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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1884
Page
6
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The opponents of the revenue system push free trade to sway farmers but the letter asserts American farmers are educated and see even 24 years of wealth growth across all regions. It emphasizes that agricultural states have advanced faster than manufacturing states.
A young man’s ride ended in disaster when horses bolted and overturned the carriage. The woman driver was pinned, unconscious, but revived and spoke faintly after being freed. Ayer’s Sarsaparilla is praised by a mother as beneficial for health and spirits during illness. A.C. Christera travels to Cherokee, Iowa for a brief stay.
The piece argues that Irish Americans have shifted to free trade hostility as a solution to Ireland’s poverty. It contends bad land laws, the small farm system, and loss of manufacturing due to free trade hurt Ireland. It cites historical union tariffs and English policy, praising protective measures and labeling current Irish emigrants as exiles under economic tyranny.
The will of Henry Truitt was admitted to probate this morning with an estate valued around 150000. Bequests include land in Akron township and Marshall county, property in Chillicothe, a bank building, and cash sums to his wife Eliza Truitt and daughter Mrs John W Fuller. The trust for son Rollin H Truitt is to be held until her death. Executors named were L A Wood N S Cutright and C Wescott.
The Catholic Church treats marriage as a sacrament and gates it with strict rules. Catholics must confess and receive communion before vows, and both spouses must be communicants for the ceremony to occur at the altar. If one party is not a communicant, the rite cannot be performed in church.
The Chillicothe Bulletin compliments Henry schools noting eight teachers and Prof Kister who has led them for five years toward a higher standard. The item mentions malarial disorders and cites Ague Cure as a warranted remedy.
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