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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-08-09
HALL CAME.

Hall Game, the novelist, is a con-
noisseur in old oak If he can help it
he never allows his eyes to rest ON any
article of furniture which does not at
least carry the thoughts back several
generations. His quaint chairs were
made for him by William Morris, and
among his greatest treasures is the
ancient and richly carved oak casket
in which Rossetti used to preserve his
manuscripts. Mr.. Caine, who was very
intimate with Rossetff, also possesses
that painters ar1nchairs. The author
of 1.-THE Deemster' began his literary
career as a journalist, and he was at
one time leader writer upon a Liver
pool daily paper.-London Letter.
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caused by the explosion of an alcohol
lamp which she was using on her toilet
table. Mrs. Franklin Orland (nee AS
tori lost her only daughter by a SINH
lar explosion. Her light clothing caught
fire and she was so badly burned that
she died soon afterward. Upon this
occasion, Mrs. Orland displayed great
presence of mind, although she was
poWerless to avert the sad conse-
Quences. Q. G.
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QUITE AS MUCH.

He-A woman hasn't the excuse that
a man has for swearing.
She-Oh. hasn't she? 1 suppose you
don't know that ali the girls are wear
ing detachable linen collars, and their
collar buttons are just as liable to get
away from them as from a man.-Har-
pers Bazaar
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Dear Sir:-I write this as a statement
of what your great medical skill has done
for me. After suffering all the horrors of
seminal weakness for a year and a half,
in which time 1 had doctored with three
eminent doctors (two of whom made this
disease a speciality and was about CIV
ing up in despair, as 1 had found no re-
lief, when you were recommended by d
friend, and 1 commenced taking your
medicines some SIX months ago, ard my
heath soon began 20 improve, and I have
gained twenty pounds in flesh; and today
l find myself a well man, and consider
you my savior. Yours respectful y.
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]. H. PORTER.


Burlington, Iowa.
DIR. H1GGINS:-Permit me to add my
testimony to your professional skill My
daughter, twelve years of age, had been
declining until L almost despaired of
raising her-had not been able to at
tend school for nearly year-when We
treatment, about six weeks ago She
has improved so rapidly that she now
seems cheerful and happy, and wants
little else than the recovering of strength
of being well. Respectfully,
]. GOODMAN
122 Lain street
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DIR. c. W. HIGGINS:-Dear Sir:-Al-
low me to add my evidence to the num-
erous testimonials which have been pub
skill. have been troubled with a can
Ger for the last twenty years, and have
subjected myself to the treatment of
several eminent physicians, but received
no benefit whatever Hearing of YOU
and your almost marvellous cures, I de
ternined to give you a trial Under
your treatment I gradually improved,
manently and radically cured I cordi-
ally recommend your treatment to all
others who are suffering from cancers
All persons who wish to hear further of
can find me at my residence on Third
street. MRS. NJ. 2. DANIELS.
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SIDE TALK AT THE WEDDING.

What sort of a girl is she?"
'She is a miss with a mission"
ABR
And her mission is seeking man
with a mansion"
"Oh"-Harlem Life.
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Burlington. Iowa

DIR. c. w. HIGGINS:-Dear SRI
take pleasure in giving you the follow
ing account of the effects OF your medi-
sick for three months with that awful
disease, rheumatism She suffered in
tensely the last month, and couldn't get
any relief until she commenced taking
once, and cure in one week. I am,
with much respect, MRS. E. CRUSEN.
Corner Third and Division SITS.
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OTHER BRAVE. LADIES.

Among other women who have shown
themselves equal to emergencies are
Mrs. Frederick Gerhard, who controll-
ed and brought to a standstill her pair
of high-spirited cobs, which took fright
on the ocean drive at Elberon, and
Mrs. Oliver H. P. Belmont, who ex-
tinguished a fire in her dressing room
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DIR. HIGGINS:-Dear Sir:-T took your
medicines according to directions, and
feel that they have done for me what
better than L have before for many
years. 1 shall ever feel grateful to YOU
for these blessings, and take untold
pleasure in recommending you to the af-
ficted ones of this earth Yes. your
medicines had the desired effect at once.
and l found the cure in two weeks. l
am with respect.
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why, it's susiel HOW did yer CUES

Then both laughed.
Wen, how are yer on der swing?"
said CGlonny, pointing to soup swing
ing from nearby tree
s'Oh, I'm a good thingi just push me
along" said she, and Chonny just felq
in alongside her and led her over to tine
soup.
He lifted her on the seat and was
soon swinging her industriousiy. Their
Introduction had been accomplished
New York Sun.
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Microscopic and Analytic Physician.
HONOR TO WHOM HONOR

The Following are only a few of the
many testimonials in my possession. Call
and see for yourselves:
a MEDICAL TRIUMPH.-Dr. C. w.
higgins recently extracted a worm from
most wonderful phenomenon known to
The medical profession 1t is of an en-
tlrely different species from any hereto
fore discovered. 1t has head like
person DESTROYS of seeing the wonderfn1
specimen can see it by calling at DR..
Higgins office.
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A Long Tapeworm.-Dr. Higgins has
on exhibition at his Office a tapeworm
over 50 feet in length. The animal is
Fark CITY production, and was recently
removed by Dr. Higgins.
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DIR. c. w. HIGGINS-Dear Sir-Permit
me to add my testimonial to the many
others that have been published, all tes-
flying to your skill I have suffered five
years with a bad cough. and my friends
began to think I had the consumption
In vain tried every remedy, until father
prevailed ON me TO try your Cough Drops
and other remedies, ard L am now happy
to say l am well, having taken your med
icines only four weeks. Your friend
GEORGE WELDING.
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I have had catarrh for nine years and
several doctors said was incurable, but
1 have tried DIT. Higgins catarrh RENE
dies with good success and think if con-
tinue to use them that 1 will be perma-
nently cured. Respectfully.
A. D. GANGE
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od1l .dh C-tL. =
DIR. C. W. HIGGINS-Dear Sir:-I feel
that your medicines have cured me of
bad case of Liver and Kidney Complaint.
When called upon you three months ago.
was suffering very much, so much so
that I had a fit, but since I commenced
taking your medicines 1 have felt better
ever since. feel well, and willingly rec
ommend you to all who suffer from chron-
ic diseases. / am your friend
]. S. HARKINS.
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CANCER CURED WITHOUT USE OF
THE KNIFE

DIR. G. W. HIGGINS Sir:-I was
troubled some time with a cancer on my
upper lip, and concluded to try your treat
ment for it. After about four weeks treat
nent ind the cancer cured without leav-
ing scar. therefore recommend all who
are similarly afflicted to try your great
skill. Very respectfully, MRS. HYRUP.
50 Second West. Salt Lake City, Utah.
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after 1 commenced to take your medicines
1 felt the diseases beginning to give way,
and 1 have improved ever since. suf-
fered very much with my complaints for
believe you were correct in the diagnosis
of my case. 1 would say to anyone that
suffers with the gravel, kidney or liver
complaint, to call on you at once, if they
wish TO be cured. 1 Rave taken your medi-
cines only four weeks and 1 have not
felt SO well for twelve years. I am, with
respect. MIR. w. POLL.
Tenth Ward, Salt Lake City.
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CLAY SCROGGINs.

DIR. HIGGINS:-Dear Sir:-My son
was afflicted for eight months with fits
I read of you, and was 50 impressed
with your new and wonderful theory
of disease, that L determined to have
you treat my son. I am happy to say
that after he commenced taking your
medicine he has not had any fits.
Words cannot express my gratitude and
joy. and I wish to make it known far
and near, as I deem 1t a solemn duty
to all afflicted with this awful malady
to do all in my power to make known
to mankind the physician that cures;
and if any doubt the authenticity of
this, you may refer them to me, and I
will satisfy them that all is true-I will
verify it. Yours gratefully,
MRS. S. CRAMER,
1A Main street
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DIR. HIGGINS: sir:-I feel well.
I think I may say, with safety, that you
can come as near bringing the dead to
life as can be. All of my friends were
sure that I would die. I suffered eleven
long weeks with that dread disease, in
fiammatury rheumatism, and in that
time did try several of our best doctors,
but got no relief whatever. My husband
was advised to call you in; and, thank
God, he did. Your medicines gave me
relief at once, and a cure in one month.
I think more of you than any other man
living, as a gentleman and a doctor.
remain your friend ever; God bless you
MRS. NJ. FLYNN.
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Rurlinpton Iowa

IOWd.
DR.. HIGGINS-Dear Sir:-I return
my sincere thanks for having perman-
emily cured me of very bad case of
gravel. I suffered immensely for long
time, and could get no relief until I
took your medicine. 1t gave me relief
at once, and a. cure in five days. I am,
with respects,
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The writer of the above did not desire
his name published, but wanted the facts
known for the benefit Of those similarly
afflicted. Any one who desires to learn
his name may do so by calling at my Of
flee. DIR. c. w. HIGGINS
The following from the Fremont County
Record, OF Canyon City, Colorado, con-
corning a well-known physician of salt
Lake City speaks for itself:
Alamosa. Colo. April Z, 1881
H. T. Blake, Editor Fremont County
Record:-Dear Sir:-I wish through the
columns of your valuable paper, to thank
DR.. c. Higgins of Salt Lake City for
the recovery of my son, Clyde, who, so
many of your readers viii remember, was
subject to fits for many months growing
worse all the time under the treatment ne
received until DR.. Higgins took the case.
when he grew rapidly better. 1t has now
been nearly a year since he had q 1T. AID
1 am g .ad indeed to say that he has en-
TREY recovered. Yours respectfully,
MRS. S. B. STIGENWALT.
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A WONDERFUL CURE-Dr c. W.
Higgins is gaining wide reputation for
his skill as an oculist. Among his most
recent cures is that of an infant daughter
of Mr.. J. De Spain, living at Deep Creek.
Utah. The child is 6 years old, and dur
ing the last three years she has suffered
greatly with her eyes. Fearing total
blindness. the father. abort a month aeo,
placed the child under the care of DR..
Higgins and his skillful treatment has
restored soundness to her sight. A lit
tie weakness is apparent. a bright light
produces pain, but ali Inflammation and
signs of disease have been removed. and
in another week or two the doctor ex-
poets to have the cbild's vision restored
to perfect strength. This IS a very graft
tying cure, and speaks highly for the
attention and skill of the doctor.
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can be seen from this brief outline of
the family history that the Sewalls of
today came naturally to their intense
convictions regarding the welfare Of
She country.
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THE SON A GOOD TALKER.

While nothing definite has been an
4oaunced it is generally understood here
that Harold SewaH will stump the
state for Mckinley. He is an effective
speaker and a more fluent talker than
his father He has been q more active
worker in the political field than Ar
thur Sewall, and unbiased judgment
would probably mark him as the better
politician Of the two.
The elder Sewall, while respected and
admired on all sides. has few friends.
He has acquaintances and business as
sociates by the hundred, but he does
not make friends quickly. He must
know a man a long time before he
opens his heart to him, but when he
does the friendship of life time re-
suits. The late James G. Blaine was
one of his few friends. and their polit-
zeal differences never lessened their
mutual regard. A fine portrait of Mr..
Blaine hangs on the walls of the en-
trance hall Of the Sewall home today,
and near it is a portrait of Senator
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MRS. S. J. RUSSELL,
18th ward, Salt Lake City.

DR.. c. W. HIGGINS:-Dear Sir:-I
have used a portion of the medicines
you prepared for me and am much
gratified in informing you that I am
well. I have faith in your remedies, and
can, with pleasure, recommend them to
all who are suffering from the want of
proper medical treatment. Your liniment
cured me of neuralgia at once, and my
other complaints have all left me now.
never to return 1 hope. If they do, I
shall call on you at once. [ consider
your remedies truly wonderful. 1 am,
with respect
MRS. B. S. RHENSTROM,
10th ward. Salt Lake CITY.
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ON RIVAL STUMPS.

oTHERwIsE-soN vIcEsPREs1DENTTAL CANDI
FATHERS STRIFE
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DR.. c. w. HIGGINS-Dear Sir:-After
testing your most excellent medic mes.
and feeling sure that my life would not
have been spared until the present time,
had I not used them. feel that : could
sound your fame all over the lS-..a. to all
suffering humanity. When 1 commenced
taking your medicine l was troub ed n
the dropSy and catarrh; I feel pleased
with your treatment and know you have
done all you promised to do when you
first commenced treating me. I am. CRATE
fully yours, b. BROWN,
Seventh ward, Salt Lake city.
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HIGGINS,

DR.. c. W. HIGGINS-Dear Sir:-I feel
and know now that am gaining rapid
ly all the time, and 1 know not how to
me of pain and misery. All doubt of you
as successful doctor, with me, disap-
peared with the neuralgia and catarrh
in my head. Before 1 called on you L
good doctors, but L got no relief what
ever, until L took your medicines. I have
suffered several years with my diseases,
but did not know what allied me until
you told me. feel thankful for the
cure that your medicines have given me,
and willingly recommend you to all
others that suffer any chronic disease. 1
am your friend forever,
MRS. NJ. 3. WALLACE,
14th ward. Salt Lake City.
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DR.. HIGGINS:-Dear Sir:-I took your
medicine according to your directions,
and feel that they have done for me
what medicines never done for me before
I feel really well, better than have
before for many years. l shall ever feel
grateful to you for these blessings, and
take pleasure in recommending your treat
msnt to the afflicted ones of Utah. Your
medicines had the desired effect at
once, having removed all the moth
patches from my face, and the yellow
and sallow complexion has gone as it
were by magic. l feel none of those bad
headaches, or any pain whatever Hav-
ing only used your medicines three
weeks, I am grateful, hoping others may
receive as much benefit as 1 have. 1 re-
main your friend
MRS. s. J. RUSSELL
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MRS. B. S. RHENSTROM,
10th ward, Salt Lake City.

DIR. c. W. HIGGINS:-Dear sir:-Per-
nit me to add my testimony to your pro-
fessional skill. Your medicines have
cured me of a very bad case of gravel. 1
suffered intensely for a long time, and
could get no relief until 1 took your
medicines, which gave me relief at once,
and a cure in few days. remain your
friend forever. MRS. S. HYDE.
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SUFFERING FRIEND:-If you are af-
ficted with any Ihronic disease, throw
aside for once any preconceiyed errone-
Gus notions in regard to any advertising
physician who gives ample evidence of his
skill and integrity. 1 would say I have
used DR.. C. w. Higgins medicines only
two weeks and they have cured me.
JAMES M'GUFF1E,
Twelfth Ward
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DIR. c. HIGGINS. n. DNDear Sir:NFor
a long period L have suffered with Gravel,
and today 1 am happy in the knowledge
that your medicines have cured me entirely
Of that disorder, and today 1 am a well
man. I would tell all those so afflicted Of
your wondrous cures, that they may cali
and see yau in time, and be healed. Re-
spectfully, CHARLES YOEMANS.
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DIR. c. W. HIGGINS:-Dear Sir:-I
have been afflicted with fits for many
thing but death. After trying many
remedies that doctors ordered me and
the various remedies that filed the paper
seemed to do no good, then 1 gave up in
despair, until | saw your advertisement
in the Salt Lake Tribune l was so i'm
pressed with your new and simple theory
of diseases that L determined to call and
see you at once. Thank God I did;
words cannot express my gratitude and
joy, and l wish to make it known, as I
deem it duty to all afflicted with this
awful malady to do all in my power to
make known to manhood a true physi-
Clan as one that cures.
J. G. VIRGINS.
Ogden, Utah.
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IS DUE.

Salt Lake City.
DIR. C.. W. HIGGINS-Dear SIr:-I feel
that 1t is due TO you as We'll as 10 all per-
sons afflicted with chronic diseases that I
express my gratitude to you Tor the great
oCIeflt thdz 1 have received from your
medicines; they have cured me of a very
bad case of liver and kidney complaint.
l willingly recommend your skill to all
who are suffering from the want Of prop
er medical treatment. L am, with kind
regards, Il HOWELL.
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Burlington, Iowa
A sense of duty impeIs me to say that
DR.. C. W. Higgins medicines have done
for me what no other physicians have
been able to do. I have suffered for
thIrty-fiye terrible years with the worst
form of epiliptic hts, and have been treat
ed by the most eminent PHYSICIAN of Eu-
rope but without relief. 1 have also had
the advice Of some - the local pm 81
clans in this city, but until eIgnt weeks
ago, when DR.. G. w. Higgins tried .hi5
new and wonderful method of treatment,
had given up in despair. having been
for tnlrty-tVe yea-S, and since DR.. H.
took my case in hand, 1 have not had
a symptom of them. and 1 wish 60 make
known, far and near, to everyone af-
nicted with this aiWliu1 malady, the ply
stcian that cures. JONATHAN TURNER.
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C. w. HIGGINS, NJ D.-Dear SRA
sense of duty to the suffering thousands
that are unable to find relief, and also to
add my testimony to your professional
skill, cOmpels me to state that out of the
three children in my family that you
treated for Fits, only one had any symp-
tom of the disorder after they began TAX
ing your medicine. 1t has now been two
years since they were cured, and L am
happy beyond measure to stare unat they
are in perfect health. Very truly yours,
N PACKARD
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