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Newspaper
Evening Observer
Location
Dunkirk, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1884
Page
2
The guide explains two methods for using medicine, warning that improper use causes failure. It praises Dr Tro as an eclectic remedy and describes nose administration in short sessions. It notes potential nasal membrane sensitivity but asserts safe outcomes with proper use.
An ad extols Orthomas Re Lectate Chl and related remedies promising rapid cold relief through external application and internal doses. It asserts quick bronchial relief, phlegm expulsion, and claimed cure rates for colds, asthma, and bronchitis. The claim is attributed to Foster Mullburn Co. of Buffalo with guaranteed bottles.
A long political column discussing campaigns for 1880s presidential hopefuls Blaine Garfield and Lincoln, noting public opinion shifts, party dynamics, and public reception in New York areas. It covers tariff policy, party pride, and the role of public perception in selecting leaders, with references to figures like Cleveland, Tilden, and Corning.
Racing at Bradford faced a heavy track with strong attendance and lively heats. Yesterday finished two heats in the 2:32 and 2:27 pacing, adjourned after two heats in the 3:00 and one in the 2:20 pacing. J F Briggs's Mike won 2:40, 2:07, 2:55 in the 2:27 class. Wik Louise 22 won the 2:32 class. Jobn Mund and Mambrino Clay contended in 2:23. George G led the pacing heat before Messina Boy, Jack Hart, and Dickerson. The 2:33 class purse of 500 was led by Wonest and Pilot Boy among others.
In a suburb terrorized by a nighttime prowler the thief entered multiple dwellings, climbed through windows, and touched the feet of sleeping residents. Police say the man avoids officers, targeting isolated rooms and leaving towels moved, while residents fear further intrusions and demand action.
June 12 market notes show wheat and corn prices varying across regions with No. 2 red wheat around mid 90s and cash bids steady. Reports from Cincinnati and Milwaukee detail flour, oats, rye, and barley values, plus cattle and hogs firming but mixed by grade. Train schedules and rail connections to Buffalo, Pittsburgh, and oil regions listed.
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