Pinkham's Vegetable Compound praised for cures and vitality
A nurse’s letter from Mrs Cons Brown extols Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound curing womb inflammation and general weakness, noting renewed health and her husband’s renewed affection. The piece then profiles a peculiar Frenchman known as Freechy, living in a stable, selflessly aiding the poor, feeding two families, and praying at gravesides. The New York Tribune remarks on his spiritual devotion and charity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Pinsham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Cons. F. Brown
Cedar Terrace
Hot Springs
Ark
Mothers’ Club
Mrs. Prexgau
Pinkham
Anna Potts
Park Ave
A Washington Crank Known as Frenchy Lives in Stable
A Frenchman dubbed Frenchy resides in a stable forming part of St Marys Cemetery fence near Prospect of Glenwood. He prays nightly in the cemetery and refuses money or food, subsisting on broken offerings from Catholic University. By day he seeks audiences with prominent figures to promote various schemes and feeds rats at his barn before returning to prayer past midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Parisins Mansion
Eckington
Freechy
University
New York Tribune
France
St. Marys
Frenchy
St Mary's
Glenwood
Catholic University
St. Mary’s
Estate of George E Boynton Probate Appointment Request
In Bristol on October 21 1904 the court received a written request by Jesse Boynton father of George Edmund Boynton deceased intestate for appointment as administrator of the estate. The matter is referred to November 10 1904 at 2 pm in Bristol Probate Court for consideration with notice to be published for fourteen days in the Bristol Phenix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poe
Bristol
George Edmund Boynton
Jesse Boynton
Newport
Rhode Island
Bristol Phenix
Herbert F. Bennett
Revelations 7 13 Poem About Heavenly Vision
A poetic passage asks who are coming to dwell with the Saviour arrayed in white. It speaks of the Lamb feeding them guiding them by a spring, drinking glistening water, and living with God without crying or tears in heaven. It emphasizes eternal praise and serene triumph.
Seven Barks promise cures for stomach and liver troubles
A R. J. Drug Co advertisement guarantees Seven Barks will treat stomach, bowel, liver, or kidney complaints. Customers may try a full size bottle, deposit 50 cents, and receive 60 cents back if dissatisfied. Store at 207 Hope Street invites customers to test the remedy with full faith and favorable terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Drug CO
Hope Street
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A.J. Jasmin
Thames Street
Theodore C. Gladding
Telephone
Fasterbrook's
Mrs. S. 8
Paull
Wright's Church
St. House
Good &Rvice
Meath
Consolidated
Washington
Joseph L.buffum
Gonthagt OR
Ebbing
HOPE
Ga Ae
Dillon & Douglass
New Haven
Hartford
Conn
Weyhonsett Street
Providence
Narragansett Hotel
Peter Mitchell
Bristol Candy Kitchen
William Hazard
Eugene LE Clair
P.O
R. I
Cottage Street
G. M. Wilbur
William Street
H. M. Goodhue
Westminster Street
Dorchester Mutual Fire Ins. Co
Boston
Edward 8. Babbitt
Star Equitable
Post Office
R. I. Telephote No
Pawtucket Mutual Fire
Main Street
Pawtucket
Frederick W. Easton
George W. Newell
M. Thornton
Benjamin
William P. Dempsey
A. Mann
Was. P. Motes
HH. A. Fletcher
P. Skinner, Jr
Hone Street
Directoes
PHILO
Edward Co. Morrissey
Frinity
Allen
Mulford’s
Driver
White Pine
Tan Smith’s Buchyard Lithia
C. W. Sparks
Vaccaro Bros
Mandolin
Custar
Franklin Street
Bristol Phoenix
Charles JT
Franklin ST
Bristol R
Phanix
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