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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1889

Page

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Centennial Inauguration Celebration in New York

The city plans a grand commemoration of Washingtons inauguration, with a parade from Wall Street to Federal Hall, a grand ball at the Metropolitan Opera House, services in St Pauls, and a Memorial Exhibition of Washington relics and portraits. Prominent organizers include Hamilton Fish, Abram Hewitt, and Elbridge Gerry, with invitations to Governors and State Representatives.

New Yor K Lesingion Bunker Holt Philadelphia Yorktown United States George Washington United States of America Hell Washington New York Moadas Moraine Agwit Paihadelphia Prenton Elizabethport New Jersey Mount Vernon New York Bay Wall Street Navy Committee Washington Gate Asa Bird Gardiner Loyall Farragut Harrison Metropolitan Opera House Stuyvesant Fish Hamilton Fish General Committee Ward McAllister Fish Mel Allister Levi P. Morton Wm. Waldorf Astor Wm. K. Vanderbilt Robert Groeler Wm, Jay W. E. D. Stokes Beckman Winthrop Morris St. Pauls Church Adams Houses of Congress Provost Isin Senate Potter New ¥ 12 West Morgan Dix Trinity St. Paul's Ivited Cuuste St Paul's Charch Blue Weluck Union Nassau Wall Streets Richard D. Storrs D. D Brooklyn Hinker John Greenleaf Whittier Chauncey M. Depew Archbishop Corrigan New York Harbor Cutle William Hamilton and Wadsworth Wall Federal Hall Ol. &. van Renssalaer Cruger Connecticut New Hampshire Pennsylvania Virginia Ohio Washington Territory Ty Err Stuart Ies Alexander Elysaktou Piatom Crandsien Alexander Himnilten Stewart Building Abram 8. Hewitt Elbridge T. Gerry Intbridge Gerry Massachusetts John Jay Philip Schuyler Robert Stuyvesant James M. Varcum J. Tallmadge van Rensselaer Wal. G. Hamilton Juin A. King Samuel D. Babcock Theodore Roosevelt Seth Low Cornelius Vander

Remarkable Tea Discovery Cures Long Illness

A Shelby North Carolina firm advertises Dr King’s New Discovery for a severe case described as lasting seven years with dire organ decay and sleeplessness. After one dose the patient, Mrs Luypher Lata, slept through the night and reportedly improved dramatically, with a free trial offer at Hildebrand's Drug Store.

Dr. King W. C. Hauivick & Co Shelby, N.C Bette TL. Hildebrand

Unanimous verdict on patent medicines cited by druggists

W D Sult of Bippus testifies Electric Bitters cure liver kidney and blood issues and relieves rheumatic pain after six bottles. Abraham Mare of Bellville affirms it as best selling medicine in two years. The verdict praises Electric Bitters as a universal cure sold for fifty cents at T E Hilderbrand’s Drug Store.

W. D. Sult Bippus Lil Que Man Abraham Mare Bellville Obie T. E. Hilderbrand Hall Pod, Cheney & Co Toledo Sitareh Yoleis J. Thenes & Co Kelp

Bucklen's Arnica Salve Ad Listed for Sale

Bucklen's Arnica Salve advertised as the best salve for cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores chapped hands chilblains corns and skin eruptions. Guaranteed satisfaction or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. Sold by T. E. Hildebrand Druggist. 9jan89 ly

T. E. Hildebrand

John Brown Will Unearthed A West Virginia relic

A rediscovered will of John Brown dated December 2, 1850s offers insight into personal property in Virginia and Maryland. Witnesses Andrew Hunter and John Avis attest, with a note on 1865 county seat changes from Charleston to Shepherdstown. The document, found among discarded papers, bears Brown’s bold signature and is tied to abolitionist history.

John Brown Virginia Mary- Jan Andrew Hunter John Avis Charleston Shepardstown Office of Records West Virginia Krown Brown

Beware Mercury in Catarrh Ointments and Alcohol Tales

A cautionary note denounces Mercury in catarrh remedies and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure. The piece also includes a sobering parable about a drunkard, showing a father’s pledge after his child imitates his drunken behavior and a sermonic reflection from a Presbyterian minister.

Consumption Cure Promises Free Remedy Instructions

An old physician claims a vegetable remedy can cure consumption bronchitis catarrh asthma and lung ailments as well as nervous debility and nervous complaints. He offers to mail the receipt and directions in German French or English free to anyone requesting it by sending stamped letters to W A Noyes 149 Powers Block Rochester NY.

Plusman W. A. Noyes Powers’ Block Rocheste N. Y. Deel

Varied 19th Century Vignettes On Globes And Gardens

A collage of brief excerpts covers poetry, portraits of Napoleon, a note on weathered public rhetoric in Paris and Berlin, a Chemical reagent test for baking soda versus saleratus, and reflections on aging legs. It also includes ads and extracts on sassafras oil and a public note about a century of life.

Paul Akers Dead Pearl Diver finds a Portland buyer

Maine sculptor Paul Akers is traced to his studio in Rome and the famed Dead Pearl Diver statue is brought to Portland. Elizabeth Akers Allen offers 5000 dollars for the work, with 2000 from her, to showcase Akers in Maine alongside Milton at Colby Library before the Society of Art in Portland. The sculpture, carved 1857 58, depicts a diver at peace in death, a powerful centerpiece for the city.

Portland Kenyon Rome Hawthorne Paul Akers Akers Canova Maine Lawthorne Milton Colby University Miriam Italy New York Dusseldorf Gallery Academy of Fine Arts Buffalo N.Y Israel Washburn Society of Art Elizabeth Akers Allen Allen Lewiston (Mc

Sorghum Molasses During the Civil War Era

The article recalls sorghum as a wartime substitute for sugar in the Confederacy. It describes home production methods, its nearly universal use as a food staple, and debates over its merit versus bacon and corn pone. It also notes its occasional use in blacking and its decline after the war, with portraits of hunger and civilian effort.

Louisiana Vicksburg Confederacy Neat Beacon A. C. Gordon

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