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Newspaper
Evening Observer
Location
Dunkirk, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1884
Page
3
The excerpt describes biliousness as arising from indigestion with symptoms like turred tongue vomiting bile giddiness and jaundice. It claims biliousness is a liver affliction and promises a cure via the grand regulator of the liver and biliary organs Burdock Blood Bitters, claiming it acts on stomach bowels and liver and guarantees cure.
Severe storming across England wrecks houses churches and mills. Military depots are set up at Assouah Wad Haifa and Samueh to equip the English expedition to Khartoum to relieve General Gordon. Protests in London over the education bill. Alexandria shows a mob after indemnity dispute with England. Various global dispatches note weather, unrest, and political maneuvers.
A rag dealer in Westzwiel Canton Berne died of cholera. Grenfell and Taylor left Assouan for Horosk. The Colin trial in Los Angeles continued through nights. An African manager staged opera in London. Baltimore and victory saw twenty six young ladies enter a consent. Albuquerque New Mexico plans to wait to incorporate after the national section. A dispatch from Assounth reports Kitchener and Mudir Dongola went to Debbel. A railway project from Suahjin to Berber was abandoned and moved to India. Peddlers in New York earn three to four dollars nightly. Treasury bought 370000 ounces of silver for Philadelphia and New Orleans mints. The wild duck is said to threaten trout spawning. Franklin Este, former Southboro town treasurer, held on embezzlement charges. Berlin colonizing societies invited Stanley for a Congo emigration conference. Gordon relief autumn expedition would rise Nile via Congola. Suakim abandoned as a base. Brig Premier from Benin Ateiea arrived at Queenstown with four fever cases and one death. Belgium deputies approved renewal of Vatican relations 73 to 44. U S Treasurer to substitute gold certificates where possible in clearing house balances. Interior Secretary declined reconsideration for Eureka Springs case. Texas fever and pleuro pneumonia found near Lancaster Pennsylvania. quarantine ordered. Mexican railway firm reports reestablished diplomatic ties with Britain after Maximilian. Foreign steamer inspection found Amsterdam sound with four watertight bulkheads. Minister Lowell toured Health Imposition exhibits in London. Nightingale factory in Exstoma Geet Loiday faced layoffs. attempts to reopen.
An old advertisement page touts William H. Steiner as a former New Herald editor and ex-commissioner, promoting Penner's Kidney and Back Ache Cure and a general health regimen. It asserts cleansing of stomach and bowels, relief from biliousness constipation fevers and skin diseases, nerve support, and better sleep, aiming to sell the remedies to readers through the World Daily Review.
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