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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1893
Page
8
A compact snippet on indigestion, nervousness, and sleep, praising Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters as a cure. It mentions a blunt poet, a birthday dinner, and a dorm of remarks, then notes Hell’s Catarrh Cure sold by E. B. Waltha, followed by a ministerial quip and an employment ad from B. F. Johnson & Co. It closes with a line about pugilists and law.
An advertising notice extols Syrup of Figs as a pure liquid laxative that cleanses the system, relieves colds and fevers, and aids kidneys, liver, and bowels without weakening them. It notes wide medical approval, availability in 50c and $1 bottles, and manufacturing honesty by the California Fig Syrup Co.
Washington dispatches describe Democrats in the House favoring immediate tariff and congressional business to avoid adjournment. President Cleveland’s wishes, expected to influence timing, mix with silver politics and treasury finances. Senate and House routine proceed amid tariff, rule changes, and Chinese exclusion funding debates.
John H. O Connor has been a appointed receiver for the Algiers Brewing Company in New Orleans. A model of the city of Jerusalem at Chautauqua was demolished by a storm, causing losses of about $25,000.
Visiting Bellano after the earthquake our guide showed a patrician Venetian style palace now ruined. A hall opened to living rooms and a stable block housed fine horses that stamped and pawed the night before the quake. The head groom and master checked the stables but found nothing amiss. Trollope notes animals sensed the coming compulsion, a knowledge denied to humans.
A Pittsburgh Dispatch report cites a doctor advising men, especially stout ones, to avoid tight belts as they impede circulation and digestive function. He notes men breathe with abdominal muscles, unlike women who use the chest, so looser belts and suspenders are recommended.
A French critic accused of stealing phrases from Denise by Dumas meets irony after a London performance. An English observer condemned Dumas for copying lines from Lady Windermere's Fan, while the critic misdates the plays and writes a stern Debats critique.
The genuine vanilla bean grows on a tropical orchid vine and is costly. Adulteration with tonka bean is common, leading chemists to make vanilla extract themselves. The best source is a large wholesale drug store in major cities where such goods are sold.
A Georgia thunderstorm scene in Thomas County shows a man shielding a baby under a pine during a strike. The lightning severely shocks the man but leaves the infant unharmed, and the baby claps its hands as the vivid flashes light the sky. The account reflects local curiosity about unusual weather events.
Geology remains the least advanced science due to limited observation. The field often becomes theological, with theories changing as new discoveries arise. Until recently geologists held continents and oceans swapped places, but new findings push toward petrologic crust conceptions.
Low rate excursion tickets will depart from all Wabash Railroad stations on October 10 for Iowa Minnesota Kansas Nebraska Colorado Wyoming Utah North and South Dakota Manitoba Tennessee Mississippi Alabama Louisiana Arkansas Indian Territory Oklahoma Texas and Arizona. Return tickets valid twenty days from sale. Inquiries to nearest Wabash agent.
Walter Savage Landor introduces Peterborough in a talk with William Penn. Penn claims a violin played discreetly can alter weather, cooling heat and warming cold, yet disapproves of showing young maidens bound to the chords, which wields risqué effect and risks breath and face. The Musico Courier notes Penn’s sly approval with cynical applause.
North-Western Line offers low rate harvest excursions to Northwestern Iowa Minnesota North Dakota South Dakota Manitoba Nebraska Colorado Wyoming and Utah with sale dates August 22 September 12 and October 10 1893. Return passage valid within twenty days from sale with stopovers allowed on the going trip. For rates and details contact Ticket Agents or W A Thrall Chicago & North-Western Railway Chicago.
The value of farming land in this country is greatest in New Jersey. In 1888 it averaged 965 dollars per acre for New Jersey compares with 50 for Massachusetts 46 for Ohio 44 for New York 36 for Vermont 32 for Maryland 23 for Wisconsin and less than 5 in some Western States per acre.
A fragment notes Dr Isaac Thompson eye-water Kennebec river lore and Beachams pills price a box. Mentions Hatchs cough syrup at 26c and a quip about Time dealing cards where the majority get the deuce.
Lorenzo Sperzer of Appleton Maine testifies under oath that August Flower cured his severe ailments after three doctors failed. He suffers from heart kidney and liver trouble with digestion distress and vomiting before finding relief. The statement lauds August Flower as unmatched medicine despite prior medical advice.
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