Local Professionals Advertised Including Doctors and Tradesmen
Business cards list Dr. Garils B MARSH physician and surgeon with female complaints liver and lungs, office on Main Street. Geo Pyburn Sainting and R Burcrhrill hand PAINTING GLAZING GRAINING PAPER HANGING WHITING at Walnut Street shop. A W Fisk Lawyer offers real estate loans collections and legal papers on Main Street. Correspondence solicited.
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Main Street
Jefferson and
Madison
Male Street
Tribune
R. Burcrhrill
Walnut Street
18 Now Open On Spruce Street
A new storefront opens on Spruce Street a few rods northwest of the Depot with Samuel Graham as proprietor announcing the business as now open.
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Samuel Graham
The Rich Poor of Paris
A Chicago Tribune correspondent contrasts Parisian luxury with poverty detailing a seven person family living in two small rooms. The piece describes Madame’s daily routine from market dress to a water basin in a kitchen nook and a costly coiffure while noting Americans’ rival urge to create home in Paris. The article ends with a note on New York’s camera obscura and a detective’s use of park surveillance for crime.
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Chicago Tribune
Paris
Madame
Camera Obscura
New York Central Park
Long Island
Sound
Small farms gain traction against large holdings
The article argues against the superiority of large farms, noting peasant proprietorship flourishes in France and gains in Germany, with English yeomanry declining. It cites Thornton's plea for small farms, compares yields in Channel Islands and Flanders, and questions English landowners about allotments and communism while urging American farmers to consolidate and lease surplus land for better returns.
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France
Bonaparte
Bourbon
Germany
Italy
England
John Stuart Mill
Crecy
Agincourt
M. Thiers
W. T. Thornton
Thornton
Turner
Channel Islands
Flanders
Rome
The
Spectator
Rodwell
Paris
Lord Spencer
Chicago Tribune
Judge Refuses to Grasp a Man's Age in Court
In a courtroom scene a lawyer pleads a nineteen year old defendant while a witness tests his age with humorous exaggeration. The judge dismisses the claim, noting that no one can prove a birthday from nineteen years ago. A stray mosquito and a stray remark about a male pickpocket diverge into a light comic aside.
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Hoyne
Couple Reflects on Faults and Turns Debacle to Praise
A newlywed couple in this city agree to list each other's faults to improve themselves. The husband critiques tinware and dishrags, while the wife blushes and denies faults. In a turn of affection he admits none, and neighbors later note the wife’s neatness and the husband’s restraint, crediting a changed household dynamic.
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Virginia City Enterprise
West Liberty
West Liberty Enterprise
Moral Culture and the End of Life Philosophy
A reflective essay argues that life’s value rests on character formed by actions and outcomes not by possessions or losses themselves. Generosity and virtue in using wealth or enduring hardship reveal whether events are godsent or curses, shaping destiny through inner growth.
Father Dear Father Come Home With Me Now
A child pleads for his missing father to return from work as night deepens. The sick Benny worsens and dies, while the mother watches, leaving the girl alone with grief and a final, hopeful plea for a father’s kiss good night.
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Benny
Father
Mother
Angels of Light
Harvesting Ants and Trap-Door Spiders Observed
An 19th century observer details J T Moggridge’s study of harvesting ants on the Mediterranean coast. Ants collect grains, store seeds, and manage germination to feed nests, including amaranth seeds and honeywort, while some seeds sprout and are nursed or discarded. The piece notes ant granaries, seed processing, and occasional incidental insect life.
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Col. Sykes
Jordon
J. T. Moggridge
London
Mr. M
Montone
Mediterranean
Another Scientific Spiritist From the Oneida Circular
The article discusses the clash between materialistic science and spiritualism, highlighting William Crookes and Alfred Russel Wallace. It notes Wallace defense of spiritualist claims in the Fortnightly Review, outlines core spiritualist tenets, and contrasts scientific skepticism with the belief in post mortem progress and mediumship. It cites Darwin, Huxley, and Bible connections, and defends spiritualism against ridicule.
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Oneida
London
England
William Crookes
F.R.S
Alfred Russel Wallace
Wallace
Darwin
Eastest Railroad Train in America Opens Passenger Coach
The Pennsylvania railroad experiment runs from Jersey City to West Philadelphia with a 4 10 p m departure and a 6 57 p m arrival. The Jersey City to Philadelphia line covers a mile a minute between New Brunswick and Trenton, with one fatal accident in its first year. Initially crewed by volunteers who signed waivers, the service added a passenger car to improve safety and opened to the public.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Jersey City
West Philadelphia
New Brunswick
Trenton
Grace Harris Austin bequeaths $500 for house and trust
Grace Harris Austin of Boston leaves executors $500 to buy a small house and garden in a healthy country town held in trust for listed relatives. If unclaimed for two years, the property passes to the Church of the Disciples, or to the New England Hospital for Women and Children if the church does not exist.
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Grace Harris Austin
Boston
Church of the Disciples
New England Hospital For Women and Children
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B. Marsh, M.D
J. M. Freeman
Oscar Eaton
Greeley
Colorado
U.S
N Colreas
Pabor
Normer, Allen
Psa & Allen Real Estate Agents, and Publishers of
Tas Valley
Cononavo
Cache la Poudre
George Pyburn
Monroe Street
Maple Street
G . F. Xinman
Sir McPhail & Co
P. O. Box
Wyreetas Stein
G Ssesee
Maple and
Madison Streets
N. M. Boynton
M. A. Ingallee
Bank
Greeley, Colorado
J. Leavy
Main St
Grant and
Sherman Ste
GEO. Pyburn, €.E
Jjm Moss
Maple St
Mr. Moss
Henry
Madison &I
Main and
Walnut
Percival
Mpenter
Walnut and
Madison Streete
R. E. Bart
OLD Colony
J. Sotor
Sainting
Ae Aoa Couns
CoLonapo
Fort Collins
Io Larimer County
Nts
A.W. Fisk
Real Es
James
Scott
Justice of the Peace
TE Office
Ts Barnum House
Spruce Street
Colosseum
Masonic Hall
Upper
New York
Palisades
the Hudson
Aladdin
Skeeter
J. Savage
Mr. Wallace
Huxley
America
Chicago
Richard H
Marper's
Sing Sing
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