The Citizen, 1899-08-30

inHN HARWOOll 1 Villi HftlVUUUU, - - Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Digests what you eat. It artificially dicests the food and aids Nature in strengthening and recon reconstructing - structing reconstructing the exhausted digestive or organs. - gans. organs. It is the latest discovered digest digest-ant - ant digest-ant and tonic. No other preparation can approach It In etllcicncy. It In-' Btantly relieves and permanently cures vt , T 11 if TT .1 t .Ufspcpsin, inuiKt-Mliiii, iieurtuuiu, ma ' " i" : c r . nr.... ... , BlCKiieadacnc1uasiraigia,urampslana . .11 .1 i allothcrrcsultsof lmperfcctdlRcstlon. Berea., Ky. Office at Residence. tion of the Temple at Salt Lake City, the establishment of the perpetual emigration fund, tho hand-cart, expe expedition - dition expedition across tho plains, in which hundreds of enthusiastic but mis mistaken - taken mistaken emigrants perished, the "Order of Enoch" devised by the prophet, which required them to have all things in common, by which the in innocent - nocent innocent saints were victimized, and the priests enriched, mark this period of Mormon history. But a better order of things was established under the military arm of the government of tho United States. A new era began to dawn. Under governmental protection goutile min miners - ers miners began to develop the great re resources - sources resources of that country. In due time the Union Pacific railroad reached Utah and outsido capital and entor- Criso cam in. The hills and valloys egan to smile with awakening life, en r ..i. . n:t , ....,. .:... o:. tl. onu ijoa i vlll Mua vuuiikiiik. -i .it with Mor. ; , monism at oi i,:.. ,i .ir' ., ,w,f ' Vlliltl 11,(br fV4 tMV lviuiuuu I'vvpv atv :0;wl - whi,o Utah was a territory the M ,mm, of thl) KBtion was fwU The OXCCUt VO ami Utl C ml OtliCOrS woro nplK)intxl by tfie President of the Un.tetl States, and tho acts of tho ........ .... terruuriui iCKismvurD nuia Biiiijt-ui. iu . P ... . the veto ol tlio centile Kovernor, also i- n ; - r w.-u. i. IU IIIB IVVIOW Ol VAlllK.vBO. nnu lira :.. .i, f ,il. ,! incr0ttHil)., numbor 0f utiles P08'Htt,a ',u.col'try "as prospering, but Mo.r,0is "umblii.g. I ,., ii,ni rnrnmniHni enn i not hold its own iu comparison, aud in comparison with Christianity. It must live alone, aud gather its con converts - verts converts from abroad. This was its only hope. It won no converts from its neighbors. And its loss by apostacy was about equal to its gain by immi immigration, - gration, immigration, while the power of the priest priesthood - hood priesthood was growitig weaker. Some thing must bo done to save the Mor mon ship from wreck. By pretend . tQ ,t t 0 ,)racUl.e of-polygamy J, 'ising ,'0 be good, decent peo- , aU(, luw.Jbi(iiug citizens, they in- ' . . . tliutaut f 'Anirriikia tn lift Mil f I'ftlli inirt il 41... J. A. Schear, of Sedalia, Mo., saved from death by croup by using Ouo Minute Cough Cum. It cures coughs, colds, pneumonia, Ingrippo, uud all throat and lung troubles. S. E, Welch, Jr.

ior mo miiuia who claimed to lie per-' secuted because thev were holv and I good, won them friends everywhere, in this country and Europe. Tho success of Morinouism was then as assured. - sured. assured. Joseph, tho prophet, died just at the right time, llo had run his course. Tho church had outgrown him. He had alienated his wisest counsellors, and the saints wore los losing - ing losing heart. Sidney Rigdou then wanted to bo prophet, but Brigham Young assumed the reins of govern government - ment government by right of his forceful and superior personality. He told the oaints that God hid called him to the throne, and that, together with his strong will, settled the succession. Rigdon, disappointed in his ambition of leadership, left the church forever. The conflict between the saints and their gentile nnd apostate ueighboru was irrepressiblo. Brigham had not the courage to faco it. Accordingly the long journey to the Rocky Moun Mountains - tains Mountains was undertaken, which eudod at Salt Lake in July, 1817. Hero they were within the boundaries of Mexico, sa oirom ino pcsieragei . - . . i, i er oi mo uuuyiuuisii guveniiem oi i r..:i.i c....o n.. ... .1...:. the United States. But much to their., I ..l :.. .1... r i .i... r ; uiiugnu, me luriuuea ui me -uexicuu Mt tnemagain iimler the, uuiiiiiiiuii (ii liih iiiiirii ii:iiihi mont. nucn uaicu goveru-, .""V . ""u . .""J""" , 1 S V" , t i t" i it .i vnnliiiriitii liiBtii.ietiMu llnrti tlil ii iiiiii- iiiirritii(iii.fi in i insn ' V .V " V. i propuei nan in uirs ms own wav witn ' ow or maKo a raid, io i n. iiouu to niuiesi ur mane uiium. iu H"? B , twuied ntw at ou SSlvBamv a roS niaKlllg poiygBlin a coiiuiliou Ol ex- ! altation in tlio next world, was con- ...... :....n.. ..:.....) 'p., ..:., ,-i . ....... i --r.--:: n- - - . ness and added force it was dated i,ilck ,0 jsia mul ascribed to Joseph Smith, the martyr prophet. But tho trans-continental tratel was iucreaa- tug null i80iotion of the saints Gentiles must bo kept BI)0!ltllcv prevented. So tho t mg, anil isolation of the saints threat- out aud apostacy prevented. So tho tho fer- Ii A .. nF ...i .....!... nf ....... 11.7.. iiiood Aionemei i. mis means that the only way to save the soul or a geutilo or apostate is to M.ed his Ikla-vul 1 hit li:nrnrmttf nti" tint iti talll . 1 . a II m I CO Isacro in tho valley of tho Ilio Virgin, 41... ,....r.l..r nt ll... t,r,;i., ll,,. ,.1. I MV ...M...V'. U IIVt,IIUIII.MLD I1U Will rage committed upon tho Brassiiold boys, and tho nssasiuation of tho Par Parishes, - ishes, Parishes, all show how the doctrine was practically applied to destroy out- eiders. The laying of tho fouuilu-

In 1832, Brigham YoUDg, a painter aim giazior, ix'caino a convert, lie first met Smith In the fall of that year nt Kirtlnnd, and wns tho first to uso tho gabble called "tho gift of tongues." Tho next effort nt permanent set settlement - tlement settlement was mndo nt Independence, Jackson county, Missouri, which Joseph Smith said was "tho centre of tho enrth," tho site of tho ancient "Garden of Eden." This was then our national frontier. But thoro were sturdy settlers in ndvnuco of the saints, who had acquired rights which they were not ready to surren surrender, - der, surrender, even at tho command of tho Mor Mormon - mon Mormon prophet. Trouble followed, there wns war which resulted in tho defeat of tho Mormons. Eastward they wont and settled on tho bank of tho Mississippi river at Nauvoo, 111. Hero n beautiful city was built, nnd hero they grow in strongth and num numbers. - bers. numbers. Their missionnries abroad, set setting - ting setting up tho cry of persecution, were meeting with great auccoss in win winning - ning winning converts. Intoxicated with prosperity and popularity, tho pro prophet - phet prophet became reckless. With an utter disregard of tho righto of others, ho i ..'' . i i i m IfB, 'i1?! SL'f WW?' r,Sht "'"J lef Lvil reports nnd nuarrels followed. Tlio prophet was arrested again and again, but since tho hone of the church mob centered iu him nnd his reputation, the saints were compelled to obtain his release ami iWiflrnlinn I at anv cost. Tho nronhet was ovi- ; dently Hearing the ond of his mad career. Iu 1K1I, Dr. K. D. Foster ?nd dham Law, editors of a paper in rsativoo, openlv charged Smith with having taken Mrs. Foster as a spiritual wife. The citv authorities lieing under Joseph Smitli's power, iiiiinaiioi uirau geuiiuiueii uuu ues ues-troyed - troyed ues-troyed their press and type. Gov Governor - ernor Governor Ford perMiaded him and his council to yield their arms and place themselves under tho protection of the militia. Tho prophet and his threo associates wore conducted to the jail at Carthago for safety. Hero 5,000 Mormons wore in arms, and their safety seemed assured. But threo days nftor, n compauy of Missouriaus uuuiDonng two nunUrcU. arniwl anu a , " ..... . .. .... . masked, assaulted tho jail and killed

i tho principal uoxt year, iln jcoml) will nssist iu teaching. Hol- President and Sirs. Frost have been spending homo timo at the Sanitarium at Clifton Spring. New York, and while not fully recovered from tho olTeots of their long and arduous labors have made decided improve improvement. - ment. improvement. The President oxpecU to bo at homo in time to preach on Sunday, Sept. 10. bEREA LOCALS. Much-needod repairs on the music building have been made. Correapoudeneo from Sprndling, Knucklos, and Onedia arrivetl too lato for publication this weok. I , , .. . . . 1 . S""0 ?' 10 J" went wn to 'Paint Lick Saturday afternoon to ! 800 Lancaster lieaton in a ball game. I Th Mt. Hope Baptist Association r-i i,, iu,: Ti.ru,u. tlnuInK uiSTl Day. ' ' If anyono wants to know how to ii nnv .. ... ... " r.i: "', r" "J t. .1 Ur. . r nv wns nut mi Z - Vn-r Z S .r rL" I breakinir n tHxlal. ! . . . ' . . Lieut, aiiearer ennstod iti men Hero last Saturtlay and on the next day sent them to Columbus, Ohio. Most of then, were from Clay. C. C. Log- ston enlisted from Berea. ston euiismi irom neroa. A surprise party of about twenty i"iig peoino iuni n .ur, ' auian's parlors last Saturday night, and spent the timo until ton o cl()ck very plouHautly, p aying gaines nud i. i" ..." i i ii r 1 inning uu luiutiimi Kui nine. What you want is not a temporary ro"ut. I"J h' ? 0..BW " "!l tl;i"u " "i lv i ..1 ! l x li-Kiit lllfi t t I I euros in es. ami tnov siav cured Do Wilt's Little ICarly Kisersact us a faultless pill should, cleansing and reviving the system instead of weaken weakening - ing weakening It. They aro mild aud sure, small aud pleasant to tako, uud entirely free from objectionable drug They as assist - sist assist rather than coiipol. S. 13. Welch, J.

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