Rabical Core For Catarral Plaster Endorsed By Henry Wells
A letter from Henry Wells of Aurora New York dated June 1876 extols SANPOROs Rabical Core for catarrh and various ailments. Wells reports long standing liver issues and age over 70 yet notes marked relief after use, urging distribution along the Pacific coast. The advertisement claims the plaster treats local pains lameness nervous disorders paralysis and many organ afflictions with cures where other remedies failed.
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Brigham Young photo cited as possible offense in Indiana case
In Columbus Indiana a civil rights case arises over a Grand Hotel denial to a colored troupe after a contract with the agent. The hotel’s receiver faces criminal charges tied to the denial. The Indianapolis Herald and Cincinnati Gazette note Brigham Young’s death and a railroad strikers’ discharge, while Green coxs and peaches are credited for Brigham’s imagined departure.
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Indiana Railroads Tax Values Across State Counties
Sixty one railroads operate in Indiana with 3986.60 miles main track and 553.68 miles side track. Main track value taxed at 28 474 626 dollars, side track 2 140 700, rolling stock 8 845 437, total 39 515 609 dollars. County miles avg 49.13. Bartholomew 46.87, below average, total line value 353 786 dollars, 74 791 below county average 429 517. Laporte leads with 190.64 miles, Dubois lowest 1.30 miles among counties with any. Seven counties Brown Crawford Harrison Ohio Perry Pike and Switzerland have no railroads. The old settlers should take a day. The town was full of people on Saturday last.
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Three Workers Buried in Courthouse Yard Excavation
An accident Friday before noon in the courthouse yard trenching left three men buried to the neck under earth after the east wall bracing failed. Nicholas Redman suffered a bad injury from brace timber blows, Loyd White and James Q Osborn were only slightly hurt. All were rescued promptly as construction proceeds for courthouse heating apparatus.
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Columbus Echoes of Youth and Family Strife in Odd Ballads
A lively column blends comic romance between Bell Colby Mealy Boyles and their beaux with whimsical misadventures. It follows Lenny and Henry in a playful, quarrel softened by affection, cites schoolyard scenes, a sobering tale of a sibling’s hardship, and local notices on a fair, enrollment, and a Florida letter from S.S. Cheney.
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Emigration notes on White County Arkansas trip
A reporter recounts travel near White County Arkansas visiting Bradford and Searcy, noting health drawbacks of the land, friendly residents, and low living costs. Describes springs at Searcy as curative, claims future visits to Paris Texas, and remarks on local attitudes toward northern emigrants. Mentions Judge Foster and Kellum House and includes scattered anecdotes and oblique social commentary.
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Gen Terry to pursue Sitting Bull if needed in Canada
Washington dispatches say General Terry will depart for St Paul then await a telegram to begin his mission toward Sitting Bull. Instructions from the War and Interior departments keep him ready, and he will not request extradition. The aim is peaceable surrender or removal to Canadian interior if necessary. Death notices and odd notes follow.
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