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nard, Hussey and other observers gave indica-
tons that in their case at least proximity to
the sun was not an immediate cause of in
creased size. Holmes comet that cleaned al
most to visibility in the winter of 1892 re-
served its greatest expansion until receding
from the sun, al about double the distance of
the earth, when its apparent size increased five
fold. This enlargement seems TO have taken
place at the expense of its density, for it grew
far fainter than was warranted by the increas-
ing distance.
Gales comet, which was visible as a hazy
star of fifth magnitude and passed rapidly
through Hydra and the adj aceut consultations
in May, 1894, had also variations i'll size that
seemed to be independent of either distance
from the earth or from the sun.
The Rordame comet, which appeared in July
1893, had tail u degrees in length, which
was visible as hszy streak in the northwest
ern evening sky. The many changes that
were detected in this appendage by means of
photography give forecast of what the mod
ern camera may accomplish when some great
comet with trailing luminosity billions of
miles in length visits the solar system.
When far past perihelion the Rordame comet
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ize, even if it were of American

the same size, even if it were of American
build.
Ah,. well! The English always were
grasping-we know that.
1t is bred in the bone. 1t is to be hoped
that Lord Dunravon will not try to con-
vince the folks abroad that We are dread
fully impolite and unclvil-surelv he will
not be so rude. We will forgive him any
thing butth
What grand sweep yachtsmen would
have for race along the beautiful Cali
lorna coast. There are fifty places which
are ideal and easy of access. Perhaps
some day it can be arranged; if it is, sue
cess will surely follow. From present out
look the Americas cup will remain in this
country unchallenged. The yacht clubs
are combining to settle the jumbIed affairs
which the recent race has caused. 1t is
hoped some amicable arrangement may be
decided on. Justice will surely be done,
Tor under the star-spangled banner nothing
but peace and good will can ever last.
TRELLA FoLTz ToLANp.
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By Rose O'HaIoran, the Most Noted Woman
Astronomer in America.

A comet arose whose head was bright
like the day, while from its luminous body
tail extended like the sting of a scorpion.
This record, for which astronomy is IN
debted to archaeological researches among
the ruins of Babylon, is ascribed to the
year 114O B. c., and is the earliest reliable
account of the appearance of a comet. AS
the beginnings of astronomical observation
are credited chiefly to the Babylonians it
is very probable that even at that early
date the aspects and motions of cometary
visitors were carefully noted IN the inter-
ests of sstrology. From among the records
of several ancient and medieval nations,
but principally from those of China, &C
counts of the appearances of comets have
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AN OBJECT LEssoN.-The German EN-
peror has original ideas on many things.
He thinks that those of his people who
live far away from the coast are at dis
advantage, inasmuch as whatever knowl-
edge they may have of military progress,
they cannot but have vague ideas on what
is being done In modern naval war tactics
He has had an ingenious model con-
structed, measuring Is feet by "a feet, the
upper part of which represents the deck of
the great man-of. war, KONG Wilhelm.
Everything is complete-the rigging, a
siren, searchlight, a number of revolving
guns, each capable of firing twenty-six
shots i'll succession, tag-signal apparatus,
hfe-boats, etc. ALI these are operated by
electricity. When button is pressed. the
signal lanterns begin to blaze, rockets are
sent up, the beam of the searchlisht flashes
around and the guns go off. Orders have
been given for the construction of sixteen
similar battleships, for the purpose OF CIV
ing the inland population some practical
ideas OF the doings of the navy.
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electrical agency in interplanetary spaces.
The scientific mind Tefrains from build
ing high on foundation that shows any
weakness, as in such a case there is an
overshadowing sense of the possibility that
the superstructure might collapse. But
theories called forth by observation during
the last few years are highly creditable to
the science of the century.
The theory of electrical repulsion which
is received with general favor stands first,
and Bredichin's explanation of the differ
ence in the curvations of the tail is also
gaining ground, while Professor Schae-
berle's mechanical theory of comets is
entitled to much attention.
1t is logical outcome of his "Mechani-
cal Theory of the Solar Corona" and. like
that proffered explanation of an unsettled
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research to detect the existence of dark unseen
bodies in the universe, vaguely suggested as a
possibility by Lambert, and perhaps alluded to
in the Bible those stars "To whom is re-
served the blackness of darkness for an 9on.'
Few astronomical problems have called forth
more thought and study than the comet, and
none have so unyieldingly evaded solution. The
telescope, spectroscope and camera have
brought more knowledge, but they have also
brought more mystery, and 1t is surprising
how near we still are to the standpoint of en-
lightened speculation when the world was
twenty-five centuries younger than 1t is now.
ROSE O'HALLoRAN.
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PATIENTS CUT OF TOWN WRITE.
DESCRIBING YOUR CASE.

If you have treated with other doctors
and received no benefit consult DIR. Shores
at once. Read carefully these symptoms
and if you have any of them DR.. Shores
can cure you. If you live at distance
mark what fits your case and write to DR..
SHORES for further information.
ais the breath foul?'
"Is the voice husky?"
"Do you spit UP slime?"
''Do you ache all over?"
"Do you blow out scabs?"
us the nose stopped up?'
"Do you snore at night?'
"Does your nose discharged"
"Does the nose bleed easly"
sis there tickling in the throat?"
"Do crusts form in the nose?"
as the nose sore an6 tender"
lido you sneeZe great deal?"
us this worse toward night?"
"Does the nose itch and burn?"
els there pain in front of head?"
ls there pain across the eyes?"
us there pain in back OF head?"
us your sense of smell leaving?"
"Do you hawk 10 clear the throat?'
us the throat dry in the morning?o
Are you losing your sense of taste?"
"Do you sleep with the mouth open?"
"Does your nose stop up toward night?"
"Have you cough?"
care you losing fiesh?"
ado you cough at nfght?"
Have you pain in side?
"Do you take cold easily?"
is your appetite variable?"
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Have you stitches in slider"
"Do you cough until you gagP
"Are you low-spirited at times?"
"Do you raise frothy material?"
"Do you spit up yellow natter"
"Do you cough on going to bed?'
ado you cough In the morning."
''Is your cough short and hacking"
''Do you spit up little cheesey lumpsf"
"Have you disgust for fatty food?"
sis there tickling behind the palate"
"Have you pain behind breastbone"
"Do you feel you are growing weaker"
SIS there a burning pain in the throatT
"Do you cough worse night and morningT
"Do you have to sit up at night to get
BREATH"
apo your hands and feet swell?"
"Is this more noticeable in the morning"
"Are they cold and clammy?'
"ls there pain in small of back?"
"Is the urine dark and cloudy"
"Does deposit form when left standingW
"Is there desire to get up at night?"
ADO you see spots floating before the eyes p"
"Are the eyes dull and staring?"
"Is there bad taste in the MOUTH"
"Have you pain on top OF head?"
us your hair getting gray?"
"If so. is it silvery whittier"
sis the skin dry and harsh?h
sis the hair dry and brittle?"
"IS there nausea after eating?"
"Has the perspiration bad odor?"
"Is there puffiness under the eyes?"
"Are there dark rings around the eyes"
sis the skin pale and dry?"
"Has the skin a waXy look?"
"Do you see unpleasant things while asleep7"
"Have you chilly feelings down the back?''
"Do the joints pain and ache?"
"Do the legs feel too heavy?"
care you irritable?"
"Are you nervous?"
"Do you get dizZy?"
"Have you no energyW
"Do you have cold feet"
"Do you feel miserable?"
ais your memory poor?"
ado you get tired easily?"
"Do you have hot hushes?
"Is your eyesight blurred?"
"Have you pain in the backT
Cant you explain where?'
sis your flesh soft and fabby?'
"Are your spirits low at times?"
us there bloating after eating?"
"Haye You pain around the loins?"
"Do you have gurgling in bowels?"
us there throbbing in the stomach?"
"Do you have sense of heat in bowels?"
"Do you suffer from pains in temple?"
"Do you have palpitation of the hearth"
us there general feeling of lassitude?"
"Do these feelings affect your memory?"
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AN ELECTRIC TRIoYcLE-Several unsuc-
cessful attempts have been made to con-
truct an electric bicycle, and now ConDec-
ticut inventor has turned out an electric
tricycle.. No tests are reported, but it looks
as if people could ride on it. The electric
motor is carried in box over the driver, to
which it is connected by sprocket chain.
The storage battery is placed between the
two rear wheels
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SPECIAL DEPARTMENT

For the cure of private diseases of both
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surrounded himself with the latest scien-
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eases.
Further, to prove his honesty, sincerity
and ability to cure these troubles, DR.. A.
J. SHORES is willing to wait for his fee
until cure is accomplished. What is
more fair? DIR. Shores terms are within
the reach of all, so no one need suffer on
account of high fees.
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"Is there nausea?"

"Is there nausea?"
"Are you costive?"
SIS there vomitingf
'Do you belch up gas?"
care you light-headed?"
els your tongue coated?"
"Have you water brash?"
'Do you hawk and sDil?"
"ls there pain after eating?"
Are you nervous and weak?"
"Do you have sick headaches?"
"Do you bloat up after eatingT'
els there disgust for breakfast?"
"Have you distress after eating?"
sis your throat filed with sinner"
"Do you at times have diarrheaT
"Is there rush of blood to the head?''
sis there constant bad taste in the mouth 80
us there gnawing sensation in the stom-
ach?"
"Do you feel as If you had lead in stom.
ach?"
when you get up suddenly are you
"When stomach is empty do you feel
faint?"
"Do you belch up material that burns your
throat?"
"When stomach is full do you feel op-
pressedT'
No matter what complication of troubles
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you for So month and furnish all medi-
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W. S. CANON, 1925 M street, Sacra-
mento, Cal. l have suffered years with
catarrrh, kidney and liver troubles. DR.. A.
J. Shores treatment has made me new
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MRS. NJ. K. WEIGH, BIZ Garden street
Had catarrh ten years. Treated with all
doctors: TO one did me any good until
came to DR.. A. J. Shores, and 1 can now
recommend his treatment
MRS. MARY BOWLING, 211A Lilly
avenue. city, says: Had catarrh twelve
years; treated with many so-called special
lists the only relief had was when / came
to DR.. Shores.
FROM CROCKETT, CAL.
MRS. McKEUON of the above city says:
After one treatment with DIR. A. ]. Shores
for catarrh, am very much better.
THOUSANDS OF OTHERS
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THOUSANDS OF OTHERS
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EXPERT SPECIALISTS.
PERMANENTLY LOCATED.

Entrance to parlors, rooms 1S, 10,
Nucleus Building, opposite Chronicle.
Take elevator on Market-st. side.
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A SPECIAL DEPARTMENT.

From requests by many people in San
Francisco DIR. A. ]. SHORES has added
to his offices
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Sir Philip Sidney was great dresser.
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"Have you q cough?"
care you losing fiesh?"
"Do you cough at night?"
Have you pain in side?"
"Do you take cold easily?"
"Is your appetite variable?"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-26

IuIs5G tue Atlanta H3r,hy ruu'slci
'Al Ola MANS Idyi' UY Nca.G which
Clarence 5teadmau quotes In hia WofE
on American literature.
The poet enlisted on the Union side
during tho war aud served ou tho stat
o,Ga1. John i. Miiisr lie came Go
Col nu fro 1873 on account OF wairl.
m1msl trouble and bis wife followed
him. On Monday, October .5tu of
that year, DO Registered at The Windsor
hot0. 60 inis city. He put 900 no uI-
peatanre the next dny aud on Noine.-
Jay hia friend, q. n. rappln i0unl
him deal iu his rlum. a bottle ni
hudnnum on the table aud TWO Letters,
ono 10 Col. Tappnn anu the other %
Gen. john i. Miller told tho s,ory.
Scarcely any attention was laii 60
the suicide. Tho local pnu,r sluhc "
tuB dead man rH "a gentleman u' cue
tufa almost ur uowu Boz This gammu'
uity.D The letters told tho sl1fy 3i hia
domestic ttouUIol, but the story wss
not made puzzle.
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lovyirg tnc prescribed duty oi 30 pur
cent when sweet meats and fruits IRE
imported preserved Boz epigltl RB well as
in sugar, o. wn.C h thH operations of the
act ugl limited.
Paragraph $3.50 o. Gm1udoi 90 as to
ado. pfoyiJo Tor tIu collection % thu
du.y 20 10 per cent Az yalorum whom
g5gl Is anu other plants use Imported
clI,ny Tor igrcllg under glass for
flowers, the wUrI "uul.hyn not appUnf'
lux iu tho present act.
Psra lrnph 2i5 r1la.el to bottles iu
which ale 10 imported.
Paragraph 2jj relates 90 flsE. and 257
90 hemp, aa dot, paragraph 1853.
Paragraph g76 rotating TO lnooH, oig-
iura, utC., is amended 90 ms 10 include
emUfOldrrci wearing apparel and tex
tile fabrics ut ON Der cent al vnlJrum.
Paragraph 3J5 rclllUs % lIthugtapnic
prints anu a23 On toys.
Paragraph 3j2 relates TO umbrella
Sticks.
Paragraph 40l amends tho ffoo list
90 us tn read "bJfd6 und wild land ct
water iIgl, dead or alive" ana ill 30
% 90 nlt include a.riug1 Tor musical
Instruments.
Paragraph 403 relates to "coal tar aud
its pruduug."
Paragraph 135 IA amended 10 as 10
relieve tho present &C. from possible
conjunction OF putting diamonds on
the free lial.
Paragraph l5l isHmaudud to inolude
Ia the Tree list "tfrsh water hsh, ffOzBa
or packed in ice, aud other lreah nHh
not otherwise herein provided br."
The finance committee Will consider
these suggestions.
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WAsutNurON, ID. g., Fob. Co.,
Secretary Carlisle hnH suut % Senator
VOORHEES,, ss chairman Of the commil-
Toe 90 unancc, "a memorandum sus'
FBgll1r chAugra in the taflil act when
are, tlo HUcrrtagy Hayt.
"DtHgnuI TO make more clear the In
tguuon on Congress AMI 10 Lessen mo
chances OF litigation by removing the
ambiguity now existing Ia the various
paragraphs ouumerntodH
Paragraph a relates 10 vnrnlahca
and is 90 constructed na % make it APP
near thnt Japan varnith 10 eomCtimcI
known hs gold, which 10 not the case.
The correction provides Tor their e0par-
alton but leaves tbs duty ~ fixed In
the act at % per cent al valorom. In
the act R8 It stands there is u mis-
placed comma between the WOrlHHpirit
ami varnishcs, which II Ia proposed d
strike out.
The chango IN tho 4sth paragraph
adds tho words "arli0,s," before "cul-
ore in iubuF,n 10 nu 10 provide a uuiy Of
20 nor cent M yal0rum.
The amendment auggottsd 10 para
graph 10 adds tho word "vllriuol" 10
M 10 make it read "bnok not giaaoj,
ylirinud," etc., 20 per cent.
Paragraph SO roiatea TO bottles.
Lenses, wholly Uf paris, manufactured,
are specially excepted from the opera.
| ton OF paragraph b5 relating 90 spec
tac'eB, iiInglass, etc., which pay 40 per
/ cent I'D yalnfem.
Paragraph l2i relates 10 wire.
Fresh salmon are added 10 paragraph
30 Using uuly Oi Z cent Per pound
/ on iHn.
Paragraph gl7 is changed to read
"plums, piuue, iigs, raisine, dried
| grapes anu Zauts oufTunts."
! Paragraph 2l5 70 as TO provide for
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tuflur tho day iaolulo the tem11rA57
Federal buildlnr ct Chicago, 5-JDIOl5
BEGINNING now government building ~
At5.g5 p.ui. the Senate held an eK-
eruuve resHion ami tneu took recess
untll O'CLOCK.
fhunieht auision Of the Senate was
attended by Hulut twenty souatoU,
butas the quritI0u u o quorum was
not rsisei work proc 'sIld On the sun
dry civil appropriation uill. The az.
proriiiiiou for tins chief Dnlcials oi TIE
coast and ge0Ictio survey occasiouei
much debate. Tue eulntgod slan Of
ilrty.two, as recommended ny the COM
mitioc, was agreed TO.
Committee amendments were agreed
TO approprintiug 5000 Co tbs widow or
other heim OF each uf th8 killoi in the
Ford rhealer disaster also $4,000 Tor
ga electric lighting plant for thu Capt.
tot. The amendment increasing tho
appropriation Or surveying the public
lands from tl1l,UJO % 100000 wac
temporarily passed, Dubois OF Idaho,
giving notice OF further amendment
m1Eiug tue appropriation siJJ,Uul,
The amendment was agreed TO nppre-
pTiatng $4,000 ilr surveys OF lands
within thu limits OF railroad land
grants and amending the law ON the
subject. Tho amendment was agreed
90 donating tho abandoned Fort Me
kiuucy military reservation aud build
iuga 10 tho state OF Wyoming Tor state
inti,uuous. Also granting 10 North
DAKOTA lands la the FUrt 1910 military
reservation.
CUcSTull offered uu amendment,
which was agreed 10, Gppr0pflating
$4,000 for completing tue statute Of
Gauuril William r.. sherman.
An amendment wag agreed 10 liking
thu shiloh National Park C0mmission
at plttsburg Landing, IounY estimate
log the cost OF innIl nt 100000
Tho committee amendments u tho
bill wUlo approved until tho concluded
features were reached, ffii concerning
government printing Jiiico anu second
concerning tho important financial
plan Tor an Issue OF 100000, 900 O' crf-
! ulCltcs Of indcbiuluus7. Ihcso were
/ reserved until tomorrow Incni at
1855 O'Clock, thu Senate adjourned.
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nibcrnlan,' rnorl Tor uomo.

SAyAESAII, Go. Feb. 25.--This after
noon COMMITTEES OF twelve leading
members Of tho Ancient Order Of H.
buruiaus waited on Mayor Meyers and
presented q petition signed by about
800 mombers Ut that order and other
CathohCs. Tho petition statuI that u
had been learned tlat oE-PneBt Stat.
terry anu his vile, who 10 an ez.uuu,
would lecture hero tomorrow night on
Catnoliuism, anu that the signeu wefo
satisfied that II they were allowed "
speak, trouble, disorder, and riot would
prevail. In thu interest VI peace anu
order, they appealed 10 him not to Gl,
low them 10 lecture.
Mayor Meyers, In reply, presented
the committee N0m the HiUegninuB
with O written opinion from City Al.
torugy Adams, VIM held that there
was no state gtntutB or city ordinance
which would uphold an order by tho
mayor preventing the lecture. No
breach Of tho peace can euaio, said the
mayor, n they who viii be- Ousuled by
the 5latlcryG remarks stay away.
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