Woman's Discovery Aids Severe Consumption Case
A Shelby County woman long dragged by disease finally finds relief with Dr King's New Discovery for Consumption after months of torment. One diet dose nightly leads to sleep and rapid improvement, with a single bottle claimed to cure. Free trial bottles offered by W. C. Hamrick & Co. and F. G. Seaman & Co. drugstores.
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Luther Lutz
Thos
W. C. Hamrick & Co
Shelby, N
F. G. Seaman & Co
Electric Bitters touted by doctors and customers
W D Sult of Bippus Indiana testifies Electric Bitters relieves rheumatism after six bottles and Abraham Hare of Bellville Ohio endorses it after twenty years of experience. Thousands report cures for liver kidney and blood disorders plus skin ailments and piles. Sold 50 cents to 25 cents per box with satisfaction guarantee at Seaman Co. and other outlets.
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Bippus
Ind
Lean
Abraham Hare
Drag
Bellville
Ohi
Seaman & Co
Clarke's Flax Salve Cure All Skin Ailments
Clarke's Flax Salve offered as a cure for piles salt rheum sores wounds and infant eruptions with a guarantee of satisfaction. Sold by a Wil druggist and priced at 25 cents per box. Also Grigg's Glycerine Salva promoted as a speedy healer for burns bruises and skin eruptions. Agent A. O. Hyde Sylinaviz.
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Wil Draggista
Lyrrepe'e
Grigg
A. O. Hyde
Sylinaviz
Old Hickory a Protectionist Letter by Andrew Jackson
A Cotter from Their Saint for Democrate to Ponder Over. Andrew Jackson, nicknamed Old Hickory for his steadfast principles, defends protectionism in a letter written when he was a Tennessee senator and presidential hopeful. He argues for tariffs to defend liberty, national defense, and to build a domestic economy with minerals, agriculture, and manufacturing, urging Americans to become more self sufficient.
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Andrew Jackson
Boas
Jackson
Jaackson
United States
Tennessee
Polot e for Workingmen Wage Debate in New York
The text argues against free trade claims that wage cuts follow price reductions. It cites Carroll D. Wright, the Labor Commissioner, noting living costs are only 17 percent higher than in England while local wages are double. Free trade would halve the worker’s wage and raise unemployment by pitting American workers against 30 million others.
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Carroll D. Wright
Free Trade
England
Amore Ican
New Yorks
Albany Faces Treable In Three-Point Clash
In a high stakes matchup, Treable meets Albany in a decisive clash. Timea appears to lead with strong play and the arena hosts expect a tight contest as both sides vie for key baskets and momentum.
New South Investment Gambit in Iron and Steel
The article discusses over 200 million dollars invested in Southern enterprises over the past year, focused on iron and steel production, coal and ore development, and allied industries. It questions whether capital will follow ventures with lower duties, noting substantial importation of rails and related goods and urging iron manufacturers and investors to weigh outcomes against tariff policy and Mr. Mill’s plan.
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Real Datafe
New South
Penhaylvinia
Obie
South
New Orleans
Savannah
Charleston
Norfolk
Texas
Harrow
Mr. Milla
Tezas
New York
Tribuso
Potatoes from Europe Flood New York Markets
Troy Times reports heavy import of European potatoes sold to hotels and restaurants in New York with 2.25 per barrel retail price and 15 cent per bushel duty, arguing free-list proposal would hurt home growers in Rensselaer and Washington counties dependent on potato farming.
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Europe
New York
Troy
Retell
Congress
Rensselaer
Washington County
Troy Times
Local Effect of the Mille Bill in U S Tariffs Debate
Amsterdam Recorder argues the Mille tariff bill harms oil seed industries and local production. It contrasts prewar and wartime tariff regimes, noting seed output rising to 13 million bushels and linseed prices dropping, calling curtailment of taxes and uneven sugar policy a public outrage.
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Amsterdam
QL Behanse
United States
Buffalo
Titus Sheard’s Plain Talk on Free Trade in 19th Century Mills
Ex-sneaker Titus Sheard denounces free trade arguing it harms American mill workers by lowering wages and prices. He questions the ability of foreign markets to absorb cheap goods, asserts high U.S. wages keep production costly, and urges protection to sustain domestic industry and employment. He mocks free traders who claim universal cheapness and global reach, urging workers to resist wage cuts and defend local textile jobs.
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Europe
Dave
Population growth judged by percentage is flawed
The piece argues against the "percentage trick" used by free traders, claiming population and wealth growth cannot be fairly judged by simple percentages. It cites historical state data to show that real growth may appear diminished when viewed only as percentages, urging readers to consider absolute figures in population, agriculture, and industry.
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Blin
N& W
United States
Waorht
Truo
Ligdt
Chin Tawl
Olin
Tesu
Oliv
New York Press
Opportunistic Inspectors Drive Political Maneuvering
A political maneuver uses widespread cattle inspector appointments under the pleuro-pneumonia bill to pressure Cleveland into not seeking renomination. The plan triggers Governor Hill’s displeasure as inspectors appear across New York and potential suspects in Washington prompt commissions. A stray note mentions California industry omission.
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Cleveland
New York
Hill
Washington
Califor
Milletari DIL Defining The Atlants Censation Response
A compressed note on The Atlants Censation and Milletari DIL, highlighting a def in the Milletari DIL framework and linking it to a broader information style. The fragment cites humabuggery content and signals a critique of the piece’s style and presentation.
Indiana in 1888 and the political outlook
The Indianapolis Journal analyzes Indiana as a battleground for 1888. It argues Indiana’s small Republican plurality in 1886 reflects broader national issues, contrasts Indiana with Connecticut and New Jersey, and predicts a Republican trend if the national convention aligns with Indiana’s political mood.
Postmaster General Harris Under Fire Over Second Class Postage
Philadelphia Press scorches H R Harris for restricting second class status, denounces his view on periodicals as out of date and declares him unfit to decide Americans’ reading needs. Calls for his removal and criticizes postal waste.
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Asa H.R. Marrs
Harris
New York Gazelle
H. R. Harris
Wine
Cleveland
Haoriig
Philadelphia Press
Democracy and the Nasry and the four Roach cruisers
The administration could have completed four Roach cruisers in 1835 with partisan restraint and energy. Three years later only two vessels are in service, one damaged by ordnance blunders and the other awaiting guns due to insufficient armament funds. The deficit appropriation of 175000 leaves no excuse to delay armament, and the Allants battery should be made serviceable. If abroad policy is pursued, steel cruisers should be deployed rather than a cavalcade of old hulks near Morocco.
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Ordnance Bureau
Navy Yard
Adinistration
Leget
Morocco
New York
Republicap High Tide in Indians and Democrats
A garbled OCR fragment recalls a spring political event where voters rebuked Democratic figures, describing a decisive shift away from party leadership. The text mentions the Sim Coys of the Democracy and a sense of public frustration with partisan actions.
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