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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1869
Page
1
The Corydon Democrat outlines subscription prices and payment terms with advance payment required and notices for discontinuation. Advertising rates are listed per column and per insertion with minimum charges and annual discounts, plus rules for legal ads and nonresident plaintiffs.
A Cincinnati Enquirer commentary argues the Republican agenda aims to keep power and questions the income tax's fairness and necessity. It cites Horace Greeley on negro suffrage and predicts political consequences if the tax ends or continues, proposing a bond tax alternative.
An exchange paper notes that under the reunion of Old and New School Presbyterians, major Old School prohibitions fall away including marriage to a deceased wife’s sister, invalid baptism by Catholics, lay readings in prayer, and the 1865 breach with rebellious churches. The piece closes with a literary quote about a face a painter could dwell upon.
George Forbes describes his near drowning after going overboard from a scow on Lake Michigan. He recalls cramps, a burning sensation in the brain, a roaring in the ears, and a sense of floating before the water dragged him under and he briefly slept.
A Burritt piece recalls Cheshire Massachusetts figures Elder John Leland and the Jefferson cheese spectacle. A huge sixteen hundred pound dairy creation traveled three weeks by sleigh to Washington where Jefferson and officials partook. Also included is a Victorian couplet on marriage and a note of a frigid Laramie morning delaying medical treatment.
A Louisville physician testifies to a two year chills case cured in four days using Limerick Chill Cure in half doses. He notes permanent relief with no recurrences and endorses it as a safe effective remedy after twenty years of practice.
Testimony of Dr A E Geoghegan propressor of Geoghegans Hydropiper promotes Dr Limerick’s Chill Cure as a permanent remedy for chills and fever. The piece cites patient claims of lasting relief after quinine failures and notes wholesale availability and endorsements.
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