Pernicious drinkers and the liver power against temperance
A London Lancet writer argues on alcohol’s harm to the liver and kidneys. He asserts that even small quantities travel via the portal vein, provoking hepatitis, cirrhosis, gout, and Bright’s disease, with the heart and kidneys affected by sustained, moderate drinking and increased circulation. He explains that alcohol’s effects arise from nerve regulation, not stimulation, and notes broader temperance concerns and related public discussions.
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Midneys
London Lancet
Devel
Tie LE Antt
Henry Ff
Aires
Bremers
Marenver
Comment and Criticism From Various Papers
A compilation of editorials and remarks from Chicago Herald Boston Globe Kansas City Times and St Louis Post Dispatch criticizing politics of the era. Notes mockery of Blaine tariff reform and Republican vigor as the Democratic party gains traction. The Cincinnati Enquirer deems the Republican party doomed to defeat.
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Emporia
Kon
Demecral
Cleve
Thorman
Gallagher
Chicago
Giolv
Republic
Moline
Ala
Cleveland
Thurman
St. Paul
St. Lote
St Louis
Thyrmian
Cleveland and
Young Democracy
Tosday
Chicago Timess
Tax Reform
Monopoly
New York
Democratic Party
Indianapolis
Mien G. Thurman
Indimane
Allen G. Thurman
Indiana
Thurmin
Louisville
Jonewal
Saints
Biniie
Chicago Herald
Boston Globe
Pennsylvania Democrats
Pennsylvania
Kansas City Times
Blaine
Gray and Palmer
Republican Party
Democracy
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Gray
Cincinnate Engwirer
Attack on the President Sparks Harsh Magazine Debate
A scanned excerpt from a Kansas article presents Senator Ingalls lambasting President Cleveland over Cleveland's 1854 election, claiming he lacked public record, experience, and eloquence. The piece notes both venom and a grain of truth in Ingalls' critique, as it discusses the controversial rise to the presidency and questions surrounding his early political trajectory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
South End Bank
Cincinnati
Americas
Ingalls
United States
Cleveland
Mr. Ingalls
Buffalo
Democratic Party of
Putlalo
Ifeb Ds Maye
New York
Brother Ingalls
Grover Cleveland
St. Louis
Cincinnati Post
Kansas
Union
North
Anerica
Dinahiteras
Senae
Mather
Remarkable honesty echoes from Civil War era deal in New Haven
A Southern grocer who fled the Confederacy left behind property valued near half a million dollars. Years later a book-keeper confessed, returned the debt with interest, and the claim was settled in New Haven. Also notes on sewing worker costs, a famed author’s books, and various ads on tonics and remedies.
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Wener
New Haven
Koopa
Umea
Digt
Ponge
Honou
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W. S. Caine
Eneghuwk
Japan
Warneen
Christiia Temperance Union
Amesbury
Lina
Belgium
Bavaria
Russia
Denmark
Lankers
Kers
Chicago Journal
Des Moines Lewier
Victory
Chicago News
Republicas Party
New York Mail
Froreas
Idk
Marion Harland
Tansill& Co
Philadelphia
Glen
Hill
Deisman
le, Jekyll and Mfr
Hyde
Boxtonsiarrette
Bore Thompson
Burlington Bite Press
Psec
Oh Tobacco
Cholee Nothy
Hetter—Choie Dairy
Kresh
Poli Standard Alows
HACON
Orleans
Mattical
Niciil Hay
Oni Marta
State
Nam
Wells, Michanbsona & tég.Pro Proprietors
Nord
Barrisburg, A
Warne
Tarors
Warner's
Warner
Jeruthe
Wena Jenitlde
Beli
Ammen
Walcie
Floyd & MO
UPN
AMI Tink Paper
Erode
Tase EY
Memphis
Nore Casrissnes
Regalide
N.Y
Wallas
Wantin
Ava
Bletce
Jorce
Carey
Tie Tierce
Gollen
Th. Pierce
Dengeist Tee
Tor
I World's Dispensary Medical Association
Main St. Bupfalo
Senu
Blavon Springs
Bladon Springs
Brown's Wells
Chase Walls
Buows's Wells
Vie Martinsville
Mira Neon
Aim Lake
Moet
Artes Ata
Lin
J Chichasaws
Ron
Atlas Engines
Hotlers
John E. Randle & CO
Tann Sa
Lourareret Soreion Expertone Holmoceasaey, Partch Grannan Detective Bureau Co
Arcade
Clectata’ Karmple
Sunpit Akewsefr Safely Hiimolder CO
Helly
Mle Tae Nace Tam Pape Avery Line Po
Cheung
Stoney& Co.caliuall
Mhurthand
Wie
Mreant's College
Liale
Te Sania
Farsa Warsane
Esto, Marek
Wheago
Pao
Whiting
Adveictis
Dwight
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