10 May 1880
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Newspaper
Chester Daily Times
Location
Chester, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1880
Page
1
We announce the opening of twenty four cases of the latest Paris novelties in millinery. Bonnets and round hats for ladies, misses, and children in fancy braids, French jChip, English Dunstables, Tuscan styles. Also Sailor hats, Paris flowers, ostrich plumes, ribbons, silks, Latin and Persian effects at popular prices.
Liev Nevin Woodside of Pittsburg faced charges of immorality and lying and was suspended on Saturday, with plans to appeal to the Synod. The article notes broader church actions, tariff adjustments on wood pulp and salt, and multiple society incidents. It also covers a fatal incident in Arizona and a large church conference in Cincinnati, plus a Pittsburgh fire and delegate counts for national conventions.
A London dispatch reports Hop Willan d Gladstone re-elected for Made Lothian without opposition. Madre telegram notes King Alfonso signs decree to lay a telegraph cable between Cuba and Jamaica. Porto Rico budget seeks to abolish the 9 per cent bounty on imported direct goods to cut import duties by 9 per cent. Havaca dispatch cites the Galette publishing abolition of slavery in Cuba with 108 regulatory articles, issued by the Governor General and Council of Administration, awaiting home government approval.
A famous living physician known as a great man has developed a harm free remedy for various pains. Improved versions followed and the Safe Ner vine powder is manufactured only by H. H. War antedae.
In Greenville New York lives Julia Still a solitary woman who has never married and supports herself with income from undisclosed funds. She owns a small house with no fire stove or fireplace and subsists by begging from nearby families while avoiding taxes and visitors, having lived this way for seven years. She once worked among neighbors before retreating to a secluded life and has refused assistance or public scrutiny.
A fatherly voice warns a son to seek modest, lasting pleasures over risky outings. He cites a sixty-five cent June Cascade picnic as a memory that warms the heart, while reckless reveling brings regret, headaches, and clouded memories. The lesson: temperate joys endure. costly indulgence harms more than it helps.
The latest Prussian ordinance fixes the first doctor visit at two marks and each subsequent visit at one mark. If several family members are treated together, second and later patients pay half. For multiple physicians, the first consultation earns five marks and three marks for each later such consultation. Travel to the patient's residence adds one and a half marks for the physician. Chloroform fees are noted but not fully shown.
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