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Hecould not oa', aud what food he did
take seemed today heavy on his stomach
and caused him much pain, ho was very
weak aud looked ~ though he had no
blood In him ~ all.
lie would sit around Tor hours aud not
notice anybody, his mind seemed 10 be-
far away, aud whom spoken TO would
start up as though he was scared.
We had TO take him Out Of school for
ho could not learn, we wore very much
alarmed about hiscondliiOn and although
hg was always under Toltmont, the case
Heomod TO DO ono that laillod all human
skin.
ono day amer giving up all hope Of
over rearing tho child We noiiccdsa case
similar 10 his being saved by Dra. Shores
Is Shores, tho specialists, aud We decided
60 take him there. The doctors examined
him aud Informed mH the caso was
serious one, but thUy would do all that
could bo done for him.
My son has boon under their care for
one month aud 1 am happy 20 state ho
has boon entirely cured, Ho has no
moro headache, lie HEARS WELL.
has splendid appetite, IL g0lting fat And
looks ike nuow child
cannot say too much boz praise Of Drs.
shores and Shores, fUf they have certain
w saved my child from an un imely ond.
Hoping that others afflicted will be bone
hiud ~ this statement, ] am yours very
truly. Mis-. $. j. WRAY,
$40 south, Second West street.
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WILSON SICK IN MEXICO.
10 Occupies q Private Railroad Car at
Guldalajla.
Everything nonc Tor IIis Comfort
The ucxicans Regard MIN ass
Great Statesman

CITY OF MEXICO, Feb. 28.-Con.
gresham Wilson IL la the private car
Of A. A. Robinson, Ia the Central
Railway company yards NJ GuadAla.
lara. The car ia on sldetfack ami To-.
moved As far rs possible from all dis.
durbing influences The patient l.
receiving tho utmost care and now
ha. good fighting chance Tor his life.
His temperature was unchanged to-
day.
Guadalhjara l. $50 miles from this
city, IS hours by rail-. DR.. Provost
here cannot leave his large practice for
a long period, but received two lengthy
bulletins daily by wire from his AS
slstant ia duadalaIara. The latter
reports the temperature this morning
at 100 and this evening nj lO2
Consul General Crittondcn aud Con-
gresham raunoy ato in close con-.
municstiou by wire, watching Tor
every change In Wilson's condition.
but 70 lar nothing Of note IL seen. The
governor Of Jalisco has Issued decree
forbiIding bands Of music 10 play on
the arrival OF pfominrui local orlu.
brities at the station, ~ the music may
have BAD effect on Wilson. The
locomotives are not permitted 10 wins.
tie IA the yards.
10 Wilson rtuoyOrs the Mexican
authorities viii give him an ovation, ~
they esteem him great statesman.
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lilo La,l Stroke at Taking a whale.

The Last Stroke at Taking a Whale.
But " man have tho good fortune
70 be- present at call" and, above
all, n ho be, ss have been, In the lar.
booming and IN the hnolng boat, he
has a taste OF spot which Il would be-
~ 10 match. To play a salmon IN q
royal game, but when your fish weighs
more thap suburban Wills, ana 10
worth a clear two thousand ppunds;
whom, zoo, your lao II = thumbs thirg.
noes ui manila rope with nity strsnds,
every strand tcstot flr thitty.siE
pounds, 70 dwaris allOthrr expvtienru-
And the lanciug, too, when the cToh.
turu ~ spent, AMI your h1nt pulls IA %
give Il the coup IL grace with cold
stotl, that IL Aisu cxcllln : A hundred
tons 1i despair are cHurning the watuit
up into n rcI foam; w. great black
fins are rising and fading ike tho sails
Of winuuii, casting tho boat into n
shadow ne they dr0op over 10; but biill
the harIOJuer cliugs 20 the heat,
whore no harm can come, aud,
with the woJdou butt " the
twelve.i01t lance against his stomach,
hu presses 70 home until the long strug.
gle ~ finished aud the black back rolls
over 10 expose the livid, whitish surface
beneath. Yet amid all the excitement
-and no one who has not held an oar
IN such a scene ran tell how exciting
Il is-ono's eympatnles Ito with the
poor hunted creature. The whale has
a small eye, little larger than that Of
= bullocs; but / cannot easily forget
the mute eXpostulation which / read
Ia Oac, rs II dimmrd over IN death
within hand's touch OF me. WHAT
could II guuss, poor creature, Of the
laws Of supply aud demand, or how
could II Imagine that when nature
placrd an elastic filier inside IL mouth
aud when man discovered that the
plalce VI which II WAS composed were
the most pliabls aud yet durable thlug-
In creation, ~ do,th.Wgrmut was
sigr oH2-F From 4 Conan nOyic's The
Glamour gf hg Aroio," "a MoCgurs's
Magazine J0r March.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
THE CORNELL STORY.
Resolutions Passed by The Students
aud Trustees.
THE FRESHMEN DENOUNCED.


ITHACA, n. Y, Feb. 26.-Ovet q
,hou,and Cornell students gathered In
Tho library lecture room this noon to
lake action regarding the banquet
tragedy. A prolonged discussion was
held over the adoption oi the rctolu'
tons a. presented by the four ciass
presldonts. Tue following res1lutions
we're adoplod'
owe, the students Of Cornell Uni.
veulty, ia mass meeting assembled,
frmally express regret at the doplora.
b., occurrences connected with the
recent freshman banquet, which, al.
I.wius ior falsilied anu nightly c0lufoi
s.atprents, have nevertheless dlssrAced
inc university In the eyes oi the pub
lc. a.
dIvlaunis unauthorized by any class %
body nI students Ia the univofiily'
Wrss.Lri the civil authorities OF our
s,mtstuy aud cooperation IN tholI
,llns o. bring the offenders 10 Justice.
We cen.uTc the authors Of exaggerated
aud sensational press reports which have
p.acei the students OF the uniNouity
10 false light before the world, and
unjustly furnished tue name aud fame
IL the institution. We express our
conviction that N the reshmun are
permitted 10 continue their banquris,
They should be held under the pfuico'
lion OF tho whole student body IL II
the continent Of the meeting that they
should be- exempt from muiUataiiou BY
any individuals or classus."
The trustees passed resolutions hu'
thohEing tho coroner IN draw on The
treasurer OF thu university for $500 TOT
thcpurp0so Of Investigating tue trng'
udy.
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Liltle Charlie RTay Almost
Stolen From His Mothers
Arms,
Two Well Known Residents Of Salt
Lake 10 The Rescue
THE MOTHERS IHTtRtsTIEG ST0aI.

-At 500 south seconl West s'roo' lie
situated the iitilo cottage wherein resides
Mrs. s.. j. wny. she is An interesting
lady and In an interview with tho wrIlor
sayo tho following story Of hor lIttIosou's
rorCuol
My little son Charles IL uluo years Of
age. Tie has been constant sufferer
from raiarrh ever since be was born, and
during the past few years DO has become
30 much worse that we feared death
daily.
A. tho age Of two years no LOST his
HEARING. Ills nose would stop up
first ono side, thon the other. lio would
constantly hawk aud Try 20 clear his
throat, which a, times would almost
stmnglo him, large Jumps seeming 20 40.
cumula,o that was impossible to cough
up.
Ito had roaring noises ia the ears and
would put hls hands up To bis head and.
A. ho expressed himself, try TO keep tho
Noise out OF his ears.
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Fai,5-Promoti7q Sedeo.

Ny first nis-ion, nafnurs o. psr.1n,
efraHr1'' e. nmisionary upHH DO salduish
ifsHds. b. Ueufss Y Cannon. g..
A strinE of Pearls, oariaiaiss e. aautsr s
tnlsla.Urs skstghss and sHs5d1ias % mI.
f.uuafy 900, si,., "a
LcAycs Prem ny Journal, By rras.tar.
wui1Hi woodruff, aisarrptioH % b.. vurd.f.
tli miaior1fy otporrH5o. aai many Interest
inf uneiduHt ~ hslifo. go
fragments Of Experience, q collection %
HaHh3i fHu uH eIiIa.|aH. Hf rIisfa o..
President ttcbcr &. iSinibaII's journal,
narrative 90 u' principal iridonti Do ms
career n very remarkable man. 15e
Uariy scene. In church History. a oil.
lection 0f incidents frlu gsIirgl u llis4.
oi uo church iH raug Isys, z'e
Tho Lifc OF Ncphi, u.a sla ~ t.,l. vii,
cufraiai from Jr.HIa.rn. In Jufs,. d t.a
land bow tH1vu aF South Amaris. st CON.
turtles hai'ro tlo coming 90 us Savior. III.
brlt contains como ve.y Important iisms 5lr.
cSninr No n'as o' NumHu, ty Urlrss q.
cannon, sc.
Scrap" OF biography, rdHiaafa4a Sketch a
an lder's n'si IuaH.aH 0f Experience. .ai
rgvsi EhirhyH journal. Ge
Tho Myth Of tho Manuscripts Tonnd
ur NJ Abfufilugs Of h5 sTaa.i.rr story. Ii,
ucsfgo Reynolds, re.
LAbors In the vineyard, contains .7us OF,
ha mos' lluisraiing oIp .ioaess ever written,
gc.
tFenuni Narratives, contains some Interest
inr ste'ehe' and valuable Lessons. 4sc.
Helpful visions, Instructive manifestation. N,
he LoEi % iils children, 3.
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WAsurNGroS, D. Co Feb. 2j'-tn
the caucus there was orc or Ir-r
reference TO an interview with senator
Brlce, published in a New hotf
paper, In which ho was quoted rs hhl'
ing the tRrifi bill 10 bee presented TO th'
senate had been shaayd boy tnfbe TX
rebel brlgadiyrs, all ~ whom wefg,
ideslisIs, referring to JOgos, Mills anu
Vest.
Vest il said TO hsve spoken quiz.
sharply IA reply 10 this statement, anu
Brlce to have replied with no less iesi'
ing,
While the interview With Brlcs was
beiug discussed, tie OlID senator IooA
,ne DIOR and said 4. was not sl muen %
question OF who made tue statement ~
70 the manner IN which the bill was pre-
pared ~ TO whoIher II was ifue Or not
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WAsmiNurON, d. O., Feb. 20. -
There 10 not tho least uneasiucfs
among the officials OF tho White House
VI the state uuI srlmvut over the ~ e,J
Of PRESIDENT Cleveland and Secretary
Gresham, who lsit Ia the storm ytsleg'
day on tue lighthouse tender Violet. for
lew days recreation do@n 1ho PoIo'
mac. Tue igol that no kilograms have
been received means nothing az
Cleveland informed rhurber no wouid
send M communication untii he I +
wardeI notice when tue rarity would
be expected 10 reach the ul1y Sgain
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~ CONgREss.
l.KrIlng Proceedings In the nsusc
nt Representatives.

NAsutNuTOS, Feb. 26.-rhe pro.
orpuius- 10 tho House were full Of OK.
Ciiirs incidents. Bland, being unable
- secure quorum, concluded 10 allow
dthtv GA the bill 10 proceed, nj the
f4mu limo declaring that he would 70.
suru % the assault tomorrow.
Two sensational speeches followed
Que by Pence Of Colorado, who de.
uuuucc1 the Republicans for uomlt.
tiuk u the crack OF ex.5poaker Rsod's
wuig, aud warned him n the election
NJ President was thrown into the House
300 1893, he would rue his fllbutlering
ysursr, AMI tho other by Fithian, who
eve Gtmuei In the sevofo,t terms the
action Of his Democratic colleagues
taking part in the hlllbustcr.
Toward tho close Of the session
peuct's reflections on Plckler ami Ellis
Oi Oregon drew from them a statement
which Ponce characterized Gs "AbsO'
lutuly untrue" Hr was twice called
10 order, aud the House, by vote, re-
fused 10 allow him 10 proceed. 10 II
probable that punco'a speech will be-
tbs occasion u further comment
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for the Gsrmsu husbandry. Toe
government could not surrender az
discretion to the demands Of the agrat.
lhns.
Count Won Moltke oppOsri the treaty
In tie nams Of the imprnalists.
Nkart urged the adoption 0t The
tFeniy, saying ths entrance oi Russia
into the European commercial m.
muniiy would have important consl-
quonccs.
Tue house aijouruel, II "a estimated
the treaty will be adopted by mBlgf.
ity 0f thirty 10 forty.
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CitEYENNE, Fob. 20. - George T..
Holmes, counsel for the Unou Pacific
railway employees, appeared before
Judge Rlncr oi the Uultri states cir.
cult court today aud obtained an order
that tue schedule, pay, aud rules and
regulations affecting the employees In
force win II the United states receivers
took charge be continued la force until
further orders NJ the court, Tue court
directs the receivers 10 cause notices OF
this order To uo distributed among the
umployU-. Judge Rlnur will make
the tamD order Ia Colorado and Wyo.
ming.
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Al Additional Uut b. tho Rock
island

KANSAS Cry, Feb. CA. w..
Monstt general s0uthwest passenger
n.ent NJ The Rock leland, Wired Tue
local Office today 10 make "a Oue.wAy
rate Of $40 from Kansas cry to bl.
e1uthofn California p1ipta, by way OF
Fort Worth and ~ Paso, si5 lot round.
trip tlckUts, good iOr Any days, aud o.
be placed on tAiu March lst The came
ratio npullus 30 San Ffonclsc1 by way
~ the ROCK lslaud 90 Denver, ID uvtr
n RIO Gnpiu and Rln Gnudo West.
ufn 20 Ogden, aud Southern Pacific
from Ogden q San FMuclscl via
Sacramento. rhis Ia really uu addi.
tionAl cut aud Will force the Santa BE
10 cut the rate itom kansas CITY Co.
Los Angeles So In order ~ permit the
San Francisco passengers 10 reach that
city tor tho same price the Rock
ISLAND ohcrs.
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If YOU CANNOT COME TO SALT
LAKE

WrIto Tor tho mail treatment oneof tho
physicians in personal charge Huporin-
tends tho mail department. and by sys.
tenn OF close correspondence controls
those out Of the clty quito u we'll a. those
who como 10 the OniCt s1ud for symp.
tom blank. ModIcInoishippod carefully.
Try this treatment.
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~ WAsIItSuTOS, Fob. 2j.-A IcRble.
gram received last night by Secretary
Herbert from Admiral Benham at
Rio, staten that he had transferred his
fag from the 5sn FnAolsoO 10 the
New York. His purpose was TO allow
thr San Francisco 10 20 OItsiio the
haTbor Tor fresh air. The ships are
taking turns Mt the duty Of staying la
the harbor, anu Il Is now tue New
IOTk'a turn.
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TO FRUIT GROWERS.
The Necessity Of Prualig and Prog rly
Cirilg Tor the Trus.
RAZOR Dsssrei N8vr

Eiaor Dessre, Novr
Thctimo SNOW come when Il will
bo ncces afy tor our ffui. growers l.
rfuue mp thoif trees. Having besn in
the bi'iu's, %; rAising alI caring Tor
nuit trtes Tor half century, iog'
that some suggestions fron me may b.
VI value.
La order 10 keep trops healthy ami
insure good, wull.nav1rod fruit, tue
trees chou, b. oitouIly prunud every
spring. Young orchards especially
should be pruneI tor the hrat ak year
Of thoir lie. Win eacn pau liug, Que.
half Of tho Preceding years grow
,houii be- cut away, leaving the uppuf
uui Outwari,
la hundreds Of orchards the failure
20 Properly ptuuo the trees at the
proper tins mas resulted in debit.
tating the trees aud destroying the
flavor Hi tho fruit. 10 such UrcLHfus
tue ffuit grows smaller uyory yeat, aua
finally becomes WORTHLESS.
II the owners would thin out from
onv.half TO three.f0urlhs OF the wool
between the lower limbs and the toy
OF those old trees, they would coon Sc
an Improvement Ia the Hzp, abun.
dance anu quality u the NUT. Thy
thinning OUT sh .uld be- done regularly
anu with good Judgment 10 this
way Old orchards may be- redeemed
anu made the source n much prlut
IN returning u good Favored hnd al
abundant yield.
II MY experience would be cons'd.
cred worthy u consideration 1 will be
glad 10 render such aid anu make such
suggestions TO fruit growers as ! can.
JOsEpii Look,
pOrpERr0N PLACE, Salt Lake CRY,
February, 20, 1894
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rnrrra R.cslpis nna FIea.

CHICAGO, Feb, 2B.-Ihe HerG'ds
special from Lexington. KY. cay:
William IL. HeAiloY sr oUlAry aud
treapufer VI tho llpailey & Peck Dis.
tllling company has written his
daughter tult ho has forged warehouse
receipts, aui IL ON bis way 10 Mexico.
IL IL understoli thal tAo iOfsurirs
amount TO slJ,Ulj,
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SUNDAY S,7ool a7d primary.

Ton mce boob. aHi arls rasaso viu bs
changed in edition o., ihs rfioll sIveH. 10 seHt ~
mail, un'..s HIspHaa aysu i' Or "pastpsd"I
First Atsok Zoe our Etiue Friends, ioi
.a' uso % aalily Schools, i.s.
second Hooa for our Liitie Friends,
d slahtg 7.1l1. reader. lIs.
iniermeiiaic =. =. Header. l5s.
Questions ani Answers or tho Itfs
aud uission Of she Prophet Joseph
smith,
ulbic Qucs.inus aud Answers, for The
u'1 ~ uUuI.y Ass". lu1Yt. a1,
Chiidren's PRIMARY Hymn BOOK, ..s
rIp.s, postpaid. gt
rrimnry speaker, No. ., postpaid. z,-.
., as.
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Cas- ncsisicr,, p'r i1i., s'.
Primary Euuc Hook, e..
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:. :. union Hymn BOOK, each nst ,a.s
paid, lis
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NtENSA, Feb. CA floious dem.
onuin.iou u tho unemployed took
place today. A meeting was neld, 81
which about 1000 were present. The
unemployed, after listening 10 several
riot addfoe'oi, became upfnarous aud
many attempted g. mlrch through the
streets singing revolutionary sougs.
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CALCUTTA, Fob. 25.-At meeting
Of natives aud Europeans iu tho town
hnll resolutions were passed urging the
governments b ondeavor 10 settle the
silver question ~ az International
agreement.
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TRENTON, y, j., Feh, 2J.-rhe nui
break from tho Democratic senate
came tonight, when Senator Millrr Of
Cape May made n speech, den0uncing
tho deadlock and declaring his inttn-
ton Of having nothing more TO do
with the senate. He did not propose
10 20 Into the Republican senate, nor
to make himself any more conspicuous
than necessary, but before no would
aee the Republicans adjourn sine die,
he would inyito them into the cham.
Der and assure thom OF his support,
The opinion provalla here that the
action OF Miller practically means an
end OF the deadlock.
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LONDJS, Feb. 28.-rhs Morning
Pest publlthrr an unooufifmed rumor
lu tLu elect that Gladstone inform, Il
The queen yesterday that no was
about TO undergo an operation for his
eyes, aud desired royal sanction to
Lord R0sonberTy's acting as premier
pro tenn,
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NEW YOWS, Fob. ga Hcrdif
special from Rio confirms me fcpUns
" tho sinking Of tho fubol warship
Jupiter In Rio lay las, rhursjay. a
shell exploded In the bniltr.r0Om anu
aet nTu 10 the powder uiAgaz inc, which
blow up ana sank hUL The ontifu
crew porishoI.
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~ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TREArY
"rposrd IA IA neiohstnE by Coussrv-
m.Vr- and ImpcriAiista

lmuN, Feb. 2g,--ln tho relohstag
l.r.r.t,e GA thc kusso.German oom'
rin.t. treaty opened. Won Marbaoh,
5000 uUuali Ol the conservatives, gave
.ag.4lauOns Of the reasons whiOn mad
u'rlci the party not 70 support the
O. vtrumUnl, c0nteudiug that the
lrsay would prove an Injury 10 tue
Grimtn uusUauuTy greater than al
yauuges wn,Uh woulI possibly follow
% uassagn
Won lleberstein declared the Ger
man mlnutaolutofs AMI merchants se-
cured under the treaty an inesiimable
boon. Tho huBDandry proiiteI nothing
by tho prssnt euslOma larlii anu the
ugTariuns should direct their efforts to-
ward Influencing the federal govern
msnto Ia favor VI a practical solioi1ude
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Severe SENATOR roncurfei in t.is. au
declared the criticism watch Hs.aH OIL.
made Of The manner Or p.ruatlug tH.
VA had resulted in hriugiu 10 bot o.
iHe caucus, anu iu that respect a sttAi
4lal had bpon gained.
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LoNnoN, Feb. .0.-The four hundred
maTlurs now stationed nj Chatham
have been ordered TO bo In readiness ~
proceed TO Balhurst, West Africa, to
take part Ia the expedition against the
uiHye traders.
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$4,000.

WIN bo paid TO any person who can dis.
prove OF ono OF nr shores & Shores's
printed statements. Ihny nro genuine
aud given by tho fryo consent OF tho
patient.
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mus ic.

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