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Show ANTI-POLYGAM- STANDARD. Y 35 when a baby three or four week girl, Selina Carney by name, but old was exhibited, the friend took it he would not promise. He stripped. received a letter from for the married sons, as she knew his home, and left his family des- e(or Eds Standard: such an event was anticipated. The titute in order to pay his fare to a subscriber asking him to publish That model saint and He a cu.re or aPple-treworms. family allowed her to, believe this, Utah, and now Mrs. Puzey is living truthful gentleman Bishon Pyper without bat he could not suggest a to the con- in a wretched state of destitution rePe( saying anything made these remarks lately to a knew what aiied the but every one seemed greatly in an underground back kitchen in cure un trary, newspaper reporter in the East; embarrassed when it transpired that Southampton, while he occupies worms- The people in the country surround- the And so you learn sons, wife had gone to spend the position of counsellor to the Superflous to us toward feel seem ing bitterly the day with hor mother. The Bishop of his ward in. Salt Lake dancing. Bob? And how do you the Mormons: I dont know why: visitor thought that a strange pro- City. You will see by the extracts like valsing? .Oh, .its not bad; I men women our and are our manly ceeding for a youug mother, t) I enclose you, taken from the lead-- ' can manage very well by myself; Mormon married leave her babe for so are virtuous. s that my but 1 think a girls rather in the many hours, ing English do do as married not gentlemen lectures have been very well at- - way! but Mary one of the daughters men in the refined East deceive a took excellent care of it and fed tended, and a great deal of interest T hcml fPhilLtinel if woman and then throw her and her it during theibsence of the mother. is wafau I in taken this work. hope being betwe you an Miss children upon the world to starve The friend to smnto Utah lookreturn the that during Mary thought Wobbinson (aesthete) Roweshett. or live a life of shame. He has the ed I ex11101 e when will and ill a give Yu-e- s pale, but forebore mer, very Incompatibility of corn- courage and honor to give the wom- any comment for fear perhaps of tended account of my lacors. pexjoni sie dont suit my furnit- an his name: to assume the respon- more 1 ours work the in good embarassing developements, Punch. char! sibility of providing for her and her and Mrs. J. IIawkini. her leave without Mistress Bridget. I cannot alchildren, and gives her a happy as long as she intended. England, June 1881. low you to receive ycur sweetheart home. A day or two after the mother called in the kitchen any longer. Let me relate a few incidents upon her and said, 1 cannot bear Its very kind of you, which have occurred within the to deceive Bridget you, so old and true a often food The crafa appetite maam; but he is almost too bashful past few months, and your readers a friend, so 1 have come to tell you whmh the stomach rejects; but a to come into the parlor. can see how far the real facts will the truth. That baby belongs to long period of forcing enables it to sustain the jesuitical statements of Mary she became the can plural wife receive it under protest. Nor is it nobody deny ll,c this wily bishop. of brorther R seeretly and against the s Mabel? Ascot, Oh, Ascot? quantity of food that is nourish- The son of a Mormon bishop liv- our wishes he dare not acknowlhorses race for be- the quality. A pound of RsacupUnt hut ing, ingO in one of the settlements was edge her or the child for three choice meat at 20 cents is worth as fore the Prince of Wales and suite, married in April last under compulWhose suite? eai oi fear o being prosecuted, much for nutriment as two Whose sweet? pounds few a to a sion am we ai e oing the best we can 0f young girl, only meat at 10 cents An Why, the Princess, of course. infclqor days before she became a mother. to shield the name and fame of our g one pest anq mogj. nu Punch . tie During her illness he acted in a daughter until her husband can re- tritious articles of diet that can he The Says a society paper: most outrageous manner, jeered at, move the brand of shame from her. on the table, and the less it is nearer the bangs come to the and insulted her and said that he And she is not the only one who is put the more valuable its diges- - brow the more fashiopable is the never intended to live with, or sup- the same circumstances, but the A hint to quarrelsome tive and assimilating properties, wearer. port her. But this was not the sorrow must be borne for the sake Since oatmeal has become a delicacy, husbands. Hit her square on the worst of it. Before she was able to of the Church until ihe time has all the wav from 4 to 25 eye if you want her to appear leave her bed, he repaired to Salt passed for the brethern to be prose- retailing cents a pound, according to localities, stylish. Philadelphia Chronicle Lake Citv with another young girl cuted by the United States. Aposof wealth add it to their cuiand had her sealed to him in the tle told us that we must make people sine as a valuable breakfast dish. lad and Pllte1 aflsted her m Endowment house as his second her deny on oath if necessary the said of Lord Macaulay: Carlyle a wife. When the fact is known that paternity of her child so as shield As was a com-a- n one can see that you are opening gate. Well, any No. 2 was expecting to become a brother R 1D t0 if any one should hsaldJ sort of a fellow Parat,v sra"Ser honest, good Yol mother at the time she went through hear of it. But I trust you implicdont knW. PrhaP3 made out of oatmeal. There is a ' the Endowment house, some idea itly dear friend, and have told you ard r' ' a!en yu told of a shrewd Scotch worn-- ; am story lir me preach? have heard thee may be formed of the manliness of the truth, for I do not want to susU mi was the quick rejoinder. this young saint and the virtue of pect Mary of any wrong. the one that eats the maist try. bairns, the women. I do not want to blame Is it any wonder, good people of will get the maist meat. The gentleman, after the manner the latter unnecessarily, for the the United States, that those who parritch And when the meat came there was of M. Turveydrop, pere has an an- poor creatures are more to be pitied. become cognizant of such disgrace- noroomJorit. Dr. Johnson defined gelic little wife, whom he beats in been a reared have and ful should polygaThey hppicritical actions, oats as in Scotland food for men, and constantly lauds as the model mic community, where womanly as Bishop Pyper says feel bitterly and in England food for horses. of companions. She is a model virtue is at a great discount, and toward the Mormons? And where. asked an indignant Woman, sir, he says, the very falsehood E. B. B. ignorance, superstition Scotchman, will you meet with cream of wives. Whipped cream!1, and lust at a high premium. Oh, Salt Lake, July, 1881. such in such men as remarks one of the company, Scotland, or if people could only realize the inhorses as in England? The apolofernal nature of the institution, and Eds. Standard: gist for a national dish says: If oatthe demoralizing influences that are thousThough many meal can make such men as Sir would from rise it, miles from and they inseparable Praise undeserved is satire in away you at the Walter Scott, Dr. Chalmers and and Government the to compel up present time, I thought the ladies Macaulay, we may well heap gnise. Broadhvrst. of face blot it from the the earth. would like to hear what I have been The heart is the only thing that high the porridge dish ajid bribe for the cause. But another instance of the cour- doing our children to eat it. One thing is better by being broken. Per-w- e I have lectured in Greenock, Paisley and honor of these do know: It is far better for the sian Proverb. manly men, age who give women their names and and Glasgow in Scotland jLiverpool, blood and brain than cake, confec- When Death, the great reconciler, provide them happy homes. There Uanchester, Birmingham, Dudley, tionery and. the score of delicacies has come, it is never our tenderness is a family living in this city who Briarly Hill, and Wolverhampton, on which are little pale pets many their daughters besides various parts in, and around fed by their foolish, fond mothers. we repent of, but our severity. have brought Eliot. up to the belief that polygamy was the vicinity of London. More than A regiment of almost giants, re- George True bravery is shown by per- a divine ordinance, but at the same fifty women have inquired if I cruited from the Scottish highlands, time they have taught them that knew where their husbands were are, as Carlyle said of Macaulay, forming without witness what one the system had its evils and desired out in Utah. It would fill many of made out of oatmeal. So boys who might be capable of doing before vvrld. Rochefoucauld. them to keep out of it. Of course your papers to try and describe the want hight and breadth and muscle, polygamy must be right, for the great amount of misery that has been and girls who want rosy cheeks and yar brings poverty, poverty peace, Church says so. the mother has caused hero by Mormonism, so physical vigor, should turn from the so makes riches peace flow; things remarked to neighbors frequently, many children have been left with- hot cakes and other indigestibles to cease-thinever but still I dont want my daught- out a fathers care, and without a food for Scotchmen and horses. jpicbes bring pride, and pride is ers to be plural wives. And it is mothers too, for many women have There is still something to take in-- 1 war's "round this strange inconsistency of teach- left their husbands and large fami- to account, ihe air and exercise of war brings poverty; so the this sake of of for lies children the has ruined of hundreds that ing that glorious country, Scotland, wheel comes round. Latter-Da- y reI can not fraud. also and no bonnie Scotland, and the tramping girls, proved exception The only way to shine, even in in this case. A few weeks ago, a frain from mentioning one case, tours which her sons take, giving ' b modest friend who had not seen the family that of Mrs. Mary Ann Puzey who them robust appetites for porridge tlds false worid- falsehood may for several months came to pay a was deserted by her husband, she and bannocks and such plain, whole- - nd unassuming, be a thick crust, but, m the course social visit. Besides two or three would willingly have come to Utah of time, truth will find a place to daughters a married son and wife with him if he had promised her break through. Bryant. Send in your subscription now. formed a part of the houshold, and that he would not marry a certain (Smwpmtm. e ! news-paper- j ' she-too- re-main- hg , ' . 1 -- j I eye-cooke- d j an.:L.,d hRhHL.. ' dis-Lo- rd Anti-polygam- y , s |