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Newspaper
Carthage Record
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1899
Page
5
An old advertisement for Witt’s Little Early Risers promotes the product as a mild, sure remedy that cleanses and regimens the system without weakening it. The copy, credited to O. B. Coffin, portrays the pills as free from opium and highly effective for gentle relief.
Thurman deputy sheriff of the district urges universal adoption of De Hazel Salve for piles and skin diseases, claiming widespread discovery of its virtue would end supply shortages and change the market.
The text reflects on a woman's sixty two years of influence and moral standing, noting the challenge of maintaining womanhood and the impact on the race. It mentions public perception, neighborhood readers, and a prompt to improve conduct, urging readers to use the Record to share knowledge and contrast gentler markets. Also notes Rushville Sunday Schools planning a Soldiers Home excursion to Dayton Ohio on June 14 with round trip $1.50 and children 75 cents.
Advert says Witch Hazel Salve offers a permanent cure for piles rather than temporary relief. Claims emphasize a lasting solution and improvement after use.
A 500 daily guaranteed best f s union of nine artifacts from an innovative kitchen utensil. The Forsger Company claims a world wonder status and lightning speed in performance.
Thirty four years prior England held five hundred million dollars of rebel loan while Richmond cemetery contains sixty thousand new graves. The Emperor of Mexico owes Louis Napoleon sixty five million dollars. John Huderson sold five steers for 789 dollars 79 cents averaging 157 dollars 15 cents with two top steers at 329 dollars and nine cents per pound. The finance committee sold all Lincoln funeral draperies and paid claims leaving 10 dollars 15 cents to Mrs Hiram Allis. The 17th Indiana Regiment encamped near Summit Virginia with Captain W F Shelley First Lieutenant G L Weast and Second Lieutenant W H Bock. Corporal Harvey W Alexander and privates Milton Burke Dan Albertson James W Black Chris Bunner Jacob Cope John Gilgeese Jos L Harter Samuel Kirkham.
Mrs Ada E Hart of Groton South Dakota recounts a severe lung illness that overwhelmed four doctors. She credits Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds with saving her life after eight bottles. Trial bottles offered at O S Hill Co’s Drug Store with guarantee or refund.
Mrs Mary A Beard of Claremore Arkansas reports long afflicted with a chronic cough finds relief after using a cough syrup gifted by a friend. After two bottles she claims full cure and decades of poor health improved. Certificate of appreciation endorses the remedy, sold by O S Coffin Co.
Judge M L Bundy states West Liberty was Henry County’s first town, platted in 1821 along the Blue River south of Knightstown. It grew stores and about a hundred residents, but no remaining building marks the site. Rev James Haven recalled it as “the worst place between Hell and the Wabash.” New Castle followed in 1822 and Knightstown in 1827.
All persons who have not paid the dog tax for the current year must pay to the Assessor. After the Assessor returns to the Township Trustee, owners harboring dogs without tax payment and receipt become liable to penalties. Be aware of the dog.
A recovered sufferer offers a free prescription said to cure consumption asthma catarrh bronchitis and all throat and lung diseases. Those seeking the remedy may write Rev Edward A Wilson Brooklyn New York for a no charge copy.
Experts J F Reed and R L Mason report ex Deputy Recorder James Thomas failed to show $1 709 62 in fees collected. Records suggest more indictments against Elmer E Thomas. The piece cites political bias as unfounded and mentions Kedol Dyspepsia Cure promoted by O S Coffin as a medical remedy.
A Wicks Magazine correspondent praises The Golden Gate rose as very beautiful with creamy yellow petals flushed salmon near the edges and a fruity fragrance. The New York State Agricultural Society reports quinces in good quality with remunerative prices last season and urges orchardists to broadly recognize the fruit. Innovations include forcing buds of weak trees via hydraulic root pressure at Wisconsin, and a plan to cross the navel orange with the tangerine for a seedless juicy fruit. A movement seeks to reorganize the American Rose Society.
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