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Show Briglit's Disease The largest sum ever paid for a prescription, changed hands in San FranH.seo, Aug. 30, 1001. The transfer involved in coin and stock tl 12,500.00 and was paid by a party of business men for a specific for liritfht's Disease and Diabetes, Jtitherto incurable diseases, They commenced the serious investigation in-vestigation of the. specific Nov. 15, J900. They interviewed scores of I he t ured and tried it out on its merits by Hitting over three dozen cases on the treatment and watching them. They also got physicians to name chronic, incurable, cases, and administered ad-ministered it with the physicians for judges. Up to Aug. 25, eighty-seven per cent of l lie test cases were either well or progressing favorably. There being but thirteen percent of failure's, the parties were satisfied and closed the transaction. The proceedings of ttie Investigating eom-tnitiee eom-tnitiee and the clinical reports of the test cases were puniishcd and will be mailed free on application. Address John .1. Fulton Company. 420 Montgomery St. San Francisco, Cal. SALT LAKE HOT SPRINGS SANITARIUM THE FINEST BATHING RKSOKT IN THE WEST You can combine health mid pleasure but hlii); in the hi'Hltli-uivnig witters list us they come from Nut, ire's laboratory, urlleularly In rheumatic diseases, most gratifying" results can lie obtained front drinking and battling in this water. Baths ill Talis, Private Plnngns or Large Swimming Pools, Also Turkish. Russian and Electric Maths for Ladies and Gentlemen OPEN DAY AND NIGHT 52 Ui. Third South SALT LAKE CiTf, UTAH. Provo Naturopathic Institute sea. m X 1st West, PROVO - - UTAH Radical Cures by the Latest Natural Healing Methods. K3 DB'JSS! K9 OPERATIONS! Met in ned are (fcteijaftj, PsycMiOT, Hr3ro-t-icrapy, LIo, trotli iay7: MagnuLsM Those who are unable to visit nir Institute liny be treated at a distance dis-tance by our new I'Mchologicil : i : : Treatment : : : W. S. HOLDAVAT, Jr., Mr. Mr. H. I'. Ilrtr.ni of Ptovo writes: "(was cured of rliuuiuiiti.Mii ami neuralgia In one trcsttiiit nt by Ilr. llolclaway." end then you will know what you arc (petting, because he will know what he is buying. No reliable jeweler will risk his reputation by selling any fcltid of Mutt that will "sell." Ho wants goods he can guarantee. We are that kind of a Jeweler. When we sell sou goods we know tbcv arc what we tell you they are, anil will guarantee them. We now have a Hue holiday stock of ml id and filled goods, at prices which can't bo beat. Call ami see us. Frank N. West Your Jewelry of a Jeweler TEHSE TALES Miner's Meat Market opened for business, Tuesday. For sale or rent, a house and lot. Inquire at this office. MissElflo Huntington came home from Gunnison, Thursday. I have a brand new folding bed for sale, cheap. F. L. Baldwin. Wm. Palmer and family moved down from Scotleld, Tuesday. A car-load of the celebrated Peter Schettler Wagons, just in at II. T. Reynolds & Co. The Married People's ball last Wednesday night was a great social event, but in a financial way didu't look so good for the committee. Fou Sale -The Kirkendall place, (residence property.) Good house and lot. Apply to Mark Cook or to Deal Bros. & Mendenhall, Springville. For Sale A good second hand iron bedstead with mattress if party desires it, one new rocking chair and one commode. They will be sold cheap. Inquire of F. L. Baldwin. The citizens of Springville have voted for the establishment of a high school and for the erection of two new $5,000 school buildinvrs. Springville Spring-ville means to keep abreast of the time, Xephi llecord. Whosoever has suffered from piles knows how painful and troublesome they are. Tabler's Buckeye Pile Ointment is guaranteed to cure piles. Price 50 cents in bottles. Tubes, 75 cents. Springville Drug Co. Hugh Smith, the transient who went to sleep in the round house here and was sent up to the District court J for burglary, has been discharged, the district attorney finding no evidence evi-dence on which to convict him. Last evening at 7 o'clock Elder Jas. E. Hall united in marriage Lester Hall and Miss Lottie Averett. The ceremony took place at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Averett. About 150 guests were present. Dr. J. J. Buswell, opthalmic specialist of Salt Like, will be at the Hover house Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. Jan 27. 28 and 29. No exlra charge for testing eyes. All the references joii wish from your own tow nspeople and others. Deal Ititos & Mendenhall have on their ha: gain counter this week some line pieces of dress goods, marked at a big reduction in price. These goods are very desirable, good values and a genuine bargain. Latkk A fine line of Ladies', Misses' and Children's - Woolen Hose have been added to the stock. Great bargains. An editor of -a cr;'intrv newspaper who claimed to i ;m ;;ii! Inn ity on la giippc, tub I his readers that so l ing as they kept t It i r feet dry the) would not, hav-.' tb- disease. The iiexl day h ' g.d, a eouiiiiunieit ioi, from a subscriber ' who claimed he had two w loden legs and yet he had sutler' d from la' grippe f ir successive years Suliwi Sun. The fourth annual reunion of the Mendenhall family was held last Frid.iy at the Reynolds hall. Abou' 200 people were present, iiiMiibcrsot the family and guests. The usua1 banquet, with a program of songs, speeches and recitations, wasifiven Dancing was also indulged in. The places of honor were occupied by Mrs. Eliza Mendenhall, aged 02, and William Mendenhall, aged 87. Test the well water by pumping a tumbler full of it and placing it on the mantel or somewhere where it will not get too cool and put a lump of white sugar in it. If it is pure it will renin!" clear, but if impure it will become milky. The milky appearance will be in pioportion to the amount of impurities it contains. It is always well to know when the the well water contains Impurities, for they often cause very bad cases of sickness. Sitlinu Sun. The only way toget sorut thing for nothing Is to steal it. It is useless to buck games where something Is offered for nothing. The tables usually turn and the would be purchaser pur-chaser gets nothing for something. Something for nothing Is not the way business is transacted. If the man who wants to get something for nothing would only stop to think, he Is not going to give something of his production for nothing, and In this respect t he man who has a fake Is like him. "Snaps" are popular as a halt for "suckers." Snlinu Sun. The wide awake business man does not discontinue his effort because the holidays arc over. He works while his plodding neighbor yawns and says he doesn't expect any more trade until spring opens up. and therein lies the secret of one man's success and another man's failure. Work-keep Work-keep ever'asllnly at It. The first step of the whin-awake man Is to advertise, in season; then he works like a heaver to sell his goods. There 1s always business If we go after It, ii. .1 ill.. ul.l,i.:iti.'.iUr man L'ets it. 1 The other fellow doesn't expect it Of TflE TOUJl. I have a wagon for first-class light spring sale cheap. Wm. II. Carter. Notary Caffrey reports the sale of 5i acres in section 3 by Aaron Johnson John-son to V. O. Fullmer for 8650. II. T. Reynolds & Co. have just received a car of Barb Wire and nails, and can supply the trade at bed-rock prices. Confectionery, elgars, tobacco, celery, cabbage, and all varieties of vegetables, fresh and first-class, at Whitehead's. The Maccabee ball was held Thursday Thurs-day night, and was attended by 113 couple. It was a financial failure, though a success in every other respect. Our home-made Bread, Cakes, Cookies and Mince Pies are famous-like famous-like you used to buy. Freh Oysters, any style. Headquarters for fresh fruits and confectionery, at F. L. Baldwin's. The Rio Grande Western's Chief Engineer's position is to be abolished and the department transferred to Denver. E.J. Yard will get a good position on the Missouri Pacific instead, it is said. The fragile babe and the growing child are strengthened by White's Cream Vermifuge. It destroys worms, gets digestion at work, and so rebuilds the body. Price 25 cents. Springville Drug Co. Cunning, the Magician, held forth at the City hall, Tuesday night. He is a good sleight-of-hand performer, but seems to be a little crude in his illusion work. This, however, will wear off with practice. Cunning giyes a good performance. Many a bright and happy household house-hold has been thrown into sadness and sorrow because of death of a loved one from a neglected cold. Ballard's llorehound Syrup is the great cure for coughs, colds and all pulmonary ailments. Price 50 cents. Spring ville Drug Co. An eminent astronomer has drawn the conclusion that in 60,000,000 years the days will be 48 hours long. If those living in the world then have the eight hour work day law thoroughly enforced, there will be plenty of time to talk politics and do charity errands. Salina Sun. Many of the blotches, pimples and other affections ol the skin arecaused by the failure of the liver and kidneys to cast off impurities, which remain in the system. Herbine will stimulate stimu-late the liver and kidneys, and cleanse the system of all impurities. Price. 50 cents. Springville Drug Co. Hugh Anderson, of Anderson's Insurance Cu , of Salt Lake, was here last Fii lav and with the local agent, ;J. P. Wistwood. adjusted eatis-f eatis-f ictorily to all bands the losses on the lite in M. K. White's store. The sum of IM26.5I was paid on goods, $40 on fixtures, and t!)3.50 on the building. build-ing. The .town has been liberally billed f ir "The P.-ide of Jennico," which will be played at the Provo opera house Saturday night. This piece comes well recommended, even from far-away and staid Philadelphia. It is the of same order as the famous "Prisoner of Zcnda'' and "Rupert of Hentzau " Springville people will do well to see this piece. Seats may be ordered by telephone-call up the Provo Drug Co. "Some time ago my daughter caught a severe cold. She complained com-plained of pains in her chest and had a bad cough. I gave her Chamberlain's Chamber-lain's Cough Remedy according to directions and in two days she was well and able to go to school I have used this remedy in my family for the iast seven years and have never knowti it to fail." says James Prendergast, merchant, Antiato Hay, Jamaica, West India Islands. The pains In the chest indicated an approaching attack of pneumonia, which in this instance was undoubtedly un-doubtedly warded off by Chamberlain's Chamber-lain's Cough Remedy. It counteracts any tendency of a cold toward pneumonia. pneu-monia. Sold by Springville Drug Co. James Green, a teamster engaged In hauling coal from Silver City station to the Star Con. mine, died Wednesday, (January 15.) Green was standing beside his wagon talking to another teamster when he complained com-plained of having a sharp pain around his heart. In a few seconds afterwards he fell heavily to the ground and it was evident to his companion that he had expired. Dr. Mott or the Tiutlc Hospital . at Mammoth was summoned and after an examination of the body It was glvn out that Greeji died from heart failure. The body was taken to the court house at Silver City, but It was not considered necessary to hold an inquest. Undertaker Wallace brought the body to Eureka and on the follow I ns: day shipped it to Mona, this county where t he deceased has a wife and three children. Green was a man of about 35 years. Eun In in the coffee bin not a pleasant thought, yet when coffees are kept open in bulk who knows what different "things" come climbing climb-ing and floating in ? Cc?FEE p Lion Coffee put up in sealed packages insures cleanliness, uniform quality, freshness and delicious l&vor. Take your chickens to II. T. Reynolds Rey-nolds & Co., and get the best market price. Doti't miss "The Pride of Jennico," at the Provo Opera house, Saturday night. Prices $1.00, 75, 50 and 25 cents. We pay the highest cash price for all fat beeves, muttons, veals, hogs and hides. We sell the best meat in the market. Harmer & Bkown. We are giving 25 per cent off on Ladies Capes and Jackets, Collarettes and Furs. Also on Men's Overcoats and Sweaters. Bargains In all kinds of winter goods. H. T. Reynolds & Co. Frank Le'Rastas, who mixed things here good and plenty one night recently, was sentenced to 20 days in the county jail by Judge Booth, Monday. Hasty resisted an officer who was trying to effect his arrest. On his trip over here last week Sheriff Storrs gathered Jared Smith in on a charge of fornication. The other party to the alleged crime being a Provo gill, Augusta Jacobson. Smith was arraigned Monday and will make his plea today. The properties of Ballard's Snow Liniment possess a range of usefulness useful-ness greater than any other remedy. A day seldom passes in every household, house-hold, especially where there are children, that it is not needed. Price 50 cents. Springville Drug Co. Herbine should be used to enrich and purify the blood; it cures all forms of blood disorders, is especially useful in fevers, skin eruptions, boils, pimples, blackheads, scrofula, salt rheum and every form of blood impurity, it is a safe and effectual cure. Price, 50 cents. Springville Drug Co. Aaron Johnson and family will j leave Mapleton for Alberta this week. It is a local tradition at Mapleton that Aaron changes his place of abode every new moon, or thereabouts. there-abouts. One morning a few weeks ago when Aaron went out to feed the horses, he felt the old familiar feeling feel-ing coming over him, but as there seemed to be no new places within reach, he put the idea from him and determined to stay where he was. But he didn't feel well. Mental unrest, with symptoms oi spring fever, manifested itself. Dull aches attended the labored workings bf his thought machine, and he felt bearing-down pains In his lower jaw. His wife doped him with bitters and the neighbors sent in sarsaparilla. The local thespians urged him to put on a home talent play and try to feel better. It did no good. One day he went to Provo, and th3 evening thereof was a happy one. While in the county capital he met Jesse Knight, who told him of the new town of Raymond. Aaron recovered instantly. There was a new place, and he could move, And he did move. Aaron has been a useful citizen for Mapleton, and the people will nii'g him. Your neighbor is just a good as you are. Your neighbor is no coarser, commoner, or more vulgar than you. Your neighbor is just as truthful, just as honest, just as sincere as you, and is possibly not half as big a lying gossip as you are. Your neighbor Is just as religious, just .'as virtuous and in every way Just as good a citizen as you and has just as good a right to inhabit the earth as you. Your neighbor has a right to eat his pie with a Are shovel if he likes: has a right to attend church or stay at home, Just as he likes; has a right to punish his children, go fishing on Sunday, smoke a pipe, keep his face clean, or do lots of other things, and it Is none of your business; and you are not appointed, elected or chosen to set yourself up to judge him or his. You and your neighbor are made of the same mud, live in the same sunshine, are governed by the same laws, and as long as he attends to his own business you should attend to yours and when you set yourself up to gossip about your neighbor?, or scalawag others, Just because you find someone to listen to your hypocritical hypo-critical criticisms, you simply advertise adver-tise yourself as a three-story Idiot. Stop lying about your neighbor; stop speaking unkindly of any one; attend to your own business, while your neighbor Is attending to his, and your own chances of wearing a crown will be greatly Improved. The hypocrite, the vile gossips and the assassins of character will all burn together, and it you don't want to burn with them stop lying about your neighbor. Fine California Mixed Pickles and Sourcrout, by the quart or gallon, ai H. T. Reynolds & Co. Isaac Brown and Elias Harmer are new the proprietors of the meat market recently sold by Geo. M. Selwyu. The boys ought to be able to do a good business. Under the auspices of the Home Culture Club Mr. Thatcher, the nastorofthe Unitarian Church at Salt Lake, will lecture on "The Race of Man and How to Win It," in Fraternity Hall on Jan. 31st, at 7:30 p.m. The Club was very fortunate in securing so able a gentleman to talk to the people. All ladies and gentlemen who would enjoy a first-class first-class lecture are invited to attend. There will be no room for children this time, but the club hopes to give a lecture especially for little folks during the year. A social hour will be enjoyed after the lecture. The W. C. T. U. held its regular Parlor meet ing last Friday at the home of Mrs. R. A. Deal, who made everything very pleasant for the ladies. A splendid paper was given by Mrs. Newton on "The Rearing of Children," and making home the dearest spot on earth to them. Mrs. George Matson gave a reading on "The Abilities of Women In the Intellectual Fields of Life." Miss Hughes give an interesting talk on the liquor laws of Russia. Mrs. D C. Johnson gave the last number on the program, "I'm Hurried, Child." Three new members were added to the. Union, the ladies being Miss Sophia Packard, Mrs. Jane Crandall and Mrs. H. G. Brown. Refresh ments were served and a pleasant social hour was spent together. The next Parlor meeting will be under the management of Mrs. G. P. Thompson. The time and place will be given later. The ladles old and young are Invited to attend these meetings, which they will find helpful help-ful and enjoyable. Fire Sale. This sale will be continued until the ent ire stock is sold, as we do not want to mix the old goods with new. Come and get these, remarkable bargains while they last goods going fast, at from 25 to 50 percent off. They are smoked, but wearing qualit ies are not affected in the least Men's Furnishing goods, a line of Jewelry, Millinery goods, etc., are being sold. You can get all wool underwear for $1 50 per suit. Goods are by the most reliable makers. Millinery goes at about one-half off. We must sell this stock to make' room for new goods now ordered. Let us show you what good bargains look like M. E. White. - - .. - - "The Pride of Jennico." "The Pride of Jennico,"' is revived at the Park this week, and last night's audience received it with many demonstrations of anprovab The play is one of the best told and most interesting of Its class, and while vsiging up m extravagant improbability im-probability in some of its phases, it Is a fascinating story which cannot fail to hold an audience. Daniel Froman has provided an excellent cast for the present production, and James K. Hackett and Bertha Galland have worthv successors in Wallace Worsley GIiEAHIflG SAIiE Of Commencing Monday, January 13tli, we will sell our entire stock of Men's Furnishing G00J3 at a very low rate. The sale will continue for one week only. We want to SELL these gods, and pi ices will be fixed accordingly. l3iclircl 13i?otlx'i?j WASH. Proprietor of Liivery and First-Class Horses and Rigs for hire at Lowest Prices. TraoiferlOd done to all local and outside points. Special Prices nude for rigs for funeral purtlcs. and Katherine Erie. Mr. Worslcy Is tall and manly, with a gallant bearing which is admirably suited to th Tearless Basil Jennico, and his work Is entirely praiseworthy. As the Princess Prin-cess Ottilie Miss Erie shows a winning personality and plays the part in a captivating manner, being equal to its requirements. Commendable work is also don 2 by William J, Ro-tnaine, Ro-tnaine, as Sir John Beddies, and the entire cast is worthy of praise. Tho peice is staged with the original scenery and effects, and as a whole is decidedly one of the best attractions seen at the Tark in a long time. I'hihulclijhia Jiutktin, Oct. 1st. This piece will be at the Provo Opera House, Saturday night, Jan. 25. Telephone for seats. Marriage Licenses. The following legal permits to wed have been issued by the county clerk since last report: Moses Jones, aged 21, and Katio Dorton, hi, both of Lehi; Luther Coates, 32, and Emma C. Lundgren, 23, both of Lehi; Richard Bate, 53, and Mary Nordstrom, 28, both of Vineyard; Dante Sainaghl, 23, a id Louisa Merlotte, 31, both of Castle Gate; Archie McDonald, 23, and Lena Robertson, 19, both of Alpine; Verenits Carter, 27, of Benjamin, and IVna Christopherson, 18, of Spanish Fork: Phillip L Dallimore, 26, and Leriuie Biker, both of Lehi; John L Hall, 2t, and Mary C. Averett, 23, both of Springville. Toll the Stn Take. The toll which the sea takes from Uioae who trust it for a livelihood U putlietleally illustrated In the announcement an-nouncement that the fishing season jtiKt closed has cost the port of Clou-tester. Clou-tester. Mass., the lives of no less than 6 of Its ttalwnrt fishermen. Death of Mrs. Johnstone. Mrs. Alice M. Johnstone, a nleco of Lady Roberts, wife of the famous English General, Lord Roberts, anil tor several years a well known resident of Springville, died at St. Mark's hospital hos-pital yesterday morning from an acute attack of nephritis. On Thursday of last week she underwent an operation for appendicitis, and succumbed early yesterday morning to nephritis. Mrs. Johnstone was born in Ireland about forty-live years ago and was 11 daughter of Mrs. Snow Mitchell, a sis-of sis-of Lady Roberts. She came to America Amer-ica twelve years ago, residing in low 1 about live years and the remainder of the time in Springville, where sle.i was prominently Identified with the .Episcopal churcp. She was a widow and leaves three daughters, all of whom arc grown ud and live In Springville. Spring-ville. Mrs. A. P. Held of Springville, Spring-ville, a sister, also survives her. Fui eral arrangements have not as yet been completed, but services will be heldatSt. Paul's church in this city later the remains will be taken to Springville for burial. Bishop Leonard Leon-ard and Rev. D. Douglas Wallace will have charge of the services here and will also accompany the remains to Springville Salt Lke Tiihunc, The remains were brought to this city last Friday afternoon, and taken to the City cemetery for Interment. Mrs. Johnstone was greatly respected and had a large circle of friends la Spr ngville. .CIiOTHlHG. STRAW peed Stables. |