Crowds Gather for Home and Embury Visit in Dayton
Crowds of 1700 attend the Home at 10 o clock with 200 country teams and five rail excursions. Governor Allen leaves Dayton for the Home at 11. Knights Templar band to serenade him at Beckel House. Embury Park excursion day brings 600 travelers from Galion and nearby towns. Embury operates with day and night services, while Home veterans are reviewed for discharge readiness. Dayton buzzes as officials and citizens welcome the governor and mark a busy civic moment.
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Embury
Tissus
Dayton
Knights Templar
Beckel House
Ohio
Beckel
Phillips
Beckelies
Thiete
Plymouth
Tilton
Brooklyn
Mr. Beecher
J. W. Forbus
Samuel Scott
J. W. Gunn
J. W. Hopkins
George W. Hoglen
William Webster
David
Galion
Troy
Piqua
Embury Park
Pittsburg
Allen
Live Stock Statistics for Ohio in 1874
A special dispatch to the Daily Times presents a tabular summary of Ohio stock for 1874 compared to 1873. The 1873 totals include 185,351 cattle 23,738 mules and 83,088,313 hogs while 1874 shows 729,303 horses 1,673,864 cattle 25,345 miles 4,593,968 sheep and 1,915,220 hogs.
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Courways
Daily Times
Ohio
Tilton Begs to See Mrs Tilton Beech er Walks Trees with Hits
Plymouth Church investigation reports Tilton calling at his house three times seeking access to his wife. Witnesses state Tilton claimed his power over his wife compels her to see him, amid concerns raised by Beech er and others.
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Tilton
Fire destroys farm home. wife and child killed near Yankton
A deadly blaze thirteen miles from here on Tuesday burned the farm home of Bhatinguen. He was away when the fire killed his wife and one child, both buried in the ruins. A second body was later recovered in the debris. Firefighters recovered two more remains in the collapsed structure.
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D. T
Tirteen
Bhatinguen
Wrecked Steamer Gussemais Reported Near New York
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a steamer wreck near New York with unclear details. The brief mentions a mail steamship and lifeboat actions, but the exact fate and participants remain unreadable in the source segment.
Bloodless tirade targets Black men in vows and violence
A garbled Nashville speech from a county clerk denounces interracial marriage and warns against Black men pursuing white women. The text condemns social mixing, threatens violence, and frames protection of white women as a public safety issue, reflecting virulent racial fear and white supremacy rhetoric in a historical context.
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Nashville
Keburg
Menber
Davidson County
Viledt
Be mod Sereeanenes tie and election rumor notes
A garbled report references a 12 o clock gathering, mentions Mr John Weaver as a proprietor, and notes discussions on whisky drinkers and elections. It cites a drunken case, a Ruddes Garden concert, and a controversial water issue with claims of poison in water versus malt and spirits being safer.
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Howe
John Weaver
Hall
Start of Covington to play Holt at Athens
Fragmented note details a political race with John C. Schroll as a candidate for Circuit Court Clerk and efforts by Kanawha citizens. mentions schooling, committee activity, a four mile out of town plan, Catholic schools picnics, and a musical program with Waltzes and selections. overall unclear but centers on local civic events and candidate efforts.
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John C. Schroll
Kanawha Seewiy
Alex
Baker
Conservative Nomination and Judge Chase Estate Details
Special dispatch from Washington reports the late Chief Justice Chase estate settling slowly due to executor delays. The estate will total about 105000 dollars after all debits, with 100 shares in the Pennsylvania Avenue street railway sold to creditors. Debts include 20000 dollars to J Cooke and Co and 5000 dollars to Mrs Hoyt. In Virginia, Governor Walker wins the Conservative nomination for Congress in Richmond by a large majority.
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Daily Times
Wasuixotox
D. C
Tuatice Chase
Pennsylvania Avenue Street Railway
J. Cooke & Co
Hoyt
Chase
Walker
Richmond
Virginia
Western Associated Press Chief Clerk Appointed
A. I. Holt of Illinois has been named Chief Clerk of the Internal Revenue office. He has previously served as head of the baby? Appa division and as a civil service officer.
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Peres Col
A. Il. Holt
Iineis
Internal Revenue Office
Babii Appa
Pee
Marders on Arkansas River killings report Arkansas case
Two white men Oldham and Ellmore quarreled at the Hanger Place, Oldham knocked Ellmore down, got a navy six, returned and shot Ellmore three times in the body and once in the head, killing him instantly and escaping. On the same day Charles I Howard of Arkadelphia was brut ally assaulted and shot at his business by the City Marshal after being refused a drink on credit. Howard may recover.
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Daily Times
Mournmis
Texas
Oldham
Ellmore
Hanger Place
Arkansas River
Elmore
Charles I. Howard
Arkadelphia
Howard
Louisville Visitors Arrival Prompts Merchant Banquet
A Texas and Louisiana merchants delegation arrived in Louisville on July 30 and will be entertained with a banquet at the Louisville Hotel this afternoon. They will tour the city before departing in the evening.
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Daily Times
Louisrus
Texas
Louisiana
Louisville
Norrow
Dad
Tome
Saratoga Races Open With Notable Crowds and Bets
The Saratoga meeting opened July 3 with twelve starters in the first race won by Willie Burke over Lizzie II and Kingbolt. Pools reached $1260 on Katy Pease and $560 on Preakness with Springbokie, Wanderer, and Katie Pease among top contenders. The Saratoga Cup, two and a quarter miles, was taken by Springbokie, with Katie Pease second and Wanderer third. betting tallies showed heavy wagering across pools. The detialed third race, a selling event for all ages, saw Galway triumph over Abdel Kader and Woodbine, in 3 17 time.
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Saratoga
Geoph Thee
Wee Ieee
Hisk
James A. King
Celt Chepeate
Demihtes
Londo
Vilas Ristides
Lizzie R
Caroline
Willie "Burke
Lizzie Itt
Kingbolt
Dizsie
Springbokie
Katie
Pease
Thiee
Katie Pease
Hell Ock
Hell Ock, ‘Who Won By Over Reness
Wanderer
McDeniel
Spio
Katy Pease
Preakness
Springbok
Ed Im
Katy
Springbox
Woodbine
Bolus
Abdel Kader
Galway
Abdel Kailer
Cleveland Track Card Notes Eleven Entrants In First Race
In a crowded program at Cleveland, the day features multiple races with Moe as first choice in the peel s. Nashville and other entries show varied odds in early events. Membrino Gift and Fred Hooper are top contenders in the twenty sixth race. Speadshrift leads the final sprint while Porteonuard Tom A and Citanger challenge.
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Tan Fagesha Hana Igha
Bryce Arr
Ae Ey Ork
Moe
Ud Nashville
Variout Cuealvudiches
Membrino Gift
Fred. Hooper
Rumored Charlie Ross Seen in Reading Link to Insurance Case
Reports from Reading claim Charlie Ross involved in a mystery linked to People’s Fire Insurance Company. State officials have ordered legal steps to close the company and notify other states’ insurance authorities.
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Charlie
People's Insurance Company
Philadelphia
Eseers
Bird Peeeeee
Charlie Ross
People's Fire Insurance Com
K. M
Maneguanent Com
Aitsenes Geon
Cod
Prigdle
Cee
Fed Ee Mg
The Goodwood Cup Result Attracts Doncaster Wins
The Goodwood cup today saw Doncaster take first place with Kaiser finishing second and Mise toe third. Six horses started in the race.
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Goodwood
Doncaster
Kaiser
Mise Toe
River Traffic Report From New Orleans Barges and Cargo
New Orleans July 3 involved barges with departed eBilver John F Tolgy and Mary Alice and arrivals Tom Jis per Carrie V Kounty. River levels show 6 feet 3 inches in canal and 4 feet 5 inches in falls with clear weather and 82 Mercury. One barge loaded with Parker freight present. Nashville tlt carried 130 bales cotton 111 bales rags 20 tons scrap iron and tow to Ran a Theon on last night. Elia sails to Cincinnati Saturday.
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New Orleans
eBilver
John F.cTolgy
Mary Alice
Tom Jisper
Carrie V. Kounty
Lorisyuir
Mercury
Parker
Mewiitis
Nashville Tlt
Rana Theon
Elia
Cincinnati
Grain and market reports from July 30 mixed prices
Markets at reverce and New York show wheat firmer in some areas and corn unsettled. Prices for pork, lard, and bacon vary with firming lean and hefty notes in New Orleans and New Orleans style markets. Readings include flour, oats, rye, barley, and various bottled commodities with widespread price movement and receipts tallied.
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Detroit
Mica
Lotis
Vidal
Louis
Jane
Hale
New York
Cemberland
R. M
Niger
Ee Ashe
Rein Menke
NEW York Grocery Report
Rales Yesterdeys
Prine
Demerara
Local Matters Report From Eden Park Court
The deer birth at Eden Park last night is noted. David Scott was convicted before Judge Marchant this morning of stealing a coat from David Toles and sent to the Workhouse for two months. In Police Court Henry Eckert Volksblatt clerk faced embezzlement charges but the case was dismissed due to no prosecuting witness. Water Works Trustees met, passing a few bills and considering water pipe extension applications, with no other major business transacted.
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Eden Park
David Scott
Marchant
David Toles
Henry Eckert
Volksblatt
Prom the Enquirer
Noa
Billy Tetell
Smoot
Lexington
Mary Francis Convicted in Police Court Disorderly Conduct Case
Mary Francis nicknamed the terror of Communistsville was found guilty of disorderly conduct by a jury in Police Court. Judge Marchant sentenced her to 1 to 30 days in jail and a fine up to 50 plus costs.
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Mary Francis
Communistsville
Marchant
Martin Crane Convicted of Assault Before Judge Marchant
Martin Crane was convicted this morning of assault and battery on a deputy officer. The sentence imposed was three months’ imprisonment in the Workhouse. Officer Holland testified to the incident, which occurred last December.
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Martin Crane
Jacdige Marchant
Officres Holland
City Manual for Ysra25 Pocket Edition
The City Manual for Ysra25 outlines information on the Boards of Aldermen and Councilmen, city officers, and various boards. It is described as a neatly printed red morocco pocket piece on tinted paper, a gem of neatness for reference.
Printing contracts bid for state work opened in Columbus
Special Dispatch reports bids for state printing opened from Painesville Springfield Cleveland and Columbus. Prices are well below the current contract. No award yet but indications point to two contracts for Paul and Thrall and three for J W Batterfield of Columbus. Nevins and Meyers, longtime state printers, may receive one contract.
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Colvillus
O. Daly
Painesville
Springfield
Ipveland
Columbus
Ohe
Paul & Thrall
J. W. Batterfield
Nevins & Meyers
Removed Failure of a Large Metal House Call for Six Per Cent Bond
New York reports indicate a major metal house may fail to meet payments and suspend operations. Fear of widespread impact on smaller firms grows as details hint at a 6 percent bond issue and a Treasury cease for 90 days. The syndicate provides the latest information amid volatile market rumors.
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New York
Bates
Treasury
Radway
Reed
Warren
Church Street
Governor Allen Addresses Large Dayton Meeting
A chaotic OCR fragment reports Governor Allen speaking at a Dayton assembly with about nine thousand attendees. The text is garbled but implies a Friday forenoon event with crowd reaction and references to Seisa Tellcns Columbus and aGovernor Dayton context.
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Bishop
Allen
Gov Ph
Quay
Get
Vikita
Columbus
Dayton
Unclear OCR item on committee call and place names
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a committee call in a mountain area with various place names and a reference to Louis and iron. The readable portions are insufficient to identify people, organizations, or a clear event.
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York
Countier
the. St. A. Trou
of Louis and Iron Pa
Postmaster Commissions Sent for President's Term
Between fifty and sixty postmaster commissions were issued this morning in Long Branch for the President’s term, with WANHENGTON, D.C. as the issuing location and date July 30.
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Wanhengton
D.C
Long Branch
Child Identified as Not Charlie Ross Found with Gypsies
A report states the child in the gypsy group is not Charlie Ross. Hamres, Pa. confirms the finding and notes the original missing boy identification is incorrect.
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Hamrres
Charlie Ross
Monongahela River Freight Update and Barge Departures
The Monongahela river stood at 7 feet 4 inches with a falling level of 10 feet 4 inches later in Browneville. Coal shipments moved to multiple destinations including Cincinnati St Louis and Seceens as barges Esperanza Fearless and others prepared to depart.
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Wing
Cincinnati
Coal City
Rela Ogy Stone
Joe Walton
Nellie W
Lion
St. Louis
John Gilmore
Esperanza
Seceens
Seale
Browne Ville
Wheat and crude markets in steady to weak tone
Ada tGenual Markets report wheat steady with mixed futures and steady cargo shipments. Oil market in Pittsbraw and Titusville quiet with weaker pricing. A Manhattan post office robbery, a fatal Indian attack near Fort Fetterman, and a rail collision near Guixoute, Canada are noted amid broader regional market updates and local events.
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Daily Times
Pittsncra
Parker’ S
United
Oi Cie
Titusville
Peeneety
Baseball Score Report Uniontown vs New Base Ball Club
The score shows Uniontown defeating New Base Ball Club 5 to 4 after a game played Wednesday on the Newtown grounds. Umpire J B Haythorn and scorer Johan Lemea were noted in the brief summary.
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Uniontown
Newn
Todi
Burglary Suspect Arrested After Jail Break
A man named Charles was arrested in Clermont County Ohio for a Loveland burglary. He escaped Monday night and returned to Cincinnati. Officers Mead and White re-arrested him yesterday and locked him in the Ninth Street Station to await transfer.
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Via
Clermont
County
Ohio
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Citeinvati
Mead and White
Ninth Street
Jury Demanded in Dis orderly House Case at Police Court
At the Police Court session Mr G C Petzseh proprietor of Inwood Park faced charges of keeping a dis orderly house and permitting a nuisance and demanded a trial by jury with the case set for tomorrow. John Steifel faced a nuisance charge for a bone boiling establishment on Broome Street and also demanded a jury with the case continued until August 5.
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Inwood Park
John Steifel
Broome Street
Boy Detained With Gypsies In Hamburg Case Traced By Train
Philadelphia reports a small boy detained with Gypsies in Hamburg, as authorities pursue the arrival of a man named Row who departed with an officer on a special train to determine if the child is his.
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Beaver
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Flora
Sves
Ale
Harrison Turnpite
Boas
Alec
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Thecien Et ¢ Sharon Improvement Company
West Third Street
Militia Returns to Fort Dodge after Comanche Skirmish
The Republican notes Hennahan's militia company released from New Town Kansas returned to Fort Dodge on Tuesday. They killed nine Comanche at the Canadian Jilvar where white scalps were found on the dead.
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Newton
Kansas
Hennahan
Fort Dodge
Work-house Sentences Pass Daily Judge’s Rulings
Judge Marcpant sentences several individuals for disorderly conduct and related offenses in a morning session. Lizzie Rogers Carrie Thompson and John Maloney receive 30 days each. Thos Oliver Francis Abne Tate 30 days. Richard Smith Prennie Long erness 3 months each. Mary Flee Vene Fred Wilson and Connelly dis orderly Cadean s receive varied terms. Mike Connelly 5 days for drunkenness. Terr Cunningham 00 days. Peter Schadertauser 10 days for disorderly conduct.
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Lizzie Rogers
Carrie Thompson
John Maloney
Thos
Oliver
Francis
Terr
Cunningham
Peter Schadertauser
Desperate Attempt at Death by Self Inflicted Wound
James Hloorufield a 4 painter living near Third street and Smith Street attempted suicide by cutting his throat with a sharpened knife. Dr Clark found the jugular vein intact and judged the injuries not likely fatal. Family troubles were cited as the motive and Bloomfield’s wife recently obtained a divorce.
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Third Street
Smith Street
P Pr
Clark
Bloomfield
Speete Sales and Shipments in New York July
Government bids today include gold coin shipments and a cargo of $85,000 in silver bars. The auction covers gold coin consignments and related government shipments, with bidders and agents arranging for delivery and payment.
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Axmenante
Newark church calls Rev Forester at five thousand salary
The Church of the Redeemer in Newark reportedly sent a call to the Rev K E Forester for service, offering a salary of five thousand dollars per year.
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Church of the Redeemer
Newark
K. E. Forester
Big Saw-Mill Burned At Mar
Fire destroyed Long and Barnhill's steam saw mill at Mar in St Joux Nebraska on July 30. The blaze gutted the structure and equipment, with workers evacuating and authorities investigating the cause as flames swept through the timber yard and timber yard area.
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Neb
Long & Barnhill
Mar
Arrest of J. R. Heiman in Indianapolis
Dispatches report the arrest by Chief Wilson of J R Heiman in Indianapolis on charges as an accomplice of Lyman Cotton in various dishonest acts tied to property and railroad interests. Attorneys Macy Remagen and Daven, involved in related matters, traveled with plans to capture Heiman and Cotton. The prisoner will be brought to Pittsburgh for proceedings.
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J. R Heiman
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Cincinnati Ridge
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Pitneburg
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Ipolis
Helman
Remagen
Reminiscence or Major in Enquirer rambling tale
A fragmented reminiscence references a Major accused in a case at Barn and a released defendant Smoot facing questions from witnesses. The text mentions Lexington, Fort, and Flora as figures in a controversial scene with critics, public bets, and a spectator waving a pocket handkerchief.
Love and marriage in a Berkshire tale of Sedgwick Bleecker
A Berkshire County correspondent in Pittsclell Mass recounts a romance between Harmanus Bleecker and author Catharine Sedgwick. The piece portrays Sedgwick as a gifted writer from Albany linked by kinship to a wealthy Berkshire family, and notes the couple’s separation over her fiction. Sedgwick remains celebrated posthumously for her literary genius, while Bleecker later marries a Holland-born widow, Winter, and dedicates his life to education and benevolence after her death.
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Pittclell
Mass
Hariann~ Bleecker
Albany
Catharine Maria Sedgwick
New England
Authores
Harmanus Bleeckeer
Catharine Sedgwick
Ayene
Tien
Misa Sedgwick
Bach
Harmanus
Bleecker
Sedgwick
Aie Bleecker
Stigwell
Holland
Lees Lane
Grasshoppers Reported Spotted on Des Moines Train Route
Des Moines residents report a surge of grasshoppers moving toward the city. A mail clerk from Omaha described a locomotive blanketed with grasshoppers from Kearney to Des Moines, with samples brushed from the pilot. Farmers had seen thriving corn in the Platte Valley days earlier, then fields stripped to the stalk on return. An observer from Minturn predicted arrival within a week if winds align, prompting hopes for rain and containment.
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Christ
Omaha
Kearney
George
Platte Valley
Minturn
Paper Barrels And Inventive Staves Stir Public Interest
The Vicksburg Time reports on a novel concept of paper barrels inspiring inventors. A single stave barrel is imagined from a long log, with a continuous sheet formed into a barrel circumference and finished with hoops. The invention claims to rival ordinary barrel strength through innovative cutting and joining methods.
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Vicksburg
Horrific mine accident ends life of John McCurley
The Barnett’s mines master carpenter John McCurley died in a coal mine shaft accident last Friday. While overseeing hoisting, timber snagging tore his bonant bone from his body and jammed him in an air space, his death described in grisly terms. Center Point residents mourn a respected citizen as prairie tree planting reports note few failures among four sections along a western rail line.
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Barnett’s
McCurley
Center Point
Western Rail Company
Important Letter on Urethral Disease in 17th Century Times
A Cincinnati resident in 1670 writes about a chronic bladder and urinary ailment. He credits Dr Rotney and a patent remedy set with Sarsa parilian Resolvent Ready Relief and pills, claiming relief within three days after long suffering. The note promises a price of one dollar per bottle.
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Dasa
Philadelphia
W. James
Cincinnati
Ohio
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Radway's Ready Relief: Instant Aid for Ailments
Radway's Ready Relief promises instant aid for kidney and bladder inflammation, lung congestion, headaches, cramps, dysentery, colic, and many pains. It claims to prevent sickness from water changes, and recommends carrying a bottle while traveling.
Fever Cured by Rapwar's Brapritx Lizy Patent
Fragmentary ad claims Rapwar's Brapritx Lizy cures fever and ague and multiple fevers quickly. Mentions filty contea bottle and remedial aid by Rap war's Pitts. Source text is damaged and partly unreadable.
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Rapwar
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