Print, a two-frame image, shows in the left frame, Brigham Young's successor walking up stairs in hat and coat with a candle and a cane; in the right frame, his dozen wives cavorting in bed
Alternative Title:
He can't forget the days when he was young and He can't forget the days when he was young, comic song
Description:
Title from caption above and below the image. and On lower left of sheet: (copyright) one penny, plain; two-pence, colored.
Print, as a satire on polygamy and Mormon faith, shows within a barrel-roofed hall, a bearded man in night cap, dressing gown, pajamas, and slippers with a candle in hand leading a crowd of women in night gowns up stairs to a room labelled: The holy apostles bedroom
Alternative Title:
Come along my dears (to the council chamber)
Description:
Title from caption above and below image. and On lower left of sheet: copyright--one penny, plain; two-pence, coloured. E. Smith & Co., 11 Kirby Street, Hatton Garden.
Print is a satirical memorial to Brigham Young; it depicts his bedstead in which his place is empty alongside fifteen wives; a row of children in numbered cribs on the floor at the foot of the bed; his pants draped over the bed; his hat and coat hang on a wall hook
Alternative Title:
Brigham Young's bedstead, And the places which knew him once, shall know him no more for ever, and Si monumentum circumspec. For his monument look around!
Description:
Title from caption above image. and On lower left of sheet: copyright one penny.
