Faith Service Times at Local Churches Listed Across City
A directory lists morning and evening worship times for many churches including First and Second Presbyterian, Christian Church, Baptist, Protestant Episcopal, German Catholic, English Speaking Catholics, and various Methodist and Lutheran congregations. It notes Sabbath School times, Wednesday prayer meetings, and daily mass details for Catholic parishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Broadway
Second
Wigh Streets
W. K. Brown
Sebbath School
Second Presbyterian Church
Corner
Third and West
RE. Wa
Christian Ciurch
Vine
Ein
C. Q. Weight
Baptist Church
Vine Street
Main Cross
Third
C. E. W. Dobbs
United Presbyterian Church
Baird and
Vine Streets
J. A. Kennedy
Sabbath Hook
Trinity Church
Methodist Episcopal
Third Streets
L. G. Adkinson
Mulberry Street
Fourth Streets
Edward Bradley
Gervan Methoodist Church
Third Street
Main
Mulberry Streets
Rev. M. George
Lutheran Church
Universalist Church
Poplar Lane
J. B.grandy
Jewish Synagogue
West
Eger
United Brethren
Fulton Hall
Barton
ST. Mary’s
Second Street
East
Walnut Streets
Father Spee
Welock
BY. Michaels Church
Church Street
John Mangin
Sisters’ Chapel
Second Baptist Church
Fifth Street
Miles Basel
Ebenezer Methodist E. Church
T. S. Johnson
African Methodist Church
Walnut
Rev. Wilson
St Jacobs Oil Credited By Rheumatism Sufferer
An Ohio physician from the Cincinnati Southern Railway line tells of severe rheumatism in his right foot. He was cured after nine weeks by St Jacob’s Oil following a recommendation from Stacey Hill of Mount Auburn. The patient walked to the office the next day and returned to duties. A Cincinnati Enquirer clipping notes the testimonial alongside a separate Omaha Republic item about a schoolmaster misreading a legend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Loweree
Cincinnati
Ohio
Mr.Loweree
Stacey Hill
Mount Auburn
Vinelanati Enquirer
Illinois girl touts Kidney-Wort as cure for mother
A reader's letter says a mother recovered after using Kidney-Wort. She had long used bitters without benefit, but after trying Kidney-Wort her health improved enough to resume old work. The note claims broad local use after the reported cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Adv
Eugene B. Stork
Junction City
Kansas
John Annall
Washington
Ohio
M. Br. B. Goodwin
Chardon
Anne L. Jarrett
South Salem
N. Y
John B. Lawrence
Jackson
The Hour and the Unfulfilled Man
The passage discusses men facing midlife stagnation despite talent and charm. It argues a hidden flaw or vice disrupts their character, leaving parts of the personality misaligned. Without a constant self driven by the "I will" mindset, such men struggle to apply decisive action and sustain daily tasks.
Vermin Cleared by Rough on Mats 15c Boxes
Rat and insect problem addressed with Rough on Mats. 15 cent boxes sold by druggists.
Gen Sherman threats in Mason murder case
Gen Sherman told a Mason friend he would be tried and that if Gen Hancock did not see Mason tried he would ensure it. Mason’s supporters insist on his insanity over the motive to kill the assassin and avenge the president. Second Artillery officers ready to testify to Mason’s strange acts and words before the shooting. It is believed he will be acquitted on insanity grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gen
Sherman
Mason
Hancock
Second Artillery
Kidney-Wort Credited With Kidney Remedy Benefit
A kidney sufferer swore off other medicines after trying Kidney-Wort and recovering. The ad claims kidney, liver and stomach derangement cause illness and that Kidney-Wort removes the cause and cures the disease. Both liquid and dry forms are said to work equally well.
Urinary Irritation Cured by Buchupaiba Advertisement
Stinging and smarting irritation of the urinary passages with diseased discharges are said to be cured by Buchupaiba in a druggist’s notice. Depot Swornstedt & Co. handle the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buchupaiba
Swornstedt & Co
Wells' Health Renewer Ad Claims Global Impotence Cure
An ad touts Wells' Health Renewer as the greatest remedy on earth for impotence and debility. The brief notice highlights its price of $1 and credits Depot-Swormstedt & Co. as the distributors through druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swormstedt & Co.'s
Debtor Gus de Smith Frustrates Barbershop Shave
A Texas Siftings fragment shows Gus de Smith failing to settle debts and complaining of a dull razor during a barbershop shave. The barber grumbles that he sharpens the razor only after payments, hinting at ongoing credit problems and unreliable payments. A medicinal product promotion is also sprinkled in the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus de Smith
Gus
Berry
Jess
Texas Siftings
How to Break off Bad Habits
Understand the reason and all the reasons why the habit is injurious. Study the subject until there is no lingering doubt. Avoid the places the people and the thoughts that lead to temptation. Keep busy avoid idleness and the strength of bad habits. Do not give up the struggle after repeated failures.
We and the Editorial Pronoun in Local Press
A humorous critique of journalists using the plural we in editorials. The piece explains self preservation and collective identity as reasons editors avoid singularity, noting risks if a reader/offender confronts the staff. Mentions Dr Bull’s Cough Syrup as a local antidote to barroom woes.
Remedy and a sensational county crime item in one
What remedy is leading the sale of all other remedies Brown's Iron Bitters. What medicine is proving miraculous merit restoring lost health strength vigor Chicago Times Indianapolis special. Sarah Gorham a Scottish inmate of the county asylum for thirty five years. She consumed enormous opium daily and more. Act wisely be ready have Dr Sellers Cough Syrup for sale by J. Fe C Harper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Chicago Times
Indianapolis
Sarah Gorham
County Asylum
Scotland
The Supreme Court Vacancy In 19th Century Context
The Cincinnati Commercial notes Secretary Folger likely to stay at the helm. The Supreme Court appointment process opens immediately with Edmunds or a New Yorker as likely picks. Ex Senator Conkling may not accept an Associate seat after declining Chief Justice previously. Brooklyn mourns an alderman saved by Dr Bull's Cough Syrup after his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Folger
Edmunds
Conkling
Brooklyn
Dr. Bull
Free land and free trade quote echoes in reform
The letter asserts the primacy of labor’s fruits as private inheritance and condemns any restriction as injustice. It laments Nihilists threatening to harm Alexander III and jokes about a “hole” and “Czar-chaem” in a tone reflecting political debate of the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses
Sinai
Alexander MI
Czar-chaem
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THE
Astorfey
Madison
Indiana
Church Directory
Austin
Lindsey
J. E. C. F. Harper
True & CO
Augusta
Maine
Central Hotel
Madison, MD
John Krauct
Prorrieron
LT. Walls
DIN Tisist
Oyrfrice
Main Cross Street
North Side
Central Avenue
Dewey Building
Madison, Ind
John Adams
Main Cross St
WM. Resor
the Pioneer Grocery
Ewee
Harris & Maddus
Hales V
Icity
Masa
R. P. Hall & CO
Nashua
WH. Seld
Dealore
William Todd
Josh. H. Schofield
Merchant Tailoring Establishment
East Main Cross St
Craig & Brother
Anderson County
Welisky
IND
Oil City Derrick
Mr. B
Mr. D
Questions
Supreme Court
Henry C. Firth
Est
Craig & Bro
Gavitt’s
Barney Birney
Simon Kenton
Second Streets
Mnd
Barney Barney
Montgomery Ward & CO
Wabash Avenue
Chicago
Wehrle
Frank Wemble
Wehrle & Brother
Sucessors
W. F. Bruning
West Main Cross Street
Aving
Catar
Tain
David
Langreth & Sons
PHILA
Dehler
Madison, Jud
Enes Baglan
Main Street
Main Cross and
Go. Rernewn
West Street
WELLS
Richardson & Co
Prop’s
Burlington, T
H. Hallett & CO
Portland
Hanover
Elardaware
Geo. Kahle
Western Hotel
Henny Niegse
West and
Ohio Streets
Belfont Nails
Alling & Lodge’s
Iardware
Malison
C- Pfeifer
Codrt
Stinson & CO
Morocco
Russia
Universal
Edinburgh
Chamber
Spreral
Library of Universal Knowledge
Milman
Gibbon
Rome
Caubry
England
Chan Ber
Knight
Plutarel
Geikie
Don Quixote
Ius
Bunyan
Robinson Cruse
Usen and Gulliver
Taine
Cecil
Jorias
S. Henans
Kito
Jollin
Smith
American Book Exchange
Joux B. Aupex, Maneger
Veatul
Tribune Building
New York
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