Electric Bitters and remedies advertised in early ad page
A collage of medical ads tout Electric Bitters for female complaints and general relief, alongside DeWitt's Little Early Risers for indigestion and headaches. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is praised by W. S. Musser of Willheim, Pa, with testimonials. Also mentions iron content and DeWitt's Colic for dysentery and summer illness relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen S. Hill
DeWitt
Coffin
Chamberlain
Musser
Willheim
Coffin & Co
O. S. Coffin
David B Hill on Free Coinage and International Bimetallism
A fragment from the Chicago Populist convention coverage centers on Senator David B Hill of New York challenging Senator Tillman of South Carolina. Hill criticizes single ratio pledges, defends international bimetallism, and warns against monopolizing monetary policy while urging remonetization of silver alongside gold.
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Chicago
Tillman
South Carolina
Secession
Senator Hill
New York
Ident
America
Senate of the
United States
Congress
Latin Union
Honest Plea for Democracy at Chicago Convention
Ex-Postmaster General Vilas delivers a stormy speech urging honesty and opposing radical silver policy. He denounces the new Democracy’s aims, warns of confiscation of credits, and invokes Lincoln while lamenting the party’s drift toward ruin. He predicts distress if the Centaur gains majority, urging Democrats to resist what he calls revolutionary finance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vilas
Chicago
New Democracy
Lincoln
America
Murat
Danton
Robespierre
Jefferson
Democratic Party
Democrats
North
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Wolf & Holt’s
Scale
Carthage
Indiana
Mercer, Henley & CO
Otto P. Hill
Indiana Bicycle CO
Indianapolis
Ind
Hill Bros
Hill & Gear
Featherbone Corset CO
Mich
Star Restaurant and Bakery
West Mill Street
S. Ring
Grocer
Milroy
Eagle Mills
Henry C. Phelps
Sherwin-Williams
GHAS
S. Hill
Shof—Weingart
O.S. Coffin & CO
Paris
London
Arter Seai
Nstialite House
Dominion Company
Thir Hoon Gas
David B. Hill
Logic
Arkansas
Treasury
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