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Newspaper
Evening Observer
Location
Dunkirk, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1884
Page
3
Bilious symptoms arise from indigestion with furred tongue bile irritation and liver dysfunction. Irregular liver action can cause jaundice and yellow eyes along with diarrhea and weakness. Burdock Blood Bitters are advertised as a grand regulator improving bile flow and cleanse of toxins.
A fierce general address urging unity against monopolists and the two old parties. It calls for organizing a People’s Party to balance power, vote as a bloc, and push for laws protecting workers, farmers, and small traders, including fair transportation, five cent fares, and hour limits. It warns of British influence and consulates laborers to unite across states.
A lengthy political address from Lowell, Mass. dated August 12, 1634, pledges support for a people’s government and criticizes Democratic leadership while urging unity behind a preferred candidate. The page also covers a fire at the Mercantile Exchange Building in New York, various local incidents, and several brief notices from towns in August.
August 20. M DeCoutenay the French Minister to Mexico arrived in New York aboard the steamer Amerique. Also reported from Casselton, LD, on August 20 that twenty tramps seized control of a town driving families from homes and wreaking other excesses. four were captured by the sheriff, the rest escaped.
A letter from Wm M Steiner formerly with the Kali ae rial Staff of N Herald describes relief from nervous irritation and dyspepsia after using the Blood Remedy and Nerve Tone. It is praised as a public benefactor and celebrated in the Tribune as the sole founder of the remedy. The writer reports renewed health, better sleep, and restored vitality.
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