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suffered from severe headaches. which con.
tined me to my bed for days at q time My nose
was continually stopped up, and very raw aud
sore could feel the mucous drop back into
my throat. causing me to hawk and spit, gag,
and at times nausea.
My throat bothered me the most with raw
and gnawing sensation so that at times 1t was
almost impossible to swallow anything Ibe
l1eEed this throat trouble to be incurable as
the physicians whom had tried rendered me
only temporary relief and my friends also told
me they believed my case very difficult one
for phySlc an TO handle and doubted my ever
being relieved Of such chronic Affection Now
this Is the very reason / am making public
statement as | wish to testify to the merits oil
Drs. Mansfield and De MoncoS treatment
They have performed wonders in my case
was surprised at the rapid disappearance OF ali
my former annoying symptoms Before began
their treatment. I was so weak that I could
only work short time until would have to sit
down and rest. 1 would feel tired all the time.
had no ambition. My limbs would tremble
with weakness. Upon rising in the morning
would feel like had been working all night in
stead OF sleeping, my sleep did not refresh me
bit
Well, Mr.. Brown, how do you feel now?
feel like different person altogether than
did when I began treatment at the Copeland
Medical Institute. 1 can now work hard al
day without stopping to rest. and my head anC
nose are free and clear, the headaches have al
left me- and my throat is entirely well.
recommend Drs Mansfield and De Monco very
highly, and will be glad to answer all inquiries
to those who may wish to call on or write TO me
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The Union Pac;flc's Fasr Mail.

The regular fast mail train on the Union
Pacific railway, running between Chey-
enne and Council Bluffs, has made some
records which are quite remarkable. The
records show a run which is we'll worthy
Of note. The distance from Cheyenne to
Sidney, 1922 miles, was made in 125 min
utes, including two stops of two minutes
each, which would make the actual running
time 12l minutes. From Sidney to North
PlRtt, distance Of 100 miles, the run was
made in 1875 minutes, including stop OF
seven minutes, which would reduce the
time TO 12S minutes. From North
Platte to Grand Island, distance of 1877
miles, occupied 143 minutes, including two
stops of three minutes each, which would
make the actual running time 1877 minutes
for distance of 1877 miles. The distance
from Grand Island to Council Bluffs is 1856
miles, and $50 minutes were consumed in
running this distance. which included four
stops consuming total of seventeen min
utes, and also three stops made for cross
ings. Deducting the seventeen minutes
would leave l63 minutes for 1866 miles
without deducting for the three crossing
stops This train is running regularly be-
tween these two points daily.
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NEsTrRnAY,s RAsrRALL GAMEs

Al OlhClNNA1ls
With better batting and fielding the vic
tory was easy for the reds.
Cincinnati -; Pittsburg. 5. Batteries
Sullivan, Harrington; Baldwin, Miller.
At LOUISVILLE.
Young was very effective and made the
defeat OF the colonies easy.
Louisville, 2; Cleveland, 4. Batteries
Sanders, Weaver; Young, thinner.
AT BOSTON.
Hailigen last night struck Captain
Stricken, breaking his Jaw. The former
was suspended, so the Baltimores were
minus both men today, which aided in
their defeat
Boston, 6; Baltimore, 4. Batteries
Stsley, Kelly; Mcmahon, Robinson.
Al BROOKLYN.
The Philadelphia played an uphill game.
Philadelphia, 4; Brooklyn, 8. Batteries
-Kneli, Clements; Stein, Kinslow.
AT ST. LOUIS.
Britenstein was in fine form.
St. Louis, g.; Chicago, /. Batteries
Britenstein, Buckley; Hutchinson, Schrlver.
AT NEW YORK.
The senators could not hit Rusie.
New York, 8; Washington, /. Batteries
-Rusie, Doyle; Abbey, Berger.
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TRACK AND FIELD.
Racing, Baseball Games and
Other Outdoor Amusements.
Record OF the Principal Sporting Events OF
the Day as Photographed to
The Herald
Rac.nr at monmouth Park.

MONMOUTH PARK. Aug. 4.-In the Tren-
ton stakes Kirsch made the distance in
] :3s, which makes new record for mile
over straight course. Salvador made il
in :351S in his celebrated race against
time, but Kirsch's race may be chTonicled
as the existing nile record.
Mile and Observation-Disclosures won,
Kildeer second, Cleaning third. Time
IDS
SIX furlongs-St. Michael won, Chicago
second Buster third. Time-l:l3
AIie-hirsch won. Airshaft second, Hap
emmy third. Time :SS
Mile--kingston won, Tenny second, Sir
Mathew third. Time / AZ
Seven furlongs- Estelle won, Osrio sec
ond, Nit. Sass third. Time :241z-
Six furlongs-Entre won, Julian second,
Roller third. Ttme-1:l3.
Ray Wilkes paced an exhibition mile in
BOSS today. making the quarters in :3S,
:04 l:3ols. 2:0q1s.
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HON. EDMUND BLAKE
Given Dinner in London BY the Eighty
Club-His Remarks.

Given Dinner in London BY the Eighty
Club-His Remarks
LONDON, Aug. 4.-The Eighty club to-
night gave dinner to Hon. Edward Blake,
formerly premier of Ontario and leader OF
the Liberal party in Canada, who was re-
turned to the house OF commons from the
south division Of Longford in the recent
election. In addressing the members OF
the club Hon. Blake said be believed that
ireland was on the eve of realizing the re-
suit that Parnell had fought for. The
combined efforts Of the Liberal sections
were certain to obtain the common object
they had ia view. The Irish party,
he said, was created and main
tanned for a definite object under q
strict system of discipline allowing only a
limited latitude. The parliamentary weap-
ons formed under Parnelrs leadership, had
such weight, solidity, temper and keenness,
aud had wrought such great things for
Ireland that the Liberals could take up the
Irish cause in an honorable and cordial
manner, and create a friendly feeling be-
tween the Irish and English Democracy
Parnell's weapons may have been lessened
in weight but even now they were fully
adequate for the original purpose they
were intended for. He hoped the Irish MI
nority would ultimately see that the tactics
Of the majority were sound. Everyone
had interests Ia Ireland at present and de-
sired the passage eifected of the Home
Rule bill. II might not be that every de-
tail OF the measure would be exactly what
some 1rishmen would like, but as Parnell
once saic, any sound measure would be
accepted.
The speaker said If the Irish members
desired TO make a success Of substantial
measure there would be neither time nor
inclination for captions criticism or fac
tious agitations.
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FUN AT THE BEACH
Five Hundred PedagOgues to Be
There Tomorrow.
An Address of Welcome to Be Delivered by
George Q. Cannon TO Colonel Parker
The Rapid Transit sued.

The 500 or more pedagogues now in SEES
sion at Provo as q summer school, will
visit Garfield Beach tomorrow, the train
arriving in Salt Lake at 10 a. m. They
will remain here but for few minutes
just long enough to be transferred to the
Utah & Nevada branch. They Will spend
the entire day at the beach
At p. m, President George Q. Cannon
will deliver an address of welcome to
Colonel Parker, aud that gentleman will
respond. Colonel Parker has made a very
favorable impression among the teachers
who are now in session at Provo. and this
excursion VIII afford many Salt Lakers q
chance to meet him.
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Jimmy McGill, the genial freight rustler
of the Union Pacific, donned his overalls
yesterday and went out TO O point near
Coalville, where he will superintend the
loading of 100 cars of sheep, which are be.
ing shipped by E. N. Gibson to Omaha.
The cars hold ABOUT two hundred head OF
sheep and from twenty five to forty will
be sent out daily
He says the Union Pacific has done re-
markably heavy wool business this year.
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OFFICIALLY CONFIRMED.
The Johnston Islands Seized in the Name of
Great Frltaiu.

SAN Francisco. Aug. 4.-The steamship
Mariposa. which arrived this morning,
brings news officially confirming the report
that the British gunboat Champion had
seized the Johnston islands, and had posted
proclamation on the islands declaring
them British territory. 1t is contended
that the islands are really American terri
fOrv
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BLAINE WILL TAKE THE STUMP
Nothing Definite Yet KNOWN az TO the Num-
Der OF Speeches lie viii Make.

Especial to TEE HERALD Examiner Dispatch.
AUGUSTA, Me, Aug. 3.-Ex- Secretary
Blaine viii take the stump for the Republi-
can national ticket. No definite statement
can yet be made as to the number Of
speeches Mir. Blaine win make, nor the
places at which they will be delivered.
These matters Of detail are, however, being
arranged. Mr.. Marley left here for Bar
Harbor this afternoon In obedience ia a
summons from the ex-secretary OF atate.
Before he left ne announced that the object
OF his mission was to consult with Mr..
Blaine with a view to arranging dates
where the speeches will DE made It Is ex-
pected Mr.. Blaine's voice, in advocacy of
the claims OF the Republican national can
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DON NJ. DICKINSON

Of Michigan, Chosen Chairman of the Demo-
cratic Campaign committee.
New YORK, Aug. 4.-The campaign CON-
mittee Of the Democratic national COM
mittee met this morning and spent the
time up to an adjournment for lunch in a
general discussion of the matters in hand.
On motion of E. G. Wall of Wisconsin,
Don NJ. Dickinson Of Michigan, was
chosen chairman of the campaign COM
mittee, and b. b. Smalley of Vermont, sec
rotary. Chairman Harrity, of the national
committee, was authorized to appoint the
necessary subcommittee, and Messrs.
added to the campaign committee. The
advisory committee will not be appointed
for several days.
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THEIR CREDENTIALS.

DR.. T. B. Mansfield is a graduate Of the Ohio
Medical College, Cincinnati. one OF the Oldest
and most notable institutions OF its kind in this
country. He has held the most honorable
positions in his class whilst at college and his
diploma bears the written endorsements of the
deans OF prominent medical COLLEGES besides
being formally endorsed by the secretaries OF
the various county and State Medical Societies.
DR.. A DeMoncos credentials are none the
less notable and unqualified de also is form
ally endorsed by the secretaries OF various
county and State Medical Societies. Both
gentlemen, after thorough hospital experience
ana practice. have devoted their lives to the
practice of their specialties, with what success
the columns Of the daily papers will show.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 4.-Advices from
Auckland. New Zealand, state that the
British war vessel Curacao recently an
nexed Gardener, Danger and Nassau,
islands, in the Pacific ocean and then,
going 10 Samoa, selected coallng place in
the Page harbor. II is not understood
how England can do this, IS the title to
that harbor has been confirmed to the
United States by purchase.
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dldate, will first be heard in this state. The
campaign in Maine will be opened on the
18th inst IL will be very vigorous one,
Chairman Manley having arranged for
meetings to be held in every section and
corner of the state. He hopes to SO manage
matters that Mr. Blaine will appear all
sent be will call on Mr.. Hale.
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Twin City Races.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, Aug. 4.-Mile-Sull
Ross won. Costa Rica second, Carmen
third. Time-1 1917.
Five fVrlongs-Wild Huntress won,
SmRrley the Smuggler second, Dave G
third. Time--1 :04
High weight free handicap sweepstakes
mile aud one DISQUALIFICATION won,
Ray S second, Newton third. Time
;49J.
Five furlonRs--Bridsl Veil won. Prize
second Elsie L third. Time :041[.
Mile and seventy yards-Boliver Buck
ner won, Lord Willowbrook second, Min
ME @ third. Time-l :46L.
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steamer Burned

LONDON, Aug. 4-The steamer Aus
traliE, formerly splendid Anchor liner,
plying between Glasgow and New York,
while lying at Port Ish, the head dock near
Bristol took fire Wednesday night aud in
spite Of the efforts made to extinguish the
flames, the fire ragged until late in the af-
ternoon and the steamer was nearly Quilted.
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To Sine the Ranid TransIt.

Julian Riley was killed by Rapid Tran
sit car at Fourth South and Second Eas,
streets on the 14th of June last His rela-
tives, through their attorneys, A. G..
Sutherland, George Sutherland and S. X.
Thompson. will soon file an action for dam
ages, claiming $1,000. They reside at
Provo
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Expert Billiards. s.

PARIS. Aug. At vignaux's academy
this afternoon Plot and Schneider played a
three-cushion carom game Of fifteen points
up. which was won by the former, after
Schaeffer had scored twelve.
ln the evening Schaefer and Carter
played a balk-line game of 800 points up
with Plot and Gardner which resulted as
follows; Schaefer and Carter, 800; Plot
and Gardner. 246.
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50 PER MONTH,

All Patients suffering from
Catarrhal troubles, placing
themselves under treatment
before September 1st, will be
treated at the rate of SIS a
Month until cured, Medicine
Furnished free.
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WISCONSIN Politician Dead

HUDSON, Wis, Aug. 4.-Ex-State Senator
Marcus A. Fulton died today of appoplexy.
He had been for years leading politician
and advocate of free silver.
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WILL STRIKE ANOTHER BLOW

In an Effort to Gain Freedom for the Island
of Cuba
CHICAGO, Aug. Information was re-
ceived here today by members of the Cuban
club that another blow was about to be
struck for the freedom of their native
island. On July Is it Is said q vessel
bound for Cuba sailed from the vicinity
of Key West, having on board q number OF
men well drilled and equipped. A large
supply OF ammunition was also carried.
The expedition is under the command of
Charles Rolloff, Polo who rendered bril-
liant services in the Cuban revolution OF
1865. Full details Of the movements are
not known here.
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Alabama Returps-Jones' Msior,,v

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Aug. 4.-The reports
from all the counties but two are received
Governor Jones' majority will in the
ncighborhood OF 90 600.
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The VERDICT.
Was That His Disease Was Incurahle-His
Friends We're Positive If the Fact
A Case OF Life Time
Standing.

eyes, firmly believed that I was doomed to
suffer all my life,' said W. H. Brown. son Of
William Brown, proprietor of Browns Marble
Works at 50 w Sri South street. this city. In
further speaking of his trouble he said:
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NASHVILLE, Aug. County elections
were held throughout the state today. In
middle and west Tennessee Democrats
were elected and in east Tennessee Repub-
leans
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Nominated for Co gress

OMAHA, Aug. 4.-General Victor vify-
haine was nominated for Congress in the
Fourth district today by the Democrats.
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stallion snItnn nrnns DEAD.

CTNTHIANA, KY. Aug. 4.-The great stall
lion Sultan, sire Of STEAMBOAT and twenty
six others. dropped dead at Abdallsh park
this morning His owners recently refused
$40 600 for him
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DIR. 7. B. MANSFIELD,
DIR. A. DE MONCO,
CONSULTING PHYSICIANS.

SPECIALTIES: Catarrh and all diseases
of the Ear. Eye Throat and Lungs. Nervous
Diseases, Skin Diseases, Chronic and Special
Diseases OF both sexes.
OFFICE HOUES: 9 to III am, to5pm.
to o p. m. Sunday 10 TO IL am
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, col. 203 and 203 Progress
Building, South Main Street, Salt Lake City,
Utah.
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Intense Heat in kansas Cifv

KANSAS CRY, Aug. THE heat was in
tense today. the thermometer registered 9f
degrees in the shade. Several people were
overcome,
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BilI,s Boat Again Beaten.

Cows, Aug. 4-Emperor Williams
yacht Meteor was beaten again today by
the yacht Queen Nab. The race was for
the Cowes cup.
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various Places Experienco an rar,r

MILWAUKEE, Aug. An earthquake was
distinctly felt at Burlington, New Nun
ster, Welmet and other places this evening.
Clocks stopped, dishes ratified and walls
shook. causing many people to run out of
their houses and investigate.
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Australian Silver Minars ON a strika.

SAN Francisco, Aug. 4.-Advices from
Australia to July II say that the miners in
the silver mines at Briken Hill, struck
work and all the mines are idle and the
whole 5000 uen out of work.
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Died From Heart Disease.

San Francisco, Aug. Sir Harry AT
kinson, speaker Of the New Zealand coun.
ell, died suddenly of heart diseases just
after the opening of the session.
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Freeman laid McHugh cold. The fight
ended at1:45. 1t was fair tight and every
one was pleased.
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BOTH HELD.

After brief arguments by Assistant
County Attorney Eichnor and N. d.
Straup, the commissioner said he would be
derelict in his duty II he did not hold the
prisoners, as the letter appeared to have
been written by one defendant to the other,
and it also showed that there must have
been some previous arrangement between
the two. He considered "Miss Emma''
aud O'Connell as myths He bound the
defendants over in $1,000 each, and em-
pEatically refused to accede to Mr.. Straup's
request that the bond be lowered.
Bonds were not given, and the men will
be held at the peniteE tiary until the meet
ing of the grand jury in September.
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