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Show Manners and Morals. She (Dpro gmtftton; D.W. PARKHURST'S COLUMN. Manners easily and rnpidly mature into morals. As childhood advances to manhood, the transition from bad roan- tiers to bad morals is almost perceptible. Vulgar and obscene forms of .speech keep vulgar and obscene objects before tbe mind, engender impure images in tbe imagination, and make unlawful desires prurient. From the prevalent state of tbe mind actions proceed, as water rises in a fountain. Hence what was origiially only a word or phrase, becomes a thought,. j meretriciously embellished by the imagination, is inflamed by a vicious desire, gains strength and boldness by being always made welcome, until at last, under some urgent temptation, it dares for once to -put on the visible form; of action, it is thea ventured upon, again and Again, until more frequently and lees' warily, and until repetition forges the chains of habit ; and then language, imagination, desire, and habit bind their victim in the prison house of sin. jln thisway, profane language wears away the reverence for things moral, nnd a child who has been allowed to fol low, and mock, and hoot at an intemperate man in the streets, is fur more likely to become intemperate himself than if be had been:; accustomed 16 regard him with abhorrence, as one So, on the other hand, the purity ami chasteness of language tend to preserve purity and cliantcness of thought and taste; they repel licentious unsul-lei- d imaginings, they delight in the and untainted, and all their tendencies and aptitudes are on the sido of virtue. Published ererj WBPSESDAIT ant SitCRDAY by Um Ocdex I'cbusiiiko I'okpisk. The Value of Ore Shipment. WAR! WAR!! WAR!!! Since May last nearly 700 toni per month of silver,' copper tend g1d ori have aimed is San Franoinco, and thie amount It increasing every month. Last year only about 300 ton per month were received, Next year there ii every rea-- , aon to believe that the amount will reach 1,600 to 2.000 tone per month. Thiaore, we aveaiaurcd, ie worth, on atavarag, ay, $200 per Ion In the crude itatey r a present total of about $140,000 per month. What it will amount to fire years hence no one can certainly say, but it is well knows, we have, yet hardly cut through Uia find f this rioh pecuniary fruit. The most of the ore received here oroea from Jycyada, hut jiQiv jt, is definitely decided Ibat wv will get all the ere of Utah as well. In May last, 20 tons Of ore from the Cottonwood mines were shippod to this city, and a like amount to the swelling works of Newark,' New Jersey. These shipments were ciaJo ait experiment. Tuu result from thf Atlantic shipments was a direot los; that from the hiuent Xiure a handsome gain. In fuct, a deduction, from the profiit tnude here has to bo mado to cover the lose on the shipment made to New Jersey. Sixty to ninety days elapse before the returns from ore are received from Newark, wmte returns aro made from this city in 10 to 20 days from the departure ot the ores in the cars from Would't Comb Out. The chairman of Utah. ' The cost of shipping a ten-tocar loo of ore to this city is $200. while an Iowa vigilance committee, who was It is $200 to $325 ia sent to Newark. The instructed to duok a person, whoso acts made him obnoxious to the community, eaviniron freiiriii coming thisway id theremade the following report, according to fore $00 to $115 per car load. j in the f the Ot the 700 tons now received by us an exchange, cafe: "We to k the thief to the river, monthly, nhout 200 tons are reduced at made a hole in tbo ice, and proceeded to Mayor , Solly's smelting works here. duck him; but he through our slipped U Thj .very vrediUble to, us, considering and hid under the ice. All our eftlitit'we" areyet but beginning. Tue re- liunds forts to entice him to come out failed, maining 500 tons are sampled and paid and he has now retained his advantage & Messrs. llowlund Co., and for here by are shipped to Swansea. The coat ot some hours." shipment thence, per sailing vessel, i enly fKHo $15 per ton. If n sample aaaay here shows that'the ore contains $100 in silver to the ton, the owner receives $&6 for it; if in addition it conNEAR tains $75 in gold, he is paid $38 to per ton; and if it Jikewlse contains 0 per TV cei, of copper, he receives $50 per ton. are now prrcil to exchange The ore contains a variety of motels ot which the smelting works os this co&tt can sate only tbs silver, the gold and the On poun1 of Grease to everj eight pounds of lesa:, tat copper is, lost, n , will be require!, I It U Dot luniixueil the The EdglUh smelters have a great ad- - Wool or the greiue wiu i daluoieu iroui uie wool. price us iu tbe arnclo ot copper auiaj;e. They can save all (his metal. ' Tocnuble Beef and all kind of Soft Grease us to do likewise, an expenditure of millakeu la Exchange for lions would be necessary for the erec tion of vast buildings and machinery, of . ... u: l j . in pnrietuon, .imere exists DUI nuiuu, one establishment even in Wales. Then, the cal ef cool and Ltbor are greatly BniJ" Wanted a first-doFULLER and i a FINISHER. against w a Is worth nnWl,mit ftl r.ft I In Wales G.SLEY A Co. per ten, hero it costs from $12 to $18 R.iXDAIX, Labor there is worth from 7j cents to $1 CO per day; here it is worth $2 60 to $4 per day, Ot eourae the .lime wjll come when we will reduce our own ores, and when tbo largest smelting works in the i world will bo ere, but many years will ASSOCIATION, elapse before that takes plaee. And in MAIN BTREET, 00 DEN. the meantime, the business of sending ore here for shipment abroad is a most rrm femalb REtm beo to profitadle one both to the miners, the JL call the attention of tbe society Ladiee to their railroad company, our teamsters, sailing vessels, and to the general business ot ' or V the coast.1 The fact that we will in future receive all the ores from Utah, is most gratifying. Since July 1st,, 110 tons have been OoaaUtlBf of Artificial, Fmtherf, Ribbona, Hau, etc., tie. received from that Territory, and heavy A fine assortment, tut sale, cheap. ' shipments are now on the way thence to iKMf this rqsrkev Previous to; e Pacific Railroad, none of all this ore could be stripped. 'The expence of sending H here CALL AT TIIK KKVERK liOUHK SALOON, South Hlrt, Salt Lake City, where was then prohibitory, and it isouly withwill And J OK. SIMMONS or his awiitanU in a few mouth thai the business hae tod reailj and willing to Mm jrou with become a profitable and extensive' one! FUESH OYSTERS, What it will amount to when branch GOLDEN VKOWS CIGAKS, railroads are built north and south from PI08 FEET. etc. the main Pacific lino, when the Southern 49 Call and See- him. f Pacific toad is. built, and, when the California arytOregan. i road is completed, allowing of shipments from the now mines of the Sierra Nevada, in Northern California, the. wisest and OEVrtAL' ;TKRt. : tl.IGini.K : BOII.MNO Corner of most sanguine pus cannot protend to O Sitm In Uui on the North-wes- t . cues. , ., ",'". '"' ... For particular apply to J AS. McGAW, Enq., at Already, however, it lifts been kbund-- t 111 JUM'TIOS UIDC. f that demonstrated PreiridtntUrant'a antly boast that'the country west of the Kocky mountains contained the treasure-bo- x ' of tbe world was not a figure ot i , . ; , m ' r. fancy, but a glittering fact. Our "back" s, country may not be all like, that: around Chicago, but its proWmt of Prent. B. Yoang'i Restdeuc. ducts arb no less profitable, and arj Bait utae city. much more literally gulden. . ,. TISITOR9 TO SALT LAKE CITY SHOULD With ihe expansive grain, vine end V sot fortrrt teei.ll and the line collw bon fruit lands of Calilornia, and with the of SAT1I5 AMMAtfH, HItv KPM mill KKI'TILKS; HOMB al MiNKRAI.8, MAM'KACTUKES, 1M incxhaustiblo mines of our own State, UlA.il litLU'S, ftc, at thin eiitablisliment. Nevada, Utah, Ariiona and Idaho, we V Oiwu Itoui a.m. to o p.m. have the elements of a material prospery , which the world cau hardtv surpass, ity and, few regions can equaL-iSBnr- SMITH & CO'S COLUMN. The Best LunibeE, Thing FOR THE Yet! SrlUiIalOIK TRUC KEE -- AT TIIK AND 0 G D yew huh EN WEST EXD C. 11. DEPOT. d. 200,000 Feet at per M. will Sell Lnmbei of all kinds Cheaper We Ogden. SHINGLES, Sugar Pino, $4.50. CLOTH FOR WOOL FARMERS, $2S. ver JL RY THE :.. SQUARE-EDGE- LATHS, $5. per M. ll... a-- FEMALE RELIEF NEW STOCK to come. d: YAItlV. ss LUMBER FARMERS, now is your Time for Fen cing, Bring FLOUR, POTA TOES, BUTTER, CORN, $30 fo $35 per Thousand. . Z O K23TO OYSTERS. J. WILLIAMS & Plank, Scantling, Joists, Flooring Beams, Rafters, Fencing, Inch Lumber and Sheeting, Finishing Lumber and Picketing, FROM - PRODUCE TAKEN OltOUNDTO LEASE. PUGET SOUND, SAN FRANCISCO, . MUSEUMAND FLOORING, MENAGERIE. grain-prairie- WE CAN GIVE NO CREDIT AT THESE FIGURES. Ceiling, Shingles, Half-bloc- Laths, etc., etc. . I : 24-l- owi fre have transacted business in Ogden for more than Twelve Months, and can - BAY HUMBOLDT S. S. TUCKER, RED WOOD unci The number of Chinese in the country 0, at the end" of 1809 is estimated at' among whom were but 6,000 wpmcn HALF A BLOCK EAST OF THE and 2.U00 children.-- . Since Immigration "JUNCTION" OFFICE, OGDEN. began in 1649, 188,000 have eemeto the I'ited Strntes,' of whom 88,000 have re- - All Orders personally and, promptly turned (o China, and .about 10,000 bavo attended to. died. Of the number at present in the manufactured by n i warranted to teuntrv, abontone half are in Clifor fcverj Article tie made ot tue ueit material. nia, 25,000 ia othar Taciaa SuUes andJ ; have Trritoria, - while fully 16,000 crossed the Rocky Mountains JCastwai-DR. CarpentPf, T(tiioj, patronage. ... Flooring, j COUNTER We iiiYito Inspection BOARDS, Shingles. i , R. TIBBITS, -- confidently ask the publio for a con tinuation and an extension of their CEILING, l0,-0Q- and Defy Competition. Physician ami Surjreon The New tdtk'Sun says T The blocV- - , OFFICB AT WALKER I MCJJCTI'S DRCO ad of the German ports plays the dues ETOIta, OtiDEN, V. T.- -- Call from the Country promptly atwith English manufacturers, and the temlrd t. Liverpool cotton market is suffering from a reign of terror. This state of things, DR.WM. H. CROVES, more than any political consideration, on sido the of Bona' Office, Socond South Strwt, SALT LAKE CITT, enliU England Thre doora ent of Revere Ileum. pane's enemies. Qreat Britain, ns i rcmaina neutral a rule, general only long as her rockets are not attevteu if And shayem." But John Hull ceases to be indifferent OK TIIB THOMAS, I'OKMKRLV at boon as taw stares him iu the face. 1UOMAS known a an acwm (iKden House and In the meanwhile, the German manufao tli.ihi kniulit of the i:or and turtrs will reap golden harvests, and to (lnod husuicK on Main Ktiwt, a little N. Laitt'a. U iwa. tor Hie patronaffe of lc. old that extent Prussian industry will bo a frieuii. and cf all he want a tlan .hare in aa war. the eax.v chair, with a light band and a kwn rtsor. 14tf ftintr ry pa.-se- boy-wer- cmmrl ittvu la to order at a few day's notice. To FARMERS nnd MAI CIIAXTS of UTAH we offer this advantage: We will TAKE ALL KIXDS OF TAY, At Market Rate": Eggs, Butter, Flour, or other production of the farm. Also Stock ol any kind: ora tattle; n agons, etc MiKp, uows, Store Par at cash rate, or ctoh Cash itself not reiusea. vVt are also prepared to furnish But the scene bad changed. The girli were gone and now a boy must go aU.. The mother sat in the dirt, with, her arms around the youngest, wailing' ia the most piteous manner, and, as A'hi Hune said, cursing the men that sold her husband a ticket to America at $30 which cost them but $40. The broker sat listlessly by, smoking his pipe and twirling his cane, look in r as if it was the smallest matter of busi ness with him. Tho boys were crying and seemed very much afraid of us, now it was cei tain that one of them must go. But we passed on and left them in misery. We never knew whether tbe boy was sold to a childless man to be trested M a son, to a Portuguese to be carried to the West Indies under a nominal contract, or to a native landowner to be his sw- But that one of them was sold into ser- vitnde for the sura of'flftv dollars, tnere can be no doubt. The girls were aouoi- less purchased for the vilest of purpose! unless they had the rsreluck to tail mux the hands of some native in search oi a legitimate wife I am told that the price of giru nai. gone up within a few montns, o"&. , perhaps, to the fact that a less number of in emigrants have forfeited their bonds California than was tho case six monthi ago. I was shown foun bright, plump, girls yesterday, I ivor. riiiiihaQol J... than a. vpiir flffO luo who'e lot) for eighty dollars. Now they will sell readily for throe hundred dollar s each." Shingles CHEAPER Til AX EVEIl OFFERED BEFORE. On good security we will also give time, on PART PAYMEXT, for large I CITY LICENSES. To all whom it may concern- NOTICE IS HERESY GIVES, THAI engaged DOORS, SASH DOORS, lontiKt, and BLINDS made to order. lXther. i D. W. PARKIIURST, , eo-- tf Fropiubtoju L0M THOS. Ge. ODELL, SMITH & Co., One and a Half Blocks Went of the Jnction,, Office, ?Tcar the IT. C. It. Depot, U4t OGDEV. in Business in OrdOgden City, (tcr which the City inance" provide that a license nt'i1 without first procuring obtained license are liaMe to he taken before Wj Alderman of Said City, and b subject0 to a Fine. ..' . By order of the City Counoil, orders. - tsft Ha vf oil vi uii mil TH Sugar Pine M-t- " At Cash Rates. i . first time. FIRST-CLAS- S per Thousand. BAY or NIGHT. sound-pul- $25 to $30 $30 to $35 to at ALL HOURS, 17-t- d Yard OGDEN, the same price, Business attended . ed , UTAH LUMBE Flooring, - ; D For all building purposes, from SPRING GOODS, Etc. Etc boy fifteen. After a great deal of quining and sive answers, the broker told us that (h husband and father was in Califon;, nnd had neglected to pay his note gitjj Close to the "Jchctiok" Printing Office, for his passage, and that his family (r now ouereu jor saie to pay me debt He hoped to be able to pay the debt OGDEN. with the sale of the two oldest girls, but as yet hnd received no offers. He nid that the family becatnesecurity volun'iri. ly, and he never knew of a case when they did not voluntarily offer themjeh,, for sale if the note they secured was ot pa;a. in repiy to our questions he sa.4 that when a customer bought a child person, the purchaser was made at once the owner of the child, body and foul. No Chi lanian would dispute the p to do what soever he plea, chaser's Better and Cheaper than ed with right the human beine he had n;j tor. The boys would make good tttany Imported. vants, he sum, find in the course of t f?w years be worth a fortune to the CHEAP! owner. The girls would make mnJ "armers" (or nurses as they are 'called CHEAPER!! in America.) lie would show us their physical beauty would make them sine CHEAPEST!!! and play tricks if we thought of buying. If ow much would we ;ive? The oldest girl he would fell for four hundred dollars : the next one for two hundred ind, for fifty. Thebnji little six ycnr-blCO. the he could not sell uniil the girls were dis posed ot. We thought tliepr.ee too high. e ma.ket wa gluttel w it saleable WILL FLISXISII girls, and he must not think of ttumr' over one hundred lot the oldest and 3STew handsomest, while for the little one he must not expect over ten dollars. He I1ST sneered at that, and said that Englishmen always talked in that way when they wanted to buy. t bile we were ALL KINDS OF miking, a party of blue robed Chines aristocrats en mo up and began to inThey opened the spect the fam-lymouth of the oldest girl rapped on her white teeth to see if thry were led open her dress (humped her tib laughed at her little feet told her to show the whites of her eyes orderel her to sing, and to show them the trink et s which tbe fond mother bad given m as a parting gift. All the wuile salesman kept up a constant j.ibbeii which we took no intcres-td Time pressing, we on, leaviit tbe parties disputing a'out tbe price, nnd discussing the prol ab.lities of their running away if taken to Hong Kong. After making our call, we returned the same way to ascertain the rsuli ot the sale. Only the mother and FROM left. The d bt was only thi ee hundred dollars, and fii"iy of it still remained unpaid. I haTe been often told by residents m China that the parent would as soon 11 their children as a cow or a pig. And I had begun to believe that such was the case upon passing the group the At the An immense Stock on hand 1 - 4: by 6 - Inch, FENCING FOR and an inexhaustible quantity Ar m miiim hULuumi liiiiui North West Corner of UNION SQUARE, children, with the exception of tka.u est girl, looked cheerful, and were quit, pleased with their holiday attire. Tba oldest girl was sixteen and the old T-- Excelsior, Mils!! OGDEN CITY. CLOTH i JUST READ THIS: than anybody in 1,000,000 car-loa- A correspondent of the Boston tv.... now in China, furnishes the folio, ing vivid picture of a family ..t. ur debt in Hong Kong: "I saw the sale of a family last wMv for debt, where the husband and fait. vuiui um, uuu jici naps Cannni do better than tell you about it. Tb were five children three girls and t boys. The mother was wrinkled 0 gray, and hung her head, as if she afraid to look us in the face. But tb It, -- LUMBER for YARD, Everybody. P It. yr Th Sale or a Family7 WILLIAMS & CO'S COLUMN. FARB, Mjoft City Recorder. All communications to be addressed to JOSHUA WILLIAMS & CO., Corner of Union Square, North-We- Close to st the "Junction" PwsTise Orrica, OGDEN. P. O. Box 90. The Office of the City Recorder is the Office of the "Ocrdcn Junction. Seventies' Hall, neas- - the FJ. C. Station. .'. m. till Bp. Of.ee llwrsfrom. 10 HandbiUs, Posters, and Cards with natne of thia Printed at the Office puncniality and disrat Paper 'bl i i W. M " Coh '' |
