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Newspaper

Madison Weekly Herald

Location

Madison, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1892

Page

5

William Hill praised as shrewd Democrat in New York politics

The Herald notes Governor Hill's organizing skill making New York reliably Democratic. It relays opinions from the Salem Democrat praising Hill's political acumen while faulting rival papers for misrepresentation. It also mentions debates over the Ohio Legislature and the U S Senate race with Foraker and Sherman.

Turovucn Governor Hill New York Salem Democrat David B. Hill Gov. Hill The Sentinel Courier-Journal St. Louis Republic Hill United States

Brown Seeks Support in Third Indiana District Race

The Third Indiana district contest features Congressman Jason B. Brown courting voters during the holidays. Mass conventions in Clark Floyd Jefferson Scott Jennings Jackson Washington and Harrison counties will decide the race, with Brown favored in all except Harrison where Maj. Fonk opposes him. Brown has solid soldier support and favors a district primary.

Louisville Times Indiana New Albany Jeffersonville Jason B. Brown Washington County Clark Floyd Jefferson Scott Jennings Jackson Washington Harrison Brown Maj Fonk

Justice of the Peace Recovers With Pain Balm

William T. Price of Richland Nebraska was bed ridden last winter with lumbago. A full application of Chamberlins Pain Balm let him rise and return to work. He praises the remedy and urges others with rheumatism neuralgia or lame backs to try it. 50 cent bottles sold by Meberhart & Box.

William T. Price Richland Nebraska Chamberlin Price Meberhart & Box Janl Déwim

Surprised by a Wildcat Attack in Indiana Frontier

A Carroll Kentucky hunting party returns home from Devil's Backbone near the Ohio River. F B Robinson recalls a brutal wildcat encounter in a cave near Clifty, his arm torn and chest gashed as he fought the animal for minutes before killing it with a knife. He is treated in Madison and sent home in critical condition.

Kentucky Carroll, Ky Globe-Democrat Indiana Ohio River Hanover Madison F. B. Robinson Methuselah Mr. Robinson Clifty Devil’s Backbone Robinson

Reminiscences on Historic Grips by a Southern Indiana Veteran

Randall Yarbro, aged ninety two, recalls grip epidemics in 1810 1820 and later. He notes in Louisville Shippingport New Albany and Jeffersonville high sickness and fatalities from grip and the later putrid sore throat. He links recurring outbreaks to cycles in history.

Randall Yarbro Indiana Louisville Shippingport New Albany Jeffersonville Ryler Jeffersonville News

Indiana Farmer Statesman energizes Indiana politics in 92

Prominent Indiana figure Hon. H F Work of New Washington spends a day in the city. Known as the Farmer Statesman, his gubernatorial nomination by the Democracy may be in play. He expresses pleasure with the visit and appreciates courtesies from state officers. Also notes traveler C D Cone of Parker Dakota endorses Chamberlin’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy for travels. For sale by Hupfrehart & Son.

H. F. Work New Washington Ind Indiana General Assembly C. D. Cone Parker Dakota Chamberlin Hup- Frehart & Son Janl-déwim

Buckien's Arnica Salve Advertsized Sales Claim

Buckien's Arnica Salve touted as the best salve in the world for cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands chil blains corns and all skin eruptions. It guarantees perfect satisfaction or money refunded with price set at 25 cents per box and sold by J B C Harper.

Harper

A Game Cock Defies Owner in Wood Shed Duel

Will Shafer of near Jeffersonville kept a game cock that became a nuisance to his family. He lured the bird into a wood shed to kill it but the rooster struck first, attacked with wings spurs and beak, and Shafer fled with a sling on his right hand as evidence of the bird’s fighting strength.

Rigg D&wl M. Goong Will Shafer Jeffersonville Shafer

Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills Promoted as Blood Purifiers

An advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as the best blood purifier noting its curing of scrofula and salt rheum and recommends Hood's Pills as a reliable family cathartic to keep the blood pure and healthy.

Hood

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