The Great War Syndicate Threatens British Coast
The narrative follows the American syndicate fleet led by Repeller No. 11 and six crabs as they unleash instantaneous motor bombs against British ships near the Isle of Wight and Caerdaff Caerdaff chosen for a dramatic bombardment to prove the bombs’ power. The British retreat to defend ports while diplomacy and public opinion churn over the novel weapon.
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Portsmouth
War Syndicate
London
Admiralty
Isle of Wight
German
Europe
English Channel
Portsmouth Harbor
Thames
Syndicate
New York
Great Britain
Caerdaff
Wales
War Office
Carcuf
Repeller No. 11
America
Channel
Paineay
United States
High Seas
Malloene
Charles W. Stone
The
Commonwealth
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Cure All Stages
Readers are told that Hall's Catarrh Cure can cure catarrh at all stages as a constitutional disease. It is described as a internal remedy that acts on blood and mucous surfaces, with a $1000 promise for any failure to cure and requests for testimonials from F J Cheney & Co of Toledo.
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PaoGkess
Hall
F.J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Eye restoration through Dr Sadler in Pittsburgh
Indiana man J Gus H Taylor lost vision in one eye and partial sight in the other. After a February operation by Dr Sadler at 804 Penn Ave Pittsburgh, his blind eye is perfectly restored and he can read fine print with glasses. He notes the procedure caused no pain and endorses visiting before summer heat.
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J. Gus. H. Taylor
Indiana
Indiana Co
Sadler
Cculi
Penn Ave
Pittsburgh
List of Jurors Drawn for June Term 1869
A long list of grand and traverse jurors drawn for the June term beginning the first Monday of the month. Names include Tiffany, Ruffner, Craft, Mattern, Hastings, Kunkle, Berringer, Knupp, Proctor, Carnahan, Robertson, Zimmerman, Williard, Vanderwest, Urey, Loughry, Patton, Lydick, Cameron, Weston, Diskey, Emerick, Patterson, Lightcap, Jordan, etc. Also notes second week jurors and various townships such as Mahoning East, Green, Blairsville, Indiana, Cherryhill, Center, Canoe, and others.
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Foureuan
B. B. Tiffany
Esq
Grant
Joseph R. Ruffner
Absolom Craft
Mahoning East
William Mattern
J. D. Hastings
Young
J. P. Kunkle
Green
John H. Berringer
Cyrus Knupp
David Proctor
Washington
J. EB. Carnahan
Wheatfield West
Eph Robertson
Mahoning South
Zimmerman
Thos. Williard
Blairsville
Theo Vanderwest
Banks
David Urey
Indiana
W. ER. Loughry
Tiffany
John Patton
Cherryhill
Andrew Lydick
John L. Cameron
David ‘Oorbe
Mahoning West
George Weston
Joseph Diskey
John Emerick
J. Youung
James Patterson
Montgomery
Ab Carr
William Baker
Aaron Grumbling
Robert Stewart
Joseph Ross
Alex Campbell
Charles A. Orner
D. F. McGregor
White
L. H. Shaffer
George Snyder
Burrell
Leard
W. D. Leard
Ti Os. Duss
Reenh
Obadiah Fleming
John Stein
Huacklick
David Davis
Joan Uucapher
Ubisles L. Graff
Stivksburg
George Stitter, Jr
J. H. Brilhart
Martin Fienner
Vom. F. Gresse
Young L. L. Hazlett
A.C. Fails
Mabeying
Joho Neel
David Giteby
Do Suinb
Jobo Geogen
Aiashvaie
Bert Lick
A. J. MicFeeters
Albstropg
Thomas Sharp
Raine Albert Deurzer
aArmagh
H. M. Spedy
F. Heastey
Brushgaley
W €. Cunningham
Alex Auld
Alex Dick
James Campbell
Cherry Bill
Levi Ammond
John Cresswel Banks
Ab Bowers
Buffington
Ceorze M. Stephens
Wm Builes
J. B. Graham
W. B. Davis
W. A. Carson
Rayne
J.C. Short
F. M. Myers
John W. Condron
Horton A. Shields
Wheatfield
Weat
Wm. Goff
East
W. H. Rodgers
Homer City
H. Q. Graham
Mahoning
Josiah Faker
North
James A. Streams
W. H. McMastern
James Peas
West
J. B. Hinds
S. M. Berch
Pine
John &. Davis
Henry Stonebreaker
Jno
Dr Kennedy's Favorite Remedy Adverts Women Health
An advertisement for Dr Kennedy's Favorite Remedy from Rondout New York claims it purifies the blood and fortifies the system against age climate and season. It urges keeping the medicine at home for children and for personal health.
Nervous Disease Cure Promoted by Miles Restorative Nervo
Numerous reports claim Dr Miles Restorative Nerve cures for headache fits nervous prostration heart ailments St Vitus Dance and sleeplessness. The medicine is touted as brain and nerve food with reputation for relieving worry and overwork. Ton E Hildebrand offers trial bottles. the claim of opiates is denied.
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Miles
Ton E. Hildebrand
Miles Pills advertised by Tom E. Hildebrand
An advertisement promotes Miles Pills as the safest cure for liver and bowel illnesses. It urges against using ordinary remedies and offers free samples at Tom E Hildebrand's shop.
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Tom E. Hildebrand’s
Free Trial Package Promoted by Dr Lane’s Family Medicine
Over 60 people were asked to relocate yesterday to obtain a free trial package of Dr Lane's Family Medicine. The ad claims the remedy cures bad blood and liver and kidney issues, constipation, headaches, and an unhealthy complexion. A large size package costs 50 cents.
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Lane
Silas Lane
Rocky Mountains
Dr. Lane
Mrs C A Johnson of Toledo cured by Miles New Cure
Mrs C A Johnson of Toledo suffered heart disease breathlessness and chest pains and could not lie on her left side yet after being given up to die was cured by Dr Miles New Cure sold by Om E Hildebrand.
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Herbert
Republic
New England
Ilinois Senate
John A. Logan
Alexandria
Servia
William
Netherlands
Alfonso
Spain
Dresden
Abilene
Tex
Vienna
London
Volga
Seattle
W. T
Paine Lumber Company
Oshkosh
Wis
Paris
Irving
Scotland
Fred, Cassons
Rockland
Ae Minnie
Europe
Washington
C. A. Johnson
Toledo
Dr. Miles
Om E. Hildebrand
Eyes and Ears Oculist Ad in Pittsburgh Pa
Personal examination by a reliable oculist urged for prompt treatment of eye and ear disorders. Warns that delays cause permanent blindness and deafness. Mentions catarrh throat and ear discharges treatable with proper care at 904 Penn Avenue Pittsburgh Pa.
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Penn Avenue
Pishargh
Dress Goods and Silks at Geestesadupeens
An ad for a mail order department selling dress fabrics and silks with wide variety of patterns and prices. Highlights include 27 inch widths at 7 to 7 1/2 cents, printed India silks from 5 cents a yard, fancy striped silks, and French wool cashmeres. Emphasizes large staff handling mail orders, low prices, and quality.
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Geestesadupeens
Sarah Sills
Brocaaed
Gia
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Aarne
General Assembly
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Secretary of the Commonwealth
General Assembly of the Commons of Pennsylvania
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