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Newspaper
Evening Observer
Location
Dunkirk, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1884
Page
3
The issue reports debates on moving the state capital from Jackson to Meridian, with constitutional hurdles and public opinion turning serious. It also covers a murder in Windsor, a theft case in Aubuton, and labor unrest in Pennsylvania as well as a shipwreck or storm reports near New Castle and Montreal snow damage.
A garbled spread of late news items reports deaths in New Dudford and Port Jervis, a suspected murder attempt, legal resignations in Washington, political proclamations in California, ship cargo movements, a tax notice in Salilky, and a severe March snowstorm with a large fire at Middlesex works. Names include Robert Smith, Prince Napoleon, John Jowell, Gov. Lions, and Nellie Kaiser among others.
A letter from Mrs. N C Lamtory of Lowell Massachusetts discusses a hereditary scrofula case. She describes illness in her youngest son and reports some improvement after two treatments with Sarsipartia. She claims the back of his ear healed and appetite returned though no lasting scar. The note requests acknowledgment from Toop and Co.
An 19th century advertisement touts Dr Fenner’s People’s Remedies as a cure for blood disorders fevers skin diseases and nervous complaints. It claims complete restoration to health and urges readers to obtain the memorandum book and buy from H. P. Monroe in Dunkirk New York.
A fragmented item notes a skating event led by manager M McDonald and a sale listing at Palace Drug Store and Frostilla products. It mentions Hamilton's Coal Yard selling lumber materials and building supplies. The brief includes unclear dates, locations, and vendor names amid damaged text.
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