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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1882
Page
3
The piece recalls John Brown’s execution at Charlestown and marks twenty three years since. It highlights the abolition of slavery and the rise of equal justice under the flag, noting former slaveholders’ reversal in stance and the broad civic progress since then. The author asserts Brown’s spirit marches on in the nation’s ongoing evolution.
Ask druggists for Rough on Rats a vermin killer 5c per box. The Republican party of Maryland expresses hope after a recent election noting twelve of twenty three counties voted Republican and warns against machine tactics as it aims for better organization and broader support.
CROUP and bronchitis relief offered by Shiloh’s Cure sold by E R Lash. Oliver Ames, elected Massachusetts lieutenant governor, long a skilled journeyman shovel maker, now wealthier but still hands-on in his father’s shops. Chicago man patents porcelain-like cast iron tableware, while a hacking cough is pitched again as Shiloh’s Cure. Chicago North Side Rolling Mills shut for lack of work, putting 1000 to 2000 men idle.
A collection of patent medicine solicitations claims universal satisfaction with Dr Quinns Great Discovery free of opium or morphia and Shilohs products. Lash drug store promotes Shilohs remedies for catarrh cough and sleepless nights while praising Hop Bitters for dyspepsia and a wheat crop note rounds out the page.
Harper's Magazine begins its sixty sixth volume with the December number claiming popularity in America and England. It touts size beauty and broad scheme and notes a new novel For the Major by Constance Fenimore Woolson begun in November.
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Harper & Brothers announces subscriptions to Harper's Magazine Weekly Bazar Young People and Franklin Square Library One year with free postage to U S and Canada Last eight volumes of Harper's Magazine bound for 3 00 each plus binding 50 cents per volume Index to volumes 1 60 available Post Office money order or draft recommended Newspapers must not reprint without order of Harper & Brothers New York
Harper's Weekly presents itself as a leading illustrated weekly, noting its nonpartisan stance and featuring esteemed illustrations serials stories sketches and poems from top artists and authors. It commits to guiding and entertaining American homes and aiming to remain a popular family newspaper worldwide.
The notice outlines subscription options for Harper's Weekly Harper's Magazine and related titles. It explains start times with January issues, annual volumes in cloth binding offered by mail or express, pricing details per volume and cloth cases, postage and freight terms, and a $7.00 per volume price for the last four annual volumes. It also mentions admission of two named Harper publications and lists year and price breakdowns.
A leading philosophy on culture, this journal blends literature, essays, and European and American writing with top tier engravings. It commands fashion authority nationwide and promises many brilliant novelties in its new volume.
The note lists Harper’s Bazar Harper’s Magazine Harper’s Weekly and Harper’s Young People with a yearly subscription option for 52 numbers priced at 100 dollars. It indicates two or more of the named titles may be selected in the order.
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