Centaur Liniment Promoted for Wide Range of Ailments
An 1874 advertising claim extols Centaur Liniment for rheumatism neuralgia lumbago sciatica and various skin and muscle troubles in humans and animals. It touts cures from Ada Harden Co and Zanesville and cites testimonials from postmasters veterinarians and others. A Centaur Almanac with certificates is offered for postage.
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Henry Black
Ada
Harden U Co
Ohio
James Hurd
Zanesville, O
Alfred Tush
Newark
W Y. Hopkins
Piqua
Yelverton
Tiley Son
Jepperson
St. Louis
A. M'Carty
Samuel Pitcher
Ayannis
Mass
Ag BP Earant
J. B. Rose & Co
Dey Street
New York
Vermifuge claims cure for a long list of worm symptoms
Advertises Dr. McLane's Vermifuge as a harmless remedy for pale face dull eyes swollen lips and a wide range of digestive and abdominal complaints. The text asserts the medicine cures without mercury and bears the signatures C M Lane and Lemine Bros on the wrapper.
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Culverwell
Dr. C. Fislanes Liver Pills Ad
Dr. C Fislanes Liver Pills advertised for liver issues bilious complaints dyspepsia and sick headache. Promoted as a purgative for ague and fever and pre or post quinine use. Warns genuine pills are not sugar coated and feature a red wax seal with Dr M Lanes Liver Pills signatures C M Laws and Flemine Bros. Sold by druggists and country stores.
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Dr. M. Lane
C. M.laws
Flemine Bros
Night Dream of Ingersoll Ends With No Morning
A vivid dream sequence accompanies Bob Ingersoll as he sleeps after a speaking engagement. He confronts a blood stained clock in a desolate space, where every second signifies agony and decay. A stern voice declares there is no sunlight, no dawn, and no morning for the denier and blasphemer.
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Bob Ingersoll
Charsher
N. Y
Transgressor's Comeback and Reckoning Ahead
The text portrays Tweed’s return to New York as a penniless man facing social scorn and accountability. Szcor Ros- BERRON clutches ill gained gains and targets navy officers, while Graxr fails to see wrongdoing. A day of reckoning looms for all involved.
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Tweed
New York
Szcor Ros- Berron
Navy
Graxr
Traer Bexar
Hayes Accused as Tax Fraud Suspect by Chicago Times
The Chicago Times declares Rutherford B. Hayes guilty of tax fraud through false property listings and oaths for 1873 to 1876. It accuses him of underreporting value, omitting assets, falsifying credits, and evading probate duties, alleging repeated perjury and loss to state revenues.
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Chicago Times of
R. B. Hayes
RR. B. Hayes
Fort Stevenson
Sandusky County
Rutherford B. Hayes
State of
Ohio
Controversy Over Tilden Comment Stirs Journal Row
A fragment discusses The New York Sun doubting Mr Tilden and defends Deacon Richard Smith, accusing his partners the Hars of wicked deeds while dismissing the accusation as unfounded and misleading.
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New York Sun
Mr. Tilden
Richard Smith
Cincinnati Gazette
New ‘York UN
Mrs Breckinridge Funds Church Construction in Madison County
Mrs Margaret J Breckinridge widow of the celebrated Rev Sto bert Breckinridge of Kentucky is building a church at her own expense in Madison County.
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Margaret J. Breckinridge
Sto
Bert Breckinridge
Kentucky
Madison County
Pinch Back Enters New Orleans Unobserved
A New Orleans paper reports Pinch Back enters the city unseen, contrasting with past welcomes by ten backloads of officials and a six thousand dollar brass band.
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New Orleans
Governors and Gould Taxi Ride Through Broadway
A vivid Friday scene in New York shows Governor Morgan and Jay Gould of the Tribune riding in a blue taxicab along Broadway creating a thrilling impression.
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New York
Morgan
Jay Gould
The
Tribune
Broadway
Kentuckian Found in Remote Mountain Fastness
A Kentuckian trapped in a remote mountain fastness anxiously asks an editor if it is right to sell apples to an apple jack factory. The editor requests samples to judge the proposal.
Tom Thumb Farewell Tour Ends Abruptly
Fragmentary lines hint at a farewell stage tour by a showman or spectacle figure named Tom Thumb and an associate, with confusion and quoted misheard dialogue implying parting words and an abrupt end to performances.
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Tom Thumb
Vatarten
Ste Trelin
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