... of any wide popular acceptance, Almost, if not quite every form of false religion, ancient or modern, f‘mm Bhnrrililm to Mormonism, pretends to be attestod by miracles. Tt may, perhaps, be possible to exsllhl awa{ this singular wm?e‘ucy of the human min ...

... head or neck; the body gets spotted in a fow hours; delirium then ensues, then deilh.— Hamilos (Canada West) Spectator. THE MORMONS,—A split has occurrod among the Mor-. mons. Joseph Smith, the son of the original Joseph, and a recognised high leader in ...

... Bibles are allowed in at ulower rate. A large oi:e-l of * Bibles recently taken through the Custom House turned out to be Mormon ¢ lgiblt:c. The officars decided against their canonicity, and levied the full tax of 15 per cens, The Governmeat, on being ...

... be made. What then will becomy of the forry thousand who will be seut euwp'y away? Many of them will perish, as romo of the Mormon pioncers and go'd rcokers did § and their blanched bones wil be the only mi montoes of their fate. Turbulenee, vieo, and dus ...

... his death by falling from his bie&. In future ty‘gvri are to be employed in all branches of public service, A party of 200 Mormons have left Liv 1 for the s.u'fin Settlement. They were monf;p:gmm. All the Powers, except France and Russia, have notified their ...

... petitioned the Governor of | New Caledonia to annex the islands to France. A promise has been given to consider the matter, ‘ Mormonism flourishes in Utah. From that city a party has just been sent to form a colony on British 80il in the Northwest Territory ...

... colonists, 9 A Mormon priest is in custody at Salt Lake City, Utah, on a charge of murdering a woman and hermon. Tt in holiavad by the *“ Gentile” inhahitants shad the crime was committed in the interests and at the bidding of the Mormon Church authorities ...

... you Agmnw—-” “What is she to you. Confound you, you're oing to marry Helen Armstrong, arem’t you? §nu're not going to turn Mormon, 1 suppese. You can’t marry them both, curse you!” For a moment Ralph gazed at him in sheer astonishment, then he understood ...

... Last Week of ““ B. M. FOX B AND HIS POPULAR PLAYERS Y And what a Programme ! so‘ Monday, October 19th—The greatest of all Mormon and White Slave!] Plays— | In the Grip of the White Slaver 1! ,\4 or “Traffic in Souls.” ...

... maidof vengeful pnmmrl:n oogr’am 'lo?- :nd N,{fimh“d ’s‘:‘“ndfed,; y L‘,‘:fi,“e . ’ e Boyer, sisters o idemt;ns. nght iuto the Mormon city ' groom, who wore white voilee dresses and mountan passes of Utab, is the trimmed with orieutal ribbous, and black tit-bit ...

... and will of God were false prophets, and we had need to diseriuinate between the true and the false, and not be misled by Mormonism and the other “isms” in the world to day. The false prophets could quote seripture; the devil could do that to bis own advantage ...

... Mutual Improvement Society. ‘* Salt. Lake City and the Mormons ’ was the subject of last week’s discourse. when Mr. H. Uttley, of Padiham, gave a delightful account of his ten years among the Mormons. Mr. Uttley’s impressions were charmingly and picturesquely ...