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Newspaper
Madison Weekly Herald
Location
Madison, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1883
Page
1
A reflective speaker recalls children who once filled the two tone chairs as tabby chases a bell and firelight shadows flicker across the kitchen walls. The stanza uses memory to mark absence and enduring affection.
A meditation on wealth power and virtue contrasts fortune and fame with true nobility. It argues that noble life rests not in accumulation or conquest but in aiding others and sharing wealth. The poem questions corrupt grandeur and elevates moral deeds as lasting epitaphs.
The Greencastle Banner cites Mr Jewett as Democratic leader. Tim Ferris sues WA Telegraph Co for failure to deliver a message, $100 judgment plus costs. Richmond editor labels the Virginia governor reckless, accusing him of debt and drunkenness to aid Bill Mahone. Thomas J. Braby, a stager thief, sold a Washington residence for 125000 and should return funds to the US Treasury. Questions arise about presidential patronage bought with dishonest money.
Likurexast-coverser Panna calls for two Senate committees to reach Greencastle and notify Geo Lansdale editor of the Banner that peace is declared. The piece condemns cowardly critics and notes Republican drift toward a royal line of presidential succession with Lincoln, Harrison, and Grant as possible nominees.
The piece rebuts claims that reducing eartle on plate-glass would harm Indiana leader W O DePaw and his infant industry. It questions sacrifices for a De Paw University memorial and asks why government favors wealth acquisition over farmer and mechanic needs, urging a government of the people.
The components of Dr Bull's Cough Syrup are daily prescribed by the absent physicians whose success is due to the specific influence of these components. Dr Bull's Cough Syrup, skillfully prepared for immediate use, is for sale by all shops.
Mrs J M Barren of Logansports reports cure from neuralgia of the stomach after taking Brown's Iron Bitters. The testimonial credits the remedy with relief and improved health.
The address given at the District Ministerial Institute in Madigoo on November 1 1882 defends keeping Sunday as the Christian church sacred day. It reasons from Christ's resurrection on the first day, appearances to disciples, Pentecost on the first day, and Revelation’s Lord's day, arguing the Jewish seventh day was replaced by the Christian first day.
The Arkansas State Gazette argues against party favoritism and praises power through office. The Washington Post notes postmaster wealth as a key industry for the executive mansion. The tariff commission faces criticism, while Congress and reformers are scrutinized. Pennsylvania’s Robeson leadership is debated amid broader reform talk as South Carolina farmers prepare for immigrant labor and settlement.
A promotional notice describes a split history of nihilism in Russia and Siberia. It promises firsthand travel experiences, exiled life, clashes with police, wild northern hunts, and exposed horrors of Siberian economy. Published by Historical Publishing Co in St Louis.
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