27 May 1876
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Gazette
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1876
Page
1
A 1875 testimonial from Ann Arbor, Michigan, asserts ten years of ovarian and bowel tumor relief with Radway remedies. L 8 Lerch, a local druggist, confirms the certificate signed by Mrs Bibbins and names Benj. D. Cocker and others as endorsers, stating the facts are undoubtably correct.
Dr Radway and Co advertise a blood purifier claiming to cure chronic diseases including scrofula syphilitic complaints and lung liver kidney and skin disorders with a price of 31 per bottle. Sold by druggists at 32 Warren Street New York.
A claim promising rapid relief from severe ailments including rheumatic, infirm, nervous and neuralgic distress. Text targets bedridden, crippled, and prostrated individuals, asserting quick relief no matter how violent the pain.
Radway's Ready Relief is advertised to ease inflammation of kidneys bladder bowels mumps lung congestion sore throat and other ailments. Twenty drops in water claim to cure cramps spasms sour stomach heartburn dysentery colic wind bowels and internal pains. Travelers urged to carry a bottle and use in water to detect sickness or pains.
Advertisement claims Radway's Ready Relief cures fevers and ague and other illnesses sold by druggists for fifty cents. The copy mentions Bet There is not a runeit Princeandena and suggests the product aids fever symptoms.
Advertises Radway's Pills as a pure vegetable cure for bowel and digestive disorders including constipation dyspepsia biliousness and inflamed bowels. Claims a positive cure with no mercury or minerals, price 25 cents per box, mailed information from Radway & Co New York.
Washington dispatch summarizes impeachment tensions over Speaker Kerr and the Senate's jurisdiction. It notes Green and Harvey testimony on Kerr influence, Robeson’s forthcoming defense, and Carpenter-Cattell documents while, in Kentucky, Bristow disputed Bristow’s Lexington claims. It also reports on Creswell's postmaster general testimony and Black Hills troop relief and Blaine investigation twists.
Paris reports summarize the Berlin Conference note on Turkey and the insurgents. The plan calls for a two month armistice, protecting Christian houses and churches, relief funded by a joint commission, Turkish troop withdrawal from all but six forts, and continued reform oversight by joint consuls. If the armistice fails, stronger measures may follow. London dispatch says Porte may reject the note and mobilize reserves. A Vienna note says identical instructions were sent to London to offer Derby tweaks, with a possible European Conference to settle the matter.
Rumors swirl as Bulgaria sees insurrection across 118 villages totaling about 100000 people with fires and alleged massacres. Berlin notes Herzegovinian leaders vow to fight until independence, while borders and armistice preliminaries shape the Turkish conflict. Separately, U.S. Senate approves Seligman Brothers as Navy agents. shipwrecks, assassinations, and crimes ripple through Kingston to Shreveport. Medlicott silk mill collapse looms amid company failures and possible European travel by owner.
In Londox on May 26 the Duchess of Devonshire portrait by Gainsborough, bought for $52,500, was cut from its frame and stolen. A $5,000 reward was offered for the thief's capture.
A dispatched Alexandria rumor claims Abyssinian forces broke Egyptian lines. Paris reports Les de L Homme reissued. Rome says legations in Rome will become embassies. Vienna notes Field Marshal Von John died. Rome also records a rejection of the le Convention by Parliament. Bank of France cuts discount rate to 3 percent as specie rises by 15.4 million francs in a week.
Indianapolis May 26 The Republicans opened the campaign with a reception for ex Minister Orth candidate for Governor at the pandersy of Mic He was introduced by ex Gov er and followed by Gen Browne and other speakers Lafayette May 26 Citizens of Lafayette irrespective of party tender a public reception at the Opera house tomorrow night to ex Minister Orth
In Parapeipata on May 26 Sexton beat Joe Dion 300 to 144 and issued a $5,000 world challenge. He proposed the match be played in England America Belgium or anywhere except France.
Chicago May 26 three herds of short horns sold at Dexter Pay. The Woodlawn herd belonging to Wm B Dodge Waukegan IL 52 head brought 19065 average 360. The Mc Park herd owned by W M Smith Lexington Ill 37 head sold for 10905 average 297. Home Park herd owned by Nelson Jones Towanda Ill 27 head sold for...
The Brattleboro auctions featured several notable bids including the 7th Lady Sale to Bailey & Goodspeed of Baldwin Wisconsin for $18,000, the 9th Lady Sale to thee for $1,500, Imperial Maid of Honor to 8.W. Jacobs of West Liberty Iowa for $1,525, Imperial Nectar to the same for $1,000, and Vista to Wm. Thomson & Sons of Thomson's Station Kentucky for $1,050.
Indianapolis, May 26. The Evansville Journal reports that Mr. Orth’s Venezuela claims are said to be unsatisfactory and fraudulent. The Indianapolis Journal cites broad government backing including Seward Washburn and congressional approvals, plus Grant messages and cabinet action, as proof the claims are supported. Orth’s sworn congressional testimony is not yet published but will be printed within a week.
New York May 26 representatives of the Pennsylvania Erie and New York Central Railways issued a joint order prohibiting any contracts rebates or deviations from tariff rates on western bound freight and barring interference with other lines shippers. Also, the National Democratic Convention transportation committee reports half fare rates for delegates from over 100 railways and Centennial or mileage-based schemes for others. Samuel Sloan reportedly named as successor to Joy as president of the Michigan Central.
Private advices from Nes confirm that Col Storrs squad led by Lincoln was attacked by Indians near Custer City days ago. Of twenty two men, eleven were killed, including sons of wealthy Cincinnati families who joined for recreation. The remnant is due here in a few days. the report seems well founded.
Philadelphia reports on the Great Exhibition with emphasis on the Home Department, the State Building’s opening, and a long roster of judges from America and abroad. The piece notes prize money, judge procedures, and the vast American exhibit, highlighting the nation’s industrious display amid imperial pageantry and diplomatic ties.
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