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Our little one was Sick and the sickness
pressed her sore;
We sat beside her bed and we felt her
hands and head.
And IN our hearts We prayed this one
prayer d er and Ger:
Come 10 Us Christ the Lord, utter
thine oid-time word,
Taliiha cumirf
And as the night wnrc on and the fever
fiolned more high,
4 new lock burned and grew in the eyes
OF tender blue
Still louder Ia our hearts uproae the voice
less cry.
70. Lord 81 love and might. say once
ain tonight.
'fallttA, cuni,'
And then and tben--f7e came; we saw Him
not, but felt.
And lie benz above the child. and she
ceased 70 moan and smiled;
And although we heard no sound as
around the he'd we kneit.
Cur souls were made aware Of the man
data IN the air.
palitEa, cufnil
And as At the dawn's fair summons faded
the morning star.
Holding the Lords hand close the child
We loved arose,
And With Him took her way to a country
far away
And We would not call her dead Tor II
vas His voice that said
Talitha, cumif
Susan Coolidge.
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Soislis4e Mas February f4-After
many unsuccessful attempts. the CREW OF
ME wrecked Schooner Minnie Rowan was
taken on Ills mnrnirg by the station
boat The tide was well oalt ana ths
water comparatively smooth Tine men
were exhausted and the captain was ID
seventy Injured that nc MAJ 10 Be car-
rlsd from the boat to house near b..
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A Valuable Pocket.Piece.

An esteemed Ogden friend forwards
the following admirable collection Of
moral gems, aud suggs Is Its reproiue.
ton In the NEWS. We gladly comply.
The clipping 10 evidently from the
Idtrioto american Youth!
Among tho passengers drowned from
tho Henry Clay, which was burned on
the HUDSON u number OF years ago,
was the Hon. stephen ALEU-, who had
been mhyOg Of New YORK. In mis-
p0cket.b0Jk was found the following
printed slip, 90 worn ~ 10 show that lts
owner frequently read o., 90 We nope
every TeAuer u Patriotic dmcr,odH
Youth Will dO!
"Nrsp good company or none.
Never DO idle. II your hands can't
be utgiully employed attend 10 the
cultivation Of your mind. Always
Tell tho truth. Make few pf0mlsos.
Live up 10 your engagements. Keep
your own secrets II YOU have any.
Whom you peak 10 person look him
In the lace. Good company hud "a.
versgt.0n nro the very slnews OF viz
tue. q Od character IL above Nil
things else. Your character cannot be
otsenually Injured except by your own
acts. II any Onr speak evil oi you let
your lie DO 10 that none will believe
him. Drink no intoxicating liquors.
Ever live (mlsiOrtune eXcrptuu) within
your Income. When you retire to bed,
think over what you have been
doing during the Jay. Make no haste
10 ge, ricn n you would prosper. Small
anu steady gains give Competency with
Tranquil mind. Never play At any
game VI chance. Avoid temptation,
through fear you.may not Withstand n.
Earn money before you spend II.
Never borrow n you can possibly
avoid II. DO not m rfy untii yGu nfc
able to support a wife. Never speak
owl of Any one. BE just before you
are generous. Keep yourself innocent
II you would be- happy. Save when
you are young q spend when you nfO
old. Read over tho auovo mExims ut
leas; once week"
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Passed to Rest.

Yesterday afternoon Thomas Cornell
died at his homo In this city, Of par
alysis and pneumonia. Brother Cor
nell had been a patient sufferer for tue
past three years from ono oi the all
ments which contributed TO his DEATH
aud about three weeks ago his puiler.
ings became very scute. The deceased
wns 90 years NJ age, aud n native OF
London, England.
Elder Cornell came TO Utah Ia 1851 4.
FOR eight years prior to that date he
WIS president OF the North Lon.
don branch OF the Church,
anu In that capacity will 10
well remembered 10y tho mission
arlns who laOOred in tnat rart " the
country. Ho was faithful aud cprr'
ge,io IA oil his duties, his ID o bong
that OF consistent LsiteI-lay SalLL
10 was quiet, unnpsuming man, arm
In his rrlisIouu conviction, amt Ios-
sesscd OF the faculty. Of making frleuds
Of those with whom he bee me sss1c:-
ateu. In this regard he did "a COED
work ia spreading lhe Gospel. A most
Of friends viii sympa,hiao with tho
family In their bereavement. The
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-03

Tho above portrait &. that of Mis-,
Martha Hunt Mi.s Hunt IL oightoon
years " ago aud has suffered from
cataifh since she was months old. Uor
condition before treatment IN bouor
gwen IN hor own words. ShN says.
As carly asl can remember have
had caiarrh. NJ nose would SION IN
nrst one sido then the other, shooting
pains IN the head, continual haW king
and splitting, caused by tho mucus dr0p.
ping from the head into tho throat this
kept my throat dry and sore.
Roaring and ringing nolsOs la tho
ears, In fact my head seemed always full,
~ though II wore going to butst.
My sleeps WorO disturbed by horrible
dreams, and 10 was Impossible Tor mo to
80. moro than four hours sleep, then in
tho morning, upon arising, / seemed
lircd aud worn out.
81 hai no appetite, aud what id oit
noemed to distress me, lying heayil" on
INV stomach.
This was my condition when be.
ginning treatment with Drs. Shores &
shores, aud ever since tho iirai treatment
began to improve.
LET me nov state that after thorough
scientific and systematic course OF troit-
ment, such a. is only given by Drs.
shores a shores, am almost entirely
cured.
81 have no more headaches, no roaring
noisos IN tho ears, no moro hawking and
splitting, ! hear well, and my appetite IN
perfect IN fact ! can say am we'll, aud /
heartily recommend tho trea ment given
by Drs. Shore, q Shores"
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Of the greatest muslin underwear
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Uuo.
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Wiih all Kinds ~ unIerW oar worth much
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OUR % CENr TABLE-f.adios hno
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uiusior OF ,ucks ~ GEMS.
Ladies' nne Muslin Drawers extra well
made inch hem cluster Of tual0s 20
cents.
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Win inch embroidered ruiliu and clus-
Yer Of iucks 90 cents.
Ladies' nno Cambria chomise shirt.
Win deep hom ruiilo aud cluster Of tucks
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ladies extra fine Cambria Corset Cover,
square neck with neat cggo around neck
aud sleeve % cents.
ta1l.svcrv olrgin. Corso, Cover, V
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Ncvor has any sale boon 40 carefully
prepared a. this.
90 Gent TABfi,--tnlIo, fine Muslin
unwns tucked yoke with cauibrlo runio
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Ladies Muslin Chemiso with V trim.
ming Of tucks and inserting 80 cents.
ladies worry nno Muslin Chcmlso
square neck with inch linen lace trim.
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tucks, fn.l sleeves and cambrlc rom
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with inch embroidered rufilo and
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OUR eLOl TAuLE-fadlss elegant
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THE SMOKE CONSUMER.
u. G. NJ. 1. Equipped with the Device
Ioday.-lloW II Is Operated
by Olher Companies.

The vast volumes OF dark, heavy and
sooty smoke which have 10 long
hovered over lho city and which have
teen the cause Of 20 much anxiety and
worry on tine part Of municipal logis'
lstoTs It Is now expected will fast dii-
appear from tho otherwise clear and
beautiful atmosphere Of this region.
This desirable change II 10 hoped
will be- wrought by tho introduction
aud use Of tho Hutchison Water Gas
Furnace by tho companies operating
The largest furpHce-, boilers and en-
glnss, anu from whose premises huge
smOktH.Acks atise.
The work Of equlpping the u. C.M.I.
plant was finished today and tbs To-.
! suit glpsaTs W bo gratifying In the cK-
| IRENE. Tho consumer has already
| been applied with beneficial results 10y
the Electric Light company At It's big
I works here, while but little smoke n
I sscn arising from the Tompleton hotel
\ furnace where tho devise IL In use.
| The NEWS furnace, too, has been fitted
up with this anti.smOke agent and the
Indications arc that IL will do the work
It is designed to do. The Salt Lake
City railway company has contracted
TO make a test and II the result l. as
satisfactory NJ anticipated grateful
public will cling its praises. rhenethod
| OF operation or consumption II the In
| ttOluctiOn Of oxygen and hydrogen
into tue futGaco which unitea with the
carbon Of the coal emoko making n COM
plete combination forming a water
gas which b burned directly over the
flames. A syTies Of inJeutuTs are placed
IN the hrnuce, each having capacity
| u 5000 cublI feet VI air an hour.
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william unI vIsi, uI.marc,..

BrRLIN, Feb. 1.-THE Hnmburgischo
Correspondent shys It ~ considered GER
tin 1T Fntdilcnuuhe that Emperor
journey TO Ki0hl the middle Of Fobru.
fty 10 visit Prince Bismarck. In
WV Of the empgror's approaching
WISH preparations have already boon
commenced TO decorate the railroad
station. Tho otJec, Of tho cmpeior's
NHtt klrhl Is 40 administer thu oath
Of allegiance to recruits OF the marine
uarg.
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.ClTlRRH POSITIVELY CURED
AT the Zion Medical & Surgical
Institute.
MISS MARTHA HUNT WAS AFFLICTED
FOR IS YEARS
Her Suffering Better Described IN
Her Own Words.
COME now, AFTER WHILE WILL Bt T00uIE


Can Catafrh 10 curedf
That II tho quostu on 90 ulCn asked.
Doyou believe il cau9 Iison'
ir Carl Seller, ~ the Bellevue Medical
College Hospital Of Now lut. ci s. and
Tho author n she grGalca. work known In
diseases Of tho nose and thron. Gays:
"Ont of the sixty millions NJ people VI
the United States ATTY Iino million nave
cainrrh. II IL 10 often newlcciuI and soon
becomes ~ serious tbs, 10 j. thought 10
DO incurablo. hut lei no state that u
given the proper treatment % can poHi-
lively be cured"
nrs. Shores & Shores uso Dr Carl
gullof'a treatment Tor all Catarrhal
ttouhiea. and their success H. wOll known
TO tho readers u this paper.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-03

CHICAGO, Feb. 2,-rhc Union Pa.
clfic today refused 10 tea parry TO tue
raising OF the sii.6O bssing rste now in
effect between ihe Missouri Tivor and
the Pacific coasl, On tho ground that
1t would nave a disastrous effect Ola 10
local business. Tue Interested lines
were ia session todny 10 endeavor TO
prevent uiter democrat zation OF ttauf-
continental traffic, but nothing was
accomplished. Tne search for remedy
will continue tomorrow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-03

CALCUTTA. Feb. a.--Serious riots,
resulting from an attempt Of the
authorities 10 collect revenue, occurred
at Gahutai aud MRngoldai, ON the
Assaui frontier. At MangoldM the
police fired ON mob teslstIug the
officers and killed fifteen. Rein.
fotcements have been sent TO both
places for tho purpose OF preserving
order,
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AnErrntlnn rrlnee MIs.lnr.

BERLIN, Feb. 2. - ASST Hasaan, a
young Egyptian noblennn serving ~
the Fitst Dmgooua, has disappeared.
The affair hss created a sensation, as
the pfince is well known Ia social cir.
cies. lie had borrowed heavily OF
money lenders AMI hai been moulded
by the colonel OF dragons he must
arrange ior tue payment OF his debia
within specified lime. IL IL believed
that he was unable 10 comply with the
requirements aud has nsl, Ia com.
pauy with an actress, on whom he had
iavishuI much money.
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connrmrdbr tho asnate.

wAsIiNuroS, Feb. THE Senate
today confirmed the following nom -
ntiOnt;
John Y. Gifloy, collector Of customs,
District OF Los Angeles, Cal.
Registrars OF LAM tfilccs - IhOmas
J. Bolton, Los Angeles; Scion B. Pat
rick, Vissalin, Cal.
Frank Is. Roberts, consul ut Noagle',
Mexico.
3. N. Dodsou, postmaster at saria
Clara.
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wants to see Us.

BERLIN, Feb. g. The morning
papers state that at the last court ban
tie emperor converted unreseryediy
with high Official upon the eutlsct
Of England aud the United States.
lie tail hu was extremely anxious 20
lscome better acquainted with tho
United States aud very deslrousto make
visit to America anu get impressions
by pefsOuni ObseIyhtiOu,
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-03

Near Little Grow creek, about forty
miles from Greeley. Colo, NJ. A..
Bunker aud a, Is. Hilton while hunt.
ing stock last week discovered n large
quantity OF cones partly pottliied.
They are the remains OF prehistoric
monsters OF enormous size. Some Of
tho mRmoth bones have become
agAtizrd
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-03

Near West Chtic, In the Wet Mount
aln valley, Colorado, last week "A
l2.year.old boy named Wesley School.
field was attacked aud badly Injured
by tame dear, which hat suddenly
become crazy. The boy fought for his
lite. The deer was converted into
yoniaOu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-03

Tho Debate on the tnwnlin Question
Ia tue iIuunt,

>, WLsuISurUN, d. o., FOB. g.
McCteggy btgau the opening speeol OF
We Hawaiian dtbatc. He related IN
ut'ail SOME o tho incidents OF tue Ha.
Wsliau revolution aud declared Stew.
'n''a letter Of March s, 1899, plainly
ssthuWei that he was plotting to over
hioW tho pOyrrnu nj.
AZ the conclusion Of McCFeRTy's
,levch Blair offered an amendment "
'uo hcCrvaiy resolution, RB follOwg
Resolved, That tho House Of Repre-.
tel'AiVss approves tho recognition VI
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-03
Touad Dead in Bed.

Coroner Taylor was notified at o
o'clock last eve log Of the sudden and
unexpected death OF Ebon Miller,
gentlemen whose place ofrcsldonce was
between and Eleventh East on Fifth
South street IL appesrs that the fau,.
ily had been in straitened citcum.
stances for come tins past aud
MIR. Miller, vito Of the deceased, has
bocn compelled 10 ~ tut washing,
service thst she did yeatcriny, leaving
her husband, wac has been slightly
unwtll, Mt homo IN bed upstairs. On
her return in the afternoon sne went
10 his room and much 10 her nstoni h.
ment AMI sorrow he wac doad.
Thu hoiy was removed 10 Skewes's
undertaking parlOrs, whoie an Inquest
was being held this afternoon. Tne
deceased was only just past middle lie
aud hud family VI stv,fal children.
lie was al IA tine carpenter, aud is
fc portrd TO have had COZ siderable prop.
Urty, which he les. IN unfortunate ~
yrstma utf,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-03
ALSO 4 nryIyAL nEETING.
Preacher Uses iUs FISTS with
MRrised Hnrct.

.srllSGFELp, o., Feb. 2,--Rev. J..
W. Watson, while conducting Toyival
t'lVuc- az Yellow Springa last night
Nls called a tool anu liar by Sandy
r't ORD, tho village bully. Watson
luacnvu down the aisle, pulled Petit.
D m out OF MS pew, aud pounded him
WIN his fists unul no WAS black and
lhur. The congregation linallY inter.
ieIrl, when Peltiiori was led out Of
,-uIchi Il wiser and better man.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-03
First and renih Mards.

Tic Second quorum Of Elders, com.
ptising thu'o rteiding ~ the First and
fenth wards, viii hold tuoir regular
monthly meeting Ia tho Tenth ward
meeting houSe, Monday evening, Fes.
fuary oh, ut 7.30 O'CLOCK.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-03

The above underwear will all
be pllei on tables where every
body can gel a chance 10 see il.
Monlay morning follow the rush,
the great underwear crowd will
come.