Unstinted Service--Inspiration--Goes to the Northwestern States as a Missionary--Health Fails and he Returns--Shocking Death of Son David--Limb Amputated--Patriarchal Blessing--Incident in Logan Temple--Trip to England to Obtain Genealogy. CHAPTER VI. His Life's Mission Found--Extensive Genealogy Obtained--Blessed in His Wives and Children--Death of Wife and Others--Third Marriage--Leg Amputated a Second Time--His Benediction. GEORGE L. FARRELL'S MISSIONARY EXPERIENCE. CHAPTER I. Visits Birmingham Conference--Dying Girl Healed When Administered to--Prediction That She Should Be Baptised Fulfilled--Goes to Utah, Gets Married, Has a Child and Dies--Other Conversions in the Challis Family. CHAPTER II. Mr. Clark's Intolerance--Elder Farrell's Influence Over Him--Baptisms in Stanwick--Clark Family Migrate. PREPARED FOR THE GOSPEL. John Anderson's Search for the Truth--Providential Way in Which He Was First Led to Attend a Meeting of the Saints--Embraced the Gospel--Firm Adherence Thereto. A PREDICTION AND ITS FULFILLMENT. Prediction that an Apparently Barren Woman Would Give Birth to a Son--Its Literal Fulfillment--That Son's Reverence for the Elder Who Made the Prediction. A TONGUE OF UTILITY. Elder Bastian Inspired to Preach in the Danish Language Before He Had Learned It. JUDGMENT UPON AN ANTI-"MORMON." Thug Hired to Assault a "Mormon" Preacher--His Mission Divined by the Elder--A Prediction Concerning the Instigator--Its Literal Fulfillment. Suffering and Service of Thos. Briggs CHAPTER I. WITHERED LIMB RESTORED TO USE--SISTER AND MOTHER INSTANTLY HEALED--SAINTS PRESERVED IN CHOLERA EPIDEMIC--PROPHETIC ADVICE TO THE BRIGGS FAMILY--CONSEQUENCES OF FAILURE TO FOLLOW IT--VOYAGE TO AMERICA--THE MOTHER HEALED IN ANSWER TO PRAYER--SATANIC THREAT FULFILLED IN MOTHER'S DEATH--SICKNESS AND RECOVERY OF THOMAS--HIS MARRIAGE--PREMONITION OF DEATH--DEATH OF FATHER. BROTHER THOMAS BRIGGS, of Bountiful, Utah, a man who is noted for his zeal and integrity, has had a rather eventful life, the principal incidents of which he has had reduced to a type-written narrative for the benefit of his posterity. From this compilation and information otherwise obtained, the following items are culled: He was born August 20, 1832, at Newark, Notting-hamshire, England. When six years of age he removed with his parents to Hull, where his father owned and operated a small vessel that plied about the coast and on the rivers, where the water was too shallow for large ships to navigate. His parents were religious people, but dissatisfied with the sects of the day, and therefore not members of any of them.