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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1886

Page

2

Address by President on Samoa Spain and US treaties

The aid to Jeannette survivors is praised by the Russian government. The message covers Samoa perturbations, the Spain reciprocity with the United States, naturalization and treaties, and calls for reforms in citizenship, extradition, and the consular service. It discusses international copyright, public finances, silver coinage, and military and naval needs, plus Indian affairs and public lands policies, urging fiscal reform and pay, pensions, and administrative improvements.

Jeannette Germany Great Britain United States Malietoa Samoa Annass Samoa Spain Antillés Spanish Antilles Cuba Porto Rico Madrid Havana Antillles Sublime Porte Turkey Venezuela Caracas Berne Congress Secretary of State Union Republic Treasury Department United States Treasury New York Port of Secretary of War Department Navy Department Army Board of Fortifications Geronimo Arizona Miles Crook Fort Pickens Fort Marion Armor Gunateel Gun Foundry Board Board On Fortifications Navy Argentine Republic Brazil Postoffice Department Department OF Justice Interion Department Secretary of the Interior Indian Service General Land Office Public Land Service General Land Ofice Land Department Department of the Courts Commissioner of Pensions Pension Bureau Bureau Pacific Railroads Supreme Court of the United States

Warner’s Safe Cure Restores Health for Columbus Man

W H Rupers of 118 E Gay St Columbus in 1879 suffered heart palpitations neuralgia and horrible dyspepsia due to kidney disease. After spending hundreds and 50 bottles of Warner’s Safe Cure he recovered fully gaining 70 pounds. Write him and send a stamp for the story.

W.H. Rupers E. Gay St Columbus Warner

Warner's Safe Cure Promises Relief for Dayton Man

F. G. Bailey of 30 South Ninth street Dayton claims his four year medical bills exceed ten dollars. He suffered vertigo indigestion nervousness bladder kidney disease and bleeding piles. He says Warner's Safe Cure permanently cured him after eighteen bottles and invites inquiries with a stamped self addressed envelope.

F. G. Bailey South Ninth Street Dayton Warner

Kinney Sees Restoration After Warner's Safe Cure

Proprieter H B Kinney of Weldon House Earlville New York suffered overwork Bright’s disease kidney stones and severe pain before adopting Warner's safe cure. He credits a full recovery and urges others to verify the remedy with friends and neighbors.

H. B. Kinney Weldon House Earlville N. Y Bright Warner Mr. Kinney

Warner’s Safe Cure Claim for Captain Wiltbark

Captain George B. Wiltbark of 919 Spruce Street Philadelphia seeks return contact by mailing a reply stamp. He asserts that three years ago in Central America he suffered kidney and liver trouble, was delirious, skin dark, liver enlarged, and stomach sensitive. He credits seven bottles of Warner’s Safe Cure with complete recovery and life saved.

George B. Wiltbark Spruce Street Philadelphia Penn Central America Warner

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