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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-08

No one knew WHY the asughfers u
The several households were 50 arxious
TO learn 10 make bread. bot Il vas q
fact that every girl in towa suddenly
developed a desire to relieve her mother
Of the biscuit making And vet. not
every one. for little Rrth Hax.a de-
elarca she couldn't and wouldn't. aud
stuck to the china painting which she
sent regularly 20 Rockland snd which
brought her more aaoney than ctrloads
Of biscuits would have done
Valentines day broaxhs oziT one
valentine for 10, and he opened u
wondering 10 his friends had forgotten
that il vas his birthday. or whether
they thought It time 10 drop The old
custom He wondered who had re-
nsnbered him TAs roses hooked like
some he had every rear, half blown
and always Pink Rata HAz@n always
wanted a bunch Of the blush roscs BIZ
the door. and he Remembered 50 we'll
how she barred her face ia he last
oues he had carried - ker-veS. Il must
have been Ruth Panied and little
troubled AT the dearth % valentines he
knew rot what 10 make Of IL Then
Grace Eane- had refused to ride with
him last summer giving 4 good reason
81 course. bat one that he knew could
have been lAsd aside.
After supper a rattliug wagon drove
to the door. and its driver. after
knocking. LETT on the step \ bundle
directed 20 - J. JenninD
There. that's the C0naut's wagon. !
know; and this : Iennie's valentine.
The bundle contained \ dozen OF the
lightest biscuit ever seen. and this
rhyme.
valentine I dared zot mss&
B=t ~risSztfs nT The dor-u ssl-
Another knock. and another parcel WAS
deposited. another dozen biscuits 50
Ike the frSsthst they nigh: fave been
made by the same hands. and this
rhyme.
Yoz tod ne szsat
Idic- kznE hoE
To make \ good btsrust-
Just los a. tnt4 Eo~
sixteen dozeu biscuits in sixteen differ
n bundles were spread on the table
before nine o'clock. each b1ndle cou-
tanning a scrap appropriate To the day
and the unusual gift
10 lag awake nearly all night trying
10 think what could have brought this
avalanche of bread upon him. and
finally concluded it must have been
that little speech OF his about the girls
not knowing how to make biscuits
Bat his mind kept returning 10 Ruth's
valentine. and by and BY he decided
that a nan didn't need but one valeu-
the. especially II he had plenty Of
bread So, toward morning. he dropped
asleep to dream Of being shut MP in a
tower and not allowed anything bat
biscuits 10 eat or sleep ~. and the only
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-08

thing he cozld zee f.r uIis< Wsre EslIs
Of biscuits u all shGd@S - bruuu-
which he vas told Re must sz- a fast
as they rfpene& Then ne saw Earh.
with her hair flying wildly abla; her
face. and wken he Iorke3 e~laselv- h
found that what r. Thought hair vas
only hundreds 81 valentines. and when
he tried To take them OF her bad SE-
suddenly turned into . plump biscuit
All the establishment s-ske hin -
hD1 that the san Sho7e- and also that
his head Sehed
i Wsh you'd so ever 70 the mills
this morning and see about that grain
said Martha when he cane down eum-
planning % such \ dismal hesdaehe-
The airu do yOa good and you can
take Ruth along IOc 20 right b.
there
Ruth'ssyes we're rel vhen she cane to
the door. Ter she had secretly sh4f tears
that she had nos tried 70 learn bread
making. - a. 70 hare had her do.en
with the RS, which she knew mu<s b
rrposiny On the PANTRY shelves ia the
Jennings house n. bad told herself
= hundred times she dssin't care. bat i
ddn't alter the feeling IN the least. aud
she knew every time she repeated i
that deep ia her heart she did care a
COOL deal Yes she would 20. ard a.
she puined on the tauntv black hat
with its red wing. and tucked her
ha1cs in a wee mrd. she thought to
herself there might be some ehzacs. to
explain why she hadn't done a welI a.
the rest Of the girls
There had been little snow his rear
and the gnoani vas lard and smooth.
Ouly \ few drifts By the ROADSIDE azG
in the fields. and these were fast ruirz
in the bright sunlight The black
horse was in high spirits. tire air was
clear JOS headache drifted sway.
Ruth was 50 pretty to look ~. and his
mother liked her 50 well
You haven't heard a word I saii--
Well. when g~- old and feeble I
want TO have a few of M senses LEFT.
and 80 while ! had s3eh good use for nv
eyes thought I ~ouE let Ey ears
rest
Ruth laughed. hat see wcuIs NJ.
look Al him again ~ she rad seen the
love IN his eyes wk= she did Look anI
she decided that tie view to-a-l he
hills was better so- Esr than The 80
near ~ hard
~Dd you know : hsi bet q rab-n-
tine this year. -i-k .reculiz-
Ph@sh OF the oae
] -pdrt !ol hsvr gore l=s- ve.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-08

l searssza tss wsre o--s e. sAs-e cpu,e :
Er1
sanity ve~eassoG - E9rh % ~ m
w Ne raj s1Gzy Ae<4 3 tss ils.x rzs
- r~e~t 80 prscoaz. - s4a.izx anz s.~.g
ofr0se is&xes sze 1-- ser ehssss ----
Ea-s
Az9 q EizE i-uz ne ss@x cr ~ So.
at
Der eSzcz Il. TIE PEAS C Les % za
A11 eer Toe= lie ne zr2x Z -o-~.
hrl<sE
* sope-ess rs= sea-ra ~, II - srs-
hrtxs. es-1
A. H- es.-s-t 1-a srsss-st rala-s .r.---
Es1rE
AS e~N - % NJ Gars-~ 49,.
EEsse ot4
Aaa ssisssr - =sssaz- zc-e zs-soss ys.s
-EAEseA b-v~ arsau5sF-e
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-08
500 Reward. 500.

2 rsader Of this paper VIII be pleased L
sdFh thAt Lere = az least Cae dreaded
disease tkzt scsenrp Ia her abis 70 - =
al It. stars Ard TIA. i Cars-Th H,lfs
S@tAzrn tuTe i the o1lv positive cur,
@n0WR 70 the metEczl fFarernirv- Catsrrh
oetnEa constitutional dseaSe. re4uirys !
l~SaslsutaaA treatment Halls Catzrb
Cafe : taken Internally. acting dirpetiv ~
e o-oed and Euc0Gs srrtares Of re
ssen- tEereey destroying the f~0uaia.ior
-srez-ta BY hgIGing ID The corSrir---
A@i assisting HatErem doinEs unrx r.
leoPleterS have - musa faith in is ara
1Ne PowgS that t1eg orsr One HruSrp.s
Ie-as Ter zET SEss that L fails Ia rura
>end Ger 1t Ct ~tesiuonax
Aa1ress. J. CEESrx & Co Tege.fo- a
Sod b. Druxxis.x g
Hal Family HlS : cents
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-08
AT,mrr Iauttrr

Phrzfiar< zrs rs- far5i-af % ~rrrnu.-eri
- Z reiseari-u - ths zstv. Vet there i
ere Reed UEh-h they az almost unable %
supply. We refer % ~ family l1xatlve
Tue family Physaial * ahts - prescr1os
fer tn ucs- ~canpLcatad and ccscure OF
uz-asfles and ve- : often pu-zlei % know
irzt Wat . give when a=as4 ior a remedy
wki-h can - kear IN tie house fer family
- a. a ExlEFe- that shaA u edec-Te-
frec trrE dEn-er. ND uct unpleasant %
Esxe Whez Rhsgr- ca CTR suUmsr VA
u1u ~ were aszsthv falrtEfesut parties
rrnrs=suriaG as many families. What We
thcuEhr Of Tire syrup Of FE Net one
word dNt We v~clgu1eeE % TIE slb.ect AID
~ were somewhat surprised 20 Ed that
there was taIs -uzG txer q Ire Tery EeE-
eral Ee q tina. p7parZleu These parties
saai taey derived ac7p 1eueGE frum i and
found i ns1re pleasant - take t1an aagt2inE
az the Lind rhsv had ever used The simple
question with them Vas i . a~fsngeruus
-coIpgInzs We Informed theu that rs
sctvs ingredient MS ap~reparzfi0R q SER
L. s1ftEarit uzs entirely fro frrm a.
-sr VITA tls 1<Surazre tleV volunteered
TIE tEtgrua-ion thas t1sy Should cuElnHe
q keep il in the kalSc
Tie thsrzQsusa1 properties - are
80 vel lawE rhas comment or THIS seems
uunsesay- L sz<az b wei u a0tbse.
haveTer. Tat Bsrtholcw SAYS L = "A very
sac sud @rvREs1.e c1rAarte. and Lat i
: highly Frlus1 As a Fvu=cv sgr cG1s-ip1-
uoz He asa uaz~ the IuPoF-dur enser-
vz-a5u taat - ue Is lot faL0 reI b Il
festival tsrrgr and rEsd1laa
Tie sizpe tEu-a q The natter = W have
alrGEthsE too faE prsparzruEs whbre ne
car rauuzeu4 70 CIR families ~ erec-Ive
AI-1rsS Bat ths California Fg Syrup
company k1s c e ths uazt dssuzalecuzz
ol1za - Ter rhs purrsse with wAlrh we
ars familiar TIE FIX syrup eumpany gives
% TIE FEu1eSSn1 tie Composition Of tbs
prepa-araa- therefore there y 10 sarrst
ae1zt d. the perSons who - this laxative
snaaS IN ~ hiEheStterns aSou- IT,. and Ne
are plea=4 % Eots-e that Erge EzEber e
P~1TsNEEl< ae pre~crbEEE
viewed fncu Ire narrusreSt and uu<t
sslrSh s~taE1pesE-she UhysRizu VII lose
EotE1Eg bT rsrumnendu n szsh a prepara-
tor a. syrup OF Fzs u h. patients. While
vaesEed frul TIE highest standpoint OF de-
ING ths test possible by tk0>e VITO place
themselves IN oar care we wuuA say the
profession cannot 90 better thar give their
Endorsement TO sgch a preparztiol-Amer-
Kan ANALYST
WrEELE-Thsp' ouIv 0ns wav - de.de
whether rarriASc : a failure Wabhis-
How NIo6e-~Aatcb fer I---IEdiaz-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-08
German
Syrup"

Just a bad cold. and a hacking
cough We all suffer that way some
times How to get nd of them Is
the study. Listen-Iam a Ranch
man and Stock Raiser. Ny life IS
rough and exposed. I meet all
weathers IN the Colorado mountains
l sometimes take colds Often they
are severe. I have used German
Syrup FIVE years for these. A few
doses will cure them at any stage.
The last one / had was stopped in
- hours II IS infalhbIe." lanes
A Lee. Jefferson. Col u
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-08

SIN less - are The symptoms q " -
St-5-t that makes fAes Yellow -4ter
- TtiS Initiated ; pains IN taeEAls
80 al thru1gh the riga. sEe9ldsr elll
~ rznsea- vertigo. strk head1che. sol
a-E - errrs4 toague. H0ssetter .SGI-
a. Bj-fsrs remove il completely a. W. a
.c-ngstI1ati1n and dyspepsia. rs asse~~
Prnvsat malaria. rhsuTa;ism ana A
-rornlaiut with this staring renshy-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-08

h-i~sA yea would lei v~r
v4i~nrir~
i VISA yoG Eev- ~ uisnsf-S
He-Larr<
sszlst .l~r 80
~ e -4zlA
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-08

As A SrErLE TEr E-rurv R-r-v -
Iaruat A-atanS RRnwxS RaG~.,-t-
AAneaES stand nrst IN pusls favtr Tsev
sss Absolutely 2HEvaled for he slg-fErc.
l1rpa Irr-z1oEs Gauss b Cod cr
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-08

Prs R~eply-Tke butcher vas sAoS -
15-isf - snow from tie walk IroeS
.cfhis shop Wien Pas cane sien5 anp -. -
fer ! ish The hutrher Tefusea -
s@.,a NO said tas butcher -Ee
4 ~ exer-fse i'll let vou shovtL
irr vour neat. reioined Pt@ q = 49,,
fer-d his shovel and U7zeAeN
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-08

Ahou- t~0yeTmI
vas - sicS vita urwk
tzuG1h that ~.
erv@ tie Q wiihruf
faintI1g away. n
cnctors Z Do ne
70 good ard tod re 4
must die bEt ~
Eotner got ne ~Es-
crs PrsscripriQr
IL n one vsekIhez-
% f7els-oarsr. AsrrT
l2lr@ 4 dozen bosfI&
1 am as vel - e-e-
vs.. f-etrcz aiIua@
and Axis AID al a.
% Dr. Pierces Pre-
EEPnc1.
H. MURPHY
~
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-08

TIE P1bfsc Awards the Pain 70 Ha,es
r--s- ~ Eo-ehor1d and Tar fer corgh<-
Pfke-s T~cothachs DropsCUrs IN one minute
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-08
u;,s.<. Of all IN Le.v.nins ROwer-La Latest o. > o0''
@!A!.!! R Bs%s:ss
ABSOLUTELY PURE

Hz-aDo -au ksieve in love q, nrss
sa-AtF- She--This Is 80 ss1cen
- statesman
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-08
6 r,,srs. wheat . I've Acres

This remarkable yield was reported
By Frank Close. Minnesota. on two
acres Of Marvel Spring Wheat speak
ing Of this wheat. this NV sort tales
the cake. i; Is the greatest cropping
spring wheat in the world Farmers
who tried it in the pas, season believe
se-euty-ive TO one hundred Bushels
an be grown from one acre and are
going to get this yield fo- isei At
such yield wheat pays a. soc 4 busheL
Salzer Is the largest grower OF vegeta-
bic and farm seed in the world Isl
II YOC VIII cUE HIsCCT y sExDu
with sc postage % the John \. Salzer
Seed Co. La Crosse. Wis. you viii get
free their mammoth catalogue and a
package Of shove spring wheat sKl
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-08

WrEELE-Thsre' oaIv one way - desds
whether EarTiaE : a failure W1bhis-
How WIoble--Mateb fer --IrGiar-
srels Journal
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-08

HERE was an
unusual fEt-
ter in the lit
tie town Of
PattletOu
Joseph Ier-
utugs -
coming home
again Years
hen
the old red
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-08

SragerN--I surely wouEi hste % b the
Moon Taxes /. two weess - get I'M
Iaryerx=Ani that - re w0rst q IL
eifhsr- After h : full iz ueets y mere
weeks 70 get over r. ~-l1tzzapoLs Jour
"a
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-08

Moods Pills eEre liver IT'S e-r.css7ess,
Constipation iauneics. SEX kea1aehe- -
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-24
SERIES OF EARTHQUAKES.
SIN Diego and kslghblfIng TOWls
Considerably Shaken Up.
CONFORMATION ~ tho Schools aud {,
General Psnic, bnt No Lives
Lost.

SAN DIEGO, Cal, Oct. 2S.-This cit.
and neigh uuriug towns were visitrD
his afternoon ~ u series Of earth.
qusEes Oi more than ordinary severity
rne ffsi shock occurred al S.lJ pin,
anu wa followed OF ibtsfvss OF o
quarter Ut a miuntv by two othrf-, a.,
.ast one beilg Que Of the strongest sx
erlrnced hrfcaU0uts aimee the comt.t
fAmcficans. People Ia broS mouse.
warmed iutl the siteeis hearing "a,
stsituug grind OF ufitk anu muftstau
-te ug IA rtme cases tile " alls cfspi
A heavy SOUND was hUafd iu all pAu
vi The oity Immediately ptso, ding IL
quake,
Considerable conservation wa,
caused 10 thV public schools, tue chic
Ier ia some Oi The ~, ms buiu. b,stiil
az mi-teI. tluCk- were Stopped, VIII.
duNH am d1Jrs were shaken Hrnsibiy
Tue toCIn shock was Outefveu by lev
people, being very hight anu oOmin
whun all were tnlkiag Oi the iifsi, ia
me third was ~ pfUnuuACui no ~ vu y
the people Into tue stress without uu'
lay.
Telephone messagts from Coronado,
Upper Oayuam, Campo, Nauonsi
Sity anu other places showed that the
qusEo was iolt about equally nj all the
surrounding points. Loose rocks wef,
shaken from tho hill.ileB and rattluu
Juwn the c-uy ous aud n heavy grOau
Il booming noise accompanied tht
tremon. Tbs weather observer re-
ported another slight shock at 1870
o'clock, not 20 strong ~ tue first cute
hut quite perccpllnlc. IL was not lclt
on the ground. Tue waves came east
10 west la oil iustAucof. so lar ~
auuwu no lives were iost.
Los ANuELEs, Cal, Oct 90, "A
slight earthquake shock was felt on the
streets here Al S'O5 O'Clock this after.
noon.
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Important Occasions BY tho Waited
states Cart ct App'ais.

Important Decisians BY tho Waited
states Cart uf Appeals.
sAN FRANCisCO, OCT. ga.-Srveral
important uroisiuns were rendered by
the Unutd States curt " appeals 10
day. Ia tue case VI Archie Boaton "
On, Northern PsciiicRAlr0ad company,
appealed from the cliuuit court a
Mpntnua, tht Judgment Ia favor Of
piAinti1 was sfllinsu. Beaton wau
foreman Ui gangOi bridge carpenters
Ia tho employ OF IN. company. Ga
the 2lstoi Oo,ober, 1891, no boarded q
tiHin ~ Garrison, Mont, 10 10 10 n
BRUCE six miies dittanl. He rode on
tue iiftmau's seat On tbs engine by
permission Of tile engineer. A large
dtfnuk was loaded on u ia. ear which
was pushed by the engine. The ann
OF the derrick was 30 high that II o0uii
not pass through tho tunnel, auu
the Tttult was that wleu -
struck tho top OF the tunnel u
was ,Utued back, injuring the root
Of tho cab anu seriously inJufing
BvalOn. The COMPANY claimed that
tbs accident was the result Of MS own
CaIelesanttg, as he had mo- ght 10 rile
la the cat. ihe court holds mat he was
within the control o, the engineer, IA
whose department he was, anu there
lore lhe COMPANY was responsible Tor
the accident.
Judgment was also affirmed Ia the
cast Of tho Northern Pacific RlTJau
company, appellant, againHt the city OF
Sp kane, appellee, Tue uolou was "
etjoin the Guy from extending n ceI-
hIu street acIOiB tue right OF way OI
the company. The cour. below held
that he street had hten Dedicated 10
aLd iOr public use asa tnOfOugnIaie,
anu dismissed the bill.
Inth cats Of &. II. Weber ct al,
plaintiff IN efr0b VI tue epuhauu Ma
uuunl bank AID Hymn l.. Chasri r.
csiysr, the judgment was reversed nnd
the case iemaudoI Tor new trial
The painful M error brought tult
against tue bank 10 recover 90 thfug
ptuiaissory notes gwen In payment Tor
furniture supplied 10 the company, Tue
receiver pleaJcd that AZ the tinie VI thr
purohase indebtedness had accrue u
against the bank VA excess OF isa paid
up cal itai, Auu II was therefore pfohib.
tied from iuCurrlug urthur liabilities.
rneIury rendered verde. M favor nl
he drientaut uudvg Instructions Of tn
court.
Tnu evidence showed that nj tho
me tie lufnuugc WAS purchased tAt
l,HBintles ui tho hank amounted t.
$4,000. while lt. psid up capital wa
oi.Iv 100000. IL was neid by the
uaurt VI appgais "lhatan iudooteinesH
whieh "a loual bank incuTa Ia the
exercise OF any Oi lie au,Aoriz-d puWrIi
ANA for which II has received auu
retains tho ooufiderauoni ip not ynli
rom aus TACT that thu amount ul iht
lubl surlasics ,ho limit prescribed by
thr stgtule, or IA even Incurred ~
violation OF tho positive prohibition
the law In that TugRfd'"
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10 the complain, Of the soidteri
Ori hHu itnus Ut NJ. louis.

10 the complaint Of the Satdters'
on hln nnms ct NJ. louis.
NEW iuKH, OtL 22-rue answer
Of Russell 5age anu George J. Gould
10 tuu complaint ut the SJldicfsi o..
phHn Home Of st. Louis In the action
taken by tue phiniin tor nn allorru
aipt1pfittipn iof purpusvs not nhmuu
Ia the uerI ~ tfuft of sli 900. 900 vt
stocks 10 the * tusas Pacific Railway
company viii br nltd on OF briOf,
October 20, 1884 Tho p.ainufl, the
suldicf' Otpnan Home, In inlofustei
only o. the AmOInt Oi $4,000, but II IL
asserted that 49, other claimants are
Ia efus,ei la ihi ultmagB outcome uf
the fuit. The complaint 10 Ia sub.
stance no iollow3
Ia May, 1852, tue kanspa Pacific
railway executed ~ truul deed t1 Jay
Guuid aud RIssrll sage a. trustees,
nni upon tuo ihuh OF that trust IN,
bonds we're Issued anu golI, tho Ham.
tin being the owner ri Slu.OlD Of said
bonds. The S6,UJJ,UOO OH ar y. luc less
sl,iJJ)Ot thr Denver facinc stock we're
IN the occasion OF Gould aud Sage
A. trustees i0r tue security Of the DO d.
holders. Iuoy appropriated II tor par.
I0tVH not named Ne tue deed OF trust.
90 January IL, lssU, sage anu G1ulI
eigusu paper providing tnat tue Den.
vvr Pacinc stock DO USED for other
purposes than thOse named In the eed
OF trust.
Jay Gould controlled the Kansas
Paeiuc Railway company 1T this lime,
anu caused papers Uf tho nature OF
summons and complaint IN the name
OF the company 10 % served ON HIN.
teli anu Sage a. defendants. They
interpUred al answer, submitting the
ttus, 10 the action OF the court. Jay
Gould verified the alleged pledgiug,
Russel Sage being witness. Three
DAYS after Justice O'Douogt u OF the
supfeine curt sigutd judgment
upon referees report, dtoIteiLg tue
Denver Pacific trusl Stock I've forever
freed nuu released from tue trust ofe.
ateu. Ia fufthcT violation OF the trust
an order was secuted attempting TO
prevent the further issue o. bonds,
thereby preventing the realization OF
their pruosudiuls. No property was
plsued under thb deed OF truH. IA lisu
OF tue s3,OID,0U0 Of Denver Pacific 10
be taken thefuIfum.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
ENGLAND HAWAII.
Propositions lOf Gable Connections
With the Islands.
GREAT nRIrAlws CONDITIONS.


SAN FRANCisUO, oct 24--Nsws has
been received VI Great Butaiu's at
tempt ~ Icy cable 10 Hawaii. Tue
British commissioner now in Homo
lulU, SANFORD Fleming, Of Cauuds,
anu ). Mercer from the colonial ,iice,
nave tubmitte their proposition 10 thu
government o. the republic .. Alsaii,
a,aing Tor ieaso ut NuCsrr island
nld a suitably Of ss5 900 per year iOf
ilfiocn year..
Ia return ior the grants they promise
cnble nnu 10 mlk e Ito charge Tor
iuti hsgcs OLe uuilliug "a VOID, with "a
tducuou for mtsssgrs sent ~ tut
Lu,erumunt anu tor press lisp ,tuhc'.
tus cImmissiUntrs ask nisD y condition
if0m tho government that NccEct
Is.iIi snail 1u Uuutd 10 Great Bntsiu
Iu tuu event Of annexation 0i hawaii
10 ihu U.i,ed States.
hu government " Hawaii IL aux.
.rus Tor CaUip connection but h uUt
tnu. u II with tho conditions offered ID
tue commissioners. The prOgJsiliou
iur conditional crtsiOn ui N,ukuf
islauu " uruSt Buiain viii not be
oautideted. THIS condition must 10
omitted altogether u the Brush com.
nuHuOuUfs expect success irom thrif
mla'iuu. The subsidy asked ~ also
uttmuu too large.
The Hawaiian government will not
tonslief the proposition At MI u uuy
prospect Tor n cable 10 the Uuileu
states were IN sisht ne the vtru.
mvpt OF this country seems 60 90 taa.
lug no aoli1n, the ohtn OF the Bptlth
uummissiOnofs, II amended 10 tuit the
IdvuH OF tue Hawaiian governments,
my DC Eccupiei.
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a Defect Discovered tbat wiII Have
TO tie ttsinsdtsd.

TO %. usmsdted.
INV YoRS, Oct. 23.-Ex- President
Harrison will bs here tomorrow, and
Chairman haokett expects to arrange
ior mass meeting n possible. On
Friday Governor Mckinley, whom II
IL proposed TO take through the state on
a special train, viii open At BuiialU
aud make about twelve speeches Ia two
Jays. There n nm enthusiastic de.
msud fUr Mckinley, Next wees
Chauncey nopcw viii give two days
On especial train 10 speaking.
Late this ai'ufno n Democratic head.
quarters were agitatvd over an alleged
sensation.
eve have made big discovery"
said Chairman Thatcher. "rnefo IL d
defect In the new constitution upon
the adoption Of which the voters viii
no require TO pass judgment November
ON, which will create u legislative
hiatus 70 made"
Tue burden Of the discovery Ia that
~ tie Constitution h. adopted there will
be no legiilatufo la 1895, anu tho cat.
didates elected this year viii not meet
at Albany next winter. The new con-
su,utiuu, after making the new App0f.
tioument, provides for the election OF
senators auj assemhlymen under II Ia
November, 1895, anu then provides
that the constitution, u approved, shall
20 into effect Ia Jpuuary, 1895.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-24
POISON IN THE BLOOD
Another Case That Was lnCuBble Ia.
der ths Old Methods Of Treatment
And Another Case in Point Showing
the Absolute Mastery Of Drs.
Shores & Shores New Treat
ment Over all Chronic aud
Deep. seated Diseases.

Mr. Hicks is one Of Uiahs oldest
pioneers. lie came into the territory
with an OK team in 1850 In an inter.
view with the wd,er Mr. Hicks says
IN 81 while working on the Walker
Opera House fell from an Ell yaior Of
about forty lect and broke my right foot
which because OF the condition OF M
bio Il resulted In running sore. have
suffered terrible pain night aud day TOT
years. All my friends and aequa.nt-
ances know the condition was in. The
very best doctors In Utah did al in their
power for me from time to time during
the past thirteen years. but they al
failed TO cure me. Somctim was so
bad ! had to quit work entirely.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-24
q 90 roach Of Tho medical ,Iudoni, Tor

In tue reach Of the medical students for
gludy.
Tue doctors ate putzlsi by the case,
TOT they freely Admit tunt ~ the cere-
De lum % man we're removed he
would die. There appears ron THE
case, howevef, 10 te no iectssiiy h.
io~is iur The lfeieuce oi the brain TO
pfuloug life.
When irI headleis rul'et was on ex-
MOI on nrthv Capitol billiard f0unf
yesterday 10 was vioWod by hundfe =
with wondnE some OF these G. m
plaioci 10 Secretary Thompson Of Toe
huma osocieiy snd he viii 20 alt {
scott 10 uncsvsf why he III not I'M
meliaisly MI The maimcd chicke
lntleni Of carrying 10 over the ciiy
while sutitfisg.