Political satire and notices from a 19th century paper
A collage of political jabs against Democrats and Republicans, with references to Hancock and Davis, English, Wade Hampton, and Indiana politics. It mentions campaigns, editorials, and rallies, plus ads for Dr. Thomas Eclectric Oil and notices on world events and local individuals.
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H. F. McCarthy
Ottawa
Ontario
Census frauds exposed in South Carolina checks
A Washington report says census returns show extensive fraud by South Carolina and other Southern enumerators. Sheets show uniform writing and single sitting entries. one list lists about seven hundred names with all but four penciled. The notices indicate fraud and irregularities in nativity and completion. Rinehart's Liver Pills advertised with a free sample dose.
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Walker
South Carolina
Washington
Hancock's Free Trade Tariff Threat to Jobs and Wages
The piece argues that electing Hancock would shift to a free trade tariff, lowering duties on European labor products. It warns that mills and shops would close, workers lose jobs, and wages fall to European levels to compete with imported goods. It claims Hancock pledges to overturn the protective tariff and cites prior specie payments as precedent.
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Hancock
Europe
Eclectric Oil Promised To Cure Vcrack In Lands
A terse claim says Thomas Eclectric Oil will cure a condition called Vcrack affecting crops. The note suggests using the oil when the land is intact, warning of a bad rack otherwise.
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Y . Thomas
Dr Thomasa Electric Oil advertised as universal cure
A testimonial flood claims Electric Oil cured ulcers and croup in twenty four hours while listing high sales figures since December. An 1880 reader note praises its pain relief and cures kidney and liver complaints. The page touts Dr Guysett Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier curing scrofula and nervous disorders.
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Dr. Thomas
R. Hall
Grayville
Ill
Earth and Heavy
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Hanowk
Democrat
Dr. Tanner
Governor’s Island
Davis
Wade Hampton
Staunton
David Davis
Senate
Illinois
N. Y
W. H. English
Indiana
English
Indianapolis Journal
Spiedel
Shumway St
Buffalo
Thomas
Greece
St. Petersberg
Pechawur
India
Ft. Louis
St. Leuie
E. G. Rows
Democrats of
Kansas
Hayes
Washington City
Fremont
Ohio
Henry Ward Beecher
New York
Gen. Miles
Signal Service
Greenbackers
New Jersey
Thos. D. Hoxie
Wisconsin
John Randolph,Tucker
Congress
Virginia
Lessing
Hamburg
United States
Paris
London
America
Antietam
Caldwell
Louisville
Roland Rucker
Palestine
Texas
Sanders
Camp Morton
Porter
Hawkeye
Rinehart
Mississippi
Cincinnati
ST. Louis
Union Depot
Missouri
Arkansas
Colorado
California
Txas
Great West
Walnut Street
Fourth Street
Grand Hotel
Mill Street
Christopher
Chillicothe
W. Paris
Peabody
Dr. J. 8. Simpson
J.B. Simpson Medicine Co
Main St
F. E. Waterman & Co
Athens
Lydia E. Prokhay
Lynm, Mass
Merchant Tailoring House
Banneme x
Enneking & Bannemeyer
Lydia E. Pinkhants
Lydia E. Pinkham
Western Avenue
Lynn
Mass
Railroads
Columbus & Hocking Valley
Basnin
Pittssyarrisburg
Baltimore
Philadelhia
Boston
Dayton
Indianapolis
Chicago
Kansas City
Omaha
Iowa
Nebraska
The
Territories
Pullman Palace Cars
Columbus
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
W.l.o’brien
D. Caldwell
Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati and Indianapolis Railway
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Delawar
Galion
Crestline
Cleveland
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Ning
Rochest
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Waveverly
Mauch Chunk
Bethlehem “ Philadelpha
Daily
Greenville
Union
Muneie
Anderso
Terre Haute
Inco
Nee Sot
Went
Forts Et
Sting Ears
Jas. de Wours
Pass. Ag’t
Ceveland
Er . T. M. D. Pilcher
T. M. D. Pilcher & Co
Union Street
Go Works
New Masonic Hall
T. M. D. Pilcher
Mare
Oka Ars Os
Coe
A. Ceflange
J. W. Brown
Morton
Rollston
Athens, O
St. Lawrence River
Rae Fein
F.E. Waterman & CO
C. Price, Co
W. H. Potter
Western Reserve
Cove
Ige