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Tho above portrait 10 that OF Mics Rosa
Barnes, one Of the most popular yuuus ladies
of knysVllU, Unu. fur i've years soc has
been AN luvaiid caused by tho fayasus uf
chbrrn, which nfat made It, Appearance iu tho
head, but gradually ale tod the stomach, and
~ Miss Harness snyt made her uto Que Of
misery aud suffering.
In continuing. She says FoF tho sake OF
other women who may BE- now suffering a. 1
dlhl deem o Q duy 10 make my remarkable
recovery public,
fitc ytari was an invalid. had sharp
shooting pans in the head, roaring noises in
tho care, upon nrisiuE from h chair I would
feel any, weak Uud faint. and had DO Huuus
Ute. Whatever aud what I I'D cat seemed t1
distress me, pam in the stomach extended
through my eide 10 the back. / was utryOua
and could not sleep. did not enjoy any kind
~ anus mcnt aud IA fact was 40 run
down. Through the advice Of friends / went
90 Drl shores a Shores aud placed NY case
with thcm. and FROM tue very nrsl / began 10
inproVt aud can nov saY hAvv Improved IN
eycry way ! feel lignt aud happy ana every
thing ! do seems ~ DO pleasure. sleep
wen, am not nervous and have gained n
pounds an weight while under tho doctors
care.
! will DO only too happy 10 talk with any one
who ~ tato the trouble tlcali on mo aud Will
readily answer any aud all inquiries A. 70 my
case.
Miss nafnos resides NJ Kaysyilie Utah.whers
che will AnSwcr all inquiries with pleasure.
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steamer scrvla. January %, 1894; For
Great Britain. Geo. L. Wright Of
Hyrum, Cachs county; Allied Gadj,
Joseph Il. Prce and John W. Oti, Of
Nrphi, JuAb county; R0bcri Blain, OF
sprinx Cuy, san, ete county. For
Scandinavia: RAstue Rasmussen anu
Martin Olson, ~. Muviilu, Cache
county; Peer @. Jensen, Bear River
CITY, box Elder county.
RtIrAsEs AND hprOtNtMENfH.-
Elder IS. "A. Blackhurst has ucuu TO-
ien.ei IRON uIg lsb0fs ng travelling
III Ter Ia the Manchester conference,
ani has besn appointed to labor In the
Liverpool conference.
EiIer II. NJ. McCune has been re-
leased from his lsuuTs ~ travelling
Elder Ia the Sheffield conference, an
has betu appointed to LABOR Ia the
LiveTpO u cjn.ereuce.
Elder Geo. II. Wright has been ap.
pointed 10 labor ~ travelling Elder Ia
the Leeds conference.
Elder Alfred Ga1d hg, been appoint-
81 10 lAbIr as travelling Elder IN tue
Nnrwich conference.
Elder Robert Blain has been appoint.
ed u labor No travelling Elder IN the
Newcastle conference.
Elder Joseph r. Price has been ap.
painted To labor ~ travelling Elder In
tnu Sheffield conference.
Elder John W. Orb has boon appoint
"a 90 IabUr M travelling Elder la the
nottingham conferences.
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The ReArsage wreck.

NEW York, Feb. s.-A Colon special
10 the Herald gives the following ac-
c9unt Of the wreck Of the kearsage, on
Roncador reef;
The disaster occurred nj p. m. last
Friday. The keArsage was under
both sail nnd steam ut the time, and
was going about ten knots. When she
struck, n heavy sea was running anu
~ the character Of the Gays In these
waters was well known TO the keat-
mgeia officers, II WAS evident that
safety lay Ia forcing her An lar up on
the cay ~ possible before she began ~
break up.
Accordingly she was at once light
OueI up by heAving her guns over
hoard. The ono first TO g0 was her
splendid old ll.inch atter.pivot gun,
that did such terrible execution 90 tho
Alabama IN the famous fight In 1864.
Next the maHtA were cut away. IL
would have been madness 10 attempt
10 make landing Ia such n SEA In the
intense darkness Of ths tropical night,
aud therefore there was nothing 10 be-
donu but TO wait till morning.
As terrible night was passed, the
waves pounding heavily over her
tltIli anu WehintN tldo ~ Hht tNhhF
more aud more broaduldes. Saturday
morning u line was got ashore, AMI
oil hands were finally landed sale Ia
the 10y. Owing TO the manner In
which tue waves had swept tho decks
and filed the hold, only little fresh
water and n small quantity Of proyis'
ions .uld Ue saveu. Three boats got
ashore uut LITTLE Injured.
As there Is almost no water on the
feei, ana about 200 men were cAmped
ihtrs win u trliliug supply, one Of the
tgal- Was Immediately Put In order 10
g1toOlI Providence for relief. Lieu
tslaut r.. Il. BTAlnald anu Naval
Oruvt SUIT, with n picked crew Of
Noun,etts lett tho cay. On reaching
Oh riUyidruco and finding there
lu,hug Capable OF taking OF the ship
wrecked crew, they came ON TO Colon
tlr hssistRnce. When they lett tue
RJucador cay tue Kearaugo waG
breaking up fast.
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HALIFAN, Feb. S.-rhore IL trouble
amounting almost 10 mutiuy on Ine
British warship Canada, now IN the
West Indies. II has manifested Itself
since the snip was rec0mnisHlOned.
The matter has been kept as quiet IN
possible TO prevent II getting into the
newspapers.
The admiral visited every ship Of the
squadron ON Chrslmas day aud was
received on ali the ships la a hearty
manner by the men, with the except on
OF thB crew OF the Canada. On lizard
that ship there were NO decorations or
anything TO indicate the festive season.
On each mess table there was tin "
water ana n plate Of ships biscuit. lho
admiral was received In -ileIos by the
men.
December l6,h the royal naval
sports took place, and not one Ol the
crew OF the Canada entered any Of the
contests.
II rumored the admiral has askoi
the admiralty 10 oruer tie Calaua
home.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
DITCHED A TRAIN.
Tsrss Cars Jump The Track and Roll
Down the Bank.
A BRAKEMAN FIRED AT.
s.,,rsl Persons Injured In the Wreck
Great Excitement Pee
vaillng.

uorsroS. Tex, Feb. s.--ronight at
,ii,b bridge, over white Oak Bayou,
,,.in wreckers removed the rails aud
a., mates on the Missouri, Kansas a
Ta,ss railway. When the passenger
lain came along the engine passed
,.,ely over, but the baggage and mail
caches jumtei the track and rolled
avn the bank, followed by the smoker,
vbleh landed ON top OF them.
Ioe Elliott, q brakeman, was cent
h,et 10 dag freight tralu soon due,
~ mad not proceeded "A hundred yar1e
Zen A vollcy from ambush was bred
nm him. Four bullets took effect In
rbs rev, In the meantime, aided by
,,. r,.ssspgurp, were at WORK extricat.
,ng inc mon buried ia the wrecked
~. api feared 10 70 10 the nagmnn's
,s.,iis. He, however, crawleJ, btUi-
'gstd wounded. back 10 the train.
In Inc m.il car was Lou Morris, the
.ssnt. baIly bruised aud with several
ssp,- broken. II. Hatton, tbs express
MESSENGER, was found 10 the car with
m, tbs broken aud IN critical coudi-
lion. ]. w. Carter, baggage master,
was injured about tue head and inter
uaily.
Arsllef train was made up here and
,ent 10 the scene. This wounded were
h,5usht In and arc In the hospital.
Posses arc on the scene aud great ex'
element prevails.
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ITO Wool arewsr., Memorial.

WASHINGTON, Feb. s. - senator
Sherman presented In the Senate a
memorial from the National Wool
gfowers' association, reolting the re-
fusal OF the nnsnce committee 10 grant
a hearing on the wool schedule IN tho
tariff bill, anu representing that the
present duties on the Wilson bill Will
fuiu the wool industries.
The woolgTowers concluded their
convention tonight, after preparing an
address 10 tho woolgrowers of tue coun-
tfy. This address urges q continuance,
even under the new tarin law, OF the
interests OF tho woolgtowefs ia their
INDUSTRY, and maintenance OF state
aud county organizations. Pfesorva-
ton Of llocks, especially tho preserva.
ton oleues, even ut y temporary loss,
u urged, In order that tho wool grow
Tag Industry may promptly recover
under subsequent laws, should they be
Iassed.
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A neat little volume Of 200 pages. written
by a journalist aud politician " many
years experience. II N froo from technl.
calitlrs aud obairuso disser atoms, max
ing the philosophy aud practice OF
politics plain and simple. liesidos, II
contains a large quaint y ~ historical
and current political Information, making
II valuable 10 all. Strictly non partisan
and absolutely reliable. sold by tho
DEsEHEt NEws CoNrASY, aud and sent
pos age prepaid TO any address for slOl,
copies for 500.
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So a month for Catarrhal aud all
Kindred Diseases. MEDICINE FREE.
TREArMnNr nY VAIL.
No Necessity of Coming 10 the City
for Treatment.

Almost every natl brings letters asking Drs.
shores a shores. o. 10 necessary 20 live ln
talt Lake In order 10 take the trcatmnnN Gan
you treat patients NJ their homes By mhiif aud
other questions ot similar Impurt.
hra. shores a shores desire 10 state, there.
fore, Tor the lcucnt 81 those who may DO hcsl-
tuuug about wulnF Co Them, that By their
question blanks And other aYstUmhtir arrange.
hr obtained 60 make treatment An easy matter.
Thus patients can De- treated az their own
homes ~ we'll ua iu SAT- Lake. Medicines are
sent uF express, u regular correspondence a.
required and maintained, and the phytichn and
paucnt are THUS iu constant touch Prompt
replies are made by DR., shores a sh0rCs,
proper medicines aud in every doian each case
l. worked out until cure L. effected. Encioso
acont IN stamps wutn you write for question
circulars.
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ITS OWN SHARP MORAL.
fas, Riding, Fail Of a Horse, aud
Broken L,g,

RivrRToN, Bal, Lake C5uniy.-wn
you please insrrt the following IN your
valuable pnper and at the sans time
give waning to tue young meu?
An accident happened ut above.
named place Sunday, February an,
1894. The oldest aOn Of n. J. Chris.
tiauaen, boy OF about 10, was sent
on an effaud by MS father. Before no
stnuoi Un mia iather gave hlm warn
lug not g. go too fast as tho ROAD was
NOT very safe on account u snD~ ami
ice. But somehow Tie boy stems 70
have forgotten Nil ob0ut the nlvlct
given, Anu coming tack 81 break.neck
speed the horse struck "A glagry place
and tho Consequence was, fall for tut
horse, broken leg for the boy and n
DOCTORS bill u the father, besides pain
aud sotrJw TO himselfaud the whole
family. n. J. q.
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Of the greatest muslin underwear
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81 The muslin.
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ladies oNlra nne Cambria Corset Covers
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REVIEW OF EVENTS ABROAD
The Brazilian Rebellion Thought 10
BE- Nearing tho End.
Gladstone VIII Nut Htsigu.-rhe Cnu-
nda'- crew Not Loyai-from the
Grave Of Lafayette.

wAsHiNu1oN, b. g., Feb. s.-The
following Is an extract from n letter
from Commander II. II. Picking, Jan.
uaty II, isgl cat 9.l5 q. IN. the
AqnidabAn wns sighted coming Into
tnB hatbof flying the admiraPs nag.
She was fired at by all the iOrts and
stood toward anu anchored near Lam.
ada, returning thu fite, but only oc'
CasiOunliy, with her large guns. ~
was "a remarkable sight 10 see this YES
eel coming IA before all the forts anu
batteries and seemingly without any
injury nj all. heat from good source
that she was struck twice, Ult without
material Injury, Two men wefu
slightly wounded, sufficiently ~ u
require their being sent to the hospital.
A. near Ms eau be counted tue shots
fifed at tlie Aquidahau aggregated lOO,
Ia return TO which the AquluRban Hired
twenty-five times"
This Il taken Dy naval experts 20 10.
dictate that an armOrtd Hhip IL prGcti-
caliy exempt ftom ham ifom shore
battery.
PRACTICALLY AT Az ESD.
RIO DE JANErRO, Feb. s.-Peixoto
gave a Uig reception 10 United states
Minister Thompson and Renf.Admital
Brnham To-Day. The general belief 10
that the rebellion IL practically al an
end aud that there IL not likely 10 be-
any more fightiag u Importance, as
the presidential election will now take
up thu attention Of both parties.
CANNOT ~ REcJGSIzrD.
ROM, Fob. S.-rhe government
has teen approached by the
agents OF tho Brazilian Insurgents,
who have suggested that IL was high
time that It,ly recognize the iuHuf-
gents ~ belligefents, on the ground
that they had established an iuuvpcnd.
ent government, controlled the greater
portion oi the eastern part Of Brazil
nud had been Waging war against
PcixotO einoe September last. The
reply Of the Italian government IL that
Il IN not disposed TO recognize the iu-
sutgenis m Uolllgetents.
10 FOLLOW BESnAy's EXAMPLE.
LONDON, Feb. s.-secrettfy Berthe
OF the foreign olilce received n deputa-
ton OF British Bhip.owaers today, who
urged that the British commander At
Rio dc JaneirO DO instructed 10 see that
ali British vessels are enabled 10 dis.
charge their cargoes Al tho wharvee
without mOlestatiOn. Thc delegation
spoke Ia the wafmest manner possible
OF the spirited action OF Rear Admiral
Benham, who, they said, set an OK.
ample 10 the commanders OF foreign
nations IN freeing the American ehIpe
at Rio from the obnoxious restrictions
imposed Ivy the insurgents.
Secretary BERTHE said the secretary
OF state for foreign affairs would sec "
II were possible ~ Instruct the British
commander as requested by the dele
gallon.
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PARIS, Feb. S,--rhs Society OF
Daughters Of the American Republic
Of san Francisco recently asked the
French government, through the
French consul at San FfaacisoO, for a
few ounces OF earth from the grave Of
General Lafayette, Ia which they In.
tended 10 plant tree Of liberty. The
French government has acceded 10 the
request, aud the minister OF the IN.
terror, NJ. Reyngl, today had n box
filed with earth from the grave Of
Lafayette, In Plchuu Cemetery. This
box was sealed with the arms OF the
city OF Paris and Will TO Immediately
forwarded 10 Ban Francisco.
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matter Of the slj rate from the Mis.
uri river 10 the Pacific coaet, put In
effect by the Union Pacific n few Jays
ago. A resolution establishing all
rates on s45 nasls was voted down,
after hard struggle.
The Alton and ~. Paul at onco gave
notice that they would accept SIS
rate from their trsutciutinrntai c1n-
nections, beginning February i2,h.
The Northwestern gave notice OF an
intention to Put In toe slmu ates, be-
ginning tomorrow. The Atchis9n
gave no notice, but viii doubtless lose
no timU in putting In the same rates.
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Gladstone WIN rot Reslsu.

PARIS, Feb. s --PairiC publishes an
interview with Gladstone, no Biarfit2.
ton Of resigning. lie hal decided O.
tight the house OF lords 10 too blVer
end, anu was ready To show that tue
future belongs u the democracy
Gladstone declared there was no us
cord In his cgbiuek
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Tho Qne.lIen or neYenne.

WARRINGTON, Fob. s.-The Demo.
cratic subcommittee OF the committee
on iiuauce has been engaged almost
exclusively upon the question Of rev.
ehue, anu every day makes II palmer
that the tarill Till viii he devoted as
largely US possible to the question OF
raising revenue. Tns committee IN u
unit ON this proposition, anu Ia work.
lng hirmoniously In this direction.
he committee has accumulated q
insss ~ hgurrs, giving the present re-
'riWu pl thu government, and showing
90 ,Hiimate on the future revenues on
'Hu Worut basis, making calculations
800 iIr' lee. Of the changes made IN
." Wilson bill which have been sug'
.u,rI.
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To reconstruct "a hank.

ROME, Feb. 6.-The Tri5utG an
nounup- Reconstruction u the
CTedit Mobiliate, WHOM has Dteu AZ
ranged by u German syndicate. Tue
PISA includes tho Bancs Generate.
Delegates representing tho German
syndicate sre coming TO Rome TO settle
the details OF the now bill.
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The above underwear will all
be piled on tables where every
body can get chance 10 see II.
Monday morning follow the rush,
the great underwear crowd will
come.
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Asnhmnrlnr Snece.n.

RosIE, Feb. s.-The Pullino a new
submarine torpedo vessel, hos been
given trial anu proved an euIire
success. With Admiral Lubrano
aboard, tho vessel traveTsrI the entire
length OF the gull under water.
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rlri,, WIN ,he nsnaIts.

FRESNO, Gal, Feb. s.-News was
received here tonight OF hght be.
tween sheriff scott and posse aud
CHRIS Evans and Morrcll, the escaped
bandits
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Zion Medical and SllgiCal Institute

Located permanently In the Harmon
Block, 80 E. Second South ST.,
Salt Lake city, Utah.
q. ". SHORES, NJ. d.,
A. J. SHORES, N. D.,
Consulting Physicians.
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speclaltesi An disease. u tho Rye. Ear.
Nose, Throat ard Lungs. FEMALE, nectal and
private diseases. our treatment for Piles is
new painless, safe aud certain Our own
method.
once hours-o 10 n me, gto JPN, 1tos
Pun sundays. n An. % pm
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NOTICE

rT,IIE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stoclhnIders NJ tho uhh stove pnl
Iiariware 90. will bo hgt 10 mo company
ONCE on tuesday, February 1000, ~ We l"s
such bufinrss Az iaay come before H.,
'u9" a.. MlCnElsEN,
secretary
Salt Lake city. FEB, 1874
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~ .,aernI rIeelIon. nen.nl nm.

NJ oauNGION, d, c., Feb. s.--Presi-
ceut Cleveland this evening signeu
l'u ehtal elections repeal bill and II
H ig" a law. Representative Tucker,
a. Virginia, brought with him o. the
white House n gtll pm, especially
ulicuascd iOr use la signing tue hill.
AZ had already been used by tho Vice
Ffesideht anu Speaker Crisp In signiug
me bill anu alter the President .had
ustd It, u became the property OF
tucker Representative Pearson, OF
Ohio, carried the bill from the capitol.
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In Tho European Mission.

MNltHnidl siar, jan 2Nl
ARRIVALS lho following mlsslsn'
aries arrived In Liverpool per Cunard
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Ihe IrnnneonllnenlnI nnle..

CHICAGO, Feb. S.--rhs Western
Passenger association today took up the
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POLITICSI

The Immediate future Of Utah will
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THE PRACTICAL POLITICIAN,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-11-28
$4,000 NagrOdy $4,000.

Czytelnicy gazety n~aszej z przyje-
mnoscia ~przeczytuja sobie, re nauka
lekarska PoszczyciG sic moz n~areszcie,
re chot jedne chorobe straszliwa moze
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CHICAGO, dnia % listopada 1894.
SzdRoIcni Roddcut

'~oIeooCNt lOuucy
Obchod 64-tej rocznicy powstania
listopadowego z r. 1880 odbedzie sic
W sobote dnia 1-go Grudnia r. b. W sa-
Ii Puiaskiego wieczorem.
UPraszamy 81. publicznosG polska,
towarzystwa narodowe i koscielne, "a
razem i tie tow, ktore jeszcze ME poia-
czyfy sic z Mani, ola wsp0lnego odby-
wanna rocznic narodowych, ably raczyiy
przyjac udzial W lynne.
Ma posiedzeniu delegat6w, odbytem
dnia 17-go listopada r. b. powzielismy
zamiar polaczenia wszystkich iowa,
rzystw Pozostajacych ma stronie Wojcie,
chowa, abysmy wszyscy wspolnie urza,
dali obchody narodowe.
Ably powziety zamiar uskutecznic.
zaPraszamy prezesow i delegat6w wszy.
stkich towarzystw ma Wojciechowie,
ably raczyli Przybyc ma og6lne posie,
dzenie, dnia logo grudnia r. b. do sail
Pulawskiego wieczorem, ola wzajem.
nego porozumienia sic W tel mierze.
Za}obne nabozehstwo "a dusze pole.
gfych rodakow w powstaniu z roku
l73O-3l, odbedzie sic dnia 20 listop
to jest W ,,Thanksgivingday" o godzi,
ME 9-tej rano. W kosciele sw. Woicie,
cha, ma 17-tej i Paulina ul.
w dniu tym z Powodu swieta anne.
rykahskiego, bedzie wielu polak6w
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uPraszamy, ably jak najliczniej byli o,
becni ma nabozehstwie.
Il uPowaznienia delegatow obch.
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