V Daily "Btattdark " Editors end Proprietors, Editors jE IN BliiOK; liOW. 1 E ' 5 The Standard riihliflhfifi everyday (Sunday exwuicuy delivered by carriers. f BATES OF SUBSCRIPTION : One year Six months.... f Three months.. . : . . . A xV r ne month............. f.iuglo copy.. .... . . . -r he Weekly Standard is a fvk ; pu;o, eight-column paper. It L: a '-.rger circulation in Cabarrus than r.r.y other paper. Price $1.00 per annum,ln advanced ADVERTISING RATES : Terma for regular advertisements mi'de known on application. Address all communications to . THE STANDARD, w . Concord, N. C. . n i 1 nnn CONCORD. FEB. 9, 1808. THE UOU310KS We have endeavored to lay before our readers some reasons for beiny alow to accept; Mormonism. W- quoted. "Dr. McMillan's review of their artiqle of faith. We follow today with his coucludmg impress ive warnings as follows: -Tu. 3 Articles of Faith which wt '. " ' ' " 1: . h-xvt been considering were written by Joseph Sunn, their nrst prophet, about sixty years ago. ;T he true mean id g cf these articles bast -beet; expiaiced and illustrated by precept and example us above shown, from taat day to this. Bat their mission--aries will not tell you the truth about it ah; they will allow you to lesrn it by ead experience; and so it oomes to pass that thousands of ihe'r best people are turning away from the system in disgust. Mormonism is losing its controlling power id Utah, bat not changing it? faith nor its teachings. It has received no latter revelation respecting its doc trines or practices than those above. Oo the contrary their first apostle josepn r omun, wnue conqucting th. Mormon Conference 'iMto pie that there was a law of th? Uoited States prohibiting polyganiy bat that he BMttlree esd that he obeved the law of the laSly$nvop told the 8unda aychpolOharGid had a hundred-wiyek faith impression thattheyi 'the practice of " polygamy, and have decided to be decent, law-abiding ci zen8. Believing them honest in thr profession, Congresa has admit ted Utah to the Union as a State, But B shop Richardfw Hart, of the ; "Mot - - Church, in the fail of said: v rhrongh Divine command . PresiuentW Ordinance of polygamy, but it has : -not been repealed. This subject ' of ; , j)lpral marjfiages; Jj Bh understood. Not more than 15 per cent, of onr .people have, more than vuc ri ne v ab a man prosper1! ' the w - nttrch admonished i hiilf to talw ltiooal wivei andlw obeya as l fe ligious Jluty; XWlSMtelioo trhen 'TO f reefrom Federal iinterfer- v -oWj, Wf- Jji TTltnesB the blemniatfotf df the' marriage rites ; iSt hHeeh i7ith i ma - for obeying God's law ! " ' ' - H ' . - . ,- r . - of .whom love ye, ana taej: Muaded' .. e to seal another on mj P return next August, w,nien ;v Mr J n Neilson. late president of the Dnmaik missioQ, becomiog dis gusted with the dishonesty jjanjl hy pocrisy of that church, sough! and found light and truth in te Word hlv dealt! with by the Mormon authorities for apos - i.i.;n;r.v ii rl in charges wrote to President Radgf L-l ' 1 - I - ft- El Ulawson, or tne iox xuwl v nil T !Tj1 !tn tJLlie oi Z'on in 1894 as follows: 4JMy Jguilt- ia EimDlv this,, that . I have read and studied the Bible, end haye through the mercy of God received light; and knowledge from Him and a testis uiony greater than the s tnucii spoken of Mormon testimony I' MoN incmsm is the greatest im joiition ever introduced among humanity. Zoa will, perhaps, say; that: 1 am iind;-but I knotf that you are, and t only wish that you and all .honest Lacier Day Saints could see ftbel train as i now see it. x Deiievo ip the Lord Jesus Christ! and I stand firmly on His side. He is ? my Priesthood; my Savior and myjKing, and I know that He has no ponnec tion with a dishonest churcpi ; He is the only living Hifjhj Priest, for He Hveth forever. ' (Ileb. ji,; jl4 28). All other high prief.ts are im poster?. He is the only Savior,1 and ill other saviors, whether cn I Mount Zion or elsewhere or o:hbrwie are engaged in the most profane vanity and fraud. A church wherein ; the rich is not the Church of Christ. 1A church dishonest id its political de. c!aration8 can scarcely be trusted as being honest in i s religious preten ttons. A fthnrnh an infnlranf 'arirl so hateful l to hiimanityj that? its prayprs are ' constantly for the de- eiructioD of peoples and nations that ' . ' . i ! ' i. iu gict T IICUV Ul UULUOUitJ KUU charity equal to the people of j Utah, ia to d of Christianity. ! l have spent twenty-seven of tha beit years of my life in the service of thiB im position and error. I regret it and e that my God and my Savior . 4 -Vw KT ?e' ? 1 d,d .!- I noVieetny ignorance -Jfiew gd to Utah if you jwant tl ; yodJlUfind good people there who ate Christians . You mt find ?a rospejfibut country, rich in natural iconfxies, whichare being rapidly Sped where Genti!e enterprise Mt$lligenc predominate; i but pulpitB lecome acquainted with! their history and their literatare. j If yon do yon will bring disgrace upon vour name arid add aunf bS tuhate i ! cHarh ter to your family history, which your children will be ashamed of to their latest generation. j F f I "Thou hast tried them which say tney PMtleB nd re hot, and nasrfdundathenl Gen. Fitzhnirh T p ofono Unt .! one of iHe ablest iand rrepresen tathres thfeolaritry as everJihad It is forgotton what political party hebelpngs; Teeinember bnlv wbioh-haa vatall Omes furnished thsnaUonwith.hrave soldiflrs AvuwJU3 uuuui ii I ii i ii n DDniinn - f-mm mm WUV4U- ibie 8tamenSeftWe (Washing! ton) PosWntelligencer. TO CBBE A ?OLD IN bjlE DAY Take Laxative 'Brornn' oWit, Tablets -All druggist refund the muuey u u xaijs to cure. 25 cental A Financlnl Puzzle. - t t . " flnanf'P TTm -ia a nroDiem m t which weeubmit to those of our Iwaya loaded lor Hflrs who are a an argument on the money quw 1 tion. - A banker sauntering home lor his dinner sa w a $10 bill lying on the curbstone. Of course he picked it Yp and took the numbers in .r - Ar. ir .finH thfl owner, w ui t. i homQ bis W1f0 remarked thai iul answer to fbutbher bad sent in a bili lor me. mouoting to 810. The only m ja Uhnr? with him was tne m.Lt!v ev he he Ead found, which he gave her, andl she paid the butcner. iot . . . . mi butfchtr paid it to a farmer for a calf and the farmer paid it to the merchant, who in turn paid it i . . to in i the Washerwoman, and she, owing the banker a note of S10, went to the banker and paid her note. The banker , recognized the bill as tne one he had found, and which up to that time had settled $50 of debt On , more careful consideration he found the bill counterfeit. Now will some of our financial friends tell us what has been lost in this transaction, and by whom, if anybody. Exchange. Acclueut On Tuesday. Ge3. Long, a driver of Brown Bros. , was driving a rather spirited horse Tuesday, when the steed be came al m os t u n m an ageable abo u t where Sprine street itersects with Corbin street, and he dashed into Charlie Blair on his bicycle, wound ing Charlie but slight, but doing up the cycle more than a little. Next, he struck John Ury, leaving him skinned, bruised ' : and bleeding, though we we hope not seriously injured. p No San Tose Scale In Greensboro.' :Mr.i Van Lindley writes that it was once thought that the San Jose a jale was on some : ruitn trees in Greensboro, but the most thorough investigations have resulted in as certaining that, the disease is somc thing s milar, but less inclined to spread. It HtTorda no little relief to the fruit-growers; 01 LIVE BUSIJfESS MEI(, i Bell, Harris &;Oo., furniture deaU ers and nndertaker8. . 1 " D J Bostian, racket store -n J)r. N D Fetzer, drug store. x I 'Gannon "&!f.U,At TPr fin. rrla and clothing. . . J , Concord Steam Laundry, laundry. I "Odeli Manufacturing " OoV ideal. ers in general merchandise ; ry 1 ::; G W attersdny wnnleflale deaUr Brown Bros., liverymen; 1 &rJ M Miller, shoe dealers. 3 i' DrV J:t Gibsdndfn t n -; Oraven ;Bros;, .furniture .dealers I A, J & J F Yprket jewelry. Uabarrus Savings Bank Concord "N ati'nnoi Ervin p Smith, groceriej. , 5 L Oraven, coal dealer. r J A 0 jBiackwelder, coal dealer, -i CONCORD : LOJDOE of :v Meets on thA n-: z: - in of 7Z"" yen- te?teae "?f D" W O Hons, li&'i?8 Wd to the fami. ftoudf oDtos rihbSbK S.. . itintylafth yrJ siZ Ii -n :"ra 10 me iamilififl rf 4fftteaCeasQd n8I0ber8 inthTuStoi States. N. D.P&,i W?Lon - R1C H ;3 lb Feather pillows nt. 50.. eaclV. of 95r fir lb 1 ! p .mv ftannpliit f4- to 12c. per 'Wide sheeting 15 to 20c. I Bieacbiug Gl to 10c. ; , , ; , 71 . Fine bleached cambric, same as lonsdale, at 7J, v orth 1 1 . Kice lot of all wool flannels. ' , Outing bt 5 and, 7c. per yard. ; Table damask, blenched or '.turkey red at 25r. per yard. Table oil cloth at 15c. per yard. Floor oil cloth at 25?. per yjirrl. All wool carpet samples at 22i cents per piece. Curtain poles 22c. up. -. Lace curtails G8c. to $4.50 per pair. Chenillo ao S3 50 per pair. Oil shades 25 to 30c. each. r ' liemnants black cashmere 40c. per lb. . . . Eemnints of colored serge at 25c. per yard. Dress lining cambric at del per yard. . Horn dress stays at 2 dozen fr 5cr Safety hooks and eyes, 2c. card. , Safety pins 2 to 7e. per dozen. Royal talcum powder, nicely scented, at 5c. per can. Beautiful line of white goods, fine laces and embroideries sdtable for babies' clothes. I ;i Fine quality of vhite lawn, 40 inches wide, at 12Jc. per yard. Good note paper at 10c. per lb; Eeavy envelopes at 3c. per pack up. Enbber tipped envelopes at 5c. per dozen. White Goods, Embroideries and Hand Made Respectfully D Beginning fl aesdav, yFfary rst, rwe will do aictlystibisi'i! Tq.thpsejWhq have been j running monthly accounts we wilHhave; coupon books amounting -td t)i.uo and. 2.00, which we will selifor.95 cents :andf$i: 90 Mr 4 -iti.--ili mi We "ve added !J5TjSAjil lishment iin xcoanection th uV Jlf W W, business,; .AJl iWbrk best attention. . Clothes, do not omiuK orvoiors flONE KO. 2. . s - i Attorney t Law. ILLi'.tiL-. 5r.'v;?.i,i-' ..5?- m.m m - m . m-m , mm -, i m - - - w Office,tipstaira,in:rKahg : near Postoffice. - ? Jl Ji K-i s T OJ J y: arcl. HEADQCJA. t rERS O G ElR l E S. We are better toreriafed this pa ason than tyer to please the public with BE&irNS ," IN - ... "I Gof n,VOals, TLxk "8hip' Stufi W carrjri:he rj ; T?l Candies, 'So Canned Goods; Soap, 4- liCoffie, Qnsar, Salt,X)lI, Molasses, SfJfSfb. rinware, Elntclies, Etc. in tne conntrj, ond can - give you some sfcaftlid prices 7 Wtfwill buy yonriri.;: y 1 . We are also igenVfbr tie I Q f r ii . ittt'S" vi'I X'l '? 9 9 on. yiil sell a factory-prices, I - i L .WhosaloiLdgaetail grocer. :-r: tfinlS easily rraaket$5.oo to UalJplO.QO.selUnmyJtest Im- .oiAer Winnings Lasts for jrears and sells Bostian GR Cottoii "Spach mi ri Ii I ii II til All 1 1 Vineland, Mtttfl;, Wfites f&t nemade at rate of $2 per .hour- j Jt Hudson, Dickson, Tenn., writes that Se fs making J50 per -monthv Ladles, or i gentlemen SJiw Jvi? sell them... ,One f good . agent Wahtect lit every town; ' Write today for particulars. - D. R WALLACE, - 09 Ctnithvillp. Tenn. 1 . . V

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