... tbe Mormon doctrines and practices. Every lover of truth must wish Mr. Owen God-speed in his mission. His method of dealing with Mormonism does him much credit, as well as the clergymen who have supported him. To successfully controvert Mormonism, it ...

... MORMONISM VERSIFIED. Or 3aif-a»-Kour with Mormon Hymn Book, by Bennett Harney. Boz, in the character of uncommercial traveller, has been among the Mormons, (see All the Year Bound, No. 319). He went, says, to bear testimony, but as for any new or ...

... THE ABOMINATIONS OF MORMONISM. .. I I , I I An ex-Mormon, who'has returned to this coun- try sick of his brethren in the transatlantic Zion, has sent to the Dover Chronicle some jottings of what he saw in Utah. He says:- Brigham Young has two mansions ...

... MORMONISM IN WALES.. The rapid g rowth of Mormonism in Wales seems to be entirely escaping the attention of those who ought to have done all that was possible to prevent it. Ministers of all persuasions seem to be agreed in Considerinm the subject scarcely ...

... MORMONISM IN NEWPORT. It is only in the towns that a stranger can hope to get inside a Mormon meeting-house, and it was not without some trouble that, even in Newport, we could ascertain where the sect assembled. At last a small public-house was pointed ...

... of the Book of Mormon. He talked at the strangers—there were three of them—a good deal, and the young women also carefully surveyed them, perhaps mentally calculating the possibility of their making proposals to them by and true Mormons. Ana it must be ...

... LECTURE MORMONISM. Tuesday evening Mr. W. O. Owen, late Apostle of the Seventies” in Utah, and ex-president of the Herefordshire Conference, delivered lecture in the Temperance Hall, Upper Temple Street, on Mormonism ; its rising in the Great Salt Lake ...

... THE ABOMINATIONS OF MORMONISM. An ex-Mormon, who has recently returned to this country sick of his brethren the transatlantic Zion, has sent to the Dover Chronicle some jottings of what he saw Utah. He >—Brigham Young has two mansions, the one called ...

... MORMONISM IN WALES. Sin,--I haWreZdi;Tirnepeciable journal of 4th July, an article on the above subject front the 'Spectator,' with your very able strictures thereon. I am quite certain that the writer had no intention of mating any slur upon the Welsh ...

... OoORMO FANATI Tr is only im the towns that a stranger can hope te get inside a Mormon and it was not without some that, even in Newport, we could ascertain where the sect as- sembled. Al last a anal] public-house was pointed out and we went to hear the ...

... PHYSIOLOGY OF MORMONISM. Dr. C. C. Farley, assistant-surgeon in the United States army, gives, in the San Francisco Medical Press, the result of some personal observations made on a recent visit to the Salt Lake. Specking of the Mormons he says:— marked ...

... merits of Mormonism, let the man alone. Disprove his statements. This, however, cannot be done; the gross lies, licentiousness, and fraud of Mormonism are too well known through very many other sources. I have been through the book of Mormon, said by Joseph ...