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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1900
Page
8
A humorous comparison ends with Peruna promoted as the universal remedy for Catarrh all over the body. The ad claims water douses any fire and Peruna restores the body's mucous membranes, curing Catarrh and related ailments across organs. It portrays Catarrh as a universal disease and Peruna as the sole true cure.
Numerous names from Attica and surrounding towns are listed visiting, traveling, or staying in the city. Arrivals from Indianapolis Crawfordsville Veedersburg Danville Logansport and Kansas City are noted along with brief health and family updates.
Nancy A. Burnside born March 31 1821 in Home district Whitchurch near Toronto Canada moved to Armiesburg Parke County Indiana in 1823. She married John Burnside February 23 1852 and spent 48 years on the Fountain County home farm. Surviving are A P Burnside Anna M Phelps and Ora B Randolph along with her husband aged 80. She was a devout Baptist and devoted Christ follower who aided church efforts and practiced quiet charity.
Nancy A. Burnside dies on Tuesday morning March 6 1900 at 6 30 am aged 78 years 11 months and 5 days. A bereaved community and circle of friends mourn with relatives over the death of Nancy A. Burnside. Also report notes on Fred McConnell absconding cashier of the Bank of Ambia arrested in Minneapolis and to appear in court.
The Attica Invincibles led by G. McDermond and Farlow faced the Coy ington Tigers with Eiderman and Hawkins in a three game match at Slattery bowling alley. Scores were Invincibles 668 669 725 and Tigers 743 707 648 in a well attended event. The crowd welcomed a special Wabash train carrying about forty Attica supporters.
Archbishop John Hennessy, long a leading figure in American Catholic education, died peacefully Sunday afternoon in Dubuque surrounded by relatives and clergy. Born in County Limerick in 1625, he helped expand the Iowa church from a few hundred to 250000 members and founded a major seminary. An obituary notes his famed oratory and dedication to parochial schools.
The Shanghai police mourn the death of Nigger, a 25-year-old canine veteran who served 11 years with the force. Described as a silent but sharp detective, he aided arrests, chased a fugitive for two miles, and helped officers locate a criminal in a night duty rescue. His funeral was attended by six constables and a sergeant.
The angler fish is a remarkable sea creature with a wood colored body and a projecting fin over its mouth that triggers a convulsive closing of the jaws when touched. Its mouth can reach a width of a foot, and its teeth form long rows. it swallows nearly any object that touches its warning fin, sometimes even prey larger than itself.
An undertaker claims millions of dollars in valuables are buried with the dead in cemeteries. He cites cases of wedding rings and rich jewels left with bodies, and a wealthy man who willed his prizes and trophies to be placed in his grave.
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