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... the carrying the work, superintended the entire lack of decoration—(langbtei)—and was therefore entitled all the credit. The Mormon families each lived under one roof, but every wifu had right separate hall door—(laughter)—which she painted according to ...
... allowed in rooms You must go out in the porch, and wash with cast-iron soap, though they call it cast-steel. Tflfi Mormon Theatre. —Mormons as theatregoers. Effects of the drama on their manners, &c. accounts for the way they act. Also, for their calling ...
... responsibilities of civilisation which is bringing polygamic Mormonism to a rapidly vanishing point. Thanks to the expensive tastes of the day in the article of female dress, the wealthiest of Mormons can now hardly afford clothe more than a very moderate number ...
... stride of science; but who with English blood m his veins shall fvrget the glories of the saucy Arcthusa, and the gallant Mormon, the ill-fated Jioval Georye, and the old Temeron-e, the clumsy Great Harry, and the stately Victory. Tlie-e all float lieforo ...
... week. The Corporation provender stores Manchester wore totally destroyed by fire 01. Saturday. Five hundred converts to Mormonism started for Salt Lake City by tho Arizona on Saturday. An increased membership was reported at the sitting of the Irish Methodist ...
... men, ry Liston their >wn wera other* lling day Hospital, child, Saturday, box nse servant, with the marks of ish Em* Monday, Mormon , at 2sew ...
... men t, 30,000 are destitute. Twenty thousand girls I drop from th« working ranks into evil lives every year. Elder Smoat, a Mormon missionary, has ( been expelled from Bavaria by order of the Minister . State. bad succeeded in making numerous coo! verts ...
... LYNCHING THE MORMONS. A New York correspondent, writing under date August 13, says“ From the rural districts of Tennessee, not far from the spot where Mr. Thomas Hughes established his colony for young Englishmen, comes news of an attack the Mormon elders. ...
... economy of that remarkable country where » permitted pave as many wives please*. “Take case for instance,” eon tinned the Mormon, my father married my mother,” suppose so.” “Tbeu married her sister,” continued the stranger, without heeding the interruption ...
... push imitations for tho sake of extra profits. Makers to tho queen. Paris DopOt. 6Q, Faubourg St. Horiorc.—Advt. SCRAPS. Mormons hold faithfully to reUtpons rewivcalL Love blin J, very much so, when the rich. It takes very little exertion and energy to ...
... work for the industrial and educational advancement women there and at home, as well as her personal experiences among tho Mormons at Salt Lake City. A bagful of historical documents relating to the siege of Carlisle m 1644 and 1613 has been found under ...
... Jarman’s charge that tfio Mormons took his family from him, and altogether gives the “ Mormon Exposer what lie calls very black record.” It seems that this not the first time Mr. Jarman has vigorously opiiosed the Mormons. was the Wicker room fortnight ...