Sarsaparilla Promoted as Distress Aid Remedy
Local readers are told that distress from sickness linked to dyspepsia and chronic diarrhea is caused by stomach humor and that food’s Sarsaparilla is the recommended remedy.
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Newspaper
Evening Observer
Location
Dunkirk, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1884
Page
4
Local readers are told that distress from sickness linked to dyspepsia and chronic diarrhea is caused by stomach humor and that food’s Sarsaparilla is the recommended remedy.
Disturbing night cries from teething infants lead mothers to Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup. Promises relief of dysentery, diarrhea, stomach issues, wind colic, inflammation, and fatigue with a pleasant taste. Marketed as doctor recommended and sold by druggists worldwide, price 25 cents per bottle.
The Voltaic Belt Co of Marshall Michigan offers a thirty day trial of their Elevetro Voltaic Belt and other electric appliances for nervous debility vitality and manhood issues as well as rheumatism neuralgia paralysis and related diseases Complete health restoration guaranteed no risk with the trial Write for illustrated pamphlet and address Wheeler s Tensorial Fariers Center Street near the post office. Hairdressing and barber services advertised with multiple product notes and local shop details, including Catarrh remedies and other health aids.
London fog and excursion weather, school openings and local notices. Personal mentions include travelers, hotel guests, and residents visiting or passing through Erie. Public notices announce drills, lectures, and events at churches, clubs, and trains.
Detroit Free Press reports a major accident on a fourteenth rail line near Battle Creek where a six coach passenger train derailed. Engineer Tom Russell from Dunkirk New York sustained severe injuries including a broken arm and deep cuts, while Conductor Buck escaped with minor bruises. Several passengers were rescued through windows as the wreck spread panic through Marshall and Detroit, with the cause traced to a broken brace on the tender wheel and repairs ongoing.
The Dunkirk gathering organized a Republican Cleveland and Hendricks club with about 306 signatures. The item credits the Buffalo News with a groundless report about Cap t Beautier. John H. Colgan denied knowledge, saying the claim was untrue and noting only slight party deflection.
London Fog notices describe Gov St Johns accepting a presidential nomination to be held in Cuba New York on August 235. The New York Central and Lake Erie and Western Railway will sell excursion tickets at one fare for round trip good to return to August 6 inclusive. The county board of supervisors in Chautauqua appoint Willis D Leet Republican to fill the treasurer’s term.
A correspondent lauds Professor Sherwin at Chautauqua for deep musical and poetic presentation and warns against critics. He notes guests’ value, financial generosity of Vincent and Miller, and the festival’s broad benefits. Next Saturday marks a children’s day parade with free attendance for under 13 and reduced fares for others, via B N Y P rail.
Summary of business in two weeks ending August 19 1884 for Surrogate Court with numerous estates. Will probates granted for John F Phelps Albertus E Lamont Enos T Lazell Clark Cummings Sarah F Shear Ephraim Smith George E Mart Ralph Clark Jesse Adams Polly Warren Job Tobey and J Monroe. Executors and administrators named with letters testamentary issued and judicial settlements noted.
Ten G A R posts exist in Erie County with Strong Vincent Post No 7 in Erie City the most flourishing. W R Gilbert plans to swim Whirlpool Rapids on September 5 for a large purse leaving the boat midway between Suspension Bridge and the Rapids. He is confident of success. A pole once raised by Democrats at Frank Osterhout’s residence remains, and a streamer now flies from it. Wells Renewer is advertised for children slow in development.
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