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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-28

The Thimble club Will meet at Neigh
bOrbOr letters Thursday, December /,
sos South First West street The
Guards have been given a night at the
Isis December T. The proceeds will go
towards buying new uniforms. ANY
one desiring tickets can get same from
Captain OF Guard Mabel f. ROthwel.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-28
DIED.

WHITTAKER-At 17S B street No
vember 81. 1910, of paralysis. Betsey
c.. Whitaker Of the sixteenth ward
this city, born May I. 1883, in England.
Funeral services will be held Tuesday.
The time and place will be announced
later. Interment viii be in the City
cemetery.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-28
WnMEN TO HoLn RAzAR

The women OF the First Methodist
church will hold a Christmas bazar on
December 6. Z. s and g, at a place to be
announced later. A feature of the ma
terial offered at the bazaar will be ba-
HES cfOthiu
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-28

Silver Maple Circle 1OS elected the
following officers for the ensuing term.
T.. q. y. Crissie Dykes; G. n, Ella II.
Williams: advisor, Bette Brown
clerk, Susie NJ. Free, banker, Annie
Herrick; magician, Lucy Walker; l. 5.
Minnie Benny; o. :, Jennie Hunt;
managers, Mace Hull Hawk and Tull.
captain OF guards, Aura Pitts; attend
ant. Louisa Dunbar.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-28
YNpoGR4PHICAL Union.

The ladies' auxiliary to the. Typo
graphical union viii give card social
al their lodge rooms, Eagles hall, Mon
day, November 2S, at 2;SO p. m.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-28

Will entertain the James b. Mexican
" X. G. at the home of the former.
ll9 McCIeIland avenue, Thursday after
noon December 1. Ali q. A. r. organl-
cations and friends invited.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-28
DAUGHTERS or VETERANS.

The Daughters of Veterans viii meet
in regular monthly session in the l. O.
%. F. hail tonight at $ o'clock Be
cause of special business coming before
the association. all members are re-
lueaLed 10 aLLemd tomIshLs nicotine.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-28

Victor lately can't realize what good
music and fun YOU are missing. But
YOU don't need 10 miss it, for any Vic
tor dealer viii be glad 10 entertain you
with this music without any obligation
on your part.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-28

Members OF the Oliver o. Howard
Post will meet at the Post hall at 1880
this evening TO join with the Daugh-
ters of Veterans in arranging for the
installation of officers and attend 10
other important business.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-28
MnnERN WoODMEN.

on account Of the dance which the
Forester team was giving last Tuesday
evening Great Salt Lake Camp No.
1901 held only a short session. Four
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-28
ESPERANTO CLUB no MEET.

The Salt Lake Esperanto group viii
meet with the secretary at 572 South
Second West street Thursday night at
S o'clock
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-28

Maxwell Post .. department of Utah,
q A r.. viii hold its regular meeting
Saturday, December 3, at 7;S0 p. m. The
main business Of the evening Will be
the election OF officers for the ensuing
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-28
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

BURDETT-Sunday morning, No
yember p, 1910, Maud Burdett. aged II
years, the eldest daughter of Mrs. Dalia
Burdett Of 632 West First North street.
The funeral viii be conducted by the
Rev. ". NJ. Paden at p. m. Tuesday
afternoon, November %, at the Quail
trOugh-AllcOtt funeral parlOrs, 544
South Main street. Tnterment City
cemetery.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-28

GEORGE-Funeral services for Leo
c. George will be held at O'Donnen K
Co.'S chapel today tIOnday) at >
D. m. Interment at Nj. Calvary.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-28

The want ads can serve you only II
you USE them.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-28
GEORGE d. LOvETr BURIED.

The funeral Of George d. Lovett was
held yesterday afternoon from the Six
teenth ward chapel Joshua Selley Of
fered the opening prayer. followed by
remarks upon the life of the decedent
by Bishop Peter Barton OF Kaysville
other speakers were Charles COttrell
Samuel King and Bishop +. r. Parry.
The ward choir assisted with songs
Solos were rendered by w. ]. ByWater
Alice w. POLAND and John Winter W
J. Newman offered benedictiOn. Inter
ment was in the City cemetery.
The ads are dependable. A store
couldn't last a year in this city If it
printed misleading advertisements.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-28

PHILLIPS-In this city, November
%, 1910. Mary III. Phillips in her first
year. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. +. o.
Phillips. Funeral services will be held
at O'DOnnell & Co.'S chapel today
(Monday) at 1 ,. m. Interment Mt.
Oiivet.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-28

MORDAUNT-Fune services for
MargaFeth Q. Mordaunt will be held at
ODonnell & Co.'S chapel today mon
day) at 4 p. m. Interment at Mt. CAL
vary.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-28

MAYS-In this city, November p,
1910. William Daily Mays, aged s
years II months 20 days. son OF Mr..
ana Mrs. Thomas Mays, 11z5 East Sew
enth South street of scarlet fever. In
terment was al Mt. Olivet at 4:30 p. m,
November p. 1910.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-28

MGINNESS-In this city, November
Of, 1910, Mrs Catherine McGinness,
aged 20 years, al the residence of w.
j. Clark, SO South Eighth East street.
The remains were taken 10 the private
reception rooms Of Eber w. Hall, 164
notice later.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-12

1--WE always a patient and hfs friends that the
operation successful" he said.
4 French doctor said: Nature is fighting with
disease. A blind man. armed with club-that is
random. II he hits the disease he kills it, if hits
the patient he kills him"
Dumoulin, another famous French doctor
he dying I leave behind
cians-regimen and river water
A physician, writing recently the magazines
said that the practice Of medicine science
all. and that could that had been
medicine. because worked
There great in the human body threw off
and in the majority where
recovered it because of the medicine given but
in spite OF il
has been vexed by constant ebb and flow OF
trary opinions asserted this physician History
how infallible remedies for disease have been
Wanted and forgotten
There time long either. bleed
ing the sovereign for all diseases those
the physician bled the patient,
ailment. How thousands killed by the doc
than we can guess how many are being killed by
and mistaken treatment The medical
has had fads and fashions. different in
the great faith has been in witchcraf
mersm, hydropathy and other fads. There a time
when it thought by doctors that ailments
brain caused collected within
and pressing upon the brain. The to lay
vapors out Where is the physician who would do that
now? Yet fad Of opening a
and cutting off the appendix may be just foolish
There was q time, only few hundred ago.
music; when human bones ground up and drunk
for the of ulcers; when blood
scribed for epilepsy Aqua Dvina
as having great virtue was made by cutting in pieces
death and distilling it with ground human bones 1t
given q draft
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-12

SHALL We THROW PHYSICS TO THE DOGS? Has
medical science made progress, and are all drugs
poiSons?
The science medicine founded upon conjecture
and improved by murder declares of the greatest
physicians in the world Sir Ashley Cooper, n D. phys
clan the queen Of En- gland
Drug medicines do but disease by produc-
ing another" DR. Martin Payne professor
New York University Medical College.
A mild mercurfal and mildly cutting a
throat terms. says Professor Gilman.
of the New York College OF Physicians and Surgeons
More and more eminent physicians declaring each
year that medical science has little
the beginning of man.
DIT. NJ. O. Terry formerly surgeon general of New
York announced recently that in his opinion
of the diagnosed appendicitis that dis
at all, and that in where opera
lions were performed for appendicitis a short
ton of morning walks would have prevented
the serious turn taken by the disease.
Dr. Osler, Of "chOrOform age" fame says: Pain
the stomach nowadays is always appendicitis is
recognized by the physicians wife the telephone
Dr. M J. Rodermund of Milwaukee goes further than
either of these He declares 1T absolute impossi
bfty for the appendix in become 6bStructed
witnessed assisted thirtyfour operations
Of so-called appendicitis but never have
eased appendix. Yes have q number of healthy,
blooming young and the angels
just because the wanted the fee of three
five hundred dollars 1 just what l say;
was absolutely the fee only and the surgeons
formed"
NINETY PER CENT NOT APPENDICITIS.
Dr. A. B. Stockman quotes the statement O. a physi
clan meeting Of physicians Boston This doctor
has performed operations for appendicitis than
any other American doctor He declared Boston
which he operated for appendicitis proved be
that disease at all
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-12

This writer the meicai fraternity TO dron the
nonsensical mystery with which seeks to surround
itself Rhubarb viii do much good when ordered In
English in dog Latin he says SIENNA will NOT he a
agreeable Fol. Sen" nor cream Of tartar
~Bitar. Pot A mixture to be taken at be5tiroe
might just well be written that way as 1TTf h
Sumda" And pure water would be equally as effra-
cous If written that when written Pnra ;,
SCORES "PRESCRIPTION NONsFNSE1
This about the writing of presentations
line with all the other frauds of the medical NO
fession." this writer 1T business of nrefar
ton misrepresentation and frauds" - f,'
Even such high authority as the London az a,oe+,
said a recent issue:
medicines and surgery n all arts and col
ences methods become general they lapse into 5is1s
revived possibly at later period and then 70
achieve popularity which attaches a supposed new
thing"
Some OF the most eminent physicians were asked
recently to give their opinions of medicine and nedica1
doctors. A few of the replies are here given
DR.. c. E. Page. Boston. Mass:
From the time in which the Father lis
affected by simple and readily durable maladvES
pharyngtswas killed by bleeding up to the most re-
cent MISUNDERSTANDING g. 1907-of needless oner
alton for appendicitis which killed distinguished Kew
York statesman such operations have killed no end
of good and women"
Professor Oliver Wendell Holmes. who was for many
years of the medical faculty of Harvard Medical
school. said before his class:
The disgrace of medicine is that colossal system of
deception in obedience to which have heen
emptied of their cankering minerals, vegetable
kingdom robbed of all its growth, the enras of amt
taxed for their impurities the poison rep
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-12

gs5 ra o n Wh Sickness Of
remove the eause-repar the part that IS broken
do it All you need is motive power electricity You
eiee5Fety whegeTeT lacking and pain and disease viii
suppose YOU have stomach trouble: food 9oesn,+ al
gest gases arise when the food ferments. causing
drug Stop pain but does not remove the cause
the ToUds what's 6 the the wont digest
needs energy nerve power vitality-nOt drugs which
The worlds greatest proved that the
builds Vitality and strength is electricy Then the the
o is to re slecTe %re it Is eede cqnd do
DIR Mcfaughiins Electric Set is e Generator Of
powerful soothing current Of electricity about
Of electric life coursing through and
Its touch is gentle, without sting or burn There is
no s" THE PRoDGcT OF f'o ExPE EiF@ea
have e f. the Ps fast Of ey
in oa use Sc and td haTe sqRped
Belt I is e Roq class i, BY ITSELF Ffsc.rc Rolf
special cells waich are longer lived and more
The he current can be regulated to any desired
strength by the pressure of finger upon the rheo-
Bryan n CaFs aga cal Cal wi, writes: .
in every way. I had been troubled with rheumatism
and lubago for several years and would have it
would fall as if struck with club commenced to
all right now and So have gained 20 pounds
and lumbago. I can say that much for it,"
h T. Parker. president Nemberry-P Parker Co., River
have perfect eandor in expressing my great sur
your Giant Belt three months. When 1 first came
to see you I but a frame; had no strength no
appetite VIM Physicians had tried their best eff
forts relief with then decided
TO frv your best belt in the hope that / would get
help may frankly say that the were beyond
anVfhinc had hoped for now a ygirous man:
nv stomach can digest anything: free from nerv-
BUSINESS and gained 33 pounds in three months.
4 nv time every time can good word for
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oelt"
p L Veaey Terminal Island, CAL says:
Il am able 10 give you good news for vour Electric
Belt has done wonders for me in a very short time
Nv weight has increased perceptiby; look less worn
md haggard: have pain in the kidneys: is
IN increase in strength the sexual
md what 1 think is remarkable is the cure
rupture which doctors told only could be cured
w use of the surgeons knife. must saw that the
ralue of your Electric Belt has not been cent
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-12

tiles drained of vanom. and all conceivable
denominations thus obtained thrust down the Threats Of
individuals suffering from fault of organization
nourfshnent or vital stmulat ton.
PROFESSOR VALENTINO Mott the great surgeon says
DR.. AbercrOmbie Fellow of the Royal College OF
Physlcians OF EdInburg, says: Medicine has been
called by philosophers the of conecturing, the sci
of guessing.
DR.. Jacob Bigeow formerly president Massa-
chusetts Medical Society. The premature death
of medical brings with it the humiliating con-
clusion that medicine is still Intellectual specula-
ton"
Professor Gregory of the Edinburg Medical College
said to his medical class: Gentlemen 80 out of every
100 medical medical and medical doctrines
for the most part stark, staring nonsense"
DR.. Albert Leffingwen of the American Humane as
of human life would diminished by hour If all the
drugs Of Christendom dumped into the sea-bar-
SAYS DRUGS MUST GO.
DR.. NJ D. Mclaughlin of Los Angeles. Cal, the man
in discovering electricity life" says
the present system of dragging must be abolished.
full device for electrifying the human body. His
perience has broad covering period OF %
authorities electrical treatment and thousands OF
cured patients attest the success of his remedy
The old school doctor has had his day. His methods
belong TO the mystery and suspicion of the dark
suffering humanity with poisons.
cannot UP health They will give temporary
by supplying nerves they remove
cause OF disease As long as the cause remains no cure
If you had a fine some part of its
it with oil? No. would take it the best watch
maker you knew and have him find the of the
your body is a far more delicate mechanism than
any watch. 1t is the most complicated machine
earth yet when some vital part breaks down or falls
TO work properly you try to make it go by doping
yourself with poisonous drugs
+orao VI soul - 1ue near;
force Any doctor will admit that Nerve
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-12

nof had foTsny suffered has g sa
ent to my nquring friends am Wiling 10 let you
ka9T that i sha be glad to have You publish this
ferer the news that there is hope for him. and at
mepding your Certainly shall be pleased
had sHffsRs5 81 AEs 43 kid
nes and lame back when bought on Fo of TeaE b hq
grade Belts. and pleased to tell you that it
treatments had tried before beginning Your treat
months now. and / am a different man have not
before that case was exception to the general
r re m e give G5 yHu kind interest and
e Mr. cured Bfbe KksnG ld Arm % %Ttes Your
would take $1,000 for it if could
son; Ariz. I cured Of rheumatism and lame
J. s Cor9y Morsnei A T, writes: Your Belt cured
Mr.. W. H. Hedrick, Loc. Eng. Santa Fe. 2424 Michi
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Mr., al Hammer, Box ss4. Coronado, cal writes: y
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cured of female troubles aed complaint through
Mr. H P. Bennett Cherry Creek. New. writes: u am
Il know that many people skeptca about testi-
patent medicine makers fooled the public so often
by printing bogus letters that it is hard to believe
have standing of $1,000 for proof that any of
Crew DOS 1SST 1s1 Thy re TO FOOL NATURE
health is gone their vitais wrecked ni by
Then you understand how useless it is to trv
TO TSo nature Nth sttmqants narcotics and poisons
reach OF the hunters rifle Some people do things lust
You up the symptoms of a disease and i'm,
ag1ne you are cu+sd lust as soon you stop usine
the drug the trouble returns than ever 'e
You have got to remove the cause before Won can
cure ailnent. '0u CA"
IF you have splinter in your finger the only No.
splinter out. OF course you could take mornfina nr
cocaine and relieve all pain for while h,,t fbot
"o@ T6 remove the splinter which causes it. 1'
is Want of vitality and ee earSnif aiment
of your body machinery 9' ny sumo part !
A man came to me for treatment a few veats 900
got the stuff from doctor the cnra
kidney trouble and rheumatism. u ehionc
4to the Patlent dd not know the nature or
contents of of the bottles The nixtr zeG tne
morphine: potash and alcohol large
and eaE yb Why ny ne mao become nervous debiiifafed
Looo Woulont digest He realized also that IL liz Ing
me use or these poSons mucb lonare-
others bave 80 drug slave just thousands of
nave VINO Went TO doctors relief VI
=. hats the way all drugs work They win CO..
air 10y p.ttilg brake on heart action b9t
he doea ne IN rev hours and you have 70 reneat
until the cause is removed anu VIII remain there
~ compared with DR.. McLaughlin's E1ac+ri d.. =,
olacksmiths hammer. arc Inventions OF the
II is not upon that point bovevar a.. -
nv Iesn rounded Ny immense business iS de -
nenfs treatJ e erect of electricity upon the all
;f you consider that electricity vbich
low oe oreans into which send il Won can Gee
nv my results My success is the ras,,it 81
worm out lone 9i not cure my business would have
q haIi say that remedy cures don't ash Won
1lred nefiann uhtli prove it, one or more
sh Ihem about my treatment 80 N Sou Can
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-12

1T is the man with backbone that gets the good
job. the hustler that gets the promo
tion when there is ony promotion a man without without
energy inclination hustle Don't go arounu
dragging after the other Get some ne IN
Build courage and vim with DI NC
Laughln's Electric Belt
Pick out the men have used Dr. McI,ausIIh -
Electric will or nlSli ~.
and confidence. who respect uLena en
and respected and admired by their reno" iie"
WOMEN SAVED FROM BUTCHERf'
Thousands women submit dangerous ogeI "a
tons which could be easily avoided by the use OF Dr
McIaughIin's the average -
thing do, AFTER drugs lS4 u
to TO the surgeons knife
Most female complaints the result OF low VI
tally weak. impoverished nerves Where unsre Is
deficiency there IS Dounu 10 De
sluggish the organs affected, and then dis
DIR McLaughlinS Electric Belt saturates the nerves
with gentle stream Of electric fe ena Ding them 10
keep a vigorous and regular action OF all the
gans of the body. DR.. McLaughlin's Electric Belt
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-12
MEDICINES ARE POISONOUS

In their zeal to do good physicians done much
harm; they have hurried the grave who
would have recovered IL left nature. All our
curative agents are poisonous, a
every dose diUinshes the patients vftaIiay-Dr
AIonzO Clark, Professor in the New York College of
Physicians and Surgeons.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-12

less than $500, so that the price
] paid you is a mere pittance. The
beauty of your treatment is that
1t can reach several symptoms at
ME same time. Physicians using
drugs have been handicapped
through their inability 70 reach
more than one symptom at a time.
as the system will not stand the
concerted action of half q dozen
drugs. Electricity. as you use it,
through your Belt. helps Nature
fight off six or seven symptoms
as easily as she can battle with
one Remember. doctor. that YOU
are welcome TO refer anyone you
wish 20 me for information in re-
gard to the grand cure 1 received
through Dr. McLaUghlin's Elec-
trio Belt"
E. j. Wareham, r. D.. Bakers
field. writes:
"A friend Of mine from Los An
geleS has just written to me ask
ing whether or not I found your
treatment a permanent cure and
II was a great pleasure TO me so
Write and tell him that I have I
purchased one of your high grade
Belts two years ago to cure q bad
case of sexual weakness: COM
plicated with neural gia and rheu-
matlsm. but in two months I was
very different man; completely
restored in health. Since then I
have not had relapse of any
Kind, not a trace of the sewers
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-12

none the wiser ana the druggist charges dollar for
IL just because ii is written in secret syn,hos The
or an TINS prescription is clear You
uoh know what you getting the druggist
profit with the doctor. - W H nv
When take your my aim is to cure. You
PSS one price Tor my treatment and you pay
n Know that can't cure you I'll tell YOU so in
the beginning don't want money that don't
i Doctors the world are using electricity
ano more IN the treatment of chronic ailments They
are IaSt learning what have claimed years
ne only way 10 cure disease is to help
Drugs never aid and never will do that, defy
man on earth 10 prove that they do.
Poor digestion. inactive liver. consumption. slug
glsh heart slow thinking dormant laziness
are ali due to lack of electricity. Understand that
electricity is the motive of the human machine
the power that keeps the active, and will
see what mean In such will how Dr.
Mclaughlins Electric Belt will action into the
BODY renewS the electric life and transforms the
slugsaFd into bundle of vigorous energy.
THE SECRET SUCCESS.
The reason many men fail at everything they
attempt Is because they cutters They have not
- Give me han who is kept down BY loss OF energy
backwardness, dependence lost vitality weakness
the courage and ability to tackle and overcome the
obstacles they encounter.
Give the who is kept down by loss OF en-
ergy backwardness. dependency lost vitality weak
ness of kind. and I will make man out or
him by filling his with the fire or Hre-eec-
tricity.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-12
THE BEST DOCTOR

No doctor MI diseases That's all "mOon-
shine" They +pretenders.'
II can't q m So.
Physicians too many drugs.
believe that the best doctor is the knows
the yvorthlcssneSs medictnes.-Dr. Osler. I'm
address physicians.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-12
THE CONVICTION OF
EXPERIENCE

L declare, conscientious conviction. founded
IN experience and reflection that IL there
single physician, surgeon, midwife chemist,
apOthecary, druggist drug the face of the
would less sickness mortality
than now prevaiI.-James Johnson VI. d., r r.. g.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-12
DRUGS CANNOT CURE

Of all the errors of laundering world the most
far-reachlng has been the blind faith IN the eura-
of do not cure, cannon
They least merely relieve. ana tnat
G. VI.