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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-25
How the Stomach and Kidneys
Depend on the Inside Nerves.

Every day medical science becomes
moro slmplo-and more certain, slmpn-
city and certainty SO hand In hand. For
science has learned that while there are
many diseases, yet there are but few real
causes OF disease. That ls, there are
many names by which we know aches
and pains and disorders, But most OF
these ailments spring from a common
cause.
For instance, indigestion sour stomach,
heartburn, dyspepsia, and all stom-
ach troubcs-diabotes, Brights disease
and other lddney disorders heart troG-
bles. liver troubles, bowel troubles, ner-
vousnoss, frotfulneBs, sleoplessness, rrlta-
bilty--all Of these ailments are due 70
a single cause. Painful. dlsagrceablo
and dangerous, though they be- they are
not separate disoases-and they are not
20 be treated as such. They are mere
ly outward signs OF inward trouble
nerve trouble.
Understand first that we have two en-
tlrely separate nerve systems. When we
walk, or talk, or act we call into play a
certain set OF nerves-neryes which obey
our mental commands. That IS why tho
arm can DO raised, or the mouth opened
or the oyo shut, at the slightest desire,
That is why your fingers can dellcately
pick up pin one moment, and hold
heavy hammer the next
But these are not Tho nerves we are to
consider here.
There is another set Of nerves which
manages and governs AND actuatcs the
heart and the stomach. the kidneys and
the liver aud all OF tho Vital functions,
You cannot control these nerves by no
supreme offort Of mind can you make
your heart stop o. statt-nor can you even
make Il vary by a single bent a minute
Aud SO with the stomach and tho liver
and the Kidneys and the bowels-they are
automatic they DO their work at a ccr-
tain SET speed whether you are awake
or asleep--whether you want Thorn TO or
not
IL Is on these inside nerves that llfo and
health depends SO long az these nerves
perform their proper duties We are well
and strong Whom thcy fail. we know &c
by the inevitable symptoms-stomach
heart liver kidney troubles And these
troubles have no other origin ever, than
in these Same nerves For the stomach.
tho heart the liver. the Kidneys have no
power Of their own, no self control They
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-25
WARD
ENTERT

Eighteenth Ward--What promises to
be the most unique and entertaining
party given this season, has been ar
ranged by the young men Of the
Eighteenth ward, 1t Is to be a hard
times character ball with 80 valuable
prizes given away to induce people to
come In character. A pleasing feature
OF the evening win be the hall decora-
tons. A reception committee VIII be
on hand TO look after the guests and
everybody is assured a good time.
Nineteenth Ward--The fair that has
been open this week closed last night
after a most successful run, The fea-
ture last evening was the Kangaroo
court that Occasional much merriment.
John Reynolds waS elected king ana
duly crowned with impressive cere,
mony, he receiving by way OF tribute
d season ticket TO Saltair for next sum
mer The court fined number Of
prominent members OF the ward, The
most popular lady according TO the
vote registered, was Ruby PaPHorth.
Lydia Willis as the second most popu-
lar lady secured a nrlze I'm the form
Of n season ticket TO Lagoon.
Seventeenth Ward--The Seventeenth
Ward Kindergarten association il con,
Quoting a series OF entertainments In
aid OF the klndergarten fund illustrate
Ing the different natlonalitles and coun-
tries. Last evening there was IA Trip
90 Germany wherein returned Elders
from the German mission appeared at
tired in peculiar local costumes, and
the conversation Of the evening was all
IN German.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-25

mate satisfaction OF duty we'll accom-
plished They left behind them a pro-
found impression OF esteem for the de-
voton IN which the difficult task had
been performed,
a significant exchange OF remarks
was made by Sir Edward Frye. repre-
sentlng Great Britain and Baron
Taube, representing Russia. Both
spoke In the most amicaDle spirit and
euloglzod the arbitration court
Sir Edward said.
"Thls is one OF the most important
events ever brought before an inter-
national court All should feel grati'
fed with The satisfactory results at
talned,"
The speaker closed with the quota.
ton:
Peace hath her victories no less re-
nowned than war"
ADMIRAL DAVIS
Rear Admiral Charles H. Davis
Omitted Stme) said concerning the de.
cislon;
"The conclusions seem TO me TO be
equitable. rhey are formulated IN a
manner 10 satisfy the legitimate desire
OF the two parties ana mark an impor-
tant step In the pacific solution OF In
tcrnatlonal conflicts"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-25
WEATHER REPORT

Record at the local Office q, =,
weather bureau for the "a hours end tue
at a. m. today. 'Hulns
Barometer reading ut G n M s..
inches. Temperature at 6 a ~, '''%l
degrees maximum, SO, Minimum, oS
mean, ~, which Is 8 degrees above no. OK
mall "oF'
Excess OF daily mean temper,,,,..
since the first OF the month. 2S desrouuios
Excess OF daily mean teinperat,vIs.
since January /, lS9 degrees. '''''a
Precipitation since the first NJ e..
month l22 inch. which Is 10 inoS s
above the normal "'H
Deficiency in precipitation since Ian
uary I, so inch. '' 'a'''
FORECASTS TILL 6 p. NJ. srNn,v
Local forecast for Salt Lake CITY a.,
vicinity: una
Partly cloudy tonight ana snnd,v
For Utah Forecast made at pspys,
Colo '''"'
Partly cloudy tonight and Sunday.
Wyoming,
Fair tonight and Sunday.
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
The barometer Is above the nor,,,,,
over nearly the entire country wsst "a.
the Mississippi valley TO the poc,S!'
coast, with the crest Of the "hlghS sY'
tending from the North Pacific IN ~
west Gulf states. The low cvcionio
storm area is central over the 0bic
valley,
Precipitation occurred over portlons
OF the Mississippi and Ohio vallevs
lake region, Tennessee, Georgia ana
British Columbia. II was raining tbs
morning at Cincinnati and showing AZ
Detroit,
Moderate temperature prevails over
the entire country the only zero tenn.
perature reported being at Mortified
w.
The temperature changes were gen.
erals unimportant.
r, ]. HYATT
Local Forecaster.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-25

took TO trapping, 80 that the animals
could be turned loose 10 grow second
crops Of tails Feeling is growing that
members OF the Legislature from cow
counties ought 20 give in on the bounty
proposition. as Il Is doubted that any
measure can be enacted that win prop
erly Safeguard the state.
The report of the auditor has been
handed 10 the proper committee and
It's report IN relation to bountles Will
soon be forthcoming,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-25

this not account for the uncertainties OF
More than thirty years ago this thought
came 20 me,
~ llfe and health depend upon perfect
ton. upon correct Kidney filterInp tyby
does not life Itself depend upon these lifa
sooyernlgB power nerves-those inside
l realized. too. that all ollments which
result from one cause may, of course bo
cured by one remedy ! resolved not
10 doctor the organs hut 90 treat the one
nerve system which operates them an
For those who treat only the gvmptons
need a different remedy FOR each. sucb
treatments are only palliative, the results
do not last A cure can never come I'm
disease OF The stomach, heart, liver or
kidneys, until the inside nerve power h
restored; When that IS done Nature re-
moves the symptoms, There Is no need
Of doctorlng them
MY remedy low known by Druggists
everywhere, as Dr. Shops Restorative
is mo result ~ p quarter century OF en-
deayor along this very line II does not
dose the organ or dcadon the paln-but N
uoes go az once 60 the nervo-the inside
nerve the power nerve. -and builds II up,
aud strengthens Il and makes ID we'll
There Is no mystery no miracle. can
explain my treatment a. you AS easily as
j can tell You why cold freezes wator and
why heat molts lee Nor do ] claim
40. wy iNl NNhlF lflAll OF my tfe0t-
ment IS based on truths 80 Fundamental
that none can deny them. And eycrv I'M
Eredient of my medicine IL as old as the
NUS IL grows on. I simply applied the
truths and combined tho Ingredients ln.
10 remedy that IS practically certain.
IN more than a million homes my re.
medN ~ now known and relied upon, Yet
you may not have heard OF G So I mako
TINS pUtr tu you, a stranger. that Qyoig
possible excuse for doubt may be remove.
q, Send no moncv-mQke no PROMISE
take no risk Simply wrlto and ask n
You nave never tried my remedy ] VIII
send You an order on your druggist Tor
q lull dollar houlc-not "a sample. but
NionllN on hts shelves The druggist will
require no conditions lie viii accent
my order as checrfully as though your
a0ilar lay before him re will send the
hill tO me
WIN you accent this opnormnitv 10
learn no my expense absolutely how 10 be
lld forever OF oll forms OF porvous1css--
90 Zoe nd not only Of the trouble. hrt NJ
inc very cause which produced so Write
today
10Y rlIG' 6In,IsSss Book on Dyspepsia.
bottle You must Rock on the Heart.
address Dr BOOK on the kidneys.
poa9ci,np, b'N ~ KY Book Tor Women.
state which book BOOK Tor Men,
you want. Book g on rheumatism.
Mia casos are often cured by single
bottle For sale at forty thousand drug
stores
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-25
ana ana thqt schools had been elo..,
Pubic gatherings prohibited ''oSed ana

and that schools had been a.
Pubic gatherings prohibited ''0Sed ana
Utah people win be nto.
knowing that the Western listed IN
graph company has just nllon rele.
system which viii admit Of ,bss 1,,aled a
oI money al a nominal cost ~ ee,ahsfe,
'fgn country Of the world. o my for
tefested VIII find It to their d,sons IN
toAeonter with supt. May in rrsJiSsssnltaga
the matter ~ the Western NATION to
graph office IN this city. "'0n Iele'
Captain u, A, Hammond no
alton survey drill expert ret,rr. '5So.lam,
two months absence in tbn Wv" rsl from
evening" and Is preparing for '"sl last
clal tiip through the norlb ~ OH
the entire east was showed nnS says
chat business has been exte,s Tuuer 50
terfered with, and means az wy IN.
wer Just as one might bappsn uavel
1t. Captain Hammond savs A. W md
way proved h godsend TO New VIZ. sub
winter for the elevated roads v rUlh lnla
" crippled by the storms R C,e pad
II Is possible now 10 travel raw, yer
battery to the Grand Central SIAN, WA
eight minutes, whore preyionsi,o,n N
minutes over the elevated Iiro.E ~
considered remarkably good linz was
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-25
AWFUL SLAUGHTER
OF WILD ANIMALS.
State Auditors Report Shows a
Magnificent Killing by
Utah NimrOds
HAS COSTSTATE OVER $4,000
Summary Of Outstanding Certificates
BY Counties Shows Where Good
Hunting is Found

State Auditor Edwards made his re-
port TO the Legislature on bounty pay
ments yesterday afternoon The re-
port was requested by q Joint resolution
of the two houses passed ON Jan. 10,
1905 and goes into details as to OH
bounty payments made since March,
1901 II lie an interesting document ana
win be very helpful In untangling the
bounty muddlc 1t shows that Utah has
spent and is involved for $3.50 as the
result OF the bounty law, Warrants
have been issued for sA3,i9i50 OF this
sum and certificates are now outstand-
ing for S5is53,bo These outstanding
certificates include most OF the fraudu-
lent claims unearthed through the ar
rest OF Ward and his accomplices, ana
It may be that the state viii be saved
4 portion OF this money, by refusing
TO pay he certificates Some authorities
claim that IN issuing the certificates no
liability was incurred while others dit
fer In the matter.
The Legislature OF 1901 appropriated
$4,000 for the bouuties, the Legislature
OF 1903 appropriated another $4,000, ana
now n dehcit Is on hand OF tjS0iS 10
make up these totals the records show
that $500 bears have met DEATH $500
mountain lions 1900 wolves 1oOO)
lynx, 10000 Wild cats. ana 1891 coyotes,
OUTSTANDING CERTIFICATES
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-25

owe their every Impulse 10 the inside ner-
yes, The nerves are the masters, The
organs their slaves.
THESE automatic nerves are sometimes
called the sympathetic" nerves This
name is given them because Of the close
bond Of sympathy which exists between
all branches This explains why STONE
aoh trouble often develops into heart
trouhle-why indigestion brings on ner-
youHncss why diseases become compn.
Gated, II explains too why ordinary
medical treatments are wr0ng-why medl-
elmo so frequently falls
For, despite the discoveries OF science
the common remedies Of the day are de-
signed 10 treat the organ not the nerve
the symptom Instead OF the cause
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-25
INFORMATION WANTED.

Mrs Sarah Hitchcock OF iOii A Fin
ney avenue, 81, Louis, Mo. daughter ot
James Albion. who IN 1855 brought
large company OF Saints from London
TO st. Louis, thence TO Salt Lake, would
Ike TO learn the whereabouts Of her
aunts, Susanna Ware and Mary Grand
hand who are believed TO be residents
of this state. Address as above or
Elder d. @, Clayton. 1882 School ST., 81.
Louis.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-25
Hoods JdrSapariUa
ard Pills

Eradicate it, positively and absolute
ly, This statement Is based on the
thousands Of permanent cures these
medicines have wrought.
my daughter had scroiula, with eleven
sores on her neck and about her ears Hoods
sarsaparila was highly recommended and
che took II and was cured. She is now IN
good health" MRs. j, II. JOINS, Parker
City, Ind.
Moods sarsnparIila promises TO
cure ano teeps tho promise.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-25
JcrOfuld
II 10 commonly inherited.

III 10 commonly inherited.
Few arc entirely free from Il.
Pale, weak, puny children are
afflicted with IL in nine cases out OF
ten, and many adults suffer from 1t.
Common indications are punches IN
the neck, assesses, cutaneous erup-
tons, innamed cyellds, sore ears,
rickcts, catarrh, wasting, and general
debility.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-25
Ny Free Dollar Offer

Any sick one who has
not tried my remedy
DIR. Shoop's Restorative
may have a Full Dol
lars Worth Free. |
ask no deposit, no re-
ference, no security.
There is nothing to
pay, either now or
LATER. will send you
an order on your dru8-
8isf which he will acc
cepf in full payment
for a regular, standard
size DollarBOftIe. And
he will send the bill TO
me.
c. |. Shoop, NJ. d.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-25

Don't you, though YOU may not know
medicine at all see that this Is wrong ?
That 4 Ia mere patchw0rk2 That whllo
the suffering organ rs enjoying Us tom-
porary relief the nerve that is really sick
may be getting worse and woree2 DOcs
frequently follows a supposed curet Does
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-25

Salt Lake and Weber counties lead
the others hN large amounts as It was
In these counties that the skin game
was most successfully worked
a HARD LAW TO FIX.
Senator Walton Uttered some time
ago IN a testing MOOD, to pay reward
for the capture Of any instance Ia the
history Of bountles lwhere bounty
law was not beaten by some system Of
graft 10 Illustrate the extent to which
a graft win he carried he told a story
OF finding bob-talled squirrels on his
ranch after offering a reward for their
destruction, the evidence TO consist OF
the tail His enterprisng hunters at
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-25
]. Ct. Mcdonald
Candy Co.
SPECIAL STOCKHOLDERS MEET
ING.

Notice Is hereby given that there wy
be a special meeting Of the stocknoip,',
Of the w. A. Nclden Drug COMPANY M
INK ~ io,n a M. al the oompanys gl
acc, No. l6lS-50 Main street, salt iSSa
CITY. Utah for the purpose Q. eo,l,sas
ering. and n found advisable ot aul co,r.
King and raufying the sale Of ths So't "
panys real estate, and Tor we ptuS,aptf' NAY
iawfuiiv come before said Meeting ,.,
dated Salt Lake city, Utah feo'u'''
'''"' '"'' JOSEPH YOUNG director
Il. II. AIRS, Dlroctor 49,.
l. r. MARTfNEAU director
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-25

TO CURE \ COD ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinlnc Tablets
Druggists refund money N II fails TO cure
+. w Groves signature Is on hox. sc.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-08-26
DOES MiGHT MAKE Nom?

That Might makes right" Is doc
trine which has always been abhOr-
rent to believers in a republican form
Of government and. indeed. to all who
revere human liberty ana abstract jus
tice. Any defense of the doctrine
seems AT first thought to be subversive
Of all ethical standards. There Is ev-
erywhere among civilized peoples Il
growing tendency to apply to nations
and governments the same moral rules
which have long been applied to indl-
viduals, and the result is, in the main.
to the benefit of humanity. The proc
ess must not, however, be carried too
far. for then ii develops n narrOwness
of vision incompatible with the most
efficient craftsmanship. President
James Il. Angel In his recent Phi Beta
Kappa Grafton at Harvard touched
upon some of the cases in which M.
lions cannot be governed by the ethics
of individuals and in which, in some
sense, might does make right. To
most Americans the European con.
cert" represents the perpetuation of in
Justice, yet broader view presents 1t
In different light. Let IL he recOg-
nZed that the concert" has kept the
Sultan of Turkey on his throne, and
has failed TO punish his misdeeds; that
IL has not given TO Greece all that 1t
desired or deserved, ana that it has
done or left undOne other things the
omission or performance of which
would better have satisfied the unlver-
sal sense OF Justice. Yet IL must also
| he recognized that il has preserved
the peace of Europe, ana so performed
n service of tranScendent justice. In
America the Monroe doctrine Involves
the use of power similar to that which
| the European concert exercises in the
| other hemisphere. by what right shall
the United States decide what Euro,
pean nations may do with the indepen-
| dent governments in South America
| The answer il, by the right of eighty
| or ninety millions of people TO Judge
| more wisely than ten or twenty mil
lions and 10 plan more surely for the
| general welfare OF all. This Is the
| doctrine of the will of the majority,
| upon which all republics rest. Hereto
| fore il has been applied only 10 the
people of one city or State or nation.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-08-26
NEW ENTERPRISE IN CHICAGO.

In more than one way the announce.
ment that new enterprise in the ship.
ping line Is being projected for Chicago
possesses much interest for the people
of this city.
The latest form in which Chicago
energy has manifested itself Is In the
formation of an international syndicate
for the purchase and disposal of sec.
Ond.hand warships.
During the voyage of Rojestvensky
to the far East rumOr after rumOr was
set afloat that Russia had purchased
certain vessels from Chill and Argen.
tina. The foundation Of these rumors
could not then be traced hut 1t Is now
definitely ascertained that such q
transaction Is now actually being car
ried out by an international syndicate
composed of Chicago capitalists and
certain German bankers. The parties
behind the deal could not be learned
hut the active agents are W. IL. Della
field. formerly of 4l5G Dreyel bOule-
ward. and Martin W. ROsser of 81 st.
Louis avenue. The agents for the Ger
~
Of Hamberg. and i. J. Dessauer said
To represent Mendelssohn Brothers Of
Berlin, bankers for the Russian gov
eminent.
The original plan of the syndicate
was to purchase all the armored YES.
sells Of the two countries in question
ana turn them over 10 the Russian
thr,trt,b a.. ,,gp Al
garia. The sale Of the ships was to he
in accordance with the recent arbtra.
iion pact between Chill and Argentina
providing for naval disarmament.
Owing. however. 10 threatened Eu-
rOpcan aggression this pact was subsc-
pucutlv modified so that only a partial
sale Of the armorcd vessels of the two
countries has been c1nsummated. Mr.,
Dclalicld and Mr. Dessauer are now AT
Valparaiso and the other men are at
BurnOS AyrcS attending 10 the details
Of the purchases. The Gillian vessels
which have been finally decided upon
are the armorcd cruiser O'Higgins of
$500 tons and eighteen knots speed
AMI the sccuHd-claSs battlcshlp Cap
u.n FRAT Of G,H2u tons ana sixteen
knots speed. The Argentine vessels
purchased ar" the two armOrcd cIuis-
ors Pueyrrcdon and Garlbaldi, each OF
$3.50 tons displacement ana twcnty-one
Knot, speed
The vessel will be transferred 10
Russia through the medium Of the Bul-
garim government ~ was at first
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-08-26
JUDGE SLOvER'S FAMOUS DE-
CiSiON.

The elaton that Is shown by the
women of America over Judge SLOW.
er's pocket decision Is highly credita-
BILE to the sex because it Is completely
dcta ched from any selfish interest.
What has been established Is Il princi.
pie, the indcfensible right Of the wife
as an equal partner to help herself to
anything that the pockets Of the hus.
band may contain. The exercise Of
the right Is another matter. and the In.
ducemcnts thereto are about as tempt.
ing as the inventory In those youthful
compositions on "A schoolgirls Pock.
et' and "A Schoolboy's Pocket" If
memory serves the schoolboy's pocket
Is likely TO hold a top string. a rusty
nail, marbles. an apple core, and per
haps. II the boy lives In the country.
live toad or a garter snake. These
are not cash or convertible securities.
but they average up fairly well with
the possessions Of the boys father.
The mans riches consist Of wooden
tOothpicks, nnreceipted bills. unused
street railway transfers. crumpled pa.
pers of divers sorts that should have
been thrown away week before last. n
bunch Of keys. handkerchief. a lean
pOcketboOk ana a little loose change.
The pockets are a dozen mysteries to
the man himself and as bad as a gar.
ret for the accumulation OF rubbish.
II anything that is really valuable gets
into them, like railroad ticket. for
example. we have the common specta-
Gle OF a frenzled search with the hands
diving hither and thIther and the face
expressing the intelligence of Il Devil.
dered calf. There IL thus u pocket
problem which Is not directly touched
upon In the opinion OF the court. 1t
Is of such grave Importance that a
ruling restricting the permissible num-
Der of pockets to three by some learn.
ed Judge might be considered u boon
TO mankind. But In default of n iu-
| dicial decree there is nothing so help
full rs the mlnistrations of faithful
wife who will clear away the rub
bish. Whether she does this while
the husband Is sleeping or waking
makes no difference II she will only de.
stroy the loot, that is. the common
property.