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Newspaper
Madison Weekly Herald
Location
Madison, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1891
Page
3
O and M adopts a new time card next Sunday and coupon tickets spread to major systems. Three council meetings occur within a day as Madison sees political shifts and public notices with new appointments and local events.
The notice promotes Kemp's Balsam claiming it cures coughs and colds with years of use in the area. It emphasizes purity and effectiveness, urging readers to ask friends who have tried it. Large bottles cost 50 cents and 1 dollar at druggists.
The Democratic majority organized the City Council with new members and officers. Appointments to standing committees were approved, salaries set, and bonds taken for officers. Readings and approvals followed as Mayor Brashear presided, amid Democratic applause.
The outer nose cartilage lacks blood vessels yet has glands that secrete liquid evaporating to cool the nose. The Joy’s sense of smell lies in nostril nerves likely aided by the nose’s low temperature. A hot dry nose signals illness. dryness and heat suggest fever and potential hydrophobia.
Miss Mary Thompson visits relatives in Logansport Indiana. Mrs Solomon Adams leaves for Louisville to visit friends. Bert Scott's health relapses after a period of improvement. Robert Ira improves to normal health. Alfred Adams reports excellent wheat prospects on his farm sold to Lewis Rivand. An anonymous testimonial extols Ely Cream Balm for influenza and catarrh improving voice. Henry Brown endorses Kent's Ton ic Sarsaparilla for catarrh.
Constable Nelson Martin arrested a man selling medicine without a license near the Court House. The suspect invited the officer to his hotel and they fled by a shanty boat at the river bank. A companion cut the ropes, sending the boat away. Martin jumped ashore safely while the fake disappeared.
E R Adams of Rochdale awoke to a back yard disturbance last Wednesday night. Four shots fired from a revolver. his son hit twice, one shot to a lung, one to an arm, and two bullets lodged in bed coverings. Perpetrators sought. arrests promised as facts develop. Chamberlain’s remedy advertisement follows.
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