Farmers Tax Law: Jason B. Brown Defends 1891 Act
Kent speech by Jason B. Brown defends the March 6 1891 tax law. He argues it targets concealed and undervalued property, boosts fairness across banks railroads and corporations, and is nonpartisan. He cites legislative votes and urges support while labeling opponents as protected by monopoly interests.
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Indianapolis
Druggist guarantees popular remedies to customers
A local druggist asserts years of selling Dr King’s New Life Pills Bucklen’s Arnica Salve and Wrelectric Bitters with universal satisfaction. He guarantees results or refunds the purchase price, claiming the remedies’ popularity comes from merit.
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Historical health patent claims fragment about liver cure
Fragmentary OCR mentions a remedy claiming to cure debility by cleansing the liver and improving appetite. No clear dates people or organizations are present.
Hiscock Defends McKinley Act Against Tariff Claims
The piece notes protectionists tout rising prices as McKinley tariff effects. Senator Hiscock of New York responds that the McKinley law did not cause the higher cost of living, arguing the rise stems from increased agricultural product values and quotes his congressional remarks.
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Hiscock
New York
Carlisle
United States
Vote with both eyes open on protection and prices
The piece argues that free imports lower prices and questions protection's benefit to wage earners. It cites Cleveland's tariff plan, party margins, and upcoming electoral shifts, then shifts to Indiana tax acts and benevolent fund levies with notices of 1877 and 1891 statutes. It ends with an ad for Hall's Catarrh Cure.
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F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
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