22 Apr 1880
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1880
Page
1
A quip filled column notes a sardonic Italian prayer about marriage and deception, recalls a servant girl character testimonial praising mixed traits, and quotes a La Plata editor humorously celebrating a newborn cherub while urging a delinquent subscriber to pay. It ends with Bourbon County offering one dollar for wolf scalps to curb sheep depredations.
Senator Conkling’s New York Convention quip stirs quota tion hunters as a Senate debate on George Law’s $16,000 claim drifts toward passage. Debates touch on state senate prospects for Hon. E.H. Funston, praised as a fair, capable leader. Newark Democrats split into Tilden and Anti-Tilden camps, each sending delegates to the National Convention with two factions in many counties. Old Tilden remains a lively candidate. Blackwood’s Magazine April 1880 contents noted.
The review discusses articles on radicals' morality standards, Parliament dissolution, European powers and England's role, and views on the Prince Consort. It notes accompanying issues of The London Quarterly along with Edinburgh Westminster British Quarterly Reviews and Blackwood's Magazine offered by Leonard Scott Publishing at $4 per year per title or $15 for all with prepaid postage.
Judge Valentine to deliver commencement address at Bethany College on June 16. A. A. Talmage of Missouri Pacific visited Topeka before Railroad Assessors. Theodore Tilton spent Sabbath in Emporia on route from Burlington. Major S. B. Henning to manage Manhattan Railroad from Brooklyn. Notables invited to serve on Deaf and Dumb School exam committee at Olathe. Whitman lecture reflects on Lincoln’s death and its memorial. Prof. Conant discusses mammoth tooth find near Seneca, Kansas. Lawrence city election upheld against saloon licensing. former councilors granted licenses to 1881.
Multiple Kansas papers report on renewed talk of political candidacies this fall. St John appears likely for re election. Webb McNall may seek State Senator from the 34th district. D B Long rumored for State Treasurer with Long denying plans but noting John Francis as a preferred treasurer alternative. The press lampoons Gov St Johns mustache yet supports temperance aligned voters. Lemmon urged to represent the state district in the next Legislature due to schooling law expertise and land sales knowledge.
A Boston reader relates a testimonial about hemorrhagic lung disease and severe weakness. After initial skepticism, and observing living witnesses who recovered, she found relief using Schenck's Syrup and Balm. Two parishioners reportedly improved, one cured of lung bleeding and serving in the military, another near death prior to treatment.
The Kansas claim for expenses in raising volunteers in 1901, amounting to over 900000 dollars, has gone to the War Department for examination and report before Congress. Ex-Governor Crawford submitted the papers, and Treasury Auditor favors payment. Missouri’s claim lacks sufficient evidence to proceed. Adjutant General must supply missing papers. Paris hotelkeepers deem an American traveler an eminent historian.
A Salem Post clipping records a patient named George, once given up by doctors, allegedly cured entirely by Hop Bitters in ten days. The piece quotes a cautious survivor praising hops as beneficial and plans to obtain the remedy for another sick person.
A narrator recounts meeting a healthy looking patient who championed a syrup as a cure for consumption. After taking six bottles and briefly improving, the narrator travels, suffers a relapse, then uses the remedy again and reports rapid recovery though lingering chest weakness and nervous symptoms persist.
Henry Morgan reports dramatic relief after using Dr. Schenck's Pulmonic Pills and Sea Weed Tonic for illness, claiming he can preach soon and recover fully. He cites multiple parishioners benefitting and urges readers to consider the treatment, noting it as a permanent restoration, with medicines sold by druggists and directions on the package. An offer for a free tract on consumption and related ailments is extended, with correspondence to Philadelphia addresses.
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