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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-09
Gilt Edged Ball at Walker Field
Yesterday Afternoon.
WAS A TEN INNING MATCH.
nartin's Fatal Error Causes Pocatei-
10 TO Lose the Game-wero
Ahead Ia the Ninth.

pocntoilo Loaf the second game
against salt Lake yesterday afternoon.
Tho pitching Of Eddie Klddcr togcthor
with Martins error atNa critical stage
OF the game were mainly responsible for
the finale. It was hot game from
start TO hnlsh and Il took Just ten IN
ninga 20 decide H. Up am the last tho
thousand odd spectators were on tentcr
hooks. pocntello played the game for
all Il was Worth. making every hit tell
and aiding 10 bases like veterans. The
visitors were In the lead the major por-
ton Of the game; Just FAR enough ahead
20 be interesting without maIing the
local fans squlrm on the anxious scat
too much.
GILT edged ball was the order until
the ninth, which opened with the score
OF to Ia favor OF the visitors. Taylor
caanyed TO smlto the sphere: he caught
piece OF II while Seldom received the
BAH intact Margctta then banged q
hot one at Eubanks' frame. Somehow
or other Umpire Hardness got In the
why 20 MarHctts was rnfe at the frst
hag. Eubanks sent Scare TO Join him
on balls. Hughcy promoted them with
sacrifice. Grirga was the next man
to sieze the atlck, he sent n little hop
per down TO Martin. The third base
man was slightly on on his windgngc.
no nelded the ball and sailed her wide
over Datceman'a head. while MarTottH
and Scare rompcd home amid dcliri-
Gus accompaniment from the funH duly
assembled. Mcfarland casayed 10 paste
the ball for the required run but his
long ly was yanked out OF the blue
ether by gcrhart.
This naturally ncceasltnted another
inning. Pocatello'a three batsmen In
divlduhily and successfully akicd the
ball and retired. Klddur was transport
Cd 10 first and Hopkins opened his
shoulders and found Eubanks 70 the
extent that when the yclia had subsidized
kidder was roposlng on third. Bennett
then beat time with the baton three
times and went back 10 the bench to
explain how he did Il. Taylor followed
and touched up the first ball he re-
ccivod with an artistic flourish that
brought kiddcr two-utcp time across
the plate This CLOSED the game with
the following acorcs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-09

Died ut her home. Forest Dale. Oct.
7th, 1893. Cornelia, wife OF Bishop a. q.
Drlggn and daughter ~ the late Apos-
tie Farley Y. and Mary Wood Pratt; the
deceased was born In Salt Lake city.
sept, 9Th. 1875 and oven up TO woman
hood IN the old homestead on South
Temple street. she married a. q.
briggs Oct. 9Th. 1867; took up her abode
az Pleasant Grove. Utah county, where
they lived a few years. Came to sugar
House in 1870. Sister briggs was prcai-
don't OF the Y, l.. a. In that ward for a
number Of yoarn and az the titno OF h0r
death was president OF the Relief So
clety of Forest Dale ward, which POSI-
ton she has held from ia organization
She leaves a husband. three sons and
four daughters. Her second son,
Mathoni T.. II now performing a mission
IN New Zealand. on tho morning OF
Mathoni'a departure. his grandmother
Pratt died. II was suggested 90 Sister
Drigga the prOprlety Of calling her son
home She would not entertain the
thought. She was devoted 20 her re-
ligion. and kept the Word q Wisdom
% the letter, Her example was worthy
OF emulatinu hor whole life has been
spent Ia doing good, ministering 10 the
poor and needy, patient and kind Go
every one. She has suffered In patience
for the last year; was perfectly resigned
10 the Fathers will. The whole com
munlty mourn with the Borrowing
household the departure Of such noble
spirit,
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POLITICAL POINTERS.


Manager George u. Pypor Of tho Salt
Lake Thoater said today nnent the use
Of hla name for the city ueaaurcruhip
nominations please say TOT me that
I am not In the political swim this year
that ~. I am not u candidate Tor any
office; ! am Htiii a Democrat and Htlll
Interested IN politics. az I always expect
to BE-, but not to the extent of running
Tor Office In A. ID. 1889" Then he add
cd with a significant SMILE u romom-
Der the whirl I had In the iaHt Demo
cratic convention. That will do me for
awhile"
Democratic ward primaries will be
held tonight and candidates for tho
city Council named.
Councilman Buckle has announced his
withdrawal from the mayoraity contest
The morning paper that designated
Mr. George T. Odcll un tho brothor-in-
law Of Hon. iiohcr J. Grant. 10 ns FAR
from facts regarding relationship nH
cape Horn ~ from tho North pol' Mr.
Odcll h out u politics Of he own vull-
ton. Had he concluded 90 become "a
candidate Tor Mayor be would. accord
iug TO his most Intimate associates.
have secured the nomination. lrrcapoc-
tive % tho opposition OF the storm
starters"
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LICENSED no MARRY.

Marriage licenses were iasuod todn 7
20 the following named parties llufuh
H. Pnning "a onCardaton. Canada. and
Susie y. Harker. 10. OF Taylorsyillc,
samuel A.. Ten Eyck. "a. and olympia
Pauline quinn both Of salt Lake. Niela
T.. Mndsen ~. and savina Robertson,
20. both OF Fountain Gfccn, Saupote
county, William n. iicrrick %, 81 og-
den, and isota T.. Nixon, 90. Of Idaho
Falls: Richard n. Worthcn. "a. and
Edith l.. ChugR. "a, both OF this city.
Samuel G. Young. u Of Fruitland, New
Mexico, and Laum J. Toltion. 10. of
Hue Water, New Mexico. y. l. DAVE,
~. OF Louisville, Idaho, and Alvaufta
Harmon. - 90 Afton. Wyoming.
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nE FINnTs \ POLICEMAN.
Patrick Dooley Had Been lmbibing
and was Ready 10 Meet All Corners.

The byntaudcr- on the corner OF state
ami Second South streets were witucas-
os to one Of the most spirited arrests N
the season. a drunken SON of the
Emerald Ile. had emerged from %
near hy saloon az the ernest solicitation
OF The baf tender. tie walked out onto
tho pavement and began making fgW
IulHtafuuH rnmtrkf. and inrultlnH tho
ptwfu by both lndiea AMI gonue-
mon OnCor johnson came ur tp nf-
rest him ana tho nun began making n
da. narntn nrhI a half duEHu cltlZonH
thHu CAME up ana hnndCuncd him
aud alt un him 90 await the arrival uf
the p1trUl wagon. When u came they
placed him Into 10 with much diiilcultv,
and on arriving at the station he made
% nrrca paHs NJ Chief Hilton, who laui-
90 pn hIa Jaw, which follcd him 10 tho
floor. fie gave hla name aa Patrick
Dn1loy. Later in the day b. made nn
assault on Ofnccr Jim Williams, but
the result wasn't satisfactory 90 bonley.
lie refuses Co Say where he came from
and where BE- d COINS.
uuolcy ln the police court thlH nf-
tnruoon said his name WINS Frank BUR-
rows aud came from san fraucl1co.
Were you drunk" Qucriod the court.
"Oh. I was slightly Intoxicated on
sunday morning yer honor" explained
the townsiod-headed Colt with an oN-
pnnnive smile. then he added. but / am
very sick man. DIR"
swell. you aid remarkably wen FOR n
sick man. taken altogether you had q
good twenty dollar worth Of fun.
Twenty dollars or twenty days"
burrows shed a tear ana collapsed.
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PRIEST. SNOW is
ACCUSED BY OWEN
Files an Affidavit Alleging UnIaw-
full Cohabtation.
NOW UNDER AMUSEMENT.
county Attorney Putnam Has the
matter In Hand aud wui Decide
ON "Wednesday Ncsg

The latest "aouaation" produced hf
Charles Mostyn owen was caused
through the nnug OF un affidavit with
the county attorney Saturday evening"
charging President Lorenzo Snow with
unlawful cohhbltailun. Tho paper ia
similar to the one nled in The Gmhlm
case and alleges that The ononse wuH
committed In part in salt Lake county
and IN part in iioEcidcr cOutny hr
Putnam took tho anldaylt ana Informed
owen that hc would tatu the matter
under advlsemcnt until "Wednesday
The andavlt submitted by owen is us
follows.
CHARLES Mostyn owen. being nrst du-
~ aNufu. dcpuaca aud says that Dog %
a citizen aud taxpayer u salt Lake
county, state of Utah. that be- ~ ln-
formed and verify believes. that on ur
about the first day uf January, is9t. one
Minnie Jensen. n resident u Salt Lake
city and county, gave birth TO an iilo-
climate child. that one Lorenzo SNOW.
prophet. seer and ruvclntur uf the
church u Jesus Christ OF t.nttor-day
Saints. 10 the rcputCd fathr of tho sad
child. that he ala, on TIE i1t dHy NJ
October, 1897, uulawfully suh1t!t with
the Aforesaid Minnie Jensen or Snow.
end has on divers other dates and cone
tluuougly between the ist day Of Outo-
bsr. 1921. and the inst day ~ Octo-
her. 1880, unlhW fully Cohnhitcd with
morn than one woman. TO Wit, Sarah
Snow and Minnie Jensen or Snow. con-
tuiry 20 the statutes and provisions
thcrcuntO provided.
In support Of the above allegations
the nniant elites as witnesses Joseph y.
smith, George q. Cannon. 4, b. Rich
ards, hcbcr J. Grant. John Henry
fmlth, Rudgtr ciawaon. Mary Snow.
Phoebe Snow. Aiviua Il. Snow. Lorcn-
10 Snow, Jr.. Charles W. pcnroae. An
gus ~. Cannon. Loiloi G. SNOW. "a.
Mnyballn Snow, q. o.. Snow, Emmcllne
u, Wells. nathnhohn Smith. fulinn
Smith. Nomnnin u. Pratt.
CHARLES MOsTYN OWEN.
Subscribed and sworn 60 before mo
this 1th day of October. 1899.
J. H. TiMMoNY. Police Justice.
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GATEKEEPER CONSTABLE.
Trouble at the Salt Palace Over an
Admission Fee.

uatekecper Price at the salt Palace.
and Constable Patton Of tho Fifth pre-
cinct. became engaged In an alteration
yesterday afternoon which may insult
In an arros,.
According TO reports IA APPEARS that
Patton had witt 20 serve ON the PAL
ace grounds. ana attempted 10 get IN.
Tor the purpose OF aCrying the same.
without paying. Price Informed tip
constable that Il ala not matter who he
was. or what he had, II would cost him
the regulation fec OF twenty-five cuntn
Go pass tho gate Patton, II 10 said. de-
INJURED and brushed past the Entckeup-
sr. with the result that he was later
elected. Patton went before the county
attorney and laid the matter before that
official, but no warrant was issued up u
a late hour last night
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ENLIvENs HIS HOME.
Thomas Leslie Flogged His Wife and
Daughter.

The patrol wagon made a rapid run
20 az west First North street yesterday.
IN anFwor 20 an urgent call. Ofnoer
sperry made the run, and on arriving
found Thomas Leslie IN his house. sur
rounded by Fragments 0f household cf-
fccts. lie was accused o. having logged
hts wife and tendorly chnki ms his
daughter until hcr face assumed a
nlbl hue. And In addition hc proceed
cd TO nfiuoo his well appointed home
10 chaos. Leslie said he had been work.
Ink all mght nnd on coming home, he
found several things that didn't suit his
fancy. 40 he thought he would inaugur-
ate n lively diversion by breaking up an
the erockery and other useful articles.
The daughter said Leslie accused his
wife Of Foing away from home,
Mrs, Leslie and her daughter Mar
Faret told their stories to Judge Tim-
mcny this afternoon, Leslie pleaded
not guilty to assault and battery on the
person Of his wife. but auhscquent de-
velopments proved that he had no de-
Tense for the brutal act. Mrs Leslie
said that her husband demanded cggA
for breakfast yesterday morning. As
there were none In the house Leslie
went cgRless but proceeded 90 hit his
wife with "a knife, "a chair ana choke
her and her daughter IN turn. In an
swcr to question by the court witness
SAID that her husband often indulged
la such behavior.
Fifteen ycnr-old Margaret corr0hor-
atcd this statement and others made by
the preceding witness
what have you to say Tor yourHolfG'
Hternly asked the court.
Nothing only that I have been a
poor miserable man Tor 30 years"
DO you mean 10 say you have boon
abusing her for thirty ycarsT"
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ADJUSTMENTS.


AZ the thcatcr tonight tho
new opera Of tho salt Lake
Opera company. Madeleine. or Tho
Magic Kiss. will b. brought out
n goea four nights and % matinee. ond-
inH next Saturday night Tho rush ~
tho box office this morning indicuto1
that tho engagement will b. "a prosper
rus one The opera N ono of the most
tunefui and ht the nnine time the funui-
caf which che tumpuuy hua brought out.
itoduoed prices viii b. In vogue.
A. tho Grand tonight Mrs st. George
iiuHncy appears with her own company
ln tho farce entitled Mrs. ~. Oshaugh-
messy, Wash Lady" Mr. Muivcy ux-
poets q great turn out. Tho next nj
Traction will BE- Tho Heart of Chicago.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Abstract Of transfers filed In the re-
cO,teru oiIloe, Salt Lake county. Utah.
October Z. 1893.
Elizabeth j. McFarlane 10 J.. l..
Mtlncf, warranty deed. 20 fcot
BY rods southWent from north
east corner lot 4. block 90 plat 80.
stephen Hays To ]. W. MoMonry.
warranty deed. 10 ncrrH south
east southeast section TO- town.
ship south. range ! east ...... 1000
Emolino J. Walker 10 A. VI kcd-
dinHton, wnrrl nty deed. ~ acres
southwest northeast corner
section &C. township 2 south.
range 1 east ..... 90. ....,....... 100
lions 4. ~. 4 r. 60. TO Thoa.
koarna, warranty deed, i0xi
rods northeast frum southwest
vorner lot 1, block z, plat De-, zoos
Jchu MnpHou 10 l.. ]. z. Kinney,
warranty deed. lot %. block pG
inglswo0d subdivision ...., ,... 200
william Mcdonald 10 Helena O,
swanor. warranty deed. north
half OF southeast Of southwest
corner section n, township
south, rnnEc 1 east ,......sss..s
l., Christensen TO same. warranty
decd, lh acres, same ,.....s....
Aaron keyaer 20 n, l. Gurdner.
warranty deed. part OF north
west 0f southwest corner section
So township south range l
MeHtfsssssts zee ssssasHssssssstsss sfV0i
Franklin nsn to Charles Bell.
warranty deed. acre, lot 4,
block Is, ten-aorc plat A.;...... i.2oi
n, 4. Lewis To W, y, la NlClle,
warrant, decd, 20 feet by rods
northwest from 2Oi feet north Of
bouthcnst corner lot 2, block o.
Hattie Mckee 10 Thoa. Moronsy.
warranty deed. lot o. and east
Sl-g feet lot 81. block I, .lAncoln
J. W. Filntham Il nj to }. A. cum
bingham. quit-claim deed, Cum
ninHham lode, etc. West Noun
tnin.,... . 90. 90. 90. ,. .t...,...
W. j. HlFus Of al TO n r. lugrs.
quit-eialm deed. lhN2h rods
HouthouHt from northwest corner
lot o, block n, Plat F.......,,...
salt Lake county 10 q. W. Ebert,
qult-clulm doad, lots % and 90.
neally'a second addition ........
Emma NJ. Hnrgrnvca ct al 90 u.
n. Perkins Ct h, quit-clnlm
deed. parts lot 1 and q block il3,
Plat a (ton separate dcedHl ,.,, 900
Julia Hamilton 90 j. W Fiinthum,
trustee, qult-clllm deed, inter
cot What Cheer lode. West
Mountain %, .,... oct, ........,, go
J, W. Fllntham et al 60 4, A.
Cunningham. Cook what cheer.
AIS No lndeH. W M0uutlin
4, ". Smith 10 J. A. Cunningham.
uuit-clnlm deed, Neal lode. Wost
Muuntnlnsss Gee sst eco ttt tttss
Mrs. a. 8, Miner ana husband 90
3. 70. Miner. qult-olalm deed,
south o rods lot 4. block 20,
II. ?. nunneil to s. Il, Milner
quit-clnlm deed. lot 20 ana north
half lot go block I. Blair n
Curtls'H subdivision z. plat ca.
l Estate Martha Martin TO +. u.
Cook et nl. decd, What Cheer
lode West Mountain ....,.,.... $50
Total ...,," ,,.o ,.,,.,.u.s2iel
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POLITICAL POINTS
PASSED AWAY.

This morning. shortly before 10
O'Clock. James l.. Chalmers passed
away from this world, at his residence.
tii l.nst Ninth South street. obatruc-
tion OF the bowels and general debility
Of age were the immediate cause of Ills
doccnHc. llc had been Tor many years
"a member of the Church. and In former
timoa inborcd In the ministry Va Acut-
land. his native land, and also In Eng
land. In this city he was known ~ "a
alslllfui urtlznn In SILK, and has done
much 20 forward the silk Industry, lie
died In the faith and his departure Will
be much regretted. The funoml VIII
take place on Wednesday at y. m.
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a startling Incident, IL narrated !,
John oliver Of Philadelphia. ~ fai1n
II was In an AWFUL condition. Ny Il
was almost yelloH, eyes Hunkcn. tdtrs
coated. pain continually In back N
gldca, no appetite. growinE weaker Oh
by day. Three physicians had r.us
me up. Then I was advised 10 =,
Electric Hittcra; Co my great i1y. n
first bottle made decided lmpW,.
ment continued their use Tor th,.
weeks, and am now n well man
know they robbed the grave % araisi
victim" No one should fail 10 N
them. only b0c, guaranteed. at
NJ. I. Drug Dept
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IRELAND AGAINST ITALY.
Patrick OComor Had His Celtic Blood
Aroused on AN Italian Saloon Keeper.

Another son Of Erin had his Celtic
blood aroused last night with the result
that tho premises Of Ralph Ambroslo's,
at ig5 south state street, looks like a
cyclone had struck them. The cause OF
this demonstration of wrath was that
an Italian hnd struck Patrick oCunor.H
companion, lie walked into Ambroho's
saloon and demanded the party who hnd
offended his partner. The unllln't Az
rurod him that they knew nothing %
ii. whereupon Patrick stepped into the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-09

Neg York, oct "A special TO the
Herald from Washington says;
For saving the life OF an American
soldier, MAJOR Clen. Otis has granted a
full pardon TO Domingo Magno, y WI
Pine prisoa0r, who was sentenced by a
Spanish court la 1907 to penal aervl-
tude for ely years for robbery. Magno
suffered confinement for the alleged
offqnse for four years prior 70 his trial
and conviction
During tho attack on Manila last Feb
ruary by inHurgtn' aympnthizers, the
prisoner saved the life VI an Amori-
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street and In a few moments a fusilade
Of rocks began 20 crush through INC
windows both IN the nrat ana Second
story. Tho Inmates ran out and Am
brdaln'as clerk ciidtavorcd 60 aeaze
OConnor. who refused 10 be- seized, but
by way u emphasis. landed blow on
the clerks jaw. which sent him rechng
a few blows were given. ana thcn fa-
tritt led the clerk % police headqunr-
terra which wrH stroke n poor policy
na he pntfictI vas locked up. Later
0mcor Hilton found O'connora partner,
who bore " cut iu hlH llp. lie save his
name nH Frank shirley aud was docket
"a for horrinH.
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A DISTINGUISHED WOMAN.

Salt Lake In 10 have a distinguished
visitor this week In the person u Mrs.
Lillian 81. Hollintcr. who enjoys the
title OF the Huprume commander % tho
Supreme Hive o. the Maccabccs OF tho
World. Mrs. HOLSTER has become re-
nowned through her connection with
eminent charitable institutions % tho
country In whose interest she has REM
dered efficient aid. SHE will arrive In
salt Lake ON the 18th.
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Could not express the rapture o, 4.
ME y. Springer, % PHILADELPHIA. ~,
Dr. klng'a New Discovery cured h. ;
a hacking cough that Tor many b.,
had made life burden, She sayt. M
all othcr remedies and doctors fal5t
soon removed the pain IN my chest ~
can now sleep eoundly. uomsthI.f
can ecarcely remember doing before
feel ke sounding IT, praises throurh ;
the Universe Dr. kinga Now DtFi
efy u guaranteed TO cure az tfoii,
Of the Throat. Chest or Lunar. pfg,
tQo and ~. Trial bottles free at ~
NJ. |. Drug Dept.
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Bases on balls, on Kiddcr 1. on Eu-
banks 2: two.baac hits, Scddon. Ger
hardt. Hopkins: sacrifice hits, Rand,
Berkeley. Eubanks t2l. Bennett Mar
gets. HuEhey. stolen base, Rand. hit
BY pitcher. Scare; struck out, fiddcr s.,
EubankH s; passed balls. Scare 2. um-
pirc. Hardness. Time. 2;a0.
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REFUSED TO RECONSIDER.
University Regents Want Roncy to
Go On With His Work.

The board OF regents Of tho uAlVersi-
~ held rhort meeting In the pevsrct
National bank this morning. There
wcra present Iamoa sharp, president Of
tho board, Pierce, Ritter, Van Colt,
Airi. McVicker. Mru Little, Prof A.
len, secretary. ana pretidcHt Kings
bury. The board refused 20 recon-
slider Ito decision IN awarding the cons
tract Tor the croption Of the new build
inra. TO W. II. Roncy of chicago.
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a plan b. on foot for tho consolidation
of the Logan Power, Light and Heating
company AMI The Hercules Electric
Power company of tho same city, and az
% o. favored By both corporatiuna, the
plan will undoubtedly be carried out.
Seldom l. ClawHon iH the promoter Of the
plan, and committee conHiHtlng u
Moses Thatcher. Dr. l., W, Snow and
Mrs. Zinn Y. card has been appointed
90 present tho proposition IN dehnito
form to the Hcrculca company
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THE IDOL OF THE TURF.


No jockey has ever appealed ~
strongly to public favor ~ Tod sloan.
Hc has achieved more than his most
noted predecessors ever ATTEMPTED and
stands In y class By himself
Not satisfied with his Successes In his
native country he went to England and
now hia fame us n succra-ful hurseman
on the tip OF every tongue not only IN
this country and England. but In cvury
s-etien. u tho globe whoro racing has
When Tod frat went 60 England his
temmity wac openly laughed nL but
ne little American played skittlcs With
hll English rlvula and his victories
mslo all England gasp
Having this stamp u royal approval,
41cioty both al hone and abroad
"iiunize" him and he 10 feiod and pctted
to. an extent that would Turn an ordin-
ary mortnir head
Tho great iockoy was IN such demand
socially md dlned and wiur1 g. nich
an extent that IL WIS feared hi health
Would Elvo way, Too much society md
the nervous strain vi fucinr TOLD ON him.
a two-wof kf Trip 60 America made
him acquainted with atuarta Dyspepsia
Tablets and their remarkably restprn-
tive cntsT'f on n depleted digestive up-
pnrniuq and he recommended them IN
unatintcd terms to friend, euylng
"atuart'u Dyspepsia Tablets are tho
NNZA NNINM MNNNNHH NA AWN MN'NANNN wv
stomach IN condition and appetite In
good repair"
Thousands q former dynpcptica can
vuuch for the truth ~ Tod Rloan'n
words. ns "stunrt's Dyapcpala TablUtH'
have heoomo u household worl IN Amor
ica, and few fnmiiiGa nrc without them.
one vr two taken after meals keep the
stomach sweet BY causing prompt and
hs1lthy digestion OF the food.
Perfectly healthy people uae them nf-
tor hoavy dinners 10 keep their good
health and 10 make SURF that no III Of
fnota WIN follow an unusually hearty
meal,
Your drugvua Will tell you or your
doctor either that Stunrt'H Dyupcpala
Tablets are composed only OF dig atiNc
frrmenta. Anccptic popain, Hydrasus.
fruit acids. otc.. and Tor the strong
stomach on well M the most delicate
constitute n safeguard against indiEca-
ton and stomach troubles.
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Cheap excursion with the Salt Las
Opera Co. via the o. ;. T., 10 osoo,
Friday, oct, 18th, leaving NC ~
at g D. M. returning after NE w. -,
Round trip, one dollar, Logan ~
day, oct. isth. leaving ~ = p, "a, ~ ~,
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Tho High Council 81 the Salt Lake
Stake 81 zion viii meet Ia regular Hcs-
sion on wednesday,. October 18th 1879.
nt 1850 o. M. 10 the office " the prval-
duucy u the Stake A fuu attendance
Of the brethren " requested.