Radway's Ready Relief and Resolvent advertised cures
An extensive Radway's medical ad touts Ready Relief for instant pain relief from diverse ailments including rheumatic, stomach, lung, and nerve pain. It urges carrying the remedy while touring, claims fever and ague cures, and promotes Sarsaparillian Resolvent for blood purification and chronic diseases with a testimonial of a twelve year ovarian tumor cured.
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Radway
Bevery
Mass
Hannail P
Enapp
Prostate and kidney relief claim from Cincinnati user
A Cincinnati resident, age 73, reports severe urinary and prostate troubles improved within three days after using Sarsaparilla Resolvent Ready Relief and Regulating Pills. He says doctors doubted a cure but notes rapid relief and renewed health after trying the advertised remedies.
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Cincinnati
United States
New York
Rapway
See
Saturday Evening Post
C. W. James
Dr Radway’s Pills Cure Digestive Disorders Revealed
An advertisement for Radway and Co. purporting a vegetable remedy for constipation indigestion biliousness and other internal viscera disorders. It promises cleansing strengthening and regulation with no mercury and urges readers to send a letter stamp to New York for more information and a large promised return.
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Way
Radway & CO
Arren Street
New York
Lytbstulpé&Ly
Defense Display in Babcock Case Highlights Dispatch Debates
Special Dispatch to the Cincinnati Gazette reports Mr. Williams opening the defense arguing Babcock was coerced by McDonald and Joyce and that letters and money did not reach Babcock. The Sylph dispatch and related telegrams are analyzed, with testimony about Hogue's bribery ring and the post office letters. Evidence aims to show the case targets Babcock while proving others profited from the scheme.
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St. Louis
Williams
Babcock
McDonald
Joyce
Grimes
Hogue
Potter
Storrs
Geo. W. Fishback
The
Democrat
Washington
Fishback
Bristow
Everest
Wright
Sherman
Pierrepont
W. T. Sherman
San Francisco
Black
Bere Refi
Rogers
Douglass
Brooks
Hiss
Willians
York
Beach
Sere
Grant
Tutton
McRae
Pomguere
Secretary of the Treasury
Baltimore
Gen. Babcock
Mr. Brooks
Bingham Bros
Bingham
Cincinnati
Xeoia
Ohio
Indianapolis
Ind
Portsmouth
Powell
New Castle
Evansville
New York
Xenia
Joan T. Hocoer
G. B. Bingham
T. H
Terre Haute
Ely & Company
Ely & Co
Hendricks
Albert G. Porter
Gordon
Williams Defends Babcock in Open Court at St Louis
Ex Attorney General Williams opens the defense for Gen Babcock as the Circuit Court session begins. He questions government evidence, defends Babcock’s character and career from West Point through Federal service, praising his honor and loyalty while critiquing witnesses and the case’s provable facts.
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Babcock
A. A. Humphreys
Engineer Corps
United States Army
Gen. Babcock
Department of Public Buildings
Washington
Capitol
Treasury Department
David W.mabon
Treasury of the United States
Jas. G. Berrett
Babcuck
N. P. Backs
Congress
Massachusetts
G. B. Bingham
Senet
St. Louis
Tuttee
Philadelphia
Powell
Sewell
Boston
Indiana
Chicago
Evea
Secret Service of the Treasury
United States Circuit Court
Williams
Ring
Joyce
McDonald
Gen. Williams
West Point
Ninth Army Corps
Gran
Labcock
Postponement of Six Million Bill Dominates Ohio Rail Debates
In Columbus February reports show the Southern Railroad bill facing delay as the House committee postpones consideration to next Tuesday. Key Cincinnati figures like James Fitzgerald John Connolly and Samuel Miller clash over the loan and route with Miller attacking financial viability while others insist the road secures regional commerce. The State Board of Agriculture finished its fair planning and other local notices follow, including legal actions and election tidbits.
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Columbus
anti-Southern Railroad
James W. Fitzgerald
John Connolly
Samuel Miller
James
John
Samuel
House Committee On Municipal Corporations
Cincinnati
Miller
Keck
Schwill
A. White
Fallis
Taft
Hodge
Ohio
Fitzgerald
Connolly
Assembly
Greene
J.B. Sprage Ranee
L. B. Wing
B. W. Carlisle
J. B. Jamison
D. L. Pope
Leo. Weltz
KR. C. Thompson
Warder
S. Harmount
Carlisle
Thompson
Wing
Jamison
Cititizens
Pugh
Marie la Monde
Col. Mason
Judge Pugh
Leonard Phelps
Homer Phelps
Westerville
House of Representatives
Toledo
Cleveland
Newbury Asylum
Lucas County
Great Central Asylum
Nichols
Oglevee
Clarke
General Assembly
Ohw
Thatinal
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Pekin
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Alex. P. Tutten
Internal Revenue
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New Jersey
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Maryland
District of Columbia
Commissioner Douglass
Broadhend
Mr. Douglass
Arlington
Executive Mansion
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Patoka
Gibson House
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New Orleans
Joan T. Hogue
Snyone
Bixby
Bixsy
Xena, U
Byron Bingham
Frrexp Bixrouamm
Barton
Gibson Hones
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Muskingum County
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Westmoreland County
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Holland
America
Hoosier State
Decatur County
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State Senate
William
United States Senate
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Ripley
Abram
Col
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Baker, Horde & Hendricks
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Alexander Thomson
Court of Common Pleas
Pittsburg
Mr. Hendricks
Shelbyville
County Seminary
Hanover College
Thomas Jefferson
Monticello
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