Paralyzed Man Recovered by Williams Pink Pills
A Saginaw man, W H Dawson, paralyzed from the waist down after a decade of illness, credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with a remarkable recovery. He describes his long ordeal, treatment in Indiana, and the dramatic improvement after taking the pills, urging other sufferers to try them. The article promotes the pills as a cure for locomotor ataxia and related nerve disorders, with testimonial notarized.
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Saginaw Valley
W. H. Dawson
Union Avenue
Saginaw
Mich
West Side
W. S. Dawson
Fulfi
Mr. Dawson
Jagrippe
Indiana State Institute
Indianapolis
Dr. Williams
Wiliam
Williams
Willitma
Notable Tales From An Age Of Global Magnates
A digest of scattered items mentions Sir Arthur Sullivan in a Chapel Royal choir, Prince Henry of Russia buying a Lorraine estate, Earl Gray stock in the British South Africa Company led by Cecil Rhodes, and Miss Frankie Lane campaigning for the Populist party. It notes bird and fish ministers, Theodore Dubois’ Paris Conservatory ties, Edna Webster’s eight-toed cat, and donations for a monument to Senator Vance. It also includes Thomas Swope donating 1,400 acres for a city park valued at $250,000, Julia Ward Howe’s enduring energy, Edith Lancaster appealing for nourishments for poor children, Herbert Spencer’s ongoing synthetic philosophy, President Faure’s gloves as a relic, and Bohannon’s moved streetcars serving as a dwelling.
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Arthur Sullivan
Frankie Lane
Oakland
Cal
Edwin Arnold
Theodore Dubois
Ambroise Thomas
Paris
George W. Pack
Cleveland
Asheville
Senator Vance
North Carolina
Thomas H. Swope
Kansas City
Julia Ward Howe
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Edith Lancaster
London School Board
Herbert Spencer
Hauffthall
Turf Topics and Horses of the Season 1896
Vassar 2 07 will be raced this year Beautiful Bells has produced 17 foals Ed Tipton to manage Nashville fall meeting Zombro 8 2 13 finished stud season in training Oakland track to be in first class condition Mart Demarest 4 wins in seven starts Palo Alto youngsters in great shape John R Gentry and Joe Patchen meet Chicago July 4 Sir Harry Wilkes 2 1517 is not to be raced this season Beautiful Bella has a full sister to Abdel 2 28 at her side Sterling R Holt pacer 2 1714 a top star of 1896 Famous Walter BE 2 10 running out on Joseph Hampson farm Joliet Illinois Caton stock farm lost seven head in thunderstorm Directum 2 05 44 popular in bluegrass country heavy stud season Ben D 2 06 3 shipped to Terre Haute George Starr to train him Buck Franklin 2 16 34 dead on track at Manchester New Hampshire recently
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Vassar
Beautiful Bells
Ed Tipton
Nashville
Zombro
Oakland
Cal
Mart Demarest
Palo Alto
John R. Gentry
Joe Patchen
Chicago
Harry Wilkes
Beautiful Bella
Abdel
Sterling R. Holt
Ashland Wilkes
Walter BE
Joseph Hampson
Emporia
Kaw
Caton Stock Farm
Joliet
Illis
Directum
Ben D
Terre Haute
Ind
George Starr
Buck Franklin
Ben Franklin
Manchester
N.hl
Gems of Thought and Poetic Reflections
A compact collection of aphorisms and quotes on fortitude happiness and experience by Bacon Joubert Shakespeare Beaumont and Fletcher Bailey and Hugo. The lines explore mind emotion contemplation and nature with concise, reflective prose.
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Joubert
Hugo
Free traders misjudge export gains amid robber baron themes
The piece mocks free trade jubilation over rising export figures while noting many American manufactured lines show declines since 1894. It argues for broad protectionist gains and calls for 66 industries to increase foreign sales and dominate home markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free Trade
United States
Textile trade prospects and domestic manufacturing woes
The Textile Manufacturers' Journal notes the critical need for current orders to sustain loom work over the coming months. Four weeks’ production cycles mean many, with only two months of spring goods covered, face a precarious outlook as import figures signal unsatisfactory conditions for U.S. manufacturers. A rising foreign supply risks harming domestic producers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Textile Manufacturers’ Journal
Cheap Cotton Costs and Market Pressure
The speaker notes raw cotton prices rose sharply hurting export potential. In the first three months of the current fiscal year shipments abroad fell by almost 100 million pounds versus July to September 1894, causing a money loss of 6 887 000 dollars. To regain demand the nation must offer cheap prices for farm products and wages.
Wage restoration hopes tied to tariff revision by Republicans
The Cleveland Leader notes that millions of American workers still await wage restoration to protection-era levels from 1892. They believe gains will only come with protective tariffs enacted by a Republican Congress and signed by a Republican president.
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Cleveland
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Saginaw, Mich
California
San Francisco
Central PragMacy
Dillon
Mont
Earnest Christian
Denver
Colorado
Brightside
Ely
ELY Brothers
Warren
New York
Wierehamt
Montana Street
Dillon, Mont
President Faure
France
Russia
John V. Bohannon
Baltimore
Dr. Mary’s Academy
Salt Ar City
Utah
Sisters OF HE Holy Cross
Miles
Textile Trade Prospects
Jingo
Farmer Jones
Farmer Brown
John Bull
Spain
Cuba
New York Sun
CREA
Nisea Ea
Blackwell’s
Bull Durham
Dillon, Montana
Percheron-Norman
Clydesdale
Poindexter & Orr
Dillon, Ra
R. I. Scearce
Davor Medicine Co
N. M. Warte
Dillon, Montans
Btockmen’s Directory
Marka
C. Cornell
Poindexter & Orr, Dillon, Beaverhead Co
M. T. Brand
Wrecktail Deer Creek
Scientific American Agency For
Munn & CO
Broadwar
Scientific American
Crostway
New York City
L.L. May & CO
St. Paul, Minn
John Wedderburn & CO
Washington, D. C
Tareune Posursarna Co
Traisune Publishine Co
Dillen
Grady Dee
Crane
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