Deadlock in the House Seizes Congress
A lengthy deadlock in the House stalls progress on the Mills tariff bill with no adjournment in sight. Leaders on both sides emerge as key players while recesses occur, doors are locked to retrieve absentees, and a few representatives gain prominence as factional leaders amid calls for action and party strategy.
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Carlisle
Oates
Alabama
Breckinridge
Arkansas
McMillin
Tennessee
Reed
Maine
Jeader
Taylor
Ohio
Garfield
Congress
Sherman
House
Gray
Delaware
Justice Field
Supreme Bench
Senate
Yorktown
Lafayette Monument
Andrew Jackson
Lafayette
White House
Dakota
Montana
Washington
New Mexico
Committee On Rules
Committee On Public Lands
United States Supreme Court
H. Terry
BeBe Borate
Bey Walk
Patron Credits Warner's Safe Remedies in Letter
A reader endorses Warner's Safe Remedies citing five years of relief from tetanical and other ailments. The testimonial claims the Cure provides steady relief and that the author has recommended it to neighbors with positive reports. The note is dated January 4, 1685.
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H. HE
Warner
Warner’s Safe Cure Restores Woman’s Health After Kidney Liver Disease
A husband recalls his wife’s decade long battle with kidney and liver disease, chronic bladder catarrh, and declining health despite several doctors. After trying Warner’s Safe Cure and related Warner products, she improved markedly, gained thirty five pounds, and now is in far better health than in years.
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Legereros
Warner
Warner's Safe Cure credited for neuralgia and debility
A Cleveland Ohio reader endorses Warner's Safe Cure noting its quick toning of the system and improvement in neuralgia and general debility, promising to recommend it to others.
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Clevelad
Warner
Dyspepsia Trouble Prompts Warner’s Safe Cure Endorsement
A Brrea Ohio note from December 2 1887 reports personal relief from dyspepsia after using Warner’s Safe Cure with claims it has no equal, reflecting a testimonial style common in era advertisements.
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Brrea
Ohio
Warner
Patents Granted and Trade Marks Listed in 1888 Notice
A fragmentary 1888 patent notice lists patents and designs granted to U.S. citizens and foreign applicants, with descriptions of various items such as cash registers, machines, and labels. The text includes names of inventors and places, alongside a conversational interlude about medicines and a father’s cold.
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United States Patent Office
Howard Broad
Patenta
Oor
N. W
Washington, D. C
United States
Patonte
Patonta and
Denigna
State of
Or Wades Aldrich
Dayton
Barnhard
D. H
New Alban
H. Anderson
Narlow
Buuckbara
Springfield
Spring Seat
Maton
D. Barneaville
D - Garre
Straight
Bryan
Cincinnati
Cuttin
L. Berin
Laryaville
J. N. Nutt
Lammit
Heaton
Milton
Tokar
Kilmer Lancaster
Iaockhart
Bostoria
J. Roth
Marya
Geo. Ki Alps
Lanfred Loree
Soaphalee
Look
Mower
Donat Waldkircher
Bandasky
Pamp
Street's Secret Ends in courtroom twist
Street, a bank cashier, suspects Walter Hammond of pursuing Miss Alice Wilson. A midnight dispatch prompts Street to ride to Barville, where a dramatic courtroom scene reveals Hammond is not the criminal. Street learns a lookalike stands trial, and Hammond marries Wilson.
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Tve
Jim
Fle
Walter Hammond
Lamoresux
Mr. Street
Bank
Alice Wilson
Mr. Hammond
Wilon
Rites
Aerrin Saving Bac
Court House
Barvilles
Wilson
Warner's Base Cure touted as best family medicine
Cleveland Ohio June 15 1885 advertisement claims probate by over one hundred bottles of Warner's Base Cure as the best family medicine, stating usage began seven years ago.
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Cleveland, O
Warner
Warner's Safe Cure Touted by Boil Sufferer
A reader from Jan 1888 reports chronic boils and carbuncles for fifteen years, worsening to monthly outbreaks by 1886. After trying Warner's Safe Cure and completing four bottles, the writer notes marked improvement and satisfaction with the results.
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Garon
Wice
Warner
Roman Market Showdown Over Apples and Mortgages
In a humorous Roman tale from the New York World, Avunculus and Collis Publius clash at a busy mart over apples and a second mortgage. Collis bites the fruit, declares a deal, and the judge Loelius Stanfordius weighs in on a peculiar market dispute while apples vanish and trade plays out like a sly parody.
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Avunculus Lamecius
Collis Publius Huptlagiannus
Rome
Avunculus Samuelus de
Collis Publius
Avncenlus
Collis
Avuntulus
Loelius Stanfordius
Avunculus
New York World
Wool tariff clash and political quips from Milwaukee to Odessa
A fragmented column blends tariff debate over wool imports with sharp city and national commentary. It cites Wisconsin and Chicago tribune stances, a Columbus trial note, a St Peter dialogue, and distant Odessa Jewish expulsions, ending with a New York sub treasury count and Canadian Parliament gossip.
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Hibbard
Phelps He Bee
A. Banks
Mite Camile Moris
MR. Street's Secret
Feilisaly
Heclareh
Wool Growers Association
Wool Manufacturers’ Association
Wilwaukee
Wisconsin
Chicago Tribune
Tribune
Republican Party
Columbus
Franklin County
Canton
St. Peter's Gate
Pete
St. Peter
Albion
Supreme Court
Brethren
Cleaveland
Odessa
Austria and
Roumania
New York
Thin State
Speatker
Parliament
Parenta
Wuanteyes
Ceverl Nt
Siate
Buick
Nice
Spot Cash” Variety Store
G. F. Watson
Napoleon, Ohio
Halin’s
Worsters
Chevolt
Elaetit
Indiana
Diels
North
Pennsylvania St
Indianapolis
New Columbia
RMA
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