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NV trouble seemed to be confined principally
in he head and throat My nose would stoI
up could not breathe through the nostrlls
while sleeping. Sense of smell and taste were
greatly affected There was always BAD taste
III my mouth and my appetite was very poor
suffered dreadfuliy with earache and mead
ache
| Tho atmosphere was so thoroughly impreg-
mated with a fine invisible alkah dust you muSl
necessarily inhale more or less OF H.
| | think the inhalation of this Dust the prl-
mary. cause of my catarrh. Mucous was con
| stantly dropping into my throat IN Whlcn par
tices Of dust could be readily detected.
| The constant presence OF dust ana pnleSn
| combined in the throat not only caused u tl
become very sore, but kept me always hawking
and splitting very annoying habit
| NV voice had harsh guttral sounu, anu u
| times cauld not articulate distinctly. ! nae
previously been troubled with Droncnltis my
condition was perfectly dreadful. improved
from tho start.
! Ny nose Is now free from oDstructlon. can
breathe through the nostrils at all times. S. nse
of smell and taste are perfect. fnat nasty
taste ia nv mouth has entirely disappeared.
Earaehe and headache never nave. ana my
head feels clear and clean.
| The very first treatment relieved my tnroal
entirely OF phlegm and ali soreness. My voice
lis clear and distinct My general health il
much improved and feel that have derived
great and lasting benefit from Drs. MANSFIELD
| and De MoncoS treatment.
| / would advise all persons suffering from this
dreadful malady to place their case with these
specialists. ] know OF no treatment Of
effectual.
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Among the many letters received by Drs.
Mansfield and De Monco during the past few
days we take one inquiring what catarrh is and
what portions of the body it affects.
Many people labor under the mistaken idea
that catarrh means simply the discharge from
the nostrils with hawking and splitting OF
mucous, but to the observing phySicion who
makes q specially of the disease the word
means more Experience has taught him that
catarrh is by no means confined to the head
alone, but that the entire system is frequently
affected by it. Thus we have:
Catarrh OF the nose. causing frontal head
aches more commonly known as neuralgia), a
sense of dullneSs or drOwSiness dizziness, con-
fusion of thoughts, ETC.
Catarrh OF the throat. bronchial tubes and
lungs, causing sore throat, cough, hoarseness or
entire loss of voice, bronchitis asthma. pneu-
monia etc.
Catarrh of the stomach (more commonly cal
led dyspepsia), causing Indigestion heartburn,
wator brash. nausea, fetid breath. palpitation
or huttering Of the heart, shortness OF breath.
etc.
Catarrh of the bladder with it's long list OF
disagreeab e and painful symptoms.
Catarrh of the kidneys, often resulting in nep-
haritis and acute Bright's disease.
Catarrh of the bowels, causing alternate
diarrhea and constipation. piles, etc. In faci,
catarrh affects more or less all the mucous sur
face of the entire body, causing at times severe
local or general neuralgia or rheumatic pains.
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CLOSING Day at Norr1s park.

MoRRIs PARK, Oct. 15.-Today was the
closing day of the racing season in New
York state.
Five furlongs-Stonenell won. Lizzette
second, Addie third Time-5911.
Six furlongs-W William Penn won, May
Jose second. Time-1 :121.
ODe,mile-Alcha won. Rex second, Kill
deer third. Time 30.
White Plains handicap-Six furlongs-
Helen Nichols won. Hugh Penny second,
Young Arion third Time-1:111<
Pelham Bay handicap NILS and a
quarter--Pickpocket won, Kilkenny second,
Julien third. Time-2 :0S
Heats of six furIongs-First-Ara won,
Helen Rose second. Roquefort third
Time-1:12L. Secondhand won, Helen
Rose second, Roquefort third. Time
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SLAVES STILL SOLD.
Natives Sold in Guatemala for
One Hundred Dollars Each.
IN THE GUIsE OF PASSAGE MONEY.
Islanders Got on Board the slave Ship by
Questionable Methods, Amounting to Kid
nsping-Large Numbers Die from Disease

SAN Francisco, Oct. 15.-The Eramf'aer
this morning prints long account OF the
cruise Of the steamer Montserrat which
arrived from Guatemala on Thursday,
after having landed there nearly four hun
dred natives Of the Gilbert islands TO
work, aIiegedly under contract for i've
years to wealthy planters. The account Is
written by the Examiner reporter who
shipped on the Montserrat last April as a
sailor. The account declares the
Montserrat is slave ship; that
natives are sold in Guatemala for q
hundred dollars each, the amount being
taken ia the guise of passage money. The
account shows that the islanders got on
beard by questionable methods, amounting
in some cases practically to kidnapping.
The commander of the vessel is w. H.
Ferguson, VINO was connected with the
other ALLEGED slave ship Tahiti which
founded with four hundred natives on
board. The account adds that of the four
hundred natives taken in Guatemala two
years ago only one hundred and eighty are
now alive, the others have succumbed 20
disease.
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NEW TROTTING SULKY
Robert Bonner Is Having One
Constructed.
1t Win Be Made Entirely of Tubular Steel
with 42-inch Understanding Events
of Yesterday. Base Bali, Etc.

New YORK, Oct. 15.-Robert Bonner.
while satisfied that the bicycle sulky is a
decided advantage in speed, has concluded
that it is capable of Improvement. The
smallness of the wheels is an Objectionable
feature. He has, therefore, had built 8
bicycle sulky with 42-inch wheels and the
axle SO arranged that the body of the
sulky can be raised or lowered to make q
horizontal draft for either tell or low
horse. The new vehicle is constructed en-
tirely of tubular steel, including thills, and
is both lighter and stronger than wooden
gear. 1t is Bonuer's intention to use this
sulky in Sunops trials for the worlds rec
0rd
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Iexington Races.

LEXINGTON, Oct. 15.-The 2:27 trot, un-
finished from yesterday, was won by
Sternberg, Lee Russell second, Andy
Cutter third. Time-2:1sA.
Arion was driven an exhibition mile,
making it in 2:16 easily.
Sunol was exhibited but did not trot.
AT the opening day Of the running meet
ing of the Kentucky association the track
was slightly heavy.
Six furlongs-Tee Mike won, Salvation
second, Cyclone third. Time-l:16.
Four and one-half furlongs-Luke f
won, Golden Hopes second, Bonnie Lassie
third. Time-.5S.
Mile-W b won, Fellide second, Irish
Chief third. Time :421S.
Mile and fifty yards--Anna won, Lake
Breeze second, Fenor third. Time :4615
Five furlongs-Evanatus won, Belfast
second, Interior third. Time-1:0311.
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IMPORTANT DECISION.
gsde by the California supreme Court Be-
garding Oflcial Ballots.

as6e by the California supreme Court Be-
garding Ofncial Ballots.
Los ANGELES. Cal, Oct. 15.-The SUI
preme court Of California today In the case
Of Raston versus Brown, 1t being an appli-
cation of a non-partisan political faction of
SSH Francisco for writ of mandate to
compel the registrar Of votes TO place the
name Of non-partissn on the municipal
ticket to be voted for at the next election.
was decided adversely on the ground that
the sections Of the political code providing
for voting straight tickets by stamping the
ticket heading or party designation at the
head of iSs ticket was unconstitutional.
The scourt holds that the official ballot
should be printed without the party desig-
nation OF any party az the head Of the
ticket and voters can only express their
choice by stamping opposite each name or
proposition voted for. except rs TO presi-
Dental electors, who may be voted for by q
single stamp opposite the party group on
the ticket Each individual candidates
name, however, viii be followed on the
printed ballot Shy the psrty's designation.
The court was unanimous IN the decision,
which is considered an important one by
all parties.
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The WINNERS.
Drs. Mansfield and De Monco Of
the Copeland Medical Institute.

Their Honesty and Skill Wins the Confidence
and Assurance OF the Peopie-Five Dollars
Month TOR. CatarrIl aud Kindred Diseases
-Medicines Free-Nhat is Catarrh.
Drs. Mansfield and De Monco have won the
confidence and assurance of the people.
The people have learned to know, that when
they advertise to treat catarrh and kindred dis
eases for $500 month and furnish medicines
free, they mean exactly what they advertise
that the many cures which are appearing each
week arc genuine and viii bear investlga
tion that If they place their case with
these specialists they will be honestly and
skillfully treated.
They have learned TO know that the wonder
full success Of these specialists is based upon
the two great fundamental principles Of life,
Honesty and Skill. This is why they have won
the confidence and assurance OF the people
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YESTERDAYS BASEBALL GAMES.
AT CINCINNATI.

Al ClNClNNATl.
The Reds closed the season with q vic
tory due chiefly to the wonderful work of
Jones. who kept the Burgs from making q
single hit.
Cincinnati, Z; Pittsburg, 0. Batteries
Jones, Vaughn; Miller, Weyhing.
AT KANSAS CITY.
The championship season closed here
today, the game scheduled for ST. Louis
being transferred. 1t was a pitcher's
game and Chicago won in the first or er-
rors by Moriarity.
Chicago. L; St. Louis, O. Batteries
HUTCHINSON, Kittridge: Hawley, Peitz.
AT CLEVELAND.
Cleveland won at the end of the first by
good batting. Game called at the end of
the eighth on account of darkness
Cleveland, IL; Louisville, 2. Batteries
Williams. thinner; Clausen, Merritt.
AT PHILADELPHIA.
The Phillies could not hit King consecu-
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Treatment by Mail.

TorHE Pusr1c. The system OF mail treat
ment pursued by Drs. Mansfield and De Monco
the same effective results to those
who desire to submit their cases through cor
as to those who come In person.
Their "ouestion blank If properly filled out.
viii diagnose your case in thorough way, and
as medicines are promptly shipped, those
living out OF the city have the same advantages
as those who come TO the ONCE,
Write for the treatment by mail Medicine
Free. and rid yourself of the most painful and
annoying disease in the catalogue OF human
Iffn
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TO INSPECT ARMoR PLATE.

A. Thorough investigation to Be Demanded
from Congress ald Then the Courts
PrrrsBuRG, Oct 15.-District Master
Workman Dempsey said today regarding
the proposed investigation into the quality
of the armor plate furnished the govern
n.ent by the Carnegjes, that the Joint COM
mittee composed of members Of New York
assembly No 40, Chicago No. 23l and Pitts
burg No. g. had left the case in the hands
of two OF the ablest lawyers In New York,
who will demand thorough investigation
from Congress Of the armor plstes sub
United by the Carnegies TO the government.
1.-THE belief is prevalent. and it seems to
be well sustained" he said, .thst inspect
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Racing at Oakland. Cal

OAKLAND. Cal, Oct 15-The fall meet
ing Of the Pacific Coast Trotting and Horse
Breeders association opened today under
favorable conditions.
Special pace Plunkett took three
straight heats, Tuck Franklin second
Belle Button third. Time-2:l61S
announcement purse for four. year-olds
Mabel n won. Richmond second, Market
third. Best time-2:20.
Stallion. 2:25 class Chancellor took three
straight heats. Lottery Ticket second,
Doodle third. Best time-2:2l.
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Football at Denver.

DENVER. Colo, Cot, l5.-TSpecial tele-
gram to The HERALD. The football sea-
son opened here today with a game be-
tween the state university eleven of Law
renee, Kansas. and the Denver Athletic
club eleven, the former won by a score OF
10 TO 6. Frank Spaulding of the Denver
club had his shoulder blade broken. There
were 5000 people on the grounds and the
weather was perfect.
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Racing at independence,

INDEPENDENCE, "a. Oct l5.-The track
was slightly heavy.
2:25 trot, enthusiastically Jane took
two heats and Bert Oliver and Ida D each
oEe.
2:35 class, postponed from Thursday
Wardship won, Bert Oliver second, Frank
Bellows third, Bell Wood fourth. Best
time-2:25A.
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Dominion Cabinet Changes.

OTTAWA. Ont. Oct 15.-Changes in the
Dominion cabinet are impending. 7. M.
DAILY, NJ. P, of Selkirk, Manitoba, will
shortly be minister of the interior, sue
ceeding Hon. E. II. Dowdney, who will be-
come lieutensnt governor of British Col
umbia. Sir John Thompson Will become
premier upon the return of Sir John Alb
bott from England. He will be strength
ensd by Hon. e. Meredith, the present
leader of the Conservative opposition in
the Ontario legislature, and Hon. A. 3.
Angus. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of Quebec.
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TO RECEIVE INSTRUCTIONS.

American Delegates to the international
Monetary Congress at Brussels
WASHINGTON, Oct 15.-The American
delegates to the international monetary
congress, to beld at Brussels. Nov. %, have
been requested to assemble at Washington,
Nov. 10, for the purpose Of consulting with
the president, secretary of state and secre-
tary of the treasury in regard TO their
duties aud powers before the congress.
The delegates have arranged to sail from
New York or the 18th
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Delegate to the Monetary Conference

WASHINGTON. Oct 15.-President Benja-
min Andrews, of the Brown university of
Providence. has been appointed delegate
from the United States to the interna
tional monetary conference in place of +.
A. Walker, who WAS compelled to decline.
Mr. Andrews is recognized as an authority
on economic questions. He is a Democrat.
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UNABLE TO PARTICIPATE.

Vice President Morton Will Take the Presi-
dents Place at the Dedicatory Exercises
CHICAGO, Oct. IA telegram was re-
ceived this morning at the Worlds fair
headquarters from Private Secretary Hal
ford saying that President Harrison would
be unable to participate in the dedicatory
exercises. Vice President Morton will
take the place ASSIGNED the president.
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PERFECTLY DREADFUL.

Was the Remark Made by Hrs. Fanny a.
Lantz, No. 25 Fulmer Street, Salt Lake,
Utah, Concerning Her Confederation E1-
perience With Catarrh in High Attitudes
ana Alkali Dust-ImprOved From the Start.
am satisfied contracted catarrh some two
years ago, while living in New Mexico, in q high
altitude. where the atmosphere is very dry and
alkali dust plentiful.
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SING SING. n. Y. Oct. 15.-Henry W..
Jaehne, New York Doodle alderman,
walked out Of Sing Sing prison this morn
ing. He has served six years and five
months of sentence Of nine years and ten
months at hard labor. He went at once to
his home in New York city.
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lively. and were easily defeated. An exhi-
bition game was played, the New York
team winning by the score of to2.
Philadelphia, 5; New York. Z. Batteries
-Carsey, Clements; King, Ewing.
AT BALTIMORE.
The Baltimores dropped the last two
games of the season. In the first the field
did not give Vickery proper support. In
the second Wards lucky double brought in
the only two runs scored.
Baltimore, 5; Brooklyn, 10. Batteries
Vickery, Robinson; Kennedy, c. Daily.
Second Game Baltimore, O; Brooklyn,
2. Batteries Schmidt, Gunson; Handbook,
Kinsiow.
AT WASHINGTON.
The season closed with Washington being
twice beaten. Boston won both by secur-
ing winning lead in the first inning.
There were but five innings played in the
second, the umpire calling the game to per-
nit the Bostons to make train.
Washington, 4; Boston. z. Batteries
Meekin, Mcclure; Nichols, Bennett.
Second Game Washington O; Boston, 4,
Batteries-Klllen. Mcclure; Stivetts.
Cancel
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10, THE POOR INDIAN.
Brutal Redskin Hanged and Ridcled with
Bullets for Assaulting Girl.

Bullets for Assaulting Girl.
AsHPocK, Ariz.. Oct 15.-An Indian at
tempted an assault on eight year old Lizzie
Nichols Thursday and nearly choked her
TO death, besides otherwise maltreating
her. The girl was found in faiuting con-
dition- A posse pursued the Indian but
failed to capture him. Yesterday the IN
dian returned TO town and was captured.
AN angry crowd seized him and hanged
him TO telegraph pole, Kidding his body
with bullets.
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Crime of a Jealous Husband.

NEW YoRK, Oct. 15.-Peter Wagner, a
stonecutter, shot and killed his wife and
himself IN fit o. Jealous rage this morn
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PARIS. Oct. 15.-M. Lalande, French
consul at Messina. has been appointed to
represent France in similar capacity ct
San Francisco.
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SIS PER MONTH

CAtarrh and kindred diseases treated at
the UNIFORM rate Of SIS o month, medicines
free. For oil other diseases the rates will
be low and uniform, and in proportion to
the actual cost of the medicines required
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The Copeland Medical Institute
Located Permanently. Rooms 200, aOi, 2Os
and 2O3) in thu Progress Building,
South Main Street. Salt Lake City.

DR.. T. B. MANSFIELD,
DIR. A. DE MONCO,
CONSULTING PHYSICIANS.
OF the Ear, Eye. Throat and Lungs. Nervous
Diseases, Skin Diseases, Chronic and Special
Diseases OF both sexes.
OFFICE HOURS: o to II a. m, to 5 p. m.
Z to 9 p. M. Sunday, ~ am. TO IL m,
Catarrhal Troubles and chronic diseases
treated successfully by mail. Send cents in
stamps for question circulars.
Address all Mail to Copeland Medical Instl-
tute Rooms 200 20l 20s and 2Q3 Progress
building, south Main Street, Salt Lake City
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ors pass plates not up to.the required stan
dard- II the attorneys are not successful
in the appeal to Congress. then the case
VIII be taken into the courts. Z,
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ENDORSEMENTS.

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WHAT Is CATARRH ?
It Attacks Nose, Ears. Eyes, Throat,
Lungs, Stomach, Bowels.

In Fact, All Mucous Membranes, and Under.
mines the Entire Systenl-A Letter OF in
Qniry Fully Answered and Different
Phases Of the Disease Described.
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