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ROMANIA B. PRATT, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, OFFICE—Up stiars, in Old Constitution Building, Residence six blocks east of Post Office, south side of street. Special study has been given to Obstetrics, diseases of Women, and DISEASES of the EYE AND EAR.

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F. AUERBACH & BRO. REMOVED TO THEIR NEW STORE, Nos. 124 & 126 CALL AND EXAMINE Fall and Winter Goods.

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15 Cents! 15 Cents !! BIBLE ALMANAC For the Year of our Lord, 1881 Published by J.H. HEMAN, Salt Lake City, Utah Territory. Ask for it in the Book Stores. Sent by Mail Postpaid.

DR. ELLIS R. SHIPP PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE in Bishop Hunter’s old residence, between Z. C. M. I. and the National Bank. RESIDENCE llth Ward, 7th East Street, between South and 1st South Streets, west wide of street. Obstetrics and Diseases of Women and Children as special- ties.

CLASS IN MIDWIFERY. DR. ROUMWNIA B. PRATT WILL BEGIN A NEW class in Midwifery, in her office, up stairs, Old Constitution tion Building, March 1st, 1881. Students should send their names in time for books to be procured. . TERMS, $30. BOOKS, $12.

CLASSES IN MIDWIFERY—Of the medical students taught by Dr. Romania B. Pratt during last summer in her classes in midwifery, Mrs. Elizabeth Nuttall, of Kanab, Mrs. Jeannette De La Mere, of Tooele City, and Mrs. Sinah P. Bishop, of Salt Lake City, were blessed and set apart by Pres. W. Woodruff and Counselor D. H. Wells, and all passed a satisfactory examina- tion before Dr. J. M. Benedict and Dr. S. B. Young, and received certificates, showing their qualifications and ability to act as midwives, Another Class, consisting of Mrs. M. A. Stod- dard, of Grantsville, Mrs. S. L. Goss, of Salt Lake City, Mrs. A, Woolman, of Spanish Fork, and Mrs. E. Papworth, of Hooperville, finished their course of study last Wednesday, and were blessed and set apart by President Jos. F, Smith assisted by President A. O. Smoot, and in the evening passed a very creditable examination before Dr. S. B. Young and Dr. Ellen B. Fergu- son, each receiving her certificate of competency to act in this special branch of medicine. Hav- ing been duly qualified, as above stated, these sisters are we believe fully worthy of the con- fidence of the people among whom they are to practice their vocation.

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ELLEN B. FERGUSON, | Physician and Surgeon. OFFICE on Main St., Old Constitution Buildings. RESIDENCE on South Temple Street, between 9th and l0th East Streets. Special attention given to Obstetrics, Diseases of Children and Diseases of the THROAT, HEART and LUNGS.

DR. ELLIS R. SHIPP. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE and RESIDENCE over Contributor Office, north Z. C. M. I. Obstetrics and Diseases of Women and Children as special- ities.

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PROSPECTUS OF THE CONTRIBUTOR, Representing the Young Men and Women of Utah. VOLUME THREE. THE Third Volume of the Contributor will commence with October, 1881, number. Each number will contain Thirty-two Pages of choice reading matter. The volume will make a fine library book of nearly Four Hundred Pages. The success attending the first and second years of this magazine justifies the prediction that the new volume will not be excelled by any home publication. The following are a few lead- ing features that will characterize Volume Three: SERMONS AND WRITINGS OF THE PROPHET JOSEPH SMITH. These will appear in each number, being care- fully selected from the discourses and composi- tions delivered during the last four years of the Prophet’s Life. They are upon a variety of im- portant doctrinal subjects, and are full of light and truth, communicated in the most thrilling sentences, which distinguished the delivery of their inspired author. Every Latter-day Saint should be familiar with the sayings of the Prophet. In connection with the sermons will be pub- lished short Biographical Sketches of Joseph and Hyrum Smith. Illustrated with TWO. MAGNIFICENT STEEL PLATE ENGRAVINGS. These engravings are said by the most compe- tent judges to be the finest and most accurate portraits of the Prophet and Patriarch ever pub- lished. They are full page pictures, printed in the most artistic manner, and are alone worth half the price of subscription charged for the magazine. The volume will contain Historical Sketches of the Buchanan Campaign of 1857, being an ac- count of the causes and notable incidents of the Echo Canyon War, taken from original docu- ments. There is no epoch of the history of Utah more romantic and interesting than the period treated upon in this series. Historical, Biographical, Scientific, Literary and Miscellaneous matter, from the pens of Utah’s young people and other writers, will add to the value of the new volume. The Department devoted to Association Intel- ligence will be much improved, containing, be- sides minutes of important meetings, Queries and Answers, Brief Correspondence, Model Pro- grammes, etc. All the members of Associations are requested to employ this department in asking any proper questions that they may desire. Officers of Associations are urgently solicited to take an active interest in the Magazine, writ- ing and procuring suitable matter for its col- umns, and doing all in their power to extend its circulation among the . Presidents of the Y. M. M. I. A. will please act as agents. Terms of subscription, invariably in advance: One year—including Engravings,... Two Dollars. Six Months,... One Dollar and a Half. Steel Engravings of Joseph and Hyrum Smith. India mounted on cards, 9 x 12 inches, for fram- ing, One Dollar and a Half per pair. Agents getting up clubs of Fifteen Annual Subscribers will receive an extra copy and a pair of Engravings for framing, free. Associations getting up clubs of Ten will re- ceive an extra copy free. Volumes One and Two, handsomely bound. For sale at the Office. Price $2.50. Address—JUNIUS F. WELLS, Editor and Publisher, Salt Lake City, Utah. P.O Box 805. Office, first door north of Z. C. M. I. Remittances should be made by P. O. Money Order or Registered Letter.

NOTICE. HAVING PROCURED A MANNIKIN CHART SPE- cimens, etc, I am now prepared to'give instructions in the art of Obstetrics and other branches connected there- with. My class will open Nov. 1st, 1881. Those wishing to join this class will please communicate with me at once, it being necessary to send east for books. Terms: Tuition, 60 Lessons, $30; books, three in number, $12 Address, E. R SHIPP, M. D., Salt Lake City. OFFICE and RESIDENCE in Contributor building first door north of Z. C. M. I.

JUST ISSUED By J. H. HEMAN, Salt Lake City, Utah. BIBLE ALMANAC FOR 1882. (Second Year.) 1S cts. per copy. A liberal discount will be allowed to Canvas- sers. A few copies of last year's Almanac for sale at the same price.

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