Veteran Finds Relief After Thirty Years With Pink Pills
From Ashtabula Ohio Beacon: Fred Taylor a New York veteran of the 189th N Y V L recounts chronic diarrhoea and nerve崩, lasting decades, finally eased by Dr Williams Pink Pills. His wife backs the cure, claiming renewed vigor, sleep, color, and strength. Sold by druggists or mail from Dr Williams Medicine Co at 50 cents a box.
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Fred, Taylor
Ashtabula
Ohio
Beacon
Fred Taylor
Kimbra
N. Y
Taylor
Geneva
F. J. Hoffner
Mr. Taylor
Dr. Williams
A Tenderfoot Starts Out in the West
A Harvard man Mr Kendall plans a two year Kansas mining life in the anti Mormon Territory. He vows total abstinence no gun and aims to survey and rough it while meeting rough miners with convivial habits. A Tribune reporter followed his departure to Union Depot with two valises parcels and a braided watch chain.
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Signot Tasheviate
Nurihers Pecific
Twin City
West
Hendall
Harvard
Minneapolis Tribune
Surveying Ney
New England
Mr. Kendall
Kendall
Wing and Hand in Talmage Sermon on Charity and Faith
Dr. Talmage preaches at New York Academy of Music on Ezekiel's text The likeness of the hands of a man under the wings arguing that heavenly aid and human effort unite to carry the gospel forward. He cites Christ and modern mercy work in Seattle and Johnstown relief, urging readers to act with practical compassion and reward in the next world.
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Dr. Talmage
Talmage
New York Academy of Music
Australia
Ceylon
Jerusalem
Marble
Egypt
Earth
Isaiah
St. John
Victoria
England
Christ
Mount Olivet
Thomas Chalmers
St. Andrew's University
Edinburgh
Lord Fitzgerald
Canada
Seattle
Ashington Territory
Washington State
Johnstown
Bowery Mission
Prison Reform Association
Houses of Mercy
Sheltering Arms
Foundling
Ee Mission
Washington
Walter Scott
Pearl Beached Harbor
Ezekiel
Demorest
Rom T
de Lo
Ventor of Ides
W.jenxixes Dexonzst
East 14Th Street
New York
Longfellow’s Ad Keeps Machias Pharmacy Tradition Alive
C Longfellow a Machias Maine druggist ran an advertisement in the first issue of the local paper forty years ago and has continued it ever since, marking a long standing steady business presence.
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C. Longfellow
Machias
Death and Reconciliation Through Buena Vista
The Buena Vista battle turned General Taylor into a hero and enabled a family reconciliation with Jefferson Davis. Davis, wounded yet in the thick of combat, earned Taylor’s respect and became a son in the eyes of the commander after years of estrangement following Dat’s elopement with Taylor’s daughter Sarah and her early death.
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Zachary Taylor
Buena Vista
Gen. Taylor
Jefferson Davis
Sarah
Davis
Col
English in Japan shop signs in Nagasaki
A London Morning Leader correspondent reports English shop signs and adverts in Nagasaki. Phrases include Photographist lore, To sell the insurable watch, Best perfuming water anti flea, Best Remonade, The ribbons the laces the veils the feelings, The improved milk, A shop of the Toy, The rise monkey jacket make for the Japanese.
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Japan
London ‘Morning Leader
Nagasaki
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Carthage
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Reginald
Anne
Max
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Eureka Chemical and Manufacturing CO
la Crosse, Wis
Pioneer Press Company
C. W. Hossicx
St. Paul, Minn
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C. W. Housicx
Inter Ocean
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Times
Alt
Inter, Ocean
Chicago
Alleghany Mountains
Saal
Eet Hat
Ture
the Hall Chemical CO
West Philadelphia
Munn & CO
Unicn
Broadway
It Chemical ¢ Co
Oder
Demorests
Fucally Magazine
Tule
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