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Show ANTI-POLYGAM- 62 STANDARD. Y Characteristics of Mormon Polygamy. religion, but he denied it. Still, she jjrafmioml " had her doubts, and she exacted S. BOREMAN, from him a solemn promise never to No. i. I ' Attorney at Law. enter polygamy, to be, as she No. 1 15 Main St., Salt Lake City, Utah. Mormon polygamy is character- thought, on the safe side. He gave P. O Box 368. ized by deceit and treachery. Men the promise readily, and for a few kind- ROBERT N. BASKIN, contemplating taking other vvomon weeks was all attention and will deceive and delude their wives ness, then told her that he was Attorney at Law. busto on East the called until the very last moment, and the important Office in the Deseret National Bank infant her after Four more unsuspecting and confiding iness. days Building, (up stairs) she is, the greater the deception came into the world it died, and beSalt J. Sometimes a tween its birthand death the heven and religious husband wife will go on a little visit to some friends in a neighboring settlement was sealed to the second woman, for a few days, at the suggestion of and instead of going East on busi-- 1 her anxious husband who is solicit- ness he went on a bridal trip to San ous about her health, and upon re- Francisco, leaving friends to break inturning will perhaps find her ser- the truth to his deceived and vant girl installed as mistress of the jured wife. Truly, this is a holy house; the husband having been ordnance, this doctrino of celessealed to her in his wifes absence. tial marriage. It frequently happens that the misIn a book printed in Salamanca, in sionaries abroad will represent them1G31 on The Business of the Saints selves to be single men, marry young in Heaven, the writerasserted that girls and bring them to Utah, where the redeemed shall swim like fishthey will discover that two, three or more "women may have a previous es, and sing as melodiously as nightand delight themselves in right to call the same man husband. ingales, And they excuse, or apologize for masquerades, feasts and balls. their duplicity by saying it was Mrs. Domesticity calls at the done to avoid a row, or a scandal, kitchen Have furnishing store. or they were afraid their wives you Cooksstewers? she asked. The would not consent to them taking dealer is dumbfounded until he is more women. shown an advertisement of Cooks This is one reason why a great Tours, when he directs her to the many honest, straightforward Mor- nearest railroad office. mons do not uphold polygamy, beWiiat every woman in the Unitcause it involves so much deceit and v sacrifice of truth. It makes a man ed States should read, the Standard. a deceiver in spite of himself, in defiance of his better nature. Men A CARD TO THE LADIES. who would scorn a falsehood in any Mrs. E. A. Dykes, Dressmaker, other relation of life, who are just in business to the uttermost far thin and Teacher of the Tailors system o do not scruple to descend to the of measurement for cutting Ladies lowest grade of falsehood where po- and Childrens garments. She will teach the system until you under lygamy is concerned. It was no vain boast of the late Brigham stand it, and furnish scale and diato each scholar. Terms, $7.50, Young when he said that this people gram could produce the greatest and or $5.00 each, if two ladies take Residence, smoothest liars in existence. As a instruction together. one-hablocks two and "west of Mormon lady once said to a distinKimball & Lawrences store. guished traveler: A polygamist is the most ingenious liar imaginable, WM. SKEWES. because he dare not tell the truth. S. M. PRES II AW, If the first wife remains the favorite he will invent the most plausible stories in regard to his absence, because he does not want to tell her that he has been visiting the other women. If he is an old man, and the slave of some plural wife, and yet desires to keep up some show of PRESHAW & SKEWES peace in the family, why there is no UNDERTAKERS, end to the falsehoods he will have kiDtls of Wood Coffins and Caskets and All to tell. The testimony Qn this Metallic Cases constantly on hand at reasonable a specialty. 109 Kimball point is almost overwhelming. I prices. Embalming Continental Hotel, Salt Lake Block, have conversed with scores, I might City. opposite say hundreds of Mormon women, and without one single exception, G. they all, either first or plural wife, had the same story of some kind of Custom Made Boots and Shoes , deception having been practised upMain Street, between Walker on her. House and Clift House. I recall one incident in illustraA. HPECIAI.TY. tion of this treachery that is practiced upon wives. A friend of mine ADOLPII HAUERBACH, who was in delicate health was told Practical "Watchmaker. by interested friends that her husnext door to Palace Bath band was paying particular attention No. 109 CommercialSaltSt.,Lake House, City, Utah. to a woman whom she detested, and rumor said he was going to marry Watches and Clocks repaired and cleaned and her. He had become very solicit- warranted for one year. ous about religious duties fur some I. WATTERS. time previous, had attended a great Broker. many meetings of the priesthood, Makes loans on Watches, Diamonds, and Dust (Snake River preferred) bought; consequently her own suspicions becollections made; Railroad' Tickets came aroused, and she charged him ents collected; soid. Business confidential. Unclaimed and bought with having intentions to live his articles sold at a bargain. practised upon her. ly-inind- ed Lake, Utah. QHARLES P. HUEY. T. M. SMITH, Jew-elry;Go- ld Sct Luke, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in STAPLE AND FANCY Attorney at Law, Office, Snows Block, cor. 1st East and 2nd South streets. Salt Lake City, Utah. E. T. SPRAGUE, Attorney at Law. Office in Wahsatch Building. Salt Lake City, Utah. SUTHERLAND & McBRIDE, Attorneys at Law. Heavy and Shelf Hardware, Office, 139 Main street. jj i (Up stairs.) E: Mechanics Tools, D. HOGE, Attorney at Law. Miners Supplies, Office, in Wasatch Building. I FRANK nOEFMAN. W. W. WUUDS. WOODS & &c., &c. HOFFMAN, Attorneys at Law. 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