Trust to Nature and Golden Medical Discovery Promoted
The article extols natural health through stomach and blood restoration using native roots such as Golden Seal Queen’s root Stone root Mandrake Black Cherrybark combined with glycerine solvent. It markets Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as an alcohol free tonic aiding digestion, liver vigor, nerves and blood.
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Pierce
Veteran Simeon Stephens Parker Rites and War Service
Simeon Stephens Parker born in Effingham Illinois in 1842 died April 16 1906 at age 64 3 months 9 days. He served in the 113th Illinois infantry and saw action along the Mississippi and at Arkansas Post. He married Nellie J. Smith and left a large family. After the war he worked as a mason and in construction, lived in Minnesota and Iowa, and died at Soldiers Home Eureka Hot Springs South Dakota after a final illness. He was remembered as a loyal husband father and neighbor with a strong Civil War record.
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Simeon Stephens Parker
Effingham County
Iinois
Christmas
Parker
Samuel Parker
Hitler J. F. M. Parker
Henry
James McCurdy
Putnam
McCurdy
Simeon
G. C. Cook & Co
Chicago
113Th
Third ‘Board of Trade
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Brack~en
Hunter
Butts
Clark
Mississippi
Arkansas
Samuel
John
Minnesota
Iowa
Sibiey
Waite Ieang
Osceola County
Nellie J. Smith
Galesburg
Eureka Hot Springs
South Dakota
Aged Peoria Resident Matthew Kuss Dies at 76
An aged citizen died Thursday evening April 19 1906 after a long illness. Matthew Kuss born October 28 1829 in Redderheim Bavaria Germany married Martha Kaufman before emigrating to the United States in 1854. He lived in Chillicothe Farming ton Peoria Henry and finally settled in Henry. He and Martha had six children William Josephine Alexander Joseph Katie John with several surviving in Illinois. The obituary notes his service in the German army and his trade as a shoemaker.
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Matthew Kuss
Redderheim
Bavaria
Germany
Martha Kaufman
Chillicothe
Farmington
Peoria
Kuss
William
Josephine
Dille
Alexander
Joseph
Katie
John
Henry
Charles
Pekin
Longtime Illinois Politician Eli V Raley Dies in Salt Lake City
Obituary from Crete Nebraska Vidette Herald notes Eli Virgin Raley born Aug 7 1823 in Washington County Pennsylvania died April 4 1906 in Salt Lake City at age 82 7 27. He lived in Putnam County Illinois and Crete moved there in 1889 engaging in public service as a Democrat serving in the Illinois General Assembly 1877 and 1885. Survived by eight children four present at funeral Harry Raley and Howard B Raley among them. Funeral April 9 Congregational church with a tribute by Dr Cowan and life sketch, burial beside wife in Riverside.
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Create
BE. V Raley
F H Raley
J D Harrison
Salt Lake Cry
Eli Virgin Rasey
Joseph
Delinda Raley
Washington County
Salt Lake City
Pennsylvania
West
Putnam County
Illinois
Granville Academy
California
Lapeesbens
Frances Murphy
Harry Rayer
Hennepin
Lil
J. D. Harrison
Raley
Howard B. Raley
Denver
Crete
Rr. Raley
Mr. Raley
Lfe
Our City
Hig
Harry
Congregational Church
Cowan
RE. V. Raley
Dresaes
Ndewen
Fry
Betel Stasp
Altiatie Idresdy
Marton
Nebracka
Clavelasd
Remembrance of a Cheerful Local Figure
An elderly man from Princston who traveled to Hennepin last fall remained bright and cheerful despite paralysis. He made friends easily and will be remembered kindly by all who knew him.
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Princston
Hennepin Iast
Shipman
Hanson
Hettia Brassiela
One Hell
Gina
Alt Grave
Ned
uBorrast
p-Sorrest
Ate
Guevara
Logan
Blast Hess
Weis
Ieee
Chussdage
Fittleys
Vere
Amer Sas
Lee
Menor A. Colt Tordiian
Prate
Eaoe
Ian
Orcs
Peexniog Tor Society
Postmistress Endorses Dr King Life Pills In Illini Store
Cary Maine postmistress Mrs Alexander praises Dr Kings New Life Pills as a superior remedy for stomach liver and bowels keeping them in perfect order. Powells City Drug Store Henry Illinois guarantees. Price two shillings and three pence.
Law of kindness in utterance and mercy toward others
A reflective meditation on charity and patience in judging others. The author urges practice of gentleness in speech, noting that kinder words create heavenly company and sweeter harmony than harsh judgment or sarcasm.
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Tong
Skiod
Heav Uly
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