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Newspaper

Madison Weekly Herald

Location

Madison, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1882

Page

5

Church Services and Schedules Across Town

A dense church roster lists services for Baptist, Presbyterian, Christian, Universalist, Lutheran and Catholic denominations. It notes morning and evening sermons, Sabbath School times, and midweek prayer meetings, naming pastors such as Rev. G Is, Rev. W Brown, Rev. J A Kenney, Rev. L G Adkinson, Rev. Edward Bradley, and Rev. M George, with venues on Vine, Third, Mulberry, Main Cross, Broadway, and other streets.

Baptist Vine Street Mig Cross Third G. Is Wi. Dobbs First Presbyterian Church W. Ro Brown Logo Alos Toomy SEC Isd Presbyterian Church Corner Third and West Wilson D. D Christian Church Main_ Cross Vine and Elm C. Qwright United Presbyterian Church Third and Wing Streets Jiev J. A. Kenney Trinity Church Methodist Episcopal Broadway Main Cross Third Streets L. G. Adkinson Christ Church—Protestant Mulberry Street Edward Bradley Victor German Methodist Church Third Street Main Mulberry Streets Rev. M. George Lutheran Church Corner East Main Cross Streets Hoy August Muller Universalist Church Poplar Lane I. B.grandy Michael's Church Church Street John Mangin Sisters’ Chapel Scond Benezer Methodists Ciurcie Johnson Frican Methodist Church Fifth Street Walnut Rev. Wilson

Iowa Free Trade Clubs Organize Among Farmers and Citizens

About 80 to 49 free trade clubs form across Iowa with Burlington leading a platform urging free exchange of property and goods without restrictive laws. The movement attacks private or class interests and pushes elimination of unnecessary government interference in commerce.

Iowa Burlington

Tariffs hinder free trade and rail expansion noted

The piece rails against high tariff laws and cites a Railway Ace estimate of 179 road projects this year covering 4990 miles of main track, none in New England, amid a U S railway total exceeding 107000 miles. It also details wool sales in Yankton and Marshal, farm concerns in Terrebonne, and crop outlooks for wheat, corn, rye, oats, and hay.

United States Railway Ace New England Yankton Dakota Odessa Marshal Mich Overflower Terrebonne Chicago Tribune IRA

Who Put That Nickel In The Fare Box On The Baker Street Car

On a Baker street car the driver demands the passenger who placed a nickel with a hole in the fare box. Passengers glower as suspense grows until a man admits he will drop in a dime to end the scene and let the car proceed.

Brain Workers Use More Nerve Force Says Physiologists

Elaborate experiments by renowned physiologists show brain workers such as teachers merchants and clerks expend far more nerve energy than hand workers. They can do more work if they use the tonic Licbig Malt E2quiet as a nerve invigorant.

Logan proposal as political issue in next campaign

An American Register editorial argues for using Senator Logan’s old Whig plan as the next campaign issue. It questions continuing heavy revenue collection to fund surplus distributions and blames tariffs for worker hardship, urging the people to protect themselves against protected classes and end surplus revenue.

Logan

How Moses Escaped the Shears

Franklin G. Moses ex Governor of South Carolina and seven others were moved to Blackwell's Island penitentiary for six months. An officer described the ride to the jail as orderly while Moses joked about going inside. At Blackwell's, his hair was cut on doctor’s orders and he wore a striped suit before being assigned to the shoe shop.

Franklin G. Moses South Carolina Blackwell’s Island Penitentiary Blackwell's Island

Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Promises Quick Relief

An old advertisement touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a safe pleasant remedy for teething pain in children. It claims immediate relief, bowel regulation, and calmness for mothers, citing a prescription of trusted medical professionals. Sold nationwide for 25 cents per bottle.

United States

Chicago to North Western Railway tourist routes

The Chicago & North Western Railway promotes its lines to midwestern destinations including Waukesha Milwaukee Marquette St Paul Madison Sparta Green Bay Menasha Green Lake Lake Mills Devils Lake Lake Geneva and Lake Geneva via Chicago with frequent trains daily along its Pioneer Tourist Route. It offers Pullman Parlor and Dining cars and advertises excursion tickets through ticket agents.

Chicago Waukesha Milwaukee Marquette St. Paul Madison Sparta Green Bay Menasha Green Lake Lake Mills Devils Lake Wisconsin Lake Geneva Northren Chicago & North Western Ttalone Chile Chicago & North Western Railway

Errors of Youth Cure Recipe Offered by New York Advertiser

A gentleman cured of nervous debility and youthful indiscretion offers free to all the recipe and directions for the simple remedy that cured him. Sufferers may write to John B. Ogden at 11 51 by 42 Cedar Street New York for details.

John B. Ogden Cedar St New York E. A. Wilson Penn St Williamsburg N.Y Ayen Acre East India

Simple Vegetable Balm Recipe and Hair Growth Instructions

An offer to mail a recipe for a vegetable balm claimed to remove tan freckles pimples and blotches and make skin smooth and clear. Includes instructions for stimulating hair growth on bald heads or smooth faces. Request requires 3c stamp and lists BEN VANDELF & CO at 12 Barclay Street New York.

BEN, Vandelf & CO Barclay St New York

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