Fragmented quotation from Ben Jvein Moreton on home, labor, and policy
The excerpt argues against perceived threats to the American home under protective policy. It references parental authority, the need to preserve prosperity and purity, and cites the Homestead Law and wartime proclamations. The speaker defends the Republican stance as guardian of the nation’s家庭 values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bon Harrison
Contmer
Rartationa
Europe
Heaykey
Susilo
Democratic Trade Policy Debate Cited by Leaders
A 19th century party discussion on free trade and protectionist taxes is summarized with quotes from Democratic leaders and lawmakers. Prominent figures from Pennsylvania, Kentucky, and Missouri advocate reducing duties and expanding free trade while opposing the protective system as unconstitutional, arguing trade between nations and individuals should be freer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ube
Mau
W. L. Scott
Pennsylvani
Dagiva Frou Trade, Ltd
Rogett
Congress
Oval
Henry Watterson
Ett Lautavitta
Fatrehtht
Raver Cleveland
Cory
Newark
Merce Slau
Bal
Democratic Ongressman
Ghia
Cleveland
Mis
George GQ. Vrat
Degwennde Reniditoy
Missouri
Distinct American voices on manufacturing and independence
A montage of quotes from Washington, Hamilton, Jefferson, Madison, Monroe, Jackson, Webster, and others extols protectionism, domestic manufacture, and national self-sufficiency. The collection argues for united agriculture, commerce, and industry, urging a home market and avoidance of foreign reliance to secure national prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Winhington
Avery Manwine- Tarer
Thomas Jederson
Colin Quincy Lana
Handianlad
Sandrew Jackson
Daniel Webster
Congress
United States
Jinier Afadinor
Apatii
James Alonrus
Briel Merchante
Andrew Jackson
Millard Hilgure
This operation may not establish free trade in strict sense
A garbled quotation from Landon Speciatey praises Grover Cleveland for advancing free trade, noting that his efforts surpass any English authorities. The fragment hints at broader debate over whether the move fully achieves free trade in the strict sense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover Cleveland
England
Landon Speciatey
Tom
Theodore Kundinger
Freeport
Free Trade Debate Splits Parties In Global Outlook
A fragmentary discussion portrays a clash over free trade and protectionism in the era of President Cleveland. Cable dispatches and editorials cite figures like Lamers Globe and London centers, weighing economic benefits against political risk as leaders push for or resist tariff reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agere Hood
Torent
Laden Petes
United States
Cleveland
Syol
Corin Vetorin
Jonke Dontet
de Cotatetr
United
Steetari
Abeonrac
Lanidati Peak
Cae Gatto
Lorian
Conan
Brore
Gleveland
MTA
Millar
Fennel
Baenge
Damoearnkh
Ghevoland
She Ainley
Lenton Globe
Isa Beymai
Gorton Delle Neu
Democratic rascal issue spurs cries of reform and Goo?
A long fragment recounts Democratic attacks on political foes, Cleveland’s NY endorsement speculation, and calls to “turn the rascals out” amid harsh commentary. It also details cruel animal euthanasia practices in several cities, describing methods and moral outrage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democrata
Hay
Ravenla
New York
New York Times
Alaska
Luiaaway
Tron
Oregon
Amd
Dawson
Devember
Naw
York Times
Democratic
York
Cleveland
Lyttys
Atalser Cass
York Tides
Log Cabin Cough Remedy in Frontier Tale
A fragment from an 19th century column recounts a canoe voyage near Nipissing and a nurse tale of log cabin cough cures. An Irish guide, a professor, and settlers discuss health lore, including herbal remedies and family medicine brought by grandmothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nipissing
Canada
Oura
Ile
Seatta
Seateh
America
Warner
Don’t Marry Him The Flirt Foe Becomes A Jewel Wife
Esther defies friends who fear a fickle lover. She marries a known flirt, yet her sunny temper health and tact win him over. Over the year he sees healthier, happier Esther as she wards off ailments with Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription, proving she is a jewel of a wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Msther
Esther
Eather
Fred
Art Criticism by the Tallon on London tailors
The Tallon laments that few artists render sitter clothing accurately in Royacadary portraits while criticizing Poynter for a lord’s coat pocket and Hall for Earl Spencer’s apparel. The piece notes stricter faulting of style and fit in the portraits, with various painterly flaws cited. A promotional note for Warner's Log Cabin Hops appears amid the critique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tallon
London
Royacadary
Birne Jones
Poynter
Harewood
Hall
Earl Spencer
Chicago News
Warner
Willing farewell gifts through thoughtful disposal of possessions
An essay argues for making wills and arranging disposal of possessions to give comfort after death. It cites a widow valuing a handmade keepsake, mentions cherished gifts from friends and family, and urges orderly bequests to avoid disputes. The piece highlights humane motives over greed and notes the social harm of estate quarrels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie
Howe
Flora
Keeson
Tia
Priestid
Geo
Gieaga Herma
Handsome Stock at Miss Zeiger’s Chicago Line
Miss Ginasie Zeiger of Chicago hosts a Tuesday event featuring fine pattern data and a display of nil linery novelties. Ladies are invited to view and inspect goods along Giilenu Street near La BIST.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ginasie Zeiger
Lon
Chicago
Phu
Giilenu
Look to Your Heart Cure Claims in Indian apology ad
A fragmentary ad promotes a patent medicine claim for “Look to Your Heart” by Mrs. Charles Greenwood, praising sathina and Mill's New Cure for chest pain and heart-related symptoms. An inventor, A. Burnison of Colburg, touts a diarrhoea remedy after four medicines failed for his children, recommending Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, sold by Emmert & Burrell. Other notes urge bowel regularity with St Patrick's Pills and Mill's Pills, with free samples at Swarrs Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elfry
Boston
Juoklaga
Heeduse Tera
Bowton
Tatance
Philadelphia
New York
Cincinnati
Paria
Thia
Holy Cu
Charles Greenwood
Indian Apolog
Sathina
Mill
Mary
A. Burnison
Colburg
Montgomery Co
Chamberlain
Eimmert & Burrell
Emmert & Burrell
BEGGS CHERRY COUGH SYRUP PRAISED BY DRUGGIST EMNERT & BURRELL
How can parents permit their children to suffer with lingering coughs and consumption risks when Beggs Cherry Cough Syrup offers quick relief. Emmert & Burrell, druggists, declare no superior or equals for this remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmert & Burrell
Restorative Nerving touted as cure for nervous ailments
Advert says modern life causes nervous diseases and claims Dr Mill's Restorative Nerving cures worry, insomnia, and pain quickly. It promises rapid relief for headaches, hysteria, neuralgia, and heart, stomach, and kidney troubles with bottles available free at Swansros Drug Store.
Hleetrie Bitters Promoted For Wide Range Of Ailments
An advertisement touts Electric Bitters as a pure remedy claimed to cure liver and kidney diseases, remove skin conditions, purify blood, drive malaria from the system, and ease headaches constipation and indigestion. It promises full satisfaction or money back and lists a price per bottle at Maren & Buenen's Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mmmert & Burrell
Maren & Buenen
C A McNamara & Co New Fall Shoes Ad in 1888
The notice promotes fall goods at C A McNamara and Co with daily arrivals. It highlights children’s school shoes and a broad range of ladies and children's Old Grain Shoes at low prices. Also sells elegant lines of ladies and men’s fine shoes. Located at 117 Stephenson Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. McNamara & Go
C.A. McNamara & Co
Stephenson Street
Cnll
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Republican
Thebet
Bengamin Starrison
Formier
Levi. Morton
Guvernor
Josedist W. Bifer
Lyman B. Ray
Isaac N. Pearson
Public
Acemuics
Charles W.vavey
States Trensunr
Gitarles Becker
Onerak
Rob Hunt
Farey Nobert RR
Miber Minnots
Tames T.neefi Hay
Washington
Dan
Democratia
Edward Thring
Uppingha
Thring
Hoya
George St. Parkin
Lynn
Dutroit Frou Press
Bitcus Affectiova
AL Drageinis
Prical
Dr Bulls
Salvation Oil
Uttiluaglita
Qureyolf
Barness
Helbu
Freeport College of Commerce
Winans & Stoddard
Illinois
Mars M. I. Baron
Ochiodtt
Swarrs Bros
Hleetrie Bitters
Old Reliable Merchant Tailor
Stephenson St
Lil
Doctora
Tammert& Burrell
Herlocker & Schaad
Hinmert & Burrell
H. Roeder
BokoNner
Uty Odle
Baltimore
Peoples’ Column
Sala
Ot Hale Sy Jiorpses
Ania Prataarty
Taylor and
tLenderan Streets
Harris
St. Maylodin
Dakota
Perrttolia
Koip
Ragpeterts Hall
Mmu Bielddin
Adlai Street
Kenya Tonge
Nite Boone
Vea Huren
Sebodl Kgl
Galea Avenue
Daas
Glory Steel
Apyily
McNamaiva
Danlelt
Ian
Lory
Tletas
Clothin
Flint
Prion
Hiei Thay
Thay
Anufacturer
Star Clothing
Mrs. H. Esbogak Sepoldecwely
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