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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-17

aid all ne could for me. was very at
tcntlye. hut. could not stop the hem
mortgages, and all gave me up 20 dc.
with constlfnptlon. ! got little book
Of Or. picrcc's. and while looking over
the names In the pamphlet OF those
who stated that they had been cured
by DR. piercea Golden Medical Discov-
cry I found one case that seemed TO be
exactly like mine--thc case OF Mr.. g.
N. Harris, | sat down and wrote to
him describing my case. III about one
week got an answer from him telling
mo that Dr. plerce'r Golden Medical
Discovery saved his life. aud he advised
me to try H. told my doctor | would
try Il ana he said You may ns well
take water. but I thought II was only
die anyway. 10 wrote TO you and
commenced the use of the Golden
Medical Discovery When I had taken
six bottles I had eight bad homorrh-
agcs ! wrote you and you sent me word
a. keep on with the Discovery and the
hemorrhagc would stop after a while.
I thank the Lord II dld. That was
over two years ago and I have not
had amy bleeding since. have taken
In all, forty-two bottles of the Golden
Medical Discovery and eight bottles ~
the Pellets and today can do "a great
deal OF work. | can truly say that
the medicine cured me through the
Nl'NNlNt " NiNf iNlNs
There are great many using the
Golden Medical Discovery through
my recommendation. have people
coming 10 me almost every day and
saying. What aha you tnkc7' ! never
expected 10 see you no WELL am
n walking. living advertisement % your
Grand medicine. ! tell people when
thy nsk me that owe all to Or.
pitfcr's Golden Medical Discovery. I
had young man come 10 me today,
bleeding from the lungs. I told him to
take the 'DiscDvcry' and II would cure
him. May you live long TO bless man
Kind with your medicines"
Mr.. McCawlcy'a case u fair spcci-
mcn Of tho careu which are presented 10
DR.. Pierce. and hin cure ~ no wise re-.
marknhle. nor does u diner from the
generality OF cures which follow the
continued. and conscientious use of DR..
plorcc'H Colleen Medical Discovery.
II wan very sick indeed" writes Mrs.
Mollic jacobs. ~ FELTON,. Kent CO..
Delaware. 'nnd our family Doctor said
! had consumption. thought | must
die soon for ! folt 20 awful bad. Had a
cough. spit blood. was very short ~
breath. In fact. could hardly get my
brvath ~ all some times, I had palms
In my chest and right lung. also had
dyspepsia. BEFORE I took your Golden
Medical Discovery and Pleasant Pei
lets I was 30 weak could not sweep
n room. and now can do n small wnah-
ing. | worked IN the canning fnctory
this fall. and I feel like a new person.
thank the good Lord. and also Doctor
Pierce for making this good medicine.
! believe that the Lord and your mcdl.
cine have saved my lie. I was rick over
two years. took thirteen bottles ~
the Golden Medical Discovery aud
four vlnla Of pr. picrce'a Pclictn."
Il IL uf no une 10 thcofizc ON these
cases, The diagnosis Of the attending
nhyrlclan IL satisfactory. "Our family
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JOTTINCS FROM
BASEBALL FIELDS
PLAYED BALL IN THE RAIN.
Chicago Narrowly Escapes Defeat b,
Pittsburg brooklyn Beats
philadelphia.

Manager Midglcy Of the l.. j. T.
business college nine has completed all
arrangements for the trip TO Provo on
saturday, when the college team VIII
meet the n. Y. A. boys In general ALL
round iicld sports. The ball game VIII
be the principal event Of the itncr-col-
icsiate games and much interest IL cen.
tered around the meeting. The cxcur.
sion train viii leave the H. q. w. depot
on Saturday morning and return nt
midnight. after the grand ball In the
Provo Opera House terminates. a u.sS
fare has been secured and tickets may
be obtained from Manager Mldglcy at
the college.
The l.. %. +. and University mines
viii meet on the Second North campus
on Friday afternoon beginning at
O'Clock. A guod game is naaucrcd ow-
ing to the intercollegiate rivalry that
there Ia between the institutions
Manager McFaddcn Of the High
school has raised a scratch nine that
proposes to do battle with the Salt
Iakera ut the Fort ground on sunday
afternoon.
Park City IL on the lookout for the
battery. AZ soon as a GOOD pitcher IL
secured the mining camp In going TO
rwoop down upon Salt Lake with tho
avowcd object In view Of beating every
body.
Capt Smith Of the Social wheel club
has accepted tho challenge iaaucd by tho
Cpala for a game VI tall. The opal
sccurcd -. u. liughcy OF the Salt Lake
Lakes as pitcher. ~. couiam catcher.
@. Morris iifat base. y. n. Hess. second
base. 6. l. Berry third base, with W.
&. Evans. y. a. ManEum. J. Hicks and
y. J. lsawlina To be placed In the rc-
naming positions.
IL anyone wants 10 enjoy himself
and drive dull cara away generally, a
trip down To the vacant lot ON Fourth
South between East Temple and State
ntfcct at y. IN. TO watch the brokers
practice ball II an Invaluable pcrncrip.
tion. To sec Joe Hamburger make hcru.
" ntaba at the empty air In search Of %
shyHcraper would bring tears 60 a
dyrpeptirn eyes. and M 10 the bare-
mon and neidoru-Mell pay Scents ON
Saturday and see II for yourselves
The great baseball game between tho
rival mining exchanges for i0.oo0 shares
OF Saltpctcr stock VIII probably be
pulled on ON the University campus.
when the charge u 20 and ~ cents will
be- made for admission and the pro-
cedH VIII 30 10 the Salt Palace fund.
Following In the lineup for the
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WHEEL NOTES.
Charley EmIsc Appointed to Ilandi,
the Races General Notes.


G. A. Einlsc has been notified by the
racing committee ~ the g. a. e. c.
that he has been appointed rcprcnen.
tatlye for the State u Utah. As
"charleyH" future plans arc In an
unsettled condition he states that he
would not be able 10 glye the duties of
the ONCE proper attention. and aa soon
an the wishes of the racing men and
those Interested can be- learned. he viii
resign In favor OF someone who can give
tho necessary time TO properly look
after Utah racing Affairs.
Papa" Smith yesterday received the
sanction FOR the Decoration Day track
races at caidcr'H Park. ~ now nothing
stands Ia the way of a aueoesaful meet
ON that date.
The members ~ the iroquola wheel
club took an outing last evening and
from until 10 .. m. the party wheeled
through the principal streets and made
night hideoua with COW bells and other
musical Instruments attached 20 their
bikes.
The opal Wheel club proposes 10 run
an interesting outing next Sunday In
the form ~ an cxcuralon 90 ogden.
leaving at niib a. M Thr Opala upon
their arrived In the Junction town pro-
pose 10 ride up the ogden canyon. Din
ner VIII be- served az the Hermitage.
after which the members viii proceed
20 study botany, paimlstry and kindred
studies that are ihdnlged IN BY ladies'
and gentlemen when out ON picnic.
The excursion win be run IN connection
with the Short Line baseball expcdi-
tlon TO ogden.
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doctor said had consumption" AN
ruvc me up 10 die with consumption"
The doctors may have been wrong.
Hut these facts are true. There was n
cough and Golden Medical Discovery
cured II. There was splitting OF blood
and "dolden Medical Discovery" cured
H. There WIS palm In tho chest and
lung and Golden Medical Discovery"
cured u. These were people given up
TO die. who arr alive aud wen owing 10
the use OF Golden Medical Discovery"
These are facts, and they arr facts Of
vital value TO every similar sufferer
THE FIRST STEP TO HEALTH.
Mr.. Mocawioy says. - sat down ana
wrote 10 him 0DT. Picrcel describing
my cahe." That was the iirrt step TO
health. II has been tho firHt step OF
Thousands who have accepted Doctor
Pierce's oficr Of free consultation by
letter. To every sick OF aiilng prfaon.
nuncrinH from chronic disease, Doctor
Pierce extends the Invitation to con.
suit him by letter absolutely without
charge or Zee, behind that offcr Stands
thirty year. 81 eSper Renee ~ chief con-
nuiting physician Of an institution OF
world wide repuie, the Inyallds' Hotel
and Surgical Institute. Buffalo. n. Y.
Tho record of hundreds Of thousands of
nerfcct cures; and tho SKIN OF an as
roclate stan OF nearly score ef phyrl.
clans. every NAN a specialist. No stint
lar offcr has evcr been made which has
had behind It an equal value OF science
Write In perfect freedom. all letters
nre treated ms strictly private and "a
crvdly confidential. and all answers arr
mailed In pain envelopes bearing on
them no advertising or printing of any
KIND: Address DR.. II. V. Pierce. BUFFALO,
~. Y. ..t
Unlike many preparations Golden
Medical Discovery" IN strictly TEN.
perance medicine containing no alcohol
whisky or other intoxicant ana being
entirely free from opium. cocaine and
other narcotics.
There IN no substitute for Doc,or
pierco'a Golden Medical Discovery.
There " no other medicine lust az
good" Your one hoTc ~ being cured
like the others X 10 use whit they used,
Golden Medical Discovery" Innlst
upon getting t.
$4,000 GIVEN AWAY.
In the past year DR.. Pierce has riyen
away copies NJ his great medical work
the peole'H Common Sense Medical Al,
Wiser ut total cost tcxclualVe OF post.
nge) OF $4,000. this great book has
been APPLY named "rhe Rlble OF the
Body" II treats Of the great auess
tons Of human origin and reproduction
In a common sense way, and points the
path BY which health may be- obtnined
and preserved. This work contains zoos
pages and over 200 illustrations, and 1.
sent free on receipt OF stampa 10 defray
expense Of mailing only. Send u one.
cent stamps for the paper bound book
or 81 stamps for the cloth bound. Al,
dress Dr. II. V. Pierce. bunaio. ". Y.
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The Prince Of Wales
rREsIDEs AT 4 MEETING or THE
SOCIETY FOR THE PREvEN-
TiON OF CONSUMPTION.
The latest scientific data on the cause
and cure Of consumption. pres
scented by sir william
rroadbent.

The appalling favarca Of consumption
~ ENGLAND have led physicians and
nhilanthrupic persons % organize Into
a foclcty having In view the prevention
OF the disease ny the elimination Of Its
causes ana by education of the pcopls
~ TO the wide spread danger Of con-
Elimination. In the remarks introduce
lnE hir William BrOadbcnta speech II
was stated.
"Of all enemies 10 human life In this
country the tubefcle bacillus II the
most powerful. ny far the commoncst
and most fatal mode Of It's attack n OF
course the Invasion or the lungs. Hut
II may settle In the joints, producing
white swelling, or In tho spine. thus
producing nlnc.tcnthH N al humpbacks
and spinal nhsccsaos. IN the skin aud
~ glands. when II " called fcrufull.
AMI again In the case Of children In the
bowels and their glands. ana upon the
nfain coverings, producing mcningit-
Sir william nroadbent said; I'VE
learn from the returns Of the Registrar
General. that nearly COCO deaths are
fcfirtcrcd every year nn due TO tuhcr-
cul1siH. In England aud Wales alone.
ana TO this number may be added n con.
lldcrahlc percentage Of the deaths set
down TO acute affections Of the lungs In
nized part"
coco VICTIMS YEARLY
Stop and think Of that fact a mo.
mont. In a little country like England,
Including Wales q country which could
b. swallowed up In ita entirety by one
single state out VI tho a. States Of tho
Union. there ara more than eo,Oo0 peo-
pie die every year u tubercuious dis
ease. Nothing can speak Tor the
deadllncsn and insldiouHncHa of that dis
ease like those plain figures. n sixty
thousand persons died each year u
cholera In mn area no larger than that
Of the State Of Illinois. there would be-
an entire exodus from the state. II
eNcry year. unfailinRiy and unchanE-
inEiy yellow fever claimed coco VIC
tins IN similar area. that territory
would b. utterly forsakcn.
hut the death tribute to theia mon
ntrnua disease In the United States IL
no ivHH appalling One-sixth Of the
deaths annually occurring In this coun.
try are attributed to consumption. II
II the une disease which has seemed 60
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Nothing has ever been produced TO
sggai OF Or, compare Win TAbLEiss
curative and healing application for
iiles, FisHuroH blind and bleeding, ea-
ternal or Internal. and Itching and
bleeding Of the itactum. This relief Is
Immediate and cure nfallible, Price
% cents In bottle, tubes 70 cents. Y.
&. ~. nrug Department
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and Grant schools yesterday defeated
the pupils ~ the Hamilton Institution
by the Imposing score of n 10 10. Dark
nea only prevented the score reaching
tevcniy-fye.
In the East yesterday the rain marfed
good ball. Chicago defeated plttaburg
fashion. thus both victorious clubs MI
tie Tor first place On the nverngv list.
New York ~ rapidly dropping down To
the bottom ~ the class, lialtlmore's
batteries yesterday giving the Giants
an endless chain around the diamond
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A Flower u Meaaies.-in many In.
stances persistent cough follows an
attack Of mcaaelH. In speaking Of this
Elkln az, % Times, says; Three
weeks ago I had an attack OF measles
which let, me with bad cough 1
took several bottles ~ chamhcrlnin's
cough Kennedy and the cough has en-
tirely disappeared I consider cham
herlhin'a medicines tao beat on the
market"
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Unless woman eats sufficient nour-
lshing food she can neither Ruln nor
keep a good complexion. Food when
digesicd, h the base Of all health, all
strength, and an h"auty hERniSE
WIZ heip digest what you cat, and give
you tue clear, bright. beautiful skin
" health, Price, 90 una 20 cents. u
g. NJ. | Drug Department.
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sTANDINd or TmE cLrns.


Cincinnati at Cleveland.
Chicago nj rittshurF.
l.ouiHyiile at f. Louis
New York at baltimore.
Philadelphia az brooklyn.
RESULTS OF YESTERDAY.
Boston, 81 Washington, I,
rlnelnnntl'cleveland, no game, rain.
l.ouiHNille, 2, H. Louis. o.
New York. o. baltimore. H.
Philadelphia. 0, brooklyn, Q.
CHICAGO. 10. PlTTsBuRd. 0.
pittshurr. Pa. May is.-dame was
called thrre times before tho NTH IN
ning ON account " rain. chicago was
nNe runs To the good whom the NTH
inning was started, before the rain had
ceased. urltilth could not control the
wet ball ami pittnhurR scored three
Vines ana tied In the seventh. Everett
scored the winning run on MndiHou's
via throw, q steal ANA Mccormick hit.
Homer and sparks were easy marks,
but Lever pitched the last four In.
ninEs, allowing but one scratch hit.
Attendance 1900.
SCORE.
H. II, n.
Ii,tnnurH ',s. .,,,... ,.....g 10
chicago ',,,, .,,' ,..s ......l0 ~ 4
Hntterlcs-lloner. Sparks. foever and
bowormani Grinth and Chance.
umpifcn-Hunt and Connolly.
PHlLtIEs, o. BRooKLyN. g.
New York. May i6.-Brooklyn won ita
sixth straight victory today by defeat
Ing Philadelphia IN another hot argu'
ment, II was anybody'a game until the
last man was out. Kennedy was Wild
and Ineffective at the start, but settled
down after the quakers had made thres
"a s.If "A fFn.a1 hill
except IN the sixth, when the visitor
made four hits and two runs. Case
Tailed the winning run On his trlpls
and Ladders tumble. Cross and Ken
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ncdy were fined for kicking. Attend
''''' ' SCORE.
Philadelphia ..... go. .......s 10
brooklyn 90. ....s...s.. .,,.s,s
Iiatierioa-Fr.sl and Douglas; Ken
ncdy and Farrell.
Umplrcs-smartwood and Warner.
BOSTON. 81 WASHINGTON. T.
Washington. May ie-Dlnecn began
tho game well. but In the NTH and sixth
innings went 20 plecer. poor fielding
helping the visitors score along. At
II. II. y.
Washington .s... 80. ...,..f
Boston ..... 80. ...... ..s.s.s ~ o
natterigs-- Dlnccn. Herring and Me-
guirc. Hickman and BERGEN.
umpifcs Mcdonald and snyder.
ct LOUIS. .. LOUISVILLE. .
81 Louis. May 1.-THE rcrfec,- took
kindly 10 MCGcce'H curves IN the second
and third innings and hammered out
seven clean hits. scoring four runs. Me-
Gee was relieved BY Woods In the
fourth. but the latter Jared but little
better and ~. Louis was never In
danger. Young pitched In mastery
form ana kept the colonelH' ten hits
wen scattered. Attendance. 100.
SCORE.
H. n. u.
81 Louis .,,s. ...... .,.,'.,.p "
isoulHNillc see. .s..s. 90, ss.,a 10 ]
natierica-Y Young and CriEer, McGoc,
Woods and kittrldRc.
UmpircH- burns and Smith.
BALTIMORE. is: NEW York. C.
baltimore. May if.--Baitimorc's bait
tiers gave an endless chain Performance
around the bases today az the expense
Of the Giants. carrirk was the easiest
thing The orioles have yet struck. ic-
Sides hitting the ball freely the home
team took every chance on the bases.
thus rolling up n good fotal ~ runs.
The New Workers played IN very
siovcniy manner toward the close. At
tendance. i.5is.
SCORE.
II. II. ~
Isalthnnfc sssss ...s .s.ssssslt -
Nsw York ...s.s... ......s..s IL .
iiattrrieH-Mc Cinnity, CriHham and
Robinson. carrick and Warner.
umplrc-o'Day.
CHANGE or MASAuERs.
pittsbufg. May ie.-w. n. watkins,
mannFcr Of the fittsburg baseball club,
resigned today and Captain Patsy"
Donovan was appointed 10 the position.
u u said Watkins VIII shortly enter
business In Indianapolis
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Little. neglected scratches and
wounds frequently result In blood,
poisoning, Better heal them quickly
with peWittH witch Hazel Salve. u
Thoroughly anti-septic application with
a record OF always curing piles, old ul-
GERS, sores, outs, wounds ana skin dis
eases.-f. q, Schramm. Mccorniol.
building corner Main b. aud First
South.
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1T ALWAYS HELPS.
1T MOSTLY ALWAYS CURES.

The cures effected by the use OF
Golden Medical Discovery" are the
more remarkable. because in large
number OF cases. those who use the
medicine are In an exhausted condition,
having tried an other means OF cure
without result, and having been given
up by doctors 10 die. a good example
of such cases Is offered In the following
letter;
about 1--WE years ago." writes Cor
nellus Mocawley, ESQ, OF Leechburg,
Armstrong Co.. Pa, Il was taken with
homorrhages ana I mad eighty.one Of
them IN all; sometimes splitting i've
plnta OF blood AT one time. II brought
me down 80 low that could
not walk nor gct any sleep. I
tried a great many thlngs and
went 10 doctors In Pittsburg,
hut got no relief My friends gave me
up 10 die. ana indeed giithered two or
three times 10 see me die. Ny doctor
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bid defiance to doctors. and which con.
unucn It, rnyagcH In the very glare u
the white llght ~ scientific knowledge.
In commenting upon the work OF other
nations In the effort 10 ight conaump.
ton, Sir william iroadbcnt said adj
dressing the chairman. the Prince OF
Waier. your Royal iiighness may
therefore well rcpronch uK for tagging
behind Germany In matter of No much
Importance. America also n In advance
% this country"
AMERICA AHEAD.
The tribute paid 10 this country By
the eminent lecturer IL deserved. The
deadly character Of consumption, the
Widespread area ooyercd by the disease
the humber ~ ita Victims, the pcrplex.
inE problems connected with lie cause
aud curc. have drawn the attention OF
tho keoncrt scientific minds ~ tho med.
Teal profession To the tuborcic bnclllua
OF all those who have given laboroun
days ana nights TO tho questions In.
volved Ia the treatment OF the causes
OF consumption. no one has achieved
more remarkable success than d. u. V.
Pierce, chief consulting physician to
the lnvalid'H Hotel and Surgical Instl-
tutc. hunaio, y. Y. In an experience
of more than thirty years. anslsted by
an associate stan Of nearly a score Of
specialists, he has demonstrated that
IN cases OF weak lungs" splitting OF
blood. bleeding of the lungs. bronchltia.
obstinate lingering coughs, and condi-
uohA which " neglected or unsklllfully
treated lead 60 consumption. there i
help and healing In almost every case
by the use of Or. Piercc'n Golden Med.
teal Discovery, How uniform the nc-
iion Of this medicine Is found to be may
tc Inferred from the fact that Ia all
the thousands of cnhca treated
and recorded ninety.olght out OF
every hundred have been per-
feetiy and Permanently cured by the
use OF the Discovery and the other
celyed from the medicine.
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In Constipation l,ElihlNE affords
promptly. A few small doses VIII
usually he found 10 M regulate the ex-
cretory functions that they are able To
operate without any aid whatever
Price % cents. z. c. 81. I. Drug De-
pnrtmcnt,
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Ml4MANlne

II the one malt tonic universally pre-
Hcrihed By physicians Tor the upbulld-
INK ~ tho languld and weak, The per-
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brewing Assn,
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Drug Department.
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Health is Wealth
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AS Fit
as
A Fiddle"

u took your train" Hayn a Denver
man Who went East over the Hurting .
,un houte a few weeks ago, "becaus.
knew your ulccporn would not be 40
not al niEht that I couldn't slcep. They
wcre lust right. ! slept like a Ton. and
Not up ~ the morning feeling Ia M
~ nddle., n the car hal been too
Mhtin-nost tlcepern are az this time
~ hr y.nr-id have tain awake an
next day" Wv
Two trains n day from Denver 20 the
Ehst.the Chicago Special at $40 D. IN.
n.y. NM me Nesiibuled Flyer at $3.50 p. m.
Ilekeh al Offices 81 connecting lines.
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Washington. May ie.-Dlnccn BEGAN
tho game well. but In the NTH and sixth
innings went 20 piccer. poor fielding
helping the visitors score along. At
Tendance co.
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ncdy were fined for kicking. Attend
ancc. 500.
SCORE.
n II. L.
Philadelphia ..... go. .......s 10 1
brooklyn ..ss sst.ss .ssss ss..sst
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ltAttefltH-frS ana DuuNlAtf keh-
ncdy and Farrell.
Umplrcs-s martwood and Warner.