Simmons Liver Regulator Remedy Promises Safe Purging
The advertisement touts Simmons Liver Regulator as a safe, active tonic and alterative for liver biliousness and general debility. It claims relief from dullness headaches poor appetite bad taste and coated tongue with a dose aiding digestion sleep and gentle cleansing without violent purging. J H Zellin & Co Philadelphia markets the product as a house remedy for numerous diseases of the liver kidneys and stomach.
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Simmons
Simmons Liver
Regulator
J. H. Zellin & Co
Philadelphia
Whitefield Oct 11 Convention at Center Church program list
The Whitefield Republican notes an October 11 convention at Center Church with 1:30 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. sessions chaired by the president and Rev W H Clark. It includes devotional exercises, papers on Sunday School work, a gold badge for Albert Bacon of Henry, Illinois, and a Central Illinois Conference report with officers elected and spiritual results.
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Center Church
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Tate
Cide ‘Worthington
Wallace
Alonzo Webber
Lillian Raniells
M.B. Church
el Paso
H.K. Metcalf
Geneseo
J. F. Robison
Bil Paso
J.D. Calhoun
Cambridge
Kankakee
O.G. McCulloch
Canton
B. I. Ives
Bishop Cranston
Alexander Smith
Epworth
Bryant
Gales
Monica
Morton
Henry
Sparland
Vermont
Pekin
Glassford
Elmwood
Toulon
Wyoming
Williamsfield
Fairview
Lawn Ridge
Richard Haney
Peoria
Canton Church
Frank W. Merrill
Rock Island
State of Illinois
Wm Adair
Kilmer’ Bromley
National Building and Loan Association
German Ins Co
J_M-McLaughlin
Wine- H-Taylor
John Stinger
City of
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Julius Hinz
James H Thompson
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Freeman
L Buchanan
Joseph Campbell
Samuel S Freeman
John Hutchins & Co
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Miller
R L Orcutt
Jerry Feazle
A R Hancock
Adams
Green & Co
Robinson
Isabella Evert
Kate Green
Michael Towle
Michael McGeehan
NG Nelson
Christina Nelson
N G Nelson
Annie J Green
John Doran
Hester Ann Wineteer
Julia Rodgers
Paulina Kelly
John Jesse
Luther
John J Myers
Hiram Myers
Jenkins
Wm Majewske
Gustav Jesse
Emma J Belsly
Louis A Lenz
Ellen Simpson
Joseph Simpson
Wen Norton
Sophia Norton
Flora Stewart
Hal Stewart
W Sterry
Nathan Q Tanquary
Margaret McAfee Gardier
Jas Jacobs
Geo T Jacobs
Henry Kreisman
Emma U Bartle
James Sharp
Alex Daub
Catherine Daub
Emdolle Ocowen
Conservator
Ivs Samuel
Freeman Et al
Adams, Green & Co
Robinson Skinner & Rader
First National Bank of
Campaign song praises protection and McKinley labor rally
The piece presents a laborers union song credited to Samuel Parker praising protectionist policy and McKinley. It envisions a return to steady mills, higher wages, and better living, casting Bryan and free silver as negative, urging workers to march to work and vote for McKinley.
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Samuel Parker
Brown
McKinley
Bryan
A Change in Trade and a Change in Vote
A Chicago 1896 report shows voters shifting toward McKinley amid debates on free trade and protection. The piece blends political humor and realignments with local mentions of Marshall County Republicans and Putnam County juries.
Valuable Prescription Electric Bitters Endorsed by Editor
Worthington Indiana editor Morrison recommends Electric Bitters for constipation and sick headache and as a tonic. Annie Stehle of Chicago recovered after six bottles, regaining appetite and energy. available at Dr Powell's Drug Store, price 60 cents to 1.00.
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Morrison
Worthington
Ind
Sun
Annie Stehle
Cottage Grove Ave
Chicago
Dr Powell
Republicans Hold Large Bushnell Meeting in Favor of McKinley
At Bushnell on September 7 a notable club gathering drew about 5 000 attendees with 660 men and three bands in formation. Louie Kaiser presided as Bi N Chipperfield and Judge L Sherman spoke. Warren county Republicans foresee a 1 000 vote McKinley Tan ner majority as sentiment shifts to sound money. In Warren County 445 Democrats back Black and the Indianapolis nominee. A free silver meeting at Woodstock in McHenry County elicited groans for Bryan after three supporters praised him and three Cheers for McKinley followed with hearty approval. Riverfront Chicago shows McKinley flags on every vessel while Bryan pennants are absent from mastheads along the lakes up to Detroit.
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Chicago
Marshall County
Lacon
McKinley
Lanner
Hitch
State Central Committee
Republican Central Committee
Bushnell
Louie Kaiser
Bi. N. Chipperfield
Canton
L. ¥. Sherman
Macomb
Warren County
Tanner
Gen. Black
Indianapolis
Woodstock
McHenry County
Bryan
Lakes
Detroit
Jamna bail team dominates Toluca in 25 to 4 blowout
Henry's Jamna bail team crushed Toluca 25 to 4 after a rough season against their rivals. The game featured many Western Association players and highlighted strong defense and fast-paced offense, marking a decisive win for Kane and his squad.
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Henry
H. Kane
Toluca
Peoria
Des Moines
Western’ Association
Tolica
Kane
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