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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-14

CHICAGO, April i3.--To use n popu-
lar expression, the Southern California
orange carnival sis out Of sight.v To.
night was the opening night, and no
less than twenty-five thousand people
were crowded Into tho southern end Of
the old Exposition building, In which
the exhibit was displayed. The at.
tendance surpassed the expectations Of
the managers OF the affair, and wns
certainly "a surprise 10 tho many people
who were turned away from the door,
unable TO gain admittancc. The fair
undoubtedly scored n tremendous hit
In Chicago, and the attendance
for the remainder o. the stay
will undoubtedly be very large. Five
hundred thjusand oranges, denly
grouped, arranged and constructed
into forms aud structures never before
seen In this city bcnmcJ on the throng,
which gooi.na,urcdly Jostlcd shoulder
to shoulder through the evening,
which was, II anything, too warm for
the season, aud incidentally called at
tention 10 the GLORIOUS climate Of Call
fornia." The Chicago mombcrs Of tho
Western Association Of California
Pioneers, sixty In number, attended
the exhibition In body, accompanied
by the Second Regiment band, which
during the evening rendered n splcn.
did programme, to tho ediilcation Of
tn. great throng assembled. Tho old
pioneers brought with them many
young folks, TO whom thoy discourscd
Of thp glorious land beyond the Sierras
and its possibilities.
Late In the evening there was n
gathering Of ''i0crs" la u small room
In the southeast corner OF the building,
aud several speeches were made aud
stories OF early experiences In the Gold
en- State ccounterud. This speakers
were J. NJ. Studcbaker, who made the
ist wagon and frat sleigh made In
Dsilfocnta, north Of Sacramento.
Charles +. jackson also spoke, and
Addison Ballard, who made the flint
Vanished coiiius ever made In the
Golden state, made spirited address.
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WASHINGTON, April lathe letter
Of cnitcd states Treasurer Huston re-
signing the position aud the Prcsl.
dents acceptance of the snmc, dated
April 18th, are made public today.
The resignation takes effect upon the
appointment aud qualification Of Illus.
toms successor, Nobekcr, who, II Is
understood, viii succeed Huston ~
Treasurer. Nebekcr called Mt the
White House this morning and had u
talk with the President.
The President late this afternoon mp.
pointed Enos IL. Ncbckor Of Indiana
United States Treasurer, Vice Huston,
resigned.
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There are many taking features In
the April Hide dicdko, with Its frontis-
piece OF White Lilies: "Chollemyisse
Afflicted Holiday" by the author OF
"Cape Cod Folks:" "Egg.rolling at
tho White House" on Easter Monday,
by Prof. Mason Of the Smithsonian In
stitute; qulntettc Of admirable short
stories, "rho Mysterious Choir Boy -
by Henry kirke White, Jr.,
"lIopR Wings Sea Voyage"
by Elizabeth Cumipgs, "rhn Story
OF my Bank Book" by Louisa Trum.
BUN Cogswell, "a Lost story" by
Anna Leach, and "rho Cock OF Sc.
hast9pol,n by NJ. NJ. Steele; two
Natural History papers, "a Precious
Bug" by Amanda A. Harris, and
"Conccrning Bats" by Grant Allen;
an exquisite Mothcr-Song by Mr.
Mary T.. Blake aud Tuscan
"Stornelli," by Mrs. Cavazza with u
beautiful picture by Irving r. wiles;
an outspokon Margarct-patty Letter,
by Mrs. William Claiiin, aud no end OF
short articles, pictures and poems.
The serials ARE captivating this month;
give Little Peppers Grown Up" by
Margaret Sidney, "Cab and ChbD0se,' p
10y Kirk Munroe, and "Marietta',
Good Times" by Marietta Ambrosi
u. Dothrop Company, Publishers
Boston.
The Cassell Publishing Company
have In the press humorous aud 70
mantle book by John hell Bouton, en-
titled "rhe Enchanted; mn authenti,
account OF the strange origin OF Tia,
New Psychical Club"
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One Of tie most interesting Of literary
relies IL mn autograph manusprlpt, In
the collection OF Mr.. Il. w. Childs Of
"rhe Italian Bride" m Original
tragedy by John Howard PAYNE, the
author OF "Home Sweet Home" II
In Ia four acts, and was written for
Charlotte Cushman, but II was never
produced, and II has never been
printed. Payne left two manuscript
copies Of his play. One was given %
his friend, Mr.. James Rec-, well
known literary man OF Philadelphia,
from whom II passed directly TO Mr..
Chllds. II consists OF nisety-six page.
entirely In the handwriting Of Payne
himself, with only few lead pencil
marks aud some stage directions on
the alternate blank pages.-EI.
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CHICAGO, April i3.-Gcneral I,aum,
Commissioner Of Pensions, Ii seriously
III Mt the Grand Pacific Hotel. He has
been ailing for several weeks with u
cold and symptoms Of the grip. lie
came 10 Chicago u short time ago, In
hopes that rest would build him up.
lie has, however, not improved and
this morning was very III.
DETROIT, April l3.-Gcneral Algor,
who has been confined 10 his bed over
week, In improving rapidly.
WAsnINUToS, April l3.-Attorney.
General Miller In again confined 10
bis residence by illness. Secretary
Tracy Ia also nj home with a severe
cold.
WAsBISoToS, April l3.--At n late
hour tonight the condition Of Rear,
Admiral Shufeldt Is critical.
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The Recall Of United States Minister 10
Italy. Porter, Looked Upon
~ Probable.
VIOLATION or rHr CONTRACT La
soR Law IN OMAHA.
ny Telegraph to the Srwsi
The situation IL not Improved. u II
said.


NEW York, April ia.--A Washing
ton special 10 the COnmerciut jdvcT.
tiscr says There IL n possibility that
the correspondence between Blaine
and Rudlnl win 10 given out this
evening or tomorrow morning. de'
ponds upon the decision OF the Pfcti.
dent. The situation IL not improved
rs regards tho relations between the
United States and Italy, aud whether
II occurs now or later, the recall OF
Porter and the complete rupture OF
diplomatic relations Ia likely. Failing
10 ret satisfaction, Italy will have 10
make some demonstrations Of displcas.
ure. What Hho already has done
might lie sufficient demonstration II
made after we failed to comply with
her demands, but her minister having
been recalled before the oilenso shc
must seek some other expression OF
dispieasure after the 0fiensc 10 make
complete the diplomatic rupture. This
IL the least hhc can do, having already
done ~ much, and II IN the most she
can afford to do, In fac. Of the compll-
cations In European aiiairs and the
poverty OF her treasury.
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the records for such offsets, and here
are some OF those he has already dis.
covered on the accounts Ot quotas Of
arms. ammunition, etc, on record up
10 1881: California, ssll0; Georgia,
si22n. Illinois. Si7,i5s. Michigan,
5000, Minnesota. sjSai; Oregon, Sb172;
Virginia, s9diJ; Wisconsin, b21i; New
Mexico. sj5gI; Washington, $500.
Hal the Old law continued In force
any " these States might have made
the account square by diminishing the
amounts Of thclr acquisitions, hut after
the new militia law Of 1857 passed, this
course could not he pursued.
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Does Not Feel at Liberty 10 Decline the
Vermont Senatorship n offered
10 Him.
THE PRESIDENTIAL PARTY LEAVES
WASHINGTON.
Judgment In the Customs Cases Of See.
berger Affirmed by the United
States Supreme Court.
PROCTOR INTERVIEWED.
The Ramors Abont MS Resignation
tnfouuded.

WAHrSoToS, April l8.--Secrctary
Proctor, In MI interview with an Asso-
ciatvd Press representative, says all the
rumors that he has any present intcn.
ton % resigning are without fonda.
tlOn. His relations with the President
aud his associates are OF the most bar.
monious character. With respect TO
the Vermont senat0rship, lie finds that
many " his friends are anxious that
he should succeed Edmunds. Should
the position, In due time, be offered
him, with the hearty approval and good
VIII OF the people VI Vermont, the See
rotary should scarcely feel ut liberty to
decline. Edmund's resignation does
Governor Page has plenty Of time to
carefully watch the matter.
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Colonel Williams Talks About His Bro.
ken Promincs. Heavy Blows
and Rigorous Measures.
TWO FACTS ABOUT the ITALIAN
TROUBLE.
Another Distinguished American. Gen.
cral Francis J. spiu,ia. Passes
Beyond the Veil.
MS Name Said To he Terror to Native
Africans.

NEW YoRS, April l3.--Slill another
attack Is made on Henry NJ. Stanley.
lhis time II comes from Colonel Geo.
w. Williams, author Of 'sColored
Troops In Rcbcllion," aud who mas
been for some timc In the employ Of
the koDgo Free State. In sn opcr
letter To King Leopold he attacks the
government OF tho kOngo, and says
Stanley grossly misrcprcscnted the
character ~ the country. Instead Of
being fertile and productive, II II
sterile and unprUductlvo; nor viii this
condition OF affairs change until the
natives shall 10 taught by Europeans
the dignity, utility and blessing Of
labor. Stanlcy'a name, says Williams,
produces u shudder among the simple
FOLKS. They remember his broken
promises, heavy blows and the rigorous
measures by which they were mulctcj
Of their lands.
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IL one which IL guaranteed to bring
you satisfactory results, or In case Of
failure a return Of purchase price. On
this safe plan you can buy from our
advertised Druggist bottle OF DIR.
Kings New Discovery for Consutnp-
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In every case, when used for affection
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Consumption, Inflammation OF Lungs,
Bronohiiis, Asthma, Whooping Cough,
Group, etc,, etc. II Is pleasant and
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can always be- depended upon.
Trial bottles mes at A. @. Smith a
Cos. Drug stores. Ia
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TIM CENTRAL LABOR LAW.
"a IL said to IIay. Besn Gro~sty vio.
lated la Omaha.

CHICAGO, April l3.--Spccial Immi.
grafton Agent Lester OF Sptingvilie
arrived here today. lie IL preparing n
voluminous report for Secretary
Foster. ~ hav. Just returned from
OMAHA" he said, "and | can promise
you sensation In the course OF ten
days. have been making an invcsti.
CATION there, and have evidence that
the contract nlien.labor law has been
and il being grossly violated. Certain
large concerns thcr. employ "A large
number Of men and have been Import
ing alien labOrers Ia direct defiance OF
the law. II Will DO big surprise, rs
the concerns Implicated are known all
over tnc world and have u reputation
for honesty that has been unq questioned.
There aro also several other cities
where the investigation proved the law
was being violated, but Ia no place are
the cascs No fragrant as In Omaha"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-14

When you make up your mind to
take Hoods SarsSparllla, do not be in
duced to buy some other preparation
Ia as good a. Huod's" and all that, but
the peculiar merit Of HOODS Sarsap-
arilla cannot be equallod. Therefore
have nothing to DO with substitutes
aud insist upon having Hoods Sanap.
arilla, the best blood purifier and
building.up medicins 8
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We desire to say TO our citizens, that
LOT years We have been selling DR.,
Kings New Discovery for Consump.
ton, DR.. Kings New Life Pills, Buck.
lens Arnica salvo and Electric Bit.
ters, and have never handled remedies
that sell as well, or that have given
such universal satisfaction. We do
not hesitate TO guarantee them every
time, and We stand ready to refund
the purchase price n satisfactory re-
suits do not follow their use. These
remedies have won their great popu.
larity purely on their merits. A, q,
Smith a Co., Druggists.
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WASHINGTON, April 10. - Many
States that expected to realize tho en-
tire amount OF their contributions 10
the direct tax are 10 be disappointed.
a scrutiny OF the retunding act by the
First Comptroller has satisfied him
that the United States government
may claim oiise,s against all the
States wherein tho tax was not collect
ed from individuals directly by the
government. He has been searching
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-14
THE CHICAGO ELECTION.
The Besrd Of Election Commissioners
H~sumc the Canvass.

CHICAGO, April lathe Board Of
Election Commissioners this morning
resumed the Official canvass Of the
votes east ut tho Inst election. The
First ward was canvassed Saturday
aud the board to-day took up the
second ward. When completed, two
prccincts subject 10 later revision, the
result for Mayor, compared with the
returns made ON the night Of the
election, showed q gain OF four for
Cregigr( Democracy aud losses Of seven.
teen by Hempsted washburn Re.
publicanl, sixty-nino by Elmer Wash
burn (Citizen), aud thirty.four by
Harrison lind. Democracy.
The only change In the Third ward
was gain OF one vote by Morgan.
The only change In the Fourth ward
was loss Of nineteen votes by Elmer
Washburn.
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NEW YonK, April la.--I,eports have
been current for some days In the sugar
market that combination has been
formed between the sugar trust, all the
Eastern reflnerers and the Wholesale
Grocer' 4 ,ciation 10 acquire COM
plete cont of thu sugar trade. IL IL
known that negotiations have been
pending between tho independent re-.
liners, the trust and the Wholesale
dealers TO handle all the sugar refined
In this country and boycott the refined
sugars OF foreign countries. 80 far the
deal has resulted only In an association
Of the rennen.
1t was stated today that Claus
Bpreckels, Il. q. knight, Harrison
4 Frazer and all the Independent
reiiners have entered Into an agree.
ment with the trust 10 work In har.
mony with Its Managers aud produce
only their pro rata share Of this entire
production, which will be- limited to
the sales made Ia advance by the
wholesale groces. One OF tho largest
sugar dealers In the city said, IN refer.
ence TO the agreement:
"rhe rcfincrs are now making only n
profit OF onr-fifteenth OF cent on sugar
handled by them. They are restricted
to this profit because at threo-eighths Of
u cent per pound between the cost OF
the reiined and the selling price, foreign
beet sugar would come 10 the market
In such quantities m 10 prevent the
placing Of the product u the American
fenneIs. To-day kilograms were re-.
ceived asking for quotations on German
beet sugar, aud that article, favored as
It Ia by u high bounty to the producer
by the German government, IL looking
up promptly M q menace to the refining
business here. There will be no attempt
10 boycott II, however, but individual
refners and the trust, acting together,
will take whatever steps they deem
necessary to prevent any foreign rein.
er OF sugar finding market here"
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Alta Dinner Party In New York, Given
In Honor Of JcfIerson's
Birthday.
AFFAIRS IN THE CONE aCcions
CONTINUE QUIT.
A Combination Formed 10 Control the
Sugar Trade and Boycott For
eIgu Producers.
THE Democrats In New York Ceie.
brnte ~.

Iue UemoeFhts W Vow nosa WV
brnte ~.
NEW York, April lathe gov
crnors " the democratic clubs OF this
city gave dinner tonight In honor OF
Jciierson's birthday. BESIDES ex-
President Cleveland and Governor Az.
bolt OF Now Jersey, many prominent
local democrats were present. FIX.
President Cleveland was the principal
speaker. In tho course Of his remarks
he said:
"rhis Is peculiarly time when the
democratic party should lies mindfui OF
its relations to tho country, Of Its re.
sponslbilitics M the guardian Of sacred
principles and OF IL duty 10 a confid.
Ing people. Kindness 10 danger and
neglect Of party organizations and dis-
cipliue are Invitations to defeat. We
shall court disaster II We are lax In our
advocacy Of this creed which we pro-
Tess, and we may expect humiliating
failure and disgrace when we encour-
age or tolerate those who, claiming Eel.
lowship with us, nccdIcssly and from
the worst OF motives, seek 10 stir up
strife aud SOW discord In the counscls
OF cur party,v
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wAsiiiSuToS, April A. General
Spinola died at l;25 this TUESDAY
morning. Francis J, Spinola was born
on Long Island Ia 1921. He took an
active part In politics ami served In the
State Assembly six and In the senate
four years. Ho was q delegate 10 the
democratic national convention ut
Charleston In 1850. when the war
broke out he organized four regiments.
Into brlgrade and accompanied them
TO the field rs brigadier Of volunteers.
He served throughout the war with
credit and then re.entered political
life In New York. He was elected to
the Finicth, Fifty-iirst and FIFTY.
second Congresses an democrat.
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BED COMFORTS AT A SAC
RlFICE AT DlNWOODEY'S

Several years ago Chamberlain a Co.,
Of Des Moines, Iowa, commenced the
manufacture Of n cough syrup, believ-
Ing II 10 DO the most prompt and rella.
bio preparation yet prOduced for coughs,
colds and Group; that the public appre.
cilto true MORT, and In time II was
certain To become popular. Their most
sanguine hopes have been more than
realized. Over three hundred thou
rand bottles Of Chnmberiain's Cough
Remedy are now sold each year, and
II Is recognized al "the best made
where ever known. II will cure .
severe cold In less lime than any other
treatment. For sale by z. q. NJ. l.
Drug Dept dAs
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To Protest Against Ind Municipal
Authorities.

LONDON, April i3.-Ten thousand
striking weavcrs assembled at Bradford
today 10 protest against the action OF
the municipal authorities Ia forhidding
u meeting which the strikers had ar.
ranged for yesterday. Tho police vain.
" tried TO dispcrse the gathering.
Finally the riot net was read and tn,
military summoned. The soldiers
Joined forces with the police and n
combined charge was made upon the
ranks Of the stubborn strikers. The
fercest struggle ensued, but the
strikers were unable TO resist the In.
creased force aud were compelled TO
retreat before the bayonets and batons.
The police used their batons very free.
~ and many strikers were injured.
Several police Were also hurt during
the fight.
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CHICAGO, April l3.-Ailss Couzins'
trouble with the executive committee
OF the board OF lady managers over her
claim To the position Of secretary to said
committee, has been taken official
cognizance OF by tho National Com.
mission. President Palmer, who Is
now In Florida, IN endeav0ring 10 ar
range meeting Of the board Of con.
troll 10 take action In tho matter.
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The western states Commercial Con.
gress.

KANSAS CITY, April lS.--A mum.
Der Of delegates arrived here today TO
attend the first Western States Com
mercial Congress In this city tomorrow.
The need OF the congress, as set forth
in the Kansas Legislatures resolution,
was suggested by the demand coming
from the people for clearer light upon
those questions which affect their
material welfare. The West and South
are seeking an adjustment to the con-
ditions which resulted from their mar
Vicious growth, and TO promote that ond
win be one OF the objects OF theconven-
ton, The interests of the two sections
are reciprocal and the welfare OF both
demands closer commercial relations.
The Congress will not be wholly "A
Western affair. There will be- read
papers from Erastus Wiman on re.
cipruCiiy, Edward Atkinson on the
money question, anu several from
! other prominent Eastetnes.
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MfSSEAroLIs, April lathe effect
Of the McHalc anti.tight bill was seen
tonight nj the Lyccum Theatre, where
mn opera company produced the
"Chimes OF Normandy" Ia bloomor
costume. There was q packed house,
but the music and librrtlo were lost
sight u In the rldiculousncss Of tho
affair.
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CHICAGO, April lathe Federal
grand jury today again took up the In.
vestigation OF this charge that Secretary
Gibson Of the whisky trust conspircd
TO destroy tho Shufeldt iIstillery.
District Superintendent rubbs Of the
Western Union Telegraph Company
was examined M 10 certain kilograms.
District Attorney Gilchrist says tho
statute under which tho indictment
against Gibson Is sought Is very weak
and II IL doubtful whether conviction
could be secured under 1t In case an
Indictment was found.
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CIsciSSAII, April l3..-Thc Meth.
odist ministers Of Cincinnati took ac.
ton at their meeting this morning
looking toward the preventing Of the
American Association from playing
baseball In the city ON Sundays. A
committee was appointed To ask the
Mayor 10 cooperate In enforcing the
law against Sunday games.
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ST. AUGUSTINE, April Bishop
Gilmore OF Cleveland, who has been III
for long time, died tonight.
Boston, April l3.-Hiram w. Blan.
chard, tho noted abolitionist, died At
his home In Neponsei, Mass, this
morning, aged 50.
la PORTE, Ind, April i3.-Andrcw
u. Osborn, ex.judge OF the Supreme
Court Of Indiana, died today, aged 20.
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LINCOLN, Nsb., April l3.-Gand
Master Newman OF tho Trainmen's
motherhood has ordered all this strik-
Ing switchmcn 70 70 10 work, and de-
clnres the statements OF tho Switch.
mems brotherhood, la asserting that
the rfainm.n's brotherhood would up
hold the strike, was unwnrrantcd. Thi.
practically ends tho strike, NJ the yari-
men eau DO nothing without this train.
mems assistance. Sweeny refuses to
talk
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Psesssssis and Bseachtsis Carry 81
Que third Of she llasnAa
Mace.

II IL not generally known that
Pneumonia and Bronchitis carry on
one third Of the human race, but such
are the facts, and what IL more sur
prising, both ofthc above diseases result
nom nrslecting. common ordinary
cold. A cough should mover be neg
lected. lfit is, every time you catch
cold you cough harier, and It sticks by
you longer. Billiards. Horehound
Syrup Is the best remedy in the world
for Pneumonia, Bronchitis aud all
throat and lung troubles. II you have
any throat trouble, call for Ballard's
Horehound Syrup and take no other.
lions Cooperative Mercantile Insti.
tuition, Agents. IL
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LONDON, April IA sensation was
caused In social circles throughout
England by the fact that warrant
had been issued for the arrest OF Cap
tain EdmuDds Hope Ncrney, member
Of Parliament for North BucklDghnm-
shire. Captain Nerncy IL charged with
procuring n girl for Immoral purposes.
II IL said that Nerney escaped from
England, and Is now hiding on the
continent.
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Miss Emeline Z. Hanna. missionary
for First Baptist Church, Troy, N. Y,
says; 81 am glad to stale that DR..
David Kennedy's Fayoriie Remedy, OF
Rondout, \. ", cured me Of Catarrh
OF the Bladder, Kidney trouble and
Constipation. would add that always
used the Favorite Remedy with the
consent OF my physician.