05 Apr 1889
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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1889
Page
1
The St Louis Globe Democrat reports metals far surpass gold in price, listing barium at 875 a pound and gallium at 162 times gold, with indium and tantalum among expensive items. It notes aluminum may undercut steel later and highlights the danger of exaggerated wealth from rare metals.
In the Tennessee state senate chamber, Senator Pryor Carter of Macon county and Mrs. Cordelia Jordan of Nashville were united in marriage before both houses. Governor K L Taylor performed the ceremony the first time a governor has solemnized a marriage in Tennessee. The legislature had passed a bill allowing the governor and speakers to perform the ceremony. A silver service was presented to the couple as the senator stands six feet eight inches, 66 years old, a leading backwoods figure, while the bride is younger and well known locally.
Patients with lung troubles praise Dr King s New Discovery for Consumption curing consumptive illnesses. Morris of Newark Arkansas and Iddlewart of Decatur Ohio credit the medicine with recovery after doctors deemed them incurable. Free sample bottles offered at N M White City Drug Store.
Electric Bitters widely praised as a pure medicine that cures liver and kidney diseases helps clear pimples boils and salt rheum removes malaria and guards against fevers improves digestion and headache relief with a money back guarantee priced at 50 cents to $1.00 per bottle at N M White's City Drug Store.
Clerks of the appropriation committee report a compiled statement of fiscal year 1890 totals across departments including Agriculture Army Diplomatic and Consular District of Columbia Fortifications Indians Legislative and Judicial Military Navy Pensions Post Office Sundry Civil Deficiencies and Miscellaneous with a grand sum of permanent appropriations. The record also lists total appropriations by Congress from the Forty-third to the Fiftieth with figures ranging from the hundreds of millions to near eight hundred million dollars.
The Helena election featured a mayoral contest between Democrat Jacob Loeb and incumbent Republican Joo Fuller, with Fuller winning by a small majority among 2,561 votes. The Republican slate swept most alderman seats, while a separate incident reports Governor Wilson threatening Charles Town editor Rebel. A South Carolina item notes Gamille Piesetto eloping with Wine McCarthy, later marrying and reconciling with reformed religious ties, causing notable community reaction.
John E. Hudson elected president of Bell Telephone Company. Missionaries in Nyanza and Niagara reported safe. Charles Sidney Hurd dies by suicide. John Bright's eldest son to contest his seat. Claribel steamship arrives in New York from May 11. Ongoing fighting with no results known. Sir Julian Pauncefoot to sail for New York April 13. Eiffel Tower opened with Premier Tirard speaking. New Zealand lends steamship Finemoa to Admiral Kimberly after Samoa losses. French Deputies urge press-slander bill. British Navy expansion proposals approved. Rhode Island governor results show Ladd ahead but Davis wins plurality. Evangelical Alliance seeks Queen's intercession over Jesuit matter. Winnipeg reports tar and feather incident. Changes in New York treasurer offices prompt large money counting. A stranded whale near Chelsea estimated 3000-4000 pounds. General Boulanger manifesto seeks trial by magistrates or jury. Betty Shea found murdered in Louisville with pregnancy detected. Pago Pago naval station unlikely before Berlin conference ends. Congress funds for station set aside.
The piece cites the proverb about small losses leading to bigger harm and promotes Dr. Acker's English Remedy for consumption as a remedy for early signs of pneumonia and consumption.
Mothers Mead offers refunds if California King of Cough Cures fails to relieve coughs croup whooping cough throat and lung troubles after a trial. California Cat R Cure touted for head catarrh. remedies sold in sets of three for three dollars.
A testimonial from Walter N Wallace of Washington New Mexico praises Dr Acker's English Remedy for Consumption. He credits prompt use at first cough with saving his life and urges others to take the remedy at the onset of coughs and consumption symptoms.
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