Woman’s discovery boosts cure claim in county
A local woman allegedly survivied seven years of disease under testing yet endured until she collapsed. Kings New Discovery was cited as relief after a full night’s sleep, with testimonials from Shelby and Bellville druggists. Multiple remedies, salves, and cures for rheumatisms and skin ailments are advertised, including Electric Bitters and Papillon Skin Cure, with various store endorsements and price notes.
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Thia
Abe
Luther Luts
Welrick & Co
Shelby, Ny
Boltie
Seaman & Cofa
W. D. Bult
Avery
Attéham Haro
Bellville
Ohio
Elestric Bitters
Fh&t
Letter from Paris on 1885 Republican nomination
James G. Blaine writes from Paris denying any intention to enter the 1888 Republican presidential race while urging unity and tariff protection. He warns against misinterpretation of his Jan letter and emphasizes labor prosperity and maintaining American wage standards against free trade, urging supporters to avoid double meanings.
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Gov. Gray
United Rentan
Chicago
New Yon
the Tribune
Paris
Bas Prosente
Florence
Snty
Ine
Tapeak
Europe
Party of Free Trade
United States
Butt
Fwa
James G. Buatre
Thurman Interviewed on Candidacy for Cleveland Ticket
In Cotomers Ohio on May 20 Judge Thurman denied any candidacy for office and said he was not consulted about joining the ticket with Cleveland. He asserted he would not run and urged people to leave him alone. He praised Cleveland and backed his potential nomination, while offering no view on a VP candidate. A separate note reports U S Marshal Miller barred from St Louis by Attorney General Garland. Governor Gray voiced willingness for the vice presidency if chosen, denouncing Know-Nothing accusations. The Republican press committee urged timely press applications for the convention.
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Cotomers
Ohio
Judge Thurmann
Cleveland
Washington
Thurman
St. Louis
Prrisstine
United States
George W. Miller
Garland
Miller
A. HL. Gartano
Gray
Barrmans
The
Sun
Indianapolis
Carcaco
June Howe
Bate
St Louis
Morgan
Busta
Senate
Thoreday
House
Holman
Civil Services Commissioners
Presbyterian Organic
Amambifes
New York
Hurat
Bowman
John Weeley
Committee On Freedmen's Aid
Freedmen's Aid and Southern Educational” Society
Committee On Education
Board of Education
Benster Warner Miller
Gen. Grant
Ray
C. H. Payne
Delaware
Banks
H. M. Flagler
Standard Oil Company
Methodista
el Augustine
Fla
Buckley
Flagler
Gen. Sheridan
Iowa
Boston
Buffalo
Cincinnati
Covington
Chattanooga
New Orleans
Chicago
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Topeka
Denver
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Omaha
Galveston
Philadelphia
Wen
Sheridan Shows Signs of Improvement Says Nurse
Washington May 30. cheerful reports from the Bieridan household indicate a favorable change in General Sheridan's condition. The bulletin notes better breathing, restful sleep, and improved vigor, with no artificial respiration used Monday night. No major changes feared, though uncertainty about the outcome remains.
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Wasniwatoy Crey
Iam
Fodlay
Prohibition Delegates Split Over Grand Army Memorial Day Plan
In Indianapolis May 80 delegates to the National Prohibition convention faced a clash with the Grand Army over Memorial Day observances. The Prohibition group sought to shorten opening rites to march in the cemetery parade and include a Blue and Gray unit, but Grand Army rules forbid political organizations in memorial events. Grand Marshal Shaw noted an Aide General letter referencing press claims of political party participation. The Grand Army forbids partisan groups in its ceremonies, and a supplementary order directed marshals to prevent breaches. Delegates, angered, would attend as individuals amid the dispute.
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Ind
Tomlinson Hall
Grand Army
Marshal Shaw
Shaw
Asistant Adjt
Walker
Crown Hil
Repubfe
Gray
Hendricks Or Harrison Club
National Convention of
Wits Party
St. Louis
Chicago
Ubu
Prohibition National Committee
Little Clua
Thompson
Daniel
Dow
Euabei J. Black
Stewart
Prohibition
Igta
Adjt
Gen Walker
National Prohibition Party
Ohio
R. E. Hudson
Alliance
Co. Black
Bilus
Blue and Gray Prohibition group barred from parade
A Prohibition party faction, the Blue and the Gray, ex-Union and ex-Confederate veterans, faced a clash over Decoration Day ceremonies. After opposition from local organizers and Assistant Adjutant General Walker, the group and its non-accredited delegates were barred from marching with official contingents in the parade.
Cyclonic Devastation Destroys Bridges and Schools
A cyclonic storm battered Ohio and Pennsylvania causing heavy damage. Three middle spans of a bridge failed at Gaysport. A school near Hedley Junction burned, injuring several. The uncle bore seagate details remain unclear as reports conflict over exact figures and locations.
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Ly Ohio
Pennsys
Solons at Washington brief Senate session and postoffice bill
Washington news digest reports a brief senate session in Washington City with an executive meeting and funeral observance for Mrs. Senator Sawyer. The postoffice appropriation grows to 60,035,840 dollars, with increases for light fuel clerks and fire delivery, while other measures like a pension and deficiency bills move through committees and sessions.
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Waasatrotos Ciry
Senate
Iiereat
Sawyer
House
Washmaton City
Stewart
Cleveland
Dakota
England
J.C. Kent
Baseball Attracts: Pennant Contests Across Leagues
Caicano May 21 Ansona pets opened their series with Detroit, securing a decisive victory. The day’s league scores feature Chicago 8 Detroit 4, Pittsburg 6 Indianapolis 11, with rain causing postponements. Chicago holds a strong lead though softening per cent figures show.
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Caicano
Ansona Pets
Detroit Sluggers
Chicago
Detroit
Pittsburg
Indianapolis
New York
Washington
Boston
Philadelphia
Bass Hall Club
Leagee
Duel
Erreereerrest
Sal Philadelpha eSaw
Pituburg
Waalington
Hrain
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Buchlen
F. G. Beaman & Co
Erie
Rochester Peat Expresa
O. P. Algier
Hartford
Pepillon
Clarke
Detroit Free Press
Grigar
Hyde
Qalesme
Imlédet
Uuage Baotaska ComPany
Rochester, N.Y
Agukareer
Bend
Janes L. Mrantorr
Wifth Ove
Grigio
Trout Creek
St. Clair Co
J. McCann
Rendall St
Seigel
A.J. White
Warren Street
Wah
Blaine
Phil Sheridan
Tomlingon
Bare
Indianapolia
Solons
Wasamoaron
Blair
Cullom
Rock Taland
Washmoaton City
McComas
Civil Service Commission
First Auditor of the Treasury
Wasaixaton City
Frya
Jones
Morgen
Cheadle
Indiana
Plumba
Pensions Committee
Wasuiyatus City
Yonngatown
Sherman
Congress
Stine
Puruadelphia
Presbyterian Assembly
Awaal
A. R. Day
Presbytery
Waterton
Synod of
Town
Baker
Bartimont
Southern Presbyterian Assembly
Church North
Northern Assembly
Edward Corpus
Chayter
Sale
Ourer Paper
New Ae
J. W. Pringle & Son
State St
Marshall, Mich
Pierce
Bierce
Umul
Plorceta
Golden Medical
Eatiog
Goldss
Pierce Golden Discovery
Botonl Ltd
World’s Dispensary Medical Association
Main St
Buffalg
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