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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1897
Page
5
Remedy claim for liver stomach and kidney derangement touts safe purgative and tonic benefits. Advertises relief from headaches dullness poor appetite and biliousness with regular use and at sale by H Zellin Co Philadelphia.
A devotional verse describes a river as a path mapped by God, seeking to carry healing and beauty without harm. The speaker prays for guidance and courage, trusting in divine love and protection as the current returns to its source.
A San Francisco man recounts a solitary summer night when he mistook the wind for a band of burglars. He heard gate latches, stairs, and windows, imagined repeating intruders, and finally realized the unseen procession was only his rattling blind slats blown by the wind.
The January debt report shows a net rise of 15,078,735.22 in public debt. interest bearing debt up 2,120,916. non interest debt down 140. cash in treasury down 12,957,959.22. Totals: interest bearing 847,364,750. non interest 374,623,057.14. other debt 1,382,030.26. Certificates and notes offset by cash total 505,075,573. total cash in treasury 8538,553,010.21. Gold reserve 100,000,000. net cash balance 115,362,420.73.
The Venezuelan arbitration treaty was signed at 5 pm Tuesday at the state department by Sir Julian Pauncefoot the British ambassador and Senor Andrade the Venezuelan minister. Chief Justice Fuller and Associate Justice Brewer of the US Supreme Court are named Venezuela's representatives with Lord Herschell and Sir Robert Henn Collins for Britain. Four commissioners will meet within six months to nominate a fifth member with King Oscar of Sweden empowered to choose if needed.
A new tariff bill is planned to take effect July 1. A special Senate session may be held March 4 or 6, with the House likely meeting March 15. Speaker Reed urges results over speeches as Congressman Dingley drafts the bill for fast floor action.
The National Woman's Suffrage Association closed its annual session in Des Moines Iowa on January 30 adopting resolutions urging Congress to submit a constitutional suffrage amendment and urging state legislatures to act. It also supported international arbitration of disputes and reaffirmed its nonpartisan stance.
Five schoolchildren between ten and fifteen years old drowned Tuesday when the ice gave way on a slough on the Iowa side of the Missouri River opposite Nebraska City. They had joined hands while playing at noon and were in the water for about thirty minutes before being found by a teacher. The fatalities include children of local farmers Felix Gibson and George Gibson and a son of Mellvane. In Fort Gibson Mississippi, Truman P. Lawrence won a verdict against Pullman’s Palace Car Co for 34 000 dollars, later reduced to 15 000 by court order, with appeals planned.
An advertisement extols Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a universal kidney remedy for back and urinary pains. It promises relief from frequent urination and liquor aftereffects, claims high cure rates, and offers free samples by mail from Kilmer & Co.
A collage of brief items reports a Burlington child’s death from cold and starvation amid plenty, delayed charity response, and mentions Comptroller Dawes’s invitation to McKinley for currency control. Other notes include Canada’s platform, a Belgian royal elopement denial, a New Jersey house fire, Crete massacres, a Kansas songwriter’s death, and a Kansas offer promo.
Prominent Pierceville farmer Rev William Tucker describes lifelong agony from rheumatism and blindness. He credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with a dramatic recovery after trying numerous doctors and medicines. He says he now sleeps well, has a better appetite, and weighs more.
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