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Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1892

Page

10

Cratos Marrarws Boosts Support With Crawford County Meeting

Cratos Marrarws camps across the state drawing supporters after a rousing Crawford county gathering. A federal suit in Boston seeks 25000 dollars for libel by Mrs. Herex M. Gorcar of Lafayette against Congressman Elijah Morse over a recent letter. Debates over protectionism near universal sentiment and party polls show Democrats ahead by twelve thousand in one poll and Republicans by five thousand in another. Voters told to stamp straight or mixed tickets as appropriate. Davin Duprey Fieco donates his 10000+ volume library to Washington and Lee University via Sen. John Randolph Tucker. Joux McBrive lauds A. E. Stevenson, VP candidate, for fair dealings with Illinois miners. The campaign winds down with less noise and more reading nationwide. The Sentinel urges use for court or estate notices to maximize circulation. The Chicago battle is deemed won by Sunday closing, per national and Chicago directory actions. The Christian people of America celebrate.

Herex M. Gorcar Lafayette Ind Boston Elijah Morse Davin Duprey Fieco New York John Randolph Tucker Washington and Lee University Tucker

Testimony endorses Dr Greene Nervara remedy for women

Mrs Elizabeth Berry credits Dr Greene's Nervara blood and nerve remedy with saving a woman from nervous prostration and urges women 40 to 60 to use it to avoid deaths at menopause. The ad claims physicians widely endorse the remedy and notes free consultations at 8 W 11th Street New York. Eight new members joined the Second Presbyterian church on Sunday.

Elizabeth D. Berry Hampton N. H Dr. Greene Greene W. 11Th Steset New York

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