20 Apr 1889
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1889
Page
1
From long experience we advise Ayer's Sarsaparilla as the best blood purifier. Customers report feeling brighter and stronger, and sales are steady and rising. Lowell merchants praise its reliability, fame, and standard status with physicians and druggists alike.
The document quotes Lowell druggists praising Ayer's Sarsaparilla as a superior blood purifier and best selling medicine. It highlights strong faith in quality, consistent demand, and endorsements from Joseph Plunkett, Marston & Shaw, Martin LaApoint, and others, noting decades of experience and repeated customer satisfaction.
A long testimonial from local merchants and physicians highlights strong support for Ayer's Sarsaparilla. They tout its blood purifying qualities, transparent ingredients, and reliance by families, noting the product uses Honduras Sarsaparilla and is free of dangerous drugs.
New York April 19 list of expected marchers for the military parade includes West Point Cadets 400 strong state troops from Delaware New Jersey Georgia Connecticut Massachusetts Maryland South Carolina New Hampshire Virginia New York Rhode Island Vermont Kentucky Ohio Louisiana Mississippi Michigan District of Columbia Florida West Virginia and others with 12000 from New York and 3500 from Ohio. Some uncertainty remains about Pennsylvania troops.
The joint special committee investigating State police malfeasance, focused on enforcement of the prohibitory law, adjourned sine die as hearings petered out. The temperance society making sweeping charges failed to respond, and witnesses against other officers left the state, leading to discharge the committee.
John Young, 45, overseer at Hallville mill, traveled to Norwich with 480 dollars to deposit in a Willimantic bank. He stopped at saloons, met two men who drank him under, and criminals robbed him late at night near the Rawson Houseman area. Rawson Houseman and William Dougherty were arrested on suspicion of the robbery as the money remains unrecovered.
A dense compilation of ships and their origins dated April 19 recording vessels such as Naranja from Burriana Laurestina from Lavana Baldomero Yglesias from Havana and Cienfuegos from New York among others arriving at Boston New York Philadelphia Baltimore and Liverpool with many origin ports including Cuba Spain Germany and Jamaica and transfers to Singapore or London listed among the names and dates.
Camp fires glow along the Reno trail from Caldwell to Pond Creek as about 1000 canvas wagons advance toward Oklahoma. Thousands of emigrants travel with Studebakers and buggies, while most crews carry guns for peacekeeping. Reports detail river crossings, drownings, rafts, and growing lawlessness as factions clash near Purcell and the border.
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