious mud; there is always one thing or another in the way to prevent my faith from taking root. And yet X wish to be religious, and while I am wait ing, like Micawber, I will live up to my favor ite texts, by speaking well of the Mormons every time an opportunity U given; will, break down my against the Mormon Church as far as I can, and will ask you to remember the fact that your opponents here, hear only the evil that your light has not yet shone here,, that men seo your good works and glorify God thereby. Forget, so far aa you can the wrongs of the past the past is dead; let the dead past bury its dead. All lovers of God should lay aside bitterness and evil speaking one against another, and join in one grand array against the evils of the world. With love, ESTABLISHED OCTOBER, speak, but began crying and sat down. We shall be very glad, if New jjer&y carries off the palm in voting on woman suffrage. lieve that ''our church" has the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth, and aft the others af e wrong, and God will, some day, "come out of his hiding place and vex them with a sore vexation. "r I lore evervbodv. 8vo , T. NEN CURTAINS, OMBREQUfiS AND WINDOW CORNICES. i 244 FIRST SOUTH STREET, - salt lake oS i nt Auerbach Other branchejof mp.iiinn Tuition. Iiooks...... ,.,t.. ... A J city, & Bro. Full and Complete Stock of f MILLINERY, - Spmip- and Summer Goods m JCALL LADIES DRESS AND TRIMflGS. EXAMINE. |