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Show T fho Ensign. ' wui '' w -.- 11 i. . JHE ANNEXATION QF CANADA. Jins question is grooving in interest Prontuiont statesmen as well of, the JJuited such as .schemes are working States Canftlian leaders thipugh , transporting .ottr principal states and cities, the ,idea .being to cultivate the friendship of ,pur northern neighbors and fill the .visitors .jvith .enthusiasm over our strength and desir-otirprosperity that they may become of us. a Among becoming part the intelligent classes of Canada their seems o be a strong inclination towards annexation. jTJie ties which bind the colonists to jthe crown are not those oflove, they are mutual interest. The ,not even ties-o- l ,national feeling which is called patriotism requires but little encouragement to throw its weight towards the Union. The mere fact of a boundary hue offers .no reason why those on either side of it should be different in their policy or their government; and every consideration will naturally tend to bring about, at no distant date, the absorption of a territory and population whose present ' vexistence is so anomaftnis. Oo the other hand, some of the high old Tory officials of the Dominion are exerting themselves to check the feeling of w hose grow th they at last appear to conscious. Prominent am jng these ris Sir John .Macdonald, the Canadian premier. He states that the present session of parliament will witness the trust decisive act of his I.fe. This is un- derstood to refer to the coup d'etat destined to strangle the annexation sentiment. The proposal is to submit to parliament a seiies of measures creating an independent kingdom of tiie New Do million under British protection, with one of the royal family as the reigning head. The act will certainly be decisive and the consequences also; but prehnos not .exactly in thj way S.r John anticipates. We rather think that Canada twhen she ceases to be ji colony will not ficcotpe a kingdom. Destiny lias maik-e- d her for a grand commonwealth. ,every day. ,fts qiaqv private citizens , - i ol t BUILDING AND LOAN' ASSOCIA- - TION. local branch of the American Build . ing and Loan Association of Minneapolis, Minnesota, has been formed in Ne-- . phi. Mr. Walker. I lie general aentassh,. ed by our leading citizens, succeeded iu org mixing a good branch. For the . benefit of those who do not understand the working of associations of this kind, we will say that the principal object is the loaning of money for building purposes, the principal and interest be- ing paid back in small monthly installments, thus making it easy for the bor rover to repay his loan, and, at the end of afcw yers, to own bis own home. To those having money to invest, this stock pays an annual interest of 25 per cent.,anijl is is.safe as government bonds. .ljbis association . is the largest in the world, having over $13,000,000, in resources, with branch organizations expending over tiie entire country', and now helping to build up over 1,000 towns and cities, and building thousands of homes for the industrious and frugal. We trust this association will meet with tile encouragement its cause merits, and many others in Nephi enroll their names as members, as our thriving city can ill afhird to let slip prospects that promise 6 large returns both in improvements an4 money. Those desiring to avail themselves of the advantage offered by this.Association can do so by applyiug - to J.lL Hickman,' the companys local agent, wuo wil tali pleasure in explaining the workings of the institution. . Over ?bo shares of stock have been sub- ' sgribed 111 Nephi. A. . month past. Live stock has been found dead and bogs and cattle observed to suffer from what was thought to be fit. It turns out that they have been bitten by mad digs. Two children of Morgan Rogers were also bitten. The farmers Will organize a general laid and kill all the dogs for a dozen miles around. In Wetzel, Marshall County, adjoining Mrs. Mary Smith, aged 70 years is dying from wounds inflicted by a supposed mad dog. ADYjCE TO Mp FHF.RS THE FOURTH OF JULY RAILROADS. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing SK p, children teething, is he one if ihe best feni tie nmses mi l pit in the United S.n'rs, ami lias been used fjr forty yens vvjth nevei-failin- g success by millions of motheis foil their childien. During the process t.i It reteething its value is incalculable. lieves the child from pam, cures dysentery and diairhue.t. griping in the By giving bowels, and wmd-colihealth to the ch id it rests lire mother Price 25c. a bottle. , CELEBRATED BY POLITICAL OFFENDERS IN A RUSSIAN PRISON. prc-ri;pt.- Three Hundred of the Ctari Suspects Remember the Centennial of American Independence Flags. Streamers, Songs and Hurrahs A Touching Spectacle. In the summer of 1S70, when there were confined iu the house of detention more than 800 political offenders, it was decided to have a general prison celebration of tho centennial Lorenzo and W. Taylor Apostle John Fourth of July the birthday of the AmeriSnow came south last Sunday morning can republic. As early as the first week in intending to fill qji appointment in San June the prisoners began to mako preparaFete that day. They found that the S. tions for the proposed celebration, by reP. V. Ry. ran no train on Sunday and questing relatives who visited them to send to the prison for their use as many red and they were therefore obliged to remain blue handkerchiefs, neckerchiefs, shirts and in Nephi to tho very great, but very pairs of rod flannel drawers ns could be sent pleasant surprise of those who gathered without exciting suspicion, and at tho same all the prisoners who were permitted to in the Tabernacle on Sunday afternoon time have movable lights began to purchase and vito participate in the usual Sunday set hoard candles. The colored garments were torn into strips, tho candles were cut into ces. They botli spoke to the congregainch-lonbits, and both were distributed by tion. Apostle Taylor had been rubbed means of the wator closet pipes throughout crossways very roughly by leading John the whole prison. Romo of tho women, who T. Cains speech in congress where he were allowed to have needles and thread to stated that polygamy in Utah was a sew in their cells succeeded in making rude and before July 1 almost dead issue and seemed to be veiy American flags, offender in the had every political much relejved and consoled after he had either a flag, or a few strips of red,prison white and told his hearers that when Mr. Cain made blue cloth, and an inch or two of candle. d lie. RED, WHITE AXD BLUE. that statement he told a d breaks in tho latitude of St. Petersbehe Day in remarks his far this Having got summer very early, and on the came very earnest if not very eloquent burg in of the Fourth of July, 1870, hours morning unas he and assured his hearers that before the first midnight cannon announced derstood Mormqnism when polygamy the beginning of tho great national celebrathe whole religion was tion in Philadelphia, hundreds of American was a dead flags and streamers of red, white and blue dead. He did not wish to preach poly- Authored from the grated windows of the gamy but it was oqe of the piinciples of politicals around tho whole quadranglo of the religion and if any of the piinciples the great St. Petersburg prison, and the of Mormonism weie true and coriect, members of the prison clubs were faintly singing patriotic songs and tills one was. As Amelia an citizens if hurrahing,greetings with one another through we bleak the laws of our countiy, let us the water closet pipes which united their be punished for it. nutlet us not lie to a cells. of course, was soon over. The na:i m l.ke ours for there is no such tiling Tho celebration, prison guard, although they had never as de eiv.ng a nation like this. He ex- heard of the Declaration of Independence panded on tiie necessity of telling the and did not understand the significance of tr jeh at all tunes and under all c.rc mi- this extraordinary demonstration, promptly seized and removed the flags and trieoloral st, litres and aoid.ng by the consequences streamers. Some of the prisoners, however, anJ scoted Mr. Cum and all others who had more material of the same kind in rewould for poucys Sake srae anything serve, and at intervals throughout the whole scraps and tatters of red, white and blue other than the exact t:ut!i. I lygumy day were furtively bung out here and there from was one of tiie ptmcq les of the Mormon cell windows or tied around the bars of the le.ig uii and wa mot a dead is. ne. Its gratings. Late in tho evening, at a preconcerted hour, tho politicals lighted their bits piact.ce WuS another th'ng and was gov- of candle and placed them iu their windows, and erned by a Motm.m's conscience and the celebration ended wh a faint but the law cf the laud. Apos.le Snow perceptiblo illumination of tho great prison excellent d.scourae c the quadrangle. AXD MOURNFUL. TOUCHIXQ joys and pe.me that be! mg to tiie morThere seems to mo to ho something protal psse scJ cl lie spi t of God and foundly mournful and touching iu this atliving a I.fe of righteousness. Spoke al- tempt of 8(X) political offenders to celebrate so of tiie causes of apostacy frmn the together, iu tho lonelinoss and gloom of a Mormon faith dwelling mainly upon the Russian prison, the centennial birthday of a free people. Compared with tho banners, spuitof speculation that absorbs the the fireworks, the martial music and tbo mind and leads it frt.ni th.... glowing pageaqtry of triumphant liberty in Warned" fluf FaiutsT aga nst exposmg ' Philadelphia, the rudely fashioned stars and hung out from grated cell windows, themselves to ditlerent temptations and strijies tho faint hurrahing and singing of patriotic spoke of the glory in stoic for the songs through water closet pipes, and the.few bits of tallow candle, illuminating faintly at faulifu'. night tho dark, silont quadrangle of the prison in St. Petersburg, may seem pitifully weak, Advertising is much like insurance. ineffective and insignificant; but judged by It is essential ofmorden commercial life. a spirituul standard, tho celebration in the houso of preliminary detention, in tho RusYet it is not one upon which certain cal- sian capital, of tho American centennial culations of profits can be made. The Fourth of July, is an event almost as exordinary advertiser feels when lie pays traordinary, and to tho heart and imaginaos tion of a freeman almost as advertising bills much as the ordinary tho splendid demonstration in impressive, Philadelphia. man who is insured on either I.fe or Human actions are not to be judged solely property 'does when he pays premiums by the sconie effect which they produce, but or assessments. Of course, tiie large ad- are also to bo regarded as manifestations of human emotion and purpose. IVhen vertiser aiirt the heavily insured make Magdalene anointed tho feet of her Mary Lord advertising and insuring a part of their and Master os an expression of her devotion business, and do not regard it as a loss and1 love it was a simplo thing, almost a thing, but Christ said: "She hath or hardship to pay them. It is a demon- trivial done what sho could. IVhen the Russian strated fact that advertising and instiling revolutionists hung out rude imitations of pay on an average. as well or better than tho star spangled banner from their cell dad lighted at night their hoarded any other money expended in business. windows, of their devobits of caudlo as an The successful business man is always a tion to liberty and expression their sympathy with the liberal advertiser because he knows it rejoicings of a freer and happier people, it, too, was a simplo thing, almost a trivial pays. tiling, but they did what they could. George g , When I say CURB I do not mean merely to then have them restop them for I a time, and MEAN A ItADICAL turn again. of disease made the 1 have FITS, EPILEPSY or FALLING SICKNESS, A lSrnve ILlttlo Girl. But, resumed Plunkett, I seed er little girl over to tho left of tho old Chancollors-ivill- o tavern, that they couldnt maka run by balls, but that there fire what Ive told you erbout niado her git up. "Tho little girls folks wore refugeed folks, and they wore living in er littlo houso out iu tho wilderness by some old gold mines. Tho mother bud wont up tho river and got cut off from her home, and the little girl erbout 13 years old was taking care of tbo houso nud tho little baby boy, and the fighting soon got IN ROME. A RIOT so fierce that it was safer to lay down at one r The Tintic country keeps up its ship- place than it was to try to run out, so sho .Rome special1 An immense procession staved and hugged tho littlo brother close m & workmen marched ments oveT the Salt Lake Western at her arms, and lay down on tho floor till sho of unemployed a lively rate. The average output of heard the firo er cracking and cr rearing, through the condotta and other streets, the camps at present is about ten car- and then she riz, and with the 1 aby boy in of the principal shop placing many a or anus and her hair all streaming down fronts and in some cases plundering the loads, 150 tons per day-- big increase her of the her buck, with nothing on her head, sho extension over The a ago. year stores where provisions and clothing out amidst the slower of lead, and has not yet been com- pitched the soldieii seed her and liejrin to cheer, and were kept for sale. Many streets lamps road to Eureka to get her faster, till her foot and windows were broken and the mob menced, the agreements between the that seemed remain- caught in er bush and tripped her and threw the and railway people shippers several times came into collision with her down, and the l.tt'o baby fell erway in the police who attempted to pieseive ing unsigned. front of bor, and cr bomb bursted and tore up tho dirt not more than twenty feet in order and protect property. - A large but she never left her littlo brother. Utah sheep are continually forcing front, number of arrests were made and severSho grabbed him and started ergm, and tho al of the many wounded were conveyed their way into eastern markets, w here Yankees ceased firing, and the soldiers of , j to Tire hospital. both sid.s cheered worse than ever, and the Tne ioute of the pr -- they are preferred over Nebraska line pulled off their c:ms and waved .s cession by the way of the lt.ittina being considerably larger. They while to tho little Ltd, us she went over the row 'partly wrecked and further trouble is have also, to a great extent displaced of the hill. I Iiojh' she Ined to see the da s fearedr jTHe police are forming a cotdon Oregon sheep1, which weie, at one time of peace restored, an 1 h- o she may live to around - tlTe disturbed distiict. Thirty the favorites in the Chicago maikets. raio up c fuiuly ns true to the old flag ns she vu.i to her littlo kd brother. fjarge "persons were dangerously wounded in Utah sheep recently sold at St 60 per in Atl.u t.i Constitution. 133 PA8lSt.,KewY0RX OUR LATEST IMPROVEMENTS mi l how h.ird o ir if ! yon eannot Imawlae how lively traile w, Ask your retailer for tho JA.HJLS MEAN'S accortllnir to your needs. price stamped plainly on tho soles. Your Positively none genuine unless having our name and upon his doing so, if you do not insist some retailer willU1 supply you with shoes so stamped if you winsist coax j ou Into buying inferior shoes upon luuii tliey mane a larger prolit. retailers ?JAMES ' Stages connect at Moroni for ail parts of Sanpete and Sevier. THEODORE BRUBACK, Gen.Managet H. S. KERR. Gen. Superintendent. SHOE $4 IN FAI1 CANNOT vSTYLE UNEPUALLELD fciN DURABILITY AND TAH jjEHTRL AmGABDo FIT. OF Surh has hopn the recent progress In our branch of in luvtry that e are now able to affirm that tho L'ht James Mcain' jo Shoe lsln eeiy 1 expect equal to the shoes which only a few jeais ago ueic rei nlel at are ino or ten doHaifl. If you will try on a pair you will be eoMviimeM that wo tJr not exaorau. Ours vs ith uj la are to m nimble hiMuiev our of imitate compete who those and $4 Shoes niU original Mates. are Hie largi st nnouMcturers m me Quality ot factory products. Iu our lines wo One of our traveling salesmen who h now Mailing the shoo retailers of the PadUe Coast ana Rocky m fn as there follow: Kmntftin Region writes -I am more tuan Bntlslied with the reMiitsof mv trio. I have tlun far succeeded lit juAciep our full I n.io visited. IIo go.h ou lo mv. ihU Is a linn W the hands of A No. 1 dealers in cvpry point ino-vmers at of tho retailers arc herein their eolentli d rc, ion for us to sell shoes In, because The i onseq lenro is that too the shoes have cot at w hobble. rj tail alioc t double the prices which w hteh aro )mt wot t h as our much m a shoes or for dollars no svcn navlo we.irhin.es who pair iiemilc I II nil ill V NV i MIOEf. Our shots with their very low retail pi os stamped on tho sides of evcr por are I re.iktu down the high piiees wmen have hilhei to rule I In the n tail mniKets here, ami w hen a i et.dl-- r puts 'a full hue uf goods ju hu stock the) t ouxo begin to go oiT iiLe hot cukea, to grt&c Is the demand for t'tem , It V ,v kind render, lust stoo and cmdder whnt tho above pianino po for m you areo'nccincu ; u on that If vVtfce p on bmiu tdioys heariug nomanufactureu namem Iiacu uud pike sUn assure probably mokfiuf jou pam' no dee on the holes, ou eannot tell wluit mhi an- eiting ami jour retailer is we are proieetin.: vu by iuii have cost him. Now, can von afford u do this while what your shoes . t jud our name an 1 the tlxcd ictaii price upon the tole of m:fw shoos before they leave our f.ictoo arc ntlW our than shoes fm nvue to iwv they made ci.uot bj 1'ia.m in ef VY.denvYnlt nil hoM nro - by refa!cri re!bvnted p.irtu tuetory obi vijiocs count ; ve will pi iee t In uewi y w.th.a o.i- rovC t.i tuv Si.itoor Tunto if ou 'w.uinst one t!e fl card write tom. and in cent M'd Feb. 10, jt 0., 11 Lmcoln St., ISostou, Mass. JAMES MEANS k 1 the riot, the greater mini beer of them hundred as against Nebraska muttons at ' "being among the police. It is feared U 40. that' the disorder will be relie ved and ACirtton for Dumb Aidmal.s. precautions' are being taken accoidingly. A fcntiiiicntal young coiq-l- were racs-inThe Cincinnati I.nqi.iicr factitiously k through a grave ind. predicts that if Utah comes into the Isnt it curious, my dear," lie said, ns DOGS AFFLICTED WITH RABIES. United States she will probably be call- tliey a tombstone with hLo)p. d Btlci-tho Pi.,mo it .1 land) carved ed the Matiimonial State. 11(011 it, l.OvY at'.a.cl.cd ..e.iiie Leco.ne to liantb Great excitement prevails in p.yt of atiim. Wetzel County, W. Va,' over the dis'h- vt ' 'ar Cvoric," the Henry Labouchere, editor of the Loniiml tin-- , u (toi ..ijv tiie lagi;l covery of about a dozen dogs afflicted don Truth, declares that there are over ,t r ; 'with rabies which have been running, a million gills in England unable to ing place of nil that rcmai:of little girid, ix t i.nnj. The Epo'.h. fields for a and woods the through secuie husbands. g j . ... daily Going North at 5:48 a. 111. and 2 25 p. a South " 11:35 " S.18 Arrive at Salt Lakdi 10 a. ni. & 640 p. d Leave Salt Lake City at 7.20 a. m. j arid 4 p. m. i Passenger Trains leave Sail Lak daily, for the North, to connect with tin id. F, Ry. and the U ec N. Ry.,at 740 a.m X B:5o p.m. and aruve in Salt lake Cit; 111. at 10 50 a. and 5 oo p. in. Freight trains leave Nephi for tha North at 7.55 a. ni. and lor the 'umb at I 5 15 n. P- - Fkancis Con:, Gen F. si. CITY -- John Shart, Gen. Supt. p 1 . 1 . GAGE a S3. ?:si . Broi-kiltk- DENVER AND Amcr. Stools, WIKTii. and. lican IPorcign 11a YUS cxx t3L ILIQTmO r'. 23XL O for xxx c 3.1 purpofxce an 3. fi333.il3r tz'vcio. railway. M!1 lice tf Us SGenic A K 3 q C3 G PURITY GUARAjSTTJCEIX IN EFFECT OCfCEER EAET -- Vmivi me' ille 8i l' mer Uiiinno WEST-BOUN- tJ) ji sat Vtii n 1). C. ,, j '(I ' ia Soasoa. to Co., rtt.oxAtiOT3. irjrxici Orca.oTc3. & Wright P. 0 23a.mil 48 KEPlil. BOX . Ar. (I 7 0 7 ou a h."'D h ii It .10 a ur OU v m a ni Returning, J.Tr. IlFNNKTT, I Cen. labs. Ag t. ..... - S. L. Jackson, UNDERTAKER. pialij LAMB. .A r. No.R .".() p m ' t YEAL aai v. 0DGE, Ueiiciat Manager. SAUSAGE a ,v.. trancisco l.v. J . UNGIIAM AND ALTA TRAINS. Dealers in all Rinds of Dive Stock. "f ille ake City ttAIXS. 1 No. 7. .cave Salt Lake City, 7. 0 a m Arm salt Lake City,J.tO p. m. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BUTCHERS I i iiii PEOPLE'S EAT IViARKE BEEF. No 8. ,v. ii.jii a ni Ar. 11 Wi m Ar. ll-.'p in Ar. M2 i m Ar. Si.liO m Ar. 8.110 am den iiiU like City SPECIALTY A 15, istiS. BOUND TWAINS. 1 ! f CO V CIGARS AND BOTTLED GOODS cd c Vjk i cir 7 WV 7J Agt I?io Grande W esfern OSLn,3cco c & P. vleueral Otlices, Mam Street. Sail Lak City. AUUfACTURCR AND 1HP0RTCR 0r KINDS Cf and Coffin Hardvvaie Home made Coffins constantly on hand Embalming done 011 the shortest notice. lie also lias a good line ol Furniture and sells at cost. Repairing of all kinds done 011 :he shortest notice. Agent for New I lome Sewing Machine and Machine extras, Neadies, etc. etc Give him a call Nephi, Utah. ALL Ci. Tins, Caskets JOHNSON'S IB ill! :e T I HD Jlil 'hijiiis jljsi Monuments, Head-stone- ill Mis EXECUTED IN cf Tablets. s, te Wj THE DRUG STORE n-- " , Fine Toilet Soaps Face Inscriptions . fully Compoundi-d- HOOTS & SHOES Mr. Clawson is to nrovEB bel,eTe thl'tJ 6,000.000 rPle PV8 bent t buy beeda rbli&ble aouae, and thpy uitj Ferrys Seeds M. FERRY A CO, am acknowledged to be tho Largest Seedsmen In the world, VJ car- - XXnwll3 BUUJU1 R M-ii- S.,,, & GO. Nep,!. mamifac-tu- re Boots and Shoes in any style and guarantees FIRST CLASS WORK. AH kinds of repairing neatly, done. Prices reasonable. Second door North of Bank,, Nephi. 4o tf D M. Fekey 4 Co'e Dlustrated-Pescn- p- tire nod Priced SEED ANNUAL For 1889 Will bo mailed FREE to ail applicants, aod to last ye jrtn customers without ordenna it. , MINLS P Of Iowdeis, Tooth BriHios, Sponges Syringes etc. (to, Perfumes by the ounce or bottle, imported and Domestic Cigars Tobaccos ;.r.d Cig irttts. CO-O- OLAWSOK' Manufacturer - of the Urgeet MINER & CO. Diug-- NEPlII ptepared P. O Box 0. full line of Patent Medicines TOR SALT AT THE IDT- STYLE AN?) FROM THE BEAUTIFUL WHITE OOLITE STONE OF SAN PE IE. THE NEATEST 2 26 a FOR SUIVMER COMPLAINTS.. SeSiZSZsti discovery of the day for the THE grcate?t cure of Colic, Cramps. Cholera Morbus, D.arrhcea, etc. It never nil a by! &0c all stores. C. E. Johnson mfr Salt Lake City Calliss MAIN STREET, MANTI. ti.s SSENCE. OF LiF t!-- - 18SJ Bassenger Trains leave Nephi follows: unit-.tons- 1 j. whenignaled. JAKES MEANS BEANS 3 SHOE 'UNEXCELLED TIME TABLE NO. Going North. STATIONS. Going South. No. 1 No. 2 a. m. p. m. Ar. 3 9.00 Lv. Chester " Moroni Lv. 2.30 9.30 945 2.15 Draper io.ia Fountain Green 1.55 Divide 10.30 1.30 Mam St. Nephi 11.20 12.30 Lv. 12.30 11.25 Ar. Neplii Trains run daily, Sunday excepted. Tiaius stop at stations maiked only hare not seu our Improved goods yon lwie to woilc to keep within siiftit of ns. 43 SllOE, ortho .1 A U LS WLANS St SHOE the I.lfo of Trade, or 1 Competition f alley Pete To take effect .Votiday, October 22, iSSS. THE MARCH OF PROGRESS! Kcimau iu Tho Century. To the ordinary housew ife, what a hollow mockery would a newspaper be that conlaiiled no advertisements showing where "bargains of all kinds could be had for asking. And when it comes to the spring and fall openings however could she get along without reading in tempting details of the wonderful variety of new and beautiful things to be offered at reasonable rates at tiie various bazaars. of a physician Prescription has had a iifw lorn exptttnM'Ci feitutln disuses. In: treating succm: I monthly with perfect over 10.000 U h R Pleasant sar. effectual. Limps as'a your L.u, Waters nr gist for Pei rv toyal take no sulM'iute, or inclose pr -for senh d particulars. Pole' t all draggiM?, $t per box. AOdre. TH EUitFKA CLli2MCAL CO.. Pkiroit, H icf life-lon- g H.C. ROOT, M.C., p WAFER: PENNYROYAL study. I WARRANT my remedy to Cuke the worst cases, ilecaoso otheis liavo failed is no reason for not now receiving a erne, bend atonee for a treatise and a Unit UoriLB Give KxpresS of my INFALLIBLE REMEDY. and lo-- t Ollice. It costs you nothing for a Address cure and will it you. trial, A !i Cauliflower in axiste&ce. Q. H. FERRY I abtetonH, Every iierson usi iff Garden, Field or Flower Stud gould send for ll Address a CO., Detroit, Rlich. . |
