Catholic Cathedral Dedication and Other National News
Reports from New York note the dedication of the new Catholic Cathedral of St. Patrick by Cardinal McCloskey with a four hour service and wide attendance. Congress faces veto timing on the appropriation bill while Hayes is asked to accept a compromise. Other items include the U.S. ship Constitution arriving from Lisbon, crop reports in Northwestern Iowa, Grant's July arrival in San Francisco, Queen Victoria's birthday celebration in Montreal, and a murder verdict in Jersey City.
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Congress
Hayes
St. Patrick
Fifth Avenue
Fiftieth Street
New York
Cardinal McCloskey
Ryan
St. Louis
Gibbons
Kean
U. S
Constitution
Lisbon
Dabuane Times
Iowa
U.S. House of Representatives
Episcopal Council of Virginia
Fall River
Mass
General Grant
San Francisco
Washington
East
Omaha
Queen Victoria
Montreal
Thirteenth
Brooklyn
Princess Louise
Smith
Henry Ward Beecher
Brooklyn Thirteenth
William Lloyd Garrison
Wren
Knox
Richmond
Young Redford
Foreign Notes and Election Updates in France Britain Berlin
Foreign notes report the death of Saissett the French Admiral and a decree pardoning 400 Communists signed by President Grevy. Mr Gabbett a Home Ruler is elected to Parliament replacing Dr Dan. The Prince of Bulgaria meets Emperor Wilhelm in Berlin. Deputies elect Senard to replace Albert Grevy as Vice President. The French Derby at Chantilly was won by Count La Grangt's chest Zat. The Thessaly battle is denied.
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Herr Frankenstein
Baron von Stauffenberg
London Times
Frivre Alexander
Battenberg
Bulgaria
Saissett
Grevy
Mr. Gabbett
Dan
Prince
Berlin
Wilbian
Bbeen Gaaeiber of Deputies
M. Senard
M. Albert Grevy
Chantilly
Paris
Count la ‘Grangt
Thessaly
Hand in the Hair and Other World Ad Scams Exposed
Three French journalists tested credulity by printing absurd ads with stamp demands. One offered a new sensation, another promised news from the better land, and the third pledged nothing yet hinted at a surprise. Stamps poured in until all were returned to charity.
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B. C
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Co ‘Ators
Ives
A Noble Undertaking Seaside House for Invalid Women
Atlantic City opened a seaside house for invalid women last year, admitting sixty one patients for one to four weeks averaging just over two weeks. Each patient paid four dollars weekly for board and medical care. Contributions, including from Thomas H Powers, aided improvements and endowments. The Seaside House plans expanded facilities and aims to charge actual costs after relocation to a larger home, supported by saved receipts.
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Atlantic City
Elm Cottage
Thomas H. Powers
Powers
Jarvaline Se
Public Ledger
Smoked seed corn prevents rot and pests, says farmer
An experienced farmer notes that smoking bin seed corn in a smoke house makes it less rot prone and resistant to insects. He reports fields sown with smoked seed never required replanting, while unsmoked corn led to extensive replanting. He cites years of testing and a recent failure when smoked corn ran out.
Kidney-Wort Promises Relief and Cure Claims
An advertisement touts Kidney-Wort as a remedy for kidney and liver complaints, claiming it strengthens bowels and purifies blood. It notes patient relief and renewed vitality, citing doctors and a contemporary observer.
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Oy Drugzusis
Variety column snippets spark scattered jests and anecdotes
A mixed digest from the Syracuse Times and other papers offers quips on civilization kindness and humor. Items reference Stendenville Herald quotes, Mrs Hale author of Mary Had a Little Lamb, Dr Abernethy repartee, Carolina and Pinafore debates, and oddities from reporters about rock candy to a lost ear-ring restoration in Portland.
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Stendenville Herald
Abernethy
Sarah Joseph Hale
Farewell Sickness With Kidney-Wort Remedy
A brief ad-like notice touts Kidney-Wort as a remedy to banish sickness tied to kidney or liver issues. It emphasizes relief and a healthier digestive and urinary balance.
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Chester
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Gregg
Gece & Plumley
M. W. Plumley
Carpenters and Builders
Edgmont Avenue
John Stetler
Express Messenger
Philadelphia
Supple, Lloyd & Walton
Jar's Drug
H. B. Taylor’s
D. P. Paiste
McGeoghegan’s Cigar
J. M. Stoever
Twelfth
East Fifth Street
Peper Cunningham
Philadel
Palace of Fashion
Ewing’s
Hear Depot
W. H. Colomon’s
Edgmont Ave
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Tenth Street
North Third Street
H. Graham
Third and
Concord Avenue
Chester, PA
New Bakery
Louis Watkin
Sly
Cor. Third and
Howell ST
Livery, Sale and Exchange
Fifth St
Joseph Cornog Sas
Market Arene
Edgmont Avenuve
George Bottomley
Joseph Cornog
Qamuel L. Pugh
Madison St
North Ward
Timothy
T. D. Finegan’s
Wahi-D&w
NEW Fish Market
S.J. Hurst
Crete
Johnson
Patent
Hudson, Sparks & Co
West Third Street
D.chalfant
Charter House
Media
Chester Railroad
Nehagne Ie
Ester. Media
Upland Pioneer Stage Line
Cheater Depot
Upland
NEW Lumber
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Frank K. McQollam
Reis McAvoy
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Asia
Military Academy
Col. Theo. Hyatt
Jorn
Carpenter and Builder
East Eighth Street
Sep
Oseph I Robinson
Dealte
McMahon
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Taborville
Ells
Jersey City
Jcurtain Tansleian
Syracuse Times
Hitle
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New York Herald
Hannah Moore
Quincy
Leons
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Empresa Carlotta
Carlotta
Forney
Grant
Tyne
America
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Whitehall
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Cetywayo
Sweden
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Portland
Empire
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