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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1892
Page
5
Mrs. Frank Barrett of Winfield Michigan reports her three month old baby suffered severe skin disease, failing doctors in Eaton Rapids and Jackson. After trying Courtieurs Remedies the child recovered rapidly with hair regrowth and no skin spots, leaving the infant strong and healthy.
Cuticura Resolvent cleanses the blood and purifies the skin to remove impurities and scalp issues. Curicura and Coutroora Soap beautify skin and restore hair, claiming to cure itching burning and scaly conditions from infancy to age. Sold everywhere with prices and a guide on blood diseases.
An offer states that any consumptive patient under three months of treatment who has seen no relief will receive one case of Murdock's Liquid Food at no charge. The notice emphasizes a free trial for those seeking aid.
Advertises a free case of Murdock's Liquid Food for paralysis, claiming cures and strong life-prolonging effects. Cites 3000 hospital operations and only five deaths per thousand, asserting safety and superiority over substitutes. Urges inquiries for more facts and promotes lasting, non reactive benefits.
In Washington on April 26 the President told the Senate he will not submit correspondence about steps toward a free or enlarged silver standard at this time. He will provide it only after definite information is available and says using silver as coin metal by major nations would boost global prosperity. He seeks to maximize silver use if free international coinage is not immediately possible.
Ships arriving at Boston and New York include Lancastrian from Liverpool Dovre from Baracoa Scottish Prince from Mediterranean Egyptian Monarch from Hull Devonia and State of California from Glasgow Lake Heuron from Liverpool City of New York from New York for Liverpool Spaarn dam from New York for Booredam Spree from New York for Bremen Buenos Ayres from Boston Kehrwieder from Hamburg and other vessels listed with April 25 to 26 dates and routes.
In Boston the second session of the W W Downs libel suit against Bowdoin Square Baptist Church members continued before Judge Sherman. Four defendants were cleared for jury, while Noyes Campbell and Nepton proceeded. Alice Nepton testified to Downs’s relationship with her and an affidavit tying Tabor to the child, then admitted falsifying portions of her testimony and writings. The court adjourned to 9:30 a m.
Frank Hunnewell of Brookline communicated with the Brookline Selectmen on Monday and reportedly reached a partial agreement to repay his shortage within a week. The exact amount is computed at 2145 10 dollars.
The Board of Health enforces regulations requiring 1000 cubic feet per cow, proper lighting and ventilation, and access to pure water in stables. A veterinarian designated by the board will periodically examine every milk cow, and any animal with an infectious disease or exposure shall not be milked or handle milk cans.
The second day of the Lasters Protective Union session focused on committee reports. Several committees examined the lasting machine problem, and a committee of regional representatives was appointed to study the issue after adjournment.
Eugene Hall of Stafford Vermont committed death by his own action yesterday at a Green Street hotel by taking morphine.
Charles S. Bowers a Buenos Aires merchant and former American consul died yesterday in Buenos Ayres after a long illness. He came to the city at 20 as a clerk with Rope Brothers then ran Charles S. Bowers & Co. He supported many philanthropies and aided Ezra Winslow in Buenos Ayres. Survived by widow and three of five children. He was 52.
Last evening at Irvington street quarters a living whist contest entertained the Posse Gymnasium Club. Players included W. Alden H. K. Fiher Dr. A. Lindstrom and Baron Pose. Dances such as the Highland vue hornpipe and fish smenast drew applause.
Tomorrow evening a ban of the Last ers Protective Union at America Hall No 724 Washington street is expected to draw a large crowd. Many well known speakers have signified their intention to attend the event.
London April 26 reports the American ship Obed Baxter sailing from Boston to Valparaiso has put into Stanley Falkland Islands in distress. The vessel requested assistance and awaits orders as repairs or safe harbor arrangements are considered by authorities.
Excerpt warnings about brain and nerve strain from overwork and worry. Advocates Dr. Greene’s Nervura as a remedy, claiming it clears the brain and strengthens nerves. Includes testimonials from S E Parsons and contact offers for treatment and symptom guidance.
Australian gold rings priced seven to twelve dollars are offered by Sargent Jewellers. Rings can be custom made and stamped to order in two hours at their factory. Look for the Big Clock at 18 Tremont Row in Boston.
Campell Hatch in Bent Boston were joined by Rev J J Lewis. Crane Harlow wed at Newton Centre with Rev Bowser officiating. Koenig Merk el united in Corey Hill Brookline by Rev Schwarz. Stull McIntire married in Tuftonboro New Hampshire by Rev Trafton.
Deaths list multiple families with dates in late April across Dorchester Roxbury Salem and Fitchburg including Mary Nelson Martha Miles Augustus Robinson and others. Wills notice Lillian G Wills and various obituaries note ages and former residences with remarks on services and flowers not to be sent.
Eight kopographic designs on wood by the Devereux Kopographic Company have been installed on the United States Custom House building at Castine Maine. Seth K Devereux of Boston, inventor and patentee, supervised the placement of the exterior models. The unveiling is scheduled for Saturday April 30.
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