02 Aug 1889
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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1889
Page
1
News from the West reports forest fires across Idaho and Montana, with towns like Butte and Anaconda affected. Government officials in Idaho appeal for aid, while fires also devastate timber districts near Marshall Pass and the Boise region.
In a July 15 mining column, a Salted Mine tale from Phil Shenook's operations near Bannack is disputed. The writer disputes a sensational report claiming a shaft capped by a tunnel tapped a vein deep underground, noting the claim as exaggerated and harmful to Shenook.
Col Donahue offers private money 37000 dollars to back a Kilrain vs Peter Jackson boxing match in California within six months. He seeks to induce Kilrain to accept the bout with the African American challenger.
Mrs. Wm Harriman of New York credits prompt use of Dr Acker's English Remedy for Consumption with saving her little girl. N M White at City Drug Store confirms the treatment.
A brief notice recounts a child’s illness ending in death as the mother seeks help. It promotes Dr. Acker's English Remedy, urging readers to keep it at hand, with a city drug store attribution.
An ad asserts women lose health from colds undermining daily life. It promotes Dr. Acker's English Remedy for Consumption as an absolute cure and credits N. M. White of City Drug Store as seller.
An advertisement claims two thirds of deaths in New York City arise from consumption or pneumonia and urges Dr. Ackers English Remedy for Consumption as a life saving treatment offered by N. M. White at the City Drug Store.
A woman with advanced consumption, told incurable, reports gaining strength after using Dr. King’s New Discovery. She read a note on wrapping paper, tried a sample, then purchased larger bottles and recovered to 140 pounds. Free trial bottles offered by W H Cole, druggist, via N M White's Drug Store.
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