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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1889
Page
4
A preacher warns of the terror of dying without religion and urges faith in Christ as the lamp that endures life’s final storm. He shares scenes of dying believers, the Jordan as a crossing to heaven, and calls for personal commitment before the great eternity arrives.
A preacher laments human ingratitude after trials, urging repentance and recalling God’s gifts. He recalls a rescuer dog saving a child, then asks why people still reject Jesus when danger returns and life falters. He emphasizes Jesus as the steadfast, forgiving friend.
A San Francisco Chronicle correspondent details Vienna and Budapest markets where roasted goose liver lures visitors. Tourists sample small livers at village shops, paired with biscuits and white Hungarian wine, and soon seek larger portions before leaving the Danube region.
A 65 year old man named David Nelson lives with fifty acres near Elmira New York sleeping on a bed in the sheep pen for thirty five years. He keeps sheep and cattle in his house and wanders for supplies to nearby towns earning the label of an odd backwoods recluse. His wife died young and locals suspect his mind was affected by her death. Denver Colorado claims the nation's highest state capital elevation at 5175 feet.
A New York correspondence essay argues kidney health drives rheumatism and related diseases. It cites Bright's disease, uric acid, and the late General Logan, praising Warner's Safe Cure as a scientific remedy and criticizing medical bigotry amid wealthy urban excess. The piece notes Logan’s own kidney distress and cites Senator Little on Logan’s complaints. It ends with a note on New York’s latest craze: white furniture.
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and Scott's Emulsion as superior cures for consumption and throat lung diseases. It claims blood purification, health strengthening, and relief from skin issues, touting ease of ingestion and palatability, with testimonies from physicians.
An 1880s advertisement quotes testimonials from J P Murphy of Springfield Tenn and Charles Tiel of Philadelphia Pa praising St Jacobs Oil Red Star Cough Cure and Swanp Root for neuralgia throat trouble asthma and kidney and bladder issues. It warns against excessive rebuke and encourages persistence with advertised remedies.
A jumble of promotional notices offers home employment with high earnings, cautions about counterfeit plasters, and health cures. It urges contacting Hallett & Co. in Portland for work from home and promotes Benson's Capeine plasters, Seaward Johnson chemists, Dr. Pierce's remedies, and Dr. Harter's Iron Tonic as cures for various ailments.
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