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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1892
Page
8
Dr Schultz offers a cure for nervous system maladies including weakness, loss of power, indigestion, melancholy, and other disorders. He claims to cure in a very short time and asserts prior treatments failed. the new method is presented as certain and permanent for all cases he undertakes.
An antique ad claims the remedy cures general excesses and diseases by restoring strength vigor and appetite. It lists conditions like skin diseases syphilis scrofula gonorrhea and blood impurities. The pitch targets nervous and chronic ailments with dramatic results.
An advertisement touts a new nostrums remedy promising swift relief from many disorders including dropsy stricture hemorrhoids skin eruptions pimples blotches and impurities of the blood with a speedy cure claimed through the advertised formula.
The article lists terms like prolapse and yucorrhea and notes antiflection and retoflection remedies. It claims many hundreds of cases cured in Montana and new states with prompt eradication of irregularities.
Henry of Anaconda Montana claims relief after consult and treatment by Dr Schultz for private sexual weakness and related ailments. He describes long suffering, failed local doctors, and improvement after the new remedy, offering to prove its curative claim to the public.
Warden J B Patten of Jeffersonville prison says no special appropriation will be requested as the facility is self supporting He plans to urge a twenty year maximum for murder for well behaved prisoners and a department to treat insane inmates He expects a pardons board and Governor Chase will press for it Christenbery promised pardon after twenty three years for a murder at a country dance years ago and was captured in Kentucky
Steamship men in New York react to a cable dispatch that the Great Western Railway aims to start a Montauk Point Long Island to Milford Haven Wales steamship line. The voyage would be under two days with a swift vessel and would mainly serve passengers, with limited freight due to added rail handling costs. Austin Corbin is said to back the long standing plan.
Paris reports the cabinet to be organized by Wednesday with M. Ribot as president of the council and foreign minister. Probable ministers include Bourgeois justice, Loubet interior, Sarrie commerce, Charter Dupuy instruction, Freycinet war, Burdeau navy, Develle agriculture, Rouvier finance, Viette public works.
Des Moines area dealer J P Blaize narrowly escaped lung fever after a storm drive. He credits Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for rapid relief and recovery. Also notes on local births, subscriptions due, and ads for Dr Kings New Discovery and Ballard's Snow Liniment with testimonials.
An advertisement touts a versatile salve claimed to cure cats bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands chilblains corns and skin eruptions with a money back guarantee. Sold by N. M. White City Drug Store for 25 cents per box with a subscription pitch for Toe Tripese.
Notice is given that Padiewtat Tah T1 has filed for final proof to support his claim. Proof will be made before LH Z Thomas at the District Court in Dion Montana on December 18. Witnesses to prove continuous residence and cultivation are James Gaynz Joseph Shinberger Emerson Hill Patrick Ward all of Red Rock Montana. Any protest or reason why proof should not be allowed may be heard at the stated time and place. cross examination will be allowed. 4rd 8 A Swingett Register
Austin W. Child has filed notice of intention to make proof on land in Montana. The hearing before Clerk Richard Z. Thomas in Dillon is set for December 21, 1992. Witnesses named include George Gleed William Thompson William Hopyns and Frevk Slater.
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