... livelihood, the Indian scout, the pony-express rider, the stage driver, the polygamous Mormon, the Red Indian brave, and the buffalo upon which they all subsisted. The Mormon now marries as little as possible, the Indian walks his reserve ill trousers, and ...

... family even more than the Indian tomahawks and scalping-knives. Then, not unseasonably for the States, came the exodus of the Mormons. The prophet was martyred at Nauvoo, and his followers fled into the wilderness. They suffered tremendously, and death and ...

... (Limited) has been formed according to the prospectus, for the purchase and working of certain mining claims situated on the Mormon Chief Lode, in Camp Floyd District, Utah Territory, United States of America. The capital is I20,000 in 12,000 shares of ...

... this herculean' labour was got through, it we may believe the ever-veracious yellow journal of America, in one afternoon. The Mormon Elder immortalized by the late lamented Artemus Ward, stated that it oak him three weeks to kiss his wives, and that it was ...