Notice
Times and Seasons, vol. 3, p. 909
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
From the circumstance growing out of the pretended exposures of John C. Bennett, a rumor has gone abroad that the Nauvoo House has ceased to progress. This is therefore designed to inform the brethren of the churches throughout the United States and elsewhere, that the work is still progressing as in times past. It is true we have little or no means to carry on the work, nor have we at any time had a sufficiency of means to go on with that rapidity we would wish. But if no preventing providence we will progress with the work until its final completion, and hereby call upon the brethren to take stock in the house if they have not, that the hands of the laborers may be strengthened thereby.
GEORGE MILLER, P. N. H. A.
The Hebrew priest, when they appeared before the Lord, performed the service with naked feet a symbol of veneration. See Exodus 3: 5.--Josh. 5: 15. Now a days the world's priests wear boots or shoes well blacked as an act of decorum and not see God.