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Newspaper

Madison Weekly Herald

Location

Madison, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1892

Page

7

Local Social Notes and Death at Minor Graveyard

George Williams and wife of Edinburg visit friends. Miss Terrell of Indianapolis visits Mrs. Bramwell. Mary C. Craig dies at 5 o clock from spinal meningitis leaving a six month old baby. Funeral from M E church at 9 am tomorrow with A R Beck officiating. Interment in Minor graveyard. An ad promotes Sulphur Bitters as a blood purifier.

Julia Crawford George Crawford Aulenbach Avenue Glover Christ Church Springdale Cemetery George Williams Edinburg Miss Terrell Indianapolis Alex Terrell Bramwell Mary C. Craig M. E A. R. Beck

Brown's Iron Bitters: Cure for Dyspepsia and Debility

A historic advertisement promotes Brown's Iron Bitters as a remedy for dyspepsia indigestion and general debility. The claim emphasizes stomach relief and strengthened health.

Reception at Capt Wrights House and Local Funeral

The home of Capt Wright hosted a refined reception on Thursday night. At 3 PM Rev A R Beach conducted the funeral for Miss Iva Chapman with pallbearers Ralph Tucker Wilber Waters Edward Branh am Will Wray and Will Vaughn.

Capt. Wright A. R. Beach Iva Chapman Shelbyville Ralph Tucker Wilber Waters Edward Branham Will Wray Will Vaughn J. M. Golden Madison Dr. Rice Sanders, Ky

Kentucky Mound Discovery at Drennon Springs

Dr North, a Kentucky geologist, found a well preserved human skeleton and stone tools in a mound at Drennon Springs Henry County along with elk teeth used as beads forming part of a necklace. The skeleton deteriorated on air but elk teeth remain in Dr Norths collection evidencing prehistoric grave. Also listed are numerous confirmands at St Marys church by Bishop Chatard.

Drennon Springs Henry County North Dr. North

Drunkenness Cure Promoted by Gold en Specific Co

Advertising copy claims Dr Haines Golden Specific cures drunkenness in ten days at home. It says the substance can be given in beer coffee tea or food without patient knowledge and guarantees a permanent speedy cure for moderate drinkers or alcoholics. No medical endorsement is provided. Free 43 page book offered by Golden Specific Co Cincinnati Ohio.

Golden Specific Co Race Street Cincinnati Ohio Youngs Mans Tree & Co Cummer Tree & Co UK & Kn Augusta Maine

Through Car Route to Yellowstone by Wisconsin Central

Wisconsin Central Lines offers through cars from Chicago and Milwaukee to Yellowstone National Park via Northern Pacific R. B. with Pullman Vestibuled and Tourist Sleepers. Dining cars serve meals en route. Also a route from Chicago to Wisconsin and Northwest resorts. Pamphlets available free from D. W. Janowitz or Jas. C. Pond.

Wisconsin Central Lines Chicago Milwaukee Northern Pacific R. B Wisconsin Northwest D. W. Janowitz Jas. C. Pond Baier Beosons Ticket Agt Tadianapolis Ind

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