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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-04-05
Special Conference
Notice

Drs. Shores Shores take this occasion to extend a
cordial invitation thousands Conference visitors
visit offices during their stay in the city,
WHETHER THEY NEED TREATMENT OR NOT.
Drs. Shores meet all their frienos-cured pa
TENTS patients under by mail, and all
may sick friends at home. well those who
merely inspect the office and methods of the
world famous Shores Shores System of Medical
Treatment" One and all invited to CALL and will be
a hearty welcome While the doc
tors will certainly be very busy during the
eeek, still they will have ample time
will be sighted, but every
WIN be even careful attention and fully advised FREE
OF CHARGE. If you need treatment don't miss
chance to learn without cost JUST WHAT YOUR
TROUBLE IS-the and the cost of If you
not sick and don't welcome just
the same Come, how modern up-to-date Medical
Establishment is managed. Come the many
appliances instruments that skill and science
brought the aid of the later-day specialists
Come bring your friends.
Remember the address-Houston block-Number 249
Main street directly opposite Keith-O Brens store.
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How the Discovery Was Made.

In treating nose and Shroat diseases
Drs. Shores & Shores found that Ger
tain medicines. when combined and
regularly applied. reduced inflamma-
ton and swelling in the nose and
throat.
The doctors knew that if they could
get this medication into the air tubes
of the ears regularly and without vio-
lence they could cure deafness
Day and night they worked on this
problem.
For several years they tried every
method known TO medical science, but
were baffled at the end of each sep
aTate attempt
They then threw away as useless All
the maxims of the schools and all the
methods of authority and struck out
on the basis of their own experience
Working along their own lines, they
found the true method of carrying
medication to the diseased parts OF tne
ear passages.
Under the gentle applicati ton OF the
medicine they saw the imprlSoneu
sense of sound slowly free itself.
They saw the falling of the shackiss
of deafness.
They saw the unfolding of the prin-
ciple upon which all future treatment
for diseases of the ear was to he
founded
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THE PROSTATE GLAND.

Drs. Shores are pioneers among tn,
Medical Profession in discovering thai
nearly every case Of so-ealled Weak.
ness" in men is due to enlargement on
Inflammation OF the Prostate Gland.
lmitators now copy Drs. Shores ad.
vertisements-and claim TO relieve this
trouble-but Drs. Shores treatment is
not given or even known by any Fake
Medical Company" In the World.
The treatment Is local-it is original
and scientific and is the only effective
method to CURE this common and
terrible trouble. You cannot get this
treatment anywhere else on earth-as
given by Drs. Shores-hence II you
want CURE apply direct to Drs.
Shores & Shores. the originators of
the wonderful treatment
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CANCER
is DURABLE
f. RUSSELL MERGED, Cal
The Cancer on My Face Is Well

Lie OduccT on MY race is well :
A THING WORTH KNOWING.
No need of cutting off a woman's breast
OF mans cheek or nose in vain at
tempt to cure cancer. No use of applying
burning plasters to the flesh and torturin,
those already weak from suffering.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
There is no disease that afflicts the hu-
man family So malignant or so ioathsorne,
ana so much TO be dreaded as cancer ami
unless cured always proves fatal. have
been afflicted for the last three years
with cancer on the side of my nose
mad heard Of and wrote to DIR. Bye of
Kansas City, describing my case He
answered by saying he could cure IL in one
month. ! ordered the treatr>~nt and APP
piled il myself at home under his direc-
tons, and in about thirty days che can
Ger came out and is now nicely healing
l suffered nc pain. The remedy was
Combination oils. | was changed from Il
nervous AMI despOn0ent man of Go years
old to a happy and thankful one. No or
binary physician can cure cancer. II re-
quires the services of an extraordinary
specialist. and DR.. Bye of Kansas CITY.
Mo. is that specialist whose practice in
the treatment of cancer and all malignant
diseases has built up for him a wide rep
utation and an exclusive practice
| would say to any one afflicted with
cancer to give it his immediate attention
before it is too late. l would even go 81
far as TO say to the poor man to sell his
only COW and send for the tr satment for
he had better lose the COW than his life
write these few lines unsolicited and
strictly in the interest of the afflicted
Any letter or letters addressed to me will
be carefully examined and answered BY
incloSing stamp for return postage and
will give the names of one or two bust
ness men who knew me before and after
was cured. Address me, r F. D. No. 3
Box g. St. JOSEPH Mo.
(Signed) II. RANKIN, Horticulturist
WONDERFUL FREE ILLUSTRATED
BOOK AND NAMES OF HUNDREDS
YOU CAN WRITE TO
Remember. you car be cured at home
at small expense. Delays are dangerous
write today. The doctors advice costs
nothing. Address
DIR. BYE 500 Bye Bldg. Kansas City, Mo.
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The process Of absorbing OF dissoIv-
ing the obstruction has been complet-
Cd, the last of II disappears. and there
pclng a free passage Of air to the
drum, hearing is restored
The only way deaf person can fail
10 be cured by Drs. Shores treatment
is to stop taking the treatment be-
fore the cure is effected.
TX. Proofs III Avalanche of Cures.
To cure isolated cases fis no proc of
the value Of a treatment
y treatment must cure by hundreds
and thousands
II must cure people OF all ages and
conditions.
II must cure by the wholesale.
This is the test that Drs. Shores
asked for their discovery when they
announced it.
The test has been met and passed.
Every judicial method of measure
ing or Weighing evidence has been
employed in confronting the test.
The cures have been published all
over the land in the most widely cir
culated newspapers.
The deafness of old age. the deaf
ness of childhood, the deafness of
youth. the deafness of middle age,
have been cured.
The deafness of catarrh, scrofuIa,
scarlet fever, diphtheria, measles,
chickenpOx. pneumonia, bronchitis and
smallpox have been cured.
The sufferers from head noises.
from occasional deafness, partial deaf
ness, deafness of one ear deafness
of both ears and stone deafness have
been cured
Look over the files Of the newspa-
pers.
Get the names and addresses of the
eaf persons whose cures We're pub
lished
3 Go and see them. Consult them as
TO the truth Of the published state
ments.
Call on their friends. If a cure
was effected no one viii know II bet
ter than the patients friends or
neighbOrs.
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All Examinations free
Conference Week, that
SICK people may know.
WE TREAT AND CURE

s CATARRH-Deafness, Nose and
Throat Troubles. Eye and Ear Dis
eases. Bronchial and Lung Troubles.
Asthma. Stomach. Liver and Kid.
ney Diseases, Bladder Troubles. Fs-
male Complaints. Chronic Diseases
OF Women and Children, Heart Dis
ease. Nervous Diseases, Chorea est.
Vitus' Dance. Ricketts,. Spinal Trou-
bile, Skin Diseases, Sciaticas ana
Rheumatism, Diseases of the Bow
els. Piles. Fistula and Rectal
Troubles. Goitre Tor Big Neck).
Blood Diseases. Tape Worm,
Hay Fever. Hysteria. Epilepsy. In
somnia. etc. and all durable Nerv-
Gus. Private and Chronic Dis
eases.
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A Young Boy
Cured in a
Few Weeks.

MIS-. Wallace
Rick. r. F. D. l,
LeGrande, ore.
writes 4 received
your letter of en-
quiry about our
son. His hearing
SEEMS TO BE
ALL RIGHT NOW
ard his breath not
near so bad and he
is doing nicely all
around"
A DOCTOR WHO
CAN CURE DEAF
NESS HAS MAS
TERED T II +
HARDEST THING
4 . b Il NJ i T
WITH IN CA
r A r r II A l.
CHRONIC DT S o.
EASES. If YOU
s l. r + L r IT'S
Y . u r y w y
FAULT.
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TIAI.. Men who are weak and falling
who need the counsel and aid OF expe
daily invited to consult this depart
ment and be advised FREE OF
CHARGE. We cure more men than
all the Fake Medical Institutes" In
the city combined No cheap hired
doctors.
So sure is the cure under Drs.
SHORES MODERN METHODS in
all private diseases that yos may ar
range to pay the fee for fare In
small weekly or monthly Massachusetts,.
as the cure progresses. or you may
PAY WHEN CURED No matter
what your trouble Is. or who has
laiIed to cure you, consult these Mas
ter Specialists, free of charge, and
learn how you can yet be cured. CALL
OR WRITE.
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vi. Noises in the Head.

If you have grasped the subject 80
FAR a word will explain head noises.
Noises in the head are the fore
runners of deafness
Before you noticed that YOU were
getting hard of hearing you were an
moved by head noises.
When the Eustaehian tubes begin
To block up. air is imprisoned between
the closure of the air passage and the
ear drum.
The movement of this air. either
through the obstruction or between
the obstruction and the drum causes
these noises.
Why are they so loud?
Go into cavern: block IN the en-
trance behind YOU: shout loudly.
The shout deafens you with is
force.
The entire cavern echoes and re-
echoes
1t comes back to you multiplied and
confused in a mass of discordant
sounds.
This is what occurs in the Eustach-
ian tubes when disease forms an OBJ
struction in them.
Head noises either indicate a con-
dition of impaired hearing or that the
hearing is going to fail.
The disappearance indicates the
passing away of the condition that
caused the deafness.
Whenever the tTe3tmen mt has gained
an Influence over head noises. it is
A certain sign that restoration of hear
ing will soon take place.
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VII. From the Threat to the Ear

DR.. Shores discovered the cure Of
deafness because of the vast number
of threats that they treated
How is it that a throat doctor dis
covered the cure for deafness?
What has the throat got to do with
the ear?
When you've graspe6 this secret
you will understand the whole sub
ject of deafness and it's cure.
1t isn't the outer ear channel that
figures in deafness.
It's the inner one. the channel from
the throat to the ear drum-the
Eustachian canal
That's the secret of the trouble in
80 out of 100 cases of deafness.
Bear this in mind.
If you are suffering from head
noises; If you are occasionally hard
of hearing; If you are partially deaf;
if you are stone deaf, or if you are a
deaf-mute, just grasp this subject
with the force of your intelligence, and
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-04-05
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

George Alexander to Amelia Alex
ander, part lot 5, block 20, Five
acre plat A ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Amelia Alexander to James W. Col
Inns. part lot 3, block 20, Five-acre
- plat $1,000. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
MARY E. Graham to G. johnson, lot
s. block 4, Lincoln Park ............ 4O(
John A Coon to Otto Larsen, part
section ., township south, range
west ....---.--.. ...-.-.---...s.-..... d
William r. Morrow to Kyrum Lar
sen, part section 10. township
south, range / east 800. ............ 2S(
James F. Underwood TO Phillipa
Herman, lot 46. InglewOOd ........ 72j
Edward ID. Sloan and wife to James
Langton ct al, part lot 4, block
50. plat D .......................... 4,IOC
Archibald Frame and wife to Hyrum
Smith, part section 10, township
south. range l west ..-..-.--.--.... ], 2Ot
Glenn r, Boutwell, and wife to
James S. Campbell, all of lot j.
and part of lot IA. block s. City
Pdrk ......-.-... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. JJ0
George G. Campbell to James S.
Campbell, all of lot II, part of lot IL.
block 8, City Park ...................
Martha A Mandell to John S. Rus
- sell. part lot 4, block 134, plat D.. 200
Same to Joseph William B. Vincent.
lot 4. block 1874 plat D................ 50t
Edward ID. Swan and wife to James
Langton ct al, part lot 4, block So,
plat D ..-..... ........................ 41OC
John A Coon and wife to Otto Lar
sen, part section 3, township
south, range west ................ 81
Estate of Lucia S. Crandall to Eliza
Hauxhurst. lot 3d. etc, block >,
West Grand View ................... 1900
Glenn r. Boutwell, and wife 10
Geirge G. Campbell, all of lot Y
and part of lot II, block s, City
Park addition ............. -. $50
William c. Butterfield and wife to
William H. Smith. part section 80,
township south, range l east / 300
John F. Pinckney and wife TO Mary
Ellen Deering, part lot u. block 80,
Ten-acre plat A..................... $40
John W. Carpenter to Annie Eng
dahl, lots Is Is, 20, First State
Street addition 1900. 800. ......
George Alexander TO Amelia Alex
/ ander. part lot 8, block 20. Five
RAacre plat A 500. ...............
cyrus T. Gamble and wife to Laura
b. futile, part lot 3. block is. plat
Mary z. Graham and husband to
Gabriel johnson, lots g. 81 block
ga, Lincoln Park ........ ..-.......... 100
Gustave Westiund TO p. J. Westlund,
lots ?. g. (. s. block 81. Sandy Sta
James Langton Ell al. to Edward
Swan, part lot /, block r. plat D.. 400
Thomas Tenant to John Holley,
part lot /. block So plat A.. 10 900
II. W. Hansen TO Elizabeth A
Walker. part lot s, block 4. Five
acre plat ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 400
A. NJ. Gordon and wife to Dorothy
Griffith, part lot g. block IS, plat
.E.lof NJ. Engberg to Salt Lake Sc
z curity & Trust Co, part lot 4,
block 81, plat A ......-.-.......... ]
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All Exam
nations
FREE
Conference
Week,

Where medieated vapor is used no
harm results
By its use the obstruction is removed
little at a time until il is all alb
sOrbed or carried away.
The diseased surfaces are healed
The disease is driven out.
Perfect hearing follows.
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Here's a Lady
Cured in One
Month.

Inez H o ( {
Georgetown, Ida,
writes: wv ] I n
pleasure I now
write TO tell YOU /
am much better
1 9 A n \ o w
HEAR AS GOOD
AS 1 Z Y f r
COULD and my
ears have stopped
running. 7 h / S
lady treated less
than one month.
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CANNOT DIVIDE
SPOILS OF WAR
Neither Can Japan Take Over
Manchuria for Her Sole
Use.
RUSSIA MUCH PERTURBED
FISHER INCIDENT SEEMINGLY
OF PRIME IMPORTANCE.

st. Petersburg. April 4.-The Russian
government is considering the issuance
of a statement formally recognizing
China's sovereignty in Manchuria in
so far as is consistent with the purely
administrative rights of Russia in the
railroad zone. This is thought TO be
the best way out of the Hardin diff
Guilty, which has been brought to an
. issue by the refusal of Fred D. Fisher.
the American consul at Hardin, TO rec
ogniZe the Russian administration Of
this territory. Russian diplomacy is
anxious at all hazards to remove the
impression that the reorganization Of
the administration of Hardin and
Chailar involves further encroachment
upon the integrity of Manchuria, and
there is reason to believe that Russia
would be willing to receive suggestions
as to the wording of a statement &C
ceptable to the United States and 9TH
er powers interested, which, while
clearly defining the status quo under
existing treaties, would permit Russia
10 Institute necessary reforms in the
administration of the railroad zone.
These efforts are the prerogative of
Russia under the treaty of 1896
Russian Residents Protested.
4 From conversations with foreign Of
/ hcers, officials and others interested, it
would seem that the railroad admin
fstration, rather than the foreign office
is responsible for the new regulations
which have been promulgated at Har-
bin without full appreciation of the
possibilities of International complica-
tions. These regulations found general
disfavor at Hardin, and the Russian
residents were the first to protest
against them.
The press comment of today raises
the protest of Consul Fisher to an in
ternational incident of the first rank,
and several of the prominent newspa-
pers of the capital devote their leading
articles to the matter. The NovOe
Vremya says 1t is inconceivable that
the American protest can be directed
against Russian privileges already rec
ognized, and that II must refer to some
new pretentions included in the Rus
sian scheme, the details Of which are
imperfectly known here.
Japan Concerned.
The dissatisfaction expressed even
by Russians shows conclusively that
the new regulations must fail TO satisfy
the needs of the local population In
asmuch as American interests are con-
centrated in the south and not in the
north of China, the paper continued
this American protest really concerns
Japan rather than Russia. The way of
! Russia is clear. SF&fmust not compli-
| cate her position i'm the Orient, but she
must maintain the status quo and
avoid any step that would involve q
revision of the existing order of things,
which are a guarantee of Russia's
friendly relations with China and
Japan.
The Slovo regrets that the conflict is
spreading. and fears that Russia and
Japan can assert their interests only
at the cost of establishing Germany
and the United States in the first place
in Chinese sympathies.
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II. The Errors of Ear Doctors.

Years ago when Drs. Shores & Shores
first made a speciality of diseases or
the ear, doctors relied entirely on OPP
erations and fOrcible citations of the
ear tubes.
Specialists in America and in Europe
used knife. catheter ard air bags.
They cut out bones in the middle
car.
They bored holes IN the ear drums.
They drove Instruments thrc Ugh the
nose into the ear tubes to force or pTy
them open.
They forced air through to the drums
of the ears.
They blew medicines against the
walls of the throat in the form of
liquid Sprays.
Nc benefit was received from these
harsh methods
Persons only slightly deaf were thus
made completely deaf.
Inflammation in the ears was set
up. the ear drums were destroyed, alb
scesses We're formed
Lifelong injury and suffering were
inflicted. deafness was intensified.
That was the course then, as IL is
now, of the authorized methods OF the
schools.
That was why doctors did not cure
Qpa fnpSS
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MEN A SPECIAL DEPARTMENT FOR MEN

maintain Special exclusively
and all con-
everything will ST RICHLY PRIVATE
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Mr.. Anderson
Also Cured in
One Month.

ars Anderson,
Lund. Ida. writes:
I'm answer to your
inquiry, I will say
my hearing is now
restored as perfect
as IL ever was. l
know of nothing
more to add"
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V. The Cause of Deafness.

Deafness, except in those rare cases
wherein it is due TO accident, is caused
by disease affecting the throat
Pharyngitis, LaXyngitis, Rhinitis,
Tonsilitis. Bronchitis and all the many
diseases affecting the membrane of the
throat may result in dea fness.
Scarlet Fever, Diphtberia. Typhoid
Fever. produce Inflammation of the
throat, which often extends to the ear
tubes. and cause deafness
Any disease affecting the throat may
produce deafness. More than 80 per
cent of the cases of Deafness are the
direct result of diseases affecting the
throat.
Deafness is also cured by the in
PRODUCTION of irritating me dicines. ~
experimental surgery. consisting Of
probing, cutting and in some cases by
the administration OF wrong internal
medicines in heavy doses such as
quInlne and salicylic acid.
Curing disease in the throat will not
relieve Deafness that has resulted
from the disease
IL is necessary to Use an entirely
different treatment, one that will
reach the seat of the inflammation in
the ear tubes themselves.
Upon this is based the marvel of the
restoration of hearing by the discov-
prV
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Tony Arnold Carriage Co. Day and
night. Both phones. Main &c.
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Review of War Fleet, San Francisco

For the above occasion the Oregon
Short Line viii make very low rates.
Dates, rates, limits. ETC.. will be an
nounced later
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Who clsans carpets perfectly?
NATIONAL HOUSE CLEANING co.
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relief and the full recovery Of your
nearing are in your own hands
Anything that interferes with the
free passage of air from the throat to
the ear drum causes noises in the
head, impairment of hearing and deaf
ness.
1t is from the throat that the cita-
del of the hearing is taken
The mucous membrane lining of the
throat lines also the passages to the
ears-the Eustachian tubes
When disease sets up in the throat,
it is likely to extend into the Eus-
tachian tubes.
The same conditions that cause
swelling or Inflammation. or the Sc
erection of thick and heavy mucous i'm
the throat cause the same effects in
the ear tubes.
When swelling occurs the membrane
in the ear tubes comes together, and
air cannot pass through to the drum.
When mucous secretes in the air
tubes it is not expelled. 1t lodges
there and plugs up the canal.
In either event your hearing is
checked.
VIII. The Time It Takes to Cure.
Every case of deafness caused by
disease in the Eustachian tubes can be
cured by Drs. Shores treatment.
That includes over 30 per cent of all
The time it takes to cure depends on
three things:
First-How much of the Eustachian
tubes is diseased and closed up?
SecOnd-HOW long the deafness has
lasted.
Third-How faithfully the treatment
is carried out.
For some cases the disease causing
deafness has not passed far into the
tube and is soon cured.
In cases of long standing more of the
tubes are affected and 1t takes a long
er time to cure.
The hearing is rarely restored i'm
mediately or a little at a time.
A patient NAV not see any progress
for a long time.
When the cure comes it comes sud
denly.