| Show diphtheria SALT LAKE city I 1 june julie oth 1885 editor deseret heeln seeing that dread scourge diphtheria Is a again air ou on the rampage would it not be as well to disseminate among the people all the remedies most popularly understood here hero is one said to be a certain remedy and preventative used by a north carolina physician for upwards u of twenty years and which I 1 is vouched couched for tor by a correspondent of the pioneer press as being infallible RECIPE chlorate potassa dr ii it I 1 slur tine iron fl fluid dr it il syrup hyrup ginger fl oz ii it FA awater Water fl flo oz zvi vi S two teaspoons ful every two or MX alx lx hours in a little water for from four to ten years GIDEON M D asa As a preventative give the chlorate of potassa and tincture of iron solution three times a dav day to children slightly diluted with water and in treating the disease the dose inay may be given every two hours day and night until the system becomes perfectly saturated and the disease yields in the more aar aggravated cases where we find deranged secretions with high fever we give early in the disease an emetic ot of ipecac or a decided dose doye of calomel to be promptly followed b by y the solution of potash and iron this treatment if it properly persever persevered edin in w will wili 11 I 1 do YA much uch to eradicate this troublesome disease f from roni any community PRO BONO PUBLICO filom MONDAY mondays 5 DAILY JUNE 8 notice the st george temple will wi close on friday july ard 3rd and oden open on tuesday september IW 1885 jonn D T mcallister pocket rocket boole lost if tho th person who found a pocket book on saturday last contain containing a number of due bills issued by general tithing office P IV madsen and Z 0 M I 1 will leavi leave thi the same at this offic for the owner he will confer a great favor upon him kicked by a horse A young man by the tile name name of john stockings son of the late E I 1 stockings of sauth south jordan met with a painful accident a few days since ina lna in a playful spirit tie he took hold of the tall tail of a horse which another boy was riding when the animal kicked viciously at him striking him on the law cui cul cutting ting a gash from froin his hia mouth down to his neck and loosening a number of his teeth ile he was brought into the city to receive surgical assist assistance davis stake conference by letter from james it II wilcox we learn that a conference of the davis stake was held at Cen centreville treville on the eth and ath lusts upon which occasion no special business of importance was transacted addition lu to the usual ba business siness of conferences some excellent instruction was given by apostles Apostle sF F M lyman john henry smith and 11 II J grant and elders S gb B Youn young gand and robert campbell on account of the stormy weather eath cath er the attendance was not so lr large as usual but an excellent spirit pre prevailed lied tied during duning the conference bishop 11 arris harris dead by a special te telegram legrain I 1 received from D E harris of monroe we learn that his tather lather bishop dennison Dennis nn L harris died on saturday last at that place of pneumonia monia and his funeral will take place today to day deceased who was a nephew of martin harris one of the witnesses to the book of mormon has been a member of the church almost ever since its organization and been known as a faithful conscientious man for tor a number of years yeara past he has been bishop of the monroe vard of sevier county I 1 A water vater question the case of the lehi lehl irrigation company appellants vs stephen A loyle et al respondents was being heard before the territorial supreme court this afternoon the irrigation company claim that their ditch running from tle the tie mouth of anse Anve american rican fork canon to lehi has been continuously broken by the respondents and the water taken cheref ro cwb ile lle Mr I 1 fr moyle moyie and his co defendants make maue a general denial dental of the accusation in the first district court judgment nyk was given the defendants and the motion for ter a new trial made b by the irrigate Irrig ati being ov overruled an appeal ap pp I 1 was taken by a train at abut about 20 minutes past 12 today to day as mrs cella calia a scandinavian lady axed ased about 40 years year was crossing uhe the utah central track just the north llor 1101 th side of the depot she bhe was struck by the forward car of the tile gravel kravel train wh which I 1 cli ell happened along alon alou just at the tune mrs mid yn anber ho has but butone one oue arm aim was carrying ca r r ino ing a bundle of chips on her back any and did not notice the approaching train or br understand the shouts of the train men to get out of tile the way she was knocked don down and her head badly badi bruised and cut there beins being a iare large lare gash across the tile forehead fore foie head one on the upper lip on alongside the nose and several stu sin smaller aller ailer ones about the face she was taken to the deseret hospital where her wounds were arc era by dr 11 II J richards it is believed that her inbur les leh will not prove e serious herious ail an aged veteran gone last saturday In orning morning brother william wilding perhaps the oldest person verson in the tile territory died at the residence of ills his youngest laughter daughter mrs 0 B shaw ill in the seventeenth ward he was born in Northampton shire eli ell eng ens land nov 11 1783 and was consequently nearly lod 10 2 years of age ile he had never been sick in his life and mi might hit lit hive survived several vears years longer had bad it not been for an accident which lle liu received a week previous to his hia death lie he was out in the yard performing some trifling labors when he lie fell sustaining such serious injuries that lie he had to be carried into the house and aad has since been confined to his bed brother WI wilding din diu was baptized in jan 1840 islo lylo ay iy 10 by elder george simpson and emigrated to utah I 1 in since which time lie he has resided with mrs shaw who is herself ga 64 years vears of a ae age e behasa ile lle ha a son living luj lul in j england and d ano another therin in ohio lie he was a mar man it of f steady habits and seldom allowed his of mind to be dis the funeral services were heldak held heid at the residence yesterday afternoon at 2 and appropriate remarks were made by elders eldera C it savage nathan davis E I 1 B tripp and bishop the simpson bigamy caso cabo this morning the appeal on the tile order overruling the motion for a new trial in the case of the charge of bigamy against thomas samp sampson n was argued before the territorial supreme court chief justice zane presiding associate justices rowers powers and boreman present simpson sli sit upson was indicted by the grand jury july izy and on march ilg was found uil uli guilty ull ty on march 14 his attorn attorney ev mr whittemore moved for a new belv trial judge zane overruling 11 the motion and sent sentencing encin simpson to imprisonment in the penitentiary tent iary where he has since been confined the attorney for the appellant alliger that the court erred in charging the jury as follows I 1 you are further instructed that it is not necessary in order to establish a marriage between the defendant and the woman hannah powell that a marriage certificate or any ocher other record evidence of such marriage m a ariage should be procured red neit nett bier fier is it necessary to produce any witness who was present at such marriage you may infer the marriage from the deliberate declarations or admissions of the defendant that this woman was his wife if you ou believe from all the evidence in the case that such declarations and admissions were in fact made by him the tho appellant claimed the error to be in charging that a valid marriage could be proved by the declarations or admissions of the defendant alone without reference to other circumstances and argued that it was necessary for the prosecution to prove 1 rove that the first marriage was valid 1 in the country where the ee ceremony was prosecutions for bigamy district attorney dickson argued that the alleged first marriage of tile tiie defendant could be established by his hn deliberate ad tad missions and confessions confession that th it as the first marriage was alleged to have taken place in england and no evidence whatever of what was necessary to constitute a valid marriage in that country was introduced and there being no statute 1 in utah re regulating biating marriages it was proper to presume that a common law marriage was valid such a marriage could have been entered into without witnesses or ceremony and without a record and in that event the deliberate admissions of the parties themselves would be sufficient lelent proof the district attorney cited among other authorities the instructions instruct rons fons to the jury in the miles case sustained by the territorial and united states supreme courts that the marriage could ee be sufficiently proven by bythe the admissions of the defendant without other evi evl cv idenie J e ne L the case was taken under advisement me ut by the court |
