Public Judgment on a Nontoxic Health Tonic
A lettered testimonial extols TOULTISE as a pleasant reliable remedy after two years’ use in the Rev Ar Walker’s Boston household. The document claims personal health improvements and elevates the product as invaluable for vitality and longevity, praising its effects and recommending it to others.
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Walker
Bowdoin Square
Uhikrels
Heston
Providenny
Ar. Walker
Bea
Vieoralag
Renovaring
Tevlett
Gawdsin Square
Clurch
Boston
Strelas
Robinsi
United States
Stites
New York
Low York
Jefferson
Molison
Fosassino
France
Napoleon
Olivers
Ger
Grant
Aim Extreme Escoe
Mie Suite Canvassers Nl
Rhatus Hlogab
Unclear historical medical ordeal with extended scrofula symptoms
A fragmented account describes extensive flesh sores and scrofula symptoms across the body, including the head and limbs, with medical attempts and references to VEGETIRE and various treatments. The narrator seeks replies and notes a long, painful illness affecting mobility and daily life.
Paris Duel Ends In Fatal Duel Between Ferrand and Larocquiere
A Paris duel ends when Paul Ferrand is killed by Victor Larocquiere after an insult at the opera and a public challenge. The narrator recounts Ferrand's courage, Alice Rae's heartbreak, and Barton’s later revenge against Larocquiere in a separate confrontation. The tale moves through social circles, a London exile, and a quiet afterword where Barton explains his decisive act and the fate of the lovers.
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Paris
Bonaparte
St. Helena
Amiles
Paul Ferrand
Waterloo
Elba
Derricd
England
Alice Rae
Cea
Mrs. Rae
Hier
Alice
Pauly
Thal
Paul
Psi Ferrand
Ayes
Ferrand
Mat
Victor Laroquire
Billy
France
Tio
Rive Hem
Alica
Eaman Srenchman
Ters
Laraghire
Perry
Traore
Ore Levernye
Tyenium
Stinelist
Ferruid Dolarse
Viviente
Tadtily
Latronaire
Walker
Vivienne
Duclisty
Apan
Larcquire
Partlig
Verraid
Laroquiere
Sam
Delius
More Rae
Pam
Toodd
Fernud
Pani
Olurale
Tam
Laraggilers
Larogniereuried
Deleley
Larogulore
Alko
Mr. Iter
Wealongse
Barton
Laraquiere
Temple
Banda
Boven
Paria
Thad
Blackgo
Plato
Bos
Tome
Mr. Laraguiore
Pipl Ferrand- Lovill
Dismond
Vrauivet
President elect Tilden greeted by thrilled New York crowd
A massive Gramercy Park crowd bands with lighted windows and cheering as Samuel J. Tilden returns home after being acclaimed president elect. Gov. Robinson and Mayor Wickham attend, Dodsworth's Band plays, and Tilden delivers a speech urging reform and national unity.
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York Sim
Crus
Samuel J. Tilden
Gramercy Place
Wii
Europe
United Sta
Gay
Tilden
Cal
Fourth Avenue
Think Avenue
Gramercy Park
Gov. Tildén
Wickham
Augustus Schell
Seti T. Agnew
Henry L. Clifton
Allen A. Borel
Judge Ackert
Col. Harrison
Charla
Calvin
Bly
Mr. Tilden
Gov
Tildeh
van Wyck
Young Men’s Club
Lab
Mr .Tilden
Young Men’ Democratic Club
Mr. Schell
President Tilden
United States
Samuel J Tilden
Schell
Fark
Great Britain
Ceres
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Williamston Female College
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S. Lander
A. D
Adger College
Walhalla
South Carolina
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Terios Ts Anvasve
Calloginie
J. J. Norton
Ang
Anderson
Herxrrsit
Trinitsh
Stanleys
Carr
Hetsush
Columbia
SSC
Iisavcurati SfAjo
Pians
Wang
Tule
Hersovis
Prucumctis
Avriewitvral
Eo Pilla
Silanteaten
Svar ‘Iglos
Aer Carlicolars Tvs
Hdres Pont E. Routh & Co., Publishers
Pullnaveltaa
MOLTY
Dahon Berton
Plainlill
Ayoipae
Holland
Sauer T. Wall
Arderson Court
Moore
Testament of
Dol Hotlamil
Dlevenserts Mooke & Allen
Ald Sutlovs
Setilomentia
Scrotla
Tubulip
Betis
Alban
Cyragui
WACK
Bart
Mika
Plese
Lau Siey Meng Pesper Tis
Darrian
Was. L. Gore
Garner Magarins
Snd
Walnut Streets
Cambridge
Mass
Be Stevens
Reed
Stephens
Gee
A. K. Lomi KL
Gintmasn
New Goods
Long & Gilliland
Main Street
S.C
Geo. B. Edwards
Cotton and General Commission
Charleston
S. C
Cote Tou
Glasgow
Liverpool
Lomb
Charlston
Lanwayes
Uball Ulber
Fally
Samerd
McLpuy
Tuanen
Christ
Shaw
Lang
Von
Jane W
Great Specer
Senate
Newy
Pen Ul
Victor Hugo
Palare
Most
Voles
Gov. Tilden
Wowas
Helen
Hypatia
Glaiborne F. Jackson
Kentucky
Missouri
Little Rock
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